The Cottage Grove sentinel., January 12, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

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held Tn the afternoon and vesper I tween 2000 ajul 3000 feet deep. «r
services in tl)e evening.
Several thousand dollars was rais­ T
Ray Nelson for Radio Sup­ ed foe this purpose at a meeting
of stockholders in Eugene last
Mrs Andrew Brand entertained
plies.
the Methodist foreign missionary 1
Revival meetings will be held iu week.
society Wednesday afternoon nt
the Free Methodist church located
Starr fixes watches right.
On a Sunday—we are sure—will assuredly enjoy a cup
The pro­
on south Fifth street, beginning
Mrs. 8. M. Ramsey, of Portland, ' its regular meeting.
or two of our high quality Coffee or Tea. We have
Sunday evening, January 25, and returned to her home Thursday ac­ gram was made entertaining by
several excellent grades we would like you to try to
continuing throughout the following companied by her mother, Mrs. the leader, Mrs. C. A. Beidler.
really see how good they really are.
weeks closing about March 1. Rev. Amanda Gibson, who is ill. Mrs. Dainty refreshments were served
W. H. Hote, of Washington, former­ Gibson makes her home in Port­ About 15 members were present.
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ly of the Eastern conference of land at the Ramsey home but she
Mr. and Mrs. C.
c. A. Kurre en­
Michigan, will deliver th-» message. was here visiting at the homes
tertained
the
Tillicum
club Wed­
No chance for dirt or germs of her son and daughter, C. w. nesday evening at its meeting. Five
Bartin
and
Mrs.
R.
A.
Medley,
in Powell’s pasteurized
hundred, the usual diversion, was
milk.
tf when she became seriously ill. Mrs. enjoyed, followed by the serving
This is the name under which we will continue
C.
O.
Johnson,
of
Portland,
who
Mrs. D. Martin and twi o children
of a delightful two-course luncheon.
the business. To any who were here nine years
returned to their home in I Roseburg was also here to be with her Additional guests for the evening
Thirty Thousand Acre»of Tree»
ago Mr. N. E. Compton needs no introduction
Friday after visiting Mr. and Mrs. mother, returned home Wednesday, were Mrs. lima
Bcager, L. C.
Used Yearly for Toothpick»
Mrs.
Gibson
is
not
greatly
ini
as we were partners then.
Walter Pitcher.
Michener and William Thum.
proved.
Approximately 30,000 acres of trees
Henry
Damewood
has
returned
♦
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♦
To those who are not acquainted with Mr.
Dr. Hagen will cure your goiter,
are neciwmry for the manufacture of
to the home of his daughter Mrs.
Mrs. G. C. Dvott and Mrs. R. A.
Compton I am certain you will find him a good
Mrs. Horace Hatch is seriously Trask entertained the Toujours John O'Shea tn City Jail Held the toothpicks used yearly In the
Ralph Lynch.
business man, agreeable to deal with, obliging,
United States alone, according to
ill. Mrs. C. H. Harmon, of Port­ Prete club Wednesday evening at
at Request of Sheriff at
government estimate»
Maple and
courteous and strictly honest. I hope and
land, is here caring for her sister, the Dyott home. A short busi­
Klamath Falls.
hickory are the chief kinds of wood
know we can serve you better than before.
Mrs. Hatch.
ness session was held anil the re­
used, although sweet and yellow birch
John O’Shea, believed by local
Those hero from out-of-town to maining hours were spent socially.
are employed m some localities. After
C. H. BURKHOLDER.
attend the funeral of Andrew A tempting two course luncheon police to be the man wanted in being felled, the logs are sawed into
Klamath Falils on a charge of bolts, twenty-sight inches long. These
Turner which was held Tuesday, was served.
