The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 20, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL. MONDAY, JULY 20. 1925
PAGE ^HREE
Appendicitis cured without opera­ mother, .Mrs. B. F. Thrasher.
Klamath Fulls, who were returning
tion by Dr. Hagen.
The A. A. Richmond, Nelson home from the Elks convention
Mr. and Mrs. D. Marlin, of Durham and O. W. Havs families, , in Portland, spent yesterday here
Crescent City, and Mrs. Emma with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sher- ¡with relatives.
Griffin, of Portland, who were en- wood and daughter Marjorie, who
Mr. and Mrs. John Keating Jr.
Just one good bargain after another in Canned, Package
’ route to Portland, were in the city are visiting here from Portland, an»l Joe Keller, of Portlaud, spent
the latter part of thx* week visiting picnicked yesterday at Blue moun- the week end with Mrs. Keating’s
and Bottb’il Goods on our shelves. Always the best
with old friends.
tain.
mother, Mrs. M. V. Phillips.
selection
at reasonable prices.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hartley
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Heinenway
W. G. Perry is here from Wood­
and two children, Mr. and Mrs. spent yesterday at Siuslaw falls.
burn today on business.
Barton Helliwell and son Robert,
Mrs. 1 Rebecca Medley returned
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Uni ph rev
of Sisters, were over-night guests Saturday from a ten-day visit
in motored to Eugene today.
M rs.
Tuesday at the home of A. W. Portland with relatives. Mrs. J. O. Umphrey will undergo a
minor
Helliwell, brother of Mrs. Hartley Johnson, a aister, returned with
operation.
and Mr. Helliwell.
PHONE 65
her for the week end.
. Rex Wheeler, who is in i a Eu-
Mrs. G. W. McQueen and daugh
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Neet, Mrs. gene hospital, is recovering very
ter Kathryn and Jerry Wilkinson, James
Potts and Mrs.
Lillie slowly from an operation for ap­
the latter being o^ Eugene, re- Scherbart spent the week end in
Harvest Festival at Hebron.
pendicitis.
! turned Thursday from Reedsport, Bandon on an outing.
A harve?* festival will be held
W. M. Morelock will leave tomor­
where they visited at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Shinn, of row to spend several days at Port Thursday evening, July 30, at the
| Mrs. Sol Davidson, a sister of Mr.
Hebron Union hall, . The I program
j McQueen. They also spent some Portland, were in the city during Orford on an outing.
will consist of a two-act
I
comedy
the
week.
Elbert Bede returned yesterday drama. ‘‘David’s Baby,” ’ negro
time at Winchester Bay on an out-
Miss Alverda Finch is recovering from attending the annual eon ven minstrels, musical numbers and
| ¡nK-
Notice is hereby given that
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barstow, of satisfactorily from a recent opera- tion of the Oregon State Editorial orchestra members.
sealed bids will be received
Culver & Anderson
I Portland, who were returning home toin for the removal of a goiter. association held at Grants Pass.
by the Directors of School Dis­
Mrs. A. M. De Vail and daughter
from Crater lake, were guests She is at her home here.
Archie Jones Injured.
. PHONE 46
trict X'o. 45, Lane County,
Mrs. D. W. Farquhar, of Los Genevieve, of San Francisco, who
I Thursday of Mrs. Nancy Oglesby
Archie Jones, employed on the Oregon, for the painting of all
Angeles, who had visited relatives were returning home from an excur- J. H. Chambers -railway, sustained
and Mrs. J. P. Graham.
exterior wood work, exclusive
Miss Bertha Stephens has been here, left Wednesday accompanied son trip to Alaska, spent the week minor injuries to one leg between ot roof, of the High School
by
her
mother,
Mrs.
M.
Town,
for
brother
of
Mrs.
DeVall.
