The Cottage Grove sentinel., January 22, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

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week.
She will give you some operation for appendicitis Monday son Victor were visitors Sunday the Court dissolving the marriage
morning. He was accompanied to of Mr. and Mrs. George Miller.
rare bargains.
contract and bonds of matrimony
Childrens' fast dyed,. all-wool : Eugene by Addison Heath and
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fisher and existing between you and the
WE SELL LATE MODEL. HIGH sweaters, sample corsets and small Mrs. Jt-an Long of Cottage Grove. Mrs. .Sarah Fisher were Sunday din­ plaintiff on the grounds of wilful
eat grade typewriter* at low sizes, front lace and maternity,
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Horn and ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Addison desertion for more than one year.
price* and on easy term«. We also
Thia summons is served by publi
handle all makes of adding ma­ Bandoes, Cluny lace brassieres, Francis Horn of Delight Valley Heath at Walker.
cation by order of Hon. G. F.
chines.
Every machine is thor corset-brassieres. Wire boned cor I and Mrs. M. C. Smith visited at
LONDON.
oughly rebuilt and guaranteed. Buy sets to order $0.50. Hurgical cot- the C. E. Wright home Sunday.
Skipworth, Judge of the above
n. machine and pay like rent. sets $9.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wright and
named Court, dated this the 16th
Royal Sales Co.. Inc., 500 Oregon: Have corsets liked by elderly Children were Sunday guests at
(Special to The Sentinel.)
day of December, 1924 and the
Bldg., Portland, Ore.
tf-«n(2)i ladies $3. Two unions, short sleeve,
< rhe Jackson home in Delight
Jan. 21.—Howard Cox caught an­ date of the first publication of
this summons will be on the 18th
other coyote Saturday.
OLD RAGS WANTED—NOTHING dutch neck, size 30. Knit? cotton : Valley:
Leonard Ball, a high school stu­
Harold Abeene has sold his place day of December, 1924 and the
leM than 2 feet square. Must be petticoats, perfect fitting bloomers.
clean and of material that will ab Extra big vests anti unions. All dent, is staying with Mr. Winn. to Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Jones. Mr. date of the last publication will
«orb gasoline; old underclothing, hosiery will be discontinued, in- His parents have moved to Landax. Abeene has not definitely an be on the 29th day of January,
flannel« and the like preferred. Can fants fine wool at cost. Call at
A dance was given in the hop nounced his future plans, but it is 1925.
not use old sock«, mercerized or 1050 E. Main.
j22p ■house at Schmitts Friday night understood he expects to remain
GEO. J. WILLETT,
hard surface goods or small pieces
attended by a large crowd
in the neighborhood.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
of any kind. We want the be«t rags
The boys and girls teams played
Post office address, Cottage
The Howard Cox, George Suther­
and pay the best price, 5 cents the
Highbrow Arguments.
Grove, Oregon.
d!8-j29c
pound. The Sentinel.
tf
First Maid: Ijow did you like two basketbaH games at Creswell land and W. L. Townsend families
Thursday night. The score of the were guests Sunday of Mr. and
HOUSE FOR SALE—TO BE RE- working for that college professor? boys’ game was 32 to 18 in favor Mrs. John Sutherland.
Second Maid—Aw, it was a rot
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION
inoved from lot on south Sixth
J. E. Banton has been on the
He was all the time of Walker. The score of the girls '
street. Elbert Bede.
jl9tfp ten job.
game
was 11 to 6 in Creswell’s sick list several days. It is feared
quarreling with his wife, and they
Department of the Interior, U. 8.
he is taking diphtheria. His son
FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING: kept me busy running between the fa vor.
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
Mrs.
Ben
Jackson
and
Mrs.
Arden
Glen
is
fully
recovered
from
a
1924 baled cheat hay, delivered keyhole and the dictionary.—From
January 12, 1925.
in ton lots for only 3'8, rows Everybody’s Magazine for February. Miller visited Mrs. L. Monteith at siege of this disease.
Notice is hereby given that Wil­
a
Eugene
hospital
last
Sunday.
freshening from February: two-
son L. Sailor, of Noti, Oregon, who,
The seniors of the high school
BLUE MOUNTAIN.
month old pigs, $4 each; registered
on July 10, 1923, made Homestead
have selected a play, “The Clod-
O I. C. brood sow; 26 head An­
Entry, No. 015027, for 8% 8E%,
hopper,
’
’
to
be
given
in
the
near
(Special
to
The
Sentinel.)
gora goats.