<»<»«•
murder, was taken into custody by are then steamed and cut into strips ol
□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□a Should leave their Party were Mrs. Anna Cane, of Black
Announcements have been re­ G. B. Pitcher, deputy sheriff, late veneer or thin sticks which are divided
Rock; Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Peters,
Baking to us. We’ll have of Valsetz, and Mr. and Mrs. ceived here by the bride’s friends this afternoon.
into ribbons, three inches wide. Eight
turn home tomorrow accompanied
any number of tasty and Byron Anics, of Falls City.
The arrest was made following a or ten of these are run through ma­
i
The of the wedding of Miss Carolyn
by Mrs. D. H. Henienway, who will
wholesome Layer Cakes, ladies are daughters of Mr. Turner, Schelling to Frank J. Pierco, of message from the sheriff of Lake chines that dip them into splinters ol
Muffins and the like, ready
Harry Parker was down from Portland, which took place New county describing a car in which regulation toothpick size and shape
Andrew Brand with frit, father i visit there with relatives.
for your table.
the Bohemia district for a few Year’s day in Portland,
The four men and a woman were travel­ and they are then boxed, each con­
John Brand left last Thursday for
William Thum and Airs. Il mu
The car had a tempor­ tainer holding about 1,500. Michigan
days last week.
bride was a teacher here for a ing north.
Dunsmuir, Calif., where they will Beager were visitors Sunday with
Maine, Ohio and Oregon are the prin-
visit at the home of their brother Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sehrack, of
Scholl is your home optom­ number of years in the primary ary license from Lake county.
When stopped by Deputy Sheriff ' cipal sources of the supply.
going from here about
nnd son, William Brund.
i Lorane.
etrist.
*
(m) grades,
four years ago
to
Marshfield, Pitcher O’Shea admitted his name
Jack Beager and Rex Wheeler j
Fuller Brushes sold by G. B. Autin Lindsey, Proprietor.
Mrs. Louise Schwartz, of Port­ whore she had been teaching since. but declared hehad no idea why
Home Talent.
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■
- -I land, returned to her home Wednes
returned home Friday night for the Arnest, phone 124-J.
jl2-26p
The couple are making their home the charge should be placed against
Include in curtain talk.
week end from Corvallis where |
day after visiting her son, Eamuel in the Rose City Park addition of him. He told the officers he had
I A box social will be given by
We have done the best we could
Word has been received here of Schwartz, at the home of Mrs.
they are in O. A. C. They returned
the Christian Endeavor of the
Portland
a sheep ranch in southern Oregon in preparing for this entertainment
the death of Mrs. James Kennedy Julia Madsen.
to Corvallis Sunday.
Christian church Wednesday eve-
and knew of no crime with which and hope you will like it. I under­
e> <i> «
Christmas day in Escondido, Calif.,
Miss Marian White has been con­
Beware of unclean milk. “ing.
Mrs. C. M. Jackson had as dinner his name might be connected. He stand that even some of the cast
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kennedy
were
resi
­
fined to her home this week with guests yesterday her brothers, A. E. was placed in the city jail await­
Powell’s pasteurized milk
The club of employes at the J. C.
are anxious about the outcome. A
play safe.
tf Penney store will meet this eve dents of this vicinity for 10 years, a case of the grip.
and George Allen, of Montana; and ing the arrival of officials from nervous-looking young man rushed
I
leaving
here
about
18
years
ago
Mrs. Verne Wicks, who was ser­ ning and decide on a name for the
Scholl’s kryptoks make you J. W. and Elmer Allen, of this Eugene who will take him to the into the corner grocery at six-
for California. Mr. Kennedy died
iously burned on New Year’s eve, organization.
Lane* county jail.
Officers
recently <> months ago in Escondido.
see.
(m) city.
thirty this evening and said to Mr.
returned to her home in Rujadii, i elected are: Roy Heck, president;
O’Shea and his party declared Jones:
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Motter,
of
last week.