Mrs.
i
| dismissed from a Eugene hospital,
the knee and th** ankle Saturday Building, as per specifications
Mrs. Stella V. Fout» has filed i where she recently underwent an St. Marys, Ida., to spend the sum­ Jennie Nichols, of San ] Fran- . forenoon, when a piling rolled on file with District Clerk.
mer
with
another
daughter
of
Mrs.
cisco, mother of Mr. Nichols i and against the leg, crushing it badly.
suit for divorce against Charles V. j operation for the removal of a
The Board reserves the right
Town.
Mrs. DeVall, who had spent a
Fouts on grounds of cruelty. She J goiter.
to reject any and all bids,
month
here,
accompanied
her
daugh
­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
L.
Howe,
of
■ seeks the restoration of her former | L. R. Long and Ray Nelson will
Louis Premazzi Sustains Injuries. which will be opened July 28,
ter
home
today.
San
Jose,
Calif.,
spent
Friday
at
i name Stella Davidson.
! attend a meeting of the Northwest
Louis Premazzi sustained two 1925.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hill have ar­
The E. B. Crane family, of Port­ fractured ribs on his left side the
! Radio Trades association to be held the home of Mr. Howe’s sister,
Willard
Frost,
w
’
ho
died
Wednes-
Attest: WORTH HARVEY
rived home from a motor trip to
Mrs. Kail K. Mills.
land, spent the week end at Black j latter part of the week, when he
| day in Drain, was buried Saturday tomorrow evening at the Eugen?
Clerk . C. E. UMPHREY, Chair­
Vancouver, B. C.
Butte.
Mr.
Crane
was
superintend
­
Mrs.
Lester
Hill
has
returned
to
fell from a hay wagon on which he
¡afternoon ip the Cottage Grove I chamber of commerce.
Daniel Franklin, an employe on A. F. & A. M.-T. O. O. F. cemetery. ' The following from here spent Bun­ her home in Pe Ell, Wash., after ent of the mines there several j was at work. He is getting along man.________________ ,jy2O-23c
the railway construction work for I The funeral services were held in day at Triangle lake: Mrs. Clara a visit, at the home of her brother. years ago.
satisfactorily.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
J. H. Chambers, is recovering from
Mrs. Clarence Spencer and daugh- |
Burkholder, Mrs. Lydia Stouffer, O. W. Hays.
| the Christian church at Drain.
injuries sustained when he was
ter
Beverly
Jean
are
visiting
at
the
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
C.
Bolter,
of
DENTISTS
Charles Burkholder Jr., Miss Kath-
Burroughs Bookkeepers! Get
H. J. Shinn, who had been con-
struck by a 14-foot 2x4. The tim­
ryne Penner, Miss Belle Burkholder, Salem, spent the latter part of the home of Mrs. Spencers parents,: your account sheets and blanks 11 W. TITUS, D. M. D.—Dentistry.
ber struck Franklin on the shoulder I fined to his home for over a week Samuel Schwartz, Robert Galloway, week at the home of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ostrander.
at your home print shop.
• Modern equipment. First Na­
ami he barely escaped death. No I with injuries sustained in a recent jjjiss Mary Cornutt and the Ernest Mrs. C. A. Kurre. The Chester Mr. 8pencer brought then» up yes­
tional Bunk Building. Hours. 9 to
fall,
returned
to
his
office
Friday.
bones were broken but the bruises
Armes and A. W. Swanson families Yantis family, of The Dalles, were terday and spent the day here.
12 and 1 to 6. Evenings auu Suu
: He is recovering very slowly.
were painful.
days by appointment. Office phono
also guests at the Kurre home. Mrs.
Mrs. Dora Toal and daughter,
EVERYONE
10, residence phone 184-J.
Yantis and Mrs. Kurre are sisters. Mrs. E. H. Schacht, ami the lat­
Tubes rejuvenated for 25c at Car washing and polishing done
Is going to the
l)R- W. E. LEBO W.—Dentist. Office
Long & Cruson’s garage. Have at Woodson Bros. Garage. j22-jy20p2
Miss Thelma Alexander, of Salem, ter’s son Erwin, of Red Wing,
Fifth and Main streets. Hours,
your tubes fixed like new.
spent last week at the home of her Minn., arrived yesterday for a
L. L. Graham, Southern Pacific
8:30
to 12 and 1 to 5:30. Evenings
•week’s visit at the homo of S. L.
