FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1930.
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE( ON
and family attended the dedica-
t.on services at Gladstone park
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Sherer and
chldren visited at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. G. Mitchell.
Walter Kent was hurt at Kos­
George Ford was in Portland
ter camo on Friday.
on business Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Barnes
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kerns and family motored to the home
and Mrs. Lloyd Baker were in of her parents at Sherwood on
►Portland shopping Tuesday.
Saturday.
Lester Sheeley was in Port­
land on business Monday and
Tuesday.
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Kiverview
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Conner of
Lewiston, Idaho, were the guests
of Miss Della Cline over the
Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Adams
weekend.
were Portland visitors Saturday.
Orle Estes left Wednesday of
The Christian Endeavof of last week for Yakima, Wash­
the Christian church is planning a ington.
rally for the 16th and 17th of
Esther and Ruth Heaverling,
month at the church.
daughters of Rev. Mr. Heaver­
baby boy, Delmar James, ling, who served several years
was born to Mr. and Mrs. H. as minister in Vernonia but now
F. Beaver, Friday at Mrs. L. of Cei^ro-Wooly, were calling on
old friends here Saturday.
A. Rogers’ home.
Clarence Fowler was hurt in
Miss Thelma E. Stephens and the Johnston McGraw Shingle
Miss Mary Anderson arrived in mill Saturday, when a piece of
Vernonia
afternoon timber hit him in the forehead
Saturday
from their trip over the Sky and cut a gash, making it neces-
sary for seven stitches to be
Line trail through Oregon.
taken.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Heltzel
Lee Hall accompanied Mr. and
and Mr. and Mrs. Art Schlegel Mrs. A. J. Kirk to Buxton Sun­
of Portland were the guests of day to visit Mr. Kirk’s’ parents.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. McGraw
Mr. and Mrs. J. P Caphamer
over the weekend.
are the proud parents of a 9
pound boy born Saturday. His
Arthur Daugherty accidentally name is Kenneth Gene.
broke his jaw Sunday while get-
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ham­
He went to mond and son of Laurel, Oregon,
ting into a car.
♦Portland to have it set but was were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
expected back at the end of the Arthur Fowler over Saturday
week.
night.
Quite a number from in and
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kullander around Vernonia attended the
and Mrs Everett Prickett motor­ Pomona Grange at Natal Satur-
ed to
Independence Sunday. day of last week, Some of them
They were accompanied by Mrs. were Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Krank-
G. C. Smith and two children lin, Elva Malmsten. Mr. and Mrs.
who have been visiting them for Frank Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Tayse,
two week.
Mr and Mrs. Vern. Mr. and Mrs.
Tester Mow, A. D. Hall. H. E.
McGraw, and Mr. and Mrs. E.
R Treharne.
Mrs. Sarah Snencer and little
granddaughter Reheckah Throop
went to Jennings Lodge Sunday
Lester Miller and son to attend camn meeting.
are spending a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fowler
relatives near Clatskanie.
returned home Monday from St.
Mrs. A.
Nelson,
daughter Helens after a week’s visit.
Margaret and her sister from
Elna Spencer of Treharn? is
Portland were callers at the home spending a few days with her
of Mrs. E. Sunell.
grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Spen­
Miss Lois Smith motored to cer.
Mrs. C. Ohlers on Tuesday.
'Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Adams
Mrs. L. F. Meeske is ill at her have purchased an Essex used
home in Lindsay camp.
car.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Burdick, son
and daughter of Portland called
at the home of her sister, Mrs. J.
Mitchell.
Mrs. E. Sunell has as her
guest her sister from Astoria.
Mrs. J. Lindsay visited with
Wesley Duke and Reed Hold­
friends at Vernonia last week. ing are grading and working on
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Turner th ■ Natal school grounds.
of Scofield were Vernonia shop­
Misses Ruth and Grace Car-
pers on Monday.
micheal spent Thursday after­
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Pugh are noon at Natal.
visiting with their parents,
Austin Dowling is driving a
Mr. Mowe baled hay at the truck for the county hauling dirt
Treharne ranch on Tuesday.
and gravel.
Arthur Bennett
of
Forest
Mrs. Dave McMullin and Mrs.
Grove is visiting at the home of Charlie Hill motored to Portland
Harold Smith.
to enjoy a couple of days
Mrs. Lee Johnson, Mrs. F. o. week.
O’Donnell and children, Mrs. R.
Jim Hill is working with
Stanton and daughter Lawanda pole crew for Lee Osburn.
enjoyed a picnic dinner on the
William Brown, game warden,
Nehalem Tuesday.
was a community caller Satur­
Mr. and Mrs. James Nanson day.
of Vernonia were callers at the
Ira Peterson had the misfor-
Lindsay camp Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Munger of tune of cutting himself quite
Vernonia visited with friends at badly recently.
Shady Lane is employed
Treharne Thursday.
Mrs. L. E. Smith spent the the county working with
^.weekend with her parents at road crew.
P. Ross from Portland was
Cornelius.
Bennett a business caller for two days
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Mrs. William Bridgers and the .were visiting at the home of
De Rock girls were visiting with Mrs. Frank Peterson Tuesday,
friends at Natal Tuesday even-| Reed Holding made , busi-
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Elmer Linberg is working for and returned home on Saturday.
Carl Iler haying and harvesting. I
The Clark and Wilson Lumber
Miss Beatrice Perry and her
company are boarding and pas-1 grandfather, Oliver Burris, drove
turing some horses on Lincoln to Vernonia Tuesday.
Peterson’s farm.
j Jake Neurer was a business vi­
Lee Osburn has some men cut-1 sitor at the Carl Iler place Fri­
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Parkers place. Osburn was on'
the job himself Friday.
| Frank Peterson made a trip
Miss Bertha Holding and Miss on business to Portland Tuesday.
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He took time to com-
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Most of the farmers in this vi- ! plete his toilet.
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