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ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1919
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MIST MISTINGS
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J. E. Carver spent Sunday with
friends In Portland.
Mrs. E. A. Crouse visited friends
In Portland during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Decker spent the
week end with friends In Portland..
Dr. and Mrs. Hall of Portland vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Scott Sun
day.
A. J. McConnell was In St. Helens
Thursday and while here called at
the Mist office.
Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Borge of Port
land were week end euesta of Mr.
and Mrs. E. H. Scott.
W. B. DUlard wont to Astoria to
day on business. Mr. Dillard thinks
that Astoria has a bright future.
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Ballagh and
children are spending a week in
Seattle and other Washington cities
Mr. and Mrs. Roy GUI returned
Sunday night from Portland where
they visited with relatives for several
davs.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wakefield of
Stanley, Alberta, are here on a visit
to their friends, Mr. and Mrs. is. u.
Ditto.
Mrs. H. B. Scott, whe spent sever
al days with friends In Portland
this week, returned home Thursday
evening.
Mrs. James Ellison and Mrs. J. S.
Bothwell were In Portland Wednes
day, going up on the early morning
motor bus.
Judge Martin White went to
ClatBkanle Monday morning to look
over road projects in that section of
the county.
Charles Lake and wife left Satur
day morning for Seattle, where they
will spend a few days with friends
and relatives.
Arnold Hobbs arrived In St. Hel
ens Sunday from Bremerton, having
received his honorable discharge
from the navy.
N. E. Hoover, of the contracting
firm of Hover & McNeil, returned to
St. Helens Wednesday, r.fter several
days spent in Corvallls.
The Woman's club will meet at
the library next Tuesday, it being
the last meeting of the year. All
members aro urged to attend.
Mrs. A. B. Lake left last week for
Jackson, Minnesota, her former
home, and will spend part of the sum
mer with relatives at that plr.ee.
Edward Brough of Rainier, was
here Thursday. Mr. Brough returned
from France a few. weeks ago where
'he was In the service for several
months.
Wade Rutherford, who attended
high school at Spokane last year,
came home last Friday. Wade will
probably attend school in St. Helens
next year.
The Red Cross chapter will give
tea at the M. E. church on Thursday,
June 26. Mrs. J. G. Giellnghnm ot
Portland will be tho speakor for the
occasion.
Louis Fluhrer and family of May
ger stopped In St. Helens for a short
time Monday, on their return from
Portland.
Order Your Automobile
Now
We expect to begin making deliveries early in July of
The Greater Maxwell, Hudson,
Chalmers and Essex Cars
You should place your orders now, as the first orders
filed will be the first orders filled
Some of the Features of The Greater Maxwell
Hot Spot and Ramshorn. '
Improved Electric System which con
serves batteries.
Improved and Reliable Starter
Better Top and Upholstery.
Better Cushions.
Dry Universals prevents back lashing
saves trouble and expense.
Gas Tank in Rear of Car Stewart
Vacuum Feed.
New Radiator which .greatly improves
body lines.
Our new service sta'don, with a full stock of parts will be open
for business by July 1st, at our garage near S. P. & S. depot.
J. H. FLYNN
PHONE 138-J
ST. HELENS, ORE.
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Otto Brockhaus of Deer Island
was here Wednesday on business.
J. W. McDonald made a buslnes
trip' to Vancouver on Wednesday.
Dr. and Mrs. L. 0. Ross were vis
iting friends in Portlund Sunday.
Mrs. W. B. Dillard went to Port
lund Tuesday for a visit with friends.
E. A. Ross was In Portland on
Wednesday buying furniture for his
store.
Mrs. Effle Brown returned from
Portland Wednesday where she had
been visiting friends.
H. E Abry was at Ralnlor Tuosday
looking ovor the road work in that
district.
Frank Wilklns Is at West port for
a protracted visit, where Mrs
Wilklns Is spending the summer.
i Carl Rodgers, tfter spending a
week in Portland. Is sgalu working
for the Mist. Cr.rl Is a nocessary
ndditlon to tho MUt's torco.
