The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 16, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL. THURSDAY, JULY 16. 1925
□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ i Mrs. A. T. Beidler. Mr. and Mrs.
Knox returned home Thursday
I Nearby News | li’aving Janice and Eloise for the
of the week.
□□□□□nunuan□□□□□□□ remainder
Mrs. L. R. Long, of the Grove,
SALE!
was at the J. W. Fisher home
Bunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tonoli and
* (Special to The Sentinel.)
July
14.—Mrs. Jaines Miles, family and Mr. and Mrs. Albert
■ ilaughter Madeline and son Lucien, Tonoli and two children were here
of Marcóla, visited Friday with from Divide Sun. I hv visiting rela­ I
tives.
Mrs. Waldo Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Dustin, Merle
Miss Nelreth Glass, of Cottage
Grove, was a guest last week of Dustin, and Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson
and Mrs. Ferguson’s brother, of
¡ Miss Lois Boss.
Miss Ethel Chestnut spent Sat- 'the Grove, went up Row river
Sunday to piek wild blackberries.
! urday night in Eugene.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Thornton
Mrs. McCormack, James McCor-
nuick and sister, Mrs. Lewis, of 'and children and Mr. Thornton’s
! Cottage Grove, visited Thurwlay at mother, Mrs. Allie Thornton, of
I the Waldo Miller and Win. Ha nils Chiloquin, were guests last week
of Mr. Thornton’s aunt, Mrs. James
homes.
Mrs. Amanda Sears visited Fri- Plaster.
Mrs. Florence Small, of Cottage
day afternoon with Mrs. E. E.
Grove, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Chestnut.
Mrs. Simonson, of Lorane, is R P. Shortridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Tonoli enter­
staying at the Thomas Lambkin
tained a number of the neighbors
homo earing for Mrs. Lambkin.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Shide, of Thursday evening with music. Mr.
Medford, spent Saturday night at Lombom, of California, played the
the home of Mr. Shide’s sister, accordion and was accompanied by
Mrs. Waldo Miller. They brought Joo Tonoli on the guitar and Kelly
Perini on the mandolin.
home Miss Selina Miller, who had
spent a week at Medford.
SILK CREEK.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Boss visited
their son Albert in a Eugene hos­
(Special to The Sentinel.)
pital Sunday.
July 14.—Mrs. Ruth Sprague and
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cooley visited
Sunday afternoon at the W. D. family moved last week to the
Erwin Cochran house.
Henth home.
Mr. and Mrs. Dorrell nad Mr.
Mrs. Amanda Sears nnd Miss
A delayed shipment of gray enamelware came in a month late and we
Laura Riley visited Sunday with and Mrs. Burcham spent Sunday |
at the Cook home.
Mrs. Waldo Miller.
will
close it out at prices lower than that of tinware.
Eider J. R. Patterson and family
The Mount View school sewing
club held their social meeting on have moved into the church school
the river Friday afternoon :in<l 1 dormitory.
Ray Woolley was a guest at
served a picnic lunch.
the Burcham home last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. D A. Estes and (
THORNTON CORNERS.
• laughter Effie visited Saturday at
Lynx Hollow with Leota Estes, who :
(Special to The Sentinel.)
is employed there.
July 14.—Mj. and Mrs. B. F.
William Tall nnd Van Darnell
Rinard arrived Sunday from Baker
left Sunday for eastern Oregon
where they visited lifter disposing
of theif place here, They will visit to remain for some time. Ernest
Darnell took them to Newberg by ■
this week with former neighbors
motor.
and settle their buninesH affairs.
Smaller articles worth up to 30c, your choice at 15c. Remember you
Mr. and Mrs. Willian and son
cannot buy the cheapest tinware at less.
John motored to the fish hatchery
SUMMONS.
Sunday and attended the American
In the Circuit
_____ Court
____ ___
of ___
the _____
State
Call at once and get first choice
union Sunday school convention.
of Oregon for Lane County:
Alfred Beidler served on tho jury
Clifford M. McGee, Plaintiff, vs.
in Eugene two days of last week.
Esther Lois McGee, Defendant.
Mrs. Olive Berrey and children To Esther Lois McGee, the above i
named defendant:
and Mrs. A. W. Bnskctte went
In the name of the State of Ore
to Portland Wednesday of last
gon you are hereby required to ap­
week.
