Vancouver Weekly Columbian from Vancouver, Washington • 2

a 1 fr" THE TANCQDTEK WEEKLT COLUMBIAN THUKSDAYSKPT 1L 1H1 STANDARD BEARERS PLAY WAUTOT GROVE WOMAN BACK FROM CALIFORNIA k'-'Sr a- Oh You Harmony ash Sept (8pee- ini) Tha Standard Bearer's playlet MA Dream- With- Misaioar given ia the Eaat Mill Plain church basement on the evening of FVlday September 0 waa listened to with gnat interest fty a good aadtamTI chat qf characters waa aa follows Mia Van Nice aociety lady Eva Strunk Ifisa Wright member of chttrchmisiiah-ary nociety Bath 8tnmk CMa Lan a Chinese girl Vida Groth Chundra Walnut Grove Sept 15 (Special) Nanriey ia back from California leaving her parents in better health lira Davis had to leave the hop fields ns it affected her eyes The Rattle Ground Sept 16 (Special) rest of the family see still at Inde- and lira' Brace Hoy) have pendence Ore made many friends during their few Mrs George Sutherland and baby weeks sojourn in our emmwfiaity who visited her parents last weekj will be very sorry to know that they Walnut Grove send a truflfc with have left us Mr Hoylt has boon her own pupils to High school iV Van-1 driving a largo track in tha interest (Oliver this year There are 1 goes from here lof ployers have decided that they want! ebf Would toot derment? Would not a happy smile spread all over your sweet cherubic face if you would seo all the wonderful dainty things Shamedling Bros have in store for you Things that will keep you nice and comfortable from the time you take your morning bath until you are put away in your crib for a sweet nights rest theDairymanhLaagaaandWaam-jLeia Hindu widow Hildegardc Groth Gnata Olafson a Finnish girl -tr iOtdBfft Wariu Sept IlMiipartlt be a mating of per-apta au teashera at Central school Ippae Filthy afternoon after achool Matten if interest to all will be HiV HsSeffajl a fall attendance in urged 9 9 feints ia having his silo fill hd- The fcariy ftwt is making ever) piTpor IjMIe to get the fall work in fcaen Cnoa went to Puful Wed-hffdnp ten he will work in the ap-bfa ftfflkMs for the next few week Bev Albright Is at Tucnma attend-fag the conference meeting Sere rat families enjoyed a pirnie dinner aad bonfire at the home of Mr had lira A McKennctt Wednesday evening Potatoes linked in the Mhos roasted weiners hot eurfee anil toasted marshmallows were among tha goodaata served Mrs Lockwood shopped in Vancouver yesterday him ua a more extensive route then this one Mr and Mbs Hoylt will make their futare home at Hillsboro re mrt Mr route being in that of Washington county Mr Mi-s Wallace of Salem veiled her cousin Miss Thelma A strong the week-end Mrs WanlesK Mrs Winette and mother Mrs George Mildred 8 trunk Beulah Blossom colored girl Cbra Strunk Mrs Bright wife of a home missionary in iDako-' to Esther Want! and) Dr Gleam a medical missionary fa tha Punjab There are Bands and Vests of marino fine wool and silk and wool Petticoats Dresses and Slips dainty knit Sweat ers and Toques galore little stockings of fine lisle cash-mere silk and silk and wool Bootees soft shoes and knit leggings crocheted caps in silke and fine soft zephyr baby seta to match your complcxtion Then there ait warm Bath Robes to coddle in after your warm dip and beautiful carriage covers when you go out for your daily promenade warm blankets to keep you snug and warm nights In fact everything that you may need in the rou Mellette of Portland visited her last lloylt started on his new route thia Ind! Stella Strenku Lixette Mrs rk- morning A Ford truck will take Van Nice's maid Bernice Clemens A Wan lew has returned from rare of the milk and eream on this! Mr Rosaman and Mias Lefa Mherta Cimuda He reports they route sang "Answer the Call" and Miss were threKhing there I The killing frosts of the past few Hcuhih English gang "Calling Their Fmnk Marion has sold his farm in mornings has eausod the farmers toCalfing" At tha close of the program Walnut Grove speed up a little faster again Farm- the "Ford mite were collected Fred Vunk has bought him a five em are working like mad trying to and the money counted while the iii'ii1 irart on the west side of the Jog-! save the frost bitten com and sun-j girls were busy counting their money gy road It is all cultivated though flowers for thn silos Ensilag cutters the men In the audience voluntarily no buildings erected are the busy machines right now It' came forward and laid contributions i very seldom that silo fillings fol-jon the table When the count was CLAM (UOWDEK low the thrashing