Harrv Thorn returned to St. Hel
ens Wednesday from overseas. Harry
like all of our boys who have come
back, presents a fine appearance.
A. E. Austin went to Woodburn
Tuosday to romain for a few days.
Mr, Austin is the proprietor of a
large dry goods store at Woodburn.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Gillette of
Woodburn, friends of A. E. Austin
and family, were here for a short
time Tuesday, on tholr way to Sea
side. Mr. John Boyd and family have
arrived In St. Helens from Michigan.
They will reside here, Mr. Boyd hav
ing accepted the position ot engineer
at the quarry.
Ernest John, connected with tho
Standard Oil company, was here on
his reguTar trip Monday. Mr. John
Is a former St. Helens boy and is
making good.
Misses Gladys, Beatrice and Edith
' Lake left Sunday night for Confl
! dence, California, where they will
spend sometlmo with their aunt,
i Mrs. L. H. Jasper.
The following ladies of St. Helens
I attended the grand chapter of the
; Eastern Star In Portland last week:
' Mesdames Day, Slen, Southard, Isbls-
i ter. Crouse and Owen.
I Superintendent Allen Is overhaul-
lng the annual reports of the school
i clerks of the various school district
I and he says that he finds the greater
number of them correct.
I Mrs. A. F. Harnett returned from
I Rainier Tuesday evening. Mrs. Bar-
nett will assist In the program that
will be given at the Rainier Sweet
Pea show In the near future.
Mimnn Dltlarif nlnfA hnnl .lnBn
has been busy as one of the helpers
t County Surveyor VanOrshoven has to
have in order to keen uo with the
i volume of work he has on hand.
Miss Gertrude Phillips, who has
been visiting her parents at Lone
I Beach for the past two weeks, has
.Alt A.I , C . Il.l. . .
t uiui udii iu ot. nuieuB ana renumeu
her duties In the sheriff's office.
Yes, there will be a dance at the
Skating Rink on both next Wednes
day and Saturday evenings. Good
music and the sMne geed floov
management will be In order, adv
Mrs. Edward Boulby. who was
i taken to a Portland hosDital Tues
day and operated on for appendicitis,
Is getting along nicely, according to
Information received by Mr. Boulby
Mrs. Charles R. Wilson and
daughters. Ruby. Mary, Holen and
Cella, motored down from Aberdeen
Wednesday and spent the nlrhi win.
Mrs. Isblster on their way to Port
land. Miss Llvla Johnson stopped over
on her way frbm San Francisco to
her home in Clatskanle on Monday
lu ner Dromer, John Johnson
mms jonnBon spent the last nine
monms in California.
Mrs. John Farr of Warren was In
oi. ruMtjiia juesaay. Mrs. rr i.
an enthusiastic worker for the War-
icu granite ana ail other affairs that
tend to the betterment of the com
munity In which she lives
rror. von Eschen of WillMnette
university, spent Wednosday night
In St. Helens and while here called
on somo of the recent graduates from
the high school in an endeavor to
Interest them in Willamette.
Washington Muckle was In town
Thursday morning from his ranch
and reported fire crops in his com
munity. Mr. Mucklo Is ono of the
pioneers of Columbia county and Is a
successful farmer at this tluo
William Perry returned from th
O. A. C. last Friday, where he had
been attending school. Mr. Perry
will leave for California this week
o enter an officers' training school
to remain- until the first of Septem-
Soda Fountain and Ice
Cream Parlor
Is now in operation. We would be glad to
serve you with the best of ice cream and soda
fountain drinks. We handle the
FAMOUS WHITE CLOVER ICE CREAM
Saturday Specials 3 10c Loaves Bread -
Mocha Cake, Chocolate Layer Cake, Angle
Food Cake and Home Made Candy
St. Helens Bakery
J. E. RAMSEY, Proprietor
25c
J. E. Ramsey was in Portland yes
terday on business. ,,,
Mrs Eucine lUaVei-loy Is visiting
her sisier at "itllamook.
Fred Ketel was In Portland Wed
nesday on pleasure and business.
