The Cottage Grove sentinel., March 05, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1925.
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D Smith’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.! tended the farmers’ union meeting turning to his home in Caldwell,i
W. A. Witcher.
at Hebron church Thursday eve- Ida., after a trip through Cali
Mrs. M. A. Horn, who was on ; ning.
fornia.
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the program committee for the: Mr. and M ra. J. R. Cooley anil
The small daughter of Mr. and 1
farmers’ union meeting at Cres­ Elizabeth Cooley visited Sunday Mrs. Murry Newton swallowed a j
DELIGHT VALLEY.
well Tuesday
~
evening, took a num- afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. shingle nail Bunday, but so far no
ber of young people from here Dorward in Gowdyville.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
ill results have followed.
When you buy a suit, custom tailored to your individual
Mothers should see that the March 4.—Mri. Bye and children and put on a program of musie William Heath returned Friday Miss Jennie Elmore, who attend
measure,
fftim fabric, pattern and coloring of your
and readings.
from Pendleton, where he was ed school here for several months,
whole family takes a thorough, left Friday for California.
own
choice,
it is your suit—made for you only. It is
club
en-
I-awrence
Kent
returned
to
The
Social
Neighbors
employed
for
six
weeks.
returned to her home on Row River
purifying system cleansing
preferably
different
from suits made to nearly fit and
laxative this spring. NOW IS tertained their families Saturday school Wednesday morning, after Mr. and Mrs. 8inu>$son, of Lor­ last week.
nearly please “any body’’ who happens to come along.
THE TIME. The family will evening at the high school building, being out several days on account ane, and their daughter, Miss Several from this neighborhood:
Let me make your new suit, I have, a splendid line of
Jessie, of Eugene, visited Sunday attended the funeral of Viola
be healthier, happier, and get A musical program nnd readings of sickness.
samples to choose from.
along better if the blood is were given, after which refresh- Mrs. Rudolph Hansen was hostess with Mrs. Simonson's sisters, Mrs. Gilham in Cottage Grove Tuesday.
to the Social Neighbors Wednesday Clarence Johnson and Mrs. Thomas School was dismissed for the af 1
¡riven a thorough purifying, ments were served.
Lambkin
ternoon.
the stomach and bowels The Lowell Benston family, of afternoon.
Mrs. W. D. Heath and son Wil
cleaned out, and the germs Saginaw, and the J. A. Joll family
liam visited at the J. C. Wright
The live wire print shop is al- j
THORNTON CORNERS.
of winter accumulated in the wcro dinner guests Sunday at the
home at Walker Saturday.
ways re^y to help in the prep
system, driven avvav. HOL­ W A. Keene home.
Mrs. Amanda Beam, Brison and aration or advertising and printing
(Special to The Sentinel.)
LISTER’S ROCK MOUNTAIN Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Beidler and
Our experience
March 3.—8. P. Shortridge went Clarence Sears and Miss Laura copy.
TEA is one of the very best daughter, of Cottage Grove, called
and surest spring medicines at the C. C. Conner home Sunday to Divide Sunday to see his mother Riley went to Eugene Thursday worth something to yon.
evening, Brison and Clarence re-
who is very ill.
to take. Try it and see the afternoon.
The O. II. Heine family, of Eu-
Roy Foster, of Eugene, visited turned that evening but Mrs.
Bookkeeping outfits.
difference in the whole family.
The
Their color will be better, gene, wore Sunday guests at the Bunday at the home of his brother, Sears and Miss Riley remained Sentinel.
for a visit with Mrs. Sears’ sister
George Foster.
they ’ 'll
ll eat
e better, sleep better, E. J. Sears home.
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
H. E. Nixon, of Delight Valley, and niece. Mrs. Anna Hoffman and
and be well and happy.— Miss Lois Jackson was
was at the C. A. Dodge home Mrs. Roy Spaugh, returning Sun-'
Kern’s for
* -
Drugs.
(mT) nor guest Sunday at the
day evening, They were accom-
Kent heme.
In the matter of the estate of
Saturday on business.
panied by Mrs. Kate Sears, of the Susan Shaffer, deceased.
Mrs. Arthur Smith and little
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Fisher
and
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daughter, of Oakridge, are spend- Mr. Fisher’s mother, Mrs. Sarah Grove.
Notics is hereby given that on
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Heath, Mr. the 26th day of February, 1925,
ing the week at the home of Mrs. Fisher, motored to Curtin Sunday
and spent the day with Mr. Fish­ and Mrs. Addison Heath and Jennie M. White was appointed
□ □□nnnnnnnn □ er’s sister, Mrs. R. L. Ritchey. William Heath spent Sunday with executrix of the estate of Susan
■ Mn. H. A. Hagen
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frost at Blue Shaffer, deceased, by the County
n Mrs. Sarah Fisher remained with Mountain.
n
her daughter.
