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COTTAGE PROVE SENTINEL. MONDAY. JUNE 15. 1925 ' r PAPE THREE * .. T7 ----------- “TZ Marion Richmond, who has fin last Thursday night and is staying to E. 8. Jackson and a used Chevro- f ished a year at the University at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Met let touring to R. G. Manning. 1 of Oregon, and A. Abbott, a former ' calf, awaiting the arrival of his Three new operators have been student at Stanford University, left parents. statioued at the 8. P. stations at Saturday on a motor trip to Cali The Misses Margaret and Rachel Divide and three additional ones fornia. Galloway, daughters of Mr. and at the Rice Hill station for this Galloway, insurance, 511 Alain. M Mrs. Homer Galloway left for month, whilo so many special trains Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Allison mo Wheeler, Tillamook county, where are going through. tored to Albany Sunday and visited they will visit with old friends of A. W. Swanson loft last week with Mrs. Allison’s sister, Mrs. the family. for Portland to attend the Masonic J. E. Kirkland. Miss Eloise At Norvell Armes returned home grand lodge. Mrs. Swanson and kins, of Portland accompanied them Thursday from Corvallis, where he Bon Cledis took him by motor as home and will remain here during had been attending the Oregon far as Eugene from where he went by train. her summer vacation. She is a Agricultural College. PHONE 65 uieee of Mrs. Allison. Miss Daisy Johnson of the Gray Issae Goff was a business visitor J' Emil Hawkins was a visitor Sun Goose tea rooms has been confined in Eugene Tuesday. day at Jefferson, where he attend ! to her home for the past week Duo to the illness of Hugh Trun [ with some trouble with one knee. ed a picnic. If your business isn’t better this aell and other leaders in the Sun- LUMBER MILLS REPORT Ask Radio Ray about the Mrs. Cora Olson anil son, of Cres day school at Latham Albert Hull New Business Above Production year, the reason probably is that you haven’t dono a sufficient new portable radiolas. Nelson well, were Cottage Grove visitors and Tom Aubrey had charge of With West Coast Lumbermen. amount of judicious advertising in Thursday. Mrs. Olson also attend- the Sunday school services there Electric Shop. The Sentinel. xxx The Christian church R. B. Cooper, N. E. Compton, j ed the opening of the children's yesterday, One hundred and sixteen mills has volunteered to help the Latham ’.Lee Nixon, C. A. Moore and | free clinic. Ernest Sears attended a picnic in Everett Sparks, of McMinnville, Sunday school during the illness reporting to West Coast Lu in be r- I accompanied by his nephew Bruce of the superintendent and secretary men’s Association for the week i Delight valley Sunday. ending June 6 manufactured 106,- A number of Cottage Grove luin | Sparks of Independence, are visitors there. It is expected that other 840,257 feet of lumber; sold 124,- Culver Gf Anderson city will also as- churches in the I bermen attended a Hoo Hoo meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 639,245 feet; and shipped 114,731,- ing held in Eugene Friday evening. A. G. Williams for a few days, sist in carrying on the services at 917 feet. Latham. Regular meeting Wednesday at Everett Sparks is n brother of Mrs. Clarance Boyd and children . New business was 17 per cent 7:45 p. m. E. A. degree and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brumbaugh ¡visited with Mrs. Boyd’s parents,' i Mrs. Williams and on his return above production. Shipments were REFRESHMENTS, Large attend* to McMinnville will lie accompanied arrived Monday last for a visit ( ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown, during 8% below new business. □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□a Lost, dealer’s license plate num unco urged. on. _ I bv Master Harvev Williams, who with Mrs. Brumbaugh’s parents, a Fifty per cent of all new business ber 331B. Return to N. J. Nelson I the latter part of last week, By order W. M ’ will spend month ’ s vacation at Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cox. Mr. Brum motored up from Medford. taken during the week was for fu a Jr. for reward. McMinnville. baugh taught in The Dulles during n * n ture water delivery. This amount ¡ Tom Allen has moved from Lath Miss Ruth Bede left yesterday for the past year. □□□□□□□□□□□nanansn ed to 62,289,110 foot, of which am into the O. F. Thiel place on Portland for a week’s visit with R. E. Lackey and family have 48,002696 feet was for domestic H. W. Lombard left Friday for east Jefferson avenue. Royal Neighbors of America. ! Mrs. John Keating Jr. Leonard moved their household good from cargo delivery; and 14,286,414 feet a business trip to Salem and Port Special meeting in hall Wednesday Mrs. M. 8. Power and