COTTAGE GROVE SENTINE!., THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1924
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WEEKLY PROGRAM
Thurs., Aug. 21—“Behind the Curtain.”
“Fighting Bloods,” round No. 7. Interna
tional News.
Fri., Aug. 22—“Heart Bandit,” wit 11
Viola Dana. And a comedy.
Sat., Aug. 23—“The Heart Buster,” with
Tom Mix. And a comedy.
Sun.-Mon., Aug. 24-25—Constance Tai-
madge in “Dulcy.” And a comedy.
Tues.-Wed., Äug. 26-27—“The Stranger,”
with an all star cast. And a comedy.
Thurs., Aug. 28—King’s 1924 Revue,
comedy, mirth, music—ten people—new
songs, specialties, dances; a diverting show.
Go. Picture program in connection.
Quality Market
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United States forest service and
members of bis own company, R.
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the Ochoco Timber company, today
was in the timber of Crook county
forest, which adjoins those
Ochoco Timber company.
deal is made it menus
ng of the timber and the
slnnent nt Prineville of
of
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ieaa Legion men from Eugene, who
went to Junction City iimui <1 ately
upon heuring of their arrival.
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American la-gion pos.s of the
DOREN A.
James II. Mills and Mis* Carroll
county haie protester! ug...
Hons, both of North Bond, where
settlement ot this see. .» tin
(Special to The Sentinel.)
married nt a quiet home wedding
Aug. 18.—Ray Land and family, county because of tlm.r reputed
nt 1:30 o’clock Saturday afternoon
,,i th.- Kail K. Mill.-w hoiiif. A. K. i of Forest Grove, visited relatives disregard for murriage aud'sihooi
laws of the land in
I H pearow, pastor of the Presbyterian and friends last week.
live.
church, performed the ceremony in
Mrs. Fred Kelly and son Harvey
the presence of the immediate rel- pent Friday afternoon with Mrs. FOOTPRINTa OF PIONEER DAYS
I rfives of Mr. Mills. The ceremony Kelly’» sister, Mrs. Harvey Elf-
was performed in u bower of yel- ving in the grove.
(Continued from first page.)
1 low marigolds and snapdragons and
Mrs. Jerry Lingo, of Washington,
I fern and the same colors predornin- spent several days this week with Vaughn now lives in the city bin
, ated in the luncheon which Mrs. ¡.er mother. Aunt Kate laiud, and within three miles of the plat*
where her family settled She na
: Karl K. Mills served immediately tlieir relatives.
been further than that away j
afterward. Mr. Mills is a brother
Mrs. Fred Jones and daughter not
of K. K. Mills and Mrs. Mills was Lucille, of Marcela, visited this but a few times and her first trip I
Loraae was made only a tew i
formerly head nurse at a hospital week at the home of Mrs. Jones’ to
weeks ago.
in North Bend.
They will re brothers, Fred and Warren Kelly.
When
the Alexanders came to
turn today from spending a few
Albert Land, of Washington vis
days in Portland and go on to ited relatives here a few days this what was to be later know as the
most favored section of the famous,
North Bend to make their home.
week.
fertile, fruitful Willamette, they
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Mr. and Mrs. John Hastings, of had to cut a road to their donation
A pretty home wedding was held Marshfield, visited at the home of
claim.
Mrs. Alexander was the
last
Thursday afternoon,
when Mrs. Hastings ’ brothers Fred and
first to be buried ia the cemetery
Raymond Elwin Wicks, of Star, Warren several days last week.
and Thelma Lovetta Thomson, of I Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Ward motored now known as the Sears cemetery,
Dorena. were married in Eugene at | to Trent Saturday and visited at the land for which was donated by
the home of P. W. Davin,
Davis, uncle 1 the home of Mrs. Bohart’s brother Mr. Alexander. Others of Grandma
Vaughn’s family buried in the
of the bridegroom, The room* were Wm. Bohart.
cemetery are her father, two sisters,
attractively decorated with pink
Mrs. Baker and grandchildren, two brothers, lour children, two
and white flowers. The bride wore David and Mabel Robinson and
nephews and Squire Vaughn, her
a becoming dress of a delicate Mrs. McKinby motored to Eugeno husband.
shade of pink crepe de chine and Saturday.
