Vernonia eagle., May 16, 1930, Page 7, Image 7

Fr? iay, May 16, 1930
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Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon
Page Seven
and Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt drove h to Portland with him to visit I A bouncing eight and one-half
Finish Ballasting Spur 1
amination this week. Borgnyl Andreasen and family on Sun-
to Vernonia Monday evening.
.. his .....................................
' 1 pound baby boy was bom to
folks, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Ballast hunting for spur 1, on Sather, Masao Tanabe,
Altha' day.
I
Zoulk and to also attend to Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Goodwin at the north fork was finished
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Stephens j some business, he will
White, Marian Larson,
_____ , Avious
rethrnjthe
Portland
sanitarium,
May
15.
Tuesday.
and Wm. Coade were Sunday
Mrs. Fred Mvrse and daughter
Scott and Tommy Scott.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. I home ¡Sunday night.
visited at the home of Mr. and
Ill at Portland
Awarded Contract
Mrs. C. C. Westlin is the first Mrs. Chas. Uhlin Sunday.
Webber of Portland.
Mrs. Russel
Burt
visited I Gus Olson, the pump man at
H. S. Goodwin was awarded individual here already having
friends in Forest Grove Satur- side one is in Portland under
La Verne Stanton has return­
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gartzke day.
her home provided with an elec-
J. C. Lindley transacted bus-end in Portland with relatives,
'a doctors care. He became quite a contract recently for building 1 trie v. —he..
ed to work after being off for
and daughter will go to Gaston'
a grade four miles of road near!
iness in Portland Monday.
,,
_
.
_
I
ill
several
days
ago.
a week with an injured hand.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rasmussen
Elmer R. Burt visited in Hills- Sunday to spend Mothers Day
Marshfield. He is taking his!
Clarence Coyle from McMinn-'boro Saturday evening,
with Mrs. Gartzke’s mother, and family are leaving this week | Harry Kurbeson, a faller cut equipment from here this week.1 Mr. and Mrs. Fox expect to
Roberta Andreasen, Kirtha
occupy
the
house
vacated
by
the
ville spent Tuesday in this city.
Mrs. White.
to make their home in Eugene, his foot with an axe while at Also his force of workers. It No'rton’»"‘in "a"7ew" toy». ’
Kelley,
Edna
Spencer and
Joe Winans and his mother
work Saturday, and was
is estimated that the work will
Twila Morton attended Rainbow
H. E. McGraw spent Wednes­ were in Vernonia to see the
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Stephens
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Maithof to Portland for treatment, seat
Mrs. Hugh Dunlap’s mother is at Vernonia Monday evening.
Hie be completed in about three
day in the valley.
were in Portland Wednesday and family were the week end
show Sunday.
months time after which he will visiting at the Dunlap home here
evening to attend the Eastern guests of Mr. Maithof’s parents, family lives in Portland.
Urie Reynolds purchased a
.return to this place to complete this week.
•
M. E. Carkin spent the week
J. B. Wheeler of Portland Star celebration given in honor ¡Mr. and Mrs. John Maithof of
A number of high school stu- his contract with the O. A. com-!
new Chevrolet sedan recently.
end at his home in Camas.
was here Thursday.
of Mothers Day.
Salem.
[dents from Vernonia spent Sat- pany on which he has made1 Those takin* the state exam-
Chas. Hanna of Cochran is
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Culver and
Summer Arrives
splendid progress.
¡nation in geography in the 7th
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Nicholls
Mrs. Holly Michael of Shedd Urd“y in this Vlcinity ii8hin|f-
now employed at Koster camp.
daughter, Mrs. Thor Roberts Summer has officially arrived entertained Don Keller and Mr. who
grade
are,
Erma
Larson,
Ruby
was injured in an auto
uuvu ac
at- ­ !
Sella H. H. Goods
spent Monday in Portland.
Moving to Marshfield
¡Faught, Florence White, Oke
in Westimber.