baby spent Lerwill, of Brownsville, will fill their property on Fourth street to export. New business by rail land. He returned today. at 2 p. m. to vote on candidates. Friday in Eugene. i her position on The Sefltinel staff. the property formerly owned by the amounted to 1,831 cars. MILDRED BAKER, Oracle. Word from Earl Ishmael, who Mrs. Harvey Taylor returned Fri Mrs. F. M. Chapman with her W. P. Huff estate. Mr. Lackey Forty-two per cent of the lumber was injured in a recent accident on day from Salem where she attended ¡guest Mrs. Emma McMenamin from has purchased this property. shipments moved by water. This the Southern Pacific railroad and the graduating exercises of Willam Frank McIntyre, an old time amounted to 48,451,782 feet, of 1 Spring Valley, Wisconsin, returned taken to the Southern Pacific hos ette University, where her son Friday from a motor trip to Ash- Culp Creek resident, recently pur which 39,507,025 feet moved coast pital in San Francisco, indicates David Clifford graduated. j land, Medford and other southern chased a farm near Port Orford. wise and intercoastal; and 8,944.757 that he is recovering as rapidly as Mrs. McMenainiu Frank Fleisher, who recently ac feet export. Rail shipments totaled j Oregon points. RHOADS & LANSING Ray Nelson, Auto Electrician. could be expected. He will not left the same day for a visit in companied Mr. McIntyre to his 1,962 cars. Proprietors Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Ball and Mr. be able to leave the hospital for new farm on the coast, is thinking Eugene. Local auto and team deliveries and Mrs. E. Sherfey motored to some time, however. totaled 7,420,135 feet. taken Thursday of locating there also. Roy Mason was ’ Roseburg Thursday and spent the Unfilled domestic cargo orders C. E. Umphrev has purchased to a Eugeno hospital where he day with Mrs. Ball’s and Mrs. FURNITURE MOVING underwent an operation for appendi the property on south Third street totaled 163,422,323 feet. Unfilled Sherfey’s sister. AND STORAGE formerly belonging to Mrs. Louisa export orders 81,431,123 feet. Un citis. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Harrel re filled rail trade orders 4,863 cars. Ralston and plans to erect a new Hay harvest is expected to start turned Wednesday from a motor In the first twenty-throe weeks Mrs. Ralston left in this vicinity in a few days. house there. trip to Portland, where they visited Piano Moving a Specialty. of the year, production reported yesterday for Dunsmuir, Calif., There are a number of small patch with Mr. Harrel’s brother, where she will make her home with to West Coast Lumbermen’s Asso Phone 99; Res., 189-J es of grass hay which are ready to Want to build or remodel ciation has boon 2,303,240,312 feet; cut now although it is thought that her son, I,. A. Ralston. J home but haven’t the money! A children’s day program was new business 2,354.646,174 feet; very little hay is down yet. Due right, see Hall & Lang. We have and shipments 2,378,935,330 feet. to the excessive rainfall this spring given at the Presbyterian church the cash. mytfc(2) % Several more auto crashes last ; and favorable farming conditions Sunday in which a number of Some caught without in Mrs. John Harvey Madden and week. Lithographing, engraving, steel | last fall the hay crop this year is children of the city took part. daughter Barbara Anu from Tokyo, surance. How are you protected! [ unusually heavy. Mrs. W. B. Johnson, of Medford, dyo work. The Sentinel’s live wire Japan, aro now in Portland and See Tom Awbrey's special poli xxx Barber Shop returned to her homo Saturday print shop is the place. makes his Henry Bailey, wl^g jl5 are expected to visit here some cies. visiting with Mrs. H. A. To the continually increas time next month. Mrs. Madden is Mrs. Joe Smith and Mrs. Roy home with his sister, Mrs. E. D. after ing demand for Faultless a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Short, accompanied by their grand j Lowell, of Springfield, was a visit- Hagen for two days. A large display of flags was WE BOB, CURL AND Bread and other Faultless Hemenway. Mrs. Hemenway is mother, Mrs. Malissa Chrisman, who or here during the week. Al Tuzonn has taken over the seen on the streets of Cottage Bakery Products. There’s now in Portland visiting with them. has been in Portland for some time DYE HAIR Grove yesterday in observance a reason—and that reason Mrs. David Sterling and daughter with her daughter, Mrs. Robert bowling alley and billiard parlor in flag day. is that the housewife has Elsie motored to Corvallis Friday. Martin, returned to Cottage Grove the old commercial club rooms for The H. W. Titus family nnd learned that it is a useless from Portland Friday. Mrs. Chris i the summer. He has leased the Galloway writes insurance. waste of energy to do all of man is visiting at the homo of i hall until October 2. The former C. A. Bartell family motored Archie Proctor has returned from proprietors, Ted Harper and Virgil Foley springs on the McKenzie her own baking when Fault her dnughter, Mrs. Oliver Veatch. 