The Cottage Grove sentinel., November 05, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1925
SUMMONS.
eats, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Burleson. Cox visited Thursday at Elack
Mrs. Ellison of Cottage Grove Butte with Mrs. Susan Walker ami
In the circuit court of the state
visited at the C. H. Sharon home Miss Emma Jones.
Oregon, for Lane county, suit
Mrs. Lajoy of Springfield is ; 1 of
thr first of tho week.
in equity.
and Ina
M.
__ ___
Lvman Adams of Cottage Grove spending a few days at the home
Sherman L.
I Godard____
| Godard, his i wife, plaintiff, vs. E. J.
loaded a car of piling timber Mon of Mrs. Earl Ewing.
;
Foster
and
First
National
bank,
Jack Hopman came home from of Cottage Grove, a corporation,
day.
F. T. Benston was a Eugene the hospital Sunday.
defendants. *
To E. J. Foster, defendant:
Mrs. C. W. Ewing and son James
visitor Tuesday.
NOTICE OF TAX LEVYING BOARD MEETING, CITY OF COTTAGE
In tho name of tho state of
Mrs. Ida Tomlinson and family and daughters Velma and Myrtie Oregon,
you and eaeh of you are;
GROVE, OREGON, NOVEMBER 27, 1925.
left Friday for their home in Van­ and Miss Ruby Brown motored to hereby summoned and required to,
appear and answer the comolaint :
couver, Wash., after a visit at the Eugene Sunday afternoon.
Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of the city of Cottage J. C. Conley home.
A number of the school children of planitiffs in the above entitled
on or before the last day of
Grove, Laue county, Oregon, that a meeting of the tax levying board of
enjoyed a bonfire party Saturday suit
the time prescribed in the order
said city will be held in the council chamber of the City Hall on the
evening. Black men, goblins and foi publication of summons herein­
MOUNT
VIEW.
27th day of November, 1925, at the hour of 7:30 p. m. of said day, for
ghosts were much in evidence.
after referred to.
to, to-wit: on or,
the purpose of giving any person, subject to the tax levy hereinafter
Mr. and Mrs. Will Massey of before November 10th, 1925, and
(Special to The Sentinel.)
hereby
notified that if
you
are
proposed, an opportunity to he heard in favor of or against said tax
Nov. 4.—Joe Johnson and daugh Cottage Grove visited Sunday with you fail so to appear and answer. ,
levy. Following is the total amount of tax money proposed to be ex­
Mr.
Massey
’
s
mother,
Mrs.
Mary
thereof,
the
plaintiffs will
for
want
pended by said city during the year 1926, and also of the probable ter of the Grove were over night Massey and brother, John Massey. apply to the above entitled court I
visitors
one
day
last
week
at
the
the relief praved for in (be
receipts during the year, and the tax proposed to be levied:
Mrs. Susan Walker went to for
home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. King.
ofi
complaint viz: for
__ _ a decree
____
GENERAL FUND
Dorena Sunday to visit at the home strict foreclosure of that certain
Claude
Arne
was
home
over
the
Mayor and Council; salaries, 7, $12 each......
84.00
»
of her grand daughter, Mrs. Chellis land sale contract executed by you
week end from Florence.
on the 6th day of November, 1924, I
Auditing, budget expense and miscellaneous.
100.00
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Walton of Ward.
the following described ,
Legal department: Salary city attorney____
240.00
Mrs. Robert Small, who had been I I covering
real property to-wit:
Walden visited at the Waldo Miller
Health department: Salary health officer.....
120.00
in
Portland
for
some
time
under
Beginning at a point in section
home one evening last week.
Water rent, fountains, etc______________
: thirty-three (33) township twenty j
50.00
J. E. Dunnivan of the Grove the care of a physician, came up (20) south of range three (3) west |
Police department: Salaries, marshal, »1800; night
visited Sunday at the J. R. Cooley and spent last week at home, re­ nine and one-third (9 1-3) chains
police, »1,200; special police, »200; miscellaneous
turning to Portland the first of north and three and one-fourth
homo.
expenses, fSO___ ____________________________ 3,250.00
I (3 *4) chains east and twenty (20)
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wright and the week.
: feet north of the southwest corner
Fire protection: Pay of firemen-.... ...........................
300.00
family, of Walker, and Mr. and
I of the William Shields donation
Equipment; now, »300; maintenance and repair,
THORNTON CORNERS.
I
land claim number 56, thence east I
Mrs.
L.
R.
Long
of
the
Grove
were
»50 .................................................... . ................ ....
350.00
fifty (50) feet thence north one [
Sunday guests at the home of Mr.
hundred (100) feet thence west i
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Hydrants, water plant, reservoir and supply mains 1,000.00
and Mrs. W. D. Heath.
fifty
(50) feet thence south one
Recorder: Salary and office rent____________ ...__
Nov. 4.—Mrs. C. G. Rozine, who hundred
900.00
Clarence Johnson, who had spent
feet to the place of
few beginning (100)
had
visited
during
the
past
Postage, stationery, supplies and miscellaneous
in Lane county, state of
the summer in Ogema, Sask., Cana­
Mrs. i Oregon.
expenses ............ „............ ....... ................................
weeks
with
her
daughter,
I
200.00
da, returned homo Friday.
George Foster, returned to her and for a decree adjudging the total
Street lighting _______________ .._____________ _
3,000.00
sum of nine hundred dollars ($900)
home in Lebanon Wednesday.
