The Cottage Grove sentinel., September 21, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

OTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, 1925
PAGE THREE
Galloway writes insurance.
Mrs. L. E. Moe, who had spent
the week with her niece, Mr».
Jeptha Hart, left Friday morning
for her home in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cochran,
! of Flora, Ind., arrived Friday for
a visit with Mr. Cochran's grand­
mother, Mrs. Kate Harrison and
his uncle, M. C. Cochran. Mrs.
Harrison plans to go to Indiana
[ with them on their return.
Dolmas Richmond, . Floyd Runk, thia mill was a pretentious one, the
Wendell Cochran, William Skilling, ! largest in this part of the state.
Godron Wright and Harvey Robin­ Its product was taken north as fjr
I son are among those who will as Albany and south as far as
I register at the University of Ore Roseburg. Nearly every building
gon this week.
of the early days that had sawed
Every day you’ll find the best Grocery values in the
James A. Rentle returned Sat- lumber got the lumber at the Rouse
city here. Choice lots of the finest food products
urday from a visit with relatives mill. Several years ago the build
obtainable—yet priced reasonably low.
near Aberdeen Wash.
ing that stood where the Pastime
cigar
store
is
now
located
was
torn
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cochran,
of Flora, Ind., who had been visit­ down to make room for the new
ing Mr. Cochran’s grandmother, building. The lumber in this was
Getting; time to think about Mrs. Kate Harrison, left this morn- sawed by Mr. Rouse. After hav-
ing been in use for 32 years, it was
heating stoves. Special prices I ing for Hoquiam, Wash. They will worth
PHONE 65
at Bressler & Son's.
sl7c return here the latter part of the price, more than the original
In
the
early
days
$5
the
J)
J .Otto Burcham and his sister, i week.
Miss Lena Burcham, left Friday
Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson thousand was a good figure.
Mr. Rouse is yet the operator of
for Pendleton, where they will returned Thursday from a four
was a member of the party. Coni- I
join friends for a trip through months1 trip to their old home in the mill and turns out lumber the ing from a state where corn cobs 1
equal
of
that
turned
out
by
the
Idaho. They will return the last England. This was their first visit
make first class fuel, ho was al- |
of the month and Miss Burcham to their native country in 12 years modern steam driven or electrically most stunned by the fact that the 1
driven
mills.
He
is
still
it — rid your system of Catarrh or Deaf­
using
a
will go to Monmouth, where she is and they reported they found con-
dam which he constructed back in mills of the Coast fork alone were , ness caused by Catarrh.
a member of the Normal teaching d it ions there greatly changed.
burning waste that seemed suffi­
187(5.
Sold by druggiitt for ovry 40 ytort
staff.
Mr. Burcham will go to
cient for fuel for the entire state
Mrs. II. H. Veatch returned Fri-
When the mill was first operated
F.
J.
CHENEY
S l CO., Toledo, Ohio
Springfield, where he is principal day from Corvallis, where she» had
Mr. Rouse used what was known of Nebraska.
of a school.
The
smoke
of
the
A.
L.
Woodard
been visiting several days.
Bookkeeping systems. The
ns a sash saw.
Few’ of today
no batteries, no
No antenna,
I
Mrs. L. R. Long, with her son have ever seen one. It worked mill, on the Sixth street road, could Sentinel.
ground. The new radiolas operate and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. up and down after the manner of be seen, but this was left for a
lr
Radiola Wade Mosby, left Saturday for
future trip.
j from the light socket.
a hand saw. He later installed
The Anderson S. Middleton Lath |
j Ray Nelson.
Klamath Falls, where th< v will one of the first rotary or circular
Long Distance Hauling
N. J. Nelson Saturday made de- visit Mrs. Long’s son, G. II. Mosby. saws ever used on the coast. Mr. am mill, the Southern Pacific tie'
Piano Moving a Specialty
, livery of a Willys-Knight six road-
Mrs. Cleo Morelock, Miss Evelyn Rouse remarked that the term plant. the Standard Bridge com
puny’s mammoth plant, the W. A.
star to W. A. Garoutte.
