The Cottage Grove sentinel., March 02, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

THE COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, MONDAY, MARCH 2. 1925.
PAGE THREB
Mra. May Irvin, who makes her .r"
home with her danghtf r, Mrs. XV.
H. Daugherty, left today for New
port for a few days’ visit.
Ernest Oberg, who had been at­
When you order by phone or come here in person to
tending a home missionary con ’
vention at Mountain View, Calif.,
.select your Groceries, you can count on getting the very
and who was enroute to his homo
choicest eatables possible to obtain.
in College Place, Wash., spent the
week ond here at the home of Mrs. ,
I have purchased the Powell Jitney
R. S. Trask, a sister of Mrs. Oberg.
■1
Service and have moved the headquar­
Mr. Oberg was accompanied by!
Mr. Stevens, a minister from Wash­
ters to the
ington D. C., who is general super­
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intendent of the home missionary
department of the Seventh Day
Adventist denomination and he also !
I
spent tho week end at the Trask renee Simmons, Mrs. T. O. Russell at tho home of her mother, Mrs.
and Mrs. Frank E. Dunn. 1 Mrs. Nancy Oglesby.
home.
Where I may be reached for day or
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Mr. and Mrs. William Bartels | Percival with her son Robert : re­
night calls. Prompt, efficient and cour­
The Constellation Club will hold
returned Saturday afternoon from I turned yesterday to their home in
teous service.
Portland, where they had been to Portland, after a brief visit at its regular meeting Thursday after­
noon with Mrs. Frank Knox, Mrs.
attend the funeral of Mrs. Bartels’I the Dvott home.
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8. L. Mackin and Mrs. Clara Burk­
mother, Mrs. Catharine Carter. Mrs.
John Mullady, of Eureka, Calif., | Nearly 40 were present at the holder as hostesses.
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accompanied them here and spent 1 annual Interdenominational meeting
the week end nt their home. Mrs. held Friday afternoon in the par
Mullady is an aunt of Mrs. Bar­ lore of the Presbyterian church. ♦—---------------------------------- •
tels. She left this afternoon for M rs. H. W. Titus presided at the
meeting and Mrs. A. J. Adams
her California home.
had charge of tho dovotionals.
Presbyterian Church—A. Ralph
The Overhalzer boys are clearing ! Papers on missionary work were
the Old Heinrich place on Silk given by a member of the mission­ Spearow, pastor. Sunday school at
* mill, Saturday, Marion Harper, of
Creek which they recently pur­ ary society of each church. Those 10, forenoon service at 11, evening
chased nnd where they plan to to represent the churches in this service at 7:30. Midweek services
I _______ ____________ <•> i Anlauf, fell and broke his leg. He
was taken to a Eugene hosspital
build a new sawmill in the near were: Miss Grace Blackwell, Metho­ ¡Wednesday evenings at 7:30.
future.
E. R. Spencer was a visitor in after receiving treatment from a
dist; Mrs. R. A. Trask, Presby­
local physician.
Baptist Church—Tenth and Adams.
the city from Eugene Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawkins terian; Mrs. Strom, of Santa Clara,
United
States
tires
are
good
tires
and
their
son
and
his
wife, Mr. Christian; and Mrs. Ponsford, Bap Bible school at 10, preaching at 11
Frank Sly, of Eugene spent
—for sale at Billy Hall ’s Service i
and Mrs. Leslie Hawkins, motored tist. In addition vocal solos wore and 7:30. Young people’s meeting
Thursday in Cottage Grove.
Station.
to Roseburg yesterday and spent given by Mrs. Roy Leonard and at 6:30. Prayer mooting Thursday
Scott Benjamin, brother of Mrs.
the day at the home of Mrs. C. A. Mrs. Glenn Haney and a vocal duet evenings at 7:30.
Mrs.
Eucy
Armstrong
returned
W. L. Darby, visited in Cottage
Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. was given by Miss Helen Ostrander
Grove Thursday and Friday of to her home in Eugene Saturday
Christian Church, the ’ ‘ home-like ’ ’
Hawkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie and Miss Delta Hopper.
last week. He left for his home after a- visit of a week with her
■church—A. J. Adams, minister.