Word received here Rita Kelly, vice president; and
Mrs. 8. E. Markley entertained they were on their way to Port­
“I want to buy all the stale eggs
Portland, are visiting here at the
by her mother, Mrs. Flora McGee, Allen Flower, secretary-treasurer.
a few friends at dinner yesterday land to attend a session of the you got. ’ ’
18. A. Monteith home.
indicated that she was not getting
complimenting her sinter, Mrs. John federal Grand Jury. The rest of
If you need a sewing ma­ James Huff, of Dufur, »«.i in
“Well,” Mr. Jones said, “we
along ns well ns was hope«! when
Barker, the occasion being the the party proceeded on its way as don’t usually sell stale eggs, we
chine,
see
Bressler
&
Son.
They
the
city
during
the
week
on
busi
­
she left. She is able to sit up
latter’s birthday anniversary. Those O’Shea was the only man de­ dump ’em, but if you—”
have some dandy second hand ness.
but can not get around much.
to enjoy the affair were Mr. and tained by the deputy sheriff.
ones, practically new, at bar­ Your homo print shop—The Sen­
The young man interrupted him.
The commercial club had the new gain prices.
When interviewed by a represen­ “I must have all you got,” be
Mrs. William Medley, Mr. and
tinel
—
should
be
always
considered
ly cemented highway planked for
Mrs. Charles D. Brown, Mrs. Anna tative of the press O’Shoa refused insisted.
The Modern Woodman and Royal
Mr. Jones smiled, and
75 feet so the traffic might bo ' Neighbors will have a joint instai first. Usually it can handle any
Stinnett, Mrs. Carrie Homenway to make any statement saying, “he said :
Have
Purchased
the
X
brought over the Ninth street ; lation sjx o’clock dinner, and dance job of printing you may have.
didn’t want his nmno broadcasted
and Mr. and Mrs. John" Barker.
“You must he going to see Ham­
bridge. The planks were removed I in the Armory January 15. Invi-
over tho country in connection with let to-night.”
Robert Lackey has purchased the
<®>
Doolittle & Carlile
Saturday and the traffic over the , tations have been sent to Creswell, W. P. Huff estate on the old
a
murder
charge
and
that
ho
didn
’
t
A large crowd turned out Fri-
“Hush!” said the nervous-look-
WOOD BUSINESS
north bridge resumed.
«lay evening to the regular dance know anything about why ho should ing young man leaning over the
Eugene, Springfield and Mareóla , south Pacific highway.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Godard are ’ lodges
]
F. Milton Clow, of Silverton, vis-
of the Jolly club hold in Phillips be suspected.' ’
to attend the reception.
counter. « “ ” I am Hamlet!” (Rub-
and can deliver immediately
The message from Klamnth Falls stituto leading role.)
convalescing from the influenza.
hall. Following the dancing, dainty
A. E. Allen and George Alien, ited during the fore part of last
GOOD WOOD
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mayes and I of Montana, are in Cottage Grove week with his parents, Mr. and
rogrnshments were served.’ Mr. and did not state who O ’Shea was
Miss Gail Yyvonne Mayes lcavo visiting with their sister Mrs. C. Mrs. F. A. Clow.
Mrs. M. P. Garoutte, Mr. and Mrs. charged with murdering or when
at reasonable prices
Special bookkeeping systems
this evening for Portland.
Mr. M. Jackson and with their brothers
Samuel
Ferguson and Mr. and M rs the crime was committed.
The S. V. Allison building which
of every kind. The Sentinel.
Mayes will go on to Raymond, J. W. Allen and Elmer Allen.
Ed
Ferguson
were
the
hosts
and
is occupied by the Pastime Cigar
Phone Us Your Needs
Wash., on business and Mrs. Mayes
hostesses for the affair.
Jarno» Tedford haa received word
The funeral of Otto Michel was store has been newly calsomined.
will stop in PeEll and visit at the | i--ia
w
or the death of his father Friday.
Ray
nelson,
auto
electrician.
nome or Mrs. Eester HflL They
Tho women’s relief corps held
Miss Norine Pooler, who spent
sonic order, Two Masonic songs Ninth and Main streets.
expect to return Saturday.
its quarterly dinner at noon the Christmas-New Year holidays
were sung by the men ’s quartet.
