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ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. JUNE 20, W9
WARREN
Mrs. Gust Isaacson made a trip to
Portland on Tuesday.
Mrs. Porter Loo mis was a Port
land visitor on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Tarbell and
Miss Era spent Tuesday in Portland.
F. T. Hyskell of Portland, spent a
few days with his parents at the
Oregon Berkshire company.
Porter Loomis will move the first
of July from the Baker house, which
was recently sold to Mr. Anderson
of South Dakota.
Miss Martha Reiper of Portland,
SDent a week at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Boeset.
Martha is convalescing after sprain
ing her ankle
VERNONIA
Miss Hazel Madmsten also went U
Portland Saturday to visit friend.
Mr. Thomas Throope has installed
a new gasoline pump in front of his
store.
Mrs. William Brown of Timber,
brought two insurance agents to Ver-
oonla Tuesday.
Mrs. Vera Aldrlch is moving into
the house recently vacated by Prof.
J. B. Wllkerson.
Mr. Emil Messing has completed
his work at Timber and will go to
work at Birkenfeld next week.
Miss Katherine Lesser is staying
with Mrs. Jack McDonald, recover
ing from a recent Illness. Miss Lesser
j graduated from Queen Marys high
Porter Loomis. Jr., celebrated his .hnni thi. anrine.
tenth birthday on Wednesday the Th. mnrw nn the Nehalem road
lfctn, ana it provea 10 De a very ae- near the vernonla school house, sup-
lightful occasion. A bountiful dinner
was served to the twelve Invited
guests.
The grange orchestra have been
quietly rehearsing a farce-comedy to
present to the many friends of the
organization. They will present at
the grange hall "Si Slocum's Country
Store," and it is a typical reproduc
tion of the characters and scenes
found around the country village
stores. The chief movers in the
event are Mrs. John Farr and F. A.
Hoyt, leader of the orchestra. Mrs.
Farr is quite adept in the line as she
has had some former experience.
The proceeds go to the orchestra and
will aid them in securing new music
and will be a nucleus for a fund to
promote the interests of the organi
zation. The play will be given on
Saturday evning, June 28.
The most successful membership
drive in the history of any grange
came to a close on Saturday night,
when the team headed by P. H. Lund
came down the hqme stretch nearly
20 members ahead of Warren's "Long
Pine," A. H. Tarbell. Until Friday
evening "Bert" thought he would
have the pleasure of eating lunch on
"Pat," but true to that outwlttinw
which his name indicates, he showed
his metal by snowing his oponents
under, in fact, he "surrounded
them." Nearly 100 names were add
ed, making Waren grange one of
thel argest in the state. The next
meeting of the grange will be held
on Wednesday evening, June 25, at
which time the initiation will take
place of a class of 98 applicants. The
grange now embraces practicall
every live farmer in Warren and
Bachelor Flats, and those who still
ervised by Carl Enstrom, has been
completed, and the work on the Rock
Creek bluff is well under way.
Miss Abby Keasey went to Port
land Saturday for a prolonged visit
Mlea Ullila Tuplrnr vhn had nrAvl.
fusly intended to ccompany her, was
disappointed in not being able to go
Mr. Russell Stanton, who has been
home on sick leave, recovering from
a recent appendicitis operation, has
returned to Bremerton. Mrs. Stanton
Miss Lucy Stanton and small broth
er accompanied him as far as Port
land.
SCAPPOOSE
The plan l lo sell shares
Mr. Ogle is In town this week for
few days.
Martha Hiemuller Is home from
the hospital and doing nicei).
Salem, from the effec u of Infl ajn . I. - 1re n
Mr. Stewart was the eldest . on o "Mr '"""Vperi. llhm "l,ort ,"nn
and Mrs. W. U. Stewart of halen.. if M l (ake up
t. t...,.K Anlitrunll 11 It'll Ul ion
I homo In this city last Friday even
i... .riar . Iirl..f illness. Mr. Allder-
I ,....' Hi was hasioned
kIihi-i-h at
III II , I - . .. ...I ..
to the amount or U wr
have not been el.ict.-d. but i. T
pur, provlil.nl. of course, further improve the school
mors wish to soli. Hodges cussed and favorably ctd
hav an able corp. of teach,!"'
meeting suveral mutter, !M "t
further Improve the school Vl
Mrs. Ulatchford and Mrs Stevens ..,. nf .... i,i unit
... ..... . .1 1 ... A 1.1 Tli ra. ' a
win emeriain me uun; k il 1X In action ui'
i.m iIim to iii"u,, , , ,
V less than 10 minutes and cash dona-
w". " Ions were glvon as woll. and th,.
