VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1930,
Qr LOCALS^
Lewis Blackburn of Vancou- nie Jean
Campbell,
Norman
ver, Washington, was in Verno- Green, Robert DeGraff, and Hale
na Sunday.
1 Greenman.
J. W. Brown went to Port­
Mrs. J. E. Cooper, who form­
land Friday for a medical exami- erly lived in Vernonia and who
nation, returning home Monday. has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. F. W. Briot went to Port- Mrs. E. E. Hayes at Longview,
land Sunday to spend a few arrived here Wednesday to spend
a few days with Mrs. Dave Mar­
days with her parents.
shall before returning to her
Mr.and Mrs. J.
Brown
W.
home in Tujunga, California.
spent the weekend in Portland
| Mrs. A. J. Hughes, Miss Amy
on business.
1 Hughes, Mrs. W. B. Lappe, Miss
Mrs. Cora Akers of Pocatello, Franceg Lappe, Miss Charlotte
Idaho, is visiting her daughter, Green and Miss Bonnie Jean
Mrs. Geneva Hall.
| Campbell of Tenino, Washing-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richard-
were the guests of Mrs. Judd
son left Sunday for Tacoma for ^,reenman at tea Tuesday af-
a two weeks’ vacation.
j ternoon.
Miss Dorothy Van Hoene and
The Eastern Star Social club
Fred Spring of Portland were in picnicked near the golf course
Vernonia Sunday for the tennis last Wednesday afternoon. The
¡following were present: Mr. and
tournament.
i Mrs. F. D. Macpherson, Mr. and
of
Jeff Howell
Bremerton, Mrs p M RuH( Mr and Mrs
Washington, is visiting at the
Childs and family, Mrs. Fred
home of B. J. Cline over the wan an{] two children, Mrs. E.
weekend.
I A. Green and family and Miss
A. D. Hall, son Leonard an() Bonnie Jean Campbell, Mrs. E.
nephew Ivan Reed, son of Mr. E. Yeo and two children, Mrs.
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McGraw and family, and
and Mrs.
Reed,
spending a few days at the coast. Emil Messing.
The Missionary Society of the
Mrs. Ray
D.
Fisher
and
daughter Margaret returned Sun­ Christian church met Tuesday
day from a week’s vacation afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Ray Charlesworth.
Mrs. J. L.
spent at Tigard.
Timmons read a
paper on
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wood and “Church Building,” Mrs. Olsen
Mrs. Bert Wood and children on “Leaves from the Family Al-
were guests at the A. D. Hall bum,” and Mrs. E. Knight read
home last Sunday.
a paper on the topic, “A build-
Mrs. Clyde Carrick and daugh­ ing Fitly Framed Together.”
ter Opal returned home Sunday Refreshments were served by the
after visiting with relatives at hostess. Present were Mrs. E.
Knight, Mrs. R. A. Olsen, Mrs.
Boardman, Oregon.
J. L. Timmons, Mrs. C. L. Ste­
Mr. and Mrs. Judd Greenman vens, Mrs. Veal,
have as their guests Mr. Green­ Lindley.
man’s sister, Mrs. Robert Good­
win of San Pedro, California.
Miss Thelma Pierson return­
ed to Portland last week where
she will complete a commercial
course.
Natal
Mrs. Frank Peterson has been
visiting her mother at Warren­
ton for a few days recently.
Everett Dennis from Astoria
was a weekend visitor at the
Jake Neurer ranch.
Matthews brothers are hauling
Mrs. W. E. Linn returned
home last Thursday from a slab wood to Vernonia.
month’s visit with relatives at
Mrs. Noble Dunlap and son
Fort Rock and Diamond Lake, Floyd drove to Vernonia on Sat­
Oregon.
urday.
Mrs. P. J. Dewey returned to I Bob Vickers has started to
her'home 'in Vancouver? ‘ Wash- *’"i!d hi\ new dair< barn. Mr
ington, Monday after spending Vlcker,s has recently purchased
the past two weeks with her several head of stock,
j Mr. and Mrs. Jake Neurer
daughter, Mrs. Fred Veith.
1 motored to Portland one day last
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Arps ar­ week bringing home with them
rived from Seattle last Wed­ Mrs. Rose Meier from Portland.
nesday to spend a week with Mrs. Meier spent several days
their son-in-law and daughter, with them. Mrs. Neurer is her
Mr and Mrs. K. A. McNeill.
niece.
Miss Beatrice Perry and her
Mrs. Nannie Malissie, B. T.
Hall, and Mrs. Rhoda Morgan grandfather, Oliver Burris, spent
for
Aberdeen,
left Saturday
Washington, to visit their cous-
in, whom they have not seen
for 27 years.
part of Tuesday in Vernonia on camp from Oak Ranch creek,
, where they have been for the
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Knowles past three months.
Mr. Chandler and other of-
were W’ednesday afternoon call­
ficials from St. Helens were at
ers at Vernonia.
Virgil Powell from fire war­ Natal Monday looking over the
den’s headquarters at Vernonia Natal bridge, which will be re­
was a frequent caller in this placed in the near future.
C. Blanchard, who has been
community of late.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Osburn working on the Neurer farm,
transacted business in Vernonia has returned to Portland.
All available men in the sur­
Friday afternoon.
Robert Berg and family mo­ rounding country were called
to fight forest fires recently in
tored to Vernonia Saturday^
Mrs. George Taylor and chil­ various places.
