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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1932.
VERNONIA EAGLE. VERNONIA, OREGON
day with Mrs. Carl Enneberg on
the Burn hill.
H',
Vernon Jones was down from
Portland where he is employed
Mr,. Jake Neurer
at
Lyle
McCauley
’
s
garage,
and
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Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hill and
MISS HILT'S ROOM, 8-1
day where they visited their si:- Mrs. Ed Reynolds.
Annie McMullin from Portland
Mr. and Mrs. John Patrick i were here Sunday, February 14,
Erma Thompson won first in,^er> Mrs. R. W. Cummings, till
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
the oral spelling contest held Monday.
to spend the day with the Dave
C. O. Evers was in Vernonii Sundland of the Mist garage and McMullin family.
Wednesday, February 17.
I
Bernard Dowling Monday evening
While the contestants for the Tuesday.
Noble Dunlap worked at Bir-
Edith Lindsley spent last week with music, songs, and cards.
written contest were spelling, a
kenfeld
last week doing some
Miss Seiverts and Miss Gross,
play entitled “Suspended Anima­ end in Vernonia.
carpenter work.
the
teachers,
spent
Monday
even
­
tion” was given for the amuse­
Lloyd Green, on his way home,
ing with the Dowling family.
ment of the audience. It had been
stopiped to see Jake Neurer.
S. J. DeRock drove to Cor­ Lloyd has been out looking for
given at a previous assembly but
vallis Monday afternoon taking
Mr. Condit had asked for it to
work.
A. A. Dowling
Alberta DeRock back to school.
be repeated.
Mrs. William Bridgers was a
Donald Sundland accompanied
In honor of George Washing­
visitor Friday evening at Mr. and
them
as
far
as
Monmouth.
ton's birthday each room in the
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sundland
Mrs. Noble Dunlap’s.
school was presented with a por­ motored to Portland Friday and
CREW EMPLOYED ON
A few men had work last week
trait of him. There was no school met Donald, who came home from
from the county, clearing away
RAILROAD
TRESTLE
Monday.
Monmouth to spend the weekend.
some ground from a small slide
Miss Alberta DeRock was home
Pearl Faight and Hazel Tomlin
The pile driver of the Hauser on the highway near the Jake
from
Corvallis
over
the
weekend.
received their final certificates
started Neurer place.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson were construction company
Tuesday. Frances Befgerson and
work
this
week
re-building
the
Clyde Johnson, Lee Osborn,
Lolamae Smith received their down from Portland and spent a trestle of the Gales Creek and Noble Dunlap, Hy Tracey and
few
days
with
old
acquaintances
high school certificates in this
Wilson river railroad in the Or­ Richard and Frank Peterson were
return. Thelma Lincoln and mar- in the valley.
Mrs. Dowling and Bernard chardale district. The work it in Vernonia Friday.
garet Byers received theirs some
Miss Marian McMullin was tel­
were among those who went to is estimated will employ 24 men
time previously.
grange at Winema
Thursday for a period of about five months. ephone operator Saturday as the
MR. SPRING’S ROOM. 8-2
The new trestle will be made of regular operator, Miss Olga Holm-
evening.
Evelyin Varley, Alice Hoff­
John Patrick and Kenneth creosoted lumber and cedar and strom, went to Portland that day.
The Imperial Feed and Grain
man and Elizabeth George re­ Smith were Vernonia visitors is expected to last for 30 years.
This railroad is a subsidiary of from Hillsboro brought in a load
ceived their high school certifi­ Saturday afternoon.
cates.
Wm. Meadows was a village the Spokane, Portland and Seattle of dairy feed last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave McMullin
Evelyn Varley was absent every shopper Saturday, also Claude railroad system.
—Forest Grove News-Times. and children were Sunday guests
day last week.
