The Cottage Grove sentinel., August 17, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1925
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PAGE THREE
Mrs. L. P. Beals returned today
W. L. Hatch and children, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hanna and r
from a few days’ visit at Canyon and Mrs. J. Q. Willits and Miss baby daughter, of Portland, are
ville and Days Creek.
Jessie Sanborn motored to Rose- visiting Mr. Hanna’s brother, Carl
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hemenwav burg yesterday, Mrs. Hatch and Witte, and his grandmother, Mrs.
have bought property in Spring- daughter Dorothy, who had been 8. E. McKinney.
When you come shopping here for your Groceries it is
field and will make their home visiting there several days, returned
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Shay spent
easy to decide what to buy, for you do not have to think
Mrs. with the party, while Miss Sanborn yesterday in Eugene with Mr. and
i there after September 1.
about the quality—it’s always good, or about the prices—
Hemenway teaehes in the Spring­ remained to visit her grandmother, Mrs. C. P. Doe.
Mrs. Belle Schindler.
field high school.
they’re always consistently reasonable.
Miss Doris Dowling, of Portland,
The George Sweet family, Mr. is a guest of Miss Crystal Rob-
John Coffman and Walt Cochran
returned yesterday to the Bohemia and Mrs. Charles McKibben and inson
district, after spending several days son Glenn, Mrs. Eliza McKibben,
Mrs. J. A. Keating arrived Sat-
Mrs. Anna Teeters, the Lou Mc­
here.
urday from Portland for a five
Kibben
family,
Ray
and
Harry
Mrs. Rav Blakely, of Portland,
weeks’ visit with her mother, Mrs.
PHONE 65
visited one day last week at the Patten, Ernest McKibben, the John M. V. Phillips.
Teeters
family,
Mrs.
Charles
Teet
­
■5
Ed Blakely home.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clinton, of
ers and daughter Nellie and Miss
if you die from natural causes
Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Millet hnve Esther Volga more, Mr. and Mrs. Chico, Calif., are visiting at the
returned from Newport, where t." y R. W. Teerers and daughter Elean­ home of their daughter, Mrs. V. J.
visited their «laughter, Mrs. G. A. or, Mr. and Mrs. George Teeters, Hazen.
if you die from accident
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Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McKibben
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lincoln, of
B
-e
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Glenn
Greet
ami son Howard and the Fred Taft, Calif., arrived this after­
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and in case of permanent totil
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V- Patten
turned Tuceday from spending
Mn. H. A. Hagen
family attended a family noon and are guests at the home
disability the company will
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eral days in Portland with Mrs. reunion at Dexter yesterday.
ti
of Mr. Lincoln’s uncle, D. H. Hem­
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Green
’
s
daughter,
Mrs.
Mateel
enway.
1. Waive all premium payments
I'hones:
Every Dollar Sent Out of the Com
n
Whitlock.
Marcelling
Office
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Mrs. E. Blanchard, of Portland,
2. Pay you $25 per week for one year; and in addition
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30
munity
Reduces
the
Chances
of
Manicuring
William Shearer has returned
is visiting her brother, Carl Elliott.
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Res.
3. Pay you $50 per month for life; and
Facial Massage
B
from Nehalem.
Prosperity and Growth.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight King have
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B
Shampooing
Bert McDole, of Divide, sus-
4. Pay $5,oexa to your beneficiary when you die
B
moved to Eugene.
Bobbing
Evenings u
tained painful bruises to his right
5. If disability involves loss of limbs or siglt as a result of
Karl
K.
a
This
is
an
age
of
competition,
an
Mills
motored
over
to
I
by
Hair
Tinting
arm and cht'wt recently, when
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accident, the company will pay you $5,000 in cash, im-
Newport Wednesday and returned age where the things that survive
Appoint
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French Paper Curl
kicked by a horse.
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Thursday evening with Mrs. Mills in the business world are tho things
mediately; in addition to all other benefits.