Hawkins
remained
in
Roseburg
for
sister,
Mrs.
Frank
Hambrick,
t,
who
❖
$>
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in Seattle following his visit here.
Sunday school at 9:45, sermon and
a week’s visit with the Smiths,
Miss Ellena J. Shortqdge, daugh- communion at 11, Christian endea­
Mrs. H. C. Miteholl returned Fri­ has been ill for some time.
but
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Hawkins
ter of Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Short- vor at 6:30, evening service at 7:30.
Mrs. Karl K. Mills, accompanied [
Ray Nelson, auto electrician. returned last, evening.
day from a two weeks’ visit in
ridge, of this city, became the wife
to the
Ninth and Main streets.
Waila Walla with relatives. On by her mother. Mrs. Howe ami her
Charles Cochran and his son and of James H. Maust Friday in Eu-
Mothodist Church—Rev. J. H.
Mrs. A. Ralph Spearow and baby
her return trip she stopped for brother Robert Hour, of Eugene. |
Ebert, Pastor. Sunday school at
daughter returned home today from daughters, Herbert, Gertrude and gene.
several days in Albany visiting motored to Brownsville Saturday I
9:45, morning worship at 11, Ep­
Melba, and his mother, Mrs. S. E.
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a Eugen? hospital.
with relatives there. Mr. Mitchell and visited over Sunday with her
at 7:30 pi m.
worth league at 7, evening service
Cochran, motored to Roseburg yes
Charles
Burkholder
Jr.
was
honor
motored to Albany Thursday after­ aunt Mrs. George Coshow.
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Mrs. E. J. Howe returned yps-
terday
and
spent
the
day
at
the
guest
nt
a
birthday
dinner
held
Mrs. Frank Henderson returned
noon, returning Friday forenoon
terday from a Eugene hospital,
Froe Methodist church—Corner of
home
of
H.
U.
Cochran,
son
of
Mrs.
yesterday in Corvallis at the home at 7:30. Everybody ia welcome to
Thursday from Rood River where
with Mrs. Mitchell.
where she had been receiving med- Cochran.
of M rs. Lydia Stouffer, grand­ attend all of these services.
cal attention, She is getting along
Ren Sanford, A. Ralph Spearow she visited her daughter Mrs. W
mother of Mr. Burkholder. Daffo- Monroe avenu» and south Fifth
AND HEAR
nicely.
and Mrs. Ida Miller returned Wed­ E. Ogden who returned to Cottage1
dils were the attractive decoration street—D. 8. Forrester, pastor, Sun­
nesday evening from a motor trip Grove with her. She also visited
The
small
son
of
J.
T.
Allen,
of
H. Orton Wiley
of the rooms and table. Others day school at 10, forenoon services
to Salem and Portland. Mrs. Mill her niece, Mrs. R. Williams, who
Latham,
is recovering from an
president of Northwest Nazarene
to enjoy the affair were Mrs. at 11, evening service at 7:30.
is
in
a
Portland
hospital.
Salem
with
her
in
er remained
attack of bronchial pneumonia with
college deliver his address
Clara Burkholder, nnd Mrs. C. E. Prayer meeting at 7:30 Thursday
C. T. C. tires are mighty good
A
wedding
of
much
interest
hero
brother, A. D. Smith, while the
which
he
has
been
ill
for
several
He will be assisted by E. J. Lord,
was that of Mrs. lima L. Beager Frost, of this city, and Miss Bello evening».
men went on to Portland on busi- tires—for sale at Billy Hnll’s
days.
supt. of North Pacific dist. of
Mrs.
Service Station.
ness.
to
William M. Thum which occured Burkholder, of Corvallis.