Johnson.
of Mr. McMullin’s parents at Riv­
Those
who received 100 in
Miss Olga Holmstrom went
erview, Mr. and Mrs. John Estes.
spelling last week are Alice Hoff­ to Clatskanie for dental work
I J. M. McCormick and W. R.
man, Bobbie King, Glennie Rus­ Thursday evening.
Johnson brought a load of lumber
sel, Elizabeth George, Nadine
The Wilson family are nearly
from Birkenfeld last week. Mr.
Aldrich, Harry Colson, Muriel all on the sick list with severe
McCormick is doing some fencing
Williams, Dorothy Nanson, Jose­ colds.
Pupils of Pleasant Hill school
phine Hall, Sylvia Sesseman,
Mrs. L. B. Eastman called on that took part in the spelling con­ on his place.
Some of the young folks from
George Crawford, Jeanne Hughes. Mrs. A. Dowling Thursday.
test at Vernonia were Dorothy
attended the basketball
Wm. Bridgers was on the sick Webb, Mildred Lamro, Alice Ste­ Natal
MR. CALEF’S ROOM, 6-2
list a couple of days last week, venson, Edwin and Raymond Jus­ game at Vernonia Monday even­
Receiving 100 all last week in
ing.
but is better at this writing.
tice. Dorothy Webb won second
spelling are Francis Brooks, Bill
A number of county trucks
Mrs. Noble Dunlap and Mrs. Ira place.
Byers, Ray Charlesworth, Aub­
are hauling rock from St. Helens
Peterson called on Mrs. L. B.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Gordon
rey Fitzgerald, Harold Graven,
mountain to repair the roads.
Eastman Wednesday.
Miss Gertrude Murphy, Glora
Virginia Henderson, Louise Hig­
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Neurer drove
Mrs. A. M. Aamodt and son and Arthur Murphy motored to
bee, Amos lise, Marjorie Lang,
to
Astoria Wednesday to spend
Laurtz were callers at the East­ Corvallis and spent the holiday
Evelyn May, Daisy McDonald,
the day with Mr. and Mrs. Pete
man home on Wednesday.
with
relatives.
Clifford Smith, Margaret Salom-
Neurer and children.
Mrs. Grover Devine was over
Sherwood
Chas. Barnes of
onsen, Albert Shallock, Wilma
Hy Tracey recently bought a
Stolin, Thelma Trudgian, Rose from Deep creek Wednesday. She spent a few days out here on Ford truck with closed cab and
called at the Eastman home on business.
Yana.
pick-up body for all around use.
business.
County tractor is working on
Francis Brooks moved Thurs­
Mrs. M. Peterson and grandson
Floyd
Deeds
and
his
grandmo
­
the Beaver Creek road.
day to Washington.
i Floyd arrived here from Eugene
ther, Mrs. Mary Peterson, were
Mrs. Lee Johnson is visiting
Virginia Henderson won in the
Friday evening to spend the
home from Eugene over the week­ with her parents at Vernonia.
zone written spelling contest for
weekend and they returned Sun­
end.
E.
Sunell,
Lee
Johnson,
Joe
the sixth grade.
A number of ladies attended Davis, A. Morton, F. Lines, Mr. day.
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dunlap
the shower given Mrs. Sinclair Anderson are working at Deep
called to see Mr. Dunlap’s mother
down on the Fishhawk Friday.
Creek, Washington.
at Riverview Sunday.
Some of the children have the
Mrs. M. John, Mrs. Cyril John
Clark and Wilson have several
whooping cough at the Wood’s and children spent" Friday at the
men
at work here now getting
residence.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell out some special cedar poles and
Mr. Sieverts came up from Stanton.
