The Cottage Grove sentinel., November 20, 1924, Page 3, Image 3

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COTTAGE^ROVE^SENTINM^jrnURSDAVNOVEMBER^OjJD^t
attending a nurses’ training school
in Portland, spent tthe fore part
of the week here at the home of |
her uncle, George O. Knowles.
Religious Meeting Is
Sleep Dispeller.
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Church News
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Presbyterian Church—E. V. Os­
trander, acting pastor during the
Thanksgiving dinner at the Residents of the vicinity entered absence
of A. Ralph Spcarow.
Gray Goose, 1 to 3 and 6 to 8. a complaint several days ago Sunday school
at 10, forenoon ser­
The Joseph Kelly family, c. against a religious sect which has vice at 11, evening service at 7:30.
.
been
holding
meetings
in
W.
O.
Eugene, spent Sunday at the 8. L.
Midweek services Thursday even­
Distance means nothing to the business firm that
W. hall, charging that the meet- ings at 7:30.
Mackin home.
carries its account with this bank.
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I ings were continued to 2 or 3
New sheets for your book-
Baptist Church—Tenth and Adams,
keeping system, regardless of the gle
of thoge livi
in the E. R. Cleveuger, minister. This
Recent operations include collecting notes in Canada,
where you got it. The Sentinel. vieinjty was thereby disturbed.
| church stands for tho full gospel
securing credit information in New York, and sending
A welcome is given to all
Mrs. Caroline Brand and daugh­
The preacher made the defense ; message.
money to Europe.
ter and son, Mrs. Harris Emmons ■ that it was not the intention to who come. Bible school at 10,
I preaching at II and 7:30. Young
and Leo Brand, left today for | continue meetings to that hour 'people’s meeting at 6:30. Prayer
Seattle,
Wash.,
Mrs.
Emmons
’
but that those who went under I meeting Thursday evenings at 7:3«
All of these services are performed, besides giving
home, where the Brands will also the influence of the spirit oft"n I After the prayer meeting the pastor
speed and satisfaction in taking care of the financial
bible study.
did not come from under the in­ conducts a class • in
reside.
• •
needs of business men.
fluence until the early morning
Games of skill at Harvest hours and he did not like to dis- Christian Church, the “ltomo-like”
minister.
Festival.
' turb them. A fine of $25 was church—A. J.
WE INVITE COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS
Mrs. Caroline Cameron, of Chi­ imposed but was suspended upon Sunday school at 9:45, sermon and
cago, is spending the wiuter at condition that there be no more communiou at 11, Christian endea
vor at 6:30, evening service at 7:30.
the home of her sister, Mrs. Flora ' complaints of the disturbance con­
• • •
McGee.
Methodist Church—Rev. J. H.
tinuing to an unreasonable hour.
Ebert, Pastor. Sunday school at
Get a United States Cord Tire
9:45, morning worship at 11, Ep
and Tube for $10.05 at Billie
Cottage Grove, Oregon
A Strong Bank
worth league at 7, evening service
Hall’s.
c
at 7:39. Everybody is welcome to
Mrs. D. G. Bushby was in a Eu­
attend all of these services.
gene hospital during the week for
«$>---------------------------------------
<S> in Albany and Portlaml with rela­ medical treatment.
Free Methodist church—Corner of
There were 2,181,532 visitors in
Monroe avenuo and south Fifth
tives.
Latest copyright books for 1924 to the twenty-one nation* I street
—D. 8. Forrester, pastor, Sun­
of Oregon and Washington.
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Bookkeeping systems. The rent. Radio
Exchange,
406 | forests
This number of people fishod, day school at 10, forenoon services
The A. C. Woodard
house on Sentinel.
n27Tc camped, picknickod, hunted or at 11, evening service at 7:30.
Main.
south Second street has been pur­
Mrs. T. C. Wheeler, Mrs. Clara
R. P. Carmen, of Myrtle Point, traveled on the 27 million acres Prayer meeting at 7:30 Thursday
evenings.
chased by Garfield Crowe, former
Burkholder, Mrs. A. W. Swanson visited Tuesday with his father,
of the national forests and repre-
resident of Lorane, who recently ! and the latter’s daughter, Miss Ì J. W. Carmen.
j
sent
an
increase
of
605,222
over
Christian Science Church—Corner
returned from Milwaukee, Wis. llazel Swanson, will leave tomor- i
jf Jefferson avenuo und Second
The deal was made by E. C. Lock- row afternoon for Corvallis, where j Lang range demonstration the 1923 figures and 1,151,560 street. Sunday services at 11 a. m.
more than for 1922. Tho figures
wood.
they will attend the Oregon-O. A. j Friday at Bressler & Son’s.
nt 7:30 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Dahl re- | do not include visitors to Rainie: Wednesday sorvices
• • •
C.
football
game
Saturday.