Nazarene church
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Walton and
Christian Science Church—Corner
Burkholder and Charles Burkholder
Friday
afternoon
at
the
Presby
­
Mrs. Clara Taylor returned Thurs-
U. G. Walker, of Portland, for­
son Fred spent Thursday evening
of Jefferson avenue and Second
returned
last
ovening
but
Mrs.
mer resident of Cottage Grove, day from Portland where she has
with Mrs. T. M. Doak, who has terian church in Eugene, A. Ralph Frost and Miss Belle Burkholder »treat. Sunday services at 11 a. m.
was a visitor here over the week- been confined in a hospital with
been laid up for some time with Spearow, pastor of the local Pres­ went on to Portland for a few Wednesday scrvicos at 7:30 p. m.
mi'll 2p
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end. He was assistant sergeant- typhoid fever.
a fractured hip. Mrs. Doak is byterian church, officiating, The days ’ business nnd pleasure trip,
Sevouth Day Adventist Church—
at-arms of the house at the recent
improving satisfactorily and is now couple left immediately after the Mrs. Frost plans to return hero
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. D. Owens have
ceremony for Portland, returning
West Main street. Servicos every
legislative session and came up returned from Centralia, Wash.,
A. W. Kime has arrived here able to got around n little with here last' evening. They will make Tuesday.
Saturday. Sabbath school nt 10,
from Salem Friday with Eitorf where they have been for several from Portland and opened his tho aid of crutches.
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church service at 11; prayer meet­
their homo hero.
Bede, who filled his old position months. They are now visiting in office in the Cottage Grove Bank
ing Wednesday evening» at 7:30.
Mrs.
F.
L.
Grannis
Scholl
’
s
kryptoks
make
was
one
of
as reading clerk of the house.
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Grants Pass, Medford and Ashland, building. Ho will occupy the same see.
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the honor gueHtH at the regular
George J. Willett returned Thurs­ but expect to return here to make waiting room as D. A. Forbes.
Tho annual past Matrons and meeting of the Killkaro club, Eu-
Sunday School service» in the
Miss
Genevieve
Rice,
teacher
of
day night from Salem, where he their home.
Myrtle Snauer is recovering rap­ tho Disston school, was a guest past Patrons night was observed gene, Thursday afternoon,
The I>athiim school house every Sunday
had bean acting as mail cleik in
Despondency caused Mrs. M. idly from the accident which hap­ yesterday at the George Mote home. Friday evening nt the regular meet­ club entertained in honor of for- at 9:45. Mrs Hugh Trunnel, su­
the senate during the legislative Hinkle, of Roseburg, mother of pened on Knox hill Inst Tuesday
ing of tho Eastern Star chapter. mer members and Mrs. Grnnnis perintendent; Mrs. Winnio Hagerty,
Abe Gilbert, of Oregon City, An entertaining program
session.
was was a member of the club when a assistant superintendent.
Mrs. George Berry to take poison when she was thrown from a
spent
Saturday
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
staged
in
honor
<
of
tho
past
Thursday
evening.
She
died
Galloway, insurance, 511 Main. M
Fri- buggy.
resident of Eugene. Mrs. Grannis
George Hawley. During his visit officers.
Mrs. W. J. Woods, was a house guest of Mrs. Bert PNEUMONIA CAUSE OF
Mrs. Berry went
Miss Crystal Robinson left Sat day morning.
Dr. Hagen cures sleeplessness.
hero,
Mr.
Gilbert
with
Mr.
Hawley
Mrs. C. A. Bartell and Mrs. A. A. Vincent, of Eugono, Thursday anti
DEATH OF HEBRON GIRL
urday for Portland for a brief to Roseburg for the funeral.
R. W Evans, Roseburg, is a visited Emmett Sharp.
Richmond had charge of the pro­ Friday.
Galloway writes insurance.
visit with friends.
visitor in Cottage Grove.
gram. Tho regular lodge session
Viola Jano Gilhnm, 6-year old
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The Oakland basketball team
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Akers, of
Frank McFarland, of Grants
was held and was followed by the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
The Rinkcydinks enjoyed an
canceled
the
game
with
the
Alumni
Oakland, Ore., were woek end
Pass, passed through the city today
serving of a dainty luncheon. Mrs
Gilhiim, of tho Hebron district,
guests at the home of Mrs Akers’ scheduled for last Friday evening on his way home from a visit to!