A surprise party was given
trucking them out just as soon
Verle Devaney by his friends on Astoria to take his daughter home
Mr. and Mrs. Thacker and chil­
as
they are cut.
his seventeenth birthday Febru­ for the weekend.
dren visited with their parents
The L. Carmichiel family are the past week.
ary 19. Cake and chocolate were
Read the Eagle classified adj
served. Those present were La­ moving to their newly rented
Mr. and Mrs. Selfridge and Mr. —there may be something that
residence,
the
Elliott
place,
be
­
velle Young, Ted Dewitt, Rosy
and Mrs. Chas. White and daugh­ I will save you money.
and Lloyd Gilahan, Edith, Joe, tween Mist and Vernonia. We are ter of Cornelius called at the
Vernon, Anna and Clara Bell sorry to lose a good neighbor home of H. M. Smith.
Lindsley, Orris, Anna, Ralph and in this vicinity.
Oscar Kellar is able to be up
Donald Sundland was a Sunday after his illness. The children are
Darrell Devaney.
George Stanton and Paul De dinner guest of Bernard Dowling. all getting better.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Keaton and
c. uuu
Remier of Timber visited at the
Mr. UI1U
and Mrs. L. E.
Smith re-
two children were dinner guests) turned home on Monday.
_. Mrs.
Lindsley home Friday.
Mrs. Dewitt was in Vernonia Sunday of the Wm. Bridgers fa­ Smith has been at Hillsboro,
American Legion
Vernonia Post
mily.
Friday.
where she received medical treat­
Mr. and Mrs. Carrington and ment.
Mr. Konshack and Mr. Blair
119, American
left Saturday for Treharne where Mr. and Mrs. L. E. McGee spent
Legion.
Meets
Watch the classified section
they will hold religious meetings Saturday evening with Mr. and
2nd and 4th
Mrs. Ed Reynolds. The evening and see for yourself the many
for a short time.
Tuesdays
each
opportunities listed there. Read
Norman Pettijohn and Elza was spent in card playing.
month, 8. p. m.
it
every
week.
Mrs.
Ed
Reynolds
spent
Tues-
Pettijohn drove to Portland Fri-
J. E. Kerr, Com-
mander; Eugene Shipman. Ad,i.
Natal
SCHOOL ACT
Mist
Treliarne
KEASEY
LODGES
A. F. & A. M.
Professional and Business Directory
Vernonia Lodge No. 184
A. F. & A. M. meets
at
Masonic
Temple,
Stated
Communication
First Thursday of each
month. Special called
meetings on i all other Thurs-
day nights 7:30 p.m. Visitori
most cordially welcome.
K. A. McNeill, W. M.
W. E. Bel), Secretary.
For your convenience the following business and professional people are listed on
this page alphabetically. These men and women are known in Vernonia as reliable business
and professional people.
DENTISTS
RAPPFR SHOPS.
■ «AW/
BARBER
J€)y
shop
Haircutting for Men
Women ana Children
Expert Work Guaranteed
Willard Batteries
M. D. COLE
VIOLET RAY GASOLINE
Oil« . . . Expert Greasing
Dentist
Vernonia, Oregon
VERNONIA
SERVICE STATION
TRANSFER — TRUCK
DOCTORS
CARD ROOM
PASTIME
Marvin R. Eby, M. D.
CARDS AND
LIGHT LUNCHES
Physican and Surgeon
PORTERFIELD’S
TRANSFER AND FEED CO.
All Kinds of Hay and Feed.
Prices right. Also all kinds of
good wood.
Phone 253
Phone Hospital 931
Town Office 891
Lloyd Baker, Prop.
Order of Eastern Star
Nehalom Chapter 153, O. E. S.
Regular commu­
nication first
and third Wed­
nesdays of each
month, at Ma­
sonic Temple.
All visiting sis­
ters and broth­
ers weleome.
Mrs. Edith Pearse, W. M.
Mrs. Alma Bell, Secretary.
