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COTTAGEiGROVEBiSENTmKib2iONDAYAJ^NUAR^J9 bi1925 ♦ C. A. Kurre plans to erect a new : I house on his property on north ♦- Ninth jitreet. Mrs T. C. Wheeler entertained Mrs. L. E. Van V liée returned I the Joker club Friday evening at Friday from Albany, where she | its regular meeting. Five hundred attended the funeral of her uncle. I was the diversion and a two-course Her sister, Mrs. George Vaughn, | luncheon was served. Red earna Officers of the Modern Wood of McLinn, accompanied her home Ijist Thursday evening Ernest tions were the artistic centerpiece men and Royal Neighbors of Milk is a ready carrier of anything with which it comes and spent the week end at the ' Sears was tripping the light fan ' of the table and bouquet of Chi- America were installed Thursday in contact. The only safe milk to use is that which is Van Vliet home. tastic at the Armory, worrying | nene lillies, snapdragons and aspara- evoning in the Armory at special kept clean from the time it leaves the udder until it is Good willow clothes baskets not at all about the things he had i gus ferns in attractive arrangement exercises attended by a large num used. for 89c at The Fair Store Sat left at home, and perhaps thinking : were on the buffet. Mrs. C. E. ber of members from other parte only occasionally of th<* dozens j Frost was elected president to fill of Lane county. Scholl is your home optom urday only. t Following the Powell’s dairy is open to inspection at any and all times. The infant daughter of Mr. and and dozens of eggs which he was the place of Mrs. C. H. Van Den i installation in the Armory they etrist. (m) Visit it in your Sunday best, if you wish. You will carry Mr .and Mrs. Goorge Berry left Mrs. Ferris Marks, which was born planning on coaxing from his hens j burg, who recently moved to Eu j went to the Odd Fellows hall away no odor of any kind. Sanitation is our watchword. for Marshfield Sunday where Mr. Wednesday and only lived one during the coming spring. In his I gene. I Invited guests of the club | where a banquet was held for more Our milk reaches the pasteurizing and bottling station Berry will be employed in painting hour, was buried Thursday, The granary wore nine sacks of wheat, ! were Mrs. A. W. Swanson, Mrs. ! than 250 persons. An address of under most sanitary conditions and then it touches and paperhanging. They expect to mother is getting along satisfac- i stored away to feed his poultry. : G. O. Knowles and Mrs. W. W. welcome was given by Mildred Next morning he went to the I McFarland. nothing but machinery that has been sterilized. It goes torily. return to Cottage Grove Jater. Baker followed by a response by ♦ ♦ <$> into bottles that have been sterilized and is not touched Mrs. George Rwinehart of the Eu Mrs. Dwight King who under j granary to feed his cackiers. As Eugene Matlock and family are At the regular meeting of the gene lodge. at any time by human hands. living in the Augusta McCormick went a major operation last Mon- the expectant fowles swarmed The following officers were in day in a Eugene hospital, is getting around, he opened the door, and j Utopia club held last Thursday house on north Eighth street. Pasteurizing does away with the possibility of germs of behold, the nine sacks of wheat afternoon at the home of Mrs. stalled by tho Eugene camp in Corta Hoffman, daughter of Mrs. along satisfactorily. I had disappeared. Meanwhile at the C. E. Umphrey the following new Emma Coburn camp of the Royal any kind and there is no chance anywhere in its handling Mrs. O. E. Woodson accompanied Harriett Cassady, left Saturday for mill the miller was emptying nine officers were elected: Mrs. C. E. Neighbors for the coming year: for foreign substances of any kind to get into it. her sister, Mrs. H. H. Harms, who Portland where she will undergo sacks of wheat he had just pur Frost, president and Mrs. Nelson Elsie Currin, oracle; Inez Meek, left this morning for Portland, a major operation. chased and thinking what good . Durham, secretary. The retiring vice oracle; Mrs. Nellie Blackmore where - she will spend a few days Mr. and Mrs. Lester Phelps spent j flour he could make with it. But officers, Mrs. A. A. Richmond and recorder; Mrs. Town, chancellor; at