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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1923)
C0TTAGl^)R0VI^StfîNTINEL^Rn)AY^JEPTJîMBEI^1^9^ * $5.00 ENROLLS YOU UNDER THE WEEKLY PAYMENT PLAN The Wet Weather Car « No other ear of this type is priced so low. Now that the fall rains are about to start, no other will give you more real motor car value—more convenience, more com fort, more dependability than a Ford enclosed sedan or coupe. Equipped with electric starting and lighting system, demountable rims, extra rim and non skid tires all around, it makes the ideal enclosed car for business or for pleasure. Reasonably prompt delivery. Woodson Brothers What Qualities Do Yon Seek in Your Bank? Safety Naturally. Abil ity to so manage the finances of the institu tion as to make it prof, ¡table to all concerned? Certainly. Integrity of its officials and direc tors. Strength of its re sources. You will find these qualities—anti mor e—i n the First National Bank, of Cot tage Grove. FIRST NATIONAL BANK (The Old Reliable) Sink Your Teeth INTO ONE OF OUR FINE PORTER HOUSE, SIRLOIN OR SHORT STEAKS AT DINNER TONIGHT. WE’LL WAGER YOU NEVER TASTED ANY BETTER. Quality Market Free Delivery CULVER i ANDERSON, PROPS. Phone 4« THE MAN WHO BUYS OUR GAS buys service with it. That’s why we say “Miles and smiles’’ in the same breath. For Red Crown and Shell gas makes smil ing customers who come back for more. Our gas is easy on your engine as well as your bank account. It adds life as well as power to your car. . COTTAGE GROVE SERVICE STATION Fifth and Main Streets their own work room, where they will be able to leave their mater -o ials. The charter members of this club A special meeting of the Toujour* Prete club was held Tuesday eve are the following: Mrs. Fred Ben ning at the home of Mrs. R. L. nett, president; Hazel Swanson, vice Stewart. Mrs. G. C. Dyott and president; Evelyn Veatch, secretary Mrs. C. C. Cruson, the sponsors who and treasurer; Hallie Willits, Mar have charge of the art work which garet Galloway, Mrs. R. L. Stewart, will be the first taken up, met with Mrs. Bert Trask, Rita Kelly, Kath the girls and explained fully this ryn McQueen, Ermine Violette, Le line of work. The members were ona Meeks, Dolly Pitcher, Beatrice greatly enthused and were eager to I-eonard, Hazel Führer, Jessie Ran begin on their plans. The art work burne, Gladys Chapman, Clara Milne will continue until Christmas, when and Ruth Bede. The next regular meeting will be sewing will be substituted. Dress making, basketry, millinery and held October 3 at their club room. costume designing are listed under After their work the members will sewing. Gymnasium work, drill in be entertained at the home of Mrs. parliamentary law and home nurs Fred Bennett. ♦ ♦ ♦ ing or first aid are other branches Mrs. W. L. Darby was a pleasing that will be taken up. Dramatics may be given attention later if time host ess to the members of the Past will permit. When the club takes Matrons’ club at her home Monday up nursing or first aid, some time afternoon. After a short business after Christmas, it is planning to meeting the afternoon was spent secure some lecturers from the Uni in social conversation. At tea time versity of Oregon and the Oregon Mrs. Darby was assisted by her Agricultural college. Mrs. Cruson daughters, Mrs. Gladys Jaokson and has extended gracious hospitality Miss Margaret Darby, the latter to the club in offering them a large of Eugene. Yellow marigolds and room in her new home to have as other blossoms of yellow adorned the table. Small glass baskets filled with candy were the attractive fa NOTICE TO CREDITORS. vors. About fourteen members wero present. Notico is hereby given that the ♦ # ♦ undersigned has been appointed by Mrs. Victor Chambers and Mrs. tho County Court of Une County, Harold Dugan invited a number of Oregon, administrator of the estate their friends to tho home of Mrs. of Allen Kirk, deceased, which or Chambers Tuesday evening ia honor der bears date of the 19th day of >f their husbands, both having had September, 1923. u birthday anniversary during the All persons having claims against week. The evening was spent in the estate of said Allen Kirk, de playing five hundred, Mrs. Fred ceased, are hereby notified and re Anderson and Carl Witte receiving quired to present the same duly ver high honors. Delightful refresh ified, to the undersigned at the law ments were served. Others sharing office of Herbert W. Lombard, First this pleasant evening were Mr. and National bank building, Cottage Mrs. W. A. Garouttc, Mr. nnd Mrs. Grove, Lane County, Oregon, on or Earl Garouttc, Mr. and Mrs. Victor before six months from the day of Kem, Mr. nnd Mrs. Merville Veatch, the first publication of this notice. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson, Mr. Dated and first published this and Mrs. Pete Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. 21st day of September, 1923. Carl Witte, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin J. H. KIRK, Smith. Administrator of the estate ♦ * ♦ of Allen Kirk, deceased. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dugan were HERBERT W. LOMBARD, dinner guests Tuemlaj’ at the home Attorney for estate. *p21ocl9c of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Chambers. ♦ «> ❖ NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT. The S. T. R. club held its opening meeting of the fall season Wednes Notice is hereby given that the day afternoon at the home of Mrs. undersigned, as administratrix of Marvin Smith. tho estate of Irving W. Petrie, de ❖ ♦ ♦ ceased. has filed her final account Tho I. O. O. F. and Rebekah in the office of the County Clerk lodges will hold their annual picnic of Lane County, Oregon, and that Sunday at the picnic grounds be Saturday, the 20th day of October, yond the steel bridge. 1923, at the hour of 11 a. m. in the ♦ ♦ ♦ forenoou of «aid day, in tho County The next regular meeting of the Court Room of said Court has been W. R. C. will he hold September 22 appointed by said Court as the time in I. O. O. F. hall. All membors and place for the hearing of objec are requested to be present. Thero tions thereto and the settlement will be a called meeting nt 1 thereof. o’clock Tuesday, Sept ember 25, to Dated and first published Sept. meet the department president, who 14, 1923. will be on n tour of inspection. Last publication Oct. 12th, 1923. Luncheon will be served at noon. MABEL CONNER, ♦ <?> Administratrix of the estate of The Constellation club met yester Irving W. Petrie, deceased. day in tho banquet room of the Ma J. E. YOUNG, sonic hall. Mrs. Andrew Brand, Attorney for estate. sptl4oct!2c Mrs. A. W. Swanson nnd Mrs. G. M. Scott, were hostesses. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Miss Marjorie Ellen Titus cele In the County Court of tho State brated her fourth birthday anni versary very merrily on Friday of of Oregon for Lane County. Notice is hereby given that the last week, when a number of her undersigned administrator of the little friends responded to invita estate of Anna Willis, deceased, has tions for an afternoon of games filed his final account with the and play. Lite in the afternoon County Court of Lane County, Ore refreshments were served, when tho gon, in the matter of said estate lighted birthday eako was cut. and an order has been made and Each guest receiving a balloon as a entered of record directing notico favor. The small hostess received of hearing thereon and set many pretty gifts. Miss Dorothy ting Saturday, the 29th day of Kurre and Donald Hood, the latter September, 1923, at the hour of 11 of Portland and a brother of Mrs. Invited for the o’clock a. m. at the County Court Titus, assisted. room in Eugene, Lane County, Ore party were Frederick and Ann gon, as tho time and place of hear Proctor, Stewart Robert, Robert ing objections, if any, to said a« Mills, Dorothy Hatch, Dale Bennett, coynt and for the final settlement Kathleen Daugherty, Margaret and Patricia Short, Henry and Sidney of the said estate. Wynne, Billy Helliwell, Mary Eliza C. O. WILLIS, Administrator of the estate both Isisswell, Mary Jane Smith of Anna Willis, deceased. and Phyllis and Ann Williamson, the last named being from Eugene. H. J. SHINN, ♦ ^Attorne2>for>estatoi a24sg21c Joseph E. McKibben, of this city, NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT. and Lucile E. Schmidt, of Hugo, were married September 16, at the Notice is hereby given that the home of Mr. and Mm. Dwight King undersigned, as administrator of the in Eugene, Rev. E. V. Stivers of estate of Love Allen, deceased, has ficiating. Shortly afterwards the filed his final account in the office couple left for Newport for a short of the County Clerk of Lane County, •t«y. Mr. McKibben is employed Oregon, and that Saturday, the as a carpenter foreman by the 22nd day of September, 1923, at Southern Pacific company. They the hour of 11 a. in. in the forenoon are undecided as to where they will of said day, in the County Court make their home. . 