Veatch and Miss Hazel Swanson, “sash’’ as used in “window sash’’
Any Time—Any Where
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Woods and who had been on a vacation trip probably originated from the fact Woodard Lumber company’s re-I
manufacturing plant and the two
I.. H. Woods, father of W. J. through Washington and eastern that the lumber was cut by one of
mills of the W. A. Woodard Lum
Woods, spent the week end at Oregon, returned Saturday. They the old sash saws.
ber company, are on the Coast ;
Chestnut Brothers, proprietors
Bandon.
also attended the Pendleton round­
Water power is used for all the fork, but these were not visited. |
(Across street from 8. P. depot)
operations at the Rouse mill. Mr.
Your used Ford will be accepted up.
The Woodard operations and the
as first payment on new model
Mrs. A. W. Kimo, who had been Rouse is a genius in applying such Standard Bridge company’s plant,
Coal for Brooders
Ford, provided your car is in good visiting in Portland, returned home power and has added little touches have lieen visited and the Ander­
condition and has starter. Wood- Friday. Mrs. Kime’s son Claude of modernity with it. He uses a son & Middleton mill and the tie
STORAGE AND GENERAL
small amount of power to operate
son Brothers.
»17« accompanied her home.
plant are to bo visited upon anoth
the
mechanism
that
raises
the
gate
TRANSFER
The Ernest Purvancc family wore
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. White re­
er trip.
here from Portland Saturday They turned today from Rujad°, where for the big turbine, which furnishes
Office prone fl
recently returned from Metlakatla, they spent the week “nd. Mrs. sufficient power to operate saws
Residence phono 155-L
Alaska.
White visited friends while Mr. and planer at the same time.
Water power puts the logs on the
Miss Elsie Storling left yesterday White devoted his time to huntiug carriage.
and a granddaughter of Mrs. Wilk­ for Corvallis to enter O. A. C.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bacil
Parker,
who
i
inson.
Part of the building now in use
Miss Erma Krauss, of Portland, w’ere returning from the Pendleton was erected back in the early 70s. Many Cottage Orove Folks Have
Harvey Robinson left today for
roundup to their home in Dexter,
Felt That Way.
n------------------------------------------------□ Eugene, where ho will register at hac accepted a position in the stopped here Saturday to visit Mr. An old bull wheel and trunnel
Anderson 4 Middleton office.
wheel that were used in the early
the
University
of
Oregon.
This
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Brum­
Feel all out of sorts!
For
quality
shoe
repairing, Parker’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. days to pull the logs onto the
field and Mrs. Phoebe Brumfield, will be his second year there.
Tired, achy, blue, irritable!
rear of First National bank. C. M. Parker and Mrs. Parker’s carriage have never been removed,
former residents, arrived here Fri
~~
Emma E. Harrington filed suit Goff.
Back lame and stiff!
but they have not been used for
s2lc mother, Mrs. S. E. McKinney.
day from Marshfield for a visit Friday in circuit court seeking
It may bo the story of weak
C.
R.
Dean
and
E.
E.
Dean,
pav
­
many
years.
The
big
bull
wheel
Harry Neet has become associ­
a divorce from her husband, Arba
with friends and relatives.
kidneys!
ated with H. J. Shinn in the law ing contractors, of North Bend, had big wooden spikes that meshed
Harrington,
alleging
cruel
and
in
­
Of toxic poisons circulating about
arrived Thursday for a visit with with the trunnel wheel nnd thus
Mrs. K. K. Mills and Mrs. Roy
business.
human treatment. They were mar­
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Davis, recent the power was applied. The trunnel upsetting blood and norves.
Short attended a meeting of the
The annual reunion of the 91st
There’s a way to fool right
Daughters of the Nile in Eugene ried in Gold Hill, Ore., February division will be held in Portland arrivals from the Coos bay city. wheel was also entiroly of wood.
