FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1933.
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
PAGE TWO
Mr. Banzer off the disc, and
when the last word was received. have returned home after visit- Baker and children Leonard and
ing with relatives in Washington. Thelma and Mr. and Mrs. George
scratching him up considerably.
*1
The Nehalem club meeting for
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Wells have | Stahlnicker and Elsie and Lewis
The horses broke loose, the disc
which
Mrs.
J.
W.
Brown
was
to
cutting the leg of one of them al­
as their guests Mrs. Wells’ bro­ and E. Snyder from Sherwood,
A. Dowling
have entertained Wednesday af­ thers from Estacada.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Baker, Sher-
most off at the thigh. The ani­
ternoon, has been again post­
wood, and Mr. and Mrs. R.
mal had to be killed.
Mrs.
F.
McDonald
and
daugh
­
poned a week. The new date is
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith
France from Portland. The fami-
Chas. Sundland has installed a
ter
Leona
were
guests
of
Mrs.
A.
are spending a few days with radio in his car.
lies went to Soda springs where
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Garner ger spent the week end at Wald­ June 28. Mrs. Albert Childs will Webb on Thursday.
be a joint hostess with Mrs.
their aunt and uncle, Mr. and
they enjoyed a picnic dinner.
Miss Grace Carmichael assisted motored to Portland Tuesday.
port
visiting
Mrs.
Mellinger
’
s
sis
­
Weaver
Clark
is
recovering
Brown at the latter’s home at
Mrs. Wm. Bridgers. They are in the household of Mrs. Noble
Vern Baker has returned from
from his operation.
from St. Helens.
O. D. McCabe made a trip to ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and that time.
I Dunlap last week, while they were
his vacation.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Chas.
Barnes
Portland Tuesday for eye treat- Mrs. H. E. Dunlap.
L. Wickstrom was at home over away to state grange.
Prof, and Mrs. W. K. Ferrier and children Helen and Walter
A large crowd attended the
I. E. Knowles has his new wood ments.
the weekend from Taft, Ore.,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Forgard and and Prof. 'Emil Horning brought and Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Baker school meeting Monday evening.
where he is employed as a me­ shed near completion, and is
Mrs.
Sidney
Malmsten
home
Sun
­
Lorraine Space of Stayton vis- daughter Ruth of Salem visited
and Loretta and Edward motored Robert Spencer was elected direc­
putting the shingles on the roof. ited this week with
chanic,
Sara McGee at the home of Mr. and Mrs. day, June 11, from Portland, to Gales Creek on Sunday where tor, Mrs. H. Condit clerk. We
Miss
Grace
Carmichael
was
a
Mrs. John Libel and son Floyd
Frank Lange last week. Ruth is where she had been visiting fol­ they met Mr. and Mrs. E. L. will have our school bus as in
and Nelle Green.
were in Buxton one day last week Clatskanie visitor Monday and
visiting with her cousin Majorie lowing sessions of the annual Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. former years.
Tuesday.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lange for a week or two.
on business.
conference of the Evangelical
Quite a bunch of villagers went Malmsten Tuesday were Al Morris
church in Salem, which she had
Shady Lane was a visitor in
Miss Marie Hudson, who has attended as a delegate. They re­
to Natal one night last week and of Columbia City and George
Buxton last Wednesday.
been
visiting
here
with
her
aunt,
mained for the day at the Malm­
The annual school meeting was charivaried the newlyweds, Mr. Mills of Deer Island.
Mrs, Earl Dial, for two weeks,
held Monday evening. The usual and Mrs. Clarence Milton.
Louise Roberson has been returned Sunday to her home in sten home.
business was transacted and Chas.
working in St. Helens since June Kelso. Mr. Dial who was starting
Russell Mills, who is a teacher
O. Hanson was reelected for an­
6. She is staying with Mr. and out on a bnsiness trip, took her in the Marshfield schools left
other three years. Mrs. Myrtle
Mrs. E. H. Condit.
Monday on a trip to Pittsburg,
to Kelso.
Choice of Pattern«
Holce was alse reelected to fill
Pennsylvania,
where he will spend
Mr«.