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Harvey arid district freight and passenger agent,
aunt, Mrs. C. A. Kurre.
8 p. in.
and Sundays by appointment. Phones:
Mackin,
a
nephew
of
Mrs.
Toal.
son, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leonard, was in Cottage Grove Saturday on
office 35, residence 161-J.
Miss Ruth Stewart, Miss Mildred
Thursday, July 30
Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Compton and business.
The C. A. Beidler family re­
Lehman. Cecil Caldwell and Dale
at
ATTORNEYS
daughter Lois and Mr. and Mrs.
HEBRON UNION HALL
The Lions club has turned $100
Wyatt spent yesterday at Lund- turned last evening from a week’s
Ernest Cooper are camping on. the ! into the city park and playground
outing at Tillamook and Seaside.
pafk.
I I ERBERT W LOMBARD—Attor
Better Join the Crowd
VS.
Coast fork near Latham.
noy at Law.
First National
I fund. This amount is the proceeds
Lundy Woodson sustained a pain- i Two-act comedy drama,4 4 David’s
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Caldwell
Bank Building. Phono 94, Cottage
Galloway writes insurance.
from the May 30 hill climb spon­
spent yesterday at Elmira at ths ful but not serious injury to one i Babv,” negro minstrels, musical
Grove, Oregon.
numbers and orcestra numbers
sored by the club.
eye Thursday while whitewashing
home of their son Elmer.
by peppy 8-piece orchestra.
Armory—Cottage Grove
JI J. SHINN.—Attorney at Law
Miss Laura Stewart underwent
Clyde Leonard and his mother, some trees near the Woodson auto j
XXe and Notary Public. Practice«
Admission 25c and 10c
an operation for the removal of
Mr*. S. J. Leonard, spent the weik camp. Some of the lime accidently [
in all courts. Bader building, Cot­
her tonsils Friday in the office of
end in Newport with Mrs. Cl.yd} fell on the eye lid.
tage Grove, Oregon.
a local physician.
The R. B. Wilson family, of
Leonard and other relatives who
( 1EORGE J. WILLETT, Attorn^
Tickets on Sale at
are there oa an outing. Miss Lil­ Portland, spent the week end with
A real radio set—no an­
x at law. Office in Bader block,
Eagle
Cigar
Store
lian Leonard returned with her Mr. Wilson’s parents,
Cottage Grove.
tenna, no ground, weight 40
brother Clyde and Mrs. Leonard Mrs. George Wilson.
pounds complete. The new
Women Especially Invited
PHYSICIANS
remained.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Traimeli
radiola at Ray Nelson’s Elec­
Merrick Metcalf, who makes his nnd Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Keyes
tric Shop.
E. FROST.—Physician
.and Surgeon. Office in Lawson
home in Salem with his grand­ returned yesterday from a week ’s
Mrs. A. P. Kepple and children,
Building. Pliono 47, Cottage Grove,
mother, Mrs. Frances Gray, returned outing at East lake.
of Portland, have returned home,
Oregon.
to Salem Friday, after visiting hero
after a visit at the .Toe McKibben
Miss Juda Trunnell was in Port­
sinee the Fourth with his father. land the latter part of the week
home.
(|AVEN C. DYOTT, M. D.—l’hy-
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Clark, Mrs. H. K. Metcalf.
* sician and Surgeon. Evenings
to consult a specialist for relief of
Mrs. Abie Henry, of Grants Pass,
BREAD AND CAKE
R. C. Bush and daughter Evelyn, '
by appointment.