the Harms home. Mrs. Harms Sunday with their friends in Cot- while emptying one sack he came Mrs. O. W. Hays presented eaeh Evelyn Spores, inside sentinel; Eva j tage Grove. They are now living had been here visiting during last across a watch fob and laid it member with a bust of Maryann. Hatch, outside sentinel; Rena Ga week at the home of her parents, I in Tillamook. aside thinking that was a funny ♦ ♦ routte, modesty; Mildred Baker, Mr. and Mrs. James Robison, and Mrs. Frank Smithson, aftor thing to find in a sack of wheat. A family reunion was held yes manager; Anna Swanson, marshall; with Mr. Harms’ mother, Mrs. spending a week with her daughter ii While Roy Taplin was looking terday at tho L. E. VanVliet home, Esther Leonard, courage; Clara Sarah Harms. * ------------------------------------------------«> I Mrs. M. P. Garoutte, left for her for his lost watch fob, Deputy i Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Stevens, unselfishness; Edna Jones, John O’Shea, arrested in Cot home in Eugene Friday morning Mrs. Charles Ebert returned to Sheriff G. B. Pitcher brought it W. T. Cornelius and son Dale, of endurance; Emaline Wilson, faith; tage Grove last week in connection accompanied by Mrs. Earl Garoutte. day to her home in Forest Grove, to him. Taplin has agreed to sell Goshen; Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cor Alice Blackmore, recorder; Nellie after spending six weeks at the his pigs to pay for the wheat so nelius, of Creswell; Mrs. George Johnson, marshall. with the Erickson murder in Klam Mrs. J. T. Tubbs who has been Helen Breed- We make our bread as good home of her son, J. H. Ebert. ath Falls was taken to that city visiting her sister, Mrs. C. W. I the officers will drop the case. Vaughn, of McLinn; and Mr. and love was appointed flag bearer at as it is possible to make it Friday evening by Deputy Burke of Handy, left for home Friday. Reports from the Commercial Mrs. Ray Cornelius, of Eugene. tho Wednesday night meeting. because we are endeavoring The Harry Culver family, Mr. Klamath county. Following the installation by Galloway writes insurance. to build up a permanent and Mrs. George Anderson nnd Dorothy E. Cooper was a visitor ♦----------------------------------------♦ tho Royal Neighbors the Hearn from A meeting of the members of business. Cakes, pies and all Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson and I APPROACHING BVENT8 ! in Eugene Friday. Woodman camp of Eugene in- the Lane county fair board will bakery goods. ♦-----------------------------——---- 4 tho baby daughter spent yesterday in stalled officers of the Cottage Robert Galloway, Harry Godard be held in Eugene tomorrow in the Sutherlin at the home of Jack Cul Mrs. Sanders, Mrs. Fred Bennett, Grove Woodmen, and Delman Richmond motored to county court room of the court Those taking ver, brother of Harry. Mrs. Dickson, Mrs. Scoit, Mrs. offices were, W. D. Stroud, consul; Eugene Thursday night to attend house. Each farmer’s Union local Helliwell, Mrs. Blakely, Mrs Woods, J. M. Lawson, adviser; J. H. 89c special clothes basket the De Molay lodge. and each Pomona Grange is allowed sale at The Fair Store Satur Fresh green vegetables, right Mrs. McQueen, Mrs. Bill Bartels Rhoads, clerk; H. A. Miller, bank Frank Glazer, eighth grade teach one member but so far the organi Autin Lindsey, Proprietor. Ji day only. from the fields where they are and Mrs. Anderson will entertain er; N. G. Newell, watchman; R. II. er, left for Roseburg Friday with zations have but in a minority of Mrs. Marvin Smith is recovering grown, are now available to winter the Tanglefoot club tomorrow eve Stroud, sentry; and John Spores, a group of boys to attend the instances named representatives. Mrs. D. H. Hemenway is visiting from a serious illness. Older Boys’ Conference Friday, Clinton Hurd, retiring president residents and travelers in Oregon ning at its first dance of the new trustee. series. Saturday and Sunday. The boys of the board, will turn over the in Cottage Grove. She came up and the West. ♦ ♦ ♦ attending the meeting are, Gordon affairs of the organization to the from Portland Sunday. Fresh berries, too, may be had Mrs. Mary Smith, Mrs. Dickson ♦---------------------------------------♦ virtually