Jake
Neurer
Louis
and
George
Veith,
broth
­
the place of clerk for the coining I
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry the summer. He also expects to
-Large size, 18x36.
ers of Fred 'Veith, accompanied Culbertson Tuesday evening were
year. It was decided to have
visit the Century of Progress ex­
transportation as has been the The Natal grange held their re­ by Chas. Quick, have been visit­ Jessie Critchlow and Will Critch- position in Chicago. Dr. and Mrs.
ing
here
since
Tuesday.
custom for the past several years. gular grange meeting last Wed­
low of Dallas, who stopped on M. D. Cole took him to Portland,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Reynolds nesday evening, June 14. After
Mrs. Frank Lange entertained their way to Clatskanie where where they spent the day. Ruth
Never before such low prices. . . Also a
were up from Jewell and stayed a brief business meeting a new members of her Sunday school they will stay at the J. S. Cul­ Holaday also accompanied them
several days at their residence treasurer was elected to replace class Tuesday of last week with bertson home.
as far as Scappoose.
here in the village. Mr. Reynolds the vacancy of Frank Peterson. a picnic up Rock creek.
Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Emert and
works for Riggle Bros. They re­ Jake Neurer was elected to
Average 17”x28” in size for
Mildred Cason, who is attend­ daughter Marie of Portland spent
turned to Jewell Monday after serve as treasurer for the balance
the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
ing
school
in
Portland,
spent
Sat
­
of this year and Ira Peterson was
their few days vacation.
C. C. Van Doren. Milton and
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Danke were recommended as agent of the urday and Sunday with her par- Clarence Sapping accompanied
Grange
Fire
Insurance
Co.
The*
ents
’
Mr
-
and
Mrs
-
Dan
Cason.
Mrs. E. Treharne was a dele-
up from Olney as the guests of
them back to Portland for a visit
gate to grange and accompanied
the Austin Dowling family Thurs­ charter was draped in memory of
These are bargains. If you want a bargain
Mrs. R. A. Space of Stayton with relatives,
Brother Peterson. After adjourn­ arrived Saturday and visited
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Condit to
SEE Hoffman About It.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Thompson,
friends here until Thursday. She
W. R. Johnson has been shingl­ ing refreshments were served.
' Pendleton.
the
latter
’
s
parents,
Mr.
and
_ pastj Miss Millie McMullen took her was the house guest of Mrs. M.
ing the __
Mist _______
garage the
Mr. and Mrs. E. Sunell and
Mrs. J. F. Hetrick, and LaVerne
week. Donald Sundland assisted | examinations at Pacific university XJrunden.
children motored to Astoria on
and
Elvere,
Jr.,
motored
to
Elsie
last
week
and
arrived
here
at
her
Mr. Johnson.
Ray D. Fisher accompanied T. Tuesday where Mr. Thompson Friday.
Mrs. A. Buckley and Mrs. Geo. parents’ home to spend a few
Mrs. E. Houteling returned
Turner were down from the burn weeks before leaving for Seaside B. Mills on a business trip to St. had business. They stopped on the
Helens last Friday and returned way for a picnic lunch.
from
Portland where she visited
for
the
summer.
Monday and visited their mother,
with her daughter, Mrs. Al Jen­
Jim Moran was included among with Geo. McDonald and Albert
Mrs. Ed Reynolds.
Mrs.
H.
L.
Roberson
was
in
sen.
Austin Dowling and son Bern­ the experienced woodsmen for the Schmidlin.
Portland Wednesday of last week
Mrs. H. M. Smith and children
ard motored to Portland Sunday Civilian Conservation corps and
Miss Marjorie Lange visited at to visit Mr. Roberson, who has
is stationed at the camp at old the home of Dorothy Crow in been a patient in St. Vincents hos­ Donald, Inez, and Billy, spent
sightseeing.
Funeral services for the infant Wilark.
Scappoose Monday and Tuesday pital for the past three weeks. He the past week with her parents,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cox
Miss Grace Carmichael stayed of last week. She went over with is waiting until he recovers from Mr. and Mrs. Bennett at Cor-
nelius.
of Seaside were held here in the with Mrs. Mary Peterson last T. B. Mills.
a severe cold before undergoing
Mrs. Henry John
.
was hostess
Lutheran church Monday after­ week during the absence of her
an
operation.
Hugh Dunlap, Arnold Rufli and
to friends and I neighbors at a
noon and he was laid to rest in daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Joe Doyle, formerly of Camp Mc­
Mrs. Frank Lange visited the quilting held at her home Friday.
the church yard.
Mrs. Noble Dunlap.
Mrs. Geo. Jones and son Del­
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Ward Gregor, are now employed by home of Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Pot luck dinner ' at noon was en-
mar were Jewell visitors Thursday of Clatskanie mountain were here the Houser Construction Co., Crow in Scappoose over Friday joyed.
working on the Newport jetty.
and Saturday, returning home
of last week.
on business last week.