A. F. & A. M. ATTENTION!
Mrs.
T.
G.
Hodgson
with
her
Saturday
at
its
regular
meting.
_Miss Louise Kirby, of Rose Rev. A. R. Spearow preached the
here with her parents, Mr. and
Lynn,
of
Delight
Valley,
left
son
The installation i of officers was Mrs. E. O. Pooler, returned Satur-
burg, is employed at the Walter sermon.
Special communication Thursday
Thursday for Salem to visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Motter have postponed until the next meeting,
Woodard sawmill office at Latham.
day to Waldport, whore, she is evening, January 15. M. M. degree
her
parents.
Bressler & Son have a few
returned f^>m a visit in the east. January 24, on account
i
of the ill- teaching this year.
Miss Kirby is a sister of Miss
will be conferred by past masters.
Mrs. Motter has not yet fully re­ ness of some of tho officers.
Susie Simpson, who has been em­ second hand sewing machines
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Henderson Refreshments. Members urged to
on
hand
which
are
going
at
covered from the tragic death of
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ployed for some time in the office j
left Saturday by motor for Hood bo present and visitors cordially
bargain prices.
her son here several months ago.
Mrs. O. L. Nichols, Mrs. W. J.
of the Anderson & Middleton com-
River to visit at the homo of Mrs. invited.
Quimby Brothers have purchased
Woods
and
Mrs.
George
Matthews
The
live
wire
print
shop
is
al
­
pany.
Henderson’s daughter, Mrs. Ogdon.
By order W. M
Secretary.
the Doolittle and Carlile Wood com
ways ready to help in the prep­ entertained the Constellation club Mrs. Ada Edwards assisted by Mrs.
Mrs. O. O. Veatch left Wednes pany and took over the work of
aration of advertising and printing Thursday afternoon at its regular Luma, is in charge of the depot
day for Portland and will undergo that company this morning.
People ’» Oaah Market.
copy.
Our experience may be meeting. Social conversation and restaurant during tho absence of
a serious operation tomorrow morn­
Rev. E. L. McCall, a missionary
Will run a meat dolivery From
worth something to you.
xxx needle work were the diversions the Hendersons.
ing.
Mr. Veatc.1 and daughters, from Brazil, spoke at the Presby­
Cottage Grove to London every
Mrs. Ralph Martin, who has been and a delicious two-course luncheon
Mrs. R. E. Short, Mrs. J. T. Smith terian church at tho all-dav meet­
Carry an ad in every issue, You
Will have
ill at her home for about a week, was served, the table being artis­ get more for your money that way. Monday and Friday.
and Miss Evelyn Ventrh left yes- ing Sunday. Other speakers were J
a variety of fresh and cured meats
tically decorated with cyclamens.
is
still
unable
to
be
out
of
bed.
Portland
to
be
with
her.
terday for
W. L. Van Nuys and Miss Black­
each trip, as well as cheese, butter,
Additional guests for the afternoon
Human hands never touch were Mrs. Eugene Matlock, Mrs.
M^s. A. W. Kime, of Portland is burn. Mr. Van Nuys has charge of j
pickles and any thing else carried
Only a Go-Between.
Powell’s pasteurized milk. tf C. A. Hood, Mrs. Jennie Nichols
a guest at the home of Mrs. W. W. the Presbyterian educational work ■
A pretty city damsel was spend- in stock at the shop. Fresh fish
A recent investigation by the and Mrs. Schofield Stewart. Mrs.
She expects to re- in Oregon. A basket dinner was j
McFarland.
on Fridays.
fng
the summer on the R. F. D.
class in agriculture at the Cottage Stewart became a member of the
We will fill phone orders aent in
route
and
the
village
postmaster
Grove high school of farming con­ club.
About 35 members were was a little afraid she might dam­ the day before delivery.
ditions along the Coast fork and present.