The squire was an important
carried a bouquet of pink roses. I
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Elfving of citizen of tho community and lived
The couple were unattended. W. J. • the Grove spent Sunday evening at to the ripe old age of 94 years.
Large, of Eugene, read the cere- the C. A. Vanbchoiaek home.
Ho was a pioaeer of 1853 but was
mony and the wedding march waa
Nora Ward went to London Sat not married to Siaai Alexander un
played by Miss Opal Wagner, of urday to visit with friends a few til December 27, 1867. He was the
The newlyweds are ex- days.
Dorena.
first justice of the peace of this
ported to return today from a hon
Mrs. Rosa Pitcher accompanied
eymoon trip to Portland and Sea her daughter, Mrs. Jane Jinks, to section and held that position dur
ing his entire active life and mar
side.
Laeonner, Wash., for a visit.
ried muny of the pioneer couples,
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Mrs. Mack Stewart was brought performing altogether some .500
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Ginn ar
In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Charles home from a Portlaad hospital weddings.
rived yesterday from Indianapolis
Mr. and Mrs. James
Willinn. who have recently returned Sunday, her condition being some
for a visit al the home of Mr.
Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
from South Dakota, the Willian what improved.
Shortridge were the first two
Presbyterian Church—Rev. A. R. Ginn ’s aunt, Mrs. Carrie Henien-
and Jennings families held a re
couples for whom he tied the nup- Spearow, pastor. Sunday school at way.
union nt tho home of Mr. and Mrs.
LYNX HOLLOW.
tial knot.
10, Men’s Forum at 10, morning
B. F. McCullum Sunday, August
Squire Vaughn was also the hour at 11, junior Endeavor at 3, Nephew of Mrs. C. A. Smith Killed.
10. Those present wire Mr. anil
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Lewis Farlow, nephew of Mrs.
city’s first miller and ope ■ ated a evening service at 7:30. Topics for
Mrs. Ernest West, Zora West, T.
Aug. 19.-—Mr. and Mrs. S. W
The the services Sunday: Morning, “The C. A. Smith of this city, was killed
IL Willian, John Willian. Mr. and Sowers, of Cottage Grove, visited burr mill by water power.
instantly
Sunday morning when he
building he last used is said to
Mrs. Thoma« West, Mr. and Mrs. in tho home of their daughter, Mrs. be still standing near the Anderson Rising Tide’’; evening, “Prayers I jumped from the running-board of
Havo Heard”.
George Willinn, Fordyce and Laurel Walter Politico, Sunday.
a truck at Veneta, stumbled and
& Middleton saw mill at Latham.
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Edith Willian, of Thurston; Mr.
The B. Y. Porter family were
Sid Vaughn, Squire Vaughn’s sou,
Baptist Church—Tenth aud Adams, fell against a passenger train,
and Mrs. Charles Willian and Del among those who listened to the
which struck him buck of the right
until recently a resident here, was
mar Willinn. of Camp Crook, S. D.; little girl preacher in Eugene 8»u- one of the first four white children E. R. Clevenger, minister. This ear and broke his neck.
church stands for the full gospel
Sam and George Jones, of Oakland, day.
born here. He and Boone Short
Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. B. F. McCullum,
Marion Lebow was a business ridge were born October 20, 1855. message. A welcome is given to all
C. G. Picnic August 31.
who come. Bible school at 10,
Elmer and Carl McCollum, Mrs. El visitor in Creswell Friday of lust W. P. VanSchoiaek
The fourth annual reunion of
was born
preaching
at
11
and
7:30.
Young
sie Patten and Mrs. Pearl Suter, week.
former
Cottage Grove people now
February 20, 1855, and John Harins
people’s meeting at 6:30. Prayer living in Portland is to be held
of this city.