Johnson at dinner Sunday.
cident recently, died Saturday' MV. and Mrs. A. Nord and
The Kellogg and Gearin fam-'Anderson and Lloyd White’
evening,
Mr.
Michael
is
well
so
n
Roy,
left
Wednesday
for
ACTIVE AT O. S. C.
J, H. Wellington of Houlton
W. H. Krebs went to Portland known here.
Scoop Ingalls and Spike Rob­
I Portland, having sold their ilies are moving to Marshfield'
spent Saturday in Vernonia visit­ in-on are once again at their Monday.
I household goods here to Mr. and this week. Mr. Kellogg will con-1
ing friends.
Oregon State College, Corval­
old stand, “the swimming hole.’’
Ralph Root, Henry
Har- Mrs. M. E. Fox. After the fam­ tinue as shovel operator for Mr. I
Gladys Walters and James In­ old Ferloak drove to and
lis, May 12.—Irene Davis of
Vernonia
Albert Schmidlin of Brauns
Goodwin
and
Mr.
Gearin
in
the
ily
receives
the
passports,
they
galls
were
in
Portland
Sunday
Mr. Sorenson the night watch­
spent Saturday in this city on man fo- the Eagle Lumber com­ the guests of Miss Walters Sunday evening to see the show. will sail for Sweden, where they same capacity as at this place. j I Mr. and Mrs. Day D. Parkhill Vernonia, freshman in vocation­
of Kelso, Wash., are visiting at al education at Oregon State
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Davis expect to make their home, and
I pany has moved his family uncle, Arthur Walters, who is
college, is among 75 freshmen
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Art
Miller
ex-
the home of Mr.
an instructor with the Rankin were in Portland over the week rejoin their relatives whom they pect to return to Vernonia to ter, _ __ _______ Parkhill’s sis- girls chosen to act as Big Sis­
A. L. Morris of Warren and I away.
Mrs.
C.
W.
B.ennett.
Flying School.
I end, and were the guests of have not seen for ten years. Mr. live in the near future.
ters here next fall.
G. W. Mills of Deer Island spent
Mr«. Krebs Entertains
I Mr, Davis’ parents who live Nord has labored more than six
E. Miller and C. W. Lind-
Wednesday in this city.
I
L-
The Big Sister movement is
Mrs. L. E. Stephens drove to I there.
years for the O. A. company at
P. L. Thompson and family say motored to southern Ore- sponsored every year by the Y.
Mrs. W. H. Krebs asked in
! this place as a faller or bucker. spent a few toys in Portland gon, Wednesday.
The Thomas Variety store has a lew friends Thursday evening Portland Friday to attend a
W. C. A. and its purpose is to
Elmer Burt spent Sunday in
been treated to a new coat of in honor of her husband’s birth­ luncheon and card party for
choose girls whose character and
i Mrs. Lyle Rose is assisting at last week.
which Mrs. T. O. Mitchell was Portland with friends.
I,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
E.
Miller
and
red paint.
I day. Five hundred was played hostess.
personality are such that they
the cook house this week during
The Johnson and Sather fam- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clarke mo- will
during the evening and a de­
i Mrs. Paul Rasumssen and Mrs. the absence of Mrs. Florence
be able to aid incoming
J. N- Miller of Clatskanie was I licious lunch was served. The
Mo-
tored
to
Portland
and
Vancouver
ilies
and
Paul
Hegli
spent
Visits Newberg
: Thos. Anderson drove to Forest Wheeler.
freshmen. The main function of
a Vernonia visitor Monday and guests included. Mr. and Mrs.
the on business Saturday.
thers
Day
at
Rainier
with
the Big Sisters will be to help
Mr. and Mrs. Len Verskoag Grove and Hillsboro shopping
Tuesday.
Mrs. K-rley and daughter not parents of the two ladies and
Reed Ingalls, Mr. and Mrs. C. spent Sunday in Newberg vis- last week.