Charles Adams, Mrs. L. L. Harrel, breakfast yesterday morning in the near Woodard’» mill, died this
because the team there had dis­
basement of tho Presbyterian
brother, rf. W. Titus.
Mrs. 8. 8. Lasswoll, Mrs. E. C.
northern points.
morning from pneumonia.
The
church.
H. Orton Wiley, president of the banded and it was impossible to
Shay, Mrs. Victor Chambers, Mrs.
J.
P.
Ypegan,
deputy
tax
ccllec-
!
funeral is to be held at 2:30 to­
get
it
together.
There
are
no
Northwest Nazarene college, will
♦
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♦
Mervillo Veatch, and Mrs. Alfred
morrow afternoon from the chapel.
speak at the Baptist church Thurs­ more games this season. The last tor from the office of Clyde G.
Divide Society.
White were the refreshment com
A. Ralph Spearow, pasor of the
day evening. He will be assisted contest of tho grads was with the Huntly, Portland, has been in the
Fifteen ladies of the neighbor- Presbyterian church, officiating.
mittee.
by E. J. Lord, superintendent of high school last Wednesday eve­ city since last Friday for the |
hood met at the W. E. Burkett Interment will be in the Taylor-
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purpose of conferring with Cot j
the north Pacific district of the ning.
Mrs. Samuel Ferguson entertained home Thursday afternoon and held Lane cemetery.
tage
Grove
people
in
regard
to
.
Nazarene church.
The three year old son of Ralph
e Past Noble Grands’ club a miscellaneous shower in honor
filling out their income tax re- ’
The child wag born June 2, 1918.
Six thousand feet of films of Lancaster is recovering from a port».
Thursday afternoon at the I. O. of Mrs. Frank Turner, who with
Japan, showing the trip of A. R. bad attack of pneumonia.
O. F. hall. A business session wus Mr. Turner left that evening to
W.
J.
Weaver,
owner
and
man-1
'Almost every girl wants to mar-
Spearow, will bo shown at the
Mrs. Carrie Hemenway, Mrs. J.
held and then tho remainder of mnke their home in Cottage Grove.
ager
of
the
Hotel
Umpqua,
Rose
­
ry u rich man. ”
Arcade theatre tomorrow evening Q. Willits and Mr. and Mrs. D. H.
the afternoon hours wero spent
burg,
is
a
visitor
in
the
city
today.
“There aren't enough rich men
under the auspices of the extension Hemenway motored to Roseburg
socially. A delicious two course *-------------------- ---- ----- ---------♦
APPROACHING EVENTS
to go around. What ’» tho next
division of the University of Ore­ yesterday and spent the day with
Our new office and ware­
luncheon was served, the table ♦ | ---------------------
------- ------------ 4 step!”
gon. A fifteen minnte talk on Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jones.
house is just
it north of the depot.
being made very attractive with
“ Murry what offers and nag
Mrs. John Coffman, Mrs. S. C.
Japan will precede the show and
Visit
us.
C__2_--2
L
_
Godard
&
Randall.
bouquets
of
daffodils.
Guests
of
Two houses, also choice lots and
there will be a running explana­ building sitea, for sale by owner—
W. R. Evans, Roseburg, was a
. the club were Mrs. Marie Eastham Coffman, Mrs. Roscoe Forward, him up the ladder,”-—Louiavillo
your teeth into a slice I an I Mrs. Ferguson.
Mrs. Georgo Hohl and Mrs. J. H. Courier-Journal.
tion of the films as they are be easy terms to responsible people— business visitor in Cottage Grove
of our delicious Bread und
Groom will entertain the Christian
ing shown.
