The Cottage Grove sentinel., June 01, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, MONDAY. JUNE 1, 1925
□ □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ the pretty centerpiece of the table* Mrs. J. II. Bartels, of Cottage NOTICE OF SALE OF 325,000.00
tcrest in and to the real property I take a decree herein for the relief and all persons claiming by, through
OF WATER SYSTEM IMPROVE
deaeribed in the complaint herein; 1 prayed for in sai«l complaint, to- or under them, or either of them;
a ml rhododendron» were effectively Grove, with whom the couple spent
iwit: Adjudging and decreeing that and that plaintiffs have such other
MENT BONDS OF THE CITY
Defendants.
place«i about the rooms.
the Memorial week end.
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OF COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON To Martha Blankenship; the un­ plaintiffs are the owners in fee relief herein as to the Court may
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known heirs of Thursia A. Baker, -ample ami entitled to the posaos- seem equitable.
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iss Ruth Powers, of West Kelso, | Miss Elsie Chestnut and Claude
This summons is published once
who is sometimes known as The- | sion of the whole of the* premises
Notice is hereby given that sealed
h., formerly of this city and Sherman, both of this city, w’ere bids will be received for the sale
ressa A. Baker; the unknown described ia the complaint and each week for six successive weeks
A group of friends surprise«l Airs, i
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Ih«- Cottage Gr<»v«* Sentinel, a
heirs of Ida Bell Blankenship; described as follows:
known among the younger married Saturday forenoon at the of Twenty-five Thousand Dollars
A. E. Ham loth Thursday by drop­
Lot Numbered Six (6) in Block twice-a-week newspaper of general
the unknown heirs of David if.
here,
was
married
($25,000.00),
or
so
much
thereof
Tuesday
Christian
parsonage,
Pastor
A.
J.
ping in nt the Ham loth home for j
Baker; and all other persons or | Numbered One (1) in J. II. Mc­ circilation publisneu at Cottage
to Thomas Horn, also of Kelso, Adams reading the ring ceremony as may be necessary, of ‘‘Water
a social evening. 'Pho occasion was '
parties unknown claiming any Farland's Addition to tho City Grove, Oregon, by order of the Hon.
System Improvement Bonds” by
bride
is
a
daughter
of
Mr.
in the presence of Ralph Chestnut, the City Recorder of said City at
right, title or interest in and to I of Cottage G fovq in Lane County. G. F, Skipworth, Judge of said
Mrs. Hamloth's birth*lay anniver-
Court, which order bears date the
the real property described in Slate of Oregon, as piatte«!
Mrs. L. A. Powers, of Kelso, brother of the bride and Miss his office in the ( ity of Cottage
sary. At a late hour refreshments
■ re<*or«le«l on Page 164 of Vol. “P” 27th dav of May, 1925; and the
is a granddaughter of Mr. and Juanita Mooney. The happy couple Grove until the hour of eight I the complaint herein:
of sandwiches, cake and coffee
• late of the first publication of
In the name of the State of Ore­ : of tho Deed Records
left immediately after the ceremony o’clock P. M. on Wednesday the gon: You, and each of you, are County, Oregon.
were served. Those in the party
*hii summons is the 1st day of
JOth «lay of June, 1925, at which
Mrs
rti.«
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June,
1925.
on
a
honeymoon
week-end
trip
to
have
not.
That
tho
defendants
hereby
required
to
apnear
ami
an-
were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc­
time and in the Council Chamber
II. W. LOMBARD,
_ right,
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Salem and The Dalles. They re­ of the City Hall of Cottage Grove, , swer the coinplaint riled against ! nor have either of them, any
Kibben, Mr. ami Mrs. Beidler, Mr.
Residence and • postoffice ad­
turned last evening and are mak said bids will be opened and con­ I you in the above entitled cause ¡title, inti rest or claim whatsoever
and Mrs. Henry Rohde, Miss Kath-
dress:
Cottage
Grove
I in and to the said premises, or
ing their home in the John Graber sidered by the Common Council • on or before six weeks from the i any part thereof, and that plain­
leen Beidler, Misses Viola and
POTTER, FOSTER & I
j date of first publication of this
house
on
Birtch
avenue.
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Residence and postoffi
Elizabeth Rohde and Glenn Mc-
said r- premises
bp for-
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bear date the first «lay of June, i summons; and if you fail so to I tiffs
dress: Eugene, Oregon.
Kibben.