Mrs.
Baskette returned pear and answer the complaint filed
Friday.
against you in the above entitled
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moody, of suit within six weeks from the date
the first publication of this sum
9
Harrisburg, visited Sunday with of
mons, and if you fail to so ap
((fi) by Western Newspaper Union.)
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Dustin.
pear and answer, for want there-
VnrticnI.
Horizontal.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Knox nnd of the plaintiff will apply to
1— Thoagtatful
1—"Defile through mountain«
children, of tho Grove, were guests the Court for the relief prayed J
B—-God of love
2— Inarct
for
plaintiff’s complaint, to wit: ;
last week of Mr. Knox’s sister, for a in decree
U— Point out
3— Districi In London
of the Court dissolving '
11—Out.
4— Vapor
the marriage
__ _________
____ __ of
contract _____
and _ bonds
a—ChooBo
13“" Wild animal
matrimony
existing
between you
ti—On« of n race, half man and
□□□□□□□□□nnnnnnnnn and the plaintiff on the
fi— Place for «katlag
grounds of
□
half horn«, of dreoendanta of
7—Montb (abbr.)
willful desertion of the plaintiff for
N— Flavora
Irion (myth.)
a
more
than
a
period
of
one veai
n
0—IiAok thè conriife (two wort«
10— Land nieoMurr (pl.)
□
□ prior to the date of the filing oi__________________________________
contraeteti)
17—Holder for rowing nu«t iwry
the
said
complaint.
□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□a
ID—Watering place
10— Mlatatae
caiion b^oX’^^’Hono^abb- NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE ON
30—Foamer tnltrd State«
11— Debuta« harstaly
I WHEN YOU WISH TO ATTRACT Judge o? th< above named Court. EXECUTION IN_FORECLOSURE.
13— Hatra player« oa thè «tage
(coll.)
dated this the 2nd day of June,
13—Short for a kind of rubber
8PECIAL" ATTENTION WITH 1925, and the date of the first pub­
Notice is hereby given that by
IR—E2«tabll«hed prfee
lication will be on the 4th day virtue of an execution and order
18— Fir«t nane of a South American
YOUR
WANT
A
DS,
TRY
THIS
issued
out
of
June,
1925,
nnd
tho
date
of
the
of
»ale in foreclosure ........
.. .............
pu<lli«t
last publication will be on the ltith of the circuit court of Lane countv,
31—Kvid«nce of i
«m
*
I Oregon, on the 1st day of Julv,
STYLE. THE PRICE IS ABOUT day of July, 1925.
28—Flowers
AND RETURN
H. J. SHINN. , 1925, in a suit wherein on the 30th
33—Prevaricato»
Attornev for Plaintiff. I day of June, 1925, in said court,
TWICE THAT OF THE USUAL
27—The twtllgbt (rara)
embroidering
Comfortable, economical aervice daily.
— nddrexx
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—.- ­ 1 Herbert W. Lombard, plaintiff, re­
Safe, dependable
My postoffiefl
anil 1 resi
33— Arid
$
train*
$
dence is Cottage Grove, Laae covered judgment against the de­
lift—foioomh, dandy
Miti
STYLE.
Countv, Oregon.
jn4jylflc(T) fendants, Wilson B. Stinnett and
lift—Dlvlaion of coagrcoo
at convenient
Florence G. Stinnett, his wife,
34— Hlondor, lrnfl.aa, .plrolly collina
hour»
roundtrip week-end
roundtrip season
W. E. Dodge and Pauline Dodge,
«rr«R off climbing pinata
ticket; on sale every
ticket; start Fri., Sat.
SUMMONS.
his wife, for the sum of $375.93,
SO—alar
MODERN 5 ROOM HOUSE FOR
or Sun. Return limit
day. Return limit
4»1 Bwlcbsr’s atoek In trade
.'IT—Hampart (nrok.j
with interest thereon from the 30th
rent. Garage and barn. Inquiro
Tuesday following.
15 days.
44 Girl’s nnma
In tho Circuit Court of tho State I'lny ofJune, 1925,until paid rind
«8—llnld.o
I. B. Morris, at bridge.
jy9-13-l(ip
ProportlotMU.lv low fare, to other point,.
