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PAGE FIVE VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1941 SPORTS Gunmen Win (Hose Match Track Practice Started Monday Ve.ncnia gunmen weie winners i. uin Fiiday evening in a m.tch w.tih the Vancouver Rifle C:ub by a s x-point margin. Final score for the evening was Vernonia, 910, Vancouver, 904. High scores for Ve nonia Were: Meilis, 187; Zimmerd hl, 185; Nich te i, 183; McCollum, 178; and letsch, 177. The club’s next match will be sh t against Hill Military Academy on Tuesday, March 18, here. .Members cf the gun club hav ths opportunity to decide tw.i ques tions regarding future activities. Cne question is: do you favor i noth- < >• handicap match to be held March ;>() similar to matches held the past years? The other is: do you favor an annual banquet on the Battle ship Oregon on April 4th? Answers to the questions will be sent to h adquarters of the Columbia-Will amette Rifle League for tabulation. Piejaraii n for several track mee.s this sp ing brought a turn on; of 14 Loggers Monday to begin conditioning for several track meets j is sp ing. The first meet will be early in April in Portland against Hill Military Academy. Slide Destroys Railroad Track *f RIVERVIEW--(Special to The Eagle)—A land slide near River- view took part of the Clark and Wiison railroad track down the river bank. It is cleared now so locomotives can get through. Mr. and Mrs. Walter James of Brownsville and Mr. Walton also of Brownsville were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Brinn. Mrs. James is a sister of Mrs. Brinn. Mr. Walton will stay with the Brinn family for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Valpiani mo tored to St. Helens Sunday on busi ness. Estate of Jess Wilbur Skinner, Grove Sunday. C. J. Christianson is building a also known as J. W. Skinner, de ceased. barn on his place. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned, Mary Skinner, Beaches Are Attraction has been appointed administratrix, Mr. and Mrs. Harry McMulle . of the estate of Jess Wifbur Skin and family and Mm. H. Devine ner, deceased, by the above entitled spent Sunday at Seaside and Can Court. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notifi non Beach. ed to present the same, duly verifi Mrs. Chet Anderson and daugh ed, as by law required, to the under ter, Phyllis, are visiting her par signed at Vernonia, Oregon within ents, Mr. and Mr. C. J. Anderson. six months from the date hereof. and first published Febru Mr. and Mrs. Rex Bellmore of ary Dated 28, 1941. Vancouver are visiting Mr. and Date of last publication March Mrs. Ralph Cobat. Mrs. Bellmore 28, 1941. Mary Skinner is Mrs. Cobat’s neice. Vernon Ray mond, Mrs. Bellmore’s brother, Neal W. Bush, Attorney came with them. NOTICE Dunlap Home Occupied Notice is hereby given to the voters of school district No. legal Mr. and Mrs. P. Bramblett have 47 Jt., of Columbia County, State moved into the home formerly oc of Oregon, that a school election cupied by Mrs. Dunlap. of the said district will be held at Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Peachey mo the Washington Grade School on the fourteenth day of March, 1941, tored to Silver Creek, Washington, at eight o’clock P. M. for the pur to visit Mrs. Peachey’s father, R. pose of electing a director to serve M. Short. the unexpired term left vacant by Mr. and Mrs. Dick Lynch and Mr. Howard Reeher. Signed: LEE SCHWAB Mrs. Spitter motored to Portland District Clerk and Salem Sunday. T. F. KEASEY Mrs. W. W. Stevenson and family Chairman Board of Directors and neice, Virginia, and Mrs. H. 10t2— Inman motored to Portland Sun day. While there they visited NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS Notice is hereby given that, pur friends and relatives.. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marston suant to an opinion of the Attorney spent the week-end at Tacoma as Geneial of the State cf Oregon, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mar all dogs reaching the age of eight tin. Mr. Martin is Chief Forester months are required to have a li for the entire Weyerhauser opera cense immediately upon re .ching such age; and further notice is tions. given that the penalty for delin quency in payment of license fee has been raised to the sum of One Dollar by order of the County Court. Dog Control District Board for Columbia Countv, Oregon. KEASEY—(Special to The Eagle) By A. R. Melis —The Keasey Unit met at Alice Secretary. 