Court of the State of Oregon for
I'hones:
□ □□nnnunnnn □ Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Rose and
Lane County, and that all persons
Office
Marcelling
having claims or demands against
family
and
Miss
Geneva
Perini
WE
SELL
LATE
MODEL.
HIGH
dorerà
.
® Manicuring
est grade typewriters at low went to London Springs Sunday
said estate are hereby notified to
Res.
■ Facial Massage
prices and on easy terms. We also afternoon.
present the same, duly verified,
118-Y
(Special to The Sentinel.)
g Shampooing
handle all makes of adding ma­
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cooley en­
March 2.—Mr*. U. S. Bales re­ as by law required, to the said
chines.
Every
machine
is
thor
­
— Bobbing
Evenings
tertained a number of friends turned last week from Eugene, Jennie M. White, executrix, at
by ■ oughly rebuilt and guaranteed. Buy
Hair Tinting
Saturday night.
where Mr. Bales is in the hospital. Cottage Grove, Oregon, within six
Appoint­
i
machine
and
pay
like
rent.
■ French Paper Curl
ment
Mrs. 8. P. Shortridge visited
Fred Kelly and family were months from the Sth day of March,
Royal Sales C»„ Inc., 500 Oregon
tf-sn(2) Mrs. Sailing in the Grove Sunday. in Eugene Saturday to have Mr. 1925.
■ ■ ■ ■ I Bldg., Portland, Or».
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Mrs. George Foster has been suf­ Kelly’s eyes examined.
JENNIE M. WHITE, Executrix.
OLD RAG8 WANTED—NOTHING
Your local Southern Pacific agent is an expert
Mr. and Mrs. 8. O. Van Schoiack, H. J. Shinn, Attorney
less than 2 feet square. Must be fering with a severe cold during
in transportation matters. Let him help you.
for estate.
m5-a2(T)
of Monroe, spent Sunday at the
clean and of material that will ab the past week.
W. P. VanSehoiaek home.
sorb gasoline;
isoline; old underclothing,
Ask him regarding:
flannels and the like preferred. Can
Mr. and Mrs. James Redford and
WALKER.
aot use old socks, mercerised or
son
Edwin
are
visiting
in
Ash
­
(Special to The Sentinel.)
with or without selling experi­ hard surface goods or small pieces
March 2.—The results of the land.
ence. This day will bo the turn­ of any kind. We want the best rags
Miss Flora Bales was home over
ing point in your career if you and pay the best priee, 6 cents the high school debates Friday, Feb.
answer this ad.
CHICKNIT pound. The Sentinel.
tf 27, were: Walker lost at Walker Saturday night from Rujada.
Mrs. F. J. Hills and daughter
DRESSES, something absolutely
by a 3 to 0 decision and at Rose-
Thus benefit by his experience and training
new—not sold in stores. Retail HOUSE FOR SALE—TO BE RE- burg by a 2 to 1 decision.
Lois and Mrs. Belle Watson and
at $5.50 and they sell on sight.
—he is eager to serve you.
moved from lot on south Sixth
Corbett
Skilly,
of
Roseburg,
spent
A
dance
was
held
at
the
Weeks
’
Girls who never sold anything
Buy Your Gas and Oil
jlOtfp home Saturday night, Neighbors Monday at the C. A. Van Schcrtack
in their lives before are earning street. Elbert Bede.
at the
home.
from $8 to $25 per day—no
were the guests.
collecting or delivering—your FOR SALE—FIRST CLASS BABY
PASS
CREEK
SERVICE
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Johnson,
A program and supper was given
chicks, O. A. C. and Hollywood
looney paid each day. Writo for
STATION
selling plans. Chicknit Dress Co., strains, March or April hatch. Saturday night by the Social of Idaho, are staying at the J. E.
Redford home.
OPEN ALL NIGHT
30'2 Couch Bldg., Portland, Ore­ Price $12.50 per hundred.
Also Neighbors' club, The school board
gon.
f26m5c
May Van Schoiack returned to
Carl Burkett, Prop.
f26m23p2
hatching eggs for sale by the set­ nnd families wore invited.
j
Mrs. M. A. Horn is preparing Portland Sunday, after a few
ting or per hundred. R. C. Arno,
weeks
’
visit
with
her
parents,
Mr.
Special bookkeeping .systems Cottage Grove, Oregon. Phone a program to take to Creswell and Mrs. W. P. Van Schoiack.
This
fl9m9p(2) Tuesday night, March 3.
o£2^££^J<in<l;J£ilH^<Sentinel;^ 15F5.
entertainment will be given at
FOR
SALE—GOOD
DINING the farmers’ union meeting.
SILK CBEBK.
room suite.
Schofield Stew
Miss Vesta Holt, of Eugene,
art.
f23tfc(2; who was one of the judges of the
(Special to The Sentinel.)
