Vernonia eagle., February 20, 1931, Page 2, Image 2

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1931.
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
PAGE TWO
tis were in Newport visiting rela-
| tives for a few days.
Dave McMullin, Ole Bates and
Oral Estes went smelt fishing
Mrs. Lee Hall
one day last week.
C. Bruce of Vtrnonia was a
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cadamus fisherman down the Nehalem
and son George and daughter Co­ Sunday.
Mrs. Noble Dunlap motored to
line of Portland were Sunday
guests at the home of Mr. and Eugene over the weekend, bring­
ing back her mother, Mrs. N.
Mrs. Bert Hawkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Driscol D. Peterson. Mrs. Peterson has
and children of Stony Point were been keeping house for her grand­
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank son, who is a student in the uni-
versity.
Mills Sunday.
Johnny and Jimmy Kayhill
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. McGregor
left Monday for Port Angeles, from Birkenfeld were business
Washington, where they will lo- callers at the Neurer place Sat­
«f urday.
cate.
Mr. and Mrs. James McCormick
Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Wilson
made a business trip to Kalama, were Vernonia shoppers Satur­
Washington, Monday returning day afternoon.
Bob Lindsay spent a few days
via Portland.
Mrs. James Morgan is on the in Portland this week on business.
Lincoln Peterson and his ne­
sick list this week suffering with
phew Elmer Linberg made a trip
sinus trouble.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Fielberg and to Forest Grove on business Sat­
children went to Portland Mon­ urday.
Miss Beatrice Perry and her
day.
Mr. and Mrs. George Parker, grandmother Mrs. Oliver Burris
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker and shopped in Vernonia Saturday.
Wm. Bates moved his wife
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Wilkerson all
and daughters Leora and Doro­
went to Bay City Tuesday.
Mrs. Meda O'Maley of Poca­ thy to Hillsboro Sunday. Mr.
tello, Idaho, and Mrs. Mike Miller Bates is working on the road in
of Vernonia were guests at the that place.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Osburn were
home of Mrs. Sarah Spencer Sun­
business visitors in Vernonia on
day evening.
Mrs. Lee Hall and grand- Monday.
J. H. Bush has been ill for
U. Scott has moved into the
daughter Leone Mills visited at
the past few days at his home.
house vacated by Lou Cates.
the home of Mrs. Mollie Wright
Jack Kerr was a business visi­
Mrs. C. J. Nance made a busi­
at Mist Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown, Mr.
ness trip to Portland Tuesday. tor in Portland Tuesday.
and Mrs. Jack Ray and Grandma
Ed Hansen was a visitor at the
Roma Howell was a business
Ray of Medford passed through
auto show in Portland last week.
Mrs. C. W. Bennett went to visitor in Portland Tuesday.
here Monday evening on their
way home from Seattle, Wash­ Salem Monday. Her sister, Mrs.
Lowell McGraw of Portland ( Mrs. W^E. Bell accompanied
P. B. Grimes and daughter re- spent the weekend in Vernonia.' Mr. an<* Mrs. W. W. Wolff to
ington.
Portland Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mason of turned with her Thursday.
J. W. Pennington of Seattle,
Mrs. Henry Fogel and Mrs F.
Keasey were over-night guests of
James Adamson of Portland
formerly
of
Vernonia,
returned
O
’
Donnell
motored
to Forest
the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
stopped at Hotel Nehalem this
here Monday.
Grove and Hillsboro Sunday.
Bud Robbins, Monday night.
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Johnson
Juanita Parker was the guest
Grandma Rogers and son Lee
of her aunt, Lila Mason, at Kea­ drove to Portland Sunday taking are spending a few days in Sal-
J. G. Allen was in town Wed-
Mrs. A. Morton, who remained
sey Tuesday.
nesday on business connected
em.
Mr. and Mrs. Vestes Hall and there for a week.
with the Miller Mercantile co.
Lee Kellar motored to Dallas
daughter Tamra of La Grande,
Mrs. R. F. Nance and Miss
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Kapham-
Oregon, and Nannie of Pocatello, Tuesday. Mrs. Kellar was able Macile Roberts spent Tuesday in
mer have moved to Idaho Falls,
Idaho, were guests at the home of to leave the hospital and is con- Portland shopping.
Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hall Wednes­ valescing at the home of her
Miss Melva Ritchey of Port­
brother.
day of last week.
Percy Hewes and Z. Ness spent
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Meeske, land was the weekend guest of
J. N. Morgan has purchased
the weekend in Portland, Mr.
the lot from Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Meeske, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Miss Constance Bougher.
Hewes visited his mother there.
Fielberg where their house re- C. Deacon were visitors from Sal-
Buster Baker, son of Mr. and
em Sunday.
cently burned.
Owing to a severe cold W. J.
Mrs. Lloyd Baker, who has been
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Barnes and very sick with tonsillitis is back Armitage has been unable to be
Aunt Sally Spencer had a
quilting bee Wednesday of this children called at the home of S. in school.
regularly at his duties during the
week. Those present were Mrs. Baker Sunday.
past week.
Doris Grimes of Salem is at-
Mrs. Elody McDonald and the
Judd Greenman and her moth­
Miss Phoebe Greenman is home
twins Dan Nelson and Dick Car-
er, Mrs. Hale, Mrs. Chas. Wilson, tending Pleasant Hill school.
Mrs. Wm. Faulkner visited at rol returned to their home Sun- for a few days from the Univer­
Mrs. Hanson, Mrs. Lee Hall and
sity of Oregon on account of ill­
the home of her sister, Mrs. W. day, all feeling fine.
the hostess, Mrs. Spencer.
ness.
