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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, THURSDAY. JULY 30, 1925
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¡lies, Mrs. Sylvia Rathbun an I Lane County Farmers’ Union Cooper­ Chapel Old Structure
daughters, J. W. Mathews and Mis» ative W irehousc company Monday.
in Shakespeare’» Time
Verniel Koch.
John Simpson is hauling home
Of
all the beautiful and Interest­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
C.
Moody
at
­
the
hay
he
made
on
the
Charles
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ing buildings which arrest the at­
tended camp meeting in Cottage White place.
SAGINAW.
Grove Sunday.
The Geo. Schneider family mo­ tention of the visitor to Stratford-
none arou.es a deeper
Mrn. Cline Walkley was digmissed tored to Lorane Saturday. Hazel on-Avon,
sentiment than the chapel of the
(Special to The Sentinel.)
from a Eugene hospital Monday • nd Helen Huff accompanied them. Guild of the Holy Cross, standing
July 28.— The William Hodge and was taken to the home of her
The D. C. Caldwell family, of right athwart Chapel street as it
family, who had lived here several mother, Mrs. Haldorson, in Eugene. Cottage Grove, spent Sunday nt the does, and closing the vista as
months, left Monday morning for She is recovering satisfactorily.
seen from both that and High i
L. I). Huff home.
Santa Barbara, Calif.
The county club agent, Arnold street, the London Times says.
It Is Indeed, a graceful structure.
Hurry Benaton and Howard
Collier, of Eugene, gave a short
HEBRON.
Keene returned Friday evening
talk on club work at the Farmers’ Invested with all the Indefinable
charm
of the best medieval work,
from Laurel, Wash.
Union meeting Thursday evening of as beautiful tn outline as It Is In
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe Allen, of
July 28.—Mrs. Daisy Markham last week and on Sunday afternoon the color of Its weatherworn stone.
Wendling, visited over Sunday at went to Portland Saturday to visit the girls organized n cooking club.
Founded about 1296, from which
the Judson Allen home.
At the Christian Endeavor meet­ period the chancal dates, the nave
her mother and sister, and attend
Among those from here who at- a family reunion.
ing Sunday it was decided to hold was rebuilt by the famous benefac­
tor of 8tratford, 81r Hugh Clop­
tended the club picnic in Delight
The Wiese sawmill was down next Sunday’s meeting outdoors.
ton, about 1495.
Valley Saturday evening were the I Monday for repairs.
To us, however, Its main Interest
Harry Cotter, Frank Benstop, Jud­ The Piper family motored down
MOUNT VIEW.
<
Is that, In the time of Shakespeare's
A/TOST motorists know that claims
son Allen and William Hodge fam- [through Delight Valley and hoirie
childhood It served- as. Indeed, It
don’t mean much until backed up
still serves—as the school chapel
(Special to The Sentinel.)
by the Row river road Sunday.
by the manufacturers* good faith. So
July 27.—Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm. for the boys attending the grammar
The Geo. Kebelbeck family re­
turned July 20 from a vacation Hands, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hands school which adjoins it Further­
we say — make this test: On one wheel
•‘PLUMBER S'l
and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hands and more, it is situated only a few feet
trip.
from where stood Shakespeare’s
of your car place a new C-T-C Cord.
Norman Ream is visiting his six- {daughter Edna visited at the Wm. house, New Place, lying under its
At the same time place on the opposite
Lynch
home
nt
Lorane
Saturday.
ter, Mrs. Geo. Kebelbeck.
shadow on the opposite side of
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Schneider Chapel lane, where he must have
Kathleen Kappnuf was sick the
wheel any other tire of the same size.
accompanied J. W. Ventch to often gazed upon It, whether stroll­
last of the week.
Then run them that way. The C-T-C
ing in his garden or seated In bis
Violet White attended a birthday I Marshfield on business last week.
will outrun the other tire. If it fails —•
Mrs. Waldo Miller, her mother, parlor facing tha chancel.
party given Harriet Newell 'Satur­
we will give you a new one free!
Mrs.
Elizabeth
Shide,
and
Mr.
and
day evening.
Robort Powell had his hay baled Mrs. Dan Walton attended the
If your business isn’t better this
This offer is on tires purchased before
Methodist »amp meeting in Cottage year, the reason probably is that
Monday.
Geo. Kebelbeck and wife at­ Grove Sunday.
September
1, 1925.
you haven’t done a sufficient
Mr. and .Mrs. W. D. Heath ac- amount of judicious advertising in
tended a directors’ meeting of the
I eompanied Mr. ami Mrs. J. C. The Sentinel.
