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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL. THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1925 Miss Francis Hamloth spent Sat- I urday in Medford. Milton Perkins and ... .»«..ly, family, of Eugene, were guests the fore part of the week at the home of Mr, Perkins’ aunt, Mrs. Melia Currin, Mr. Perkins recently returned from Baker, where he was called for ! the funeral of hi* brother, Arthur Perkins, who met an accidental death at Lakeview. The improvments of this bank’s building, ineluding re Mrs. J. A. Merryman left yester modeling the entire front of the building, adding a day for Bray, Calif., to join her customer’s room and installing complete new equipment, husband for the summer. will soon be completed. Mrs. Msude Hohl, with her moth er and aunt, Mrs. M. M. Cooper Cottage Grove will have a better and enlarged bank and Mrs. Vera Simons, the latter building, and one which promises to keep on getting two being from St. Helens, and better. For this Institution is planning more elaborate Mrs. Joe Simons, of this city, improvements as its growth makes them desirable. spent yesterday in Harrisburg. Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Garoutte Start your account here and grow with us. Let’s both have returned from a 12-day motor expend our financial horizons together. trip to Vancouver, B. C. They visited in Arlington, Wash., at the home of Mrs. Jerry Lingo, sister of Mr. Garoutte; in Raymond, Wash., at the home of Mrs. Carl COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON Penland, sister of Mr. Garoutte; and in Portland at the home of Mrs. j William Hart, another sister of Mr. Garoutte. While in Raymond ! they were also guests of Mr. nini Mrs. Minard Wick3. □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ We sell quality Radios made Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Harrel mo- nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn □ ' by manufacturers of known tored to Glendale Sunday and U Ray Nelson visited at the home of Mr. Harrel’s Mrs. Herman F. Edwards and * □ responsibility. a Mrs. Ivnn Warner ent<rtained the brother, F. N. Harrel. □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□a Electrie Shop. Mrs. Rosa Currin with her eon, Mallie Miller was dismissed Tues Elmartes club yesterday at a 1 A marriage license was issued Lyneh Currin and his family, are day from a Eugene hospital, where o’clock luncheon which was fol Monday to Kenneth P. McReynolds, in Roseburg visiting at tho home he received treatment for the foot lowed by bridge at the Anchorage, of this city, and Miss Elsie V. .of Mrs. Currin’s daughter, Mrs. which was injured recently at the Eugene. The luncheon table was prettily decorated with purplo tint Canterbury, of Tillamook. Miss Vernon Fields. Anderson & Middleton sawmill. ed sweet peas and the place cards Canterbury is teaching this year An 8-pound daughter was born Bruce Holbrook, of Portland, ar bore hand painted designs. Protty in the Roseluirg schools. The Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs. George rived Monday for a two weeks’ small vases, gifts from tho host wedding will take place during Duerst. visit at the G. C. Dyott home. esses, were the favors. The tea June and the couple plan to make For pure Jersey milk, phone Mrs. Edward Cahow, who is vis room where four tables were Br their home here during the summer. 169-L. Our cows are tubercular- iting at the home of her parents. rangod for bridge was cozily and myl4tfc(2) Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bartels while attractively decornted for the oc- Sewer pipe, sewer connec tested. tions and cement. W. L. D. H. Hemenway and John Ashby Mrs. Bartels was at Cloveidale easion. At the cards Mrs. H. A. Hubbell. tf ; are those from here who have been spr ngs receiving treatments, has Hagen secured high honors and Mr. and Mrs C, M. Shinn and [ drawn for trial jurors for the ap returned to her home in California, M iss Ruth Rtewnrt received the Mrs. Bartels having returned. Mias Kathleen Kem motored down proaching term of circuit court. consolation prize. The tally cards from Portland and were week-end ; Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hmith left Lowis Johnson, employe at tho also boro the hand painted decora guests at the O. M. Kem home. Wednesday for White Salmon, Anderson & Middleton company’s tions. At 4:30 tea was served. Mr. and Mrs. Shinn returned Tues Wash., to