Prices are the samo as
age the heart of his youthful car­
Row river shows that more hogs
shop.
♦
rier. So he called the young man
and cattle are needed in Lane
Miss Carolyn Grannis and Miss
county. This agrees with the re­ Marie Cooley were hostesses Satur in for a conference.
“Now, Abner, don’t take that
That Friend Wife told
port of the Lane County Agricul­ day afternoon at the regular meet­
not to come home unless I tural Economic conference held in ing of the King’s Herald band. The summer boarder too seriously.”
We the undersigned wish to
brought some of that famed Eugene in February of last year. study program was made interest­ ‘ ‘ I won’t. ’ ’
“She may mean no harm,” con­ thank those who so kindly gave
Faultless Bread.
Believe
Galloway, insurance, 511 Main. M ing by the leader, Miss Ellen
tinued tho postmaster, “but she’s help an<l sympathy during tho
me, she knows, too.
Metal trade cheeks.
The Arnest. Dainty refreshments were a bit of a flirt. I know for a fact death of our beloved father and
Sentinel.
xxx served, About 24 members were that she haa love and kisses sent relative, Otto Michel.
MRS. ANNA BROCKU8,
The Mount View Coyotie club present and honored guests were her from three city fellows.”
OTTO MICHEL,
was reorganize! at a meeting in Mrs. F. L. Grennia, Miss Thornton.
"That’s all right,” said the
HENRY, MICHEL,
the Mount View school house last Miss Perini and Mrs. C. E. Um- young carrier, “all I do in deliver
MR. AND MRS. W A. COFFIN,
Wednesday night.
The member phrey, the latter being the club’s ’em.”—Pittsburgh Post.
Sanders, Prop.
MR. AND MRH. JACK DORIS.
J) ship fee is one dollar payable in sponsor.
♦ ♦ ♦
advance.
Worth Harvey of Cot­
A small boy during hi« first TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Mrs. Elisabeth Fnhrenwald and
Mrs. Gus Lake, of Salem, re­ tage Grove was elected treasurer
Mrs. Gottfried Graber entertained eventful meal in a restaurant sud
and
Charles
Conner,
secretary.
The
turned home Thursday
after a
Notice is hereby given that after
a few intimate friends at dinner denly became greatly engrossed in
few days’ visit at
the home of boundaries of the organization are Friday evening complimenting their a man at the next table who was January 12, 1925, I will not be
from
Star
south
to
the
divide
be
­
her daughter, Mrs. George Boyd.
brother, Herman Rudolph. The oc­ regaling himself with waffles, He responsible for any bills incurred
Mrs. Lake’s daughter, Miss Georgia tween Row river and Mosby creek, casion was tho birthdny annivers turned to his parents and an- by my wife, Ellen McFarland.
Milla, and Georgia’s cousin. Miss west to Row river, north to Rock ary of Mr. Rudolph and tho affair nounced in a shrill voice:
Dated at Cottage Grove, Oregon,
Fay Walling, of Salem, spent the ereek, and west along the divide was held at the Rudolph home.
“Mamma, I want some of those January 12, 1925.
to
Star.
•
Christmas-New Year holidays here
non-skid griddle cakes.”
ji2p
c. a . M c F arland .
at the Boyd home, returning to
Powell’s pasteurized milk is
Salem Sunday.
pure milk.
tf
$13.50
Men’s logger shoes, 16-inch top. calked....
Dr. Hagen will cure your goiter.
Plain
Necessity
$10.50
Men’s logger shoes, 12-ineh top. calked
Some owner of a Dodge ear,
“And you wouldn’t begin a jour
...$1300
Men’s moccasin toe packs. 16-inch top....
who evidently was short of tires,
ney on Friday!”
removed
the
E.
H
Earl
Dodge
$3.95
Men’s rubber packs, 12-ineh top..............
"Not L”
'
from its parking place on north
.... $3.45
“I can’t understand how you can
Men's rubber packs. 10-inch top..............