Betty Kirk is visiting with
with Mr. Lange Saturday evening. her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. E. T. Wallace entertain­
The state grader worked here
JOY THEATRE
ed the W. M. S. Wednesday at on the highway for a few days
Bert Wheeler and Robert Mr. Lange is helping Mr. Crow Hall, at Waldport.
her home. There were several vis­ last week making traveling better. Woolsey in DIPLOMANIACS Sat­ take care of a large garden until
Ben Spencer and two of his
itors from Clatskanie, Mrs. Even-
Mrs. Annie B. Johnston and urday and Sunday, June 24 and he is called on the forestry job. cousins have arrived here from
son, Mrs. Brosey, Mrs. Doris and her daughter Veda from Birken­ 25. Admission 10 and 25c. Adv.
Mrs. Lloyd Thomas, who be­ California to spend the summer
Mrs. Bryant. The members sewed feld were visiting Mrs. Nettie Pe­
came
quite ill with gland trouble with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mildred
Tousley
had
charge
on the quilt that is being finished terson on Friday.
soon
after
going to her new home R. Spencer.
for the bazaar on Saturday night,
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Davis were of the public library last Friday in Forest Grove, underwent an
Mrs. E. Bolongia and children
June 24, and other business at­ reinstated in the Natal grange, and Saturday during the absence
tended to. A nice little program The Davises were former mem- of Kathryn Malmsten, who at­ operation in the Hillsboro hospital
tended the Rainbow grand assem­ June 10. She has returned to For­
was given by the members and bers of the grange.
est Grove and was improving
at the close the hostess served
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Osborn were bly in Portland.
lunch. Mrs. Lowery from Pendle­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peter­
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mellinger
ton and Miss Hammons from Ol­ son Friday. Mrs. Osborn and and Mr. and Mrs. Perry Mellin-
BUY YOUR . . .
ney were also guests.
Mrs. Peterson are sisters.
Miss Grace Hammons was the
Lincoln Peterson and Reed say.
Think of all the things you can do with the A
house guest of the Austin Dowling Holding spent Monday in St. Hel­
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Berg from
extra
money you save at the Nehalem. Take A
family part of last week.
At
Birkenfeld called at Mr. and Mrs.
ens on some business.
today
’
s specials for instance—the best of
Miss Vineta Wilds is the guest
George Brown and Elmer Glenn Jake Neurers’ Sunday evening.
food at prices which represent dollars
of Mrs. Oscar Jones.
Guy Rassmussen from Califor­
from Fresno, Calif., brought in a
Special Price« on Quantity
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Lowden truckload of bees last week. Mr. nia is here now visiting relatives
saved!
have their daughter and her Brown stated he was going home and his two children Leora and
BEEF ROAST
husband visiting at their home. but would soon return to the Ne­ Eugene. Mr. Rassmussen spends
• •
Pound ................
The Klusse family are at their halem valley with his wife and a few weeks here each summer.
summer camp on the summit. daughter Ruth.
Judge W. A. Harris and Lester
Mrs. Klusse is an artist and has
Mrs. Marian Milton relieved Sheeley from Vernonia were here
MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE, can 28c
audios in Portland. They intend Miss Olga Holmstrom at the tele­ at Natal Monday.
Shld. PORK Roast
“Good to the last drop.” 16-oz. tin.
to build a rustic cabin in the phone office last Saturday.
Pound .......................
near future on their mountain
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dunlap
CERTO, Bottle ................................. 25c
property.
returned from Pendleton Satur­
Make perfect jelly and jams with Certo.
Mrs. Clarence Milton took day night, where they attended
charge of the telephone office the state grange in session last
TUNA FISH, i/2’s—can ................... 16c
PORK CHOPS
Saturday while Miss Holmstrom week.
White Star—“The chicken of the sea.”
Pound ................
was in Portland.
Floyd Deeds, Grace and Billie
PEET’S CRYSTAL WHITE,
Phone
Res. Phone
Mrs. Chas. Sundland and her Carmichael took in the dance at
■
BARBER
Walnut 7586 Walnut 2911
Granulated SOAP, Lge. 2l/£-lb. pkg. £Qc
sister, Mrs. Walter Foster, from Birkenfeld Saturday night.
y
shop
Willard H. Hurley, D. M. D.
For washing clothes and dishes easier.
California, motored to Silver
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Milton,
Haircutting
for
Men
VEAL Shldr. Roast 1 4c
Lake, Wash., last week to visit who spent their honeymoon in
DENTISTRY
Women
and
Children
Pound ........................ ATT
PAROWAX,
Package
........................
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Fenton.
1729 Denver Ave. at Kilpat­
9c
Portland, returned here to Mrs.
1
Pound
Package.
rick
St.,
Portland,
Ore.
