The Cottage Grove sentinel., January 26, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1925
PAGI THREE
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i George Dahl, Charley Van Den FIRST CHARTER OF CITY
ADOPTED 26 YEARS AGO
1 burg ,and F. E. Dickson attended
¡the Knights of Pythias convention,
jin Albany Saturday evening. Dele [
(Continued from first page.)
¡gates
were present at this gather
Certainly—there’s no Coffee on the market that can
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I ing from Cottage Grove, Eugene, Even corrections which havo been
compare with the deliciously refreshing qualities and
¡Corvallis, Toledo, Brownsville and marked in with lead pencil are
fine taste of Maxwell House. It has been highly ap-
Lebanon. The Pythian Sisters of | perfectly clear.
proved of by the Good Housekeeping department of
Scholl
is
your
home
optom
­
the Laurel lodge of Albany served
An item in the “Bohemia Nug
Milk is a ready carrier of anything with which it comes
health.
etrist.
(m) a banquet before the business get, ’ ’ for January 27, 1899, shows
in contact. The only safe milk to use is that which is
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The E. E. Eads family, of Med­ meeting.
T.
Geer
signed
that
Governor
T.
kept clean from the time it leaves the udder until it is
ford, spent the week end here at
There have been very few vio- the charter for the consolidated
used.
the home of Mrs. Eads’ father lations of city ordinances in the city of Cottage Grove on January
and sister, 8. W. Boyd and Mrs. past five years according to Re 24, 1899. According to the provis­
Powell’s dairy is open to inspection at any and all times.
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Lester Childs.
Visit it in your Sunday best, if you wish. You will carry
corder Homer Galloway.
Traffic ions of this charter the mayor
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
Lemon
have
of
Lemati
at
the
time
of
its
law
violations
and
a
few
liquor
away no odor of any kind. Sanitation is our watchword.
moved out to the Wiese sawmill. cases are practically all that come adoption was to become mayor of
Our milk reaches the pasteurizing and bottling station
Mr. Lemon recently received his up in the police court. Mr Gallo­ the consolidated city. Two of the council power: “To regulate the partraent of bacteriology at the
under most sanitary conditions and then it touches
discharge from the United States way believes that Cottage Grove councilmen of Lemati and three rate of speed upon all railroads or experiment station at Corvallis, or
nothing but machinery that has been sterilized. It goes
Navy and Mrs. Lemon has been is an unusually law abiding com­ of the councilmen of Cottag' Grove other roads within the corporate it may bo garden soil where peas
I were to make up the new council. limits and to prevont fast or have been successfully grown. If
into bottles that have been sterilized and is not touched
making her home in Spring­ munity.
at any time by human hands.
furious riding or driving upon the the soil us used, 200 to 300 pounds
field at the home of her mother,
Powell’s pasteurized milk is O. F. Knox was then mayor of streets and alleys therein. ’ ’
of the surface soil should be
Mrs. J. S. McKay.
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Lemati
and
the
position
of
mayor
Pasteurizing does away with the possibility of germs of
pure milk.
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Also the council could “say by scattered over each acre of the
Harvey
L.
Taylor
is
suffering
fell
upon
him
when
the
consolida
­
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Armstrong,
any kind and there is no chance anywhere in its handling
land* to go to peas. It is harrowed
with a severe case of pneumonia. formerly of this city but now of tion went into effect. He was the ordinance whether or not any bi- in promptly. Exposure to the sun­
for foreign substances of any kind to get into it.
cycles,
tricycles,
or
similar
wheeled
He has been confined to his bed Cascade Locks, visited during last I father of Frank Knox, present pro-
light is injurious to tho bacteria
since Wednesday.
K
! prietor of the Gray Goose restau­ vehicles, or any steam engine or that are in this soil.
week at the F. C. Houser
Sowing
portabio steam or traction engine
rant
and
an
uncle
of
O.
O.
Veatch.
Galloway, insurance, 511 Main. M C. W. Caldwell homes and
or harvesting machinery snail be should take place under cloudy
.
At
one
time
he
was
candidate
Mrs. C. R. Oakes, of Eugene, friends.
conditions or toward evening, if
for county judge and laekeu only driven through in running order or possible.
spent the week end with Miss
M rs. J. V. Stewart, Mrs. Roy
any
publicly
conveyed
through
one vote of getting the oftiee. (n
Bernice Fitzwater.
Love and the latter’s daughter,
Mrs. Clara Burkholder. It is lo­
fact, when the election returns streets or alley in the city and
CARD OF APPRECIATION.
Ivan
Sams
was
in
Eugene
today
Miss
Amy
Love,
of
Jasper,
were
cated just behind Mrs. Burkholder’s
were
first announced, he believed designate upon what streets or
on business.
dinner guests Saturday of Mr. and
----------------------------------------------- ♦ home. Mr. Neet is contemplating
he had received the office and alleys the same may be done or
As the recipients of the toxin­
Mr. and Mrs. 8. V. Allison left Mrs. C. M. Parker, parents of Mrs. moved to Eugene to take up his prohibited. ’ ’
E. E. Everson, of Creswell, was building on the lot.
antitoxin serum wo wish to thank
last evening for Portland and ex­ Stewart.
The
license
fee
for
selling
liquor
A closer count, however,
fined $10 in the court of Justice-
the doctor and nurse who so gen­
Ray Nelson, auto electrician. pect to return about Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Caldweli and duties.
gave the office to his opponent was fixed at not more than $800 erously gave thir time; the health
of-Peaee Joe Young, Thursday. Ninth and Main streets.
with a new Essex coach.
a year. It was also provided that
daughter, of Elmira, spent the week C. J. Fitch, by one vote.
The Creswell man wax going 40
Mrs. Jennie Drullard, of Big
anyone selling or giving liquor to officer and the wholesale distribu­
end at the home of Mr. Caldwell’s
miles an hour when arrested by Pine, Calif., returned home Satur­
S. R. Piper, one of the Lemati drunkards, minors, Indians or wom­ tors who have made possible a
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
0.
W.
Cald
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traffic officer Earl Humphreys.
community immune from diphtheria.
councilmen, who went into the en should be fined not
day, after spending a few days at
well.
He was given a week in which to the W. A. Witcher home.
council of the consolidated city is $25 or more than $100.
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HEBRON DIRT. NO. 50.
Mrs. Thomas Sikes, of Dexter, now living on a farm on the Coast
pay-
The council wax given the power
Roy Shipp, who has charge of
arrived last evening and is visit­ Fork. He was at ono time in the
CALL FOR BIDS FOR WOOD.
Harold Rutherford and Joe Mil­
to prevent the selling of cigars,
the services at the Hebron church,
ing at the home of her daughter, hardware business here.
ler, who are wanted on the Charge has recently returned from a na-
cigarettes
and
tobacco
to
minors.
Mrs. Georg Björne t.
Notico is hereby given that tho
of beating a board bill at the has recently returned from a nation­
W. F. Hemcuway, brother
Let Max Schwartz, the tailor, be
directors of school district No. 45,
Central hotel, have been located al missionary convention in New
D.
H.
Hemenway
of
this
city,
your tailor.
j26-f2flp(2) the other member of the Lemati
Lane County, Oregon will receive
in Boise, Idaho.
York and resumed his services yes­
sealed bids for the delivery of
Mrs.
A.
N.
Ward
and
children
council to hold over to tho admin­
It pays to list your property terday at Hebron. Mr. Shipp is a
65 cords of four-foot wood, 160
returned Friday from Elma, Wash., istration of the new city.
He
with Hall & Lang.
WELL
BAKED
student at the Eugene Bible univer­
cords of 2%-foot wood, and 20
where they had been visiting at left Cottage Grove in 1901 for
George W. McQueen was in Eu­ sity and was sent from there as a.
JUICY PIES
tiers of 16-inch wood, as per speci­
the home of Mrs. Ward’s parents, Seattle, Wash., and went from
Canada field peas and oats for fications on file with district clerk.
gene Friday on business.
delegate to the state missionary
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Robinson.
there to Glendale, California, where hay or silage makes a very satis
of all kinds await your
Wayne Veatch, of Halsey, arrived convention and from there he was
The bills should be filed with
The W. L. Hat'-h family motored he now lhes.
factory crop for western Oregon district clerk on or before Febru­
lection here daily. You nev­
Friday for a visit with friends in sent to New York.
to
Roseburg
yesterday
and
spent
when
planted
in
February
or
J.
I.
Jones,
now
living
in
Eugene,
er put a fork in, any better.
Cottage Grove, and returned Sun­
ary 10, at 7:30 p. m., the board
Dr. Hagen will cure your goiter.
the day with Mrs. Hatch’s mother, was a councilman on the west March.
Try one of these tonight.
day.
reserving the right to reject any
Mrs. Belle Schindler. Mrs. Hatch side of the river in what was
An eight-pound daughter was
Peas will stand a little later
Mrs. D. A. Korbes returned Mon born .Saturday to Mr. and Mrs.
and daughter Dorothy remained for0 originally Cottage Grove and took planting than the vetch and gener­ and all bids.
day from a Eugene hospital, where D. A. I.<affoon.
a week’s visit there but the others his place in the new council, Oth- ally make a good tonnage of j22f5(T) WORTH HARVEY, Clerk.
She has been
she underwent a serious operation. named Jeanette Ellen. ’ The mother
returned last evening.
era from that side who went into forage. Use the White Canadian
People’s Cash Market.
Rhe is steadily improving.
Her is getting along nicely. Mrs Laf-
F. C. Houser, who is employed at tho council were G. U. Snapp and variety at about 90 pounds an Will run a meat delivery From
mother, Mrs. D. T. Lawton, of foon was Miss Velma Hart.
Dexter, was home with his family J. W. Gowdy, both of whom are acre with a bushel to a bushel and Cottage Grove to London every
G. A. Sanders, Prop.
itedford, is here with her.
over the week end.
a half of oats, as Three Brain, Monday and Friday. Will have
Mrs. G. L. Gillispie, of Dorena.
now dead.
A 6%-pound daughter was born has gone to Harrison, Ark., to be
H. C. Veatch, who became treas­ Victory or Shadeland Climax. ThiB a variety of fresh and cured meats
Mrs. Emma Nickerson, of Che­
Wednesday evening to Mr. and with her father, R. C. Vaughn,
Miss Carolyn Granpis spent Sat­ welah, Wash., is visiting at tho urer, was the father of O. O. makes a very good combination each trip, as well ae cheese, butter,
Mrs. Bert Tullar, of Cedar Creek. who recently underwent an opera-
Veatch. He died two years ago for forage.
pickles and any thing else carried
urday in Eugene at the W. H. E. E. Ellsworth home.
It may be necessary to inoculate in stock at the shop. Fresh fish
Word has Beidler home, returning Sunday
Warren
Have 300 tiers of last year’s tion for appendicitis,
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Haney, of at the age of 93.
16-inch slab wood, $4 a load. Quim­ been received here that ho is get- accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Beid­ Anlauf, were week end guests at McFarland, who now lives on the the seed of the peas to assure suc­ on Fridays.
west side of the river and is work­ cess on many of the farms that Wo will fill phone orders sent in
by Bros. Phone 124L.
j22f9p(2) ting along satisfactorily.
ler, who spent the day at the F. L. the F. C. Houser home.
ing
for the Bohemia Lumber com- have never grown them to any tho day before delivery.
Galloway
writes
insurance.
Grannis home.
Mrs. C. W. Partin left Thursday
M . a.-.d Mrs. Jack Callahan and pany, was the first marshal of extent. This inoculation may be Prices are the same as in the
Herman F. Edwards, Roy ■ N.
for Portland for a week’s visit at
Scholl’s kryptoks make you son, of Portland, spent the week Cottage Grove after the consoli- pure cultures suplied by the do- shop.
j!2-2»e
the homes of her sisters, Mrs. J. O. Nelson and M. L. Smith filed see.
(m) end here with relatives. They vis dation.
articles
of
incorporation
of
Calvin
Johnson and Mrs. 8. M. Ramsey,
Mrs. Jessie Hodges and soq, <ff ited Mrs. W. A. Garoutte, who is
E. W. Whipple was mayor on the
and to be with her mother-in-law, Funk post No. 32, American Legion 'Portland, visited during last week in a Eugene hospital, yesterday.
west side at about the time of the
Mrs. Amanda dibson, who is quite of Cottage Grove, in Eugene last at the home of Mrs. Hodges’
division of the two towns. The
I Saturday.
ill.
brother-in-law, T. D. Hodges at
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postoffice on the east side was
Allen Kerr, of Oregon City, is Delight Valley.
William Bartels has had a Narco
established where the Central hotel
radio installed in his home and is visiting in Cottage Grove and vi­
now is and Frarjf Wooley became
Mrs. Joe Perkins and daughter,
cinity during this week.
picking up some good programs.
postmaster.
Sarah, were guests yesterday at
Ivan Norris has returned from the John Kerr home.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Johnson re­
The new charter provided that
turned Wednesday from Aberdeen,' Oakridge, where he has been work­
the first election should be held
John
Kerr
is
suffering
with
a
Wash., where they were visiting ing for the past month.
the first Monday in April, 1899.
severe attack of rheumatism.
By ELBERT BEDE.
with relatives.
The results of this election held
Fuller Brushes sold by G. B.
STATE CAPITOL, Salem, Ore., April 3, were: Mayor, Darwin Bris-
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Have some old growth fir cut Arnest, phone 124-J.
Jan. 19.—(Special.)—A bill for an tow; treasurer, H. Eakin; recorder,
Mrs. Catherine Bader returned
last summer, $2.59 tier. Quimby
armory at Cottage Grove will ap- J. 8. Medloy; councilman, 1st ward,
Bros. Phone 124L.
j22f9p(2) Saturday from Salem, where she
pear in the senate tomorrow, with G. H. Stone, two years, W. 8. Ben­
had
been
visiting
with
a
niece,
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Johnson and
Senator J. 8. Magladry as its nett, one year; 2nd ward, W. 8.
Mrs.
Bolton
Hamble.
Another
niece,
daughter, Mary
Frances, have
You’ll like once you have author. There are three other Chrisman, two years, B. Lurch, one
moved down from Rujada and are Miss Margaret Scott, is a reporter
given them a trial. Well armory bills before the session, year; 3rd ward, Win. Cummings,
making their home temporarily with at the legislative session for the
Oregon
Voter.
baked,
of only the best in­ but Cottage Grove it conceded first two years, G. M. Hawley, one year.
Mr. Johnson’s parents, Mr. and
gredients,
you’ll find our position in cate any armory appro­ Tho two year councilmen were
James Tedford has been named
Mrs. B. F. Johnson.
cakes
anil
pies
just to your priations are made, having been evidently elected for the purpose
A. E. Allen, of Fort Benton, patrolman for road districts 15,
made this promise two years ago of keeping all the terms of council
taste.
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and
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by
the
Lane
county
Mont., who had been visiting here
when its bill was turned down, members from expiring at once.
court.
C.
A*.
V
’
anschoi$ck
was
at the home of his sister, Mrs. C.
Adjutant General White stands This wax done regardless of a
M. Jackson and with a brother, named patrolman in district 14.
squarely for the Cottage Grove provision in the charter stating
B. Ff Bunch was a visitor in
left last week for Post, where ho
armory first, but that any armory that no term of office should be
Autin
Lindsey,
Proprietor.
is visiting with another brother Eugene Thursday.
appropriation will be made is not longer than one year.
before returning home.
certain. Cottage Grove has already
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Dr. Hagen will cure your goitef.
Even in those days speed wns a
voted the bonds for the city’s matter of much concern with law­
PHONE 46
Rebekah content dinner at 7 I Captain C. C. Cruson, who was in
Human hands never touch thare.
makers.
The
new
charter
gave
the
o’clock Friday, January 30. For Salem the first of last week tn the Powell’s pasteurized milk.
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Rebekah members only.
Signed : interest of the bill for the Cottage
Reuben Rissue, who was inter­
Captain Sanders.
j22-26-29e Grove armory has returned and nally injured about two weeks ago
George M. Allen, of Annconda, reports that the chances of obtain­ in a mill accident, is testing easier.
ng
He is in a Eugene hospital.
Mont., who has been here visiting ing the money appear very good.
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with his sister, Mrs. C. M. Jackson,
Mrs. l)wigh( King, who under
Mrs. W. B. Spinnet and baby were
and with a brother, left Tuesday dismissed from a Eugene hospital went a major operation in a Eu­
ng
for Kitson Springs, where he will and have returned to their home. gene hospital two weeks ago, is
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remain for a month or longer.
Mrs. Spinnet has been in the hos­ getting along nicely, She is ex-
ng
pected to return home in a few
Miss Lois Compton, daughter of pital about a month.
ng
days.
Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Compton, who
Ray Nelson for Radio Sup­
recently returned to this city to plies.
ar
Bud Buell was suddenly calici
make their home, is attending the
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Mrs. J. E. Doolittle and small to Myrtle Creek .Saturday on ac
Eugene buxines, college.
son returned Sunday from a Ku- I count of the serious illness of his
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| mother.
Elmer Neet has purchased a gene hospital.
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lot on north Tenth street from
Earl H. Humphrey, state traffic
Beware of unclean milk.
BEWARE OF UNCLEAN
MILK
offices, was in Cottage drove
Friday.
Over two hundred cases ha>e
been filed in the office of the
Justice court of Peace, Joe Young.
I during the past year.
Most of
these have been small civil cases.
H’m-m-m, but it’s good!
McQueen’s Grocery
Powell Milk Is Pure Milk
* Tales of the Town
Field Peas Good Crop to
Plant Early
The Cottage Grove
Electric Bakery
Magladry Introduces
Bill for Armory
When the Meat
Is Tender
Tasty and fresh and prepared to suit
your very taste, how enjoyable it
makes the whole meal. For that
satisfied feeling, try us often.
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GOODS
CÏTY BAKERY
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We extend a hearty invitation
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visit us in our new quarters.
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Buy Powell’s pasteurized milk
and play safe.
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Mrs. W. A. Garoutte, who under­
went a serious operation last week
in a Eugene hospital, is getting
along satisfactorily.
Mr. and Mrs. I, J. Hays,
Medford, spent yesterday at
home of ~ Mr. ~
Hays’ son O.
Hays.
Mrs. Allie . Hawkins with
sister, Mrs. Matilda Kohn, visited
during the week in Eugene at the
home of Mrs. Hawkin’s daughter,
Mrs. Walter Hauser.
Mrs. W. H. Yost and daughter
Elva, of Portland, are visiting with
Mrs. Yost’s mother, Mrs. J. H.
Cone, who is qnite ill.
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Klamath Falls, who had been in
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Cottage Grove Saturday evr.aing
8 a ad spent thw night with Mr. and
Mrs J. Q WHiettA Mr. Finley
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