Sixth street Thursday night, took
have faith in -sch a silly super­
$2 98
Men’s rubber packs. 8-ineh top.................
it out on south
Sixth
street,
stition.”
blocked
up
three
wheels
and
re
­
$4.95
Men’s 16-inch leather top rubbers..........
“No superstition about it. Sat
moves the tires therefrom, leaving
tn south Sixth street, just
.... $1.98
urday’s my pay day.”—pathfinder.
One lot of men’s flannel shirts...........
the car on the blocks, where it
behind First National Bank
$2.95
One lot of men’s wool shirti...... -.........
wan found the following day.
Ready to handle
... $1.45
Men’s overalls, Pay car brand.............
Mrs. Ellen McFarland started • APPROAOHINC1 ^BVEiiTS
Shoe
Repairing
last week against her husband --------------------------------------------
$1.00 to $1.25 . suit
Boy’s overalls, from.................................
of any description
Charles A. McFarland for a di-1
The Joker club will meet Friday
$2.85
Boys’ shoes, sizes 11 to 2. at................ .
voree. She seeks custody of the ■ evening with Mr». T. C. Wheeler.
................ 98c
Boys’ nickers, sizes 8 to 16, good value
two minor children and 350 a
♦ ♦ ♦
month alimony. They were mar­
Mrs. Flora McGee end sister,
_............. $4.25
One lot of blankets. $6.50 value, at..... .
Mrs. Clara Burkholder will en-
ried in Eugene, March 3. 1903. Itertain I the Social Twelve club Mrs. Carline Cameron, returned
............... $8.50
A fine $9 50 wool blanket left, at-------
Cruel and inhumnn treatment it Thursday • afternoon at its regular Friday from Portlaad, whore they
Dress ginghams. 35c value, a yard.............................. ..30c
alleged.
spent the Christmas and New Year
i meeting.
holidays at the homes of a daugh­
Galloway writes insurance.
Dress ginghams. 30c value, a yard..........................
25c
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ter and son of Mrs. MeGee.
Mm. C. E. TTmphrey will be host
About 325,000 more is needed to
Light and dark percales, good value, a yard.................. 22c
Samuel Veatch «*» down from
ess
Thursday
afternoon
to
the
. finish the Eugene and Cottage
Wool crepe dress goods, good values, a yard---------- 95c
Culp Creek and spent Sunday with
Grove wells of the Guaranty Oil Utopia club.
Mrs. Veatch.
Ladies’ fleeced union suits. $1.75 value, for______ $1 29
company Recording to David Eu­
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Mr. and Mrs. William Keene re
gene Olson, president of the com
The Mizpah class of the Presby
(’hildren’s union suits. $1.25 value, for—..............
98c
ipany
The Cottage Grove well is ferian church will hold its month turned yesterday from Salem, where
Boy’s fleeced union suits, ages 8 to 16. good value...... 98c
| now between 1500 and 2000 feet ly business meetiag Thursday eve­ they visited at the home of Mr.
Keene’s sister, Mrs F. M. Harding
f deep nnd tbe Eugene well is be- ning in basement of ehareh.
SOCIETY
I
Your Guests
To Our Friends
and Customers
i
McQueen’s Grocery
Burkholder Es2 Q'ompton
Housewives
J Tales of the Town
CITY BAKERY
QUIMBY
BROTHERS
i.
C. J.BREIER
¿9F-12—Z9F-1J
I Almost
Forgot
COMPANY
REMOVAL
SALE
The Cottage Grove
Electric Bakery
G. A.
We must Sell the goods so now is the
time when you can save money
—
Goff Shoe
Hospital
MOVED
The Choicest in
SEA FOODS
Most every person relishes tasty Sea
Foods now and then Like fresh Halibut,
Salmon, etc. Or Lobster or Shrimps.
And now—the Oyster season is open.
Can’t you just taste ’end Fried, in a stew,
on the half-shell or in a cocktail 1
Quality Market