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FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1931. VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON PAGE SIX MONOÇ. BUIRN BY CHAPTER III came back Saturday evening. Miss Alberta DeRock was home from Corvallis over the | weekend. Her uncle, S. J. De Rock took her back to school j Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lane are in Portland this week. Yocum and Kennedy’s mill is busy sawing lumber for the broom handle factory at St. Hel ens. There is to be preaching in the Church Sunday by Rev. Ev erett at 2:30 p. m. Sunday school at 1:30. All are cordially invited to come and bring friends. Miss Norma Anderson spent the week end at her home in Vernonia. Carl Enneberg has been doing a little work on the road, with the grader, and hauling some rock with the truck. George Benger is in St. Helens on the jury list. Mrs. Wm. Bridgers, Misses Irene DeRock and Julia Banzer were in Vernonia Monday even ing going up for the installation of officers in the Order of Rainbow Girls. Wm. Bridgers was a Clatskanie business visitor on Monday. The Open Forum - - Editor Eagle:- The orchestra of which Ray Charlesworth is director is making perceptible progress both in number of pie ces and musical ability. The com munity of Vernonia is to be com mended for its musical talent, which speaks well for our local people. The city band of Vernonia is growing in efficiency and in this way will help to make the in fluence of the town felt. F.C.C. Heiber, Lee Out for Track Two Vernonia boys, Glen Hei ber and Howard R. Lee, are out for freshman track at the Uni versity of Oregon, which they are attending. Concerning Lee, Bill Hayward, veteran trainer at the university, states that his chances are as good as any one else’s. He took third place in a competition a- gainst 20. men. _______ ATHLETIC CLUB DEFEATS K. P.’S (Continued from page 1.) and General Drawback; and Smith, RF. For the Athletic club: Holyfield, C; Olson, P; Richardson, IB; Spring, 2B; Kerns, 3B; Cole, LF; and Charles- worth, RF. It is the present plan of the Athletic club to organize a three or four team league and arrange a schedule of games, the losers at the windup of the schedule to banquet the winners or in some other manner mistreat them for becoming champs. Any or ganization interested in putting a club into the league is request ed to get in touch with Dr. Cole or Dr. Olson. Locals Mrs. W. B. Lappe is able to get down town again after being confined several weeks to her home. F. A. Bauman, district man ager of the West Coast Telephone company, was in Vernonia Mon day afternoon on a tour of in- pection with Mr. Johns, new pres ident of the company, H. C. Al len, general commercial manager, and E. R. Hannibal, general plant and traffic manager. E. G. Anderson, E. E. Yeo, Emil Messing, Glenn Hawkins, H. Shipley, Ira Mann, J. Jones, C. L. Brock, George Drorbaugh, F. D. Macpherson, E. Herman, S. A. Morton and I ver Anderson went to Forest Grove Tuesday even ing and visited Holbrook lodge No. 30, A.F. and A.M. The M. M. degree was conferred on a candidate. The Vernonia Athletic club will meet Tuesday evening at the home Mrs. E. E. Yeo. Sever al important matters are to be settled and all members are ur ged to be present. After the business meeting a social is plan ned and refreshments will be served. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Martin attended Sunday the funeral at Kelso of Mr. Martin’s cousin, Albert Martin, who diel in Los Angeles January 19. Smith. Hot mince pie, ice cream and coffee were served by Mrs. M. D. Cole, Mrs. A. Childs, Mrs. W. R. Culver and Mrs. L. R. Gillchrest. The committee in charge of arrangements was Mrs. Earl Smith, Mrs. Van Peebley and Mrs. N. S. Soden. SAVE SAFETY oxg XC drug 'S tore ’ A you should take this safe and sure Cough Syrup "No bad news. I hope, Elmer.” Elmer shook bls head nnd wen' VERNONIA LOSES Rexillana helps nature to LMER reached the Smoke Shoppe on wining ofr the stock. Pres get rid of the cause of the TO FOREST GROVE fifteen minutes late. Hereto ontlj S. iiii Haskins essayed nnothei cough. Moreover, it coats -ff.,. fore Sam Haskins had never failed the irritated spot with a to mark his assistant's rarely com (Continued from Page 1) “Elmer, they tell me you’ve fallen protective covering that mitted crime of tardiness. On such aids in the healing pro occasions Mr. Haskins was wont to heir." Helens for a return game with cess. Since it contains no “I have," Elmer replied without cough loudly and look at Elmer. the St. Helens Pulp and Paper enthusiasm. narcotics, it is perfectly Then he would look at tho clock, Company. safe for children as well Sam swatted