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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, làâl. VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON PAGE TWO I j bart Engen, Mrs. J. B. Ohler, W. Nyblom, Geo. Altstadt, N. A. I Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pringle were ! Mrs. W. E. Crawford, Mrs. Geo. Sprague, N. B. Dillon, Paul Kul- guests at the home of Archie berg, S. J. Domnisse, E. H. ■ McDonald, Mrs. Sarah V. Case, Lizenby of Vernonia on Satur 1 the leader, and the hostess. Leahy, of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. day evening. 500 was played un C. R. Coyle, Newberg; E. B. til a late hour when refresh The Kist home demonstration Mr. and Mrs. Harry Condit Flett, Yamhill; Rex Parmenter, A 500 party was held at the ments were served by the hostess. unit held their meeting at the and Mrs. G. H. Ohler motored Salem; and C. P. Smith, Seaside. ¡home of Mrs. George Baker on Mr. and Mrs. Britton and small to Portland Saturday to visit with The W. C. T. U. held their Tuesday. Those present were Mrs. son of Montana are at present home of Mrs. G. H. Ohler, Wed George Ohler. Rev. and Mrs. B. Culver L. Spencer butchered two and Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Plumer regular meeting in the Christian R. A. Wood, Mrs. Charles Piert, | visiting at the home of Mrs. nesday, November 4. The les hogs last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson and Har Mrs. F. C. Mrs. Raymond Beeler, Mrs. Lyle Britton’s sister, Mrs. John At- son was on school lunches and Ralph Peck is visiting Thomas were dinner guests at the “ S. . V J church Tuesday. ry - Smith visited with their moth- the making of sandwiches. Those IMalmsten home Monday. I Stephens, Mrs. Sidney Malmsten Baker, Mrs. Amil Mackey, Mrs. j kins. Graves this week. Mrs. Emmett Biddle and sons and Mrs. H. S. Strong, delegates, James Hanna, Mrs. Neil Lee, Mrs. | A few friends surprised Mrs. present were Mrs. Tom Engen, er> Mrs. Smith, at the Pete Ber- C. W. Reithner was in Portland Mrs. Omar Sheeley, Mrs. Meyer,1 gerson home Sunday. Robert and Walter spent the gave interesting reports on the Earl Pringle, Mrs. Charles Lewis, Norman Quinn on her birthday on over the weekend. Mrs. Martin Christensen, Mrs. | An exceptional pleasant even- state convention. Plans were Mrs. Oscar Johnson and Mrs. Thursday afternoon. weekend with her parents, Mr. She was W. J. Armitage was a business j Chet | made for a mother and daughter C het Taylor. Refreshments were presented with a large cake duly Elmer Bergerson, Mrs. C. G. Jen- ing was enjoyed by all present and Mrs. N. A. Spofford. visitor in Portland Thursday. j _ o 8. > served . in . the afternoon and ev- sen, Mrs. H. C. Ohler, Mrs. Ho-' at the old Kist school dance. banquet 4. ♦ to be held Tv«,. Decemger decorated with the necessary pink Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spring vis-' See Kellogg and see right. Now Mrs. H. S. Strong returned ery one reported a lovely time. candles. The guests included at Kullanders Jewelry store. (Adv ited in St. Helens Wednesday. Mrs. Robert Wood, Mrs. Chas. Mrs. John Hatfield, Mrs. Olson, Recent guests at Hotel Gordon home a week ago Thursday after See Kellogg and see right. Now attending the state W. C. T. U. I Piert and Mrs. George Baker Mrs. Hanna and Mrs. Pringl^. were R. B. Early, J. M. Clark, at Kullanders Jewelry store. (Adv I convention in Albany, where she were visitors at the Sandon home Mrs. Clifford Streadwick and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Miller and 'of Portland, B. A. Johnson and j was county delegate, and spend in Vernonia on Thursday. Mrs. John Elder were Vernonia ; A. R. Duncan of St. Helens. son were Portland visitors Tues-! ing a week visiting friends in, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mackie of shoppers and visitors one day last I Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Crawford Portland. Accompanied by Mrs. j day. _ _ , . „ „ ¡Vernonia and Mr. and Mrs. Stan- week. Manning, Oregon, have been ¡r C. Bruce went to Tillamook1 " ........................ . Dan Brown she and Mr. Strong ley Olson were dinner guestg at Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis and I visiting their daughter, Mrs. Har- Tuesday morning for a short va motored to Seattle Friday, re. '" ’ ■•the Hatfield home on Wednesday two small children of Vernonia |ry Culbertson since Wednesday. i turning Sunday. For Your cation. were Sunday visitors at the home W. E. Bell was a business vis-| Hotel McDonald has the agency i Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Yeo enter- evening. THANKSGIVING AND Mrs. Chet Taylor and Mrs. Os- of Mr. Lewis’ parents, Mr. and itor in Portland Monday and > for the State Laundry Co., for I tained with two tables of bridge I laundry and dry cleaning. Pick- , Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. , car Johnson were Vernonia visit- Mrs. Charles Lewis. Tuesday. HOLIDAY DINNERS Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hanna E. A. Green and A. C. Knauss up Tuesdays and delivers Fridays. I. W. Tucker had high scores ors on Friday. of Vernonia were guests on Sun Luck Luncheon The weekly Pot Thursday on! (Adv) j went to Tacoma for the evening’s play. Molded I Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gibson and I crab salad, currant tarts and club met at the home of Mrs. day at the home of James Han business. 32 PIECE SET—ONLY | Mrs. Walter W. Wolff was ill Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gibson have i coffee were served by the hos- Archie Lizenby of Vernonia on na. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Olson ac with a severe cold for several days recently returned from Califor- I tess. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spring,1 Wednesday. After a delightful the first of the week. j nia, where they spent several | Dr. and Mrs. M. D. Cole and lunch 500 was the order of the companied Mr. and Mrs. John “ day. High score was made by Hatfield to Portland Sunday T. B. Mills is attending a state’ months. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Tucker were guests'. '■ Mrs. Ira Rollins and consolation evening to visit a mutual friend NEW, NEAT PATTERN convention of county court mem-j Mrs. H. Veal received word last 1 prize went to Mrs. Felix O’Don- who is in the hospital. bers in Portland this weekend. | week of the sudden passing of Mrs. George Baker on Monday nell. Others present were Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Veal and .her sister’s husband, who was Virgil Powell, Mrs. Lester Gre- entertained at a lovely luncheon Mrs. Bert Tisdale were business found dead in bed one morning j nia, Mrs. Wm. Wridge, Mrs. Mrs. Charles Mackey and daugh visitors in Portland Saturday. j at Red Deer, Alberta, Canada. HARDWARE COMPANY Mr». Jake Neurer j Fred Hageman, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. ter Joan and Mrs. Denny Ryves Fritz Braun and Rex Palmiter Dudley Spofford is at home this of Vernonia. Dennis - I Charles Mackie, Mrs. are back from the Koster opera- week convalescing from injuries Mrs. Sweeney from Portland is ’ Ryves. Those from camp were tions at Deep River, Washington, received about two weeks ago Mrs. Thor Roberts of Portland I while working near Astoria. He a house guest at the home of Mrs.; Mrs. Stanley Olson, Mrs. John Hatfield, Mrs. James Hanna, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. spent one week in an Astoria' Mollie Wright. Have Made a SPECIAL PURCHASE of Wm. Culver, Monday and Tues- hospital, Harry McMullin of The Dalles Mrs- Norman Guinn and Mrs. day. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Veith en- [ was here visiting his brother, Earl Pringle. Miss Elizabeth C. Murray, ____ _ tertained Mrs. Veith’s brother and Dave, and family and also Ed-! Baby Louise piert’ wb° has Grandpa DeWitt passed away county school superintendent, vis-.family, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. ward McMullin, who lives near been very ill, is considerably im- last Saturday at the home of his proved and doing as well as son on the old Boeck place. The ited schools in this vicinity ] Dewey and three children of Van-| Vernonia. From Kemp-Booth and Company, Ltd. Thursday._____________________ I couver, Washington, at dinner I Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Deamer of eollld be expected. body was shipped to Portland Vance Sutherlun of Portland is C. G. Whitlock attended a I Sunday, Vernonia were business visitors for burial. TO SELL FOR spending a few days with his meeting of J. C. Penney mana Rev. G. W. Plumer accompa in this vicinity on Friday. Mr. Lindsley and Mr. DeWitt Those who have been picking mother, Mrs. Robert Wood, gers in Portland Wednesday nied Rev. and Mrs. F. B. Culver are moving the Goslin house up Mr. and Mrs. James Hanna, on the Lindsley place to add to evening. to Portland Tuesday and while: ferns here are now also getting Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Olson and E. Malm-1 out Christmas trees Mr. and Mrs. William Armi there visited Mrs. E. for the the one in which they now live WHILE THEY LAST tage of Vancouver spent Armis sten and Mrs. Vern Mowe in | Christmas rush. These trees are in. tice day with Mr. and Mrs. W. Emanuel hospital. > trucked to Castle Rock and ship- Mr. and Mrs. Lee Osborn were The health nurse visited our J. Armitage. Mr. and Mrs. John Rosa mo-! ped to eastern states. Vernonia shoppers Monday. school last week. The children Same high standard of workmanship and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Barnes tored to Portland over the week • Mr. and Mrs. Bud Eastman of The road crew repaired the have a 4-H club at school now. fit guaranteed. Made in our own shop. and children moved Sunday to end and visited Mrs. Fest and, Mist were recent visitors at Na- Oak Ranch creek bridge near C. O. Evers returned from For Wilsonville, Oregon, to make Mrs. Vern Mowe in the Emanuel I tai on business. Frank Peterson’s, Monday. est Grove Saturday. their home. hospital. Mrs. Mowe, they report Lloyd Green of Treharne visit John Thomas has a team of Mrs. John Luther and young Mrs. Earl Dial went to Falls is getting along fine. | farm horses which he recently ed friends at Natal Tuesday. baby are now home from Hills City Tuesday, being called there Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Dewey and traded for. Mrs. Mollie Wright had on boro. MERCHANT TAILOR by the death of her father, small son went to Portland Sun Lee Osborn drove to Portland Wednesday her daughter Abbie 50 Cowlitz Street St. Helens anil Mnp and Olcrn Charles Horn. day. Mrs. Dewey and son remain- | Saturday bringing back with him and Mae and Miss Olga Holms- —------------- , -------------------- For real bargains—watch the Mrs. Anna Fullen and son cd to visit until Wednesday _ even-'Mrs. ___ ______ Osborn, f who returned from ! trom as dinner guests. classified columns of the Eagle. Frank of Seattle are guests this* ing when Mr. Dewey brought Yakima, Washington, where she j Harry Morris, operator of the ! J •«-- week of the former’s sister, Mrs. them home following the holidav. holiday.1 was several weeks packing apples, j Bigg Eddy Service station and S. E. Couper. See Kellogg and see right. Now j Mrs. Mollie Wright is the proud park, was a business visitor in Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Johnson at Kullanders Jewelry store. (Adv owner of a sedan which was a gift 1 Vernonia Monday. visited in Hood River and Port A large tree fell across the Stopping at Hotel McDonald from her children, land on Wednesday and Thursday recently were Nettie E. Alley,! Mr. Matthews returned to his highway last week cutting both of last week. St. Helens; Lyle White, E. A. home from White Salmon, Wash-1 the Natal and West Coast tele Mrs. Clara Fest was taken to Schulz, J. C. Penelope, P. D. ■ ’ ington, (Incorporated) --‘sr., — '*-* ------- visit 1 phone lines. where he has *■ been St. Vincents hospital Friday. She Wire, Carl Green, J. Armstrong, ing his mother, as she is in very Sunday guests at the Dave Mc is reported to be in a very ser- Bob Faust, C. L. Larson and 1.1 poor health. Mullin home were the John Estes ious condition. R. White of Portland. Shady Lane of Mist was at family from Riverview and Mr. Mrs. Lloyd Baker was called Nehalem Hotel guests during Natal visiting friends Sunday and Mrs. Charlie Hill. to Portland early this week by the week were Kenneth Kirk, J. evening. the sudden death of her sister, ¡11. Roberts, Portland; Chas. Sey- Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dunlap PINEAPPLE Vanilla EXTRACT Mrs. Rachel Meier. I dell, Quincy, Fred Flubrer, May- were in Vernonia Sunday to spend Gold Bar — Extra fancy — Burnett’s — It’s pure, does George Baslington has been [ger; T. W. Cowan, Westport; the afternoon with Mr. Dunlap’s Realistic 2 %’s, 8 rich, ripe, whole not bake out. 2-oz 91/. whipping the streams vigorously \ A. W. Lutz, Hillsboro; and mother. slices. 1 £ „ BOTTLE J1C the past few days. He reports* Maude McMullen, Scappoose, Permanent Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hill have CAN ............................ 1DC trout fishing good. $1.55 VALUE ALL FOR 99c Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman returned from Portland to spend With Snowflake SODAS Veal Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. j a couple of weeks at their home RINGLETTE SAVE 56c CORN l-tb Carton — Dainty, crisp Earl Groat, James and Delvin here. ENDS Salted 'Wafers— 1 C Robinson’« Brand — 2%'a 3 Palmolive Soap ...... $ .25 Groat of Astoria, Mr. and Mrs. j Mrs. M. Wright and her daugh CARTON ..................... IOC White Evergreen, new pack. 1 Super Suds ............... .10 $4 and $5 LOOK YOUR Ray Taylor, Walter Taylor, Mar- ters Abbie and Mae called to see 10 Crystal White Soap .45 vis Taylor of Mist, and Ruth Mrs. Ira Peterson Thursday. BEST FOR 1 “ ~ Peet ‘ ’s Granulated 25c 3 CANS TOMATOES Royer of Portland. Soap (Medium) . Mrs. John Thomas has as a .25 THE 1 Crystal White Cleanser .05 BEAUTY SHOPPE Alta Villa — 2 %’s —Rich, Several Koster fallers and buck- guest her father from Portland. 1 Double Galvanized Pail .45 Ripe California pack. 10c Phone 431 Bridge St. HOLIDAYS! ers returned to Treharne from He is also visiting his son here. BEANS CAN . Deep River, Washington, Satur- Saint Elmo — Cut Green Mr. and Mrs. Jake Neurer and REGULAR VALUE $1.55 Stringless, 2 ’ s — i day, and more are expected this A RINGLETTE PERMA SPINACH 9 week. It is presumed that opera NENT with its soft deep 25c FOR waves and curls—so easj’ to Bar — ____ 2 %’s — Fancy tions there will be suspended for Gold__ care for—will add to your California Broadleaf the winter. joy and comfort. 15c CAN ........................... Last week’s issue of the DOG FOOD Let us show you how EASY our wave is with less Wheeler Recorder stated that Calo, The health food for Miller’s Hi-Life — Light or heat and less weight —(hr all dogs ' — Today— ASPARAGUS Paul Robinson is severing his dark — 2%’s â r Only ... I connection with that paper and Domino — Small tips, l’s CAN ............................ 4 DC 3 25c FOR Picnic— 1 t _ will go to Portland in search CAN .............................. 13C of employment. Mr. Robinson was founder of the Vernonia PEAS SALT Eagle. 2’s ■ — Utahna __ ___ Brand, Ten- Vernonia Hotel Building der. Sweet Utah— Registered at Hotel HyVan this Leslie’s — Iodized, Full 2- Phone 1261 f.s lb Carton— Q ! week were W. T. Hankins, M. 2 FOR ................ 25c CARTON ........................ OC Our raw milk and cream, if you pre Affiliated Buyers — Guar anteed highest quality. l-tt> fer it, comes from a single daily selected FLOUR ROMAN MEAL package. Today—A large for its careful management. 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