The Cottage Grove sentinel., June 30, 1922, Image 2

Tales of the Town
ARCADE TH EATER
New Hats
CrutVsaur ami Mrs. K L. Shmu uud
family, of Eugeue. amt Mr ami Mr-*.
O H Heme and family, of Cottuge
(drove, vamped over the week eud at
Black Butte i’ rofeeeor Shiuu it* head
i of the chemistry department at the
University of Oregou.
Saturday, July 1— Bryant Washburn in
Arthur Whitlock, who was here to
atteud the fuuerut of his sister, Mrs
“ Burglar Proof.”
Joseph E McKibben. has returned to
his home iu Susunville. Calif
And comedy.
Mrs. Ida Miller speul the week eud
visitiug iu Salem at the home of h*r
Sunday, July 2— Alice Lake in “ Uncharted brother,
A. K Bniith.
Seas.”
Mr uud Mrs. Beu E. Budt.'U ami
family motored up from Albany and
And comedy.
sent the week eud at the home of Mr
Biuitell's brother, T. G. Budtell.
Monday-Tuesday, July 3-4— Sardou’s im­
The secoud uuuuul group gathering
for the uuiou Huudgy schoo1« iu the
mortal romance, “Theodora.”
Cottage Grove district will be held
July l* iu the city purl: iu Cottage
And comedy.
Grove. Gordon C. Griffin, missionary
for the Eugeue and Keseburg districts,
Wednesday, July f>— Blaine Haimnerstein in will be present to lead the services.
Mrs. N. E Muuock and child re u, who
“ Girl From Nowhere.”
had visited with Mrs Matlock's par
euts, Mr. aud Mrs F. L VanNortwick,
And comedy.
returned Sunday to their home at
Thursday, July 6— Pictures, International Aurora.
Mr aud Mrs. Charles Ferguson, of
News and comedy.
Portluud, visited dunu.' ■ ho past week
at the homes of Mr. Ferguson's moth
Friday, July 7— Tom Moore in "T h e Great er, Mrs. Carrie Ferguson, uud his sis
ter, Mrs. Fred Bennett.
Accident.”
The Wm. Dorwarde leave today for
Oak Harbor, Wash., to spend several
Coinedv, “ Leather Pushers.”
months in the hop,' of benefiting Mrs.
Dornard's health
Re\ and Mr.-. J L. Beatty have been
here from Central Point this week
looking after their residence property.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright. of
Walker, are spending the summer ut
Belknap springs.
Dorothy Jackson, daughter of Mrs.
Gladys Jacksou. is ill with smallpox.
The quarantine oil the Darby home was
about to be raised when she became ill.
Ben Lurch, former Cottuge Grove
merchant, returned to Portland Tues
day, after a short visit here.
Mr uud Mrs. S. C. Bweetland ur
rived Tuesday from Portluud to visit
the latter's sister. Mrs. N. W'. White.
John Armstrong, of Eugeue, visited
Sunday with relatives uud fneuds iu
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this city.
Mrs W. K. Sluter and two children
Josephine and Curuow are visiting fur
two or three weeks ut the horn, of
Member* o f the Christian Endeavor
Mrs. Slater’s sister, Mrs. S. S. Las
of the Christian church hold a pieim
well.
last Thursday evening on How river.
J. O. Fusou, who lives near Cottuge
Grove, is 111 an Albany hospital suffer
The ladies’ aid society of the Meth
ing from a broken leg uud hip, the
odist church met Wednesday afternoon
result of a colli-ion with a truck lust
in the church parlors. Hostesses were
Thursday when Mr Fusou was on his
Mr J. G Landes*. Mr*. Albert Wood
way to Portland on his motorcvcl.
aril, Mrs. Theodore Baker and Mrs. \V j
Ill sou Hardin visited him Sunday.
F. Johnson.
J.