Mrs. W. A. Hodge went to freshmen girls to become ac­
their
brother
Paul.
long since from Florida, but
Christianson, Mr. and Mrs. iting relatives. they were ac-
Van Prichard of Rainier spent
Portland Tuesday, where she is quainted during freshman week.
Bill Cary and a number of more recently of Camas, Wash.,
Eorlaak, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. companied home by Mrs. Ver-
One of the features of this
receiving medical treatment.
Saturday evening in this city
To
Sell
Washing
Machines
Gartzke, Mr. and Mrs. Nick stoag’s mother, Mrs. Frank Nel- friends drove from St. Helens are the guests of the Bradford
week’s program next fall will
attending the smoker.
Mrs. T. F. Scott is in charge
_ and family of be an assembly of all freshmen
E. P. Belongia
Nicholls, Mrs. L. E. Stephens.
who"wni’ visit' tomVr'a ^’”day L° vi™ hi\cf\usin and family this week.
,,C,C JU" “l family, Mrs. Thos. Anderson of
of sales for Maytag and Thor Vernonia have moved to Koster girls and the big sisters.
Mrs. Gene Shipman was sent Wm. Peoples, Leia Cook and whiie'”'” "***
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bishop electric washing machines, for camp, where Mr. Belongia is
e’
Westimber.
to Portland last week for an the guest of honor. Reed In­
of Portland spent Sunday with this locality. It is reported that now employed.
operation. She is at the Weather- ‘ galls won i first prize, Mrs.
Leonard Nelson and Mr. and!
Full Gospel Tabernacle
Mrs. Russel Burt spent Sunday1 Mr. and Mrs. George McCor- the former’s mother at the the power company will begin
ly hospital.
Stephens consolation.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack King and
Services for next week.
with Mr. Burt’s mother, y ■ mick, friends of the Anderson’s Bradford home and his sister, wiring the houses for electricity
were also visiting them Sunday. Mrs. Bradford and family. .
Sunday: Bible school 10:0,0
Leonard, son of Mr. and Mrs.! Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Poole__
and J. Dean of Hood River.
this week. Only the dwelling family have moved to Seattle.
C. B. Hall, cut his leg with an Richard Bradway of LaCenter,
a.m. ; morning worship 11:00
houses
will
be
equipped
with
Russell
Stanton
has
returned
Mrs.
Paul
Rasmussen
drove
to
Paul Dodge and family expect
axe Tuesday, while playing near Wash., visited at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Al Love were
It is thought that all from Portland, where Mr. Stan­ a.m. ; evening service 7:30 p.m.;
Hillsboro Saturday to shop.
to soon reside in the Lundeen electricity.
Wednesday evening 7:30; Friday
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Root Tues­ in Portland Sunday.
his home.
„
will
be
in
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Paul
Rasmussen
cottage at the old I. P. head- by June 1. readiness for service ton was receiving treatments for evening 7:30; Saturday, street
day, Mr. and Mrs. Poole are
injuries
received
in
camp.
Mrs. John Hansen and chil­ the parents of Mrs. Root.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Dunn motored to their new home Fri- quarters camp.
meeting 7:00; Young People’s
and family, Mr. and Mrs. _..
dren are visiting Mrs. Hansen’s
R. _
B. day.
Taking Examination*
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hayes and'meeting 7:30.
Mrs.
Rex
Horsman
and
sons
mother at PeEll, Wash., for the
Mrs. A. F. Knight and son Stone and son Russel and SamI
The following pupils here are daughter Elizabeth of Aloa were | The public is cordially invited.
spent Sunday with the former’s
Douglas are staying in Portland Seybold of Portalnd were guests
next two weeks.
K. C. Prinzing, pastor.
taking
the 8th grade state ex- visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ivor
i
mother
at
Vernonia.
for a few days.
of Mr. and Mrs. M. Dygert1
Ed Holtham left for Portland,
Sunday.
Visit Friends
Saturday to spend the week1 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Walters
__
____ _
Mrs. __
Fred
Hagerman
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Wolfe; Mrs. Amato underwent a ma- ___
and
family
drove
to
Forest
•nd.
