The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 30, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1925
PAGE THREE
Marvin Smith and George Wil­
Mrs. A. E. Wilcox, of Wis­
lett If ft Tuesday eiening for Smith consin, Yrrivd yesterday for an in­
river to spend the remainder of definite visit here with her cousins,
the week on a fishing trip. Mrs. 8. E. Cole and Miss Jessie Cole.
Smith and Mrs Peter Nelson se­
Rex Wheeler, who underwent an
comjianiid them ns far as Melrose operation for appendicitis about
IS AN OLD SAYING THAT HOLDS GOOD IN
to spend the remainder of the a month ago, will retura home to­
STARTING A BANK ACCOUNT
week with Mr. and Mrs. E. I.. morrow.
Smith, nirents of Mrs. Nelson and
That’s the big steel Safe Deposit Vault in this
Mr. and Mrs. Warreu Edwards and
Mr. Sn ith.
small son, of Portland, motored
Institution—built to shoulder responsibility—that
Miss Susan Simpson returned down last evening, returning today
owners of valuables should not carry themselves.
Monday to her secretarial work nt with Mr. Edward’s grandmother,
You have securities, mortgages, other papers
the Anderson & Middleton office, j Mrs. Laura McFarland, who will
after spending a two weeks’ vaca­ visit in Portland indefinitely.
you could not replace. There are pieces of jewelry,
tion at her home in Sutherlin.
silver spoons and other articles you’d hate to lose.
Mrs. . C. E Umphrey is con­
Notiee the character and ability of the men who have
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Huntley and valescing satisfactorily front a
charge of the bank; see that the officers are ex­
GET OUT FROM UNDER THIS LOAD
daughters Marceil and Margaret recent operation in a Eugene hos-
perienced bankers and the directors are responsible
Jane, of Chico, Calif., who were pital and expects to return home
OF RESPONSIBILITY
business men. The bank should have ample capital,
enroute to Portland, were guests Saturday or Sunday.
the larger the capital, the greater protection for the
over Monday night at the home of
George Lea was in Eugene yes-
A Safe Deposit Box here costs only a
depositor. A large surplus and profit is also an ad­
Mrs. Huntley’s sister, Mrs. A. W. terday and today on business.
« ditional protection.
few cents a week—and you know your
Swanson.
George Boyd, who recently bought
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bradley, some timber land near Drain, is
valuables are safe.
Read the bank’s statements; notice whether or
who have been on an extended planning to go there soon to get
not they carry a good reserve in cash and demand
motor trip through eastern Oregon, out some poles.
loans; also notice if the bank is prospering—if a
have returned here.
bank doesn’t make money, it is not a safe bank.
8. W. Boyd has been ill (luring
Mrs. J. I. Jones and daughter the week.
COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
Grace and Inez, of Eugene, are
Albert Kime, of San Mateo,
BACKED UP BY
SUPERVISED
The J. J. Preo family left Tue» spending the week at Black Butte Calif., who was returning home
BY U. S.
FEDERAL RESERVE
I day for the coast cities on n busi- with Mr. Jones and son Robert, from a trip to eastern Oregon,
BANK
GOVERNMENT
who are operating a sawmill there.
I ness and outing trip.
stopped at the home of his father,
Joe Schneider has returned from A. W. Kime. He will leave to-
8. Hamrick, formerly pastor of
All the above mentioned security is afforded
morrow for California.
i the Cottage Grove Methodist church, a business trip to Myrtle Point.
Professor Edwards Leaves.
our customers; if safety for their funds, with
Gladys Mosby, of Mosby creek, • Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Brown and Fined for Letting Thistles Grow.
now pastor at Tillamook, is here
Hebron, July 28.—(Special.)—
Two more farmers out from Eu­
liberality and courtesy is what they want.
| with his family attending the camp was a guest over Tuesday night of Mrs. Earl Powell and children, of gene have paid fines of $25 each E. J. Edwards, who was instructor
Gertrude and Melba Cochran.
> meeting.