time so closely completed they hod $204 as their Ridgefield Wpsh Sept (Spec- Miss Frances Anileisuu who was thunk offering This money goes The Knights of Pythias liglge at lone of the instructors in Rattle ward buying Fords for the mission-St Helens Ore as in former years Ground High school is this year anaries in fields where they can be used if-ndi-rrd unuther slam chowder feed' instructor in Ridgefield high Miss The gifts were removed from their and entertainment to Ridgefield Tuea- Anderson made a host of friends in Christinas tree which had stood in the luy night when over 100 members I Battle Ground during last school year church over two Sundays There were and friend of lake River lodge No I who will be glud of the chance to many pretty and useful gifts brought ST JOHNS PEOPLE ARE SPENDING BUSY WEEK tine of your daily life at a very small drain to your parents purse for our Baby Things though beautiful are very reak sonably priced The fact is that grown folks are wi ing how we can afford to sell at these prices Trusting to see your smiling fare in company dear mother fet Johns Sept 15 (Special) Mru LaLonde and children vivil-d with ker mother Sunday Mr Moffat and IVtc and Lydia are picking prune fur Mr Johnun of Frait Valley Jack Front called in this two night and enjoyed kifaaelf at our expense to hi heart content young folks w-re in the 1 Khormwan charted a boat she ia attending High school win uttend th(1 jM(ret confor Mean talk after huckleberries and 1111 eounty "I Col- Min Helen Deputy plana on mak- en the An entertainment offing her home with Mr and Mrs by uto WMltl I I A A I A rL A t- I Knights of Pythias and River- greet her again when she visits our There were 37 pounda when they were view temple No 05 Pythian sisters town this winter ready for mailing They go to a nf this place inrluding members of Miss Ida Lcchto of Gravel Point mission srhool in the Orient AM-UM-Atrff Tehama ha planned to make her home with- Kov an Mnt Clemens left and fcl Maharax Dramatic Order Dr and Mrs SUckel thin winter while on Tucsdny foT Tacoma where they brought home a good supply umliia county iocuI and instrumental Sincerely yours Shanedling Bros 513 Main Street Between Fifth and Sixth' numbers and this winter and tend the switch board orchestra selections was given in the in the telephone offlee mornings and the Thi die i exi cart agaii pries coup $842 A aii very large and sweet MrC and Mrs Walker and fricnil re after a stay around tallied al city hall Mayor Ed Bullagh made evenings Miss Helen is a senior stu- I ttmuit St III time Lloyd 1 SL Lloyd Helens They hud spleri- of welcome and Charles dent in High school this year Sinytlie of Ridgefield responded I for Ihi regular speaker who failed to1 urrive on time Talk wero mnde b) i Jack Crrk grand chancellor Fnd Johnson past grand chancellor and i (iloi nn grand keeper of records and seal Supjier was served at thej ('ongregitional church LaLoade went on a trip with Hilfaerg boys last week They tha top of Mount St Hcl- was mowing and blowing so 1 wbea they reached the top that could hardly stand up They ia labs Merril uml hail good Dr Margaret Moore of Seattle vis-'ited with Miss Iln Rossman a few days last week Harmony school opened September! with an enrollment of 27 pupils Mi is Mildred Ross of Harmony is the teacher Miss Heltu Field of Salem Ore is visiting her sister Mrs Mary Whipple Will Tiffany and wife and two daughters of Portland Mrs Sadie Me Guire und little daughter of Kennewick Wash who are visiting their ROAD a few days at the Bernard Weden home Frank used to work in the mill for the Ryan and Allen company and says he does not sec much change in Heisson in the past few yean Mr Wilson drove by this way ainf! Dolans team ran away and as near as AITJtDEUDUDf1 TAD All we can learn the rig struck one of vUAKUlnUlU IAK UN those large boulder- that line either side of the narrow mud tipping the rig over and throwing the family but spraining Mrs Dniuns ankle quite RIGHT SIDE OF Tn Columbian a published regarding an JlHnhedA Mra Wp a ia fbasral They were gone a EjJtRRT eNUbtaln FAcrirr story was arrident to tool: his daughter Mrs Ellis with badly and scratching and bruising the Mr Bernard at Pioneer in Quar-n'nb driving wrong report rest Ihe team was still running with the rig upside down when they passed Albeit Nordstens place nearly a mile from where the accident occurred Funk has received the appointment us postma-ter at I frisson Victor Nniilliinii anil family spent Qnarrenherg was found have last