■•3—Bravarr
8P—tirala«
I the further sum of $75 attorney’s
of
Oregon
for
Imne
County:
4»—Marannaar of morikrrn lduro»a 40— Tho Inw off rntrlkutlon (lb«w
Ask agent
B. Rice, Plaintiff, vs. Frances | fees and costs and disbursements
WANT E D—W O O 1) CUTT E RS. Leo
and Aaia
o.opbicnU
heroin in the sum of $13. which
Spray Rice, Defendant.
41— Hnokct
Drag saw furnished.
R. L. To Frances Spray Rice, the above 1 judgment was enrolled and docketed
43—Hit, ■■ a ball
in the clerk’s office of said court
named defendant:
Bailey, 1020 south Fourth street,
nl—VeartMble
40—T«> lenp over
Tn the name of the State of Orc I in «ni<] county on the 30th dav of
Cottage Grove, Orc.
jyl.llGp
B3— A layer
40—l'Iablua aaeaaaa», ipi.i
gon you are hereby required to ap­ | June, 1925, and said execution to
»4—Korrounded by tb« ««« (»<»•(!«)
40—F.npliak achool for bora
pear and answer the complaint filed me directed commanding me in the
"♦J Iniafc«
WANT HAY TO BALE. WE ARE against
no— Modo <»coirai
vou in the above entitled name of the state of Oregon, in
ft 7—Father«
OS—1.trina American w rifar (amod
now baling. Anyone having hay suit within six weeks front tho date | order to satisfy said .judgment, in
fit*—Period of fnatlng
for bla rabica la alano
to bale, see us. Albert and Joe of the first publication of this sum­ forest, attorney’s fees, costs of
fib—Covered with «ninll Asurr«
AS—J,nel
I suit and accruing costs to sell the
(heraldry)
Cox, south of city on Frank Ham­ mons, and if vou fail so to answer, i following described real property,
for want thereof tho plaintiff will
brick place.
jvl3-16p apply
to the Court for relief prayed | to-wit:
The east half of the northeast
for in plaintiff’s complaint, to wit:
F OK K ENT—HOUSEKEEPING for a decree of the Court dissolving quarter and the southwest quarter
rooms, unfurnished. 440 Eighth the marriage contract and bonds of of the northeast quarter nnd the
i northeast quarter of the southeast
street.
jylty* matrimony existing between vou quarter, section seventeen, town
and tho plaintiff on the grounds of
wilful desertion for more than one I snip twenty-one range 2 west of
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING R1X1MR vear.
| Willamette meridian, in Lane coun­
for rent—three room suite up
This summons is served bv publi- ty, Oregon, and that plaintiff mav
stairs. Phone 34 or call at 1404 cation bv order of tho Honorable have deficiency judgment against
named Court, ¡defendants, Wilson B. Stinnett,
west Main between 1 and 2 o’clock Judge of the above
no »mr
this
tho 2nd
day m
of .rum-
June.! ’‘ometimes known ns W. B. Stinnett,
___ __
or ti and 8 o'clock.
jylfip dated
■lute
of tho first' ‘>n<l Florence G. Btinnett, his wife.
1925, and tho
publication of this summons will W. . h. Dodge ami Pauline Dodge.
IFOR SALE—FIVE-HORSE POWER be on the 4th .lav of June, 1925, his^wife.
you want a cool kitchen
,;.e’71at/of the last pnhlication v Now. therefore, in the name of
gas engiuc ami 3-inch centrifugal 7...;
and the
be on the 1«th dav of Julv,' the state of Oregon, m compliance
in summer, an aU-’roond,
pump. Will take good Ford road will
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• i with mg id execution and order of
stcr in trade. W. A. Heinenway, 1925.
year-'round cookstove with no
GFO J WTLT.ETT
sa^‘ an‘^ ’n order to satisfy <aid
phono
2F22.
jyl«at>p(T
>
Attornev
for
Plaintiff,
judgment, interest, attornev 7 fees
fires to tend — use a good o«l-
Postoffice address. Cottage
°f «»•* »"•' accruing costs. I
cookstove. It will help tofoe
FOR SALE THREE YEAR OLD
Grove, (lregon.
jn2jvir>c(T) <>•' <>n Sajurdnv, the 8th dnv of
i
August,
1 d . at tne hour of one
>
Auffust,
192
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milk cow, two puck burros, light
your cooking problem by making
'o ‘’-•lock
clock in
i
the afternoon of said
delivery
buggy.
C.