Roseburg, spent yesterday with Mrs. for failure to remove Canada this­ in agriculture in the Cottage Grove
Mrs. S. G. Morgan and little E. J. Howe and daughter Bertha.
tles from their farms. They are high school and who hits lived on
daughter, of Liberty Bond, Wash.,
Miss Lucille Millett returned Frank Armitage and R. W. Jack. a place here, is moving to Grants
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guests st the home of Mrs. today to her home in Corvallis, ! This makes about a dozen
Pass, where he will teach agricul-
OU WOULDN’T ■ire
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Morgan’s sister, Mrs. W. M. Tur- after a short visit at the home of ! have paid similar fines for
ture during the coming year. He
LIVE in a com­ pen. Mr. Morgan, who was visiting | her aunt, Mrs. E. T. Blakely.
is moving his household goods with
same offense.
left Tuesday to visit in Eu­
a truck which he built and expects
munity that didn’t here,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Varney,
of
gene.
to move his family Friday.
Now Solve This One.
Greenwood, Win., who were en-
have a live newspaper.
Choral club members, their direc­ route to Portland, spent today at
“Darling, will you make me the
—n Centralia,
«
tor, Mrs. Herman F. Edwards, and the R. R. Meeks home.
Wash., nt the home of
Burroughs Bookkeepers! Get
happiest of men in three letters
her son Ernest, in Olympia with
friends are at Riverside pnrk today
You are interested in
your account sheets anti blanks
meaning eternal bliss!’’
Mrs.
Frank
Bales
and
daughter,
friends and in
on an all-day outing
“My answer is two letters mean­ at your home print shop.
Miss Harwood, of Los Angeles, ar­
the affairs of your
n— ------------------------- —n home of a sister, Portland at the
Hugh Smith, an employe at the rived today intending to attend ing eternal
freedom.’’—Florida
Joseph Knotts, pastor of the
home community.
Ford roadster, completely over­
Walter Woodard remanufacturing the funeral of Mr. Bales’ sister, Times-Union.
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Methodist church here several years hauled, new tires all around—a
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plant, sustained a painful cut on Mrs. Lowry England, which was
ago. is attending the camp meeting. dandy little car for just a little
The live wire print shop is al­
the right cheek just below the eye held yesterday forenoon. She will
There
is
only
one
newspaper
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The T. «T. Wood family will money, for sale
Tuesday afternoon when he wns remain for a visit with relatives ways ready to help in the prep­
by BiHie LT„11
Hall.
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that
keeps
you
posted
on
leave Monday for Fort Collins,
struck by a tie which he was tak- and Mr. Bales will arrive in a few aration of advertising and printing
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Two Dodge touring cars, JUHt
Mrs.
H.
A.
Hagen
ALL the news of your com­ ing from the flume.
Mr. overhauled and in first class con-
Colo., their former hoirie,
copy.
Our experience may be
days.
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Wood is an employe of Gray's ilitioq, for sale by Billie Hall.
munity.
Eugene and Drain teams will
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Hubbard and
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I'honesi
Cash & Carry atore and will go
play baseball at Calapooya springs daughter Gwendolyn, of Salem, are
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Mr. and Mrs. B. Heiser, of Mar-
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Office
Your subscription helps keep Sunday.
Marcelling
into the grocery business.
,
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marth, N. D., visited during the
JU
visiting with Mrs. Hubbard’s par­
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Manicuring
a live newspaper in your com­
Galloway writes insurance.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nickerson, ents, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Magee.
Rea.
week at the William Kirtley home.
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Facial Massage
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of Edgerton, Minn., and Mr. Nick
J. H. Speer, of Vancouver, Wash.,
Mrs. Lillian Allen, of Portland,
Mrs. Bacil Parker and daughter
munity.
Shampooing
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erson’s
father and sister, M. E. Rosalie and Mrs. J. W. Hutton, of
□ Bobbing
and Mrs. Minor Allen, of Eugene, returned home Tuesday, after a
Evenings a
Nickerson
and
Miss
Mary,
who
spejit Tuesday with Mrs. John visit at the home of his sistar,
Dexter, accompanied Mrs. Parker’s
by
□ Hair Tinting
Appoint­ □
Wallace and Mrs. C. H. McKibben. Mrs. J. A. Mackey, of Divide.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Clark and were returning from a motor trip mother, Mr«. S. E. McKinney, who
French Paper Curl
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ment
visited briefly this had been visiting in Dexter to her
That evening they and Mrs. Wal-
The'E. E. Ellsworth sawmill was son Charles left the fore part of to Crater lake,
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lace were dinner guests at the I closed down for a few days the the week for Silver lake on busi- morning with 8. L. Mackin. Mr. home here yesterday.