A. B. Wolford made a trip to December 9, 1854.
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meeting
Thursday
evenings
at
7:3'
Eugene Monday.
Sunday, August 31, at Peninsula
Among the school day friends of
Miss Hattie May Smith, daugh
Mrs. A. D. Addison anil daugh- Sinai Alexander were Sophronia and After the prayer meeting the pastor lark, Portland.
Cottage Grove
ter of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Smith, of ter Helen, of Eugene,
conducts
a
class
in
bible
study.
were guests Laura McFarland, the late Dr. W.
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lesidents are invited to attend.
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Star, and Lafyette G. Cornwell, son Thursday of Inst week in the K. Y. W. Oglesby, James and Joe Porter
of Mr. and Mrs. D. Cornwell, of Porter home.
Miss Helen is a and Jane Taylor.
Christian Church, the “ home like’’
For 35 cents a little wantad will
Roseburg, were nmrried late Satur teacher in the Bandon schools.
Ten children, six of whom are church—A. J. Adams, minister. sometimes do the work of a $5-a day
day afternoon in Eugene. Follow
Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Dresser and living, were born to J. W. and Sunday school at 9:45, sermon and auctioneer.
jno22p
ing the ceremony tho couple re Mrs. Paul Barnett and children vis
Sinai Vaughn. No word has been communion at 11, Christian endea
turned to the bride ’ h home, where ited in the S. E. Dresser home Sun received from one of them, Enoch, vor at 6:30, evening service at 7:30.
they found u large number of day and all visited London springs
Wire Hook to Thread Neeulc
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for nine years and his mother is not
guests anil a wedding dinner await- in the afternoon.
Saves Time, Aids Eyes
sure
that
he
is
still
alive,
although
Methodist Church—Rev. J. H.
ing them.
The newlyweds are
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Slater did she counts him among the living.
Elert, Pastor. Sunday school at
To save time in threading a needle
making their home at Star.
shopping in Creswell Saturday last.
9:45, morning worship at 11, Ep a device has been patented in Europe
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Lawrence Fisher left Wednesday
I. H. Veatch.
wor.h b'tiguc at 7, evening service
Complimenting Mrs. Harry Hart, of last week for Seattle. He has
Lemoore. Calif., July 29.—Editor r.t 7:30. Everybody is welcome to recently that performs the operation
the occasion being her forty-fifth employment with a mill company Sentinel: I see that you want th--
quickly, even in poor light. A slight
attend all of these services.
birthday anniversary, Mrs. Tom La- near there.
pressure of the fingers pushes a hooked
names of all those who came to
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loon. her daughter, and Mrs. H. B.
Mrs. Lawrence Fisher and Nora Cottage Grove before 1880. As this
wiie through the eye of a iietd!*.’ that
Breedlove were hostosses Wednesday Fisher accompanied Mr. Fisher as i-i my birthday, I thought I would
Christian Science Church—Corner
evening of last week at n surprise far as Eugene and visited in the till you that on July 29, 1857, I jf Jefferson avenue and Second has first been placed on top of a small
spring. Thert the strand is put on ths
dinner party at the Breedlove home. F. E. Taylor home.
was born on what is now part ot street. Sunday services at 11 a. m. ihook, which can be done by an un
The Hurt anil Breedlove families,
Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell the Bob Mosby place on Mosby Wednesday services at 8 p. m
George Hewitt and Mr. Lafoon have returned from their trip to creek. Forty years ago I was farm
steady hand, and as the grip is rcLateo
wore invited for the affair.
Canada.
The- were accompanied ing all the land in Cottage Grove
Free Methodist church—Corner of
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homo by friends.
south of Main street.
The old Monroe avenue and south Fifth
The members of the staff club
Lurch dwelling was the only build street—D. 8. Forrester, pastor, Sun
of tho Rebekah lodge, with their
DELIGHT VALLEY.
ing there,
The Lurch store hnd day school at 10, forenoon services
families, enjoyed a picnic dinner
uot yet been erected. Some change at 11, evening service at 7:30.
followed bv a social evening Tues
since then.