11t2— Gwin’s home Wednesday, March 5. The meeting was on household aids. Those present were: Florence Kirk bride, May and Georgia Mellinger, Cora Carlson, Marie Christiansen, Eda Parker, Hilda Keasey, Grace Pierce, Vivian Counts, Ann Luther, Iva Gillham, Blanche DeWitt, Isola Morris and Clara Lindsley. Mrs. Herb Counts made a busi ness trip to Forest Grove Monday. The basket club met at Mrs. Jack Heenan’s home Friday. NOTICE years old; weight 1500 to 1700 I will not be responsible for debts pounds. Priced to sell. H. R. Dibblee contracted by anyone other than West Rainier, Oregon. 8t4— myself. Charles A. George lltl— FOR SALE—Baled hay or will trade for heifers. Will also pay cash for heifers. Ray Delsman, Hillsboro, Ore. Phone 2102. 2tf— Classified FOR RENT—Two-room furnished house, $10 per month. Inquire at lltl— FOR SALE—New Hampshire setting The Eagle office. eggs, 50c per setting. Also Dor set strawberry plants, 30c per hun CASH—for 8-foot hemlock and white fir logs, 8 to 36 inches dred. Mrs. Herb Counts, Keasey Route, Vernonia, Ore. 10t3 diameter. Second or old growth $7.50 per M. Write 406 Platt FOR SALE—Conn Alto Saxophone; Building, Portland, Oregon, or Ilt2— silver plated; ivory keys; cost new phone BE8585. $145. Sell $60.00. See it at Hoff man Hardware. 10t3 TUT, TUT, HENRY! Don’t bust a bank to get money. There’s an easier way out than that. Just step and think out your problems. And while you do, go to Dessy’s and enjey your self. Dessy’s Tavern nonia. Alice Brinn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Brinn, has been very ill. Mr. and Mrs. McCopIe and fam ily from Forest Grove spent Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. B. B. String er. Mrs. McCopIe is Mrs. Stringer’s sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner and child and Junior Gillham spent Sun day in Portland. Roseburg Resident Here Hawley Counts of Roseburg is visiting at the L. C. Boeck home for awhile. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. DeVaney and M.-. and Mr.-. Melvin Baker were Sunday guests at the L. C. Boeck homo. Ruth Boeck spent the week-end at Silver Creek Falls and Silverton. Mr. and Mrs. C. U. Harmo- and daughter, Lois, spent Sunday at Seaside. Mrs. Bit! B. nd and Mrs. Ed Buck ner weie in Caston and Forest SAM’S FOOD STORE GROCERIES, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES A t Ind. uc.. Home-Owned Grocery Here you’ll find all the delicious makings for whatever you want to fix as well as sug gestions fcr spring meals. FREE DELIVERY TO EAT Your hamburger when it is properly cooked and seasoned. Try those at the FOR SALE—Automatic duplicating sales books. Get them at The Eagle office. Each 5c. Also scratch pads, pound 15c, 2 pounds 25c. 10t3 Terminal Cafe FOR SALE-—-8 head horses, 3 to 10 • « Household Aids The A. Killian family has moved back to their former home in Ver Get Discussion Killians Return to Old Home IT’S A TREAT FOR SALE—75 Rhode Island Rod and New Hampshire Red hens, also 5 extra good Rhode Island Rod roosters. Mrs. Webster Wilkins, at spring toward Mist. 9t3 - Large Variety of Work Ciothes for Men J. C. [Abe] Lincoln The Men’s Store Big Beautiful—Roomy— Biltwell Davenports & Chairs Go to St. Helens Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Baker spent Sunday night with Mr. and M s. D. R. DeVaney. The DeVaneys and Bilker. made a trip to St. Helens Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lindsley and Fiank Morris m de a trip to Fores' Grove Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert K'.iger went to Portland <n business Thurs day. Visitors at the Herb Counts nomo Monday evening were Hawley Counts, Francis and Bob Murph v and Mr. ar.d Mrs. D. R. DeVaney. Mrs. J. A. Armstrong visited at the Frank Morris and H. A. DeWitt homes Monday. Sister Visited Verle and Ralph DeVaney visited their sister, Mrs. Ben Westernberg, in Portland over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lindsley and three children. Lee. Joan and Ken neth, visited at the F. F. Mead home on Green's Mountain Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kreiger and three children, Evelyn, Marvin and Billy, visited at the W. J. Lindsley home Monday evening. 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