II.. l.-avo.., llw , .u,,.,,,,,,,.! nucleus
utrs. Hi'"". 5r""7 .,,., f.,,,.1 uovorul ladles
lor iiiw " "'"i
aci ... "
Many of the fariiU)ri . lfc. 1
a neighborhood have dll1
day. June 26. 2:00 p m. hesldee his widow. th.ee sors. uiw.
At the school meeting sionoay mr. , ou who ha, Jurtl roturnc.i ir... ,.l(,it..d on the visiting c.m
Koteck was elected school director raIlce. anJ Elmer, who In still In H'" i 7., ... II slum's and also tickets
and Mrs. Washburn the new clerk. I ,... two daughters, Mrs. Mann-: " .1Mr,.1i1,.i, which will he
leiana Lapnsui niauuu.r,, ......
the Jefferson high last Thursday.
Some of our folks attended the com
mencement exercises.
Mrs. Saint is spending a week In
Newberg, attending Friends yearly
meeting. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Mlllei
also attended the meeting lust Sab-
hilh
Miss Stelnenge, a student or w n-j , .warded
Ir.mette university, is visiting Lonoi . ,., M, t0
...... .-.l.,r Mrs. Mainl
ine in roHides In tho east and MIhs . rui.irx. and a siioo
Kmina Anderson, at present In "'",',., , ,.. of ,i grunge, to lie held
of the Portland hospitals. I , , WM cal,., by Orange
The eVovcnth ' Ma.W Husk.
Kose Bliow a t.i i-r'"-
,.iiir,iv hv the ladles of Kainler.
YANKTON
will,
Among those who atiennuu r..i
f..n..winr- Mexilunies Trow, K'UI.
Clark. Bourne, and Olllbreuth. Thej (!)H,rKe Hurgor Is hullilliiR a
to oui-i ioii '-!iiril his well kepi farm.
Mrs. Fred Trow, first; t'ri, of Mrs. Ollvo Smith
ton
plant strawberries Th.. l "
riiv.l nrrr. r. '.. " Un
their entire pro.lucih.nanJ,,r,',,
prices were offered. .,,h i. N
that next year the produMi.
'much larger than In Z
Notice Is hereby i... .l
Notice Is hereby tu,. . ,
will be received by ti , n..h? V
of HI. Helens. origoE $ vft
provement of Winter 8tri
Intersection with Hi ii!t'
fine., to Its Intersection wi.k
C. I). Hooghklrk, second
uiatcniora. miss Dieinruc,.-.
leave for her home In Michigan nexti M r ,1i.,rittii1. third. Mr N
week. . . N. illunensaddt received Hie first
prize, a handsome vnse for the best
single rose grown in the whole gar-
"eie-s am.
Ih Dl
I Street In accordance i.k "t0U
wilt and speclflcntlons ..f .,m . '
, ii. .rn
den.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Trow enter
tained at dinner last Monday even
Ine. coniDllment ry to tho Misses
I .iIh 1)1 til, In and Paula Toltscli, who
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Price attended
the pageant at St. Helens hall, where
Vera is a student. Tuesday evening.
This pageant marked the 50th an
niversary of the school.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas have return
ed to Ellensburg, N. D. Mrs. Thoma?
and son have been making their
home with her mother. Mrs UcGraff
while Mr. Thomas was in the service.
Charles Lamberson has a new
Chevrolet. The family spent Sunday
in Portland and took Grandpa Lam
berson for a drive. We are glad;
grandpa la able to be about without, polnllnellt lnl0 the new territory has
his crutches. I ..,. . rn.militii.nt to him and Ills
' Rainier friends tool sure lie will
make (rood, like he always hrs. und
that lie has a hrlslit future uefur.i
that she Is rapidly tnent of said street
flee of the City Recorder of i. ,7
Payment to bo made Jron, "!
be raised by special
the real uronenv . ,""'
I lie Kind to know that sue is rapiuiy mem oi saia street on f0 . , "
: ...-i..r fnini an oneratlon and flee of the Cltv Itnn.rrf.. ...
I hopes to return to Yankton In the
near future.
The Yankton Orange will have a
htrawherry festival at the grange
hall on Saturday evening. Juno 21. It
is expected that all members of the
grmiKO will bo present.
