VERNONIA EAGLE,
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her home in Pennsylvania Wed- with Rev. and Mrs. W. O. Liv-
nesday of last week following a 'ingstone.
summer’s visit with her sister, I
Mrs. Judd Greenman. On the I TWENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL;
same day Mrs. Hannah Short
started for her home in Dallas,
Texas. She visited at the home I
of her brother, Dave Marshall, INTERNATIONAL
during the summer.
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Judge D. B. Reasoner, who has
been at Alsea, came home last
week and plans to go to Hills­
boro this week end to visit rel­
atives.
Helen Messing, Marjorie Hol-
HORSE
tham and Marguerite Laird spent
Labor day at Seaside.
SHOW
Among Vernonians who were
at Cannon Beach Monday were
Mr. and Mrs. George Schaber, and U. 5. Army Hor«e Show Team
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Tipton, Mr. I
PORTLAND. OREGON
•nd Mrs. Chas Wall, Mr. and
October 3 fo IO
Mrs. Lowell Hieber, Mr. and Mrs.
19 Show« In Ono—II acre« una«r one
Loel Roberts, O. T. Bateman
root txh-oit« ot oure or«o Liveitock,
and Miss Ina Stevens.
Dog« ’oultr» Per Stock Wilo Lite, Land
Product« Manjrocturec Product« 4 H
Bert Tisdale and family drove
Cluo ana Smite Hugne« Vocotiono Edu­
to Longview and Olympia for the
cation Worn. al«o Hor»« Snow maoor
week end.
Rodeo ano U S. *rm> Hone Snow 'earn.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jordan I LARGE PREMIUM LISTS,
and daughters Geneva and Doro-
thy spent Sunday and Monday I
oi Clatskanie on the Mist road.
ON PICKET Dili
The tract comprises 1000 acres
of red and yellow fir, which will
be milled and shipped by rail
Entered as second class matter
to Portland. Local orders
August 4, 1922, at the post office
also be filled.
at Vernonia, Oregon, under the
Fifteen men are employed in
act of March 3, 1879.
the operation which will run for
about four years. For the past
MEMBER
year piling has been taken off
the tract and shipped to Japan
via Portland harbor.
A. E. Madsen, in charge of
RAY D. FISHER,
the operation, has recently mov­
Editor and Publisher
ed to Clatskanie where he will
"You say your husband hasn't
imake his home. Mr. Hopkins re­
sides in Portland and will handle done a stroke of work in six weeks."
"How can he do a stroke of work
the marketing of the lumber.
Vernonia Eagle
Ten Years
Ago
LIKES THE NOTICE
Mrs. R. L. Spencer is home
from the hospital where she un-
cerwent an operation for goitre.
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Mr. and Mrs. K. A. McNeill
and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kullander
drove over the Mt. Hood loop
Monday.
"Why do you formally retire from
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Mrs. G. W. Keasey of Rose ' the stage each spring and return to
burg, who has been visiting her ■ it every fall?”
“That makes two press items, old
mother, Mrs. Sessemas, has re­ fellow. The chap who merely takes
turned to her home in the south­ i a vacation doesn’t get any."
ern part of the state, She was
accompanied by her daughter
Julia and sons Hary and Dow.
He—You’re getting more charm­
ing every day.
She—I have to be. There are more
and more fellows coming down here
every day to be charmed.
SAWMILL TO BE BUILT
ON CLATSKANIE ROAD
(Clatskanie Chief)
The Hopkins and Madsen /Tim­
ber company have built a saw
mill on their tract six miles south
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FACTORY PARTS
FACTORY ACCESSORIES
CHARTED ECONOMICAL COSTS
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YOU’LL FIND THEM ONLY AT
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Fall Sale
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Aspinall
went to St. Helens on business I
last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bramblett
and daughter Betty spent the
week end at the beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Powers
spent the wek end at the coast.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cobat
were Portland visitors last week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Johnson
visited with Mrs. Johnson’s sis­
ter, Mrs. Roy Cobat, last week
end.
J. II. Burnside is much im­
proved following an operation in
Portland and he and Mrs. Burn­
side are expected home sometime
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. V. McAlister
of Portland visited Mr. and Mrs.
F. M. Ruhl Monday.
Mrs. W. M. Henderson will
move to Portland this week end,
the house where she lived on
Weed avenue having seen sold to
Mrs. Mary Butler.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Anderson
and children visited the Carl Dav-
There Is No Substitute for
Frigidaire
Refrigeratori
RODEO
idson in Portland over Labor
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Heenan
visited in Seattle, Olympia and
Portland over the holidays. They
met Betty Jagen in Portland and
brought her home, following her
summer’s visit with her father,
in Los Angeles.
Mrs. A. B. Chapin left for
Vernonia Eagle, Sept. 10, 1926
HER LINE
PACIFIC
when there’s a strike?”
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1936
VERNONIA, OREGON
Sept. 12 to Sept. 19
REMEMBER DATE— NO LONGER
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