1925, and will be due as to princi- appear ami answer said complaint, i ever qui«‘tc'l in this suit as against
is like character ill clothes—
lefemlants an<l each of th mi, \ 11 ■ rnevs for Pl-i inti t'i'> nivuci
iinobstriisive but recognized | Mi.ss Alice Evans, of Portland, j pal and payable by the City of Cot- for want thereof the plaintiff will
as follows:
Mrs. F. E. Baldwin, Mrs. W. J. instantly.
A choice of styles who was a teacher in the Cottage .tage.Grove
Principal due twenty (20) years
Woods and Mrs D. J. Scholl wore and shapes to suit individual Grove high school last year and the I from
«late; said bonds to be issued I
hostesses Thursday afternoon to preferences and uses is fairly preceding year, has announced her i in denominations of Five Hundre«!
the Constellation (dub at its Inst easy. There remains the prob­ 'engagement to Floyd Bowles, also Dollars
($500.00)
with
interest
of Portland. June 28 is the date bearing coupons attached, bearing
season.
Social lem of quality and finish.
meeting of the season,
set for the wedding. Many social i interest at not to exceed five (5)
conversation an«l fancy work were
| per cent per annum from date of
affairs are being hold in Portland issuance; and the said interest to:
the diversions and were follow Oil
by the serving of a delightful
complimenting Miss Evans.
! be paid semi-annually on the first
i «lay of December and the first !
course luncheon. Ferns and
□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□a • lay of .June each year after the1
flowers effectively arranged
date of issuance.
The City re­
the artistic, room decorations,
APPROACHING a □ serves the right to retire any or all
vite«! guests of the club were
I of said Bonds after ten (16) years
EVENTS
□ I from «late thereof; and the princi-
Anna Gowdy and Mrs. John Spores
□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ ' pal and interest shall be payable
The club’s annual picnic will br
at th City Treasurer's office in
hel'l June 25.
The Presbyteriun Indie» ’ aid so­ ! Cottage Grove, Oregon. The whole i
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ciety will meet this Wednesday af­ of said Bonds shall be concurrent!
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. McFarland,
shall be without priority as!
ternoon instead of next Wednesday, ' i and
to each other and shall be a gen­
non-members, entertained tho Tilli-
on account of the conflict with eral obligation of the City of Cot
cum lub Thursday at an informal
chnutauqua.
The hostess will lie t age Grove, Oregon.
evening of five hundred, A most
Mrs. Charles Adams, Mrs. O. W. i I Said Bonds are to be negotiable |
delicious two-course luncheon was
Blackmore, Mrs. M. M. Wheeler Lin l shall be sold for not less than
their par value plus accrued inter-:
served nt the close of the card
makes
the
solution
simple,
and Mrs. Rosa Currin.
« st, the Council reserving the right
session.
The rooms were artis-
beautiful limn finish is always
| to reject anv and all bids.
tically decorated with pink sweet-
correct. The quality is the fin­ Tiie Toujours Prete club has post­ That .-aid bonds are to be dis­
pens and
rhododo lirons,
Other
posed of under an act entitled
est money ami paper-making poned its meeting which would “
guests beside club members were
An Act to nmen«l the Charter of
held Wednesday even­ the
brains
can
produce.
have
been
(‘¡ly of Cott, ge Grove, Lane
Mr. and Mrs. IT. A. Miller, L. 0.
ning. No date has been set.
County, Oregon, by adding a new
Michener, Mrs. J. P. Graham and
—<$>—
chapter thereto authorizing and
Mrs. A. W. Kirne. This was the
Freight and Tax Extm
Mrs. J. A. Wright will entertain empowering the Common Council
last meeting of the year.
the City of Cottage Grove to
the Social Twelve club Friday of
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issue and sell negotiable bonds of
afternoon at its regular meeting.
the Citv to the amount of Twenty- ,
Twelve were present at the regu-
five Thousand Dollars ($25,000.00)
lar monthly meeting of tho Past
so much thereof hm may be-
Rubber stumps. The Sentinel. or
Noble Grand*’ «dub Thursday after
necessary for the purpose of build­
noon for which Mrs. A. W. Kime
ing ami constructing a reserve res- j
eryoir and for tne replacement, .
was hostess.
Fancy work ami
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE­
maintenance and improvement of:
sociaI conversation were enjoyed
MENT.
the water system of the said City
and I were followed l>v the serving
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
of
Cottage Grove»”
C. J KEM, Prop
of a
I tempting two-course luncheon.