Stewart Mitehell and Robert
WERE ONCE LIT- and son Robert, who had been there that must prove their merit. Any­
[In esse of temporary disability, as a result of
Wiggins, of Klamath Falls, are
thing that is useless or inefficient
TLE STORES. All on an outing.
either sickness or accident, the company will
visiting at the home of Mr. Mit­
Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Lowry attend­ soon loses out in tho strenuous race r
have
grown
through
pay you $25 per week for a limit of 52 weeks.]
chell’s parents, Mr. and Mr». H. C.
for supremacy. So when you view
the use of NEWS­ ed the wedding of Mr. Lowry’s sis­ your
Mitchell.
successful business establish
UA Service That Endurei"
ter, Mrs. Alice Humphrey, to Clair
PAPER advertising. Aiderman, which was held Friday ments in your home community you
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Swiber, of
Spokane, were guests Friday at
morning in Eugene.
A wedding are viewing those that havo proved
Barber Shop
the home of Mrs. Swiber’s niece,
breakfeat followed the ceremony. their merit and a right to your
Mitehell.
Mrs.
H.C.
patronage
and
consideration.
INSURANCE COMPANY
The business field, in the small
Hone ornee-SAN francisco
Ralph Milne returned today front
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Phelps, «
WE BOB, CURL AND
towns especially, is not exclusive to
a
two
weeks
’
vacation
spent
at
of
Klamath
Falls,
visited
during
PORTLAND BRANCH OFFICE—7TH FLOOR GASCO BLOG.
anybody. The game is open to
Gold Beach and in the Bohemia the week with Mrs. Phelps’ mother,
DYE HAIR
anybody who desires to enter and
district.
Mrs. M. M. Morgan.
b
cares to risk the necessary capital.
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Arrp«trong,
Mrs. Martha Matthews, who had
Barber Work in General;
Mrs. Ray Baker and Mrs. George Nobody faces fiercer competition
who left here about two years ago, been visiting her sister, Mrs. H. H.
special attention to children
Hohl entertained a number of on every hand than the country
recently returned and are making Streeter, left Friday for Los Ange­
ÖNETD? AMERICA’S STRONGEST COMPANIES
friends at a picnic dinner Friday merchant. A dissatisfied customer
their home at Rujada, where Mr. les.
630 Main, P. S. Bukowski, Prop.
t —
evening at the Baker home. Fol­ does not havo to trade with him
Armstrong is employed by the An­
Mrs. Laura Smith, of Myrtle lowing the dinner tho evening aud he knows it. There are the
Miss Esther Van Osdal spent derson & Middleton company.
Creek, visited during the week with hours were pleasantly spent at five competing stores across the street
last week in Klamath Falls. Her
Mrs. George Scott, Mrs. W. J. her sister, Mrs. Julia Gover.
hundred. Those to enjoy the affair or next door, Or, if those do not
position in H. W. Lombard’s "office
White and daughter Miss Marian
W. W. Masterson, of Santa Bar- were Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Stevens suit, there are usually towns with-
was filled by Miss Kathleen Kem.
were Eugene visitors Saturday af­ bara, Calif., a resident here 21 and daughter Naoma and Mr. in a very short distance that invito
Galloway, insurance, 511 Main. M ternoon.
Mrs. Elbert Bede and daughter
years ago, visited hero during the Stevens’ mother, Mr. and Mrs. his patronage, So the country mor- i
RHOADS & LANSING
A daughter was born Friday to
A flue fire Saturday at the week.
Flora Elise returned Friday from
Cleve Miller and daughter Alice, chant must find a way to meet
Proprietors
|
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
L.
Roye,
of
McGee home on Twelfth street was
a visit of 10 days in Spokane.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bellows and Mr. and Mrs. Chet Churchill, Mrs. these conditions, aud he can only
While there Flora Elise, aged 13 I Everett, Wash. The mother is a extinguished before any damage Mrs. C. E. Jones, of Roseburg, Maude Hohl, all of this city, Mr. meet them by giving service and
had been done.
months, underwent an operation daughter of Mrs. M. P. Garoutte.
spent yesterday with Mr. Jones, and Mrs. Carl Leabo, Mr. and Mrs. the goods and prices that satisfy
FURNITURE MOVING
Mrs. O. C. Martin left the latter
for the removal of a birthmark
Miss Margaret Galloway, of Eu­ who has been here for several Clay Stone and Mr. Bartel, of Cres­ the customers.
I part of the week for Portland to gene, spent the week with her weeks.
well.
from her right shoulder.