All wore
Nickerson
are
anil
Mrs.
Ernest
McKibben home.
dinner guests yesterday of Mr. and
fore part of the week for repairs ness.
visiting in Portland.
Mrs. C. M. Parker, parents of
Mrs. William Shearer, who was to the pond.
Miss Hulda Nelson, of Boulder,
H. L. Maekin was in Eugene Bacil Parker.
here on business, has returned to
For 'sale cheap, Ford touring Colo., who is touring the coast,
Nehalem.
Mrs. H. C. Hart, Mr. and Mrs.
••rrived yesterday for a few days’ yesterday to attend the funeral of
ear, by Billie Hall.
his uncle, J. H. Spence, The body
Lumbago cured by Dr. Hagen.
Mr. and Mrs. John Scott, of visit with the Elbert Smith family. was shipped * to Wisconsin for D. A Laffoon and baby, L. F.
Orpurd and Herbert Cochran will
Pastor De Yoe, of Medford, who
Any Kind Any Time
Delta, la., are visiting Mrs. J. K.
leave tomorrow by motor for
attended the camp meeting the burial
PRICES RIGHT
Barrett.
Fresno.
Mills
and
S.
L.
Mackin
Karl K.
opening days and who was also a
Terms: Cash
B. McClellan, of <Lodi, Calif., vis­
guest at the D. A. Forbes home, re­ returned yesterday from a few
Mr. anil Mrs. Daniel J. Sullivan
ited during the week at the home
Mrs. have bought two lots near north
day«’ outing at Newport.
turned home yesterday.
of his cousin, William Kirtley.
Mrs. W. L. Bunge with her par­ Mills and son Robert and Mrs. Tenth street from J. M. Durham
Phones: Office 76, Res. 124-1»
Mrs. Martha Wiseman went to
ents, Mr. and Mrs. li. R. Wilkin Mackin and children with Mr. and 8. W. Boyd. 1 They expect to
tfc(2)
Salem yesterday to visit her son
Toal
Mackin
’
s
aunt,
Mrs.
Dora
L.
start building soon.
son, left Monday for Kitson spring»
Walker Wiseman, who is seriously
and the latter’s daughter Bernice,
on an outing.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
C.
Connor
have
ill in the state hospital.
of Red Wing, Minn., remained.
had a Gilfillaa radio installed in
Mrs. Omer Moore and daughters
Did you know that all diseases
Misses Neta and Lois Compton their mountain home.
The sale
Kathleen, Marian and Sarah Jane
of the eyes are curable without the
and Miss Faye Maloy, of Eugene, was made by Long & Cruson.
aid of glasses or operation Ì Dr. returned Monday from a six Weeks’ w.re guests last night at the home
visit in Molalla with Mrs. Moore’s
The E. C. Lockwood family, Miss
Hagen.
eow(T)
parents, in Newberg with Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Compton, Ruth Dorrell, Mrs. H. E. Markely
O. H. Heine has returned from Moore ’» mother and in Portland parents of the Misses Compton.
nnd Mrs. Edith Stephens were Eu­
a business trip to North and South with relatives and friends.
This will be the match of
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Manning, of gene
visitors yestej-day.
Mrs.
Dakota,
Minnesota
and
Iowa,
He
the season.
Los Angeles, Calif., who arc re- Stephens and Mrs. Markley visited
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
H.
Fullerton
expects to make a similar trip
and Mr. and Mrs. T. Temple, of turning home from an eastern trip, with Mrs. Stephens’ daughters,
GOOD PRELIMINARIES
about October 1.
Marshfield, returned home today, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Misses Bertha and Hazel. Miss
Main Event at 9:30
Mrs. Emma Branstetter, of Eu after spending the fore part of the Hines, also of Los Angeles, who Bertha is recuperating satisfactorily
The insecticide with the pleasant odor.
gene, (laughter Miss Lucille, of week here at the home of Mr*. are house guests st the N. E. Comp­ | from a recent operation for the re-
Winner is to take all.