We can make this guarantee because
xxx
¡Wright, of Walker, to » Scottsburg
the C-T-C Cord is a tougher, sturdier
I Sunday.
Rubber stamps. The Sentinel.'!
tire — hand-built for long mileage able
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Phillips, of
to withstand rougher usuage. C-T-C’s
Corvallis, were up to their place
SUMMONS.
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here Saturday.
are made of materials passing the high­
FOR SALE—FIVE-HORSE POWER
Mr. and Mrs. Gene B osh have
In the Circuit Court of the State
est tests for quality. Their heavy super
gas engine and 3-inch centrifugal moved to Curtin.
I of Oregon for Lane County.
Stella
V.
Pouts,
Plaintiff,
vs.
non-skid
tread adds wear — and safety I
pump. Will take good Ford road-
A number of the neighbors en ’harles C. Fouts, Defendant.
ster in trade. W. A. Hemenway, | joyed a lion fire party near the I ( To
C-T-C
’
s
never
have been and never will
Charles C. Fouts, Defendant:
PLUMBER STEWART. phone 2F22.
jy!6a6p(T) ; river Friday evening. They played
You arc hereby required to ap­
be
cheapened
to meet a price!
pear and answer the complaint
FOR 8 A L E—IMPROVED 3% games until a late hour. Those filed against you in the above en­
Your cull is always at the
acres one mile east on Row river ! participating were Mr. and Mrs. titled suit within six weeks from
proper time with 118. We
road. Furniture, crops and stock | J. R. Cooley ami (laughter Eliza­ the date of the first publication of
are on the job to solve
summons in The Cottnge Grove
all go at reasonable figure. E. H. i beth, Mrs. Amanda Sears, Laura this
your plumbing problems
Riley, Brison and Clarence Sears, Sentinel, which date is July 30,
Dustin,
phone
29F6,
jy23-30c(2)
,
1925,
an<l you are hereby notified
and you ' will fimi us
Mr. and Mrs. George Lay ng and that unless
you appear within said
worthy of our slogan—
children,
Richard
Hanna
and
Mrs.
FOR SALE—HEAVY TEAM,
I time your default will he entered
test. Take advantage of this extra­
Drive up today and let us show
“Conscientious Plumbers > »
for want of an answer and the
house and lot on south Fourth i Eutheria Dowens ami son Walter.
ordinary guarantee while you’re doing
you C-T-C’s. We’ll issue a numbered
—at all times.
plaintiff
will
make
application
to
Mrs. Mamie Spaugh, of Eugene,
street, house and lot on old high
your summer driving. Columbia
certificate by which you can make
the Court for the relief proved for
way, hay baler, range stove, eream spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. in the complaint, to wit: That the
Tire Corporation, Portland, Oregon.
the famous C-T-C tire-against-tire
separator, bedstead and springs and Amanda Sears.
| marriage contract now existing be-
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Guggisberg ; tween you and the plaintiff be
Registered Plumber
large trunk. R. E. Lucky, phone
Phone 209 R
32 F4.
jy27a!7p(M) and children attended camp) meet­ forever dissolved.
Thp Hon. G. F. Skipworth. Cir­
ing in Cottage Grove Sunday.
NORTH SEVENTH STREET
cuit Judge of Lane Countv, State
FOR SALE—TWO HOUSES, FOUR
Mrs. Richard Hanna visited last of Oregon, made nnd dated an or-
lots. One house for rent. Mrs. week with friends on Coast fork. I der July 28. 1925, directing this
±
Augusta McCormick, 333 North
Mrs. Free, of Portland, arrived Summons to be published in the
Eighth.
jly^Op Monday for a visit with her moth­ Cottage Grove Sentinel once each
week for six successive weeks; and
thnt, you appear and answer the
FOR HALE—MILK COW AND er, Mrs. Win. Haupt.
M rs. Amanda Sears and Miss said complaint within six weeks
hay. R. B. Christi nson, Black
Laura Kiley motored to Eugene from the dnte this Summons is first
Butte route.
j!30p
Sunday evening with Mrs. Mamie published.
HERBERT W. LOMBARD.
1 HAVE INSTRUCTIONS TO Spaugh and daughter Geraldine.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First
National Bank Building.
sell 80 acre farm 4 miles from
jl30-sl0c(T)
Cottage Grove, Oregon
Neglect of the liver results in Cottnge Grove on good macadam
THORNTON CORNERS.
self poisoning! Not ho quickly, per road nnd near good grade school;
[A C-T-C Tube adds mileage to almost any casing]
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
haps, but just as surely ns if you 115 acres under cultivation; 8-rootn
(Specinl to The Sentinel.)
drunk poison out of a bottle, If house; barn; chicken house; spring
July 27.—Mr. nnd Mrs. Eugene
Notice is hereby given that the
you liver is not doing its work of house; 5 ncres prunes, 3 yenrs old; C. Snndehson, of the Eugene Bible
helping digestion, eliminating waste 2 acres strawberries; 6 ncres black­ university, were week-end guests of undersigned has been appointed
administratrix of the estate of
from the bowels and purifying the berries. Let mo take you to see Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Beidler.