AND STORAGE
Most people expect and receive
| visit at the home of a sister.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer
accommodation from the home mer-
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Cronkhite
Ralph Giroe was called to Port­ Galloway.
Announcements have been re­ chant which they would never re­
and daughter, of Forest Hills, N. Y.,
ceived here of the marriage on ceive in a thousand years from tho
Piano Moving: a Specialty.
Mrs. Lusetia Thomas returned
who were enroute to Los Angeles land the latter pnrt of the week
August 11 of George J. Hall, of mail order concern. Just this fea
today to Portland, after a two
to make their home, visited during | by the illness of his father.
Phone 99; Res., 189-J
Pasadena,
to
Miss
Anna
Elizabeth
ture
of
accommodation
should
bo
Misses Clara and Elsie Milne weeks’ visit with Mrs Laura Me­
the week at the homes of Mrs.
j
Turnbull, of Jamestown, Ohio. Mr. a strong point in favor of the
Cronkhite’s brothers, Jess and Tom have returned from Seaside, where Farland.
Hall is a son tti Mr. and Mrs. home merchant, but that is not all.
they were employed during the
Allen.
Mrs. C. L. Prindle, of Fossil,
Hall is a son of Mr. and Mrs.. There are the churches, tho schools,
I summer.
Galloway writes insurance.
arrived today for a few days ’
Cottage Grove,
The newlyweds the various public activities that
J.
C.
Jones,
of
Reedsport,
visited
Long Distance Hauling
visit
with
Mrs.
J.
P.
Graham
and
Mrs. O. M. Miller has returned
will make their home in Utah.
are only possible because tho home
i
last
week
with
Harry
Garrison.
Mrs.
Nancy
Oglesby.
Mr.
and
from Portland, where she attended
merchant and business man are do­
Piano Moving a Specialty
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Meeks re­ Mrs. Benton Mires, of Drain, uncle
buyers ’ week.
Nora Maa Ambrose, of Spring- ing a successful business. All of these
turned the latter part or Vae week and aunt of Mrs. Prindle, whom
Any Time—Any Where
field, and William John Saunders, things are inseparable and if every­
I from a motor trip to Cralei lake she had been visiting, brought her
of Medford, were married Thursday body would trade out of town, tho
They and here.
Mrs. Prindle and Mrs.
| and eastern Oregon.
forenoon in Eugene.
They are town would decay and public acti­
Mrs. G. O. Knowles left Saturday Graham went 'to school to Mr.
making their home in Roseburg. vities would soon cease. There is
Chestnut Brothers, proprietors
for Portland, where they were Mires a number of years ago at
The bride is a sister of Mrs. M. M. no way that a prosperous town
(Across street from 8. P. depot)
i jcined by Mr. Knowles, who was Fossil.
Thornton, of this city.
can be maintained and at the same
there on business, and from there
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Garoutte
timo have a large part of tho busi-
One mile east of Scottsburg,
Coal for Brooders
the
party
left
for
British
Columbia.
spent
yesterday
in
Eugene
at
the
—on—
ness of the town sent elsewhere.
Fish Ladder for Siuslaw Falls.
J. Reid, who had been visiting home of Mrs. Garoutte’s parents,
“Umpqua Scenic Highway.”
o. G. Gilbertson goes to Niuslaw
Many people do not realize what STORAGE AND GENERAL
at London with Mrs. Reid’s par- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smithson.
falls next week to IdaBt out a it means to send money out of
Sponsored by the
TRANSFER
| ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Lyons, left
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
A.
Garoutte
fish ladder through the several the town. Of course a few would
Chambers of Commerce of
Friday for New Westminister, B. C. returned last evening from spend­
rock steps of the falls, The ladder not matter, but when it begins to
Reedsport, Drain and
Office prone 6
Mrs. Reid and baby daughter re­ ing'the week end in Marshfield
in to be six feet in width, It will mount up to thousands of dollars
Cottage Grove.
Residence phone 155 L
mained for a longer visit.
at the home of Mrs. Garoutte’s
start on the west side of the river each month then one can see the
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Caudell, of
Mr. and Mrs. George Matthews sister, Mrs. Eugene Matlock.
All Residents Invited
and go to the top of tho first step, vast damage to tho city caused by
Washington
D.