W'iUits and daughter, Mis'
Hallie, and S. C. Veateh returned Wed
Members o f the \Y. H. and I. H. |
\ uesday from Medford, where they at
classes o f the Presbyterian Sunday j
tended the funeral o f Mr. W'illits' school will hold a weincr and marsh j
son-in-law, William Norris. Mrs W'il mallow roast on Mount David this eve
lits aud son Lehmd went to Klamath
mug, leaving the church at 8:30
Falls with Mr». Norris, who will close
o'clock accompanied by Key. and Mrs. |
up business matters there and return
A. K. Spearow and a number of invited j
to make her home in Cottage Grove
guests. Each person is expected to
with her parents. Mr Norris died Iasi
bring picnic lunch for one.
j Sunday in Klamath Falls o f pneumonia.
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William Driver, o f Portland, is visit
The J. J. club held a swimming
ing at the home of his daughter, Mrs. party Wednesday night near the steel
! K W Lancaster.
bridge.
Miss Anita Morinc Watt, Sentinel Wanlads will do most anvthimr within
The George Gilcnst family arrived cousin of Bomtu Beagor, was the
Tuesday night from Dunsmuir, Calif., guest of honor.
reason- and some things that are not. Trv one.
to visit until after July 4 at the home
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of Mr. G ilcnst's parents, Mr. aud Mrs
The members of the LaComus club J
L. H Gilcnst.
wort delightfully entertained Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Sorff leave the afternoon at tin home o f Airs. H. A.
i first of the week for Turner, where Miller. A social afternoon was spoilt
Pure ice delivered daily at your door. Keep
1 they will attend the annual state con and the hostess served refreshments.
vcntiou and cunip meeting of the Plans were laid for the last meeting
- Christian church in session there from o f the club until fall, which will be
your food cool and tasty. Use it in your
: July 1 to 9 inclusive.
a picnic for the husband* uud fuuiilies
Mrs. Emma Huber, of Pittsburg, Pa., of the members.
beverages.
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| aud her daughter, Mrs Parker Kiddle,
At a quiet home wedding Tuesday
; of Bon Air, Pittsburg, are visiting at
afternoon
at
the
home
o f the bride’s
the home of Mrs Catharine Bader
Their stay will be of indefinite length, porents. Miss Ethel Mae Bhennan,
probably extending over the summer. daughter of Air. and Mrs. N. »Sherman,
Mrs. J E. H< dford, of Dorena, ha- became the bride o f Hoy »Smith Hand',
been admitted to a Eugene hospital o f t hi - city. Only the irnmediaie mem
hers of the two families were present.
for medical treatment.
— sold at wholesale prices with a small de­
Mr aud Mrs. Hands left immediately
W. A. Kuth, proprietor of the Ked
after the wedding for an outing trip
Cross
drug
store
in
Eugene,
was
in
livery charge added.
in the mountains. Upon their return
this city on business Wednesday.
they will make their home with Air.
L. A. Van Osdel has purchased the Hands’ parents. Air. and Mr- William
Gasoline, mixed with air,
Shelby Teeters residence on south Bee Hands, on their chicken ranch east of
makes gas, and gas makes
i ond street. The deal was made by J. Cot tag*- Grove, in which the bride
power.
M Durham
groom in interested with his father.
Mrs. Jennie W Nichols arrived Wed
pow er depends
uesday front Ban Francisco to visit at
Brother of Hardgtove Implicated.
primarily upon howcompletely
| the home of her son, O. L. Nichols.