The annual scnooi momma
Kids will be opened for E
or rejection June 30. mi T: .
City Council chamber, o
I P. M. '
. - j 1 1 fj milium
h-uve Saturday for Motunoulli to nl" : tioltl In the schoolhouse on Monday,
tend the normr.l. Also for Ainbreii(hJ t;uy xnrlioll was re-elected
tiallagher. who has benu appointed ; nl) (1ri,cor n ta understood that
as lieutenant general secretary of the j (h0 tlicupr, for the ensuing term
K. of I . lor AK'.sKa. air. uauuniior
The
City Council r....
right to reject any and .n wu.
Hone by order cf the ntytw
13 . 1
27-28-21
hr.s beca stationed it Camp Lewis
I lor several uioi.ma ;mu um ,n' mk-
hlm.
are not members promise to be in
the very near future. On Wednesday
evening Brother Tarbell and his staff
will have the honor of serving a nice
lunch to every member of the grange
and it is expected every one will be
there as a good time is promised
Some say he will give a chicken din
ner. others that it will be some ot
his celebrated Shorthorn beef. None
know yet, but suffice to say, he is so
interested in the upbuilding of the
grange that he is only too willing to
make, the event a "treat" owing to
its grand success. A. L. Morris,
n:ns:er of the (.range., was one of
Brother Tarbell's helpers and Mrs.
Morris is preparing to put her chick
ens under lock and key to keep Al
from raiding the roost to help fur
nish chicken. Mrs. Hyskell is watch
ing C. M., from the same cause. P.
H. Lund and K. F. Larsen and crew
are already beginning to tighten
their belts in anticipation ot the
feed. The supper or lunch, will be
served under the supervision of Mrs.
C. M. Hyskell, who is chairman ot
the house committee.
Owlnc to the weather the i . fc.
picnic waa not supported, but thosa
who did get together are still talking
about the "aood eats." trying to
make the rest of us feel badly. Well
we will try again in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Goln of St.
Helens came to Scappoose Sunday
to hear Rev. W. S. Upshaw prearn.
H . . I . .. f-
I ney were auerwuru.Bu yl ..... .,,, , ,,, ,,,, rw ,u.va
Mrs. Stevens. Rev. and Mrs. , - " ..,
were also dinner guests at "-"-" r,'... ; . ... .7. ' u.
CHAPMAN
Two sales of land In this district
and
I'pshaw
the Stevens home,
Church Notice Geo. V. McClure,
pastor. Sabbath School, iu:li:
M. 1. Brown's placo.
The little daughter of Postmaster
A Big Stock of Paints
In order to accommodate many of our cus
tomers, we now carry a large stock of Paints
and Oils, Now is the time to paint up and
clean up.
A Large Stock
Ol Good Groceries and Fresh Vegetables you
will always find at our store and we sell them
at prices you can afford to pay
Courteous Service Prompt Delivery
Larsen & Co., Grocers
Let Us Be Your Grocers You Will Be Satisfied
Telephone No. 27 Free Delivery
Mnrntne Worshln. 11:16: C. E . 7:0) Ump smashed Her tliumn in a cellar
p m., Evening Service, 7:45. Pastor; door, a short time ago. necessitating
McClure, O. M Washburn and R. F. a trip to town. We are glad to r
Nlbiock attended the meeting f..r: port that the wound Is almost lieuled.
federation of churches In Portland,! At the logging camp it Is said that
Monday night. Ten denominations work will shortly be started on the
have gone on record as approving it , tunnel, which, when completed, will
Every member of our church Is re- Kvo access to the Nehalem valley,
quested to make a special effort to bo and will, no doubt, bo a great factor
present Sabbath day and hear wha' i toward making tho railroad a per
the object is and ask questions, If you ! mnnent one, and possibly a common
want to. Remember in union there ctrrler.
is strength. Let's get together an.'. I Our genial and diminutive rural
push. mall carrlor, Mr. Uavls, made an
Mr. and Mrs. James Pomeroy en- j early morning trip to Scappoose on
tertalned at their home Tuesday j Sunday to get some fish fry which
evening and celebrated their tenth1 were being distributed by the state
wedding anniversary. One amusing, hatchery. This district Is very
feature of the evening was the mock j much Indebted to Mr. Davis for his
wedding. Mrs. J. B-Duncan and Mrs laltru'stlc action.
