PAGE EIGHT Natal Mrs. R. S. Lindsay is greatly improving and is able to look after her house work again, She is still taking treatments. Mrs. J. C. Moran moved last week end to Salem, where they kill reside now. Robert McMullen went to work for Richard Peterson. New beginners at the Natal school are Johnny Carmichael, Irene Lofgren and the little Dass girl. Jake Neurer went to Portland on business Monday, going by the way of Forest Grove and returning by St. Helens. Dan Depue trapped a large black bear a few days ago. Mrs. Fred Paarknon rented the small house from Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Lindsay. Thomas Osborn from Mist is living in his trailer house at Mr. and Mrs. George Christiansen’s. Mathews Brothers are logging a patch of timber for Clark and Wilson on the mountain and trucking to the Cedar creek spur. Miss Betty West from Seattle is staying with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Hold­ ing and attending school. Miss Mary Peterson came home from Portland. She re­ ceived a broken arm in an auto collision some time back. She is getting along as well as can be expected. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Byers and Mr. and Mrs. Bien Peoples and their children from Warrenton visited relatives here. Richard Peterson was a busin­ ess caller at St. Helens last week. Marian McMullen is staying home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave McMullen. Marian was injured in an automobile acci­ dent near Seaside some time back. She is recovering nicely. Mrs. Eva Tice and Miss Nettie Alley from St. Helens were here last week to make Mrs. Mary [Longview. STATE OF OREGON, you are Burris a visit. Mrs. Judd Greenman, Mrs. A. hereby required to appear and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peterson are'j. Hughes arid Mrs. L. H. Dewey answer the complaint filed a- remodeling their house, making . motored to Portland Tuesday. gainst you in the above entitled it larger and making sleeping | Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. Dewey , suit on or before four weeks from rooms upstairs. They intend to were members of a committee in- ' the date of this first publication I complete their home now. terested in the purchase of a of this summons, to-wit: on or ' The crew working for the state carpet for the Masonic temple. or before four weeks from the highway department were clean­ 25th day of September, 1936, and • ing out all drain ditches along i if you fail to so appear and an- I the highway and hauling away | swer said complaint, for want the dirt and rubbish. j thereof the plaintiff will apply I to the court for the relief de­ CARD OF THANKS manded in her complaint to-wit: We wish to thank our friends for a decree forever dissolving for their kind expressions of the marriage contract now and I A. F. & A. M. I sympathy and for the beautiful heretofore existing between plain­ ! Vernonia Lodge No. 184 floral tributes given in our be­ A. F. & A. M. meets tiff and defendant, decreeing reavement. at Masonic Temple, the plaintiff to be absolutely di­ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hayden Stated Communication vorced and freed from the de­ and Family First Thursday of each fendant; and for such other and Mr. and Mrs. John Glassner month. Special called further relief as to the Court may meetings on all other Thurs­ and Family. day nights, 7:30 p. m. Visitors seem meet and just. * most cordially welcome. This summons is published by George Plumb, W. M. order of the Honorable J. B. Wil­ LIONS TO PLAY P.U. FROSH Glenn F. Hawkins, Sec. kerson, county Judge of Columbia .. . ............... .................... .................................... ’ St. Helens, Oct. 1 (Special)- County, Ore., the Honorabla Cir­ The St. Helens Lions will meet Order of Eastern Star cuit Judge being absent from the the Pacific university freshmen Nehalem Chapter 153, O. E. S. County, made and entered in this eleven here Friday afternoon. Regular commu­ court and cause on September The Lions defeated P. U. frosh nication first 23rd, 1936, prescribing that this and third Wed- summons be served by publicat­ last year by a narrow margin. nesdays of each _______ »_______ month, at Ma­ ion thereof once a week for four SEPTEMBER IS BUSY MONTH sonic Temple. consecutive weeks in the Vernon­ IN ST. HELENS JUSTICE All visiting sis­ COURT ters and broth­ ia Eagle, a newspaper printed and published in Vernonia, Columbia ers welcome. Mrs. L. H. Dewey, W. M. St. Helens, Oct. 1, -(Special)- County, Oregon; that September Leona McGraw, Sec. September was a busy month on is the date of first the count of W. J. Fullerton, SUMMONS justice of the peace. Forty crim- In the Circuit Court of the State minal cases were heard and eight of Oregon, for the County civil actions filed. of Columbia LODGES Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Nichols Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Miles and children and Mrs. McCarthy, mother of Mrs. Miles, all of Fri da V Oct. 2-8:30 Chief Thunderbird V» Geo. Kitzmiller “Silent” Banks vs Al Rossberg Jack Mitchell vs Aimo Kallio Admission 50c plus 5c tax publication of this summons, and that October 23rd, 1936, is the date of the last publication of this summons. FRED W. HERMAN, Attorney for Plaintiff. Postoffice address: Rainier, Oregon. Now is the time to get Batteries a* low as $3.05 Including trade-in on your old battery Crawford Motor Co ONA H. BLAKE, vs Plaintiff JOHN ORVILLE BLAKE Defendant To John Orville Blake, the above named defendant. IN THE NAME OF THE will organize Tuesday, October 6 HEAR RADIO A Legion Hall Vernonia 1936 Dancing Classes at the WRESTLING FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON GRANGE HALL NEWWAYI MARVELOUS NEWSELFTUNING” RADIO WITH "VIOLIN-SHAPED” CABINET AMAZES LISTENERS CHILDREN— Beginners and Advanced are requested to go to the hall directly after school Tues­ day afternoon. ADULTS— Interested in learning tap dancing or in taking gym­ nastic exercises are asked to meet in the hall at 7:30 Tuesday evening. ADULTS— In last year's classes inter­ ested in continuing with ad­ vanced work are also asked to call at the hall at 7:30. SH I Ct I. KI TKMnK. larrtu littlr t'rnturv-Kox Star, shaim hair putii it i» ta TElEUB.lt! MRS. ROLAND D. EBY Tap, Classical, Ball Room Dancing and Gymnastics LUMBER and Bi ci ai I See my bargains in Kiln Dried lumber a $6.00 per M. and up. Open Saturdays from 8 a. m. to Noon. tv $104.95 “SELF-TUWNG" RADIO WITH “VIOLIN-SHAPED" CABINET