8> ♦ e Room of said Court has been ap Frank White, »on of Mr. and Mrs. pointed by said Court as the time and place for tho hearing of ob V. D. White, of this city, and Mae jections thereto and the settlement belle Seybold, daughter of Mr. and Mis. E. J. Saybold, of Grants Pass, thereof. Dated and first published Angust both well known among the younger set here, were married in Eugene 24, 1923. Last publication September 21, Tuesday of last week. The couple spent Wednesday at the bride’s 1923. borne in Grants Pass, returning here JAMIS ALLEN, Administrator of the estate the day following and will make of Love Alleo, deceased. their home here. ♦ ♦ ♦ J. E. YOUNG, The first regular meeting for the Attorney for estate. a24»pt21 season of the American Legion and of the auxiliary will be held at 8 NOTICE TO CREDITORS. o’clock Monday evening in I. O. O. F. hall. Mr. and Mr». Ivan E. War Estate of Benjamin D. Stephen ner, who were delegate» to the state son, deceased. convention, will make their reports. Notice is hereby given that Mabel They returned with their heads full Alstott was on the 28th day of of ideas and their notebooks full of August, 1923, appointed adminis notes and with great enthusiasm tratrix with will annexed of the for the work during the remainder estate of Benjamin D. Stephenson, of the year. The charter of the deceased, by the County Court of auxiliary will be presented for the the State of Oregon in Imne County signatures of the charter members. and that all persons having claims The executive committee of the sgainst the said estate are required anxiliary will hold a session at 7:30 to file the same, duly verified, with this evening with Mr». Warner to said Administratrix, at the law of- discus* the DU»in>*M of the year. fiee of H. J. Shinn, in Cottage ♦ ❖ ♦ Grove, Imne County, Oregon, with A »bort program was given at the in six months from the first [>ubli- Masonic lodge Wednesday evening ration of this notice which will be at an intermission in the business the 31st day of August, 1923. session. Mrs. Carl Witte gave >< MABEL ALSTOTT, vocal soln, Miss Elisc Price a piano Administratrix with will led. solo, Mrs. Carl Witte and Mrs. Cleo H. J. SHINN, Morelock n vocal duet anil Miss Attorney for estate. a3lspe28e Dorothy Wiekham, of Portland (guest of Mrs. H W. Titus) a vo A CRY IN THE NIGHT, gnping cal solo. Miss Price presided at the paint in the vital«, cramp«, piano. ♦ ♦ ♦ weakening diarrhoea - whether child cm Cottage Grove friends will be in adult, im.aediafct comfort and ease it terested in the announcement of the wedding of Miss Genevieve Jury, COLIC and DIARRHOEA of Seattle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. REMEDY Alf Jury, to I<ester 1'helpa, of Tills- P< (Concluded oa next page.) SOCIETY CHAMBERLAIN’S PAGE THREE ■ Farm Insurance Enrollment The OREGON FIRE RELIEF ASS’N, of M c M innville , your own home COMPANY, has taken DEFINITE AC TION toward RELIEVING the PRES SURE on the FARMERS of OREGON. Under our NEW PLAN we will insure FARM PROPERTY for a term of FIVE YEARS, and allow the farmer to pay his premium ONE-FIFTH each year. No INTEREST will be charged on these de ferred premium payments. The policies are GUARANTEED to be absolutely NON ASSESSABLE. This is the MOST LIBERAL proposition ever offered by ANY INSURANCE COMPANY, either at this or any other time in history. Let us repeat, the policies are issued on the flat rate plan, and are absolutely non assessable, and there is NO INTEREST to pay on the deferred premium pay ments. The theory that all CORPORATIONS are HEARTLESS has been WROUGHT ASUNDER by this most liberal offer on the nart of the OREGON FIRE RELIEF ass ’ n , of M c M innville . Every farmer in the state, owning insur able property, can and should participate in this insurance saving plan, as it was formulated expressly for the benefit of our farmers. You place yourself under no obligations whatever by making inquiry for full particulars. Dates Complete Business Course, Bookkeeping Course, Sten ographic or Secretarial Course and The Burroughs Machines. Special work by arrange ment. Enroll now and begin your business training with one of our regular classes. Reasonable Rates. Efficient Instruction. 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Office phone, 10: res idence phono, 184-J._______________ HERBERT W. LOMBARD Attorney at L»w First National Bank Building Cottage Grove, Ore. Phone 94 DR. O. E. FROST Office in I-awson building Phono 47 Cottage Grove Oregon DR. W. M. HAMILTON Ohiropraetic, MochanoThorapy, Gynecology, Hydro-Therapy, Electro Therapy. Office over Darby Hard ware. Phono 116-J. Office hours: 9 to 12; 1 to 6; Sundays by appoint ment. GA VEN O. DYOTT, M. D. Physician and Surgeon X-ray work in all its branches. Eve nings by appointment. 634 Maio Cottage Grove, Oregon DR. W. E. LEBOW Dentist Office Fifth and Main. Hours, 8:30 to 12 and 1 to 6:30. Evenings and Bundays by appointment. Phones: office 35, residence 134-Y. DR. H. A. HAGEN Licensed Drugleaa Physician Phone 30. Ostrander Building, 030 H Main Street, Cottage Grove J. F. 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