Grove Saturday evening.
drove to. Forest Grove ^Saturday, jor operation three weeks ago. daughter ‘¿¿tty and Mr"s‘.‘ Hugh
Mrs. Tom Crawford and son
evening.
Joe Wornstaff
snent the
the week
week itors
Dunla|) last were
Joe
Wornstaff spent
we(?k out en(J of camP vis-
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Christian­
Middleton left Friday to spend
the week end visiting relative in son, Florence Christianson and I Mr. and Mrs. Reed Ingalls ®"d with his family here, return-
C. E. Westlin and family spent
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Wolfe and children Hazel and Reed, *n^ *"° Portland Sunday evening
Portland.
" re in Cochran Sunday even­ i and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ~Ferioak for continued medical treatment, Saturday and Sunday with re­
Claus Messing of Portland ing. the trip was made by mo­ motored to Vancouver, Wash.,1
latives in Portland and Carlton,
W. E. Miller and nephew, Oregon.
visited with his brother Emil tor over the new road to with­ Sunday to visit Mr. Ingalls mo­
James
Baumgartner
from
Port
­
Messing Saturday, returning to in a short distance of Cochran. ther, Mrs. J. E. Crites.
land visited at the home of the
Miss Mary Patrician spent the
hiB home in the evening.
Entertained By Mr». Stephens
Mrs. Paul Rasmussen was in J. W. Wornstaff family over week end in Portland with her
Bom: To Mr. and Mrs. John
I Sunday. Mr. Miller caught a mother.
Mrs. L. E. Stephens entertain­ Forest Grove Saturday.
Owens, May 8. a seven pound
nice mess of trout while here.
at luncheon and cards for a
baby girl. Daughter and mother ed
Miss Ira Lloyd Upson visited
number of ladies Thursday af­ Miss Mildred Kelly of Hills­
Mothers Day passed quietly
are in good health.
ternoon. The guests were Mrs. boro called on Mrs. Russel Burt . here. Some entertained relatives her sister and friends at Keed
college Saturday and Sunday.
Kenneth Price, employed by 1’. Fetch, Mrs. Bort Nelson, Mrs. Saturday.
1 from other points while others
the K. P. company cut the toe Laker, Mrs. V. Powell and Mrs.
went
out
to
spend
the
day
with
Bruno Reif is making a brief
Leonard Nelson and Glen
on his right foot Tuesday while Dan Nelson of Vernonia and Peoples motored to Vernonia ! relatives.
visit to his parents at Prineville.
Mrs. Wm. Gartzke of Westimber
at work in the woods.
and the hostess. First pride was Monday evening.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Snider of camp one spent
J. Glenn Allen of Hillsboro, I won by Mrs. Gartzke, consola-
P. H. Peterson who has been a few days at her home here
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
C.
Ahlgren
manager of the Miller Mercan­ . tion by Mr3. Baker.
quite
ill
is
recovering
nicely.
He
and daughter Mary Ellen played was taken to Portland for treat­ the past week.
tile company spent Thursday in
Sidney Mosher, Jr. of Glad- golf on the Forest Hills golf ment.
this city.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Redman
course near Cornelius Sunday.
stone was the guest of his
left Tuesday for Baker to visit
A nine pound baby boy was Reed Ingalls over the week unrle
Visit Home of Son
No. 14 Standard R. C. Wire for house wiring
end.
the latter’s daughter and family
Florence
Christianson
Miss
born to Mr. and Mrs. Forrest
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Kellogg
500 feet .................................................. H-3»
and
father
as
well
as
to
on
Mrs.
Bert
Nelson
in
called
Blount Saturday. Mother and son
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Wolfe
of Susanville, Calif., visited at! after business interests.
Less quantities............................... 1° Per foot
went to Portland Tuesday to Vernonia Monday evening.
are doing well.
the home of their son, Ross Redman who has been in
visit relatives.
Loom, up to 25 feet, per foot ..........................