Sunday at Columbia Beach 1 the right side of the highway wheh it was staled that Harold 'ig of Felida who was thr other machine was on the side of the rood This early after an investigation by the officr' is found incorrect Eld field Wash Sept (Spee- Bk-Ridge field will be hoitess ut Aption ind entertainment Thursday fcl At the Community toh ih 'honor of the faculty of the and jranmar school Vocal and ranmafal Mlectlons and recita- wM be given by various local ianl after which rafreshments ha timed ia tha church annex fhculty this year is comprised of i tarkm Thuy are: Professor Ateta Wllllums Professor Hnp-Frances Anderson Klise Stevens Hraattolyn Prater Bradford 1 Gau-Dr William lies Lillie Aniior-PP Neva Anderson Lira lii Poari William' Ktta Xowquisti (MHn Craw Esther Newi-ji and Afcrles ilexandrr Battle Ground Lake CLARKE COUNTY'S MOST BEAUTIFUL CAMPINti SPOT HEAVY FROST Kiilgpfcld Wash Sept 15- (Spec- ial)-Damaging frosts killing bean Kidgufield Wash Sept 15 (Spec- brother Orin Tiffany and family of lumutn rucumher potato vines und A telegram from the Gruvei Mill Plain were at church Sunday utlicr creps have occurrnl here in the KK'stration service hus just been re' renewing acquaintances of 28 years outlying farming dislricts the past Mr- Ms- John Wull ago fcwnigiits I(if this place which states that tha The Spiick dryer is ranning this The (Uiiiuge is particularly notice- of their William week able on the lower levels of ground Benjamin Wulf serial number 7506U Floyd Detering of Vancouver visit-while on higher soil the crops eppur- i Company 18th Infantry First Divi- ed at the home of his uncle cntly show no signs of having been WM shipped to Ridgefield Wash Strunk the past week nipped by Jark Frost His arrival ion September 11 Private Wilioin Messrs Davis of Felida and Gil-hcrc this year is somewhat earlier Bnjaminc Wulf was born May 28 more of Portland agents for the than past falls and old settlers are in- 1896 at Johnson Minn and cam here Chase tractor were in the neighbor-rimed to believe that it is the forerun- ttbout 14 years ago with his parents hood the first of this week ner of an early dry winter i He entered the service from Ridge-! Mr Miller representative of the field at Vancouver Wash and was in 'Atkinson A Porter real estate firm of A menorial to Stephen Collins Fok- 'Bm second contingent fiom Clarke Vancouver was doing business in the ter author of "Old Folks at eounty which went to Camp Lewi neighborhood on Monday In he erected on the Bower)' New October 3 1917 Private Wulf was1 Bennett McGreevey mall enrrier on Ymk iil cost $50000 killed in action during the Meuse Ar- I) 4 is back on the road after Centuries ago in Venice a small drive on October 4 1918 He a vacation of two weeks coin wi- called It was the1 wu second Ridgefield soldier to The all day missionary meeting of price fur which the first newspaper lay the supreme sacrifice the first the foreign and home missionary o-j tli civ iiM tli'iirc the name being Wells Armstrong for whom the riclies of the East Mill Plain church American Legion post at Ridgefield isinet at the home of Mrs Cora Du back nanicil Wulf field ut the Ridgefield on Mill Plain on last Wednesday high school is named for Prvato Wil- Nineteen ladies were present the lian: Benjamin Wulf who will be or business of both societies transacted i'oii'ciI a full military funeral under and their foreign study hook read and i'ic auspices of the Wells Armstrong discussed Each lady who desire to Post No 44 American Legion at is to make a dish apron for the Tu-itidgcfirld on Wulf field the date to cornu settlement a baby garment for be fixed on arrival of the hotly which the hahy box of Seattle settlement wil1 be probably Sunday afternoon and a Lib and glass of jelly for the His body will lie interred in the Beth-! Deacone-s Orphanage at Everett fMxoAO I 11 about four mile: south- On Wednesday evening the jieople LAM pUoCo ea of here lie was a member of of Mill Plain Fein Pruirie uinl Har- Ihc Bethel Methodist Episcopal many gathered in the East Mill Plain chuixh (German) From Sewing Machine I hieinent to honor their pus- them to the picnic at Battle Ground lake Mr Lugger got quite a bump over one nf his eyes laat week while doing some eai'penter work on his back porch The box he was standing on tipped throwing him to the walk four or five feet below Taylor Webb is now preparing to build himtelf a new residence Mr Webb says the price of lumber now and a year or so ago will make a difference in cost on his residence