all the year round, to White, Clarence Applewhite, Albert new president following the elec Galloway, insurance, 511 Main. M gether with many western grown and Mrs. K. K. Mills will entertain Lee, George Wilson, Lloyd Swanson. tion next week. C. M. Shinn is visiting at the tho Constellation club Thursday af Glenn Swanson, William Handy, fruits. Hazel May Loucks, a teacher in home of his father-in-law, O. M. LONDON. Glenn Breedlove, Robert Veatch, the Eugene schools, was visiting Kem. He arrived from Portland The rapid development of winter ternoon at its regular meeting. ♦ ♦ ♦ Menzo Blackmore, John Higinboth over the week end at the home of Sunday and expects to fetay for farming in Oregon, California and (Special to The Sentinel.) The Tuesday Bridge club will am and Hutson Dunn. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. several days. One hundred and eighteen mills neighboring states now is produc hold its regular 1 o’clock luncheon Jan. 17—Mr. and Mrs. Goorgo ing a constant supply of excellent Marion Richmond was home Loucks. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kem who reporting to West Coast Lumbcr- tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Powell and daughters of Lorane over the week end from the Uni Elmer Halstead who is teaching have been ill for some time arc man’s Association for tne week fresh green vegetables, so that such W. II. Dnugherty. visited over tho week end at the versity of Oregon. in Springfield was visiting with getting better. Mrs. C. M. Shinn, ending January 10, manufactured cannod products practically have ♦ ♦ ♦ homes of Mrs. Powell’s brothers, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Motter re friends in Cottage Grove Saturday of Portland, who has been taking 96,939,008 feet of lumber; sold been eliminated from dining cars Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Willits will George and John Hutherland. of the Southern Pacific Company. turned from Portland Wednesday and Sunday. care of them expects to remain 79,252,902 feet; and shipped 80,903,- fr, and Mrs. This fact is brought to the fore entertain the Tillieum club Wed Joe Abeene and Mr, night. Mr. Motter has gone to 540 feet. for some time yet, however. nesday evening. Fuller Brushes sold by G. B. Julian Small motored Sutherlin in a report just issued by Allan work here and they will again live New business was 18 per cont Arnest, phone 124-J. jl2-26p Woodsqn Brothers report the sale below Sunday of last week a' rad spent tho Pollok, manager of dinning cars, in Cottage Grove. production. Shipments were Final proofs on his homestead of new Ford coupe to Cecil E. day at the home oft Mr. Abeene’s restaurants and railway clubs of "THE HOUK GLASS.’’ See Scholl and see your near Winberry was made by Melvin Caldwell and Martin Anderson. 2 per cent above new business. brother, Vern Abeene. the railroad. Thirty-eight per cent of all new money longer. (t) Coyle Friday before E. O. Immel, Clyde Wilson purchased a used Howard Cox got a coyote in a Favorable comment on these Ceaselessly the scholl of timo business taken during the week The American Legion Post in» United States commissioner. His touring car last week. trap Friday. winter products of the West is unrolls, bringing to every mortal was for future water delivery. This Eugene is making preparations for witnesses were Mark Golden, Win A crew of men are working on amountod to 30,269,115 feet, of made daily by travelers from the the changes to which arc attached a reunion of Lane county World berry; and Ivan Morris, Cottage East on trains of the Southern whatever of interest life may hold. the new road around the Banton which 20,235,115 feet was for do War veterans to be held in the Grove. The new road is noedod Tho hour glass, which symbolizes hill. mestic cargo delivery; and 10,034,- Pacific, Pollok added. Eugene Armory on February 12. At present the company in ob the passing of time, supplies tho badly as the old one is nearly The Cottage Grove Junior high 000 feet export. 