mate their home. camp at Culp Creek, was painfully Invited guests of the club wore day but Miss Kem is making an I j These used cars to select from injured the fore part of the week Mrs. B. G. Koehler, Mrs. O. E. extended visit with her parents. i at Nelsons: Fords, Studebakers, when a cable broke and hit him, Woodson, Mrs. G. C. Dyott, Miss Galloway writes insurance. Overland*, Dodges, Chandlers, Olds bruising his right shoulder badly, Ruth Rtowart, Miss Kathleen Kem, Among cutting through one lip and break Mrs. W. A. Garoutte, Mrs. Earl Miss Kathleen McReynolds, a mobiles and Chevrolets. these are both open and closed ing one tooth. He is recovering Garoutte and Mrs. Ethel Murray student at the University of Ore Scott. The latter is of Eugene. gon, spent the week end with her models, some nearly new. Prices satisfactorily. ♦ ♦ ♦ Mrs. Hazel DeLay, of Gervais, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mc right, terms good. A wedding of interest to friends is visiting at the homes of her Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs. George Sherman, I father, M. C. Bressler, and brother, here was that of Miss Martha Tho Cottage Grove city team of Kansas City, are visiting at Victoria (Bunny) Wilkinson to Fred Bressler. will meet the Springfield team the home of their neice Mrs. O. V. J. H. and Fred Bartels came Virgil A. Powell which took place Davis. Sunday at Springfield. May 9 at Myrtle Point. The The Cottage Grove motorcycle down from the Bohemia district friendship started when both were Tuesday. They expect to return ' club plans to hold a picnic Sunday Saturday in company with Walter students of the Cottage Grove high nt red bridge. school. The bride is a daughter Cochran and Elmer Doolittle. Fidelity and Surety Bonds. See of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Wilkinson, Miss Mabel Coons, who is em- Hall & Lang. tfc(2) of Williams, Ore., and tho groom ployed in tho dining room of the is a son of Mr.» and Mrs. A. H. Mrs. H. E. Quimby and children Hotel Bartell, left today for Oma- Powell, of Los Molinas, Calif. The | left Tuesday for Santa Rosa, Calif., ha, Neb., and Kansas City to visit couple will be at home after May to visit Mrs. Quimby’s parents. relatives. 24 at Han Pedro, Calif., where Mr. Mrs. Joe Wood, while chopping Elmer Wood, of Drain, who has Powell will have his headquarters wood one day last week, sustained received treatment at a Eugene as an ensign in U. 8. coast and a gash in one side of her head hospital and had visited here at geographic survey. when the ax head fell off and the home of his daughter, Mrs. ♦ ♦ ♦ struck her on the head. Louis Scholz, returned home Tues Twenty member* of the Eugene Did you know that Dr. Hagen day evening. He is improving very chapter of Daughters of the Nile can cure all diseases of the eyes slowly. responded to an invitation from without the aid of glasses or oper M. C. Banfield returned Monday Mrs. R. E. Short, Mrs. C. A. Bar ation! eow(T) to his home in Portland, after a tell, Mrs. Karl K. Mills, Mrs. W. J. Why take a chance when buying Miss Fannie Young has been short visit at the home of his White and Mrs. H. W. Titus, mem a used car: Nelson has a good re-elected teacher of the Silk Creek daughter, Mrs. 8. 8. Laasweli, bers of this chapter, for a picnic variety to select from. school. The affair Miss Helen Breedlove is tempor yesterday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Wheeler and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Adams, of was to have been held nt Blue arily employed in the dining room Mr. and Mrs. William Dorward Spokane, Wash., were week-end at Hotel Bartell, filling the vacancy Mountain but on account of tho were in Eugene Friday. guests of Mr. and Mrs. James weather was held in the basement of Mario Mosier, who is ill. Mrs. Mary Smith returned Sat- Short. of the Roy Hhort homo which was Mrs. W. L. Darby, who was dis urday to a Eugene hospital as Official Stromberg Station. missed from the hospital Tuesday cleverly transformed into a forest. she was not recovering satisfac- Green shrubbery and scotch broom West Side Garage. and is now at the home of her were artistically placed about the torily from a recent operation. J. H. Bennett returned Tuesday daughter, Miss Margaret Darby, room. An abundance of rhododen Radio Ray for Radiolas. from a Eugene hospital, where he in Eugene. drons were the attractive decorations The Cottage Grove high school had been receiving treatments for C. M. Greenfield