CONTRACTORS
DR. J. A. HUGHES
JOHN A. MILLER
Physician and Surgeon
General Contractor
Office Phone 633
Ses. Phone 664
Mason Work, Building
Vernonia,
Oregon
RESTAURANTE
BAFFORD BROS
I
General Plumbing
Vernonia
I
C. BRUCE
Wholesale end Retail
LUMBER
I
CASON TRANSFER
Local & long diatance
HAULING
Phone 923
Office in
Workingmen’« Store
Chop Suey
Restaurant
OPEN FRIDAY, SAT­
URDAY AND SUNDAY
729
THIRD
STREET
Th«.............
best time to
buy needed
printing Is
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Babcock
•f Portland spent Wednesday
and Thursday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Christian-
eon.
Mr. u*>d Mrs. Ervin Blackman
spent Sunday and Monday visit­
ing relatives in Molalla.
Art Wridge, Bill Wridge and I
Mrs. Harry Spencer visited Mrs.
Virgil Wridge in Portland one
day last week.
Noel Woods is ill at this writ-
FOR SALE
ing.
and Harold Shipley of Vernonia
FOR
SALE
—Three 3-pound, all
Mr. «nd Mrs, Charley White spent Sunday afternoon at the
wool bats for comforters. Mrs.
and daughter Leota and Mr. and home of Mrs. B. B. Hawkins.
Sidney Malmsten, phone ll-F-51.
Mrs. Lansing Selfridge of Hills­
Mrs. Clarence Fowler is quite
(9cl.)
boro spent Sunday at the homes ill at this writing with the flu.
of Mr. and Mrs. Dan May and
Glen Hawkins went to Port­ ACREAGE AND FARMS — For
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. White.
land Saturday on business.
sale. T. B. Mills.
(2tf)
Mrs. Edith Varley is quite ill
Alice
Brown,
who
has
been
at this writing.
TRADE OR SWAP
Vera Varley visited at the Lind­ ill with pneumonia is some better
at this writing.
berg home Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Olan Robbins and COLONIAL JUNIOR RANGE —
Fred Lindberg spent Friday
Nearly new, to exchange for
children
spent Sunday at the
evening with Oral and Elza Var­
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Rob­ cow or young stock. J. M. Luther,
ley.
Keasey.
(8*3)
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Eastman | bins.
and Bert Eastman visited Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Burtraw are
ELECTION NOTICE
Mrs. Andy Kostur Sunday.
ill at this writing.
Mrs. Bert Eastman spent sev-
Lois Howell is unable to at­
Notice is hereby given that on
eral days with her daughter, Mrs. tend school because of illness.
the 27th day of February, 1932
Andy Kostur.
Mrs. Archie Lizenby and Mrs. at the City Hall in the City of
Mrs. Bud Rose visited Mrs. Ira Rollins were guests of Mrs.
Vernonia, County of Columbia,
Rose Plummer on Tuesday of Virgil Powell Tuesday.
State of Oregon, an election will
last week.
M,. and Mrs. Gaston Dickson be held for the purpose of vot­
Mias Grace Henderson spent are the proud parents of a baby
recall of the fol­
Sunday at the home of Rose girl. It has been named Amy ing upon the
lowing named officers:
Plummer.
Dickson.
J. E. Tapp
Mayor
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Peoples vis­
Becky Throop is on the sick Councilman
E. W. Holtham
ited the former’s mother in Wes- list this week.
Thomas A. Gordon
Councilman
timber over the weekend.
Mrs. Sydney Malmsten spent Councilman
B. J. Cline
Misses Virginia Cummings and the afternoon with Aunt Sally
which election will be held at
Evelyn May visited at the home Tuesday.
I one o’clock in the afternoon and
of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Graven
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson of will continue until eight in the
Sunday.
Longview spent the weekend with j Xrnoon of’said‘day^
l\.f »• and IVf
»«u
Tot» MnnaAn
Mrs. Dayton Ross and baby Mr
Mrs.
Joe
Hopson.
Dated this 18th day of Feb­
daughter Bonnie Bell of Klamath
The origin of trup shooting may ruary, 1932.