(Special
to
The
Sentinel.)
Prayer meeting at 7:30 Thursday
day in tho T. O. O. F. hall.
May and I nrc alone on the evenings.
Aug. 18.—The Charles Conner
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farm here, Dale and Maud have
i
family
left
Saturday
on
a
two
The M. P. G. club members, | weeks ’ trip to eastern Oregon. They moved to town, where they have
Seventh Day Adventist Church—
with their husbands and families, | will visit Mrs. Conner’s brother, charge of a grocery store, which
«Vest Main street. .Services every
will go to the N. W. White picnic
makes it lonesome for May and me Saturday. Snbbath school at 10,
grounds this evening to enjoy their i J. C. Huff, and other relatives at out here.
Dufur.
church service at 11; prayer meet
annual picnic.
Have just finished putting up my mg Wednesday evenings at 7:30.
Mrs. A. W. Cornutt and daugli
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fourth cutting of alfalfa and will
Thi‘ Mizpah class of the Pres- tors. Misses Lucile. Mary and Viv have two more cuttings but will
Sorvices will be held in the La the wire posses out of the needle eye.
bytorian Sunday school, with their ian, accompanied by Miss Mary let someone else put them up. Hay
friends, held n ‘‘corn feed” Tues- Snauer, of Cottage Grove, anil is $20 in the shock and unless we tham school house in the forenoon etrryinp the thread with it through
Marian
Sheldon,
of
Eugene,
left
on Sundays for an extended length the hole.
(lav evening in the church parlor.
Sunday on a motor trip to Seaside, have early rain it may reach $35 of time. Galan Jordan, of Eugene,
by the first of the year. The hay will have charge.
Tillamook
beaches
and
Portland,
Mrs. W. W. Shortridgo enter-
crop whero we are is fine but in
to be gone two weeks.
taint'd the ladiea’ foreign mission-
Ed Anderson, of Corvallis, spent most places it is very short. Th.’
ary society of the Free Methodist the week end at the home of his grape crop is also short and stock
Miss Doris Lebow is visiting in
church yesterday afternoon.
Albany at the home ot' her sister.
of all kinds is cheap.
sister. Mrs. C. A. Moore.
Mrs. Ray Gourley.
I, H, VEATCIL
C. H. Haight and sou Lionel
The Presbyterian missionary so
hop
ciety will hold its regular meeting returned Sunday from a motor trip
to the caves, Crater bike and Saw
CARD OF THANKS.
next Wednesday afternoon.
dust Springs, Calif. Misses Mary
and Gwendolyn Haight who accom
We wish to express to our friends
Row River Society.
and neighbors sincere thanks and
About 50 neighbors mid friends panied them to California, will re
turn
later
with
relatives.
appreciation for their kindness and
gathered Wednesday of last week
Bud Miller and family, of Cot
thoughtfulness and for the beau
to surprise Uncle Zeno and Aunt
tage
Grove,
visited
Sunday
evening
tiful floral offerings at the time
Barber work in general,
Betty Earl, the occasion being their
Mrs.
of the death of our beloved hus
golden wedding anniversary. Aunt at the Ray Myers home.
special
attention to children.
band, father and son.
j oc- Myers, who has been seriously ill.
Betty’s birthday anniversary
Mrs. Johannah Berggren and family,
Rove
ral is slowly improving.
curroil the dav before.
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1 fnp
Misses Evelyn Benston and Ver
Mrs. Charles Berggren and family, I
useful presents were received by
Grant jrower iuid Jmmnv;^jd?jjY
them. The evening was pleasantly neal Koch spent Sunday with M.r.
spent in conversation and playing nuil Mrs. Lowell Benston.
T. D Hodges purchased a car
games, after which refreshments .
ñi
load of sheep at Oakland last week.
were served.