I
debate, remained until Sunday
March 3—W. B. Collins left last
FOB BALE—REGISTERED l’OL morning with Mrs. M. C. Smith.
week for Agnes, Ore., to work dur-
Any Kind Any Time
and China brood sow and gilt,
The J. F. Walden fomily, of ing the summer.
l’honc 38F2, Chas. Conner. f26m5e(2) Eugene, visited Mrs. M. C. Smith
PRICES RIGHT
Mrs. W. G. Bittinger is still
Terms: Cash
in Eugene receiving medical aid.
WANTED—OLD GROWTH FIR at Walker last week end.
Mrs. Aden Miller and Ralph
Mrs. E. M. Wheeler returned
stumpage for wood, close in.
Box 132.
m2-5p Sears were in Eugene Saturday OU recently from a visit to the I. N.
business.
Dresser home in Lynx Hollow.
Phono 124 L
f23in23p(2)
ORCHARD POULTRY TRACT—IN
Miss Agnes McCormick, of Klam-
city limits, one block off paved
math Falls, visited at the Burcham
LYNX HOLLOW.
west Main street, running water,
home one day last week.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
old poultry house 16x50. Bargain
Mrs. Nettie Estes is suffering
(Special to The Sentinel.)
W. C. Conner,
and easy terms.
March 3.—Mr. and Mrs. Will from rheumatism in her right arm.
Department of the Interior, U. 8. Salem, Oregon.
m2-5c(2) James, of Cloverdale, visited in
Mrs. D. A. Estes returned last
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
Thursday from Washington.
the
Nancy
Neal
home
Thnrsday
OLD
RAGS
WANTED
—
MUST
BE
February 10, 1925.
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Babcock
Notico is hereby given that
of good size, clean and of ma­ of last week.
were dinner guests Saturday at
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Leslie
Weeks
gave
George M. Hum, of R. F. D. 2, terial that will absorb gasoline
the D. A. Estes home.
Creswell, Oregon, who, on March easily. First class price paid for a dancing party Saturday night.
Arthur Cook, of Delight Valley,
Mrs. R. Y. Porter is on the sick
10, 1922 mudo Homestead entry, No same so first class rage are wanted.
visited Sunday at the Dorrell home.
list.
m2tfe
014337, for NE% NE$4, Section 21, Billy Hall Service Station.
Bam Damewood visited Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pentico and
Township 19 8, Range 4 West,
at the Burcham home.
Miss
Theo
FOR
SALE
—
JERSEY
COW,
Smith
motored
to
Eddy-
You would look askance at almost any investment
Willamette Meridian, has filed
Mr. Fradie and son have built
kitchen cabinet, American brood­ vilte and the beach Sunday.
that offered you 25% to 50% on your money, but
notico of intention to make three
a
house
at
the
Ellsworth
mill
and
Mrs. Delbert Bennett and son
year Proof, to establish claim to er and stove. E. J. Kent, phone
you can earn that amount ou your money by
m2-5p and Olin Fisher, of Wendling, will soon move in with their fami-
the land above described, before 38F21,
purchasing your printing in quantities,
‘ . All the
lies.
visited
the
Fisher
home
several
E. <). linmol, U. 8. Commissioner, FOR SALE—1923 OAT HAY, $15
work except the actual printing has to be done to
The Ellsworth mill shut down
days
of
last
week.
Olin
sustained
at Eugene, Oregon, on the 25th
per ton delivered on hard road, a fractured collar bone.
several days last week to replace
produce one sheet of the ’completed job. The
day of March, 1925.
3 miles south of Cottage Grove
the log carriage with a larger one.
type has to be set, the proof has to be corrected,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Horace
8trong
and
i
Claimant names
I
near Pacific highway. Straw for
Mrs. Collins and children were
the press has to be made ready for printing before
Charles Sutton, Thomas Moxley, sale. Also one Jersey cow, $35. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cloek, of Eu­ dinnor guests at the E. M. Babcock
gene,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
a sheet can be printed. After this work is done,
Arthur Kerr, all of Croswell, Ore­ Mrs. Jennie L. Williams, route 2,
Strong were Sunday guests at the home Satnrday.
the only expense is for the paper stock and for
gon, and Robert Wills, of Eugene, Cottage Grove, Oregon.
m2-5p Slater and Wolford homes.
the operation of the printing press. By ordering
Oregon.
LONDON.
Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Drosser vis­
non coal HAMILL A. CANADAY, PRACTICAL NURSING SOLICIT
in quantities you save paying more than once for
od. Have had years of expert- ited at tho Gar Beach homo Sun
fl2ml2e(2)
Register.
the preparatory operations.
day.