Getchell were the flower girls and uHt Saturday evening, despit.t
carried varlgated bouquets, in tin the inclement weather, n very suc
milk palls. Asa Holiday was rlni, ; cessful meeting was held at the
bearer, using a silver napkin ring. ; school house, for the purposo of ol
The groom thought that would hold talnlng funds lo build a grange hall
his bride for ten years more. Rev.ng the grangers are determined to
Geo. V. McClure performed the ccre-"wn their own home," as tho say
mony. Lohengren's wedding march
was played by the Scappoose tin or-,
cnesira. uuring ine reception wnicn
followed each guest presented the
couple with a tin spoon. The bride,
was very attractive in her wedding
gown of 10 years ago and carried a
bridal bouquet. During the evening
10 men were secured to trim hats;
Dr. Blatchford, Mr. Lapham, J. B
Duncan, Hosteller, Frakes, McClure,
Washburn, Holllday, Gerlach and At-,
bert Johnson. Models to wear the!
hats were selected from the ladles
present. Mr. Holllday selected Mrs. i
Will Carnbell for his model and won1
the prize for the latest model hat.1
Mrs. George Grant and Mrs. Hatfield
also deserve honorable mention as
models. The bride Immediately pre-:
sented her bouquet to Mrs. Carnbell.1
Madam Tetrazzena (Russell F. Nib-!
lock) sang something operatic In
Italian (?). Madam was dressed in
B ejOi pun iunj puB u.o3 bih. u
tulle hat with roses. After enjoying
several musical selections by various
singers present, the guests listened
to "Sliver Threads Among the Gold"
on the graphonla. had refreshments
and left for their homes, til exclam-i
Ing "I never laughtsd so much at one!
time in my lire."
The CooliiiK Iced Drink
will carry no fear with it if it be made with our sani
tary, pure ice. Even if the ice be added directly to
the refreshment it is perfectly safe. That cannot be
truthfully said of all ice. Be on the safe side and make
nr. your iceman.
Purchase the 500 lb. Ice Ticket at $4.50
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On Just the Articles You Need ' ,
at This Season of the Year
Garden Hose
Screen Windows
Lawn Mowers
Screen Doors
Garden Tools
Fly Traps
Keep your Fruit and Flowers free from insects.
USE A SPRAY
We have an excellent SPRAYER that we are making
a special on price 45q
MOWER PARTS AND BINDING TWINE We
keep them in stock and save our customers delay and
expense.
Shelf Hardware Heavy Hardware, Building Material
Oil Stoves and every other article that is kept in
a first-class hardware store.
E. G. DITTO
r ST. HELENS, OREGON
RAINIER
By
the Mist's Special Rainier
correspondent)
Mrs. V. A. Percy was the guest of
Mrs. R. McGrudger of Clatskanle on
Saturday.
Mrs. wood Fllppln returned on,
Saturday from a visit with friends It. '
Portland. j
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Allen enter-!
talned a number of their class friends i
on Tuesday last. j
Mrs. J. D. Short of Kalama, Wash-!
Ington, wag visiting with relatives in '
this city Tuesday.
Mrs. T. J. Kllppln left the last of
the week to spc?d Bevcral days with
relatives In Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellott of Portland '
enme down to attend the funeral of :
Mr. Jacob Anderson on Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Prltchard are
the happy parents of a little girl
who made her appearance on June
17th.
Mr. Ben Phelps has accepted a'
position as local lor.omr.tIve engineer,
with the Murphy Lumber company '
at Yacolt. Washington.
Mr. Zac Drlskell, formerly book-!
keeper for Fred Trow, but now with
Fisher Bros., of Astoria, was visit-1
ing with relatives In Rainier on Sun I
day and Monday.
Mrs. A. F. Barnett of St. Helena,!
came down -on Tuesday to drill thel
little folks. Mrs. Barnett has charge
of the play to be given on July 10th'
at the. Sweet Pea show. I
Real estate Jn- Rainier has been on
the move the last ton days. Mr. Geo I
Bowen hns purchased the Wllliani1
Blxel residence, also
has purchased the Smith residence
on Water street.
School election wns held on Mon
day evening. The regular business
wan mienaea 10, aner which one newi
director was elected; also a clerk i
Mr. Fred Herman was re-elected as
clerk and Mrs. Grace Reld was elect
ed over R. Bailey, as director.
Nows of the death of Rev. Clyde1
Stewart, who for yer.rs made this'
his home, has-been received lie
died last Friday at his homo near
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