THE VERNONIA EAGLE
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1930.
LOCALS
Carnation’s Queen To Compete
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Miss Marie Kirkpatrick spent
the weekend at her home in
Portland.
Miss Merle Mills, who is at-
tending Oregon State college at
Corvallis, spent the weekend at
home.
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Natal
Mr«. Jake Neurer
Dave McMullen was in Verno­
nia last week having some den­
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wolff, tal work done.
Mrs. C. L. Anderson, Mrs. Dave
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sundland
Marshall went to Portland Tues­
from Mist gave a party Mon­
day.
day evening at the hall at Na­
Mrs. E. A. Green, Nelle Green, tal. The occasion was a birth­
Florence Wall and Shelby Caton day party for their son Donald.
Joe Benzer was in Vernonia
were in Portland shopping Satur­
day.
shopping Saturday.
"Carnation Lavendula” B. M.. 15.1, 7 years, of Carnation Farm Stables,
Jake Neurer worked at the
Leo Lewis, who was seriously Vernonia Meat market Wednes­ Pomona, California, owned by E. A. Stuart, Seattle, President Emeritus
of Pacific International.
injured by an automobile Sep­ day while William Culver and
tember 29, is reported as getting lis son Billie enjoyed a hunting
A return entry in the Horse Show
Thirteen complete shows in all
along nicely.
of the 20th Annual Pacific Interna­ combine to make the 20th Annml
trip.
Zale holmes from Riverview tional Livestock Exposition, Port­ the greatest Exposition in the his­
Mrs. R. A. Olson left Thurs­
land, Oregon, Oct. 25 - Nov. 1, will tory of Pacific International. Lu­
day for Berkeley, California, was a caller at the Elmer Hiatt
be one of the outstanding harness der the 11-acre roof will be found
where she will spend about a family Friday.
exhibits totaling millions of dol­
Mrs. Lee Osburn and Mrs. horses ot this country and a con­ lars in value—pure-bred Beef and
week visiting Mrs. Jack Langille.
Fred Parrknon drove to Verno­ statent stake winner In the premier Dairy Cattle. Heavy Draft Horses,
Mrs. J. R. Laramore and John nia to do some shopping Tues- shows each season — “Carnation Sheep, Hogs, Goats, Foxes, Mink,
Lavendula”.
Laramore left Friday for Baker, lay.
Marten, Poultry and Rabbits. Pre­
where they will spend about twc
Reed Halding has been saw- I
This year’s Horse Show with its miums totaling $100.000 are offered.
weeks visiting Mrs. Laramore’i ng some wood for Lincoln Pe­ Premium List ot $35,000 promises
Other exhibits include a complete
terson and also for Marie Holm­ to attract the greatest aggregation Dairy Show featuring milk, cream,
sister, Mrs. J. H. Childers.
strom with his drag saw.
of entries ever recorded. In the ice-cream, butter and cheese of all
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Higby,
Mrs. Nels Peterson has been seven evening and three afternoon kinds; 2-acre Industrial Exposition;
who live on the O.-A. hill, are ill for a few days. She is stay­ programs will be provided spectacu­ Manufacturers' and Land Products
parents of a son born Monday. ing with her grandson, who is lar and sterling performances, in­ Shows; Wool and Mohair Show;
The young man has been named a college student at Corvallis.
cluding the contests for Six-Horse Boys' and Girls’ Club Work; Wild
Edward.
Wm. Culver from the Ver­ Teams. Here, too, will bo seen for Life Exhibit by Oregon Fish and
nonia Market was down the ri- the first time recent importations Game Commission; and Interesting
Mike Stolen, employed at Kos­ ver
Wednesday
after
some by the Aaron M. Frank Stables. and educational “Truth-in-Meats”
ter camj^ cut his knee with a beef cattle.
Tho provisions made for amateurs Exhibits.
felling axe October 11 while
C. Bruce from Vernonia was are sure to create increasing inter­ Reduced round trip fares to the
working in the timber, He laid a weekend sportsman at Natal.
est in this popular division of the Exposition are announced by all
off for two days and is now
Mrs. Fritz Iler and son Cur­ Exposition.
leading transportation lines.
back at work.
tis have returned to their home.
Mrs. Iler has been visiting her
valley have started digging their end visitors at the home of Mr.
Lee Davis, who has been ill folks at Newport.