Date«! ami first published this:
Charles F. Lacky, administrator of
Salmon tinted pink sweet pen were Cottage Grove,
:
Oregon lhe estate of William H. Lacky, 25th day of Mav, 1925.
HOMfili GALLOWAY,
deceased, has file«l his final account in25jnel-8(M)
City Recorder.)
ir
in the matter of said estate in the
socisrr
Character in
Writing Paper
Symphony Lawn
Ï25O
White and Tints
85c and $1.00
the box
KEM’S FOR DRUGS
K nowles & G raber
HARDWARE
Oregon
Cottage Grove
AfePro>r HUDSON COACH (Was *345,
Today’s Hudson Super-Six Coach costs less than half the
price at which the open models have sold. With the
world’s largest production of 6-cylinder cars, quality is con­
stantly improved and therefore Hudson is more than ever
county court of the State of Oregon
Bookkeeping outfits.
The
for Lane county; and that Tuesday,
thè 16th dny of June, 1925, at the Sentinel.
hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon
NOTICE I OR PUBLICATION.
of said ilny in the county court
room in lhe county court houio nt
Department of the Interior, U. 8. i
Eugene, I.ano county, Oregon, has
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon.
beer, fixed as the time and place May 27, 1925.
bv said court for the hearing of
Notice is hereby given that 1
objections to said final account and Ernest B. Walker, of Landax, Ore- i
gon,
who, on April 1. 1921. made
the final settlement of said estate.
Forest Homestead Entrv, List No. i
Any an«l all objections to said 6 2135; No. 013801, for Lots 3 & 4,
final account and the final sett le­ I Section 5, Township 20 S., Range
nient <»f sai«l estate must be filed I East, Willamette Meridian, has I
with the clerk of said court on or filed notice of intention to make
three year Proof, to establish claim
before the said date of henring.
to the land above described, before
Dated and first published this I E. O. Immel, F. 8. Commissioner, |
at Eugene, Oregon, on the 8th dav i
18th day of May, 1925.
of July. 1925.
CHARLES F. LACKY,
Claimant names ns witnesses:
Administrator of the estate of ' Joseph Clause, Bruce L. Walker.
William H. Lacky, Deceased. | both of Landax, Oregon, Thad
Mundell, of Dexter, Oregon, Ralph
Herbert W. Lombard,
Attorney for estate. ml8jnl5(M) i IL Walker, of Vida, Oregon,
non-.mnl II \ M ILL A. CANA DAY.
¡Jn1-29e(2)
Register.
"The World’s Greatest Buy”
HUDSON SUPER-SIX SEDAN
5 Passenger *1695
(was *1795)-7 Passenger * 1795
AU Price* Freight and Tax Extra
(«*»
N. J. Nelson Jr., Dealer
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Our Building Material
Line Includes—
CEMENT, LIME, PLASTER, BRICK,
FIRF. RRTCK, FIRE CLAY, METAL
LATH, CORNER BEADS, SHIN
GLES, DRAIN TILE, SEWER TILE,
CONCRETE SAND AND GRAVEL,
PLASTERING SAND, ZOURI STORE
FRONT FITTINGS, AND OTHER
THINGS TOO NUMEROUS TO
MENTION
No Charge on City Deliveries
Godard & Randall
Just North of S. P. Station—Phone ICO
X
Look at your
tires/
That tire on
the right rear
wheel—or nuiv-
be it’« the krft
iJs getting rather
worn — better shift
it up tn front and
put a VIKING to
its pine«. That*» the
safi-st and dteapaat
viR ings < ux > «tuntw
touKh. re®IH«nt mnd»
for hard tfoiiyr, ft»
lot* of road ctwvrag».
I’lH'y'ro tn>*rantwd.
VijWnj Tima WO! lk>
K ou Many a Good Turn"
< lore O MciJInnis
Motor Inn Service Station
( olisgc < »rove. Oregon
Department, of the Interior, U. 8. I
Department uf the Interior, U. 8.
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, j
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
May 6, 1925.
May 27. 1925.