Leslie Hull, phone
and SE’4 SW'4, Section 9, Town­
future.
Jan.
21.
—
The
Blue
Mountain
37F5.
j!9-22-26p
This girl-bride fooled her grandmother! When bake-
ship 19 8, Range 6 West, William-
Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Blakely visit- Missionary society met Thursday
MOUNT VIEW.
ette, Meridian, has filed notice of
day
came she donned her dainty apron and did the
ed
at
REWARD OF $20 FOR RETURN
the Ralph Sears’ home Hun- afternoon with Mrs. Bert Lancaster. intention to make three year Proof,
of lady ’ h purse lost Saturday
day.
Clifford Allen went to Rujada to establish claim to the land above
(Special to The Sentinel.)
family baking in such a workman-like manner and with
forenoon between the Fair store
Sunday where he has employment. described, before E. O. Immel, U. 8.
Jan. 21.—Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
such pleasing results that Grandma was highly delighted.
SILK CREEK.
and corner of south Fifth street Stove, of Seattle, arrived last week
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frost spent Commissioner, at Eugene, Oregon,
and Quincy avenue. Was of red for an indefinite visit at the home
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. on the 21st day of February, 1925-
genuine leather, small as it fit in of Mrs. Stowe’s sister, Mrs. J. R.
Heath of Walker.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Claimant names as witnesses: An­
SUCCESS IN BAKING IS ASSURED WITH
larger purse.
No identification Cooley.
Jan. 21.—H. L. Fowler went to
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Castle vis- drew Lake, of Noti, Oregon; Lloyd
mark. It contained two $20 bills,
Eugejio
last
week
for
another
op
­
ited
Sunday
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M
re.
Roy
Spaugh
Mr. and
Kraal, of Crow, Oregon; Hubert
one $5 bill and one $10 gold piece, ami daughter Geraldine, of Eugene, eration on bis injured hand.
Claude Arne, of Mount View.
Jenkins, of Crow, Oregon; and
and silver amounting to between were week end guests of Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Woolcott
Lorrie Doane, of Crow, Oregon.
$3 and $5.
O. E. Woodson at Spaugh’ saunt, Mrs. Amanda Sears. took their little son Russell to Eu­
HAMILL A. CANADAY,
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.
garage.
J19tfc(2)
j!5-fl2(2)
Registrar.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Heath spent gene last Friday to have one of
Sunday at tho home of their son his eyes examined which was in­
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
WILL DO WASHING, IRONING Addison nt Walker.
jured.
undersigned administrator has filed
or mending at my home. Prices
John Winslow is down from Mill his final account in the estate of HERE'S PROSPERITY CREED
Miss Elizabeth Cooley attended
OFFERED FOR THIS YEAR
reasonable. Airs. Nettie Little, 504 Sunday school in Cottage Grove City on a visit.
Fred D. Peters, deceased, and in
south Tenth street.
j!9-29p(2) Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Owens and the copartnership estate of Peters
I will vote at every election,
Mrs. Amanda Sears was a Cot­ Rolland Owens visited friends in & Mosby, and that the County trying first to inform myself on
TWO COWS FOR SALE, ONE
this
neighborhood
Wednesday
of
Court of Lane County, Oregon, has the candidates and the questions to
just freshened and the other will tage Grove visitor Saturday.
C. A. King and Charles Bales last week, anti expected to start fixed February 2, 1925, at the hour
freshen in about a week. Mrs. M.
be voted upon.
attended a meeting of the directors Thursday for British Columbia.
of 10 o’clock A. M. at the Court
I will try to buy stock in sbmo
C. Robbins, 251 old Pacific high
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Franklyn
Owens
of the Cottage Grovo cannery last
Room of said Court in the Lane local industry or utility serving
way.
j!9-22p(2)
have
been
suffering
with
severe
Monday.
•
County Conrt House in Eugene, my own locality and help it to
Mrs. Waldo Miller visited Sunday e.oltls.
Oregon, as the time and place for build up payrolls and values and
REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR
You’ll like this good flour—it’s so easy to bake with and
Little Doris Sprague was very hearing objection«, if any, to s^id
the return of a fountain pen lost with Mrs. Claude Arne.
sobriety in my home town.
ill the first of the week.
really it has a flavor and texture all its own. Although
Mrs.
C.
A.
King
attended
the
account.
yesterday afternoon in Umphrey &
I will obey the laws as they
The D. A. Estes family, Mrs.
