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VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON PAGE TWO Camp McGregor came here to visit relatives. Mr. Holliman returned to Portland Sunday evening leaving his family here to spend a week with their aunt, Mrs. Mary Peterson, and her family. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lindsay , spent Sunday evening at the . home i of Mr. and Mrs. Jake . Neurer. A nice crowd of folks from , Vernonia and Treharne attended the Natal dance last Saturday , evening. Noble Dunlap went to River view Sunday to see his mother, ' Mrs. M. Dunlap. Mrs. Dave McMullen received word Monday that her father, John Estes, died at their home in Yakima, Wash., Sunday, July 23. The Estes family were former residents of Riverview until this spring. Lautin Wedell came home from C. C. C. camp at Wilark to spend the weekend at his home. Mrs. Jim Moran is on the sick list this week and was taken to St. Helens for treatment. Ri ver view Everett" Rundell ternoon at the home of Mrs. ance of 207 on a hot summer Byers. day. We have not been near the Miss Yola Serafin and Miss surf yet in the Sea Level c»m- Adeline Burkhead are spending I paign. a few days this week with Mrs. Please remember the all-day Glen Hawkins. I services at the Big Eddy park Louise Higbeo and Evelyn spent next Sunday, July 30. We leave CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday at Timber. the Christian church at 8:30 a. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Lynch were F. Claude Stephens, Minister m., be on time. If you have no in Portland Monday on business. Out door services for July 30: car there will be transportation Mr. and Mrs. Ed Buckner and 9:45 a. m. Bible school at Big ■ for you if you are on time. Bring Miss Dorothy Reasoner spent Eddy park. Leason, “Gideon,” your lunch and plenty of drink Sunday in Portland. from Book of Judges, chapters 6- ing cups. We are all going to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Parry were 8. Divine morning worship, 10:45, have a good time. Come and business visitors in Portland Sat- theme, “Jesus and the Multi help us. urday. In the afternoon they tudes.” Basket dinner together. called on Mrs. F. H. Veith and Important announcements, both son in Vancouver. for the day and for the future. Hear them. A great all day’s service in the AgO <44* open spaces. Many are coming, and a pleasant time is assured. You are welcome. Vernonia Eagle, July 27, 1923. I Miss Edith Hambly is taking her vacation in Anacortes, Wash. Mrs. Paul Thompson made an Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hawkins overnight business trip to Hills- spent the week end with Mrs. boro Wednesday. Hawkins’ parents in Trenholm. J. L. Timmons made his reg- Mr. and Mrs. Merle Cline and ular trip here on the 26th. family, Ben Cline and Robert mo Election was held Friday in tored to Seaside and back Sunday. Camp McGregor precinct with a Mr. and Mrs. Will Wridge total of eight votes cast. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Westlin Fred Johnson. were in camp last Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. White have remove more of their household returned home from Buxton, goods to Castle Rock, Wash. where they have been visiting Joe Peachey was in camp last Mr. and Mrs. Babe Watson. Friday. i Mrs. Hattie Cline and son Captain Andrus of the Mist C. Frank visited Mrs. Dan May on C. C. camp was the dinner guest Sunday. Friday of Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Lucille Lindbergh has returned Thompson. J. Steffen, who works for Clark home from Strassel. Mrs. Wm. McCormick received and Wilson, was cut on the thumb A baby girl was born to Mr. by a piece of steel Monday. word last week that Mr. McCorm- ick had suffered a severe cut on and Mrs. Cecil Urie Saturday Elmore Wulf, a Connacher em the instep from a scoring axe. morning. She has been named ploye, was cut on the knee Mon He will remain at the home of Donna Jean. day. his mother, Mrs. Lee Fry, in Frank Brastigan cut his hand Mrs. Frank Jamieson and Mrs. Montesano, until healed. Rymal Johnson of Thompson’s Sid on a piece of glass in the city Mrs. Paul Thompson is own- ing visited Mrs. W. C. Crowder park Sunday. er of new Maytag washer. H. S. Strong, who is employed Monday morning. Camp McGregor had its first Curby Rose and family of War- by the Koster Products Co., was fire last Friday about half mile ren visited Mr. and Mrs. Bud cut on the forearm July 21. Mr*. Estelle Jone* from here. It lasted a very short Rose on Sunday. Jim Elliott, county commis time. Boys from the C. C. C. Joe Magoff cut his foot with sioner of Clatsop county, was here camp were here and spent the ' Mr. and Mrs. Roy McConnell a saw while at work at Clark on business Tuesday. night. Mr. Thompson was here to ' of Sherwood, Oregon, are the and Wilson last Thursday. It will Wm. Pringle, Sr., was a Ver supervise the boys. parents a little daughter born be several days before he will nonia visitor Tuesday. Mrs. Horace Jones, Robert and July 7. The baby was named be able to go back to work. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Davis, Mr. Gordon spent five days visiting Charlotte Ray. Mrs. McConnell George Cooper of Forest Grove and Mrs. A. L. Kullander and her mother, Mrs. Williams in was Miss Ethel Lane of Birken- is visiting with Frank Mills this Mr. and Mrs. K. A McNeill spent Portland. While there she was re feld. Sunday and Monday at Gearhart. • :*i week. united with another sister, Flor Mrs. D. MacDonald and Mar The Vesper Tea ladies met Mrs. M. R. Cameron visited ence, of Long Beach, Calif., af with Mrs. Louie Nystrom on July Mrs. George Johnson Tuesday af garet MacDonald visited Mrs. F. ter seven years separation. H. Veith and son Freddy in Van 14. There were 13 members and ternoon. Judd Greenman was in camp six visitors present. Next meet Mrs. Merle Selfridge I from couver, Wash., Friday. Mrs. Mac Monday on business. ing will be with Mrs. Martha Hillsboro visited Mrs. Dan May Donald spent the week end in Doris Rae Estey attended swim Rosenburg August 10. Portland, returning Saturday last week. ming classes at Jantzen Beach Mrs. Buck of Puget Island has Winifred Rock from Cornelius evening. while in Portland and developed been visiting with her daughter, is visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Miss Nettie Alley,county health a very good stroke. Mrs. Clyde Harmon of Neverstil Floyd Cleveland, for a few weeks. nurse, was a Vernonia visitor Fire broke out past old I.-P. for a few days. Melville Chapman has return Monday. camp on Monday. Fifty C. C. C. H. E. McGraw and Leona Hill Frank Wooden of Jewell, who ed home from Westport. men were called in under Lode was injured on the road truck Mrs. Owen. Higbee entertained man of Salem visited in Verno McDonald and M. E. Slack, but a few weeks ago, was taken to the following at dinner Thursday nia Saturday. Miss Hillman at only had to work one day as the Columbia hospital in Astoria and evening: Mrs. Art Wridge, Mrs. tended the dance at Arcadia park fire is small so far. was operated on Monday morn Howard Allen, Mrs. Dalop, Mrs. that evening. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Estey were ing. On Thursday he was report i Sheila Owens and Evelyn May. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Harris of hosts to a large number of guests ed getting along as best as could Eugene Elliot hurt his back Portland visited Mr. and Mrs. T. over the week end. The visitors be expected. when he fell from a car while M. Crawford over the weekend. included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dr. and Mrs. H. M. Bigelow Everett Johnston and Lloyd working at Wilark Wednesday. Pumphrey, Mr. and Mrs. Oral Beech have gone to Deep River, Mr. and Mrs. Jack McAllister are moving into the A. C. Knauss Imbodin, Maxine and Oral Lee Wash., to work on the Johnston and son Melvin, and Mrs. D. R. house on B street. Dr. Bigelow Imbodin, all of Portland, Mr. Bros, road job. Fowler of St. Helens spent Satur recently took over the dental and Mrs. Henderson, Bill and Mrs. George Mienen has gone day with relatives in Riverview. practice of Dr. M. D. Cole. June Henderson. Harold Decker attended the to Crescent City, Calif., to visit Mrs. Charlie Biggs entertained Mrs. E. R. Estey made a busi- her daughter for a couple of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fowler Shell oil banquet at the Portland ness trip to Astoria Saturday. hotel Tuesday night. months. and family Sunday. Blackberries will be very scarce Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Green and Mrs. Henry Hocksmuth of Nev An eight pound baby girl was here this year to all indications. erstil and Mr. Hocksmuth’s mo born to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bowers Nelle, Charlotte and Norman Green motored to Malone, Wash. ther of Portland have gone east Tuesday morning. for a three month’s visit. On their Mrs. Hartung spent three days Sunday. Mrs. R. A. Simmons, Page Sim- way they will attend the Chicago in Portland last week. exposition. Mrs. Lloyd Wolf left Wednes Mrs. Jake Neurer Notice of Special