was admitted of the reception room. The after baseball team will meet the busi injuries sustained recently while to a Eugene hospital Tuesday. noon hours were pleasantly spent ness men’s team Friday afternoon. employed on the J. H. Chambers Mr. and Mr*. J. E. Dawson, of socially and the refreshments were railway. • The Cedars school received the Enumclaw, Wash., returned home presented to each guest in an indi- fourth prize of $10 for rural schools Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Hays and Tuesday, after visiting at the home vidual basket to 4ta4p» carry out in the pioneer pageant held in Eu Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Grannis attend of Mrs. Dawson’s sister, Mrs. the picnic idea. gene May 9. ed ‘‘The Creation” given in Eu W. O. Wilson. ♦ ♦ ♦ Get your graduation present* at gene Saturday evening by the Eu More than 60 tickets were Hold A. LaBlue has bought a new Ford Mendennall’s during his big gene Orotorio society. sedan and V. R. Kem has bought for the card party Tuesday after sale. m21-25c Mrs. Luella Widenkeller went a new Ford delivery truck from noon at Hotel Bartell sponsored by the taComus club for benefit ' E. H. Dustin went to Albany to Eugene Tuesday to undergo a Woodson Brother*. of city park and playground fund. today and will be initiated by the minor operation. Mr .and Mrs. Fred Motter have Bouquets of sweot peas and wild Elks lodge this evening. Mrs. Clarence Spencer and daugh returned from a visit in Portland. flower* were artistically placed H. P. Flower, of Mabton, Wash., ter Beverly Jean, of Eugene, are Miss Ethel Rogers suffered a about the room*, Five hundred is visiting hi* wife and son and visiting at the home of Mrs. daughter, Allen Flower and Mrs.. Spencer’» father, W. H. Ostrander severe attack of apendicitis last and bridge were the diversions, week but is now able to be around. Punch and wafers were served. N. E. Glass. Mr. Hpencer was here Hunday. ♦ ♦ ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holloway, The Past Matrons’ club held its tr of Brownsville, spent the week end at the home of their daughter, regular social afternoon Monday Mrs. D. W. Rturgis. Bunday being at the home of Mrs. C. E. Frost. the birthday anniversary of Mr*. Mrs. J. A. Merryman resigned as Holloway, Mr*. Htnrgis Rave a secretary and Mrs. J. P. Graham A BETTER BUILDING FOR COTTAGE GROVE Bank of Cottage Grove ■ socierr | City Briefs ° A Wantad Win Do It BERRIES birthday dinner. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Garretson Jr. and son, of. Roseburg, were hero for the occa- ! I sion. Mrs. Garretson is another daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Hrlloway. I FOR CANNING ...40c GOOSEBERRIES—per pound 10c; 5 pounds.... STRAWBERRIES Owing to weather conititions we ex- pert to have strawberries for canning next week for the best quality and lowest prices. FRUIT JARS—Of all varieties at low prices. FRUIT JAR TRIMMING—Jar rings and caps of all makes. Saturday Candy Specials 1 pound package Lang’s chocolate___________ 2 pounds plain mix candy___________________ 39c 25c This store will be clotted all day Saturday, May 30, Decoration Day; open until 8:30 Friday night. Smith-Short Grocery The Store That Appreciates Your Trade PAGE TITR11 1---------------------------------------------------- T. P. Bissell, pastor of the Naz- ' was elected to the position. A srene church, Mi. and Mrs. W. C. [ delightful two-course luncheon was Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Enibree and I served, the table being centered ,Mr*. John Jennings left Tuesday for with a large bowl of irises. Centralia, Wash., to attend a Naz- ♦ ♦ ♦ arene convention. Mrs. T. C. Shaw had as dinner Lester Littlefield was admitted guests Sunday her son, V. W. Shaw to a Eugene hospital Monday to and his family and Mr. and Mrs. i undergo an operation for appendi Morris, the occasion being the sixty-fifth birthday anniversary of I citis. Mrs. Walter Hauser, of Eugene, Mr. Shaw. The table was centered . visited during the week with her with a delicious birthday cake, j which was made by Marden Shaw, I mother, Mrs. Allie C. Hawkins. seven-year-old grandson of the N. J. Nelson Jr. has sold the honored guest. Master Marden was following ears during the week : acclaimed by all present as a □ □ New Overland sedan to Mrs. E. J. master chef. The afternoon hours Leum, a used Maxwell touring to wore -pent recalling plensant mem C. O. Pitney and used Hupmobile ories. touring to