Harvest Festival Saturday.
turned Monday fronj a business | and Crater Lake national parks in
Seventh Day Adventist Church—
The Sentinel was favored a few
Your wife will appreciate trip to Portland.
I the two statos, which also report West Main street. Services every
days ago with two fat ducks, the Sour taking the family to the
Saturday. Sabbath school at 1Ô,
Frank Elliott, specialist in this as their biggest season.
donor being C. E. Frost, He did
ray Goose for Thanksgiving all Mrs.
church service at 11; prayer meet
recently ar
beauty
work,
has
got
when
he
not state where or
dinner.
ing Wednesday evonings at 7:30.
rived
from
Chicago
and
is
opening
them but the editor has some def­
The Jack Callahan family, of a beauty shop at 519 Main street.
Sunday School services in the
inite information as to when end Portland, spent the week en«t at
Mrs. Elliott plans to have the
1tham school house every Sunday
where they went.
the homes of Mrs. Callahan’s par­ shop open for business the fore
at
9:45. Mrs Hugh Trunnel, su­
AU records for egg prices ever perintendent; Mrs. Winnie Hagerty,
Ray Nelson, auto electrician. ents and sister, Mr. and Mrs. part of the week and it is to be
W. C. Johnson, and Mrs. W. A. a permanent establishment, as Mrs. paid by tho Pacific Cooperative assistant superintendent.
Ninth and Main streets.
Garoutte. Mrs. Garoutto returned Elliott plans to make her home Poultry Producers were broken this
Chin Goo, who had been chef at
with them Sunday evening and i here.
Stilesbooks. The Sentinel. tf2
n20p«l week when the payment for the
Hotel Bartell for two and a half
Mr. Garoutte and son Colin will
years, left today for China, where
A daughter was born Monday forty-fifth pool went out to its
motor to CorvalliB to meet her
members. Tho prices for this pool
ho intends to enter business. His
SILK CREEK.
and to attend the Oregon-O. A. C. ' to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bolton.
were as follows: Extras, 63c; se­
place has been taken by George
S.
C.
Veatch
was
up
from
football
game.
lects, 59c; browns, 59c; standards,
Chan, who was an assistant here
' Halsoy during the week.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Special Miller Cord Tire and
55c; pullets, 46c.
for several months some time ago.
Nov.
17. Mrs. O. H. Wheeler
*A* shingles in the ware­ A charge of 2c the dozen was was called
Only 28 days left for your Tube for only $9.25. Billie Hall’s. c
to Row river Thurs-
house,
$3.50.
Brick,
lime,
ce
­
made
by
the
association
for
hand
­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
M.
Vincent,
Christmas shopping. At the Picture
day by word that her foster moth
ment,
plaster
and
a
lot
of
other
ling
charges.
Shop you will find appropriate of Marshfield, are visiting at the
er, Mrs. Clevenger, had been in­
gifts—pictures, frames, ukuleles, home of Mrs. Vincent’s sister, builders’ needs. S. L. Godard.
jured in an automobile accident
George J. Walton is here from COUNTY PAYS $4400 OF
stand frames for photos, albums, Mrs. E. G. O. Groat. They spent
the evening before. Mrs. Wheel­
days
Falls for a few
the fore part of the week in I I Klamath
ELECTION EXPENSES er returned Thursday evening.
greeting cards.
......
He is in
Mrs. Vincent ’s with a view to locating.
Springfield
with
Joe Marshall, of Sutherlin, was
Mrs. Frances E. VanKleek, of
That elections are costly affairs a visitor here the Inst of the week.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Z. L. Cox. ! the life insurance business.
Aberdeen, Wash., arrived Monday
and run into considerable money, is
to visit until after the holidays
See Scholl and see your General, Shell, Union, Red Crown, tho cry of members of the county Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Grines en
(t) Special Winter Gas at Bunge’s, tfc
tertained Joe Marshall Saturday
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. money longer.