him smartly be cough again and look back at El as adults; The box score of last Satur mer. This morning, however, he tween the shoulder blndes again, and since it day’s game follows: varied his custom by crying joy “Well, why don't you say some tastes just thing, Elmer?” Study Club Meet« at Mr«. Bleile’« ously : like honey, “Nothing to say, Sam. The whole “Well, how's tricks with the old Three very interesting papers Vernonia 20 FG F8 PF every mem soldier this morning? Sleep well town knows It already. You couldn’t were read at the meeting of the Malmsten F 1 1 3 ber of your last night? Must have or you expect Old Lady Bray to live with Vernonia Study club held last Nelson F Mr«. Lee Hall 0 1 0 family will wouldn't be fifteen minutes late. that news bottled up Inside her, Thursday at the home of Mrs. Hawkins C 1 2 1 really enjoy Well, reckon you earn it, Elmer could you?" E. M. Bleile. Mrs. W. E. Bell’s McCrea G taking it. “Reckon she’d bust If she tried 5 0 1 If anybody does.” And he dealt Finally, it is 0 0 1 Elmer a hearty and affectionate it, Elmer.” Sam heaved a heavy Mr. and Mrs. H. Schmidt and subject was, “What is Litera Roberts G guaranteed blow between the shoulder blades. sigh. "I suppose this means It’s up children went to The Dalles Mon ture.” Mrs. Garner’s paper was Linn F 1 0 1 to give you Elmer sighed. He wished that to me to git myself some new help,” day to visit Mrs. Schmidt’s par on “Literary Taste and How to Davidson F 0 0 1 sat isfaction. Sam Haskins hnd not done that. He he added.______________________ ents. Acquire It.” Mrs. Greenman dis Thomas G. 0 0 0 Pythian Sister« Hold Party Relieve your had planned to say: cussed the “Fine Art of Read Gregory G 0 1 (Continued Next Week) 0, Frank Mills was quite badly next c <> a g h The Pythian Sisters hell a "Well, Sam, take a good long, sat- Whitsell G 0 0 1 very successful card party in the Re<il- hurt while working at Camp 8 ing.” 50c with [lsfylng look, because it’s the last A delightful lunch was served Pomona Grange to Meet lnn:i. Friday. While climbing a hill in your repertoire. I’m giving you I. O. O. F. hall Wednesday even Columbia County Pomona with a saw and an ax he slipped by the hostess. Others present Forest Grove 29 Sold only at Rexall Di og two weeks’ notice, Sam. I’m go FG FT PF ing when five tables of bridge Stores. ing into business for myself. . . . Grange will hold their next meet and fell on his saw, cutting his were Mrs. A. J. Hughes, Mrs. Hoar F 8 1 0 and seven of 500 were in play. i If you will kindly step aside, Sam, ing with Beaver Valley Grange leg and losing a lot of blood be M. D. Cole, Mrs. E. E. Yeo, Finnigan F 4 0 0 Prizes were won by the follow I'll phone for the ambulance." on Saturday, February 7, 1931. fore he could attract his fellow Mrs. C. Richardson, Mrs. V. Peeb- Lemcke C 3 0 0 ing: Bridge high score, Mrs. O. "I’m sorry, Mr. Haskins, that I'm ley, Mrs. H. V. Holcomb, Mrs. L. Cody G Secretaries of subordinate workers. Mac’s Pharmacy 0 0 0 T. Bateman anl Dr. M. D. Cole, late,” he mumbled confusedly. “I Granges will please send their I. C. Adams of Stony Point F. Dickson. Hodges G 1 0. 2 bridge consolation, Mrs. A. J. i: started In time, but all the people reports in time for this meeting. is building a garage for Harry Vernonia, Oregon Ralston C 2 0 0 Hughes and W. F. Browning; In town that never come to the HIGH SCHOOL QUINT Lillian Daniels, King. P. Cody F. 0 1 0 500 high score, Mrs. L. R, Gill- Smoke Shoppe hnd to Rtop me and Columbia County Pomona Sec. DEFEATS TOWN TEAM G. Cody F. E. E. Mills went to Waldport talk a minute. Something new?” 1 0 0 chrest anl Van Peebley, 500 con Saturday returning Sunday. Allen G. “Not a thing," Mr. noskins lied 0 0 Q solation, Mrs. H. Kerns and Earl (Continued from page 1.) Carl Enstrom of Vernonia and blithely. From under the cigar counter El- E. E. Mills motored to Portland exciting with neither team hating mer produced a bundle of clean Wednesday on business. cheesecloth; one by one he took Mrs. I. C. Adams of Stony much of a lead at any time. Line-up: boxes of cigars from the shelves, Point spent Tuesday at the home dusted them carefully and replaced Town (27) High School (30) of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Morgan. them, pausing from time to time to Linn (6)............ F........ Adams (8) I Paul Driscoll of Stony Point greet a customer and serve him. Davidson (2)..... F........ Jones (2) Presently looking up from his task, ♦ Carl Amato was called to his visited Frank Mills Sunday. Mrs. Bert Hawkins and daugh Hawkins (2)..... C...... George (6) he saw Nellie Cathcart stand home at Forest Grove, Monday ing on the edge of the sidewalk In on account of the illness of his ter Mildred visited at the home McCrae (9)........G.... Christensen front of the Smoke Shoppe looking of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Driscoll Thomas .............. G Porterfield (4) Substitutes: Nelson, Roberts in at him In n manner that brought eldest daughter, who is suffering on Stony Point Monday. n warm, comfortable glow tp his from appendicitis. Ehilsell (2), E. D. Johnston and Jack Mc (4), Malmsten, Mr. and Mrs. Westlin spent heart, ne came out of the Smoke Greenman; Melis (1), Barker Shoppe and greeted her with a the week end visiting relatives Callister of St. Helens were visit (9), Holcomb. ing in Riverview Sunday. cheery : in Portland. Tonight the high school team Mrs. Rundel and daughter “Hello, Nellie, old dear, now are Miss Avious Scott received her you this morning? You look won diploma last week, having suc Ora were guests at the home of will play Banks in the high school derful.” Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Fowler gym here and the town team will I play a return game with St. Nellie Cathcart was a golden cessfully passed the recent eighth Tuesday. blond—a real blond. If you know grade examination. Helens Pulp and Paper compa- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nixon and The windstorm which raged Peanut Butter is healthful and what is meant by that—and she ny’s team in St. Helens. daughter Doris and son Billy had very dark eyebrows and wide, Sunday night, blew down sever fine for school lunches. Maximum Extra fine preserving cane sugar. were Portland visitors Monlay. beautiful dark blue eyes beneath al radio poles and some of the Far below other wholesale cost. Dan Nelson went to Portland brand is best. a wide, benutlful white brow over poles supporting the high ten looking a sweetly wistful patrician sion wires near the machine shop. Monday and brought his mother face. Iler fine, even teeth wore ex A bridge party was given at back with him. posed as she carelessly favored El ^POUNDS Mr. and Mrs. Dan Nelson are REAL ESTATE WANTED — If the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. mer with a million-dollar smile. W. Jones Monday evening. Re the proud parents of a nine “Well, Elmer?” she queried. you want to sell your farm, freshments were served at the pound boy born Sunday night improved or unimproved proper “Well, Nellie?" he echoed. Mother and ty—See or write T. B. Mills, “You're keeping something from home of Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher. the twenty-fifth. me, Elmer.” Those present were Mr. and Mrs. baby are doing fine. The baby’s Box 244, Vernonia. Ore. 262* "If I am, Nellie, I don’t know Bemis, Mr. and Mrs. Estey, Mr. name is Kenneth Wayne. ! what It is. Do you?” and Mrs. Peterson, and the host LOST AND FOUND Sigh Hall of Pocatello, Idaho, “Well, I’ve heard, Elmer, thnt and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Jones was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. FOUND —Pair of glasses. Call ' Uncle Hiram Butterworth has left and Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher. Lee Hall over Saturday night. Maximum Canned Coffee. Our Safeway flour, an extra fine, hard you a million dollars.” at Bank of Vernonia._______ ? S. A. Morgan and family re Mr. and Mrs. Bud Robins spent "Interesting, If true, Nellie. The turned to I.-P. head quarters best, regardless of price. wheat blend. 24% lb« bag 59c the week end at the home of FOR RENT stories that are circulated in this town and gain credence are unbe- camp after an extended visit Mr. and Mrs. J. Burtraw on FOR RENT—2-room apartments, J Movable. However. Nellie, I have with relatives at Newberg and Soul’s hill. new, clean and quiet. Hot got some nows for you, and you Dallas. POUND CAN POUND BAG Mr. and Mrs. Merle Cline and can believe this. Thnt human Icicle Orville Young and family sons Gordon and Donald were water; water, light and wood $15 ! Ansel Moody stopped me on the moved to Beaverton last Sunday, month. P. Hill, 875 Second St. street half an hour ago nnd told where they resided before com Sunday guests at the home of Mr. ' me that he’d accept my application ing to I.-P. head quarters last and Mrs. J. M. Hall on the Tim FOR SALE_________ ber highway. for five thousand and give mo nn Maximum extra fancy in heavy fall. The school loses two pupils open credit for twenty-five hundred MAYTAG 2-cycle, %-h. p. gaso Geo. Ford Travels Far more. I'm going up nt noon to in the removal. syrup, 2% cans— 2 CANS............ line engine. Inquire house Mrs. Lulu Holmes of Portland I close my lease on H. Wasservcgel’s Geo. W. Ford traveled 2283 butcher shop." is visiting her sister and father miles on his recent trip to New 116, O.-A. hill.