Portland, and Mias Helen Schafer, Roy Leonard, daughter of Mr. and ton homo. Mrs. Hines is a niece of | inoval of a goiter.
MADE IN OREGON
also of Portland, were guests
TICKETS AT EAGLE
j Mrs. Compton. Mr. and Mrs. Man- ■ Mrs W. A. Garoutte was in
Mrs. Fullerton.
yesterday at the home of
CIGAR STORE
I Gerald Thornton, who was in- | uing will leave tomorrow for their | 1 Eugene yesterday and had her eye
Branstetter’s sister, Mrs.
jured four months ago in a saw­ home and Mr. and Mrs. Hines will I lids lanced. They had been giving
Barker.
also leave for a three months* ! her trouble for a week or so.
mill accident, is getting around by
motor trip through the western |
Mr. and Mrs. James Allen have using a cane.
Albert H. Ross, who is in a
nnd middle western states.
Eugene hospital recuperating from bought a ranch at Dallas and will
Jimmy Carroll—Waiter, what kind
'.•i -i-
,rv
„ n i, „ nil ,n>- I
* recent operation for appendicitis, move there soon.
Mrs. N. E. Coinpton and Mrs. R. of meat is this!
m
i
is expected home Sunday.
L. Cooper with Mrs. Compton’s
N. J. Nelson Sr. went to Spring­
Waiter—Hpring lamb, sir.
I house guests, Mr. and Mrs. C. W
Jimmy—I thought so.
I have
Billie Hall has made delivery of field yesterday to visit hi» daugh-
I j Hines and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Man been chewing on'one of the springs
a new Dodge screen truck to Ralph ter, Mrs. Levi Neet. Mrs. Nelson,
who had »pent a few days there.
! | ning, of Los Angeles, Calif., spent for an hour.
Hand.
returned with him last evening.
:
Ì today at the Walter Woodard saw
J. J R. Patterson, who has been
mill.
Melvjn Roberts, of Port Orford,
pastor of the 8eventh-<lay Ad-
Rubber stamps. The Sentint 1.
a
former
Mrs. Emma Doolittle has returned
I
I
resident
here,
visited
here
ven tist church for several months,
the
fore
from
a
six
months
’
visit
in
Wash
part
of
the
week
while
:
I
plans to leave »oon for Boise,
FOR HALE—BABY BED i AND
enroute to Kelso, Wash.
I [ington with relatives.
Id*.
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mattresH ami a rocker. T. J.
A".
Doolittle,
a
former
resident
of
Mrs.
Gilbert
Wiseman
and
»on
I
Late model four-door Ford sedan,
Wood, 450 First St., or call
i
at
Lynn
left
yesterday
for
Cottage
Grove,
recently
of
Wash-
Portland
I
A-l condition, for »ale by Billie
Í
Gray’» Ca»h & Carry.
Jl.v-Tlp
to
visit
at
the
home
I
ington,
was
in
the
city
during
the
of
a »inter >
Hall.
I
of Mrs. Wiseman
I j week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kelly ami
Mr. and Mrs. W. Harris and I
Donald Preo returned last even
your servant
I
Mr. and Mr«. John Hasting» are
daughter Loretta, of Dallas, Tex., i
from Eugene, where he had
i I ing
at Crater lake on an onting.
who had been guests here at the
I been vsiting his mother, Mrs. Julia
Mr». M. F. Wyatt returned yes- J. C. Buker home, have gone to Í
I Preo.
È
terday from a two weeks ’ visit in Washington to visit friends.
Mrs. Francis Rueport, of California,
I
I
it
! | who was returning home from
«
spent the week end here
! ‘ 1 Seattle,
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Built on the new Chevrolet
with her eonsin», Mrs. A. Hand
I
f
chassis with construction typi­
“MJ and Mrs. M. Robbins.
cal of the highest priced cars—
Mary Elizabeth, »even-year-old
powerful motor; a new disc
The William Beatty family, who [ daughter of Mr. and Mr». H. S.
clutch, the easiest-acting you
t
bad viaited with Mr. Beatty’» par­ , Lasawell, underwent an operation
No home without me is com­
have ever handled; extra strong
_ 1 for the removal of her tonsils
ent», Mr. and Mr». J. _ L. ____
Beatty,
plete—
¡ returned Monday to their home in I Tuesday at the office of a local
rear axle with banjo-type hous­
Folks say I am a wonder-
Washington.
physician.
ing; long semi-elliptic springs
ous treat.
—this car provides a rem»rx-
Mrs. Lester Childs is in Medford
Mr. and Mr». J. L. Beatty left
ft Economical Traniportotion
Tuesday for Bandon on a two visiting at the borne of her sister, I AM YOUR electrical servant,
able combination of strength,
i Mrs. E. E. Eads.
weeks’ outing.
power and comfort.
I run errands for you and send
Mrs. Phoebe Berry, of Croowell,
Irl Groves, man agar of the Union niessages for
you over the
But in addition it is a beautiful
Prices /. o. b. Flint, Mich.
who was here Tuesday to attend Oil company, w»i confined to hi» phone wire. I light up your
car. Its fine Fisher body meets
i the eamp meeting, visited at the home yesterday with a »light at home at night and lighten your
Roadster • •
*525
your ideals of fine appearance
D. A. Forties home.
¡ tack of malaria
j labor in the day time. I cook
Touring
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525
and comfort. It ia finished in
Mrs. F. E. Mendenhall and her your food, heat your rooms or
Mis» Annab lie Small, an employe
Coupe
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715
sage green Duco whose luster
of The Gray Goose tea room, left father, C. H. Snider, of Nebraska, eool them with a breeze that
Coach
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755
and color last for yean. For
who is spending the sammer here, you welcome during the hot
today on a two week»' vacation.
Sedan
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825
I am your trusted
•uch a coach to be priced so low
Mr. and Mr». Joe Arnold, of spent yesterday ia Eugene at the Mays.
Commercial
1* truly an achievement in
C’baMia
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425
1 Portland, were week-end guests at | home of Mrs. G. E. M York, servant—command me.
I
the horn.- of Mr. Arnold ’Z”niMhe’r,,
Naadeahall.
motor car manufacture. See
EapreM
Truck ChaMtt «
550
thia car today at our showroom.
Mrs. Jonah Porter.
F. E. Mendenhall wan a businesn
Charles H Poiats, of Canton, Ill., visitor in Engene yenterday.
arrived Tn-sday to visit at the
Miss Belle Burkholder is attend
home of his sister. Mrs. Josiah ing the «nnimtr sennion of the
’ Porter.
Eugen«» banine«M college.
A 7%-p<mad daughter was born | Ella Widenkellrr left May for
Tuesday to Mr. and • Mr».
u — Glean
---- MpringfieM to l*e with her son
PHONE-2O1 9th »MAIN
l-iaebaagh.
_
* Jaekie.
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“Look Before You Leap »»
Before You Place Your Money in a
Bank Look for the Following
Safeguards:
The First National Bank
of Cottage Grove
Miss Velma Anderson, of Eu-
gene, was a guest Sunday of Mrs.
D. A. Lewik.
Mrs. R. R. Meeks and Mrs. A. W.
Swanson will return tomorrow from
I Portland. Miss Avis Matthison, of
Seattle, who had been here visiting
her pareuts, accompanied the party
to Portland- and went from there
’ to Seattle.
The John Dugan family are in
California visiting in Mantical with
¡Mr. Dugan’s brother Harold, who is
| in a sanitarium there. They will
also visit in Han Francisco.
The H. W. Titus family leave
Friday for an i outing of three
weeks to be spent : at Portland and
Seaside.
During ; the time Mr.
Titus will take a week ’» post
graduate course in i oral surgery.
The W. B. Marshall family have
arrived from Hall, Wash., to make
Cottage Grove their home.
Mrs. Martha Mathews, of Velva,
N. D.. arrived Tuesday to visit at
I the home of her sister, Mrs. H. H.
| Streeter.
Built for Responsibility
Bank of Cottage Grove
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