A. C. Spriggs returne<L-yester­ court, who have signed the first at dinner.
Leo Johnson, of Rujada.
Mrs. Rebecca Medley left yes-
batch
of
bills
for
wages
for
judges
R. V. Darnell was suffering with
from Scottsburg, where he
Starr fixes watches right. tf2 terday for a week’s visit in day
and clerks in the 98 precincts of
a «laugh had been on a fishing trip in the county. Bills totaling $4400 a sore throat the last of the week.
home
of
Portland
at
the
Miss Lorna Howard, of Roseburg,
Mrs. S. Burcham entertained
Harmon, and in Hills company with John Safley, of were acted upon and others are
visited during the week at the ter, Mrs. C.
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Wheeler and
boro at the Lome of a daughter, Drain.
still coming in. All of the bills for family at dinner Sunday.
W. M. Norris home.
Mrs. W. A. Beck.
Fun and frolics at Harvest rental of polling places and the Mr. Gall was home from Elmira
The
Bookkeeping outfits.
Festival Saturday.
Elliott
Beauty
Parlor
opens
charges for transportation of elec- over the week end.
Sentinel.
Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Phillips tion equipment have not been pre­
Monday
at
519
Main
Street.
B. W. Garner has been indis­
Harvey Wingard, of Eugene,
Martin H. Anderson sustaine«! spent Sunday in Drain with Mrs. sented yet.
posed recently with earache.
spent Tuesday at the Harry L.
a painful cut on his right foot Matilda Applegate.
Grube honrv.
Stage Driver Is Fined.
Tuesday while using an ax at
Galloway for insurance. 511 Main.
Baby Is Birthday Present to Father.
Contracting work of all kinds. the fire at the Dixon house, It
L. E. Davis, driver of one of
Mrs.
Ferris
Marks
was
in
Grants
A 7%-pound son born Tuesday
n20-27p(T) was necessary to have a stitch
Elmer Monson.
tho motor stages operating betwi een
Pass Saturday on business.
to Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Babcock,
Miss Sophia Jensen, of Chicago, taken in the foot.
Eugene and Portland, was fined
Be beautiful—visit the El­ $10 in Eugene justice court Wed­ of Silk Creek, was a birthday
who had been visiting Mrs. Julia
Are you satisfied with the work
present to the father, The non
Madsen, left yesterday for Hau you have had done in the past 1 liott Beauty Parlor, 519 Main. nesday for overloading his stage
has been named Morton Keith.
Leontinc
Morelock
Lusk
has
re-
winter.
spend
the
Diego to
Then try the Owl Cleaners, Just I turned from Eugene and will make above the rated capacity of the
vehicle. This stage is allowed to
Old fiddlers at Harvest phone 81. We will do the rest. her home here with her parents, carry 24 passengers and it was
Lebanon Here Tomorrow.
Owl Cleaners, 410 Main St.
Festival.
Mr. and Mrs. William Morelock. alleged that DaviB had on 26 or 27.
The Cottage drove football team
Mrs. Rosa Stone, recently of She is recuperating from a recent
Mrs. M. Chase, of Seattle, is
Tho traffic officer who made has a game scheduled with Leba­
visiting here parents, Mr. and Los Angeles, who had been visit­ operation for goiter.
the
arrest had stopped the stage non high for tomorrow afternoon,
ing at the home of her niece, Mrs.
Mrs. W. J. Cooley.
Contracting work of all kinds. on account of alleged excessive to be played here.
C. Mulvihill, left yesterday for Elmer Monson.
n20-27p(T) speed but when he counted the
Fat geese for Thanksgiving, $2
her home.
each. Phone 25-F-21% Mrs. Joe Portland to make
*A*
shingles
in
the
ware­ passengers he placed the overload­ Ir
Schneider.
nl3-20p (2;
Big punkins at Harvest
ELLIOTT
house,
$3.50.
Brick,
lime,
ce­ ing charge against the driver.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Carpenter, Festival Saturday.
ment,
plaster
and
a
lot
of
other
recovering
Mrs. Carl Witte is
Money Is Turned Over.
of Portland, who are enroute to
builders’ needs. S. L. Godard. Tax
More than $112,000 in tax mon­
Los Angeles to make their home, satisfactorily from a recent opera-
Spirella
corRets,
hosiery
and
519 Main Street
ey was turned over by Sheriff
are visiting Mrs. Carpenter’s par­ tion for appendicitis.