Kenneth Hhort, of Port ♦ ♦ ♦ land. • Mrs. F. L. Grannis hud as lunch- Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Dyott, C. A. eon guests Tuesday Mrs. Wayne Bartell anil daughter Donna, Frank Groen, Mrs. Verne Hcoliort and Snodgrass and A. W. Helliwell Mrs. Guy Pyle, of Eugene. In the motored to Medford Saturday and afternoon they attended the card attendod the installation meeting party at the Hotel Bartell spon □ of the Lions club there. Frank sored by the LaComus club for the Snodgrass pul on a 15-minute pre- benefit of the city park and play formance as the local club’s part grounds fund. of the entertainment. ❖ <$>•» Mrs. D. T. Awbrey was hostess nunnnnnriEinDtinnaatiD this afternoon to the Social Twelve elub. Lyle Little was taken to a En gen* hospital Tuesday evening for an emergency operation for appen- <1 iritis. The appendix broke be- fore reaching the hospital and he is in a very critical condition. j j j ! Mr. and Mr*. D A. Forbes and •on* Robert and Htewart are in Medford visiting at the home of Mrs. Forbe*' parents. Mr. Forbes ' attended the grand lodge of I. O.- O. F. which wa* held there. He I and his son Robert will return tomorrow but Mr*. Forbes, who has been ill, and •on Stewart will re I main several week* in the hope of I benefitting Mr*. Forbes’ health. I Mr*. A. W Kime has [‘from a tesday visit in with her daughter*, Mr*, maine and Mis* Geneva, Claude. Rhe amristed Mrs. in moving to her new r Ralem returned Portland Roy Ro und non Romaine home In Always Give First Chance to the Home Print Shop We Meet Competition in Range of Work Quality and Price innannnnnnnnnnnnannnnnnnn Your Business 3 □ □ n APPROACHING EVENTS □ □ □ □□□□□□□□□□□□□□nnaa Fifty were present at tho picnic supper held Monday evening in I. O. O. F. hall by the American Legion and the auxiliary. Business meetings were held by each organi zation following the supper. $ $ $ The women's relief corps will hold its regular meeting Saturday afternoon. 1 The president urges all members to be present at its final preparations i for Memorial day will be made. ♦ ♦ ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McKibben, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rohde and Mr. and ] Mrs. C. L. Speaks will entertain the Jolly Bunch club Friday at its usual evening of dancing. ♦ ♦ ♦ The Past Noble Grands’ club will hold its regular monthly meeting next Thursday afternoon with Mrs. A. W. Kime. ♦ ♦ ♦ Mrs. F. L. Grannis will be hostess to the Tuesday Bridge club next week nt its regular 1 o’clock luncheon. ♦ ♦ ♦ The O. H. L. club will hold its regular nfternoon of five hundred Tuesday with Mrs. George O. Knowles. ♦ ♦ ♦ Mrs. W. W. McFarland, a non member, will entortnin the Tillicum club this evening. ♦ ♦ ♦ Mrs. C. C. Cruson will bo hostess Tuesday afternoon to the M. P. G. club. □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□a Church News | 1 □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□nan Presbyterian Church—A. Ralph Spcarow, pastor. Sunday school at 10, forenoon service at 11, ovening service at 7:30. Midweek services Wednesday evening* at 7:30. Baptist church—W. O. W. hall, J. C. Orr, pastor. Hunday school | at 10 o’clock, services at 11 o'clock and 7:45. B. Y. P. U. services at 7:00. Prayer meeting at 7:30 Thurs day evening at tho Roy C. Howard home, 110 old north Pacific high- j way. Christian Church, the ' * home like" minister. shureh—A. J. Adams, ___ . Sunday school at 9:45, sermon and communion at 11, Christian endoa vor at 6:30, evening service at 7:30. [ Methodist Church—Rev. J. H. Ebert, Pastor. Son day school at 9:45, morning worship at 11, Ep worth Icaguo at 7, evening service at 7:30. Everybody is welcome te attend all of these service*. Free Methodist church—Corner of Monroe avenue end south Fifth street—D. 8. Forrester, pastor, Bun day school at 10, forenoon services at 11, evening service at 7:30. Prayer meeting at 7:30 Thursday evenings. Seventh Day Adventist Church West Main street. Service* everv Saturday. Bebbath school at 10, church service at 11; prayer meet mg Wednesday evenrag* at 7:30. Sunday School services in the Latham school house every Sunday at 9:45 Mr* Hugh Trunnel, *u periatendent; Mr*. Winnie Hagerty, assirtant superintendent. • • • First church of Naaarene—Tenth an<l Adams, T. P. Bissell, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45, forenoon service at 11, evening service at 7:30. Prayer meeting at 7:30 Wed nesday evening*. Christian Science Church—Corner >f Jefferson