___________ 273c Nellie enme closer to Elmer and at the Redman home. port, Toledo, Burns and other FOR SALE—Baby chicks from Puritan Hop Flavored Malt took each lapel in her little brown Mr. and Mrs. Redman and the pure Hanson W. L. Hens, ma hands. “Elmer," she warned, “be latter’s father, Mr. La Port, were points in the state. LARGE CAN ........................ He was gone the better part ted to males from Hanson world ware the Greeks when they come bringing gifts. Do not accept that in Vernonia Monday, where the of the two weeks, returning in winning blood line with dam’s lonn and do not treat for that lense latter had some teeth extracted. time to participate in the Ver record of 260 to 314 eggs. Mr. La Port is also suffering nonia chamber of commerce Price $14 per 100; $130 per todny. Please 1" “Why?" from a bad cold. meeting with the Progressive thousand. Branda’s Poultry farm. “I don’t think you ought to. To For the fifth report month of Gaston, Oregon. One mile south day Is not the day for you to fits school here the per cent of at Business Men’s club of Portland of Dilley.26tf cuss anything with anybody—even tendance was 96. Those neither a week ago Thursday. with me." Par is a new Soap Powder—Trial "Have you been going In for as tardy or absent from the advan Offer ONE FREE—BOTH FOR .. ced room are: Loyd and Flor trology, Nellie?” “No, but the little btrds tell me ence White, Emma Larson, Ruby and Pearl Faught, Arvious Scott, things,” “I had nn impression that in Oke and Arne Anderson. Ber Small Red Chili Beans Pllnrcltos thnt was the prerogative nard and Theodore Collins, Stan 3 POUNDS ................. of old hens," ho replied. "Very well ley 'Wornstaff, Doris Rae Estey, DEPARTMENT ♦ STORE Nellie. I'll not do anything then without consulting my manager.” Bessie Dodge and Jack Scott. In the primary room were: She drenched him with her «mile Of A PUT?C Large fancy Del Monte Sliced in «AlAn and continued on to her work. She Robert Johnson, Robert Jones, * H»AV<llL3>heavy syrup— CAN ................................... /2t was paying teller for tho Pllnrcltoi Pauline Sather, Lorna Westlin, Commercial Trust A Savings bank Lois Westlin, Yvonne Day, Merle JUR ENTIRE STOCK IS CONSTANTLY BEING REPRICED AC- ( 1 and one of old Ansel's dummy dl Scott, Harvey Wornstaff, Krist rectors. Sather. Nellie also wns the trust ofilcct of the bank and a notary public CORDING TO THE REDUCTION OF WHOLESALE COST. dh Like Elmer Clarke, she wns an or phan. She wns twenty-two years old and while already in Pllnrclto» Mrs. A. A. Dowling she wns regarded ns nn old mnld IN more or less In the sere nnd yel low leaf, she was still the recipient Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Wallace of much attention from tho most SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, AND MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1931 presentable of the Pllnrcltos swalnt were Vernonia visitors Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wilson from and was reputed to have declined t< Cottage Grove, and Mr. and Mrs. marry each of them. Elmer Clnrke, the last of r Smith from Portland were Sun stricken field, was holding his owr day guests at the Grover De with Nellie, however. Two yenn vine home. Mrs. Wilson is a sis had passed since first he had ant fl 1 A fine grade of pure Eastern Bacon, a splen Surloin or Rib Steak f with her on the veranda of th« ter of Mrs. Devine. Joseph Banzer and son Dave [11 I vegetable shortening. Tully home with old Mr. and Mrs from tender beef — I did seasoning for vege were village shoppers Monday Tully. evening. tables or beans. T Q Before Elmer could escape ln«!d< Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dowling the Smoke Shoppe, he felt a ham [ ] 2 Pounds ........ Pound .............. Li/C Pound plucking at his aleeve. The mvs and family drove over to Silver senger had arrived with the tele Lake, Washington, Saturday to gram from Absolom Mcl’reke. El visit their daughter Mrs. Newton mer signed for It, read it. tucked I Trotter. Mr. Dowling remained In his pocket and returned to thi Smoke Shoppe. Sam Haskins wait over there for a short stay, re ed for him to say something—wait turning home Monday, while the ed five minutes. In fact, and thet other members of the family E Riverview’ Camp ... McGregor Prices for Fri., Sat. and Mon., Jan. 31 and Feb* 2 Butter Classified Ads Sugar X5C IO “ 45c Coffee Flour 49 »15 PEARS SYRUP PORK & BEANS &-cANed:Zze. 7c PAR J.C. PENNEY GO. Store 1136 - Mist BEANS - Vernonia, Ore. Big Value Safeway Market Savings Rag and Chenille Rugs Fast Colors 49c to $1.39 said: faj Shortening 21C Bacon Squares w Steaks 25c [ Reasonable Orders Delivered Free. Phone 741 j