Suite 3, Kem
Mrs. .J. H. Bartels returned Sat­ eczema on her face. It is improv­
is a guest at the home of her I of Hillsboro and Mr. and Mrs
Bldg., Cottage Grove. Entrance on
Those two essentials to every daughter, Mrs. Joe McKibben.
ing
satisfactorily
now.
urday
night
from
Portland
and
Kel
­
north Sixth stroet, just off Main.
| G. F. Swinhart, of Forest Grove,
well - appointed table—are
so, Wash.
Patrons loudly sing our
Miss Mildred Dugan will go to
Galloway, insurance, 511 Main. M ( spent Friday here with Mrs. W. H.
I) A. FORBES, M. D.—Physician
our two leading specialties.
Mrs. E. M. Udy, son George and Portland Wednesday to visit at
praise,
and Surgeon. Calls answered
Nourishing white, rye or
Mrs. George Kerr, who had spent j j Bush and Miss Cathryn Clark, daughter Florence, of Portland, are
the
home
of
Mrs.
W.
E.
Callahan
day
or night. Maternity work a
Because they like our
whole-wheat Bread baked a month here with her sister, Miss I daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Clark, visiting at the home of Mrs. Henry and take treatments for rhumatisni.
specialty.
Over C. J. Breier Co.
cleaning ways.
under the most sanitary con­ [ Esther Silsby, returned Thursday i [ who accompanied their parents Rohde, a cousin of Mrs. Udy.
Phones: Office 34, residence 199-J.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Buell
and
their
I
home
for
the
week
end.
ditions.
Delicious Cakes, | to her home at Wedderburn ac- [
CLEAN AND DYE.
A 7%-pound son was born Sun­ sons S. L. and Cecil and their
|)R. A. W. KIME.—Physician and
Miss Sophia Jensen and Mrs.
large and small, in ample j companied by MiJs Silsby, who will
Surgeon. Obstetrics and diseases
day
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
W.
Cuts-
families,
of
Falls
City,
visited
the
variety daily.
| remain at the Kerr home until I A. W. Cedarholm, of Calif., who forth.
of women nnd children a specialty.
latter part of the week at the
I September.
had been visiting Mrs. Julia Mad-
Will care for confinements at his
The Pioneer baseball team de­ home of Mrs. Albert C. Woodard,
home if desired. Office over C. J.
“WORK THAT SATISFIES”
Mrs. Samuel Veatch and son | I sen, left Saturday for Seattle.
feated the Coyote team in a game a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Phone 77
22 North Sixth Breier Co, Phones: Office, 234;
j
Jack,
of
Roseburg,
visited
during
i
-
residence, 126-J, Residence address,
I
played yesterday at Pioneer, the Buell.
the week with Mrs. Veatch's par-!
1149 west Main.
score being 17 to 5.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Elliott and
i ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Meeks.
DRUGLESS PHYSICIANS
L. W. Peters motored to Seattle «laughter, of San Diego, Calif,, who
G. A. Sanders, Prop.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Culver, of
Saturday to bring home Mrs. Peters had been visiting Mrs. Catharine
a Bandon; visited briefly Friday at
[)R. 11. A. HAGEN—Licensed
and daughter Margaret, who were Bader, left today for Seattle and
1 ' Orarle»« Physician. Phone 30.
the home of Mr. Culver’s brother,
will sail from there for Alaska.
visiting relatives there.
Ostrander Building, O.'lOt^ Main
I
Harry
Culver.
street,
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
C. F. Walker left yesterday for
Miss Helen Ostrander and Miss Mrs. Bader accompanied them to
Marcelling—129 Fifth street—
North Bend to spend two weeks
] Ramona Spriggs were week-end Salem.
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Iphone 117-R. On vacation. Will,
Mr. and Mrs. W A. Garoutte and
i guests of Miss Marie Safley at
Aubrey Red if er. His place at the 1 return about August 10. Mrs. Van
son Colin returned last evening
Cold springs.
Long Distance Hauling
jy20c
McQueen’s grocery ill be filled by | Allison.
The following from here attended from Portland. They were accom-
Piano
Moving a Specialty
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
J.