Mrs. C. Wesley Phillips was
Portland visitor Monday.
Mrs. S t Morton and Misses Vir
ginia and Marlon Morton were visit
ing In Portlund Wednesday.
The Mist has received an Invitation
. h nremint at the commencement
xorclBes of the North Pacific Dental
.iin.a nn June 2iU. mr. jwmh
Demlng't namo appears on the list i
of those who will be grartuaiou in
pharmacy. Mr. Demlng is a St.
Helens boy.
The St. Helena Lumber company
has transferred Hoy GUI irom i juir,
yard force to the office force and he
Is now In charge of the locul sales
department. succeeding Charles
Wheeler, who was made manager of,
the St. Helens Dock & Terminal
company.
Rev. J. S. Mowory and wife are
In Portland arranging for a prolong
ed visit In the east. Mr. Mowery
will attend tho general conference
of the Wesleyan Mothodlst church
at Fairmont, Indiana and then meet
Mrs. Mowory at Soneca. Ohio, where
they will remain until next March.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Ilrodle of Ore
gon City, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
S. C. Morton. Mr. Hrodle Is publish
er of the Morning Enterprise and Is
one of the most prominent news
paper men In the state. Ills friends
are urging him to become a candi
date for secretary of state at the
next state election.
MIbs Edrle Lellure has accepted
the position of local news and society
editor of the Mist. Beginning Mon
day, June 23rd, MIbs Lellare will be
In the Mist office and will be glad to
meet hor friends there. The Mist feels
that It is to be congratulated on i
securing the services of MIbs l.ellare
and feels sure that she will help to
Improve the nows columns of the
Mint. !
Henry Harrison, who Is down on
the Mexican border, has sent homi-i
some souvenirs from Mexico. Ile
writes that they are having a great i
deal of trouble down there. Last
week he was In the saddle for mor
than twenty hours at one time and
on their return to cump, they noticed
a number of doad Mexicans beside the
way.
Mrs. S. G. McKee and son, Alva,,
left last Sunday for Gatnsvllln, Mts-j
sourl, where they will visit Mrs. Mc
Kee's parents, Mr. and Mtb. Joseph
Simmons. Mrs. McKco will also visit
other relatives In Kansas and lows'
before she returns, September 1st.
During Mrs. McKee's absence, friends
will lock after Mr. McKee. i
Kathleen Scott celebrated her set !
ond birthday with a party for eight
lads and lasHles and their mothers, j
The luncheon table was decorated In
pink, a large Kewple doll formed the
centerpiece, surrounded by four plnkj
shaded candles. The guests were
Alleen Cronklte, Virginia Sutherland,'
Irene Ingham, Mi I r ley StanwoodJ
Helen Stone, John Ross r.nd Glut,
Childs..
Hugh Henry of Portland, manager'
of the Columbia County Fire Patrol i
association, was here this week with'
Chief Deputy King Mr. Henry says
the association appreciates tho care
and caution token by the Columbia '
county people last season In the pre
vnntlon of forest fires and he hopes i
that this year there will be no fnreHi I
f'res to destrov the taxable wealth!
oi i.oiumnia county.
Wint St. Helens News
Miss ElHle Morley Is visiting
friends at Yamhill.
Lumber Is being hauled for the
construction of a bridge over Milton
Creek on the new roulo of the high
way. Miss Wlnnlfred Dummlt of Cnth
lamet and E. M. Helon of Tiniiii
ere visiting at the homo of Mr. nnd i
mm. a. i. ft.iian.
Mesdames Morley, Anderson, Kel
ley and Ooodman attended the Wood
craft convention in Portlnnd, Tues
day and Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Graham has returned
from Portland after a week s visit
there. Mr. Graham is serving as a
federal grand Juror in Portland
Arlle Morris, who Is taking an
electrical course In one of tho Port
land schools. Is at home on a short
visit Arllo expects to enlist In the
merchant marine service
Rev I). M. Hlghee and family
arrived here Inst week from Madns
"? ,?reJow 0CCI'PylK the parsonage
of the Free Methodist church. Mr
Igbee will serve the church men'.