'New hesiness by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Anderson school quintet won its second, en taining exceptionally fine cabbage title for a photoplay as told in impassable in one place. rail amounted to 1,460 cats. All of the diphtheria and scarlet and three children, of Cutbank, counter of the season from the ; which will help Thirty-eight per cent of 'he lum ami cauliflower from Oregon. The motion pictures, Mont., are visiting at the homes Springfield junior high at Spring ber shipments moved by water. cabbage is firm, tender and sweet. to bring to every man who Is, or fever patients in this neighborhood of Mrs. F. M. Hambrick and Mrs. field last Thursday, January 15, This amounted to 31,079,753 feet, Farmers in the Roseburg district hopes to i become heud of a family are well on the road to recovery, G. W. McFarland, aunts of Mrs. by a score of 8 to 3. of which 19,347,545 fe -t moved have' developed an excellent grade a fuller realization of his respon- and no new cases are reported. Anderson, and at the home of Mr. The W. T. Jones and W. L. sibilities. First presentation of Mr. and C. J. Madsen, of Port coastwise and intereoastal, and 11,- of broccoli. Anderson’s sister, Mrs. Hugh Trun land, are visiting Mrs. Madison’s Apples of a uniform size are “The Hour Glass” in Cottage Grove fownsend families enjoyed an eve 732,208 feet export. Rail shipments nell. specially packed at the orchards will be given at the Armory, Thurs ning of music and speeches over relatives here. totaled 1,488 cars. A number of business men, who Local auto and team -deliveries in Oregon nnd California for South day evening, January 22, at 7:30 tho radio at the home of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Phelps, of ern Pacific dining cars. Travelers o’clock. It will bo shown under Mrs. Harold Abeene, Friday. are interested in the r.ew mill Tillamook, visited here over Sun totaled 5,183,787 feet. Robert Adkinson and Martin which J. H. Chambers is contem day. Unfilled domestic cargo orders frequently comment upon their the auspices of Cottage Grove Camp good flavor. No. 6424, Modern Woodman of King, of Eugene, wore over night plating building in the cedar dis totaled 152,005,607 feet. Unfilled W. G. Porry will go to Woodburn wholesome you crave export orders 111.205,086 feet. Un Ranches in a number of favored America, by special arrangement guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold trict were in that district Thurs in a week or so to take over a more of it and Rolls that filled rail " trade order« 5.51'9 cars, sections of the Pacific Coast are with the nationnl headquarters at Abeene Friday. day on business in connection with meat market there. He has been literally “melt in your Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Hays re the mill. In the first two weeks of tho supplying winter-grown “summer’’ Rock Island, Ill. This is a brand in that business here several times. mouth”—are always includ year, production reported to West squash, new potatoes, fresh peas, new four-reol film with unusual turned home yesterday nftor sev Ray Nelson, auto electrician. Dr. Hagen will cure your goiter. ed in our daily, fresh-baked Coast Lumberman’s Association has lettuce, asparagus ,eggplant and spectacular features and truo-to- eral days spent in Eugene. Ninth and Main streets. offerings. Try Faultless been 153,907,420 A moving picture, “The Hour feet; new business many other varieties of vegetables lifo action. Part of the story was Mr and Mrs. M. M. Wheeler Glass,’’ will be shown by the Products to-day. 139,403,566 feet; and shipments to tempt the palate of tho traveler. filmed at the Society's free Sana Mrs. Peter Nelson has been quite spent last week end in Roseburg Woodmen in Cottage Grove Thurs “In fact,” Pollok stated, “dur torium near Colorado Springs where ill during the week. 158,352,732 feet. at the home of their son Harry. ing the last two years the develop the bright sun and vivid color day, Jan. 22. The picture will bo Salosbooks for merchant! •The A number from the Coast Fork shown at the Armory and will be ment of winter farming in the contrasts make the camera no ef Sentinel. xxx local of the Farmers’ union were followed by dancing. West has made almost unbelievable fective. Here, in large part, was present Thursday evening at the strides. enacted an interesting littl» drama Reports from Eugene indicate G. A. Sanders, Prop. regular meeting of the Cedar local. that Oscar Smith, who was burned People’s Cash Market. “And