(Special
to
The
Sentinel.)
one. .Mrs. Helen Swanson, Cottage
March
3
—
Miss
Lula
Hull,
Miss
The Joseph Hays family were
Grove, Oregon, Lorane route, phone
Instead of buying 500 statements at $4.60, buy
This Holstein
Iz*
201’1 J
m5-30p(2) overnight visitors in Eugene Bun­ Winnie Grannis and Roy Watkins,
1000 at $6.55, and possibly add the second 1000
of Cottage Grove, and Arthur
■lay.
•
at $4. If you buy 2000 statements in lots of 500
FOR SALE—DESIRABLE HIGH
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Lebow and Combs, Mr. and Mrs. George Bailes
at four times during a year the price would be
building lots between north Tenth Mr. ami Mrs. W. E. Lebow visited and daughter Beta, Mrs. Harold
and Lane streets. Accessable to at the Dan Brumbaugh home on Abeene and daughters Lovelie and
$18.40. If you buy 2000 at one time the price is
streets. Mrs. Clara Burkhold­ Mosby Crook Sunday
Lucile were Sunday visitor* at
$10.55.
k
Twenty days both
er, 225 north Lane »tree, phono
the J. E. Banton home.
11SJ.
m526p(8)
BLU1 MOUWTAIM.
Miss Dorothy Elmore, of Row
Quality i reductions in the prices of other printing
River, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
GARDEN PLOWING WANTED.
are in the same proportion. There are no ands.
ands,
John Sutherland.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Caldwell at 1004 south Fourth
Mr. and Mrs. George Sutherland
if or buts about making 25% to 50% on your
March 3.—Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
street. P. O. box 522.
I115 9p Heath, Mr. and Mrs. A.
money this way.
Heath and daughter Wilma spent Sunday
’OR SALE OR RENT—FIVE and Bill Heath, of Mount View, with‘Mrs. Sutherland’s sister, Mrs.
room furnished house with gar were guests Sunday of Mr. and Lyman Adams, of Cottage Grove.
Their mother, Mrs. Ellen Short-
Mrs. Fred Frost.
go,
close
in. Mirs Mariotte
It Is • good investment to buy a year's supply of
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Lebow, of ridge, is quite ill at the home of
stationery when you are ordering
Hamant. 305 south
Sixth street,
Mrs.
Adams
but
is
reported
as
Lynx
Hollow,
and
Mr. and Mrs.
phone 137 R.
m5p
Ernest Lebow, of Cottage Oro ve. some better.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Kelly and!
FOR SALE—TIK WOOD. SAWED! spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Inst summer, $2.40 per tier. Dan Brumbangh.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hastings, of
You get your dividend "■
Wolfnrd, phono 31F5.
m5 9p
Miss Gladys Whipps spent the Cottage Grove, visited Sunday with
when you pay for the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Mr. Kelly's sister, Mrs. Mary
Hill SALE -ENCLOSED FORI'
Massey.
Whipps. of Cottage Grove.
printing.
delivery truck, in g*>od condition, i
Miss Lucile Isaacson and Miss • Mr.'and Mrs N. 8. Hays, with
Will consider a good single wagon
Wynottia
Mooney,
of Cottage a party of friends, came up from
as part payment.
C. A. Kiug.
Grove, spent the week end with Eugene Bunday and spent the day
phone 1F5.
m5-18p(8) i
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert at the notel.
While pulling comps last
eek,;
GIMHI JERSEY COW FOR BALE Isaascion and Mr. and Mrs. Butte
J. N. Hogue sustained a severe
or »ill trade for chickens. T. Mooney
Perkins Miller spent the week blow on the head from a brace
X anProoven, 2 miles out south
Be was
Sixth Street.
m5-9p end with his grandmother, Mrs. which he was holding,
Matilda Jones, of Cottage Grove. knocked down but not seriously
injured.
FOR SAI I TEA WAGON AND
MOUNT raw
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Abeene, Mrs.
soetioual book ease
Mr*. C. E.
J. T. Small and son Carl and James
Frost, phone 47.
m5c
Hodgen’s ( alf Meal
Cowling attended a meeting of
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Manufactured by
Marek 3.- -Mr. and Mrs. Harry the farmers' union at Lorane Bat
BODGBN 1'HBWBThR MlUIxlBG IV
Elfving are the parents of a ten unlay evening.
PorUa&d, or«*«
pound son, who arrived last week.
The two small children pf Harold
SUd By
Claude Arne and sons went to Abeene have been ill this week.
Eugene Saturday to nee Mrs. Arne
There will be preaching services
THREE HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS who is in a hospital there and st the church Tuesday and Wednes
for reut. Goff'» Shoo Hospital, whom they found improving.*
evenings, Marek 10 and 11,
COTTAGE ORO VE, OREGON
south Sixth street.
ni5p
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cooley at by F. H. StringhaM, wko it ra '
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