FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY
7,
1936
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Holding served on the election parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. MANY PEDESTRIANS
board at Mist, and Bob Lind-I Chapman.
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MEET SUDDEN DEATH
say at Vernonia.
I Mr?. Rose Cobat was hostess
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Mr. and Mrs. G. Pearl from for tb Stitchwell club this Thurs-
Twelve of the
ns kil. I
Wash.,
were
here day at her home on State street. I led in auto fatalities during the!
Entered as second class matter Longview,
August 4, 1922, at the post office looking for a house. Mr. Pearl is
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Clarkson month of December - were ped-!
employed at Clark and Wilson. have returned from Portland and' estrians, according to an anal-'
at Vernonia, Oregon, under the
Richard Peterson sold a cow are renting a house near Tre- ysis of accidents made by Sec­
act of March 3, 1879.
to the butcher. Ira Peterson but­ harne.
retary of State Esrl Snell, in
chered a veal, and Jake Neurer
Mr. and Mrs. B. Best and son whose office tabulations of mot­
RAY D. FISHER,
butchered one last week.
Billy of Buxton spent Sunday or vehicle crashes are recorded.
Editor and Publisher
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dunlap with their daughter, Mrs. Everett
One person died during the
went to Pomona grange at Chap­ j Snyder.
man Saturday.
Mrs. Ida Henry has been on month as a resit of a collision
between
an automoble and a
I
The steam shovel is'working | the sick list this week.
train, while one bicycle driver
Mrs.
Myrtle
Layer
was
in
St.
near Seal’s camp cleaning up
met death in colliding with a I
a huge slide on the railroad Helens Saturday on business. motor vehicle.
Three drivers
j Mi§s Martha Rouse of Portland
track some time ago. „
crashed into fixed objects with
Ira Peterson made a business 1 and Jack Marshall of Seattle sufficient force to cause three
trip to Portland the first of this | were house guests last week end fatalities. Three other Heaths re­
i of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Marshall.
Mrs. D. R. Fowler and son week.
Mrs. Alice Lindsay left Wed- sulted from what are termed
Clarence spent the week end at
Mr, Fox purchased a milk co\
“non-collision” accidents, which
a
St. Helens with relatives.
from Dave McMullen for <" nesday to care for her aunt, Mrs. classification indicates that no
• Frank * Peterson
who “
is * ill.
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Mr. and Mrs. Don Depue mov­ family cow.
other car or object was invol­
Mrs. J. C. Moran with her ■ I . Miss Louise Roberson of Port- ved or hit.
ed Sunday from their home on
her
parents,
Mr.
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Stony Point to Mist, where he daughter Patricia drove to Yam- lan“ visited *—
has employment for the sum­ hill over the week end to visit a,nd Mrs. H,an2P Roberson over
i
the
week
end.
Mr.
and
Mrs.___
Rob-
their relatives.
mer.
and Mrs. Jake Neurer were erson have just recently returned
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Place of the Mr.
* visitors at “.Mrs.‘Mary* Bur- t0 their home here after five
Pittsburg, and- Mr. and Mrs.
| months stay in Longview.
Dwight Strong of Vernonia were ns s on rriday.
Mrs. C. L. Brock and sons left
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Lindsay
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
were Sunday evening callers at | this week to spend a month in
Hilliker Friday.
.Toledo,
Oregon with Mr. Brock.
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dunlap’s
Larry Fowler has been very
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
Little Baby Hartsook, at pre­
A. F. & A. M.
sick the past week, but at this sent at Mae McMullen’s hospit­ and Mrs. Blaine Cobat were Mr.
ernonia Lodge No. 184
writing is much better.
¡and
Mrs.
Roy
Cobat
and
Joan
and
al, is reported improving.
Peter Henderson, who spent
! Mrs. Hazel Cobat.
. F. & A. M. meets Don’t Pick Out a Printer
a week with his sister, returned
| 'Members of the Evangelical
t
Masonic
Temple,
home Sunday.
! church entertained Friday even-
Blindfolded
Stated
Communication
7
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Blair and
1 ing for Bishop E. W. Praetorius
First
Thursday
of
each
son Joe of Goble spent Wed­
■ with a dinner. Afterwards Bish-
called
month.
Special
nesday at the home of Mr. and
| op Praetorius preached. The af- meetings on all other Thurs-
Mrs. Shorty Monaco.
CCC men from Camp Reehers fair was well attended.
day
nights,
7:30
p. m. Visitors
Mrs. Tom Magoff and Mrs. are felling snags for a road be- i Mr! and Mrs. P. H. Peterson
Lee Bowers and baby spent Mon­ tween the Beaver Creek and I of Paulsbo, Wn., and two sons most cordially welcome.
George Plumb, W. M.
I are moving into an O.-A. house
day at the home of Mrs. Nels Timber highways.
Loci Roberts, Sec.
Chambers.
i Mrs. Adolph Nelson- has return-1 this coming week. The Petersons
Kress Finley of Clatskanie led after spending three weeks [are former Camp McGregor res-
Order of Eastern Star
in Idaho and Washington.
I idents.
visited friends here Friday.