C.,
are
guests
of
returned Saturday from an outing
Mrs. Isaac Land, of Doreua, is
from which point it will swing 20 the loss of thia liquid cnpital. The
Take Your Baskets
■ at Gold Beach. They were accom­ spendnig the week here at the Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Harrel. Mrs. feet toward the other side of banka find their business curtailed, fF
Harrel
and
Mrs.
Caudell
were
panied on tho trip by Mr. and homes of her son and daughter,
the river before making the ascent the merchants cannot carry the
Mrs. Archie Brown and Joaquin M. P. Garoutte and Mrs. Frank schoolmates in Oklahoma.
of the second step, and from the stock they should, money becomes
The business name, Kcm’s Elec­ Sanderson, of San Fernando, Calif., Kelly.
Sam and E. W. Ferguson were in second step it will swing back “tight” and everybody finds it
tric store, has been filed with | who at once returned to their
Bend the latter part of the week to the west side of the river to scarce because it has been sent
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
A.
Sanders
and
the county clerk by Victor Kcm.
California home.
make the ascent of the final step. away to the everlasting benefit
son Paul and Mr. and Mrs. James on business.
Mr. and Mrs. True and two sons, Albert Rentle left yesterday for
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Spray and
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Robbins, of The swinging back and forth in of some big, overgrown metropolis.
•laughter, of Roseburg, visited dur I of Los Angeles, and Mrs. True’s Belknap springs, where they will Vernonia, spent the week end with to give a quiet pool of water for
On another page of ths issue will
ing the week . with Mr. Spray’s sister, Mrs. Katie Hannigan, of spend two weeks on an outing.
Mr. Robinson's mother, Mrs. M. C. fish making the ascent during high be found the advertisements of
mother, Mrs. Jeptha Hart.
Mr. Seattle, were guests Friday at the
~
who had water. At present fish are unable business institutions that are par-
Harry Hart Jr. has taken a Robbins. Chester Robbins,
and Mrs. Spray have gone to E. C. Lockwood home.
ticularly interested in getting their
position in the New Era drug store. been vsiting in Vernonia, came to jump the falls.
Portland but the daughter, who is
side of this question before the
The Allen Ohippen family, of E. T. Blakely has resigned his home with them.
undergoing medical treatment for Los Angeles, who had been visit­ position there.
public. They have selected The
Miss Virginia Dix, who had
Nelson Car in Wreck.
inflammatory rheumatism, remained ing at the home of Mrs. Chippen’»
Sentinel as their medium of ex-
been
at
the
home
of
her
aunt,
Mrs.
A
new
Willys-Knight
car,
in
Miss
Lucille
Cornutt left today
with her grandmother.
preasion. Tako note of their ad-
uncle, Herlrert Breedlove, left Wed­ to spend two
weeks at the home Charles Hall, returned yesterday which the N. J. Nelson Jr. family vertising. They have their capital
to
her
home
in
Heppner.
were
returning
from
Coquille,
was
We feature quality in our nesday for Portland.
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Mrs. Herbert Breedlove returned Cornutt, at Saginaw.
radio sets. Radio Ray Nelson.
Mr. uud Mrs. Marvin Smith and seriously damaged this forenoon invested'in their various enterprises
and wish to show you by service
i
Friday
from
Gateway,
where
she
E. E. Collins, of this city, has
George
Willett spent yesterday at when it collided with another car
Merchants! Your salesbooks.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Beidler and
about 15 miles this side of Myrtle rendered that they deserve your
been dismissed from" a Eugene hos­ ! visited her daughter, Mrs. William daughter Kathleen left this after­ Mapleton.
patronage.
| Carr.
Place your order with The
pital.
Mrs. E. C. Shay and daughter Point, sustained a damaged fender
noon on a motor trip to Crate?
Mr», Charles Gettys returned lake and Klamath Falla.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Arthur, for­
Miss Marjorie will leave tomorrow and a bent axle. It had to be
Sentinel 60 days before you
taken to Myrtle Point for repairs
Fined for Speeding.
mer residents of Cottage Grove, i Friday from a visit in Portland.
