6 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1946 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE.
prepared for a major kidney oper­
ation. Their friends and neigh­
bors hope to have them all home
again soon. How about a hospital
in this neighborhood?
Patty Carl was on the sick list
RIVERVIEW—We regret to re­
Monday suffering with a bad
port that during the five days
cold.
following Sunday, October 5, three
After a trip across the U.S.,
of our middle-aged men were Atlantic ocean, and much of Swe­
taken to Portland hospitals, two den, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Carlson
of them by ambulance. J. M. decided Friday to see more of
Peachey was taken to Providence Oregon so visited for the first
hospital on Monday suffering with time our state capital, going on
an enlarged heart and pulmonary to Sweet Home and home via
ambrolus; George Sanders was Portland. They report much ac­
taken to the Veterans hospital tivity in the Willamette valley,
Wednesday, also with heart trou­ also plenty of heat.
After spending a week of the
ble and Louis Huntley went to
the Emmanuel on Friday to be deer hunting season at the Louis
Three Taken
To Hospitals
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Huntley home here, Mr. and Mrs.
Andy Raymer and Cass Heagel
returned to their home in Seattle
Saturday, minus a deer.
Robert Connelly and Laura
Rouse of Portland spent the week
end at the C. N. Van De Bogart
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. George Carl and
children, Bobby, Maryl, Laura and
Mikie attended the International
Live Stock show in Portland
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. White were
Sunday dinner guests at the
Claud Gibson home. Mr. White is
a cousin of Mrs. Gibson and
owner of the Arrow Ambulance
Co. in Portland.
Mrs. C. I. Anderson accom­
panied Mr. and Mrs. Ed Roediger
and son, Dave, to the coast
Sunday where they visited her
daughters at Ocean Lake and Til­
lamook.
Guy Hurd and George Arm­
strong attended the football
games in Portland Saturday.
Alfred Sanders, U.S.N., was
in Portland Monday to see hi3
father and learn what he could
about the maritime strike.
Sunday visitors at the Morris
Falconbury home were Mathew
Theween with his family and sis­
ter of Portland.
Mrs. Nichols was a portland
visitor Wednesday.
Week end visitors at the Lloyd
Callister home were Mr and Mrs.
Chet Howe of Newport and their
son, daughter-in-law and grand­
son, Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Howe
and little Mike Howe of Forest
Grove.
More Changes
Of Homes Made
R I V E RV I E W — More home
changes. This week its good bye
and good luck to the Lowell
Thornbrughs who moved on Sat­
urday of last week to a farm on
the Timber Rt. two miles beyond
Trehame aond a welcome to Mr.
and Mrs. Sullivan and children
who came up from Arizona and
moved Saturday into the property
owned by Mrs. Allen Rice on the
Mist Route.
Max Millis went to Corvallis
Oct. 4th and on the following
Monday enrolled as a student at
O.S.C.
When a fine new Nash stopped
at her gate Saturday, Mrs. Anna
Parker went out to investigate.
At the wheel she found her neph­
ew, Clifton Solomon, of Drain.
He was accompanied by his wife
and his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Solomon of Bay City. The
foursome remained for the week
end and treated Anna to a joy ride
Sunday.
Sunday night and Monday vis­
itors at the T. F. Hillyer home
were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Combs
and children of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jacobs
and daughters and Ronnie Nuson
of Clatskanie were Sunday dinner
guests at the Riley Hall home.
Mrs. George Williamson and
sons of Hillsboro were at the
Louis Huntley home Friday and
the boys stayed until Sunday
when Mr. Williamson came over
for them.
George Peachey left Sunday
for his home in Malaga, Washing­
ton, after spending several days
here during his father’s critical
illness. Mr. Peachey is improv­
ing slowly.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lind­
say were busy entertainers Sun­
day. Their dinner guests were
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Lucas and
sons, Bobby and Jonathan, of
North Plains and Ken Arney and
Bill Meares of Portland. Afternoon
callers were Mrs. Lindsay's par­
ents, Mr. and Mr3. J. A. Lind-
berg and her brother Maurice of
Portland and Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
Heffman of Seattle who were on
their way to Corvallis where Mau-
rice is a student at the O.S.C.
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The old-fashiofied -cigar store
Indian originated in Europe and
appeared in this country about
1790.
Under or over 21
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Vernonia, Oregon
Laundry &
Dry Cleaning
NO MATTER HOW BIG A BUSINESS IS -
IT STILL NEEDS ADVERTISING.
Now I have an “ad" in this paper once in awhile. But
last week I forgot it on account of I had too much business to
tend. Then 1 wondered why the “ad” man from the Eagle
forgot to call. Bet it was because my bill is paid.
’Spose if he saw my name on his ledger he might have
been over to see me? NO .guess not, we don’t do business
that way in Vernonia.
But I still think it is more his business to get after ad­
vertisers than it is mine to force an “ad” on him.
Anyhow, if you want results in advertising, don’t use
Portland or.New York papers. Don’t try for bargains in other
towns. Patronize local people. If you want a good meal or
the best of drinks don't go to Portland or New York. Go to—
Lew’s Place
to Portland’s most mo­
dern plant. Two pick­
ups and deliveries
weekly at Vernonia at
your home or our local
agent—
‘Where the Crowd Goes”
GREEN’S SHOE SHOP
FOR SHOES
LEFT WITH US FOR
RESALE
LINES’
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BEN BRICKEL’S
BARBER SHOP
OREGON Laundry
and
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CLEAN
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Another good place to trade is Western Stores. The owner,
Walt Ready, is known to me, NOT as two-gun Ready, but
two-watch Walt.
P.S. Any rates on this “ad” Marvin?
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