5, 1903, and have two minor sons
The Dean brothers are pleased with The principle was the sntne as that again.
last Wednesday.
September 25 to 27. Marvin Smith,
whose custody the mother asks.
Thero’s
Cottage Grove and may decido to of the cog wheels of today and the
You will find a reliable shoe
former member of the famous locate here.
Doan's Pills—a stimulant diuretic.
Neal
White,
of
Portland,
spent
results
were
the
same.
repair man at rear of First Na-
Doan’s are recommended by
last Thursday with his cousin, 8. L. A. E. F. outfit, will attend from
il
Five men are employed at this
tional bank. Goff.
s21c
many Cottage Grove people:
Mackin. ~~
Mr. White was on his here. Others probably will make
Burroughs bookkeeping form of mill.
Miss Audrey Akin, of Elk Point, way to Douglas county to join a the trip, as a number of Cottage
Mrs. J. W. Clark, south Second lr
many kinds.
Your home print
L. H. Woods, of Nebraska, who
8. D., left Saturday morning for hunting party.
Grove men were members of the shop.
street, Cottage Grove, says: “My
XX
is
visiting
his
son,
W.
J.
Woods,
her home, after visiting here since
division overseas.
kidneys were in bad condition and
Used Fords wanted. Must be
Tuesday with Mrs. W. L. Bunge
Mrs. E. M. Oberg, of Walla
I suffered with a continual dull,
in
good
condition
and
have
starters.
RHOADS & LANSING
and Mrs. R. R. Wilkinson. Miss
Walla, is visiting at the home of
nagging luickache. I had no energy
Accepted
as
first
payment
on
new
Proprietors
Akin is a niece of Mrs. Bunge
her
sister,
Mrs.
R.
8.
Trask.
Mrs.
and
became
run
down.
I
also
had
model Fords for future delivery.
Lewis,
mother
of
the
two
women,
spells
of
headache
and
my
kidneys
Woodson Brothers.
sl7c
who has been making her home
acted irregularly.
Doan’s Pills
Miss Verna Carothers, of Port­
Any Kind Any Time
FURNITURE MOVING
with Mrs. Oberg, is nlso here.
helped me wonderfully, strengthen­
land, visited last Thursday with
PRICES
RIGHT
ing my back and kidneys and
Mrs.
M.
Knighton
and
small
AND STORAGE
her cousin, Mrs. R. L. Stewart.
Terms: Cash
benefitting mo generally.’’
She left Friday for Roseburg, daughter returned to their home
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don’t
in Portland this morning after a
where she will teach this winter.
simply ask for a kidney remedy—
visit since Thursday with Mrs.
Piano Moving a Specialty.
Daniel Cheney, of Enterprise, Knighton's sister, Mrs. Clyde Leon-
get Doan’s Pills—the same that
Phones: Office 7G, Res. 124-L
Phone 99; Res., 189-J
who had been visiting at the Hom­
Mrs. Clark had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
tfc(2)
Galloping Goose Railway Gets
er Galloway home, went to Eugene a rd.
Mfrs.,
Buffalo,
N.
Y.
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went
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Moore
Wednesday to enter upon his sec­
Plenty of Logs for the
ond year at the University of to Eugene today to remain for the
Weise Mill.
week
attending
the
fair
and
visit
­
Oregon.
ing friends and relatives.
.Don’t neglect you heels! Have
A. B. Cochran heel you.
s21c
Shiplap—rustic—dimension. Rouse Water Power Mill Is
Wendell Cochran, who had been Blue Mountain Lumber Co..
Reminder of Days Fifty
working on a trail crew in the Phone 19-F-4; evenings phone
Years Ago.
