VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON PAGE TWO Malmsten and son Marshall, who have employment there. Miss Evelyn May left Sunday for Forest Grove for a week’s Mildred Hawkins visit with friends. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. White re­ Misses Jackie and Pauline Rol­ turned home Wednesday after a lins returned Sunday from Cen­ month's visit with relatives. Dr. and Mrs. Marvin R. Eby Zella Cady of Portland. tralia, Wash., where they have Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Murphy of and children made a trip to Port- The month of May had 24 days been for the last week visiting The Dalles are spending a few land Tuesday morning. when the sun shone all or part of there grandmother. days here with relatives. The library board will hold its a day, reports the local “weather Friends of Glen Peoples will be regular meeting in the library lady.’’ Mrs. Bud Robbins left Sunday glad to know of his returning for St. Helens where she will at 2:30 Monday afternoon, June Earl Smith is attending the visit at the home of Mrs. Chris home Tuesday from the hospital 13. firemen's school in Corvallis in Portland. He is much improved. Matson. The regular meeting of the W. Thursday and Friday of this Cecil Urie is now employed at C. T. U. will be held at the Mr. and Mrs. Steve O’Donnell week. home of Mrs. Harry Strong and children who were visiting Gresham. I. White, circulation worker, is A. J. Chapman and daughters Tuesday afternoon, June 14. relatives at Cochran returned in Vernonia this week soliciting Hazel and Verda and son Melvin Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Walker home Sunday. left Monday for Gresham for the of Banks and Norma Heltzel of for the Eagle, after several Mr. and Mrs. Ed Roedigger vis­ berry fields. months in California. He reports Portland visited the H. E. Mc­ ited at the home of Mrs. J. R. James Brown left Sunday for Graw and Frank Hartwick fa­ conditions in that state are partic­ Laramore Tuesday. Gales Creek, where he has work milies here Wednesday. Mr. and ularly hard in Los Angeles, where Miss Pauline Dial of Cutbank, for some time. Mrs. Walker are the parents of unemployment is very serious. Montana, came Friday to visit Ellery Stone of Bly, Oregon, Mrs. Hartwick and Mrs. McGraw. John Robbins, whose leg was with her father for awhile. is visiting his sister, Mrs. Bill Nehalem Assembly, Order of broken May 24. had to have it Mr. and Mrs. Mike Willard and Brown, for a few weeks. Rainbow, will meet in regular ses- ‘ ‘ amputated just below the knee, daughter Joy spent the weekend Mr. Shelby and Roy Cook left sion in the Masonic temple, Mon-[The operation took^place at the in Portland among relatives. | Emanuel hospital Tuesday. Monday for Gresham for the day, June 13. Mrs. Ira Rollins visited friends berry fields. A group of Willing Workers I A daughter was born to Mr. at Camp Eight Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fowler and Mrs. Herbert Counts Friday Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker and Clifford Fowler left last from the Christian church met at of last week. and children left Sunday for Bay week for Boring for the berry the home of Mrs. J. A. McDon­ Mrs. Chet Shoemaker was op­ ald Tue»iay for quilting. A pot City where they will be for fields. erated on for appendicitis June 1 luck dinner was served at noon. Mrs. Bert Hawkins had as her several weeks. Miss Phoebe Greenman, sopho­ at the Sellwood hospital. It is Mrs. Craig Donaway had as her guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Paul more at the University of Ore­ possible that she may be here by guest Sunday Mrs. Esther Strad- Driscoll and children of Stony gon is expected to arrive this the end of this week. wick of Camp Eight. Point and Mrs. Pete Serafin and weekend to spend the summer A large stick fell on O. D. Mrs. John Hair spent Wednes­ daughters Marie and Yola. McCabe’s hand Wednesday while home of her parents, at the day at the home of Mrs. Sidney Mrs. Helen Sheeley is now oc­ Mr. and Mrs. Thor Roberts, he was loading a car at the Malmsten. cupying the home of Mrs. Tom former Vernonia residents now mill. He will be laid off for sev- Misses Vera and Evelyn Varley Throop. in Portland, were week- eral days. left Sunday for Forest Grove Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hill of living guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Bruce and