avenue and Second street. Hnnday serviere at 11 a. Wednesday servier* at 8 p. m. Rubber stamp«. The Sentinel. □ □ No One Knows Your Business So Well As You Do Yourself. g g Æ Mrs. Sutcliffe to Give Recital. Mrs. Robert Sutcliffe will give her annual recital next Wednesday in the high school auditorium. Both primary and advanced piano pupils will take part in the program. g U DON’T permit yourself to be inveigled into invest ing in "get rich quick” propositions, organized solely for the purpose of “getting you poor quick.” YOU go wrong in seeking high rates of interest on your money, but you cannot go far wrong in calling on "The Old Reliable” when you are in need of funds or when you have funds for deposite. □ A Careful, Conservative, Legitimate Banking Business Conducted. B The First National Bank of Cottage Grove □ □ □ B □ B □ u u n □ □ □ u u □ innnnannanaanunaopannannnaanannnannannnnnnannQaH Poppies to Be Sold Saturday. The poppies which are made by the ex-soldiers in the Portland veteran hospitals each year and are sold just before Memorial day, will be on sale here Saturday. Cottage Grove has been alloted 750 of the flowers. The auxiliary of the American Legion is spon soring the sale. ARCADE Theatre WEEKLY PROGRAM < < Friday, May 22 THE WAY OF A GIRL » » with i Elanor Boardman, Matt Moore and William Russell. Cross-word puzzle and ‘ comedy. Saturday, May 23 Al. Wilson in "THE AIR HAWK” A horseman of the Heavens, mounted on earth’s fleetest steed, the airplane— a crashing thrill-full melodrama. And a comedy. Sun.-Mon., May 24-25 Gloria Swanson in “WAGES OF VIRTUE” A thrilling adventure-tale, a throbbing romance, & sparkling comedy—you get all three. And a comedy. Tuesday, May 26 Jacquelin Logan in “THE HOUSE OF YOUTH” An unforgettable story proving that the modern girl is sport enough to know when h I ic ’ s beaten and game enough to conquer the follies of her youthfulness. And a comedy. Wednesday, May 27 “BLOOD AND STEEL” A mile a minute speed drama, featuring Helen Holmes and William Desmond. And a comedy. Thurs.-Fri., May 28-29 ‘ NORTH OF 36” with Jack Holt, Ernest Torrence, Lois Wilson and Noah Berry. If you saw The (’overcd Wagon you must sec the companion film by the same author. A super-picture of super-thrills. Comedy and News reel. □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□a □ WANTADS S □ □ □□□□□□□□nnuannnnnn CASH PAID FOR FALSE TEETH, doutal gold, platinum and dis carded jewelry. Hoke Smelting & Refining Company, Otsego, Michi gan. a2tfc(2) FOR SAL E— MODERN REHI donee on south First street. Phone 127-Y. H. A. Morse. a20m28p(2) FOR HALE—PIGS, HIX -WEEK8- old, also Jersey and Holstein cows. E. C. Lockwood, phono 8 or 35F2L ml4-21p(2) FOR RENT—FIVE R(X)M MOI) era house, unfurnished or partly furnished. 24(1 Third street, phono 133 J. Call at noon hour. in 18 21p HEAVY TEAM OF WORK HORS es, wagon and harness for sale cheap or will trade for cows. Joe Cox, south of city on Frank Ham brick place. m!8-21p FOR HALE BY OWNER—HIX room house and lot on north 7th street, Good terms—inquire at 333 north Sth street. Mrs. Augusta M. McCormick, 333 north 8th street, Cottage Grove, Oregon. m!8 28p(2) FOR HAL F.—FREHH JERSEY cow; drophead Hinger sowing machine; light wagon; doublo disc plow. J. H. Kirk, Dorena m21p FOR HAL E—L UMBER AND dimension material $5 per M., seasoned fir wood $5 per cord, delivered. Hevoral good big houses $10 each, Posts, 13 cents each delivered. C, J. Hess, Row river mill, phone 18F32. m21 25p PIANO FOR HALE NEAR COT tngo Grove. Beautiful high grade piano will bo sold at very close price and terms $10 monthly to reliable person, For particulars write Clino Music Co., 0(1 Front St., Portland, Ore. m21-25-28p(2) REWARD FOR THE RETURN OF fox terrier lost Monday. Color white, with tan spots, collar num ber 5633, 1925 license. Answers to name of Pete. O. Knight, phone 34F12. m21 25p WANTED TO BEG, BORROW OR buy n boring machine for fram ing purposes. George Edwards, box 513, Cottage Grove. m21-25p WANT TO HUY YOUR DAY OLD calves at any time. 11. Denham, box 541, Cottage Grove. m21p F OR HA L E—HOCK KNITTER, standard make, on stand. Is practically new. Mn. Mary Dalia guardo, Divide, Oregon, phono 5F34. m21jlp(2) FOR HALE—1021 BALED CHEAT hay $15 par ton. Mrs. Amanda C. Hull, phone 37F5, m21j1p(2) Btirroiighn Bookkeepers! Get WOOD Any Kind Any Time PRICES RIGHT Term« Cash Quimby Bros Phone»: Office 76, Re*. 124-1 May p(2) SALESBOOKS! 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