A.
King.
Cot
NOTICE
OF
EINAL
SETTLE
day, at the southwest front door.
your cooking “city easy”! No mussy
I tage Grove, Disston route, phone
| of the county court house, in Eu-
MENT.
fires to tend— no fuel or ashes to lug—
■ ifeno. Lane county. Oregon, offer
1F5.
jvlfl-23p
for sale and sell for rash, at public
*ini pie— noiselesa ~nftl
Notice is hereby given that Gra­ auction, subject to rememption as
1921 FOR TOURING FOR SALE. cia A. Conner and Jam«« -C. Huff,
provided bv law. ail of the right,
But be «rr to use Pearl Oil—foe
Kun Schwart» nt Cottage Grove administratrix and administrator of title and interest of defen*lants.
Ptarl Oil h *>»rr than “jau irrtirar”.
postoffiec.
jyl6-20p the estate of l.ouia A. Huff, de­ Wilson B. Stinnett nnd Florence
ceased, have filed their final ac­ 1 Stinnett, his wife, W. E. Dodge
It is refined and re-refined by our
REWARD FOR RETURN OF $30 count in the matter of said estate nnd Pauline Dotlge. his wife, and
in
County Court of the State C. L. Hanson and Zula Hanson, his
special process »o it tew»'/ corrode
loot yesterday (Wednesday) on of the
Oregon for laine County: and
and all persons claiming bv.
cookstoves or heaters; it will give you
south Fifth street between Main that Tuesday, the 14th <lav of wife
through or under them or anv or
July,
1925,
at
the
hour
of
10
street
and
Adams
avenue.
O.
C.
either of them in and to said
nothing but absolutely odorless, in­
Davis, at postoffiee.
jylfip o’clock in the fm-noonof said day preminea.
CEMENT, LIME, PLASTER, BRICK,
tense flame that’s all Arar/ Insist on
ia the County Court Rott tn in the
FRANK E. TAYLOR.
County Court House at Eugene, jv9n<1(T) Sheriff of I-nne Co., Ore.
FIRE BRICK, FIRE CLAY. METAL
clean-burning Pearl Oil—ask for i*
HEAT
Lane County, Oregon, has been
LATH, CORNER BEADS, SHIN­
by
/—“ P E A R L 01 L”.
fixed ns the time and place bv I
the ________
hearing of
the said Court for
__ ____
GLES, DRAIN TILE. SEWER TILE
LIGHT
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
objections to the said Final Account
CONCRETE SAND AND GRAVEL,'
« Wh—>
and final sen I,meat of Mid estate.
Anv and all objections to said
PLASTERING SAND, ZOURI STORE
Final Account and Final Settlement
FRONT SITTINGS, AND OTHER
Mn H. J.
of said estate must hr* filed with
THINGS TOO NUMEROUS TO
the Clerk of said Court on or be­
fore the said date of hearing.
MENTION
Dated and first published this
MircnUlng
18th dav of June, 1925
No Charge on City Deliveries
Gracie A. Conner and Janies
Manicuring
C. Huff, administratrix and
Facial Ma.ss.agc
administrator of the estate*
118-Y
Shampooing
' of lamian A. Huff, deeenaed.
Heriert W. Lombard.
(KEROSENE)
Bobbing
EveuiniW "
Attornev for estate. inl8jvl$(T>
hr ■
Hair Tinting
Appoint- _
Just North of S P Station—Phone 100
Trunch Paper Curl
went ■
MOUNT VIEW.
500 PIECES
Gray Enamelware
At Less Than
y2 PRICE
Commencing Saturday
And will continue as long as lots last
You can buy 10 and 14-quart dish pans, large
kettles, etc., at 19c and 29c, other articles in pro­
portion. These 19c articles are imperfect owing to
shipment but are suitable for camping and all ordi­
nary purposes.
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Over 6000 Items
Wright 6? Caldwell, Props.
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WANTADS
LOW FARES TO
PORTLAND
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Southern Pacific
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Wherever You Live
<)ii Cookstoves Are “City Easy”
T. M. BOYD, Local Agent
Use 3% of your gross receipts for advertising
and increase-the volume of your business 10%.
Our Building Material
Line Includes—
Sanitary Beauty
■
>EARL
OIL
■
Godard & Randall
Every kind of loose leaf
ledger aheete. The Sentinel.
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