.Tames T, Sprague, deceased, by the
blood, you will always be troubled this rare buy, after which make me
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Edmisten, Mr. Honorable County Judge for Lane
PHONE 64
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
with sick headaches, nausea, bilious­ an offer It most be sold., Also nnd Mrs. John Edmisten and chil­ county, state of Oregon.
ness, bad breath, gas, sour stomach, hnve several horses, registered llol dren James and Maude, of Thurs­
All persons having claims against
or constipation.
stoi" )1U|| nnd several cow« for ton, nnd Mr. and Mrn. George Fos­ said estate are herby requested to
Cleanse and tone your iiverl Put sale. E. 0. Lockwood.
jlv30 ter wore Sunday dinner guests of present said claims to the under­
signed at the law-office of Herbert
your system in condition so
Mr. and Mrs. Willain.
■ W. Lombard, Cottage Grove, Ore­
’OR SALE OR TRADE—TWO
feel your very best again!
Mrs. S. P. Shortridge sent Sun­ gon, within six months from the heroin in the sum of $13, which
burros. Also good family milk j day with her mother, Mrs. Grant
just a spoonful of Dr. H.
<late of this notice, properly veri- judgment was enrolled and docketed
Tlmeher’s excellent Liver and Blood cow giving 4 gallons of milk daily Fields, at Latham.
in the clerk’s office of said court
■ fied ns prescribed by law.
Hyrup after the next few meals for sale. C. A. King, phone ! Mr. and Mrs. Wade Mnsby, of
Dated and first published this in said county on the 30th dav of
IF-
5.
jly30-a6p
|
June, 1925, and said execution to
and notice the quick improvement
Gowdyville, spent Sunday evening 13th day of Julv, 1925.
me directed commanding me in the
RUTH
SPRAGUE,
in the way you oat, sleep, look and
at the J. W. Fisher home.
name of the state of Oregon, in
Administratrix
of
the
estate
of
feel the return of strength, vigor WANT TO RENT STOCK RANCH.
order to satisfy said judgment, in­
Mrs. C. K. Dow nnd little grand
Box
233,
Cottage
drove.
jy30-a6p
James
T.
Sprague,
deceased.
terest,
attorney’s fees, costs of
ami energy. You will bo complete­
son, of Garibaldi, accompanied Mr.
suit and accruing costs to sell the
ly satisfied; otherwise there will WANTED—WOMAN TO HELP and Mrs. Pearl Plaster home Sun­ Herbert W. Lombard,
Attorney for estate. jy!3al0c(T) following described real property,
bo no cost. Dr. Thachor’a Live»
to-wit:
with housework. Elderly woman day from a visit there. Mrs. Plaster
The east half of the northeast
and Blood Hyrup is sold and recom- preferred. Mrs. J. L. Cline, Curtin, i" Airs. Dow’» daughter.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
quarter and the southwest quarter
mended by Kent’s for Drugs anu Oreg.
Jly30p
E. H. Dustin, accompanied by E.
of the northeast quarter and the
all other loading druggist».
W. Ferguson, of Cottage Grove,
Department of the Interior, U. 8. | northeast quarter of the southeast
PUBLIC SALE— TO BE HELD spent last week-end at Bend.
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, quarter, section seventeen, town
shin twenty-one range 2 west of
nt 1 o’clock tomorrow, Friday,
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Mr. nnd Mrs. M. P. Garoutte, of July 10, IMS.
Notice is hereby given that Willamette meridian, in I.ane eoun
July 31, at my home 3 miles west Cottage Grove, visited Sunday with
tv,
Oregon, and that plaintiff may
Herman A. Leff, oi Eugene, Ore­
DENTISTS
if Walker.
Following property Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Plaster.
gon, who, on August 23, 1920. made have deficiency judgment against ■
goes
to
highest
bidder:
Twenty
­
defendants,
Wilson B. Stinnett,
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dodge and Homestead Entry, No. 013243, for sometimes known
11 W. TITUS, D. M. D.—Dentistry.
as W. B. Stinnett,
4 • Modem equipment. First Na- eight tons oat ami vetch hay; Miss Kathleen Smith were at Len­ EV, h’E'x, Section 29. Township and Florence G. Stinnett, his wife,
19 H„ Range 4 West, Willamette
livestock, ’ 7 good row s. 2 year-old don Sunday.
tienili Bunk Building.