Anderson
William Ward.
the Rocky Butte motorcycle hill panied home by Mrs. J. H. Calin
which doesn't de­
Mrs. C. F. Walker and son Glenn | and daughter, Lynn ^Walker and
han
and
two
sons.
Any Time—Any Where
climb yesterday at Portland: Harry
pend upon NEWS­
have returned ’ from a visit in Miss Alberta Williams spent the
| Rootle, Joe Smith, fibre Purcell,
1
week
end
at
Triangle
lake.
of
Mrs.
Housekeeping
North Bend at the home
in London,
PAPER advertising.
[Anieil Hawkins, Herbert Erwin,
Mrs. Louis Booker left Friday [
Walker’s daughter, Mrs. Aubrey
Mistress—-** Why don’t von light
1 Dale and Lynn Green, Cliff Short­
Chestnut Brothers, proprietor*
for an extended visit.
Redifer.
ridge, George —
Pouter and O. D. the fire!”
(Across street from S. P. depot)
Maid
—
*
*
Because
there
ain
’
t
no
8. S. Lasswell, Andrew Brand, |
Mr. and Mr«. William Griffin,
i Mounce.
coal. ’ ’
Coal for Brooders
of Los Angeles, who are touring R. E. Short and George Scott left
Mrs. Minnie Nichols, son Orville ■ Earl Pickett and father, of Mar-
Mistress "Why didn’t you let
Oregon, spent Thursday at the Saturday for eastern Oregon on a and daughter Ann and Mrs. Nieh shalltown, la., visited one day last
STORAGE AND GENERAL
me know beforef”
home of Mrs. Griffin’s cousin, week’s outing and fishing trip.
018** brother, T. A. Churchill, who j week with R. L. Stewart.
TRANSFER
Maid—“Because we ’n<l some
.Toe Perkins Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall left is visiting from Los Angeles, spent
J. O. Coleman, of Kelso, Wash., before. ”—(Punch.)
Office
prone 6
Watch for the new DeForest Friday to Belknap springs for a yesterday near Albany.
is visiting at the W. N. Norris
Residence phono 155-L
portable radio at Long & week’s outing trip. Mr. Hall will Rnv Nolsrtn has located a mining ' homo.
Ledger sheets of every kind.
take treatments while there.
Uruson s.
, claim in the Bohemia district.
Mrs. ('. H. Roberts i and son Stew- The Sentinel.
Members of the M. W. A. an<l
and j art
art and
and Mrs.
Mrs. J.
J. H.
H. Stewart re-
.Royal Neighbors lodges and ’ their turned last evening from Aberdeen,
SUMMONS.
z?
I families will hold a picnic dinner Wash., where they spent three
at 6:30 Wednesday at Hebron [weeks at the home of Mi>. Roberts’ In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Lane County.
bridge.
[parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Austin,
T. (i. Short. Plaintiff, vs O. Frank
i
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelly, son i Mr. Roberts ami Mr. Stewart mot
Glaser, Defendant.
Lawrence and daughter Miss Rita ¡them in Portland.
To G. Frank Glaser, Defendant:
In the name of the State of Ore
and Robert Stacey will leave to- | Miss Sophia Booker, of Portland,
YOU are hereby required to ap
i morrow by motor for Crater lake is visiting at the Malie Miller gon.
pear and answer comolaint filed
on a week's outing.
home.
against you in the above entitled
Mrs. John Hastings was in Eu-
Mrs. Rose Dill, of Deaver, Colo., action within six weeks from the
date of the first publication of
I gene Saturday.
who had been visiting her sister, j this summons and if you fail so to i
Who would gainsay the truth of the statement
Iji
Mrs. H. A. Mason, left today for answer, for want thereof, the plain-1
Misses Adeline and Zelph
i
that we who care to do so may profit by the ex­
I tiff will take judgment against
Casse were Eugene visitors Satur­ Eugene to visit another sister.
periences of others?