Mr. and Mrs. John Weldon and
family, of Eugene, spent Sunday
DEMENTED MAN WANDERS
with Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Horn.
OUT OF HILLS AT ANLAUF
The H. E. Nixon, E. J. Kent,
O. Jacksqjn and C. A. Moore fami
An unknown demented man. who lies, Ed Anderson and Mr. and
hnd apparently been out in the Mrs. W. E. Nixon, of Delight Vai
min nil night, wandered into the ley, and the Geo. Kent family, of
Al Brown home about a mile from Agenda, Kans., picknieked Sunday
\nhiuf station early Monday morn at Happy camp east of Creswell.
inf. Hr told of losing some money
The Ernest Z rouiau family, of
in the mountains but did not re I Scotts Valley, visited Sunday at
member who he was. where ho the Ted Hodges home.
had bet'll or anything pertaining to
The Walker baseball teani won
hia past. He spoke brokenly in a on the local field Sunday from --because
Inn gunge not reeognired bv people Dexter in a lonely played ll-inniug
toonist, I hoiiias Niut, list'd the
at Anlanf.
The stranger had in game. The score was 16 to 15.
hia clothing
„ a ticket from Hood
Rudolph Hansen and family will elephant in 1874 to picture tin
River to Reno, Nev., that ho naid motor to Medford Wednesday for huge Republican vote in the
a policeman in Portland had helped a week's vacation.
previous presidential election.
him buy.
for Economical Transportation
The W. 8. Blakley family visited
There la a prmaibiHty that the Sunday evening nt the I. B. Morris Members of all parties vote t’of
man had wandered for da ya in home in tho Grove.
The remarkable rise of Chevrolet proves that the Chev
Epsom Salt
I he mountains, poaaiblv acron* the
Mr. and Mrs. L M. Powell, with
rolet
Motor Company has correctly guaged the shift
Cascade* from Hood River.
their guests, returned Thursday
ot public sentiment towards the most economical unit
The man wa* fed and nrovidod from a few days' outing nt New as a gentle, thorough cathartic
with drv clothing bv the Brown*, port.
of transportation which also meets modern requirements
to keep the body internally
who then sent to Brain for a
Oval Powcl is painting his house clean.
as to quality.
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deputy sheriff to take charge of and grading his van! and otherwise
Purest Epsom Salt frees the
him. He is now at Roseburg in improving his place.
Call, ,at our showrooms,
•howr<»“n>s» inspect the much-talked-of
charge of the Dougins county
The latest word front the Lee bile ducts from stagnant se
SI 1 EliltlK models, anil see why Chevrolet jumped
sheriff.
Nixon family left them in Colorado cretions.
A little every few
from seventh to second place in sales. I.earn
Learn how
They expect to leave for California days in a glass of water tonew
soon and will arrive home about
much daily utility and year round hi alth and happiness
D O Byrne Is Superintendent.
you
up
for
work
and
makes
you can obtain tor a sum so low that almost any
D. O. Bvrne has been advanced the middle of September.
you feel right for play. Very
to the position of superintendent
American lamily can easily finance the purchase.
easy to take.
of the Walter A. Woodard remano DUKHOBORS ARRIVE AND
BUY LANE COUNTY LAND
line of 200 Pureteat prepar
factoring plant UÌ Ijithntn, succeed
ing John Tomnetk, of Springfield,
ations for health and hygiene.
The fear that a colony of Duk
who has resigned.
Every item the best that skill
hoben* from Canada have deter
William Edwards and Waller mined to nettle in Lane county and care can produce.
Cochran were down from the B" sei *M to be well founded. A party
hemin district during the past week of that see* arrived in Junction
Agents for the Greatest Four and the Greatext Six
City several day* ago, made a
J. A. McCnllv, of Reedsport, via large leponit on farm land near
The REX A LI. Stnre V
in Their Classes on the Market Today
iteti here during the week with there ami left before they could
Grora. Ore ,
be seen by a committee of Amer- O. J Ketn. Pmp
friend*.
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