Meridian, has filed notice of inten­ W. E. Dodge nnd Pauline Dodge,
12 and 1 to 6. Evenini
heifer due * soon, yearling heifer.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Heath, of tion to make three year Proof, to his wife.
days by appointment. Office
therefore, in the name of
2-year
old
Jersey
bull,
2
good
work
Mount View, visited Wednesday establish claim to the land above the Now,
10, residen«« phono 184-J.
state of Oregon, in compliance
homes weight 2,800 lbs., 160 year afternoon with Mrs. J. W. Fisher.
described, before E. O. Imniel,
with
said
execution and order of
IT. 8. Commissioner at Eugene,
I ill. W. E. l.EBOW.—Dentist. Office ling White Leghorn chickens; tools
Mrs. W. W. McFarland and son, Oregon, on the 21st <lay of August, sale and in order to satisfy snid
Fifth and Main streets. Hours, and implements, good mower, Oliver
judgment, interest, attorney’s fees,
[Glen Smith, of Cottage Grove, were 1925.
*
8.30 to 12 uud 1 to 5:30. Evenings
Claimant names . as witnesses: costs of suit and accruing costs, I
Wild Sundays by appointment, l’hones: 14 inch plow, Oliver 2-section har­ out to the James Plaster home one
J. Russell Sheridan. Thomas J. will on Saturday, the 8th <lav of
row, No. 4 feed chopper, Mitchell day of last week.
office 35, residence 161-J.
August, 1925, at the hour of one
Sheridan. Andrew F. Ham, Rudolph o
3*4 wagon
wagon; ; set work harness, 400-
’clock in the afternoon of said
Mr. ami Mrs. E. H. Dustin mo- Leff, all of Eugene Oregon,
ATTORNEYS
day.
at the southwest front door
Ib. cream separator
separator; ; household tored to Harrisburg one day of last non coni HAMILL A. CANADAY.
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I
I lie x county
wiiiii j x court
xr m i i itx»
exx , 1 in mi
of
the
house,
En-
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'Register. gcnt\
1IERBERT W LOMBARD—Attor­ goods, range, heater, dining table week.
Lane county. Oregon, offer
ney at l.aw. First National and chairs, 3 beds complete, 2
I
for
sale
and
sell
for
eash.
at
public
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fisher’went
Bank lluildiug. 1'houe »4, Cottage dressers, 20 doren fruit jars and to Yoncalla Sunday by way of An-
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. ! auction, subject to rememption as
Grove, Oregon.
i provided by law, all of the right,
other articles too numerous to men lauf and through Scott’s valley.
a
* » av » a • tt o I Hile and interest of defendant».
II J. 8H1NN,-- Attorney at Law tion. Terms of sale, $10 or under
Department or the Interior. I . S. \Vilson B. Stinnett and Florence
Miss Geneva “
Perini returned
44, au.i Notary Public. Practices I cash, over $10 approved bankable Monday from n six weeks' visit Land Office at Roseburg. Oregon,; Stinnett, his wife. W. E. Dodge
in all court». Builer building, Cot- I notes. Jacob Stabler, owner. C. H
J}<* a “^*
av a ^nd Pauline Dddge, his wife, and
with relatives in Sacramento, Calif. '^ u Notice
__ . j Qt
«»ge llrove, Oregon.
is hereby^ gn en that
Hanson and Zula Hanson, his
■ Mathews, auctioneer. Bank of Cot-
Mr. nnd Mrs. George Foster left Joseph P. Miller, of Cottage Grove, ' wife and all persons claiming bv.
October kt 18.
1920,
(1EORGE J. WILLETT, Attorney i tage Grove, clerk.
jly30p Sunday to visit a week nt Leba Oregon, who, on ••-j--."
"
°r under them or anv or
' ma.lo Homesti wi .-t wrVl .
’ at law. Office in Bader block,
’ ----
”o, • j wJ, ’Hthef of them in and to said
non with Mrs. Foster’s mother and for Lot 2. SWU
NEh». and NEV.
Cottnge Grove.
LIVE, ENERGETIC YOUNG sister, Mrs. C. G. Rosine and Mr«. SWVi.
8eetion 28. Township 21 8., P
FRANK E. TAYLOR.
man wanted for position as clerk May Horn.
Range 3 West, Willamette Meridian. ¡y9a6(T) Sheriff of Lane Co., Ore.