Expert
Work
Guaranteed
Mrs. Vern Ferguson and chil­ Milton’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
dren from Coquille are at the Dave McMullen, The young folks
CORNED BEEF , can ........................ 15c
home of her parents, Mr. and intend to spend a few weeks in
DERBY—12-ounce size.
Ringlette Permanent Waves at
HAMBURGER
Mrs. A. R. Melis of Meadow Portland.
$3.60 and $4.50
DR.
J.
A.
HUGHES
Pound .................
Brook farm.
OVAL SARDINES, 3 Cans............... 25c
Mr. and Mrs, Carlson of Ver- MILADY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE
Otter Brand. Tomato or mustard.
Mrs. Ain Wallace was a Port- : nonia were guests Sunday at the
Physician and Surgeon
Mr«. E. H. Turner
land visitor last, Thursday.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lind-
DURKEE'S CERTIFIED
Office Phone 663
Vernonia,
Mrs. Lowrey is a guest of her
Vernonia Hotel Bldg.
Oregon
Res.
Phone
664
PORK SAUSAGE
MAYONNAISE,
Pint Jar...................
492 Bridge St.
Phone 1261
daughter, Mrs. E. T. Wallace.
Pound .......................
Certified—To contain the purest refined salad 27 c
THE
Mrs. Lowrey resides in Pendleton.
oils, strictly fresh eggs, and other ingredients of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Reynolds
Willard Batteries
highest quality.
were guests of the Otto Bittner
VIOLET RAY GASOLINE
folks Saturday.
JOHN A. MILLER
“A stitch of mine saves
PREPARED MUSTARD, Jar........... 10c
Oil« . . . Expert Graasiag
Mrs. Wilcox was in the valley
nine . . . FOR YOU.”
H-D BRAND—8-ounce jar.
General Contractor
from Marshland Monday. She Are you doing your summer
VERNONIA
Hemstitching saves
sang at the funeral service of sewing?
DOG FOOD, 3 cans.......................... 20c
SERVICE STATION
Mason Work, Building
time and adds a touch of
the little son of Hugh Cox.
Victory brand—“The best for all dogs.”
distinction.
Frank Banzer had to have a
HEMSTITCHING
POSTUM CEREAL, Pkge.................
valuable horse killed last week. Cotton and Mercerized 6c yd.
TURNIPS
Enjoy Postum for its own rich distinctive flavor. 20c
Mr. Banzer was discing when his Silk....................... 10c
yd-
Roland L. Treharne
Bunch ___
team became frightened at a log­
Located in
BAFFORD BROS.
Expert Automobile Repairing
TOMATO JUICE, 3 Cans................. 23c
Paler«on’> Furniture Store
ging truck driven by Eddie Bir­
H-D BRAND------l’s tall.
WELDING
BEETS
kenfeld and ran away, throwing I
General Plumbing
Bunch .
TWIN FIR SERVICE
PORK
&
BEANS,
Can
........................
STATION
5c
Vernonia
VAN CAMP’SMlô-ounce size.
Mist
FLOOR
Natal
Beautiful Rag Rugs
Treharne
28c
28c
Hoffman Hdwe. Co
The Bargain Rate
Of $1.00 a year for the Ver
nonia Eagle is still in effect,
($1.50 outside of the Vernonia
trading area.)
Renew now, while the cost is
one-half the regular price.
Vernonia Eagle
Food Specials for Friday and Saturday
PICNIC ICE CREAM
MEAT
Lincoln’s
LINCOLN’S
Candy Kitchen
14c
13c
Professional & Business Directory
15c
15c
15c
Jonnibel Shoppe
Produce
5c
5c
You Can Afford
To have your old suit look like new if you
send it to our Dry Cleaning Department.
M. D. COLE
Dentist
Vernonia, Oregon
Fine Workmanship Prompt Service
Lower Prices
VERNONIA LAUNDRY
Dry’ Cleaning Dept.
Roland D. Eby, M. D.
Portland-Vernonia
Truck Line
W. A. DAVIS, Proprietor
Daily Service
Office with Crawford
Motor Co.
Telephone. ____ *11, 1041
Physican and Surgeon
Town Offiee 891
For raal bargain»—watch the
classified columns of the Eagle.
CARROTS
MARSHMALLOWS, Package ......... 19c
CAMPFIRE BRAND—16-ounce package.
3 Bunches
LETTUCE
POST TOASTIES, 2 packages......... 15c
Quick new energy for work and play.
2 Heads ......
asparagus
▼
Pound ...............
9c
5c
Market and
Nehalem Grocery,
Inc.