630 Main, P. S. Bukowski, Prop. less Products will do as well Klamath Falls for a short stay here Dick Gilbert was slightly injured Jones, are now in Springfield and Sunday and spent the day. Mrs. but plans to return there and Wallace Martyn, of Chicago, who will take over the business again or better. make his home during the summer. Thursday evening when he was in October. is a guest of Mrs. Titus, accom thrown from his motorcycle near J. A. Prophet, a resident here A yearling deer has been added panied them on the trip. V» •• the tie plant at Latham. In try- «1 Long Distance Hauling 10 years ago, was a visitor here Mrs. Charles Luclin arrived Sun Vhaei •■•Ji ■ »jw ing to miss an auto which was I to the group of deer in the park today. He is now a resident of Piano Moving- a Specialty turned across the road he ran into on Main street. This animal was day from Sacramento, Calif., for a Corvallis but has bought a place the ditch, The motorcycle was run into a creek noar Bohemia by visit with her cousin, James Perini. Any Time—Any Where at Amity and will move there dogs and was taken there by Pete J. W. Kirk and son Ralph, who damaged considerably. 1 shortly. Nelson after it had been badly recently disposed of their farm near Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kelly, who chewed by the dogs and he brought Alma, Montana, where they home Dr. Hagen cures spleen trouble. had been attending the Shriners High grade piano near Cottage Chestnut Brothers, proprietors steaded in 1913, will return to Mrs. E. T. Blakely and son convention at Los Angeles, were j it here. Grove will be sold to a reliable returned Sunday from a visit of (Across street from 8. P. depot) Roy Waters, who was fined $30 Oregon next fall anil make their guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Baker party at a big saving. Ten dollars several weeks in California. Coal for Brooders for a few days before returning to in the recorder’s court Thursday, is home in Oregon. Ralph Kirk and monthly will handle—a snap. Write serving out the sentence in the city family aro now on a motor trip Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Nelson were their home in Vancouver, Wash. at Once to Tailman Piano Store, STORAGE AND GENERAL jail. He was arrested some time to South Thomaston, Maine, to Salem, Oregon. jnll-15c Eugene visitors today. visit Mrs. Kirk ’ s parent« On the on the charge of being drunk TRANSFER I ago Nel Mrs. Victor Kem and N. J. : and hi» hearing not for Monday trip they will stop nt Dunning and Miss Zilpha La Casse came re son will give vocal numbers in a Office prone 6 but he failed to appear. Hi* was Omaha, Nebraska, and Rockland, cently from Phoenix, Arizona, where recital to be given in Eugene to Residence phone 1554, Loose leaf systems anti ;brought into court Thursday by Maine, to visit relatives. she has bcci teaching school the morrow night by Arah Hoyt Rae. | Night Officer M cFarland. past year. She will return to the special loose leaf forms Goiter permanently removed with southern state next fall after spend Tournament Next Month. A ten-pound son was born here of every kind made to out drugs or knife, and general ing her summer vacation in Cottage A six weeks’ duck pin tourna ¡Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. A. E. health improved. Dr. C. R. Bloyd, order to suit customer. Grove. California. ment will start July 6 nt the local Westrope, of Ager, (goiter specialist), First National We welcome the oppor recreation parlor and bowling alley I They are former residents of Cot Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Ball and E. bank, Coquille, Ore. jn18-22p(2) tage Grove, leaving here about a and will continue until August 15. tunity to help you work Sherfey and family motored to W. J. White and Elbert- Bede J year and a half ago, and Mrs. The preliminary tryouts for the Lebanon Thursday. out a system. Any Kind Any Time Of every kind printed at from attending the ' West rope was visiting here at the tournament will be held this month Mrs. Gladys Jackson and two have returned PRICES RIGHT session of the grand lodge, A. F. commencing June 15 nnd ending home by the Home Print ¡time of the birth of the baby. children left yesterday for a visit Terms: Cash in Portland. Bede & A. M., held July 4. A total of $20 will be giv Glen Vick, who has been with the Shop. of a month with relatives in Wash was reelected a member of the United States navy for several en in prizes. ington. jurisprudence committee for a five- years, came up from Astoria where Phones: Office 76, Ros. 124 L year term. Always give your Home I his ship the U. S. 8. Melvin was May p(2) Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Moore, of Print Shop first chance I in port and visited during the week Los Angeles, arrived here Thursday with his mother, Mrs. Ham New- at all your printing. to spend a month at the home of , comb. A friend of his, Jack Ward, Mr. Moore’s brother, W. T. Moore, accompanied him. and with friends in this city. They Mrs. Frank Mendenhall returned are former residents. i from Portland last week with her Fidelity and Surety Bonds. See father, C. H. Hneider, of Neligh, HaU * Lang. tfc(2) | Nebraska. He will visit here for j some time. Mrs. George Currin was a visitor in Eugene Saturday. , Mrs. Susanna Gardner went to Use a Sentinel Calvin Marlow and Lilly Marlow Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Raymond, left, Friday for Sunnyside, Wash., Salem Monday to visit at the home IVantad VEN in the country you who live on Mosby Creelf, are where they will visit their parents. I of her son, L. E. Gardner. can have city cooking the parents of a nine-pound daugh The Marlows recently returned Now telephone poles have been convenience. A good oil cook -»! I ter, Ixirn June 10. from Tucson, Ariz., where Mr. Mar erected in various parts of the stove’» intense Maine, fast as low was in a sanitarium for his I city. Recent improvements of this health. Mrs. Calvin Marlow will j character have been made at Sixth gas, is heat comentrated! That remain here as a guest of her par land Gibbs avenue. means a cool kitchen—and no fires to Mrs. Anna Decker visited during Often our customers say that ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Suther tend. Noiseless, simple, lafe! clothes we have cleaned look ax land, for two weeks and then go i the week in Drain and Oakland. good as new. Wo believe that is Mr. and Mrs. Berry piotoreil from to Sunnyside, after which Mr. and The kerosene to use should be the Mrs. Calvin Marlow will return to ! Seattle, Wash., and spent the week the reason for our growing popu highest grade only— Pearl Oil — espe larity. We call for and deliver. end with” the H. C. Chafer and L. Tucson. cially refined and re-refined for use in A. W. Helliwell, of thia city, and ' McAboy families, . They are old oil cookstoves and heaters; Pearl Oil brother Barton Helliwell, of Rose /fend», bums dean— no smoke—no odor— A number from here attended Mrs. E. P. Dodd, Hole Proprietor burg, have gone to eastern Oregon for a visit with their brother-in- the camp meeting and conference the air stays sweet and pure. Pearl “WORK THAT HATIHFIEH” law, Howard Hartley. A. W. Helli in Roseburg during last week. Phone 77 22 North Sixth Oil won't corrode the metal parts of well will return to Cottage Grove Mrs. J. D. Monroe and d^pghter your oil cookstove. in about ten days. Ina left Friday for Roseburg to with relatives, “Kerosene” or “coal oil” may mean J visit Mina Margaret Galloway, daugh HEAT u any kind of kerosene; insist on Pearl ter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gallo I A nine-pound daughter was born and way, arrived home from Eugene last Wednesday to Mr. am! Mrs. Oil — by name’ LIGHT last week, where she had been at- i R R Raymond. tending the University of Oregon. | Mrs. W. J. White is in Fossil Mr«. LaHelln Stewart, accom visiting at the home of her daugh panied by her sen leiuren left thia ter, Mrs. McKinley Huntington. * II Vegetables Fresh Every Day Tender and Tasty Always We specialize in having each day the lat est the market affords—and always fresh and crisp. McQueen’s Grocery • Our Steaks and Chops. Always kept in prime condition in our refrigerated meat box or display counters. Quality Market A. F. & A. M City Briefs ° R. N. A., Attention! City Transfer Co. WE POINT WITH PRIDE 1 MPERIAT 1 The Cottage Grove Electric Bakery G. A. Panders Prop. Bookkeeping Systems Complete Burroughs Bookkeeping Forms Chestnut Transf er WOOD Cottage Grove Sentinel You Want Quimby Bros. The Sentinel Beyond the Car Lines Not New, Just Cleaned shortening Hoffman Cleaners frying forenoon for Eugene, whore Master Lanrcn is undergoing special treat- meats. Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Lawson, of Wedderburn, arpve next Sunday for a visit at the home of Mr«. I^waoa ’« sister, Mrs. Harry Met ealf. Kenton Lawson, who had been attending the Hill Military academy in Portland, arrived here i The A. Ralph Hpearow family | have moved from the A. W. Kime residence on west Main to the Catholic parsonage on Bi reh avenue. Mr. and Mr«. Kime, who were tern porn ri ly located on Ash Jvenue, have moved into their own home. N. J. Nelson Jr. han sold a new Essex coach to A. J. Winer, of I.at ham; a need Maxwell tonring Never Give Up Until You’ve Tried a Sentinel Wantad OIL (KERO' ENE)