.
for several weeks from infec-
J. E. Tapp from tile Vernonia potatoes. The potatoe crop is and Mrs. Lee Osburn.
tion due to an injury in the Trading company made several short this year in many places
John McMullen was in Verno-
hand, is now able to be up and business trips down the river on account of the long dry nia Saturday doing some shop­
around and will probably be able last week.
spell.
ping.
to go to work next week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Gray from
nnd Mrs
The Clyde Henderson family1 Mr
Mr. and
Mrs. Chnrlip
Charlie Hill
Hill of
of
Vernonia called to see Mr. and from Portland were recent week- Portland are here to spend a
Claude Gibson, mill employe, Mrs J. W. Neurer Sunday. Mrs.
suffered a badly mashed left Gray has just returned from a
hand Monday, and was taken in­ two weeks visit with relatives
to Portland. At first it was. at Pendleton, Oregon.
thought that he might lose two
Lee Osburn made a trip to
or three fingers, but there are Kalama, Wasihngton, last week
hopes of saving them.
where he attended to some busi-
Mrs. K. A. McNeill entertained ness and returned to his home
the bridge club at her home Saturday.
Sadie Heath from Vernonia
Mrs. —
Tuesday.
Frank
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Dickson
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had high score for the after­ was at Natal to spend Sunday
lunch was serv- visiting friends.
noon. A dainty
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Robert Berg was a business
Those present
ed by the hostess.
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were Mrs. J. C. Lindley, Mrs. caller in Vernonia Tuesday.
Harry Dewart and his sister,
A. L. Ku'.lander, , Mrs. W. R.
Culver, Mrs. F. 1 M. Ruhl, Mrs. Miss Tillie — Dewart, from Port-
M. Grunden, Mrs. H. Pearse, land, were weekend visitors at
Mrs. F. Hartwick, Mrs. F. Dick­ Mr. and Mrs. Jake Neurer’s.
The Dewarts are leaving for
son.
California, where they will spend
Miss Mary Ann Childs enter­ the winter.
tained a number of her friends
A. A. Schwab spent Saturday
at a theatre party Friday even­ in Vernonia on business.
ing, which was her fourteenth
Theo Roberts and Billie Cui- |
birthday anniversary, After at- ver from Vernonia were on a
tending the show the girls spent f’shing trip down the river Sun­
the balance of the evening at day.
the home of Mary Ann. Ice
Miss Mollie Wright had as
cream and cake were served by a weekend guest her daughter
Mrs. Childs. Those present were Ella from Portland.
Misses Louise Roberson, Nelle
Miss Beatrice
Perry spent
Green, Edna Owens, Katherine Monday afternoon in Vernonia
Malmsten, Alice Parker, Flor­ shopping.
ence Wall, and Nelle Campbell.
Most of the farmers in the
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week or two at their home at
Natal. Charlie is a brother of
Pasco Hill of Vernonia.
Harry McMullen from Pebble
creek was at Natal one day last
week visiting at Fritz Iler’s
place.
Mrs. Wm. Bridgers and her
niece, Irene De Rock, motored
to Corvallis Sunday to spend
the day with Alberta De Rock,
and Miss Charlotte Green, The
girls are attending Oregon State I
college at Corvallis.
Try an Eagle classified ad.
Colonial Paper Mcpavy
Massachusetts lagan to h; m* pa
per money in 1UM»; South Carolina,
1702; Connecticut. 1709; New York.
1709; New Jersey. 1709; Rhode Is
land, 1710; New Hampshire. 170C
10; North Carelina. 1712-13; Penn­
sylvania. 1739; Virginia, 1755, and
Georgia, 1755.
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C. BRUCE
Wholesale and Retail
LUMBER
Vernonia,
Oregon
WARNING!
DAIRY OUTLOOK BETTER
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Prices of dair products have i
the reduction in milk production '
through the drouth area, making
the short-time market outlook |
better in this industry, reports I
L. R. Breithaupt, extension eco- [
nomist at Oregon State college. I
From a long-time standpoint,
however, dairymen are still car­
rying too many old and poor'
cows in their herds, according to
government reports, Breithaupt i
finds.
The average price for.
milk cows has now declined to
such an extent that increased
culling may be approaching.
The Oregonian says that Julius Meyer is
slipping in Columbia county. I find, af­
ter a thorough investigation in all parts of
the county, that Julius is slipping—into
the governor’s office.
Julius will get 50% of the vote in Colum­
bia county, the other 50% being divided
equally between Metschan and Bailey.—
Paid Advertisement by A. E. Veatch, Rainier, Oregon.
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October 18 and 20, 2930
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BLACK FIGS—New crop, Ex- 1 Q
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34c
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CORN MEAL —White or
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SNOWDRIFT— The perfect
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BULK COCOANUT — Fresh medium
Thread, per pound ........................... 25c
TRU-BLU HOUSEHOLD SODAS—
Plain or salted, 3 pound pkg.
39c
OYSTERS—Gulf Kist, Extra Standard.
5 oz. cans, 3 cans ........................... 43c
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LESLIES SALT— 2 Pound Shaker —
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NO. 77 BULK SALAD Oil,— Bring
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quart...... 30c
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10c
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