Notice i« hereby given that Karli Notice is hereby given that
John
Harrison Garman, of Cottage
A. Karlscn, of Eugene, Oregon, who,!
on March 29, 1921, made Homestea<l I Grove, Oregon, who. on .Tulv 6,
1920, made ll<>mrstea<l Entrv, No.
| Entry, No. 913777, fur 8’6 NW’i, 01302'*. for Lot** 3, I. 5 & 6, Sec
and N1,^» SW’.'i, Section 17, Town j tion 33, Township 22 S., Range
hip lü »S., Thinge 5 West, \V lUam-1 3 West, Willamette Meridian, has
1 etto Meridian, has filed notice of filed notice of intention to make
three year Proof, to establish claim
intention to make three year Proof, to the land above described, before
! to establish claim to the land above E. O. Immel. U. 8. Commissioner,
I described, before E. O. Immel, IT. 8. at Eugene. Oregon, on th«» 6th day
1 Commissioner, at Eugene, Oregon of July, 1925.
Claimant names ns witnesses:
oil the 20th day of June, 1925.
William T. .Tones, .Tess AV. Bemis,
Claimant names as witnesses.* Elmer J. Groat. Richard B. Gar­
Max Simonsen, Walter Gillispie, man, Jr., all of Cottage Grove,
Maroolles Gillispie, all of Motor Oregon.
non coal HAMILL A. CANADAY.
Route C., Eugene, Ore.; Warren C. .Tn 1 29c (2)
Register.
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Smith, of Crow’, Oregon,
non-c<ml HA MILL A. CANADAY,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
mlljn8c(2)
Register.
Department of the Interior. U. S.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. I Land Office at Roseburg. Oregon,
: May 27, 1925.
Notice is hereby given that
Department of the Interior, U. S. Ivan George Morris, of Cottage
July
6,
_
.
Land Office, Roseburg, Oregon, May Grove, Oregon, who, on
192*1. made Homestead Entry, No.
■ 12, 1925.
|013025, for NWU. “
Section
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2L
Notice is hereby given that John Township 21 S. „ t ___
Range 2 West.
Hopman, of Cottage Grove, Oregon, Willamette
Meridian, has filed
who, on August 6, 1920, made notice of intention to make three
Homestead Entry, No. 0132 lo, for year Proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before
SW'i, Section 9, Townshop 22 8., the United States 1*an«l Office, at
Range 3 West, Willamette Meridian, Roseburg. Oregon, on the 10th dav
has filed notice of intention to of Tulv. 1925.
Claimant names as witnesses:
make three year Proof, to establish
Lu th era C. Dow.’iis, Walter Bowens,
claim to th«» land above described, Thomas Patten,. nil of Cottage
before tlfe Register and Receiver Grove, Oregon. Ernest Duncan, of
of the V. S. Land Office, at Rose Newberg. Oregon.
burg, Oregon, on the 17th day of non coal HAMTLL A. CANADAY.
.Tnl 29c(2)
Register.
Jun«', 1925.
Claimant names as witnesses:
SUMMONS.
Thomas O. Brasher, Charles Wil­
liam Ewing. William H. Bachr'eter, In the Circuit Court of the State of
Edward N. Brasher, all of Cottage
Oregon for the County of Lane.
J. S McKnv and Rose McKay,
Grove, Oregon.
huslmiel und wife. Plaintiff.«,
non coal* HAMILL A.CANADAY,
m14inlle(f)
Register.i B?F Baker and Mrs. B. F. Baker,
his wife; Charles I. Baker and
Mrs. Chnrh'i I. Raker, hi* wifo:
T.
Elisabeth Hoffman and W ""
Hoffman her husband; Robert
Raker ami Mrs. Robert Baker.
his w
1 i f e ; Bell Koellvrmeir anti
41e rm
i niivr.
je^ her
urr nuBixiatii
husband;
Tx»ni.< •* K l'eliv
Ijiur; a Baker Pollar Urti
ami (’lem
Molti«' Kruso
Dollar, her hvsband;
l
and E. H. Kru^e, her htishand;
Fred Baker and Mr*. End Baker,
hi« wife; Gl la Iva Baker Olsen and
h;i*l»an«l; thè
Alfred Obr i, her hu
unknown h im of Thnr<ìa A.
Raker, "ho « •< «orhetimes kiThwu
aa Thervaaa V Baker; thè un
!h BeR R’anken
known heirs
wn * 'ir* of David
ship; the an
M Raker; 1 M ra. Dnx id M Baker:
Martha Btai •aship: ami ni*«» all
other person* or partici« unknnwn ¡I
claiming any righi, tìtle or in-
Cooking Will Not Be
Her Bugbear
The intelligent girl of today has no fears about
'the success of her cooking.
She knows that if she follows directions ex-
actlv what the results will be—she does not
need to learn by experince how to operate her
oven. She knows that it’s the right tem­
perature by the thermometer, for she uses
An Electric Range
With Automatic Oven Control
MOUNTAIN STATES POWER CO
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