Honed as pastor.
Emmott Williams, who enlisted in
the navy In November, 1917, Is now
on tho transport, Wlllmlmlna, form
erly a boat plying hnlweeu Ssn Fnn
made 7? '!ono1"1''- Kmimrtt hns
J ? trP" oobs the Atlantic
and hack. Ho hopes to ho able to
come home to stay soon I
nonert McQueen, who rU.i
MaHler Clyde Dulo of Portland It
Hpeudlng a week with hie uncle,
K. L. Morley.
Quite number of the voters on
this aide ot town attended the school
meeting fit tho city hull Monday
evening. There seems to be general
satisfaction because of the election
of Mr. La Hare ond Mrs. George.
Miles' Gensmr.n, one of Uncle
Rum's cavnlrymen, stationed at
Douglas. Arizona. Is at home on 30
dr.y furlough. Hlnre he enlisted In
the service about two yerrs ago, Miles
has spent the greater pert of that
time along the Mexican border and
has found life full of Incident there.
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ST. HELENSWOMAf
Mre. Julia Ann QWl0 '
Wedneaday at her bom ui'
i. ft .hort nines, V1
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children survive h. Vlt
Whit, of K.lama. WishR
Irvln, Harold, jJl T?' .
and Joe of Bt. iiei,,; KJ k
Icos were conducted b a!1
on of Warren and hTLiM
ma iraar is and !....,- "
rnoon. Thm
afternoon.
This is a White Season
White shoes are more popular than ever before and
we anticipate the greatest white season in the history
of this store.
We have prepared for the hot days and recommend
an Utz & Dunn white cloth pump, oxford or shoe for
real comfort and sensible style.
Make your selection while the stocks are complete
and be ready with your shoes.
AUSTIN'
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Charles Allen Laws name appear.-.
?h o6 V." th08e fadutlng from
the Pacific Dental college this week
In Portland. Dr. Laws Is a St. Hel
ens boy and his friends will be pleat
ed to congratulate hlra upon his
BUCC688.
L. A. Austin has returned from
saiem, where he was attending Wil
lamette university, making up some
work that he lost while In the serv
ice of Uncle 8am. Mr. Austin will
ass'st his father in the store during
his vacation. s
Dr. Thorn DSOn's Mllmlnallnn
WJV V Pertoct as; me coast survey service
. - nv.oiiuo una years of Binuonea at
.Vc,iau;n Can aevise A specially
ground lens for each Individual case
SlwVurU,"8t falls- e0"8"" him.
w- White, who is at the head
of the commercial department of the
Franklin high school In Portland
was here for a short time Wednes
day Mr White was formerly con
nected with the St. Helens school
and was also a practicing attorney
here at one time. ""mey
hhrtUy Rb0,,t ,W 5',nr,, !vol
his discharge recently nnd , ow , ;
Klllinrt In
Jumlcn. hut ..
come homo for a visit within the
next three months.
Crr. .Y11""""1 I" stationed a.
fn? V" h"8 hfif!n Wfi" ni Ro-
e?eMnrMC0 ""J hft8 ron"' In
teresting there. Vet he will he Rnd.
ens In .Ca?,?mo back 10 st. U,l
ceivea Hr.turdny, ho wrlii- i i
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FRIDAY, JI NK 'Ht
GERALDINE FARRAR IN "TEMPTATION"
and the two-reel Comedy, "Htup Luke and IJtraH
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EMMY WEIILEN IN "THE HOUSE OF COLD
and two-reel Comedy
HIWDAV, JI NK
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in "Say. Young Fellow'
Also two-reel Comedy
MONDAY, JINK Xi
J. Stuart Blackton in 'THE WORLD FOR SALF
and a two-reel Comedy
TIKHDAY, JINK at
Fannie Ward in "The Evening of Sally Temp'
Also a two-reel Comedy, "The lt lfcllle
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WKIt.NKMDAY, Jl'NK
OLIVE THOMAS in "TAT0N
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