! Shaughnessy underwear. Time to
Upstairs Lawson Apartments
Frank E. Taylor to County Tretts
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Adams.
Galloway writes insurance.
order for Christmas. Mrs. E. C.
uror Edna Ward Monday, The
An 8%-pound son was born Shay, 305 Sixth street.
Latest books and magazines.
n20pd
and Mrs. O. C.
amount was segregated as fol-
Tuesday
to
Mr.
Radio Exchange, 406 Main
Specialist in Beauty
New Rental Library. Radio lows:
Parr.
Work of all Lines
street.
n27Tc
59,674.(55
„
,
n27Tc
and
county.
State
.$
Any gas you desire. Bunge’s Exchange, 406 Main.
Mre. Mary D. Moss, president of
20,495.14
Cities
tfe
i
Stewart for good plumbing.
the Rebekah Assembly of Oregon, Service Station.
28,118.38 Prices low enough so that
I School districts ..—
John Woodard is expected home
will maW an official visit her-
952.99 everyone can afford to be
Union high schools
the
latter
part
of
the
week
from
,
Friday evening. Mrs. Moss is :.
TEXTBOOKS IN SCHOOLS | Roa* I districts ....
1,579.96 beautiful.
i)
former resident of Lakeview, which a short business trip to Denver
1,020.72
ARE TO COST MORE NOW Port of Siuslaw .-
is also the former home of the Colo.
189.27
Forest fire patrol
J. Q. Willits family, and she will
Salem, Ore., Nov. 17.—An in- I
♦A* shingles in the ware
be a guest at the Willits home.
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$112,031.11
Total
Brick,
lime, ce- crease of 25 per cent in the cost
house, $3.50.
A complete line of distinctive nient? plaater and a lot of other of textbook.« in the grade and
Observe Fiftieth Anniversary.
greeting cards for the holidays— builder«’ needs. 8. L. Godard. hi«h "«’hools <>f Oregon that are
> .,tete
state textbook
A daughter was born yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. William Haniis
eards you will be proud to sent’
, commission which is meeting here observed their fiftieth wedding
to your friends. The Picture Shop. to Mr. and Mrs. Charles White.
today is saiil by J. A. Churchill,
They
Miss Hazel Führer was home | One gift always appropriate—a state school superintendent, to lx* anniversary last -evening.
had dinner at the home of their
FOR
25%
from O. A.«C. for the week end.
picture. All framed pictures
■ unavoidable.
eon, B«-rt Hands. They wore mar
Lang range demonstration off remainder of this week only. The state textbook commission, rie«l fifty years ago in Albion,
FORD OWNERS
The Picture Shop.
f
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Friday at Bressler & Son’s.
since its inception, has met only Illinois. About 13 years ago they
Flor
Miss Dora Weatherson, of
Mr. and Mrs. Merville V catch
i every six • years, and the first arrived in California, coming to
Equip Your Ford with A ■
left yesterday for a week’s visit cnee, who until recently had been meeting in six years is in progress Cottage Grov a year later.
| acre today. By a change in the
.Ji
law made by the legislature of
r
But, Surely It Wasn't.—The kin
■ 1923, however, the commission
will hereafter meet every two dergnrten had been studying the
years. Under the old system of i wind all week—its power, effects,
meeting every six years, all books etc.—until the subject had been
in
the
public
schools
were pretty well exhausted.
Let us help you make this day one of the days that
changed or readopte<l every six
To stimulate interest, the teacher
yotF will remember.
and
' years, but under the new plan said, in her most enthusiastic man­
changes
will
be
made
in
one-third
The Thanksgiving meal is the one dinner of the year
of them every two years, or the ner: “Children, as we were going
that you will want to be the very best and to do this
and add ZÇ to
to Buton Rouge to witness th«’ game
books in use may be readopted.
you will want tie best variety and quality to choose
yesterday, the train approached
Your Mileage
from.
one of the stations and something
Party Expenses Listed.
Below are just a few of the many nice things we
The Lane county republican een came snftly and kissed me on the
Get More Pep atici Power,
have that you will need:
What do you think it
tral committee expended »434.18 cheek.