N. E. GLASS, , are written; it may be offensive
Mackin’s store. Valued as a keep­ nnnunl installation of officers at Nettie Estes, Mrs. Trembly,
this flour is different it costs no more than ordinary flour.
Mr.
Administrator. to my neighbor for me to dodge
sake.
Leave at office of The the Rebecka’s in Cottago Grove Tall, E. M. Babcock, R. V. Darnell
Inst
Friday.
Fred
E.
8mith,
Attorney
Sentinel.
j22-26p
taxes or make booze or exceed
Mrs. C. A. Vanschoiack, of Do and family, Eva Fowler, Violet
There’s a FEATHERFLAKE dealer in every community
for Administrator.
jl-29p(T) the speed laws as it is to me for
Rigby
and
Mrs.
E.
M.
Wheeler
at
­
rena,
visited
Sunday
with
her
NOW IS A GOOP TIME TO
him
to
rob
or
burn
or
violate
my
tended the Stereoptican lecture
place your order for baby thicks Dnughtcr, Mrs. Harry Elfving.
home.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Castle, of at the old Arcade, Sunday evening.
from high producing White Leg
I will work at my job :i<- though
At dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Blue
Mountain,
and
Mr.
anil
Mrs.
horns, O. A. C. or Holly wood
Notice is hereby given that the I believed in it.
B.
W.
Garner
entertained
Mr.
and
Glen
Linebnugh,
of
Walden,
were
strains, all layers of large eggs.
I will try to make my street
Mrs. O. H. Wheeler and children undersigned has ’been appointed by
Write or phone for prico list. Mrs. visitors Sunday at the Claude Arne
"YOU’LL BE SURPRISED1'
an order of the County Court of the best street in town.
and
Mrs.
E.
M.
Wheeler.
The
oc
­
Waldo Miller, Disston Rte., phone home.
I will practice the belief that
Lane County, Oregon, administrat­
casion
was
the
forty-second
wed
­
Mrs. Waldo Miller and Miss Bel
1F12.
jlptfc
rix of the estate of Robert Carter, prosperity anil good government
ma Miller accomplinseil C. A. Kitig ding anniversary of the Garners. deceased, which order bears date and neighborly love is here now,
FOR SALE—O. I. C. PIGS AN1) to the R. Martin home at Walden A delicious dinner was served
while all enjoyed anti wished Mr. the 30th day of December, 1924. and to stay, if I will but accept
10 inch hard wood. J. A. .Foil, Wednesday evening of last week.
All persons having claims against and live it.
and
Mrs. Garner many happy re-
Disston route, phone 38FU.
j22c
tho estate of said Robert Carter,
turns.
WALKER.
deceased, are hereby notified and
SALE.
required to present the same, duly
LYNX
HOLLOW.
Mrs. Anna Decker, corset ex­
(Special to The Sentinol.)
verified, at the law office of
pert, dealer in high grade under­
Jan, 21.—Lyle Lowry was ad­
Herbert
W. Lombard, First Nation
(Special
to
The
Sentinel.)
wear and hosiery (direct from mill mitted to a Eugene hospital Sun
Jan. 21.—Mr. and Mrs. Frank al Bank Building, Cottage Grove,
to consumer) will be nt homo one day evening and underwent an
Mackie visited at the home of their Oregon, on or before six months
T—
from the date of the first publi­
daughter, Mrs. Melvin Jackson.
Hurry I.ajoie, of Wendling, and cation of this notice.
Dated and first published this
a Henry Seiferd were in the Hollow
first day of January, 1925.
□ Sunday.'
u
BESSIE SUTER,
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Wolford and
□
44
Administratrix of the estate of
□ son Horace, Mrs. Wm. Slater anti
□
Robert Carter, deceased.
□ Mrs. I. N. Dresser were Eugene Herbert W. Lombard, Attorney
□ visitors Tuesday of last week.
u
for estate.
jl-29c(T;
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Strong were
□
□ visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
n
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
.
□ Thintsman Sunday.
□
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
Mrs. Myrtle Plank made a busi-
□
LANE COUNTY.
□ ness trip to Springfield one day
□ last week.
Leontine Lusk, Plaintiff, vs. Dale
g
Lusk, Defendant:
Mr. ami Mrs. R. Y. Porter went
I to the Grove last week on Tuesday. To Dale E. Lusk, Defendant:
IN
THE NAME OF THE
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Owens ami
□ Rolland
Owens were dinner guests S^TE OF OREGON, you are
□
! in the I. N. Dresser home Wednes- hereby required to . appear and
_, day yf last week. They are on answer the Complaint filed against
§! their way to their home in B. C. you in the above entitled suit
□
Mr. Garfield Beach, who was in with six i weeks from the date of
]
of this Sum-
q hl Eugene hospital a long while the first publication
i you fail so to answer,
BI with an injured hand, is not doing mons and if
□ well and will be obliged to return for want thereof, the Plaintiff
B to the hospital for further treat will apply to the Court for relief
El
,
prayed for in Plaintiff’s Complaint
□ meat.
n
H
8. E. Dresser who was thrown on file herein, to-wit: For a
□ | from a logging train and injured Decree of this Conrt forever dis­
5j n short time ago is improving solving the marroigo contract and
nicely
and - ~
was discharged ‘ ‘ from
HF
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....... the bonds of matrimony existing be-
value—new quality—a new line of Chevrolet models
tween the Plaintiff and the De
hospital Tuesday.
even better than ever before. Chevrolet has become
fendant and such other and further
the world’s largest producer of automobiles with
relief as to th »Court may seem
SAGINAW .
modern, 3-speed transmission by making quality cars
just and equitable.
to sell at low cost. Now this Chevrolet quality has
This Summons is served by pub­
(Special to The Sentinel.)
been greatly increased.
Jan. 21.—Mrs. E. 11. Koch is lication by order of the Hon. G.
quite sick with an attack of la­ F. Skipworth, Judge of the above
entitled Court.
chassis—with larger, stronger frame; new semi-
grippe.
Dated this 6th day of January,
Mrs. Marvel Randall and little
elliptic, chrome vanadium steel springs; stronger
date of the first
*
son, of Portland, visited at the 1925, and the
axles, rear axle of the finest construction—banjo type
publication
of
thia
Summons
will
Oswell Knight home the first of
bousing with greatly strengthened gears; improved,
be on the 8th day of January,
□ the week.
fully enclosed dry-plate disc clutch requiring no
2’/2’ s
1925,
and
the
date
of
the
last
U
/iortmin Tucker has moved hi*
lubrication; extra heavy brake bands; and many
pubheation
will
be
on
the
19th
family up into Lynx Hollow.
improvements on the powerful Chevrolet motor.
day
of
February,
1925
The 8. P. extra gang is again
HERBERT W. LOMBARD,
on the siding here after being
bodies—of even greater beauty and comfort All models
Attorney for Plaintiff.
at Walker for two weeks.
Address and Poet Office,
have now radiator of more beautiful design, made of
W m. Hodge has purchased a
Cottage Grove, Ore.
j8 f!9
non-rusting airplane metal. All closed models have
Fonl car.
now and exceptionally beautiful Fisher bodies with
Mr. and Mrs. Logan Hear enter-
the new VV closed-body one-piece windshield and
tained Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Burgess
SUMMONS.
automatic windshield wiper. Balloon tires on all dosed
at tlinqer Sunday.
models and disc wheels on the Sedan and Coupe.
Mrs. C. H Shanin visited friends
In the Circuit 'sort of the Sjate
tu Creswell the first of the week. of Oregon for Lane County:
i
Harry Cotter has been reappoint
finish—all models are now finished in Duco—the now
I*o B. Rice, Plaintiff, vs. Fran
ed supervisor of roads in this dis- ces Spray Hire, defendant.
finish that retains its color and lustre almost indefi­
triet.
To Francis Spray Rice, the above
nitely and withstands the severest usage. These
named defendant:
are but a few of the quality features of the new
THORNTON CORNERS
tl
In the name of the State of
Chevrolet—quality features that you would expect to
11
Oregon you arc hereby required
find only on cars of much higher price.
u
u
(Special to The Sentinel.)
to appeal nad answer the complaint
u
Ji an. 81.—John William, of th« filed against you in the above on
□
MeKenxie, has purrhatetl the Win. titled suit within six weeks front
Robertson place ant! with his par­ the date of the first publication
ents, moved in last week.
of this summons, and if you fail
Olive Berry and her father so to answer, for want thereof the
□ S. Mrs.
P Shortritlge were Eugene bust plaintiff will apply to the Vouri j
o
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ness visitors Tuesday of last week. for relief prayed for in plaintiff’s,
a Cottage Grove, Oregon
Ivan E Warner. Manager
Mr. and Mrs. T C. Shaw sad complaint, to Witt for a decree of.
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