Johnny Kirk at- where they will visit their grand- Portland visited at the home of end tended the fights in Portland Bateman. Mr. and Mrs. John Estes Monday. T. Mrs. mother, Mrs. Sarah Smith. H. E. McGraw and Mrs. Tuesday. Mrs. Harry King and daughter E. W. Holtham made a business Mr. and Mrs. Gus Olson are Sunday A. E. Adams took a Marjorie and sons Earl and Bob- now employed at Gales Creek for group of girls and camping equip­ trip to Forest Grove Tuesday. by have gone to Spokane to visit a few weeks and left Sunday for The W. T. Lilly and L. H. ment to a berry patch near For­ relatives. that place. Roberson families are camping est Grove. The party included Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McDonald out near Timber Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dunlap of while working in Leona Hillman, Reba Adams, Mar­ Natal visited at the home of his and family visited relatives in Ri­ the berry fields. jorie Holtham, and Leona New. mother, Mrs. M. Dunlap, Sunday. verview Monday. A number of Vernonia people Mrs. J. H. Bush returned Mon ­ Miss Lucile Miller of Kelso Mr. and Mrs. Glen Peoples and were working there and it was re­ day night from a week ’ s stay baby spent Tuesday at Westimber is visiting at the home of her in Portland where she was under­ ported that 65 Vernonia people aunt, Mrs. Jack Heenan. visiting relatives. were in a near-by patch, Mr. and Mrs. Art Bert of Clats­ going medical treatment. Lloyd Gibbons and Ronald Stitches were removed this is now able to Smith have gone to Gresham, kanie visited with Mr. and Mrs. be J. up H. in Burnside a wheel chair each day. week, from Russell Stanton’s fin- where they will work in the ber- Virgil Powell Monday evening. Mrs. Cris Nicar, former Ver­ ger which he cut severely with Mrs. Charlie Hill of Portland ry fields. resident, who has been the an ax nearly two weeks ago. Mrs. Art Wridge had as her and Miss Marian McMullin of nonia Frank Brandigen of Camp 8 guest of Mrs. H. V. Hol­ guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Er­ Natal visited with Mr. and Mrs. house for several weeks, left was taken to a Portland hospital nest Walley, Mr. and Mrs. Walt John Estes and family during the comb Saturday night for her home in June 1 with a serious injury to Moody, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Layer week. his back and head sustained while Mr. Stout of Eugene spent Burns, taking her household fur­ working at the camp. and Mr. and Mrs. Dess Foley, all Tuesday at the home of Mrs. J. niture which had been stored of Camp Ten. Amqng the many Vernonia here, along with her. A letter to Mrs. Art Wridge P. McDonald. The condition of Dave Marsh­ berry pickers in the Banks and Mr. and Mrs. Pete McMullin of from Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Matson all and his son Larry Marshall, Forest Grove localities are W. T. now of Klamath sends greetings Natal had as their guests Sun­ who have been confined to their Lilly and family, L. H. Roberson day Mr. and Mrs. John Estes to all Riverview friends. home for several weeks with and family, Charlotte and Nelle Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cody of and sons Oral and Ollie. Green, Kenneth Whitsell, Marsh­ Mr. and Mrs. Jack Heenan and rheumatism, remains the same. Raymond, Ore., are visiting at the daughter Betty and son Jackie Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Parker and all Malmsten, Carl Allen and home of his sister, Mrs. Ira Rol- spent Sunday at Kelso with rela- Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Condit attend­ Kathryn Malmsten. Kenneth Perdue, of Berkeley, linSj, for a few weeks. ed the baccalaureate service and tives. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bertram of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace and fa- graduation exercises at Oregon California, is visiting his father, Souls Hill visited friends in Ri­ mily of Portland are now occupy- State college Sunday and Mon­ Nat Perdue. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Armitage verview Tuesday. ing the home of Aunt Sally day. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Rollins and Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Condit are on their vacation in Newport. children spent Sunday with rela­ Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McDonald attended the Oregon Normal During their, absence the drug tives at Centralia. I of Rock creek entertained Sun- School Alumni association meet­ store is being conducted by Mr. Herman Greener returned Sun­ day in honor of J. P. McDonald’s ing and reception at Monmouth Armitage’s sister, Ellen Plummer day to Mountaindale after spend­ and also visited with of Seattle, and by P. R. Shea of birthday. Those present were Mr. Saturday, ing the weekend at home in Ri­ and McDonald, Mrs. Mr. Condit’s sister and family, Astoria. Mrs. J. P. verview. Frances Lappe is attending Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace Karhan. Mr. and Mrs. Pruitt and son Al­ Annie summer school at the San Jose and baby son. Cameron is able vin spent Sunday in Clatskanie to Grandmother State Teacher ’s college, and ex­ B. Lappe has re ­ Mrs. Wayne be up at this writing. with relatives. ceived word of the passing of her pects to be home in August. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Stone also JUST EIGHT CLUB MEETS Fred Spring has a summer pos­ father, Geo. St. John Bremmer at Miss Edith Harding of New Castle, AT MRS. NANSON’S San Francisco Wednesday. Ser­ ition as playground instructor in Colorado, are visiting at the home I vices will be held there Saturday. Portland. Mrs. Spring plans to of Mrs. Bill Brown. Mrs. Rose Plummer returned travel extensively visiting rela­ Mrs. James Nanson entertained Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Glen members of the Just Eight club, Tuesday from a business trip to tives. and daughter Betty, who have May 31, with but one table of Hood River. been making their home at bridge in play. Bert Odell of Portland, a Watch the classified section Toodle, Utah, returned Friday to Timmons won the brother of Mrs. L. H. Dewey, and see for yourself the many Mrs. J. ‘ L. “ Riverview, where they will re­ prize for high score, and Mrs. was a guest in the Dewey home opportunities listed there. Read main for the summer. W. J. Armitage the consolation. last week. Mrs. Floyd Cleveland and A lunch was served by the hos­ Daisy McDonald underwent op- it every week. daughter Eva Lou left Thursday tess. erations for the removal of ad- for Cornelius to visit relatives Additional members present enoids and tonsils at the St. Agency for were Mrs. W. M. Henderson and Helens hospital Wednesday morn­ for a few weeks. Miss Virginia Cummings leaves Mrs. Rose Fletcher. The latter’s ing. She was accompanied by her STATE LAUNDRY CO. Friday for Vancouver to spend niece, Helen Garrison, of New­ mother, Mrs. D. McDonald, who AT HOTEL McDONALD the summer with her mother, Mrs. berg, was a guest. brought her home the same eve- Laundry and Dry Cleaning Fred Cummings. ning. Pick-up Tues.—Deliver Frt. A house guest of Mrs. L. H. Fred Rainey and son James, E. Jack Marshall returned Mon­ L. Lloyd and Bud Rose left Sat- day night from Portland where Dewey since Tuesday is her niece urday for Gresham, where they he had undergone treatment for have employment. his foot in St. Vincents hospital Mrs. Sidney Malmsten and Mrs. since last Friday. He expects to Bess Malmsten spent Sunday near return to the hospital again Sat­ Forest Grove visiting Sidney urday. Riverview FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1932. MR. AND MRS. BRICKEL ENTERTAIN AT BRIDGE Mr. and Mrs. Ben Brickel en­ tertained their card club Tues­ day evening. Contract bridge was played with Mrs. Henry Fogel holding high score and Harold Decker low. Refreshments were served following play. Other guests included Mr. Fo- gel, Mrs. Decker and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Brown. Natal Mr«. Jak« Naurer Clark and Wilson moved a steam shovel down below Pitts­ burg near Big Eddy which will be used to clear out a right of way for the new logging road to be built this summer. The Natal telephone line was down in several places last week and communication was cut off. Ira Peterson repaired the line Thursday. Weaver Clark from Vernonia was at Natal on business Thurs­ day. He was looking to buy some cattle. F. Claude Stephens called to see Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dunlap on Thursday evening and enjoyed a visit and supper with them. Wm. Pringle, Sr., is building a new chicken house on his home ranch. Lee Osborn drove to Port- land Sunday to spend a day there with Mrs. Osborn and returned home Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peterson and little Norman called on Mr. and Mrs. Jake Neurer Sunday even­ ing. Elmer Hiatt went to Portland last weekend to visit his wife and relatives, returning home on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hill made a trip to Portland last week, re­ turning to their home again Fri- day evening. Jake Neurer butchered veal Tuesday and Elmer Hiatt also butchered a veal Tuesday. Elmer Lindberg is here to spend a week with his uncle, Lin- coin Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Neurer were called to Portland last week, where Edward Fessler, brother of Mrs. Neurer, passed away at his home there on June 1. Mr. and Mrs. John Estes and two sons were the guests Sunday of their daughter’s family, Mr. and Mrs. Dave McMullin. Mrs. John Thomas with her son has returned home from Portland KEASEY Mr. Gilham drove over from Banks Sunday where he is pick­ ing berries and took his wife back. The Devaney family was home from Banks over the weekend. Cold weather keeps the berries from coming on. Louise White of Portland spent Sunday visiting his parents. Orris Devaney returned from Owyhee, Oregon, Saturday, He has been there for two months. Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Mendenhall and son are at Banks working. Mayo Pettijohn is taking care of the farm. Anna Devaney received a $2.00 check this week from the W. C. where she has been visiting rela- i tives and friends. Eston Johnson was accompan-. ied by his daughter Thelma Sun­ day on his cream route from St. Helens to the Nehalem valley. J Hy Tracey has been busy fenc-: ing his farm this spring. F. B. Warfield from Vernonia was in this community on busi­ ness last week. Mr. Warfield has the position of dog tax collector in the valley. 1 With.. Ringlette Ends. A Steam Wave at reduced prices. $J.50 and $^.50 , S I ~ Regular $5 wave Annette BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone 431 Bridge St. SUITS CLEANED AND PRESSED FOR ONLY $1.00 We call for and deliver promptly. PHONE 711 Vernonia Laundry DRY CLEANING DEPARTMENT (Incorporated) Specials for Fri. and Sat. PEAS — H-D 2’« Fancy Tiny Sweet Exceptional value ... gy Z CANS Q OOC Full pint jar and in the no-waste jar ................................. AO QZ* ¿¡Uv ZOC OKz» FOR ZOC FOR 1 Q/i AOC KNOX—is the real GELATINE — Ask for your recipe on Golden Salad—it’s delicious. PACKAGE ALL STEAKS lb................. CORN—Fancy golden cream style No. 2’s — Greatest gy | A value ever offered . Z FOR IOC AOC HOMINY—Van Camp’s, 2%’s Fancy Indiana 4A Bleached ...................... JU BEEF ROAST lb................ ¡2c O Q z» Bars ........... Q O VEAL Shldr. Roast lb...... J3C BEEF BOIL RIBS lb............ 9C SOAP — White Wonder 8-oz. large bar. Finest 1 /A White Laundry Soap MEAT VEAL CUTLETS lb.......... lgc MAYONNAISE — Durkee’s Finest quality Tomato ....... B ank of V ernonia Realistic Permanent You can afford our low prices— SARDINES—Otter Brand, l’s oval Set yourself a goal—and you'll find it’s fun to save I As the pages of your savings book are filled with numbers that represent week-to-week extra money, you’ll find that the figures will make a picture for you of your goal. It’s fun to save—start today for a goal. You’ll find it’s a great game to play and a greater one to win! Read the Eagle classified ads —there may be something that will save you money. Not all the well groomed people you see are dressed in Paris fashions. That air of chic which they invariably carry is partly a matter of well cared for clothes. You can have the satisfaction of always looking well dressed if you send your clothes to us regularly for expert cleaning and repair. I ITS FUN TO SAVE! Mr. and Mrs, O. T. Bateman were hosts at dinner Tuesday night, followed by an evening of contract bridge, for which J. H. Bush and Mrs. Bateman held high scores. Other guests present were Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Hughes, Mrs. Bush, and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kullander. Nehalem Market & Grocery Rich in Proteins and Mineral Salts — CAN Lumber Co MR. AND MRS. BATEMAN ARE HOSTS Well Groomed People TUNA FISH—White Star >/2’s Oregon-American T. U. for first prize in an es­ say contest conducted in the county. 1 AOC PINEAPPLE—Gold Bar 21/2’s Extra Fancy, Summer pack — 1 /? 8 rich, whole slices to can AOC COFFEE—Affiliated Best— Quality plus economy. 1 big stick sugar candy free with each QA POUND PACKAGE ZOC PAROWAX — The Old Reliable for canning. 4 cakes 14-lb z\ each to PACKAGE ......