Falls are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
D. B. Reasoner
be traced to the ancient pastime
Jim AubreyT
of popinjay shooting, a game prac­
City Recorder
Mr. and Mrs. John Owens visit­ ticed by the undent Greeks and the
ed Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Heath expert bowmen of medieval times,
CARD OF THANKS
wrote W. W. Greener, In “The Gun
Sunday.
and
Its
Development.
”
The
pop
­
Mrs. John Owens just return­ injay was u stuffed parrot or fowl
Thanking our many friends for
ed from a week’s visit with her placed at the top of a pole, and their kindness in our recent sor-
i
sister, Mrs. Bill Johnson, at Long­ used as a turget; In some Instances row.
a living bird was used, a certain
view.
Homer Smith
of liberty being given to
Mrs. Charley White and Gladys amount
and family.
It by the length of the cord used
End visited Mrs. B. B. Hawkins to secure It to the pole.
If you want to sell or trade some­
Sunday afternoon.
Homer In the ‘‘Iliad,” mentions
Johnny, Yola and Marie Sera­ popinjay shooting, a dove being the thing—use the Eagle classified
columns. They get results.
fin and Joyce Cooper of Houlton target.
Specials for Fri. and Sat
Salmon
Sandwich brand, l’s—Northern Alaska
O
Pink. Rich in Nature’s Iodine .................. “ for
19c
Meat
25c
BEEF ROAST
Prunes
Finest quality. Large 40-50 size.
Delicious, Economical, Healthful ........
5
lbs .
Syrup
12c
POUND
Vermont Maid —Made in Vermont by
Vermonters. Large 26-oz. JUG ..............
49c
Cocoa
BEEF RIBS
10c
POUND
Hershey’s — %-lb. tin. Delicious
and Nourishing. TIN ...............................
12c
Bluing
PORK STEAK
14c
POUND
Mrs. Stewart’s — Large 10-oz. size.
The Nation's Leader. BOTTLE ............
SALT PORK
l?c
12c
POUND
Spaghetti
Van Camp’s—15%-oz. Delicious
and ready to serve. CAN .........................
8c
Rolled Oats
Mother’s with Crystalware—Quick.
Large 55-ounce PACKAGE ....................
31c
HAMBURGER AND
SAUSAGE
25c
2 POUNDS
Sunshine Crispy Crackers
2-tb Carton of Delicious
29c
Baked Sunshine — PACKAGE
Saul-Flush
Quick, Easy, Sanitary. Cleans
without fuss or muss — CAN
23c
CANDY BARS
Spinach
Gold Bar — Fancy California
Broadleaf, 2%’s — CAN ............................
Tomatoes
No. 243, I.O.O.F., meets »very
second and fourth Thursdays in
I. O. O. F. hall, Vernonia. Visit­
ors always welcome.
Marie O'Donnell, N. G.
Emma Miller, Secretary.
Beans
Vernonia Temple 31 meet«
every 2nd and 4th Wednesday» in ■
W.O.W. hall.
„ _ „
Isabel Culbertson, M. E. C.
Clara Kern», M. or R. h C.
Mary Kato
Riverview
Mountain Heart
Rebekah Lodge No. 243
Pythian Sister«
PAGE FIVE
15c
ORANGES
Alta Villa—Rich, ripe, red
California, 2 %’s — CAN ..........................
10c
4 ibs. 19c
15c
2 BUNCHES
CELERY
Corn. Del Maiz
Oyatera
30c
3 DOZEN
CARROTS
Small White California fancy or Mexican
Red Idaho fancy, Your choice ..............
Extra Fancy
Golden — 2’s
10c
6 FOR
2
2
Otter Brand—
Fancy l’s— CAN
for
29c
10c
FOR
25c
BRUSSEL SPROUTS
2 POUNDS
25c
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
HARDING LODGE 11« .
♦-NOW-»
I
Meets every Monday
night in the I.O.O.F. |
hall. Visiting broth-1
era welcome. R. M.
Aldrich, C. C.
H. Culbertson, K.R.S. |
Nehalem Market & Grocery
(Incorporated)