of over $400 The following young people returned last week from a trip to the top of Silver Star mountain Mr and Mrs Allen Heissn Dorothy Zinser James and Barbara Best Mr and Mrs A Heisen and Lloyd Heisen They brought home 72 quarts of huckleberries and say they had one of the fiaost outings they ever enjoyed and are planning to make the trip again next year rather than going to the beach Edgell was under the care last week One old couple up this way hare picked and sold over 900 pounds of evergreen berries and are still pick-1 ing but think this week will finish I them up and white they make big money picking them and its some hal'd work Itfa better than do-1 ing nothing Roy Heisen of Portland suiprised his parents last week by bringing his new bride out for a short visit at the Id home after making his honeymoon Free Camp Sites Columbian a ossified Ads SUNDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING Saturday Night Dances $110 Per Couple Sunday Dance 4 Minutes for 5c New Best in The County ERY SATURDAY NIGHT i fr Clemens and wire I oi Rev for iLoi faithful services for thi? past ltril' 10 Fcaltle aml Souui mil a half As a token of MS a lucratve wilio" Pnr-i: Clemens was presented and and il' Mr m-n year teem to a Sawmill Bring a container and ge-t a quart of Separator Oil for 25 and you will have an oil good for any light machinery around the house WHITE HEATHER NOT SENT CLEMENT SCOTT STOP! Secure our ABSTRACT before you buy that Real Estate KNOW what buying Bennett Hardware The Motor Hardware Store with a spotlight for hi automobile and Mrs Ciemena with a silver fruit spoon grows over the hill bout Loch Ma- Sunlay Scptemlier 11 ben near Loeerbie Scotland He enuh to li J' elates he will be willing to part ad tonato a bit of hi present to any good' on owand Mar the Scotchmen who want it Cr I Mr heather is of the purple Hall daughter of Hull variety celebrated by many Scotih nn renoval of poets Slid song writenr including Har- Lauder White the purple heath- rter Miss er is the most plentiful occasionally Kpfn evening in Van- berriea tbtr patch of white heather is found a Arn0d and all wish him Mr and Mrs Vainer and daughters and Nannie attended Battle Ground lake attended the fire Beach as also ohn TMctKn and children Soderlind and Mra Bernard Weden oat crop last Most everyone up keeps our new store CURK COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY much joy und happiness Nordlinder and son Victoria Lillie the picnic at and in the evening works at Columbia did Bernard and and Andrew John Soderlind harvested week this way are out days and it keeper Mr Lugger pretty busy weighing them out Mr and Mrs Morrison returned to Heisson on the Saturday afternoon train after spending the past three months visiting relatives and Mends in Canada and Michigan Mrs Funk returned from Forttead last Saturday where she went to have her sons tonsils removed Mr and Mrs Harry Moore visited Sunday ht the Soderlind "home It is reported that some pretty Xkl Buk I at a meeting of Sunday achool work- Phone 48 Thi is thought to be exceptionally good lock and if a girl aenda a manjerJl a sprig of thia white heather it is EuM and family of equivaleat to a proposal Mr Scott did net receive any white Yacolt Advertisement! Yacolt Advertisements I heather in hia shipment JACK HOLYNEUX GETS HEISSON HAN WOftKBtG POSITION AS MANAGER ON JORATYACOLTNOW FRESH AND SALT MEATS MR CLEMENT SCOTT Is Now Booking Orders For Coal $875 to $1375 Per Ton Rock Springs Utah Red Ash RED ASH COAL CO Broadway at Street obcmvv Washington TELEPHONE 98 For BEST OF SERVICE all at Ua- 'acfc Molyneux a senior committee- Heisson Wash Sept (Special) man of experience was elected foot- John Soderlind is non doing someismooth guys wen recently out this ball manager fer Vancouver High carpenter work at Yacolt way ntff spectacles and of course school by the student board of con- Jim and Frank Johnson are now! they found people fast would boy trol this afternoon hauling and loading cord wood for A North rup received a big bar Molyreux was formerly student Barclius and Dellinger who have ship-1 rel of stock molasses last week to body ticasurer and has done great ped a good many car loads of wood I feed to hia dairy cows deal of committee work in connection from Heisson during the laat year I White driving home Sunday and with high Lchool activities Frank Hilbcig of Portland spent! while near the Hrisann bridge Mike I HARDY CASH MARKET 4 Yacolt Washington 2 tww it I 1 4-V-S iixn -Y L1 1 sL tee.