I you for the num of thirty one dol
day
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Veatch, of tarn eighty cents (»31.80), together
Happy, then, is the man who has a merchan­
j with interest thereon at the rate [
The James Allen family motored
i of
per annum from the 5th day
dising’ problem and is wise enough to follow in
to Dallas and Corvallis the latter
of June, 1925; and for the further
the footsteps of someone who has faced and solved
part of the week.
sum of twenty five dollars (*25.00) [
the same problem with direct mail advertising
reasonable attorney’s fee; nnd for
Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Beaulieu and
I
the further sum of twenty-nine
supplementing other forms of publicity.
' daughter Frances, Mr. and Mrs.
[dollnrs eighty cents (*29.80),
Henry Beaulieu and baby daughter.
gether with interest thereon nt
Copy the other fellow's advertising? No
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nelson and son
rate of 6^ pr annum from the
indeed! But it’s only good business judgment to
I day of June, 1925; nnd for
Robert and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
costs nnd disbursements of
copy the general outline of his plan.
R. Edwards spent Sunday at Nel­
action; and plaintiff herein
son’s cabin in the Bohemia district
| ask for an order of this court <ii
For instance, one of the old and tried methods
reefing the «ale of the personal
Lawrenee Kelly returned Water
of marketing a product more quickly and in greater
property levied
1 * upon
____ ________
by the . sh<-r-
.
Tiro« are advancing
duily and from all indi
day from Row river, where he
volume is to mail our reprints of newspaper pub­
iff of Lane County, State of Ore
cation* tl.ey will continue to advance. Why not call
spent
a
week
with
his
uncle,
Alex
gon,
under
a
writ
of
attnehment
licity that is scheduled to appear at an early date
issued by the county clerk of «aid
now and lot us equip your car with a act of new cord
Garoutte.
or has recently appeared.
eountv, for the purpose of paying
tires or. better yet, balloon tirest A vacation or week
Mi— Nellie Crenshaw, of Oak
said judgment nnd the costs nnd
This doubles the force of the impression, brings
land, Calif., visited briefly Friday
end trip is ruined if one has to spend half the time
disbursements of this action.
Thin nmnow if served bv publi­
the message a second time to the eyes of the pros­
with her grandmother, Mrs. Mel
fixing tires. Better buy a new set today.
cation
by
order
of
the
Honorable
vina Willis.
pect. and convinces him to sincerity.
G. F. Hkipworth, judge of the alxivt
We have a large and complete stock of tires and tubes
Mr. and Mr*. Raymond Wicks
named court.
to choose from.
_
I
..nd
first
puLJij
thi»
Dated
and
and Mr. and Mr*. Charles Reese
102’.
20th dav of ‘ July,
"
spent yesterday at Rinslaw fall*.
HERBERT W LOMBARD.
Attorney for Pin inf iff
Mr. and Mr*. Robert Sherwood
Reni deuce and pontoffite nd
and daughter Marjorie, of Port­
dreiw», Cottage Grove, Ore
land, are visiting Mrs. Sherwood’s
gon.
jy£t>n3i(M)
—I—
A GOOD
STEAK
Here You Are—Folks!
Sirloin, Porterhouse, Round, T-Bone
—always satisfies a healthy appetite.
And the more tasty and tender it is,
the happier it makes those who share
in it. That’s reason enough why you
should get yours here.
McQueen’s Grocery
Notice of Call for
Paint Bids
Quality Market
City Briefs
WRESTLING
Harvest Festival
SAILOR
JACK WOOD
RALPH HAND
Thursday, July 23
Good Preliminaries
Hoffman Cleaners
The Cottage Grove
Electric Bakery
I
We
You Can’t
Name a Big
Store
Aot
Chestnut Transfer
u. s.
Old Ways to New
Business
C.T.C.
Cottage Grove Sentinel
Judicious
Newspaper
Advertising
Makes Big
Stores Out
of Little
Ones
BALLOON
Tires
Billie Hall’s Service Station