when an eastern resident which might have ended in tragedy, =11 eats such products in our dinner but didn’t. Modern Woodman who Will run a meat delivery From Mr. and Mrs. Barton Helliwell, badly about the face when an oil i ■' i cars in winter and learns they are know the signs of the forest may Cottage Grove to I<ondon every of Roseburg were guests during lamp exploded last week, may Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wanker, fresh from our ranches he can not guess why. Others will be afforded Monday and Friday. Will have last week at the home of Mr. have his eyesight injured. It was help but wish he had ,a home out the opportunity to find out for a variety of fresh and cured moats Helliwell's brother, A. W. Helli first thought that his sight was who have been visiting with Mr. By ELBERT BEDE. ! Wanker’s brother John,* went to here and his own garden ’’ themselves when they witness the each trip, as well as cheese, butter, well.. Mrs. Helliwell returned to not affected. The Oddfellows STATE CAPITOL, Salem, Ore., showing of this interesting photo pickles and any thing else carried Roseburg Saturday but Mr. Helli called on his family Saturday to Portland Thursday with John Wan Jan. 15.—(Special.—That roads ker and his son Fred to attend in stock at the shop. Fresh fish play. well is remaining for a longer visit. give what assistance they could. the Wanker reunion there Friday. and highways legislation of import Admission will be free and tho on Fridays. Mrs. William Ostrander received Mrs. Fittinger and children came ance is before 'he session, or is public is invited to come ns guests We will fill phone orders sent in Scholl’s kryptokg make you about to be brought before it, is a postal from Bethleham dated to Cottage Grove Thursday and of Cottage Grovo Camp 6424, M. W. the day before delivery. December 25, from Mrs. Marion will make their home here. Mr. see. • (p) indicated by the presence here of A, Dancing after the show. Music Prices are the same as in the Veatch and her son Roy, who Fittinger has been working here Mrs. T. G. Short returned from W. B. Dennis, of Carlton, formerly J12 29c shop. by The Troubadours spent Christmas in that city while for some time. i a visit of a month in Marissa, of Cottage Grove, now better known Eighteen students will enter high touring the Holy Land. Illinois, with her parents, Mr. and as the road encyclopaedia of the f Ray Nelson for Radio Sup- Mrs. W. J. Smith whose 50th wed state. He and hi» brief case arc school from the eighth grade at , Dr. Hagen will cure your goiter., pliee. ' tho end of the first semester. John Trunnell was given a birth The American Legion Auxiliary ding anniversary occured recently. prominent in the lobby and in the The two eighth grade students day party Thursday night cele will give a George Washington She also visited her daughter, Mrs. roads and highway committee room. having the highest averages for tho ' Mrs. Short da He will be here during a large j brating his 82 birthday, by his dance February 21 at the Armory James Cathcart, term arc Myrtle Hnauer with an . children and grand children. A to raise money for the community dared she was glad to get back part of the session and at his own [ average grade of 05.7 and Glenn rake was on the table with 82 can house fund. Mrs. Ed Blakely and to Oregon for the weather was expense. He became a compendium McKibben, with an average of of information upon road legisla dles on it. Misa Marian White are in charge. j very cold in Illinois. 92.3. Willow clothes baskets __ ___ on tion during the time that ho wss The following have passed tho I —<- sale for 89c at The Fair Store a member and -hairman of the eighth grade examination and plan ' □ □□□□□□ □ □□□□□□□ I roads and highways committee. He Saturday only. to enter high school: Myrtle Rnau- | Fred Bressler left Saturday for has since kept this information nj 1 er, Glenn McKibben, Clarence Ap- j ( to date and has gone to other * Gervais to visit at the home of plowhite, Agnes Brishor, Eddie ' his sister, Mrs. Hazel DeLay, H» states to assist in starling good Clark, Maurice Cochran, Edward I will return this evening accom | roads programs. Cunningham, Ernest Handy, Ray panied by Mrs. Do Lay and her Hilton, Constance Hutchinson, Ruth