... Get the One Who Can
Mr. and Mrs. Eben L. John
Kenneth Grable, son of Mr. I Pheobe Greenman of Hillsboro Nehalem Chapter 153, O. E. S.
are the proud parents of a 9-lb and Mrs. Don Grable, will remain I was a week end visitor at her
Regular commu­ Help You SELL Your Goods
baby girl born at Hillsboro, Jan. in Vernonia with his uncle and ¡parents home.
nication
first
29. She has been named Donna j uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Smith. I
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Ruhl left
and third Wed­
We have the ability to help
Marlene. Mother and baby are for the balance of the school | Wednesday to attend the fun-
nesdays of each
doing nicely.
year. He transferred from the . eral of John H. Wharton in Port-
you sell your goods and we
month, at Ma­
Paul Oliver of Longview, and Glenwood school two weeks ago. land, Mr. Wharton, former O.-A.
sonic
Temple.
can do this at a reasonable
Albert Pendell of Banks spent Mr. and Mrs. Grable and young- employee lived here several years
All visiting sis­
cost to you.
the week end at the home of er son Claude have returned to ago and is well known locally.
ters and broth­
Glenwood.
t ,
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Edith Varley.
Mrs.
Ira ______
Rollins entertained
ers welcome.
Economy and standard­
Mr, and Mrs. Ike Adams and
Mr, and Mrs. Wallace Berger-, Thursday evening for the pleas-
Mrs. L. H. Dewey, W. M.
family of St. Helens visited son and son Charles have moved ! ure of the ladies of the Pinochle
ization are the watchwords
Leona McGraw, Sec.
friends here Saturday.
back from Glenwood to Vernon­ club.
here. We use Hammermill
Tommie Hall, who ha% been ia.
I Al Crist returned Sunday af-
very sick was able to return to
Erma Kent is ill with pneu- ( ter a, week’s visit with relatives
Bond, the standard, econom­
R. I. HALL
Camp at Meadow Lake Sunday. , monia.
I in Tacoma, Wn.
ical, business paper and we
Physician and Surgeon
Mrs. Frank Blair of Goble
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Layer and
Fred Franklin, employed on
turn
out a grade of printing
and Mrs. Shorty Monaco of Riv-' children spent Sunday visiting the S. P. and S. bridge crew, fell
965 Bridge St.
erview spent Thursday at the' in Gpble.
I about 15 feet off a bridge Wed­
that brings results for our
Phone, Office 72, Res. 73
home of Mrs. Tiny Tipton in ¡ Francis Reller of Marcóla was nesday. No bones were broken.
Office Hours 7 to 12 1 to 5
customers.
Vernonia.
¡the guest Sunday of his sister,
Tom Brown visited his brother
Special Attention to
Mr, and Mrs. Purley Krauss Mrs. Blain Cobat.
Dan in Freewater last week end.
of Vernonia and Mr. and Mrs. I Jack Parry was sick and un­
Mrs. E. C. Laws of St. Helens,
Obstetrics
LET US SHOW YOU
Hugh Dunlap of the 0. A. spent1 able to work Tuesday.
daughter of Judge and Mrs. W.
Sunday in Riverview.
I
Roy Cook spent Monday in A. Harris, visited her parents
Ernie Robbins and son were Foregt Grove with friends,
here yesterday.
visiting Sunday at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Urie and |
The Pythian Sisters are to give
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mason at Tide-1 daughters of Forest Grove were ¡ a card party in the I. O. O. F.
water.
| week end visitors of Mrs. Urie's hall Feb. 12.
SPECIAL SERVICE FAMILY WASH
Charlie Biggs spent Tuesday in'
We do all flat work through the new roller mangle.
Portland on business.
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Flannel, bath towel* and underwear tl rough dry tumb­
Riley Hall is able to be up and
ler. dry and fluffy (tmooth)
around after a spell of flu.
We guarantee shirt collars will stay pressed for a
week. Shirt neck «izes when received win be the same
when returned. Try- our new special shirt pressing ma­
chine, and you’ll be satisfied.
Vernonia Eagle
FUEL
Kitchen
Queen
FLOUR
Riverview
49-lb Bag
$1 ••*»•*>
I LODGES
r
VERNONIA
Trading Co.
Natal
DRY CLEANING
The groung hog without dis-1
pute saw his shadow- Sunday,
retiring for more winter.
More than 2 inches of snow,
fell here Monday and Tuesday. I
Reed Holding mashed his hand '
last week, for which he was
treated.
Briggs brothers from River-:
view were here Wednesday on
business.
Grandma Erickson is nicely re­
covering from pneumonia and is
gaining right along.
Reed
Lincoln Peterson
We clean every day but Saturday. If in at 9 a. m.
will be returned the same day.
Vernonia Laundry
and Bry Cleaners
Phone 711
Portland—Banks Stage Line
The Independent Line
Ask Your Grocer for
Vernonia Bakery
BREAD
Leaves from Vernonia Hotel for Portland via Buxton
and Banks.
2 trips daily .........
TELEPHONE 131
8 a. m. and 5 p. m.
. . . for 2 good Reasons—
Arrives in Portland
10 a. m. and 7 p. m.
Leaves Portland from Central Stage Depot, (Park
and Taylor) Daily except Sundays and Holidays.
IT’S MADE AT HOME
IT’S BETTER
Arrives in Vernonia ........................... 10 a. m. and 7 p. m.
Vernonia
Bakery
8 a. m. apd 7 p. m.
Sunday* and Holiday* only—
Leave* Portland 10:30 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Call Service between Keasey and Vernonia.
ASK FOR PORTLAND-BANKS STAGE LINE
ROUND
$1.30 £EY
TRIP
FARE:
W