Ed Zoulek drove to Westim-' Kellogg, Friday evening and l health for three months
Sidney George of Salem spent
an ff i ni on ¥ 1 improved to make
Root, Ralph
and ner-
Her- her
Saturday to
An- Saturday, and departed for v>«,i-
Cali- . j suixivivui
sufficiently
nuipn ana
oer naLuruay
vu visit
viaiv Thos. ¡.u-
Tuesday in Vernonia i and at- I II. ± L. . nooc,
250 feet .................................................. $4-79
I
tended the American Legion bert Root, Florence Christianson-derson. Mr. Anderson returning fornia, again Sunday morning. I the trip.
Drop Cord Wire, 15 feet or less, per foot....... 2*/2c
meeting of post 119.
Mrs. Fred Kincid of Spring
Tubes, unglazed porcelain, each
brook and Mr. and Mrs. J. R
Knobs, assembled split, each ...
McDonald and family of New­
berg visited at the home of Mrs.
•3%c
Cleats, porcelain, pair .............
Rose Fletcher Sunday.
...6c
Flexible Armored Cable, 2-wire, per foot
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nance and
100
feet
..................................................
$4.79
son, Jackie and Mr. and Mrs.
L. W. Baker and children spent
Electric Lamp Globes, each ............................. -20c
Sunday fishing along the Crook
10 Watt to 60 Watt, Hygrade, guaranteed 1000 hrs.
ed creek.
Entrance Swith Boxes ....................... 60c, 85c, $1.75
Miss Ruth Lee will leave next
week for a visit to Vancouver,
Chain Pull Sockets, each ..................................... 25c
B. C., to visit relatives. Miss
Lee expects to spend most of
Key Sockets, each ................................................. 18c
her vacation in Canada.
Meadows
Electric Washing Machine ....... $99.50
Judge D. B. Reasoner return­
This machine is a beauty and will
ed Tuesday after a visit of
nearly a week to Grants Pass,
last you a lifetime. Sold on easy terms.
where he visited his osn and
Electric Waffle Irons ...................................... $8.00
family.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. M. W.
Electric Cui ling Irons .................................... ’..98c
Mumbach, Thursday, May 8, an
Hotpoint Electric Flatirons, Toasters, etc.
eight pound baby boy. Mrs.
Mumbach is in a Portland hos­
We meet mail order prices
pital, where she and her son
are reported in excellent health.
Give you our best personal service
Koster Camp
Camp McGregor
See Hoffman About
Wiring
Your Home
and to buy appliances and
electrical supplies at the
lowest possible prices.
I
j
Steve Niles of Wauna, Doc.
Jones of Clatskanie, W. A. Nel­
son of Portland and Jack Dunn
of Mist spent Tuesday in this
city where they attended
American Legion meeting.
William J. Haycox of Port­
land who located in this valley
tn 1892 was in Vernonia Sunday
with his son Ernest, attending
the funeral of his mother Mrs.
Laura Haycox.
Mrs. Peggy Ericson motored
to Portland Saturday. Mrs. Eric­
son and her sister, Mrs. Crain
attended the Mother’s day ser­
vices at the First Christian
church in Portland.
If you want estimate . cost
your home,
we
.. of wiring
1 electrician
_»__x_t_.
-- x^
can send you a state . licensed
to gjve
you a cost.
See Hoffman About It
Westimber
Attend Play
Among those attending the
play “The Time of His Life,"
given by the Timber high school
were Mr. and Mrs. Reed Ingalh
and family, Mrs. D. C. England
and children. Mr. and Mrs. Nick
Nicholls, Mrs. Arthur Baird,
Mrs. E. Wilson and Mrs. Harris.
Mrs. Van Domelmen spent Sat­
urday in Forest Grove.
Burley Tallman who works at
Wilark was home over the week
end.
Mrs. Smead is giving dances
at the local dance hall each
Saturday night. Good times are
reported by those attending.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bristow
and children spent the week
Vernonia