Election Mrs. Charlie Hallam and chil day for Portland where she will NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, dren left for California, where spend a few days with her folks. That a special election will be Mrs. A. A. Byers spent Sunday they will visit relatives for a few Columbia County Pomona in Portland visiting her father, held Monday, August 7, 1933, be grange will meet with Natal weeks. Owing to the hot and dry who is in the Emanuel hospital. tween the hours of 1 and 8 grange August 5. Appointed com Mrs. Harry Howard and Mrs. o’clock P. M., at the City Hall mittees are busy making arrange weather on Friday evening, the roof of Harold Howard spent Tuesday af- Vernonia, Columbia County, Ore the kitchen of the home ments, and also the home econo gon, for the purpose of voting mic committee for refreshments. of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jones vices every third Sunday of the on amendments to the city char Grover Devine from Birkenfeld caught fire from sparks falling month. Mrs. Johnston has not ter. and John Devine from Clatska on the shingles. It was not dis- been in the valley for six years C. F. HIEBER, nie were here on Tuesday even covered until after it had burn- and notes wonderful changes. 30cl Recorder. ing visiting the Reed Holding ed a hole through the roof and the blaze had worked its way folks. Mrs. William Bridgers from into the inside of the attic. Mrs. Mist spent Monday afternoon here Jones heard pieces of something falling on the kitchen ceiling with with Mrs. D. McMullen. Ray Glenn and George Brown and Mr. Jones on going upstairs brought in the Nehalem valley found the roof ablaze, before it several truck loads of bees, ex reached the other part of the BARBER DR. J. A. HUGHES tracting equipment and bee sup house. Quick action put it out shop before much damage was done. plies in the past week. Physician and Surgeon On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Haircutting for Men Jake Neurer butchered a beef Mary E. Johnston of Tigard, an Women and Children Office Phone 663 Vernonia, and a veal last week for the , old time former resident of Bir- Oregon Res. Phone 664 Expert Work Guaranteed market. kenfeld, came with Rev. Mr. Clarence Lindsay went to work Chambers and wife of Portland to in the C. C. C. camp last week. ■ visit relatives and friends and to Ringlette Permanent Waves at $3.50 and $4.50 Mr. Lindsay is with the survey) attend church services at the H. M. BIGELOW crew at Wilark. He was at home Vesper Episcopal church, where MILADY’S BEAUTY SHOPPE DENTIST to spend Sunday with his par Mr. Chambers holds all day ser- Mr*. E. H. Turner Joy Theatre Building ents here. Vernonia Hotel Bldg. Vernonia ... Oregon Dave McMullen is employed 492 Bridge St. Phone 1261 with the road crew now working near Birkenfeld. Mrs. Noble Dunlap and her son Willard Batteries Floyd drove to Portland Satur-1 FOR ALL VIOLET RAY GASOLINE JOHN A. MILLER day to attend the wedding of OIL-STEAM WAVES Oil* . . . Expert Greasing Ernest Deeds, an uncle of Floyd, 1 General Contractor The Realistic Permanent VERNONIA I which took place Saturday even-1 with Ringlette ends SERVICE STATION Mason Work, Building ing. They returned home Sun day morning. Complete Mrs. Everett Johnson and chii-1 dren from Birkenfeld were Natal Roland L. Treharne visitors on Friday evening. Expert Automobile Repairing BEAUTY SHOPPE BAFFORD BROS. Mr. and Mrs. George Holliman WELDING Phone 431 Bridge St and two children from Portland Birkenfeld Natal Professional & Business Directory One Price Annette General Plumbing Vernonia Roland D. Eby, M. D. FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1933. TWIN FIR I SERVICE STATION Portland-Vernonia Truck Line Physican and Surgeon W. A. DAVIS, Proprietor Town Office 891 Daily Service Ten Years Res. Phone Walnut 2911 Willard H. Hurl.y, D. M. D. DENTISTRY 1729 Denver Ave. at Kilpat rick St., Portland, Ore. Crawford Motor Co. Telephone*____ 611, 1041 VERNONIA EAGLE $1.00 a year temporarily — Act NOW I The Eagle has added another reporter in the person of Mrs. Lindquist. Noble Dunlap is erecting a fine six-room bungalow on his ranch three miles below Pittsburg. Won- der if it could mean wedding bells. Saturday night crowds in Ver- nonia are getting so thick that the main street won’t hold the ma chines. Some strangers were com pelled to remain up all night, not being able to secure a room. A hotel, lodging house and restaurant for the men employed in the Hodges mill is being built Christian Church Bible School The firm known as Davis and on the mill property west of the We were happy to welcome sev Sauer has dissolved partnership. depot. eral of the C. C. C. boys from Mist last Sunday, Unfortunately Mrs. Louis Boeck, Sr., acci- The Vernonia Light and Power their truck broke down on the dentally got into a yellowjackets Co. is busy at Keasey installing way and some of them did not nest and was stung many times, their plant and dam. arrive, but their hearts were in hurting here severely. the right place. We wish them The old house of E. E. Malm- better luck next time. Mrs. Ethel Ray spent two days I sten’s caught fire Friday night We are proud of the attend- last week at the upper O.