,
Starting and
waat
”
«luring
the
reeent
political
cam
­
Celery
Mince Meat
Stuffed Dates
A pretty girl in tho war shouted:
paign, according to a statement
Metter Performance, Too
Lettuce
Raisins
Stuffed Figs
filed in the office of the county I know! It whs the conductor,
Oranges
Currants
Glazed Fruits
clerk.
Bananas
Cranberries
because when h«' took my ticket,
New Candies
The "Earle for Sheriff Club,” he told me I «»« a very pretty
Built Special tor
Sweet Potatoes
Cider
New Crop Nuts
supporting the eandidaey of Hugh girl and kissed me. too.”—Reho-
k. Your Car 'A
H Earle, defeated democrat can both Hunday Herald.
didate for sheriff, expended $86.55
and R. O. Brady, defeated demo
If we
M haven’t exactly what yon
im- want—or can’t produce it—if it is
I cratie candidate for county
The Store That Appreciates Your Trade
miarioner, paid out »31.40, aeeord- anything in the printing lino—we
,in« to their statements
ean get it for you.
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WHAT IS 1000 MILES?
BANK OF COTTAGE GROVE
Million Visitors
in Forests.
I Tales of the Town i
Egg Prices Hit High
Record Figure.
BEAUTY PARLOR
The Old Brick Shanty at the Corner
of Sixth and Main Streets
The Community Bank of Strength and Character
MAKE IT YOUR BANK
The First National BanK
of Cottage Grove, Ore.
Bristow’s Brother-In-Law Dies.
Darwin Bristow, of Eugen«', re­
ceived word Wednesday from his
sister, Mrs. John H. Stephens,
of Monrovia, Calif., stating that
her husband hud died. Air. Steph­
ens was an ox-congressman from
Texas. Mrs. Stephens was Miss
Lizzie Bristow.
Rubber stamps. The Sentinel.
NOTICE OF ROAD DISTRICT
MEETING.
To whom it may concern: Notice
is hereby given that a meeting of
the legal voters being resilient tax
payers ami owners of real property
in road district No. 17, in Lane
County, Oregon, will bo held at
tho hour of 7:30 P. M. on th«' 22d
«lay of November, A. D. 1924, nt
the Wildwood schoolhouse in said
Road District, to determine wheth­
er said road district shall levy a
special tax of 6 mills upon all
the taxable property in said ills
trict for the purpose of providing
funds for surfacing .roads in dis
Irict 17.
CLINTON HURD,
Count v Commissioner.
O. E. CROWE,
n6-13-20
County Commissioner.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE­
MENT.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned executor ami -axeentrix
of tho estate of Isabella M. Ran-
dolph, deceased, have filed their
account for tho final settlement
of tho said estate in the County
Court of tho .State of Oregon for
Lane County an«t that Tuesday,
the Kith day of December, 1924,
at tho court room in said court in
Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, at
10 o’clock in the forenoon, has
been by said Court fixed as the
time ami place of hearing objec­
tion thereto, if any, and for tho
full ami final settlement of tho
said estate. Said order made anil
entered of record tho 13th day
of November, 1924.
CARL H. ELLIOTT, Executor,
ROSA E. ELLIOTT, Executrix,
of the estate of Isabella M.
Randolph, deceased.
H. J. SHINN, attorney
for the estate.
nl3(T)dll
NOTICE OF ROAD DISTRICT
MEETING.
To whom it may concern: Notice
is hereby given that a meeting of
the legal voters being resilient tax­
payers amt owners of rent property
in Road district No. 64, in Lane
County, Oregon, will be held at
the hour of 2 P. M. on tho 22d
.lay of November, A. D. 1924, at
the Cartwright Schoolhouse in said
Road District, to determine wheth­
er said road district shall levy a
special tax of 3 mills upon all
the taxable property in said dis­
trict for the purpose of providing
funds for maintenance.
CLINTON HURD,
County Commissioner.
O. E. CROWE,
116 13 20
County Commissioner.
The Home Store
—Your Store!
While this store is a unit of a great
Nation-wide system of busy, popular
department stores, providing more
than a million people with their per­
sonal and home needs, it, primarily, is
YOUR STORE for it goes to the great­
est length to serve you.
Not only fresh, reliable goods are
offered you from day to day, but such
goods as better fulfill the needs and
requirements of the people of this
community. Your individual needs are
anticipated in a surprisingly thorough
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J
When you lift the lid
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