Robert Hardgrovc, brother of Roy
the gasoline vaporizes in the
Mrs. M V. Johnson has returned to | Hardgrove who era* arrested last wook
carburetor.
her home at Halsey, after a visit here on a charge of stealing an automobile
Bartels <Sc Safley— Hear City Meat Market
at the home of her brother, K U. Ken wa. arrested Friday at Klkton charged
“ Red Crown” vaporizes 100
lady.
with being equally guilty with his
per
cent. Every atom mixes
Mrs. J. G. Cophn, of Beattie, is vis brother in the theft o f the car.
with many times its weight
it ing the J. D Grimes family, o f Bilk
o f air and com busts cleanly
Hayward Looks Hand Over
W hat do vo u want? Anvw av a Sentinel Wantad I creek.
and powerfully, leaving a min­
George M. Hawley was in Eugeue
“ B ill”
Hayward, famous veteran
will tret it for vou. W hat do vou want anvwav? ! Wednesday ou business.
trainer of athletes at the University
imum of carbon residue on
Miss Doris Holdermaii has registered o f Oregon, wa in Cottage Grove Wed
spark plugs, valves and cylin­
nesday assisting in the training of
! at the Eugene Business college
der heads.
Ralph Hand for the latter’s wrestling
| Paper* are being prepared for the match with Walter Miller at Ashland
That’s w hy you get more
incorporation o f the H P. Bhannon July J for the middleweight champion
power and mileage and a
Lumber company, which operates near ship of the world.
sweeter-running motor when
I Dorena.
you use “ Red Crown."
Mr. and Mrs. 8. Edwards are mov
ing to the Woodard mill. They have
Fill at the Ked Crown pump
rented their home to Mr. and Mrs.
—at Standard Oil Service Sta­
Fred Bennett.
W EEK LY PROGRAM
for MEN
COLORS—
Elk, Brown, Black
Black Azure
Crom o, Nutria
Latest shapes, and prices are right as
w e have them direct from ihe N ew
Y ork manufacturer.
Y O U C A N A L W A Y S G E T REPAIRS
for the Myers line of
Powell & Burkholder
PUMPS and H A Y TOOLS
also
SOCIETY
CHAMPION MOWERS
(r
RAKES and BINDERS
AT-
Wynne & Kime, Hardware
Knowles & Gräber
Hardware and
Furnitu re
Cottage tírove
Oregon
n
L
s a
An extra r
measure of
pow er
with every
gallon drawn
Iran this pump
REFRIGERATORS
Cottage Grove Ice Co.
H o w m u ch
Mr and Mrs. Karl Hill have gone to
1 Calapooya springs to rest a few days.
They had just returned from a motor
trip to Ban Francisco.
rn Bornes
AT FOUNTAINS
L v l r y o n l D r in k s
EMONELL
A a l EUD OF L t u o n s AND u n e s
- TRUC FRUIT FLAVORS -
T h e D rihk F or Y ou
S park une L ike T he D ew
Mrs. Lester W. Hill returned Bun
day from Oroville, Calif., where she
had visited a sister for three weeks.
The F. J. Carrigan family left Wed
nesday for Portland, where they will
! visit before going to Los Angeles to
1 reside.
Julia Valentine, o f Roseburg, is vis
■ ting her grandmother, Mrs James
Lemno.
Jack Olson went to Portland Wed
, nesday.
j Mrs. E J. Bay, o f Btockton. Calif.,
who had been visiting two weeks at
the home o f her niece, Mr- J a Pe
j nix, left Thursday for Ha lent to visit
! her brother, D A. White.
Mrs. Ivan Johnson and daughter
Florence left yesterday for Portland.
Mrs N. J. Nelson Jr. and children
are in Coburg visiting at the home of
Mrs Nelson's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Deffenbacher.
Cottage Grove Bottling Works £
M EM BER
FEDERAL RESERVE
SYSTEM .
tions, at garages and at other
dealers.
ST AN D ARD OIL COM PANY
This One Subjedt
of Strength
A bank is as strong as its re­
sources. Behind us we have
the Federal Reserve System
with GOLD RESERVES OF
$ 2 , 200 , 000,000
YOUR hank should he the
strongest ready for any emer­
gency. Our facilities and re
sotjrces are at your service.
First National Bank
" T h e Old R eliab le"
T'C Gasoline of
Q U A L IT Y