-A. camp from a large log pile on the O.-A. mill site and burned to the mons, Mary Ann Childs, Edna with Mrs. Hale. ground. The house was vacant, Owens and Kathryn Malmsten Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Hall, attended the baseball game in St. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sitts, Mr. the family living in the splendid new home some distance from Helens Sunday. and Mrs. John McDonald and the old one. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Burnside Mrs. Nannie Hall are taking a left for Newport Wednesday for two weeks vacation at Hot a two weeks vacation. Springs, Wash. SUPERIOR MANILA Kathryn and Marshall Malm Lois and Louise Malmsten re-1 sten and Mary Ann Childs spent turned Monday from a two weeks 1 Wednesday in Portland. balls, 650 feet per Mr. and Mrs. Connie Anderson stay at the coast as the guests 8-pound pound— d>1 A A and family and Mr. and Mrs. of the McGraws. PER BALL «Pl.UU Carl Davidson and family spent Bale of 6 balls $5.75 Saw a Ford run into a hole on Tuesday at Jantzen beach. HALF GROUND Bob Mitcham has secured em Bridge street this week. The with bystanders, got the driver, ployment in the mill at Malone, wheel out without damage. Wash. 125-LB. Q"| n A Mr. and Mrs. Harry Culbertson SACK ................. 4>1.£ u Miss Kizer leaves the first of and sons Harry, Jr., Edgar and Douglas arrived home Friday from Manning, where they have THE ALTACIDE been visiting Mrs. Culbertson’s For Canada Thistles parents. McCORMICK-DEERING Mr. and Mrs. Harry Culbertson Have your children’s sewing REPAIRS and son Douglas spent the week done now while materials are end in Clatskanie visiting Mr. low priced. We do children’s sewing exclusively and our Culbertson’s parents, Mr. and prices are reasonable. Mrs. J. S. Culbertson. .50 Dresses with Panties - Art Wridge rolled the skin Up to Size 8 .20 back on his hand one day last Petticoats ------ .15 Bloomer* or Pantie* - - week by being caught in : a line Hemstitching We Deliver — Phone 681 done while you while he was up a tree. wait, 5c yard—except silk. A daughter was born to Mr. Located in Paterson’s Furniture Store and Mrs. Cecil Urie Saturday morning. Binder Twine Salt for Hay Weed Killer Jonnibel Shoppe Vernonia Trading Co. TEMPTING FOODS The Nehalem Market and Grocery is an independent grocery—your own neighbors. We meet competition with LOW prices on QUALITY groceries. We will sup ply your every need—smilingly. Trade at home and save time, trouble, patience and inconvenience. i Specials for Fri. & Sat MEAT BEEF ROAST Pound ............... PEANUT BUTTER—2-lb. jar .......... J9C Hoody’s—finest quality. Made from choice nuts Shldr. PORK Roast 1 Q I Ml Pound ........................ CALUMET Baking Powder, l’s It’s double action makes better baking. 26c Fresh SIDE PORK FREE—150-Piece JIG-SAW PUZZLE with 3 bar. Pound LUX TOILET SOAP, 3 bars .......... 20c 29c GROUND VEAL Maxwell House—Good to the last drop. BREAKFAST COCOA, i/2-lb. can .. .Baker’s—Unequalled for rich chocolate flavor. 10c HAMBURGER AND SAUSAGE UTAHNA PEAS, 2’&—2 Cans for 25c COFFEE—1-pound can ......... Utah tender, sweet, garden run. GRAPE NUTS—Package .. Favorite breakfast food of millions. BROOMS, A. B. Special ............ Made from the best grade of Lindsay Corn. DEVILED MEAT, 4 Cans . Derby, U’s—Economical and good. 2 Pounds 2 Pounds 25c Produce 59c 15c New Spuds 8 lbs. 25c DURKEE’S SALAD AID, 16-oz. jar 17c Makes better salads and wonderful spread. Fresh Tomatoes pound RAISINS, 4-Pound Bag....................... 23c 10c Thompson's Seedless. Choice quality, extra value. LIPTON’S TEA—i/2-lb. can Orange Pekoe—Wonderful for iced tea. PICKLES, Whole Sweet—16-oz. jar Fancy California Home—Right for the picnic. Roasting Ears 39c dozen 19c Office with Phone Walnut 7586 the week for a week's stay at Monmouth, after which Mrs. Franklin Rogers will return with her. Nehalem Apples I pound 30c 5c Market and Grocery, Inc.