Mr. and Mr». Fred Anderson and for Wendling to spend the week and the car and its occupants are
James Christensen, driver of one must have them.
but for several years residents of
Mrs. E. T. Blakely has returned daughter Arlene, Mrs. Hugh Milli­ with the Joe Landess family.
expected late today. The accident of the Pickwick overland stages,
Portland, have moved to Seattle. I from a trip to Newport.
gan and son Verland and Lloyd
happened on a curve while Nelson was fined $15 in Justice of Ponce
DeYoung left yesterday to spend
was endeavoring to pass another Young’s court Thursday for opcrat
a week at Tillamook and Rockaway
car. Tho Nelsons were among those ing his stage at a speed of 43 miles
LOW FARES TO
beaeh.
who attended a Lions meeting at the hour.
He was arrested
Mrs. Tester Childs returned last
Coquille Saturday night.
State Traffic Officer Lister,
evening from Medford, where she
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offense was committed
spent three weeks at the home of
Children Go to I. O. O. F. Home, straightaway near Walker.
her sister, Mrs. E. E. Eads. Mr.
Three daughters and two sons of
Childs motored down Frday to
AND RETURN
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Oppel, former FOR HALE GtXlD LIVE GENTLI
bring
his
wife
home.
buggy pony with buggy un<
Comfortable, economical service daily.
residents of this city, are soon to
Mrs. Melia Currin and daughter,
go to the I. O. O. F. children's harness for $29. Mrs. Foss, 4*^
Mias Lula Currin, have returned
home. The mother is in a Los miles west on Lorane road. a!7 20p
from a month’s outing at Newport.
Angeles hospital recuperating from
FOR SALK—BLACKBERRIES ON
.^trip week-end roundtrip ••••on
aeason
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Christie and
a recent operation and the father
»tart Fri.,Sat. ticket; on «ale rrary
vine, 1c per pound.
Victoria,
Mrs.
Ed
Berker,
of
Greenwood,
.
is
in
the
Oregon
state
hospital.
or Sun. Return limit day. Return limit
Himalaya and Evergreen varieties.
Wis.,
visited
during
the
week
at
The
children
arrived
Saturday
from
Tuesday following.
15 day»
Ready to pick now. Henry Rissue,
the J. W. Francis home.
; I<oa Angeles and are now with
six miles from city on Mosby creek
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sterling
Bolton.
Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kem and I
road.
al 7 20p
Bolton in a brother of Mrs. Oppel.
Mr. and Mr». Glenn Haney »pent j
the week end in the Bohemia dis
FOR HALE 20 RHODE INLAND
trie*.
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.
Red hens, »1 each. J. L. Wil
Miss Helen Waples left the latter '
liams, Cottage Grove, Black Butte
It has come to our attention that route.
part of the week with Eugene I
al7 20p
malicious persons are circulating
friends on a tour through Canada.
Loose leaf aystema and
the report that we are going out
Mr. and Mrs. William Brand and
of business and leaving Saginaw.
special
loose
leaf
forms
Dewey Eagen, of Dunsmiur, Calif., I
This we most emphatically deny.
I
of every kind made to
i are guests at the home of Mr. '
In our sixteen yearn of residence
:
Brand’s brother, Andrew Brand.
order to suit customer.
here, ten of which have been in
They leave tomorrow for Florence!
We welcome the oppor­
the store and pontoffiee, we have
The regular Fall Term at the Eugene Business 1
to visit other relative».
made many good friends in Bugi
tunity to help you work
College begins on the above date
Mr. aad Mr». C. O. Beam aad
naw and the surrounding rom
out a system.
Other enrollment dates are September 8, 14, 21
mi
Jimmy, of Raymond, Wash., ;
munity, and we intend to remain
here and in business indefinitely,
aad Mr« A. D. Schmidt. of Wes- |
All Further Inquiries Answered Promptly
timber, arrived yesterday and are
all talk to the contrary notwith­
;
guest. at the home of Andrew
standing.
Brand, brother of Mrs. Beam and
MR. and MRS F. T. BENHTOM.
A. E. ROBERTS, Prmldenf
Mrs. Hrhmi'lt
They will leave
992 Willamette St.
Phone 666
Eugene, Oregon
tomorrow for Florence to visit rela­
Watch the label on your paper, x
tive».
Hales
books.
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