Jim Green had the misfortune
dren were doing some trading in
to lose one of his farm horses
Vernonia Saturday.
A. R. Meilis and his son Rich­ last week.
Mrs. James McCormick, son
ard have gone with their thresh­
ing machine to thresh. They Eugene and daughter Leora plan
intend to be here to thresh for to spend the winter in Glenwood,
Washington, where Mr. McCor­
farmers in a few days,
Carl Iler is binding grain for mick is employed as camp cook.
farmers in the community this
Earl Smith from Vernonia is
summer.
working with his men on the
Mr. and Mrs. John Estes and telephone line. They have most
sons from Riverview were Sun- of the poles set through to Mist
day guests of their daughter’s now.
family, Mrs. Dave McMullin at
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peterson and
Natal.
son Normand were visiting at
The steam shovel and road Mist Saturday.
crew working on the road near
Game Warden William Brown
the Lee Osburn place is well was a Natal caller during the
under way.
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Bo> Lindsey
have returned to Portland after recently made a business trip to
enjoying several weeks at their Portland.
place at Natal.
To buy or sell—try the clas-
The county surveying crew,
which is surveying the Rainier- sifed columns of The Eagle to
Vernonia Cut-off, moved their obtain the best results.
Miss Phoebe Greenman enter­
tained at a dinner last Tuesday
evening. She had as her guests
Miss Charlotte Green, Miss Bon-
'steamy Mondays
Wes tini ber
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Koenig
and sons Harold and Shirley
took a motor trip during the
weekend.
They visited friends
at Valsetz, and spent a day
with Mrs. Koenig’s sister, M ts .
Thompson, of Corvallis.
Ralph Root has a seriously
infected finger.
He is under
the erne of Dr. Dinsmore.
Angello Morelli, E. Alcorn and
Mr. Brookwell drove to Westfir
Monday.
Miss Maxine Withim, who has
been visiting at the David Eng­
land home, has returned to Port­
land.
L. R. Kern and A. C. Ahlgren
played golf Sunday at Vernonia.
Mr. and Mrs. John England
have moved to Oregon City.
D. C. England and family
attended the wedding of Mrs.
England’s sister, Miss Maud Gor­
rie, Saturday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Ahlgren drove
to Forest Grove Saturday.
Mrs. Wm. Ferlaak and sons
Harold and Henry and Ronald
Casselman drove to Portland
early in the week. From there I Mrs. Ferlaak, Miss Vivian Mil­
Harold Ferlaak went to Edmonds, ler, Mrs. Root, Henry Ferlaak,
Washington, where he is engaged Ralph Root and Fred Miller
in business with Warren Smith, drove to Hillsboro Monday.
formerly of Westimber.
A. Knight and family, who
Miss Jeannie Withers is the have been in Portland for the
guest for a week of Miss Lil- past two weeks, spent the week­
lian England.
end at their home here.
Mrs. Athur Baird’s birthday
Mr. and Mrs. John England
was the occasion for a surprise
and two children have moved
party at her home. Those pre­ to
Oregon City.
sent were, besides Mrs. Baird
David and Daniel England are
and her mother, Mrs. Herrick,
Mesdames Noble, L. R. Kern, visiting their grandmother, Mrs.
Krebs, England, Vorstoeg, Ahl- Gorrie of Springfield. They ex­
pect to remain
until
school
gren, Koenig and Kline.
Wm. Burness and daughters starts.
and Mr. Stagg and family have
Joe Ferlaak visited at the
moved to Oregon City.
home of Don Williams of Port­
Mrs. C. Christianson, Charles land last weekend.
Christianson and Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Root drove to Mill City
Thursday evening.
Mr. Barr is occupying his
home near Fernwood.
Mrs. Wm. Ferlaak, Cecelia,
Marchel and Henry Ferlaak, and
Roland Casselman spent Friday
at Balm Grove.
Rube Nelson and family are
living at Hillsboro, where Wm.
Gartzke, who has been in a hos­
pital for some time, is improv­
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleninchers have
moved to Hood River.
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Mrs. Ray Emmott, formerly of
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Mr. and Mrs. George Ogg re­
turned to her home in Ontario
last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Judd Greenman
entertained Mr. and Mrs. M. A.
Gregory, Mrs. F. H. Schneer,
Mrs. C. L Anderson, Mrs. Carl
Davidson, and Mrs. M. Grady
at dinner Sunday evening.
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FLOUR
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For perfect jelly a package makes
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No. 1 picnic tins .... 10c
Our high grade fami­
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hard wheat.
49 Pound QI Off
Sack .......
TREE TEA—This is ice­
tea season — Black or
Green,
lb. pkg...... 33c
FRUIT JARS AND
TRIMMINGS
Ball Bros. Mason Jars
Pints, dozen ........... 73c
Quarts, dozen ..... 89c
Economy Caps, doz. 25c
Bail or Kerr Mason Caps
Dozen ................... 25c
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Sealed cans—perfect shortening
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PINK SALMON, Hap-
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tall, 2 cans ............. 25c
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CORNED BEEF, Libbys
best quality, No. 1 cans.
Per can ...................... 25c
CARNATION MILK —
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Tall cans, 3 for....... 25c
Small cans, 6 for .... 25c
VAN CAMPS PORK &
BEANS — Medium size
17% oz., per can ....... 8c
ALBERS FLAPJACK
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3 pound box ........... 55c
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Every Day in the Week.
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by a laundry, will here­
after save my energy,
my clothes and my mo­
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Vernonia, Oregon