Bohemia district during the sum­ 123-L.
sl0-28c
mer, arrived home last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. David Sterling and
He will go to Eugene this week son Claude spent yesterday in Cor
(Continued from first page..
to enter the University of Oregon. vallis with Mr. and Mrs. Sterling’s
Mrs. E. G. O. Groat visited dur­ daughter, Elsie, who will enter
turn upon their axles, instead
ing the past week at Elmira with O. A. C.
of having fixed axles which re­
relatives. During her absence Mr.
Gerald and Glen Banton and
Groat was at the home of Mrs. their sister, Miss Nola Banton, volve in a groove.
Mr. Jones is a pioneer operator
Groat's parents, Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Pearle Blackwood and
of this section. Thirty-six years
Z. L. Cox.
Hobart Stout, the latter two of ago he was operating two small
Don’t forget the special Eugene, spent yesterday at Tri- mills in timber west of here. One
prices on heating stoves at angle lake.
mill was located upon what is now
Bressler & Son’s.
sl7c
You can get a new model Ford the city’s west side watershed.
Mrs. Esther Silsby has returned
Fora,
your
used
trading in
Thirty years ago he was operating
from a visit of two months at Must have starter and be in good at Saginaw, later selling to Booth-
Wedderburn with her sister, Mrs. condition. Woodson lro«hcrs
Kelly, and 12 years ago he was
G. G. Kerr.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yost returned operating at Disston.
Miss Ruth Bede left yesterday Thursday to their home in Rose­
The Jones mill is reached by a
for Corvallis to enter Oregon Agri­ burg, after a visit with Mr«. steep road turning off from the
cultural college. Miss Hazel Führer, Yost’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Black Butte road.
a sophomore, left for there today. Willard.
The visitors were puzzled as to
MEAL
Mr. and Mrs. John Rice, of New­ how loaded trucks were kept from
You will find a shoe repair man
They had their
with 20 years of experience at port, are guest« at the home of running away.
rear of First National bank. s21c Mr. Rice’s sister, Mr«. George curiosity satisfied. A truck ramo
down tho grade, seeming to have
Mr. and Mrs. 8. L. Godard mo­ Mote, in Latham.
Everybody else is having his no trouble whatever. A shoe had
tored to Corvallis yesterday with
makes your food do you their son Harry, who will enter shoes repaired, why not you! been pla ed t aider one wheel of
Rear of First National bank. «21c the trailer, being held there by n
Oregon Agricultural college.
more good.
Mrs. Carrie Bomar returned chain fastened ahead. This acted
Mrs. Earl B. Dodd and two chil­
Note how it relieves
as an effective brake.
that stuffy feeling
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Johnson Thursday from a visit with friends
Tho greatest inconvenience of the .
after hearty eating.
and Ray Suter left Friday for and relative» in the middle west. Jones operation is the necessity to ;
they
will
where
Sherman countv,
Mr. and Mrs. William Beck, of truck the lumber to Cottage1 Grove,
Sweetens the
breath, removes
visit Mr. Dodd, who is employed Klamath Falls, stopped here Satur­
a distance of 16 miles. Th'« ex
food particles
there.
day for a brief visit with Mr. penna is overcome by tho quality I
from the teeth,
STOVE—Buy, repair nnd sell Bock’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan of the timber in whirh the mill is
gives new vigor
heaters and cook stoves, See me Bock. They are enroute to Port operating and tho ease with which
to tired nerves.
for bargains. Stove Hospital. West land to attend the I. O. O. F. logging operations are conducted.
Cornel to
Ride.
sl7-21p convention and will stop here for On their return to the city the
fresh, clean
Elmer Monson arrived Insr Sun a longer visit on their return.
junketers found at least one truck
full-flavored.
day from Forks, Wash., for a visit
Will you need a heating cutting down the distance of its
with his family. He will leave the stove this winter?
Special haul. It was dumping plank« to
first of this week for Castle Rock, prices at Bressler & Son’s. s17e l>e u»cd in bridging the county
Wash., where he has charge of
8. L. Godard nnd family motored road at a point at which the W A.
construction of a bridge for the to Corvallis' yesterday.