j Many Attend Open Hotue. Starts membership campaign Friday evening. son, who will visit here at the Johnson, Mary Knowles, Merrick I Many attended the Community Fred Bressler home and with Mrs. Bohemia camp No. 206 of the Woodmen of the Metcalf, Marian Reasoner, Beulah i Club’s open house held Saturday ■Delay's father, M. C. Bressler. World have entered into a campaign for 50 new Rafloy, Ethel Rimpson, Hilton Tow- 1 at the rest room. Refreshments Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Hawkins and or, Emmett Worth. members, who are to be initiated March 6 by the of sandwiches, pickles, cake and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hawkins spent officers and drill team of the Eugene camp. □ i coffee donated by the members of yesterday in Eugene with friends, Dorena Wins Game Similar campaigns are being conducted through □ While there they visited Mrs. ! the club were served tn over 50 out the nine western states, which have over Dorena high school won the re I people. The club held a business Dwight King, who is in a hospital □ SOO local camps with a combined membership meting during the afternoon at cent basketball game from the a I recovering ss itisfactorily from □ which the following officers were freshmen by a score of 28 to 37 of 150,000 and a reserve fund of 110.000,000. I recent operation. | elected: Mrs. W. L. Darby, re- instead of losing by a score of ' □ which n unincumbered. See window of clothes bas ’elected president; Mrs. T. C. Shaw 28 to 27 as given in last Monday’s i A BOOKKEEPING, STENOGRAPHIC, OR □ During the world war the W. O. W lodge paid kets on sale Saturday for 89c ¡and Mrs. F. C. Houser, vice presi Hentinel. F. J. Hess and R. T. - SECRETARIAL COURSE assessments for 7.000 who were in the service. □ at The Fair Store idents; Mrs. W. I. Hatch, re-elected Hheets, manager and captain of At the Eugene Bunin»-«», College. The rates are adequate and are possible for all Club which has been interviewing secretary and treaaarer. A lookout the Dorena team camo to the □ ¡committee was appointed to look Thin school has modern equipment, efficient teachers, property holders in connection with Hentinel office last Haturday and to meet from month to month as they come doe. □ the right of way for the road from I after the sick and needy of the called attention to this error. The and the rates are reasonable. □ F*r rattt nd c»tt tf ni ny »f thr 206 nrmlrri the proposed Chambers mil! to , community, the members being Mrs. ■core 28 to 37 in favor of Dorena .4/4 /»r ftrthtr inftrnmn n Cottage Grove indicate that the F. E. Men <len hall, Mrs. Henry was also given by O. W. Hays, | Mason and Mrs Schaefer. The ehanees are very good that principal of the Cottag» Grove high the n entire right of way will !,<■ ob elnb presented Mrs. Darby, who school. The other score was sent ■ a A. K. Roberta, President tnined. Mr. Chnntbers now has op- hna been Its president since its into the office supposedly from a a □ □ □□□□□□□□□□□□Daaannu a 992 Willamette St. Phene 666 Eugene, Oregon. tione on the greater jart of the organization _ * i, with one of Ralph reliable source and was used in . i property needed. the news story. Conner's late works. BEWARE OF UNCLEAN MILK Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mayes..re- turned Saturday from Raymond, Washington. Their daugnter Gail. Yvonne remained for a visit of two weeks or longer with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Jordan. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Spencer and baby Jean motored up Sunday from Eugene and spent the day with Mrs. Spencer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ostrander. Nine Sacks of ¡Cheat and Fob Cause Sale of Pigs SOCIETY Joint Program Given at Installation by Lodges Powell Milk Is Pure Milk * Tales of the Town I Here to Stay Winter Farm Products Supplied Trains From J Fest CITY BAKERY New Business Below Production With Coast Mills Neighborhood News « « ! -------------------------- BREAD The Cottage Grove Electric Bakery Important Road Bills Expected Soon at Salem Class of 18 to Enter High School Soon K nowles ô G raber HARDWARE Cottage Grove : : Oregon ENROLL TODAY Bohemia Qamp i\o. 260 for EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE