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buy ahead of Cottage Grove’s big over tho week end.
vou’ll realize why so many
Mr. ami Mrs. G. C. Dyott mo- ladies’ aid society at its regular
It pays to list your property boom. Watch this city grow while
D. A. Reeves, of Lebanon, spent
housewives have quit baking I tored to Eugene Tuesday evening business nnd social meeting to be­
with Hall & Lang.
the mills build up. A. L. Woodard, Sunday in the city in connection
their own.
nnd attended a dinner dance given held Wednesday afternoon in the
f26m26c(2) with business.
Mrs. George Morris went to phone 183-Y.
Fresh from our ovens daily at the Osburn hotel by the AMem- church parlors.
H. C. Adams, who has been —wholesome and well baked
Newberg Friday to visit her daugh­
After being ill for several days
♦ ♦ ♦
! bly club of which the Dyotts are
ter, Mrs. E. C. Duncan.
with influenza the youngest daugh day clerk in the Hotel Bartell for —fit to grace the table of a ( members.
Mr. and Mrs- F. E. Dickson
They had as guests
the
past
three
years
has
resigned
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Woodson ter of 8. J. Ferguson, of west
king. Give it a trial.
for the evening Mr. and Mrs. wiU entertain the H. D. S. club Regular meeting Wednesday night
and expects to accept a position
motored to Albany friday in con­ Main street is now recovering.
■
. Lawrence Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. at its regular meeting Friday eve- at which tho
in
Portland,
C.
L.
Lawton
has
nection with business matters.
Brooks Hawley and some student taken over the day shift and W
Charles Donahue, of Eugene; Mr. J ning.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Keating Jr. friends from the University were A. Heck will be night clerk.
I and Mr». B. G. Koehler, of this ;
•
Mr». J. P. Graham has invited Will be conferred in full by G. G.
returned from Portland Friday I up from Eugene Friday evening
city; Iner Olsen and Miss Jean
the Joker club to hold its regular E. degree team. Special program
morning.
Mr. Keating will be ! and visited at the home of Mr. . Repairs will start in the ncai
Watson, of Portland.
G. A. Sanden, Prop.
future on the front of the Im­
meeting Friday evening with her nnd special refreshment».
bookkeeper for the sewer company I Hawley’s uncler George Hawley.
♦
♦
♦
perial barber shop. The door wjll
and they will reside in cottage
Mrs. H. A. Miller was hostess;
Littleton Lester's small son at
Grove while the present work is Latham has been ill for Severn! be moved from the east to the
Thursday afternoon to tho Social
|
west
side
and other changes mr.de.
going on.
Our new office and ware Twelve. Hyacinths and jonquils
days with an attack of intestinal
Scholl is your home optom- house is just north of the depot. were the attractive room and table
While jumping from the mill tronbje but is now ■ < the road to
etrist.
dock onto a ear at the Comstock recovery.
(m) Visit us. Godard & Randall. decorations. Chatting over needle
Frank Turner left today fori A cable was received here this work was the diversion nnd a
Portland to nerve on the federal morning by the grandparents, Mr. two course luncheon was served.
and Mrs. D. H. Hemenway, telling
♦ ♦ ♦
grand jury.
Mrs. N. G. Buell entertained
William Bittinger was in Eugene of the birth of a daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Madden, of To­ tho Utopia club at its regular
today on business.
.Mrs. Madden in a meeting Thursday afternoon, Blue,
kyo, Japan. Mr».
The Ix>ren Hnrvcy family spent daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hemel- gold and white
wore the colors
yesterday in Roseburg at the homes way.
used in the artistic color scheme
of Mrs. Harvey’s parents, Mr. and
J; J. Woodruff, former driller of the room and table decorations.
Mrs. O. J. Rand, and Mr. Harvey’» at the local oil well who has,
Large bouquets of violets were
mother, Mrs. Frank Harvey.
been residing in South Dakota, about the rooms. Social conver
Nelson Whipps wont to Black virited here during the week with I sation and fancy work, tho usual
Butte today to take charge of the hi» little daughter Melba, who ' diversion», were enjoyed. A tempt
■logging camp of the J. I. Jones makes her home with Mr. and , ing two course luncheon was served,
it Son sawmill.
Mrs. Malta Miller.
tho table being centered with a
Call that number whenever
bouquet of daffodils in artistic
Fuller Brushes—prices re-I Mr. and Mrs. Harold White
you have an item for publi­
duced. Ohl orders d< live red ■laughter and Mr. and Mrs. Orville arrangement. The place cards were
cation. The Sentinel wants all
at new prices. G. B Arn- Waller, of Eugene, , were guests white with yellow daffodils in tho
the news while it is news.
eat.
If you know an item and don’t
f23n.9p(M) yesterday at the 1 N. W. White corner and the favors were the
white baskets filled with home
Mr». 8. E. Gordon, who has been home.
tell it, it’s yon fault if it is
nursing Z. L. Cox.
I
not printed.
who 1» ill in
M. H. Anderson 1 left today for made candy and tied with yellow
health, returned I today to her home Portland on a few days' business ribbons.
♦ ♦ ♦
rin Eugene.
trip.
Mrs G. C. Drott entertained a
The Loren Harvey family >•
F. A. Cripp and family,
1
of Eu
moving today I to the Crai* prop­ gene, »pent yesterday at the George number of E ugenc friends of her
homo* guest, Mrs. Glenn Percival,
[ erty on south Third street from Echaeider home.
of Portland formerly of Eugene.
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the property of Mrs. L. McAboy
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mutter mo­ at t I o’clock luncheon Wednesday.
on »•nth Sixth street.
tor«! to Portland today to visit Those invited for the occasion were
Culver Cr Anderson
•
The girl»' basketbail team of the , with relative».
Mr». Charles Donahue, Mr». Law-
JITNEY
Beaulieu & Harrel Garage
JOE T. SHORT
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Tales of the Town
a
The small son of Norman Pholl Cottage Grove high school lost the
is recovering from a severe illness. game with Roseburg played at
The boy was taken sick last Wed­ Roseburg Friday evening by a score
nesday.
of 21 lu 14.
See Nelson for used cars of
Ray Nelson for Radio Sup­
quality at right prices.
plies.
George Combs, of Drain, was a
The trial of G. S. Bumgartnor,
visitor in tho city Saturday.
arrested here some time ago
Z. E. Merrill, assistant general charged with unlawful possession
manager, and George McClennan, of liquor, has been set for March
general superintendent of the 30 in the justnhe court of J. E.
Mountaiu States Power company Young. Bumgartnor, whose homo
were in the city Saturday from<| is in Corvallis, is now in a hospital
in Coquille. The check for $100
Albany.
Mrs. Elia Wilson, of Eugene, a which ho gave for bull was re­
former Cottage Grove resident turned today marked “not suffi­
spent the week end here visiting cient funds.”
Olaf Hammer recently returned
with relatives.
Nelson has special bargains in from a trip to Newport. While
there he secured a contract to sup­
used cars as follows:
1924 Studebaker light 6 with license ply crushed rock for a section of
1923 Overland, like new, new tires highway under construction in that
1920 Studebaker special, fine shape vicinity.
good tires.
Our new office and ware­
1924 Chevrolet roadster, Al shape house is just north of the depot.
191(5 Dodge roadster, with license, Visit us. Godard & Randall
new tires.
The two year old daughter of
Fords all models from $35 up.
William Kelly of west Main street
Claude Beairsto, manager of the has been ill for several days with
Cottage Grove branch of the Lane bronchial pneumonia. She is now
auto company, will move into the recovering from the attack.
Bert Richards house on Sixth street.
Mrs. E. C. Shay left today for
Wilbur Spray will do outside Portland to attend a convention
work for the Mountain States and the Spirella school of corsetry
Power company. His place in the which i/ being held in that city
office is being taken by Miss Nola during this week.
Banton.
Miss Agnes McCornack, of Klam­
ath Falls, spent Thursday nnd
Friday at the M. A. Burcham home.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Cooper, of
St. Helens, were woek end guests
at the homes of Mr. Cooper’s sis­
ters, Mrs. Henry Hohl and Mrs.
George Hohl.
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