Mr. and Woodard Lumber company will log
Union Bridge company.
Mrs. Godard'« »on Ilnrrv will enter aero»» the road to provide timber
for its mill A. which will resume
N. J. Nelson returned Saturday O. A. C.
from a business trip to Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Trask and operations shortly. Evidently the
Mrs. Robert Quigley left Friday mill« of the section arc on good
for Albany, where they were called term» when they buy from one
mu her.
by the illness of Joe McGee, broth
On the return trip several mem
er of Mrs. Trask and Mrs. Quipley.
'.G ST ”:7,3S PER DOLLAR
z
Galloway, insurance. 511 Main. M ber« of the junket party stopped
at the J. B. R oom * water pnwrr
Young Men and Women. y<-u have today far greater
Victor K'-m, Glen Haney and I mill situated lx* tween Imndon and
opportunities than your fat .era ever had. You muat,
Fred Bennett spent the week end Black Butte, whi re it first operat
oa a fishing trip at Hcottsbnrg.
however, get the necessary bvsiness training, and you
•d nearly half a century ago.
can get it at the Eugene Bl sinew College.
Mr. and Mr». Charles MeKibbcn. i At the south end of the Const
John Graber. Frank Sherman, Mr. fork valley arc tho last word in
Monday is enrollment <lay nnd this is your invitation.
and Mrs. A. E. Hainloth nnd -n-dern «awmills. the Anderson 4
'laughter, Miss Frances, are among Middleton and W. A. Woodard
A. E. ROBERTS. Praaident
those who left Saturday for Port­ plant«. Almost nt the other end .
It *» a Good School
land, where they will attend th« of the vallev is tho Koaso mill that j
annual convention of the I. O. O. F. is a reminder of the earliest day«
Eugene. Orciron.
992 Willamette St.
Phone 666
abiilllFCANi IHOU1-D
of sawmilling in this section, wl.cn !
lodge-
All Lane County on Display
For Four Big Days
Lane County
FAIR
For Today and Every Day
McQueen’s Grocery
Hall’s Catarrh
Medicine
Eugene Oregon
September 22-23-24-25
Fast, Exciting Races—Rodeo Every Day
Big Night Shows
SPLENDID EXHHIBITS, AUTO SHOW
Kennel Club Bench Show—Free Acts
This is Lane county’s greatest event
Plan to Attend Every Day and Night
Chestnut Transfer
COTTAGE GROVE DAY
Friday, September 25
ARE YOU ALL
RUN DOWN?
| City Briefs
Spores Fuel
Company
FOREST WOOD
$2 per tier
HARD WOOD
$3 per tier
Phone 178-R
City Transfer Co.
WOOD
Quimby Bros.
testone
Tire Prices Are LOW
CRUDE RUBBER HIGHEST IN YEARS
Buy Now and Save Money!
WRIGLEYS
The unprecedented demand Firestone extra process, is also
foi Firestone quality and one of the biggest and most
mileage has more than dou­ important economy factors in
bled the sales of Gum-Dipped tire performance This meth­
Cords to car owners so far od of treating cord fabric,
this year, enabling us — be­ developed by Firestone tire
cause of this tremendous vol­ chemists and engineers, insu­
lates every fiber of every cord
ume—to keep prices low.
Experienced car owners with rubber, and gives the
insist on tires that deliver the sidewalls the extra strength to
greatest mileage at the low­ withstand the extra flexing
strain — insuring maximum
est cost per mile, because
such tires last longer—make safety, comfort and economy.
Buy now—make sure of
the restricted rubber supply
economical transporta­
go further—reduce crude
tion by obtaining these
rubber costs—and help
maintain the present
outstanding Firestone
low tire prices.
superiority
superiorities at present
Gum-Dipplr.",
ofQiwWy
price«.
Golden Opportunities
Woodson Brothers Garage
Cottage Grove, Ore.
EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE
Oregon Motor Co
Creswell, Ore