,
PHYSICIANS
—one who will be on his toes and
has filed notice of intention to ' •
make three year Proof, to establish
I I
working toward advancement. Right
i claim to the land above described,
and Surgeon, Office iu Lawton
(Misi. 206-*) Roseburg Serial No.
Mutt Not Be Separated
before the United States Land 0161*5.
Building, Phone 47, Cottage Grove, salary to right man. Should have
high school education and be par
Oregon.
Faraday, the «rent chemist, Office, at Roseburg. Oregon, on the
NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
ticular with personal appearance learned a lesson in boyhood by a 12th dav of August. 1925.
Claimant names as witnesses:
{1AVEN C. DYOTT, M D—Phy and personal habits. Replies must very childish experience. As a lit­
United States latnd Office. Rose
Sieian nnd Surgeon. Evenings bo bv letter. Address XV, box tle lad. humbly earning his bread William Tharp. John Kebelbeck,
¡George Kappauf, William Kimble, • bunt. Oregon. Jun,- A
I'.' appointment.
Suite 3, Kent
Notice is hereby given that C. W.
jy30-s6e(T) selling new*piq>ers In the streets, all or Cottage Grove, Oregon.
Bldg , Cottage Grove. Entrance on 248, Cottage Grove.
he was waiting outside the offlee of non coal HAMILL A. CANADAY.
Clarke Co. bv C. E. Moulton its
worth Sixth street, just off Main
Attorney
in Fact, the Post Office
an Edinburgh paper for the mom 1 jy8-30(3)
Register.
Address of Attorney in Fact being
I) A. FORBES, M I) Physician
ing Issue, and thrust his head and
Wileox Building. Portland. Oregon,
* and Surgeon. Calls answered
arms through the railing, of the
OF SHERIFF'S SALE ON has this 25th day of June, 1925,
day or night. Maternity work a
Iron gate. He was a born met a phy NOTICE
EXECUTION
IN
FORECLOSURE.
filed in this office its application
sinmiahy. Over C J Breier Co.
stclan and began to speculate on
to select under the provisions of
Phones: Office 34, residence 199 J.
which aide of the railings he waa.
Notice is hereby given that bv the Act of Congress approved June
"My head and hands are on one virtue of an execution and order 4. 1897. (56 Stat. 36). and March
| I
' V, KIM I
FOR HALE—
side,
“
he
said
to
himself,
"and
uiy
of
«lo .in forticlosurc issued out 3. l»05, (33 St nt. 1264) SEU of
1 Surgeon. Otatetric» and disease»
about acre of land.
heart and body are on the other." of the circuit court of l-ane countv. SW',. Sec. 2 and NEV, of HE',.
of women and children a specialty.
Oregon, on th»» let day of July. Hee 12. Twp. 22 South, Range 2
teur The gnte was o|>ened hsstllv before Oregon.
Will care for eonfinc'iuents at hi» shade trees, Situatoti
W M.
home if desired. Office over C. J. blocks from Main St.
E. C. he could disengage himself, and 192*. tn a suit whendn on the 30th West.
Anv and all persons claiming ad­
•
lav of June, 192.1, in said court.
Breier Co, Phones: Office, 234; Lockwood or call at
north the wrench he received taught hint Herbert W Lombanl. plaintiff, re versely the lands described, or de­
residence, 126 J. Residence address,
as he said In after life, that all
Douglas Ht
jmlgment against the de- siring to object because of the
1149 west Main.
true work required head and heart , covered
fondants. Wilson B. Stinnett and mineral character of the land, or
and
hands to be on the same side Florence G. Stinnett, his wife. for anv other reason, to the dis
FOR
«ALE
—
Pl.YMOl
’
TH
ROCK
DRUOLES8 PHYSICIANS
W. E. Dodge and Pauline Dodge, poeal to applicant, should file their
pullets, four mont h» old. $1 earh.
hi» wife, for the *um of $375.93. affidavit of protest in this office
J XR H A. HAGEN I i,<en.. d \I ro bave kalr plant» for »ale.
Save two bits by paying cash. with interest thereon from the 30th on or before the 3rd dav of August.
•r Drugiess Physician Phone 30.
of June, 1935, until paid and 1925.
Ostrander Building, 630*4 Main Isuul» Km mer. Arcade Barber »hop Bookkeeping rhsrg« of 25c oa all •lay
or phone 39F 2.
jly3Hat»p(2) »««ousts under 91. The Sentinel, s the further num of $75 attornev’n non coal HAMILL A. CANADAY.
street. Cottage Grove, Oregon.
Register.:!
fem and ro»ta and disbursement». jy2 30(2)
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