Jack Kaphammer moved with Thacker, Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Malmsten and
Mrs. Wm. E. Baker of Sher­
his family to Idaho Falls, Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Groat left
He sold his property here to W. wood is visiting at the home of daughter Louise spent Saturday Wednesday morning for Vancou­
with relatives and friends at
her sister, Mrs. S. Baker.
O. Porterfield of Vernonia.
ver, Washington, to stay for the
Mrs. S. Baker returned from Gaston.
remainder of the week.
the hospital on Wednesday.
Lois Malmsten, who has been
Mr. and Mrs. K. A. McNeill
visiting her brother in California,
BOY SCOUTS
returned home Tuesday,
Her were in Portland Monday and
in the
witnessed “Cimarron”
Mr». Jake Neurer
Remember it is expected that brother and his wife came with evening.
They returned early
her
for
a
few
days
visit.
the first Court of Honor ever to
Tuesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn Hall
Mrs. Elmer Hiatt returned from be held in Vernonia is to be
February
27,
when
a
number
of
were
pleasantly
surprised
Wed
­
Portland to her home at Natal
local boys expect to pass as sec­ nesday of last week when Mr.
Saturday.
Hall’s brother of Pocotello, Idaho,
Reed Halding spent Monday in ond class scouts.
All Boy Scouts, their parents came in for a few days visit.
Vernonia on business.
Leora Bates celebrated her and friends are invited to attend.
Lou Cates moved to Klamath
fourth birthday on Valentine’s It will be held in the Evangelical Falls February 7, where he is
church at 8 p. m., Friday evening,
day. Several of her little friends February 27.
employed in a machine shop. His
were present and dainty refresh­
goods were moved by the Porter­
G.
W.
Plumer,
Scoutmaster.
ments were served.
field Trucking company. It took
Harry McMullin is looking af- Eagle classifieds get results.
three days to make the trip.
ter the Iler place and doing the
chores during their absence in
Newport.
Deputy Game Warden Wm.
Brown was a regular caller in
this community last weekend.
Charles Hamely and Orval
Bates drove to Seattle last week
for a short time.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Iler and Mr.
and Mrs. Fritz Iler and son Cur-
Riverview
uel hospital. They returned on
Thursday.
Guests at Hotel HyVan this
week were Chas. Foss, Margar­
et Newman, L. D. Wagner, N.
B. Souders. H. Castle, E. H.
Baumer, Webb Campbell, Ivor
S. Stark, Mr. and Mrs. N. A.
Sprague and son Billy, Wm.
Miss Rae Davis had as her
The class in “Behavior Prob­ Brown, S. J. Domnisse, Geo. C.
guest over the weekend, her sis- lems of Children,” will meet next Bukowsky, J. E. Coman, E. H.
ter, Miss Florence Davis of Port- Tuesday afternoon at the home Leahy and W. F. Hintzen all
land.
of Mrs. E. M. Bleile. The dis- of Portland.
Dr. and Mrs. Marvin R. Eby cussion will be lead by Mrs. E. S.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr
drove to Long Beach, Ocean Park i Thompson.
and Mrs. W. S. McDaniel at
and
Oysterville,
Washington,
The Vernonia Study club will'the HyVan were Mr. and Mrs.
Sunday, Accompanied by Mr. meet next Thursday afternoon IH.
”. W. McDonald, Mrs. Eliza-
and Mrs. U. A. Scott.
at the home of Mrs. R. A. 01-1 ^eth Vincent and^ Arthur Vin-
cent of Tigard, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Wm. Culver who has been son. Mrs. E. M. Bleile will have A. M. Fish of Portland, Mr.
charge
of
the
program
which
will
very ill for two weeks is improv­
and Mrs. C. S. Townsend and
ing but is still unable to be up. | be on “Contemporary Charac­ son Curtis of Hood River. Mrs.
Her daughter, Mrs. Thor Roberts, ters.”
McDonald and Mrs. Vincent are
is staying with her.
C. G. Whitlock went to Port­ sisters of Mrs. McDaniel.
Mrs. W. E. Bell returned Wed-j land Tuesday morning to visit his
Friends of J. I. Axdahl, for-
nesday morning from Camp Me-' father, J. T. Whitlock, who un­ mer Vernonia resident, who was
Gregor where she spent several! derwent an operation at Eman­ very seriously injured in an
days visiting her daughter, Mrs. uel hospital Monday. His con­ automobile accident at McMinn­
dition is fair but it is possible
P. L. McDuffee.
that a second operation will be ville on New Year’s eve, will be
glad to know that he is im­
Among Hotel Gordon guests necessary.
proving. r Mr.
~
and Mrs. E. H.
this week were R. B. Early, Au-|
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»«Mu»,
George
W.
Ford
and
A.
L.
Kul-
Washburn visited him in the
gust Hill of Portland; Robert
Carland ând"*CarÎ Ë7 HÛlténberë:lander drove to Portland Wednes- Veteran’s hospital in Portland
day
of Salem.______________________ I da
^ afternoon where Mr. Ford Saturday and report that he
spoke at the Progressive Business will probably have to remain
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Washburn Men’s club dinner that night and there for three months longer.
spent the weekend in Portland Mr. Kullander visited his broth-
with Mr. and Mrs. R. Scruggs er who is improving at the Eman-'Eagle classifieds get results.
While
N. S. Soden returned to his formerly of Vernonia.
duties at the Joy Barber shop there they visited the auto show.
Wednesday after several days ab­
Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Bateman
sence due to illness.
were dinner guests Tuesday even-
Miss Louise Malmsten is assist­ ing of Mr. and Mrs. Thor Rob-
ing Mrs. Washburn in the office erts at the home of Mrs. Rob-
of the Oregon Gas and Electric erts’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Culver.
company for two weeks.
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