Advertising and printing.................................... ..........
100.00
to be due on said contract togeth< r i
WALKER.
Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Perini were
i
Sewer fund, loan repayment..........................................
with interest thereon at the rate .
500.00
of eight (8) per cent per annum
up Row river Sunday.
Elections _______________ _____________________
100.00
from
N< vember 5, 1924; and for.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Mrs. Olive Berrey accompanied
Buildings: Maintenance and repair... .... ................. -_
125.00
further sum of twentv-six dol- '
Nov. 4.—The Walker Literary Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gellers to Eu­ the
lars (»26 > tnxos and for the furth
and Debate society held its first gene Saturday.
er sum of forty dollars (»40); and I
Total general fund...... ..............
»10,419.00
meeting
of
the
year
Friday
night,
Mr. and Mrs. Willain have re­ for one hundred fifty (»150) reas­
Estimated receipts, general fund
. 1,200.00
attorney’s fee; and for the
giving a short program and elect­ ceived word of tho death of their onable
costs of this suit; nnd that each
ing new officers. Ernest Sears was son Charles, in North Dakota, and of you be barred from all estate,
Total general fund to bo raised by taxation.
elected president and Arthur Kent are awaiting the arrival of his right, title or interest in said
SEWEIi' FUND
premises; and for such other relief
vice-president. A Halloween pro­ body.
Maintenance and repair; labor and services....
...» 200.00
as to tho court may seem just and 1
gram consisting of readings, songs
George Foster returned last week equitable.
Material and supplies...................... „....... ....... .
50.00
and
playlets,
was
given
I,
the
high
from Crescent City, Calif., where
This summons is served by oubli
Water for constructon, flushing, etc..............
200.00
ration thereof in the Cottage Grove ■
school and the grade schools of he had been employed.
Interest and sinking fund..................................
3,000.00
Sentinel,
newspaper of generei
Walker, Delight valley and Sagi-
Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Divide circulation, a published
in Lane noun I
naw contributing. The attendance visited Sunday at the home of their tv, Oregon, under and bv virtue |
Totals sower fund to be raised by taxation....................... ...» 3,450.00
of an order of the honorable G. F.
was good. The next i meeting is daughter, Mrs. Pete Tonoli.
BOND AND WARRANT INTEREST FUND
judge of the above rn |
scheduled for December 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Perini and Skipworth,
titled court, dated September 22,
Bond interest (general funding bonds).................. _...$ 1,810.00
Basketball practice has begun at family and Mr. and Mrs. Louie 1925, directing publication hereof
Warrant interest (general fund and street find
the high school. A new ball and Premazzi and family attended a once a week for six weeks in said
warrants)
1,000.00
new goals wore recently purchased. basketa social and Halloween pro­ newspaper, which order requires
and each of vou to appear
Games with Lorane and Drain have gram at the Divide school house you
and answer the complaint in this |
Total bond and warrant interest fund to be raised by taxation» 2,810.06 been scheduled and others will
be Saturday night.
cause on or before six weeks from
STREET FUND
the date of the first publication of I
arranged soon.
Street, alley and sidewalks: Maintenance and ro-
this summons.
SILK
CREEK.
The date of the first publication
pair, material and supplies »700, labor »800____ .» 1,500.00
of
this summons is September 24.
LONDON.
Cleaning, swooping streets................. ......... ..............
600.00
1925.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Cartage and hauling, including “clean-up”...............
200.00
HERBERT W. LOMBARD.
Nov. 4.—H. M. Damewood has s24n5(T)
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
750.00
Water, construction work, sprinkling, flushing, etc.
.
rented
his
piece
to
John
Finster
Address:
Cottage Grove. Oregon.
Nov.
4.
—
Friday
was
the
birthday
Street improvement (new work and interest on
anniversary of Miss Emma Jones, for a year. He left the first of
warrants) _________________ ____ __________ __ 2,000.00
Bookkeeping charge of 25c on
but on account of her illaess only the week for Lind. Wash, to spend all accounts under $1. The Sen­
Machinery, maintenance and repair of same.............
200.00
the
winter
at
the
home
of
his
son,
a few called at the house. She re­
tinel.
Engineering .............................. __ .................... ............ 1,200.00
ceived numerous gifts from friends, Ralph Damewood.
Payment of bond indebtedness.._____ ___________
1,500.00
Miss Young entertained her pu­
however. A birthday cake, covered
with candles, was baked by her pils Thursday evening at the Win.
Total street fund......... . ........ ....
..» 7,800.00
Dorrell home with a Halloween
sister-in-law, Mrs. W. T. Jones.
Estimated receipts street fund-
.. 2,000.00
VERY—
Joe Geer purchased a new horse party.
E. W. Winslow arrived a few­
Friday.
Total street fund to be raised by taxation....................... ..... ..» 5,950.00
MEAL
Elmer Berggren, Mr. and M rs. days ago from southern California
LIBRARY FUND
John Sutherland, Mrs. John Small and is visiting at the home of his
General oxpenso
...» 600.00
and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cox son Bvron Winslow.
Neil McDonald spent the week
Friday attended the luncheon and
Totnl (general expense to bo raised by taxation) » 600.00
speaking sponsored by the Farmers* end in Eugene.
PARK FUND
Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Dresser of
union in Eugene.
makes your food do you
(lenornl expense
$ 500.00
Russell Bemis, who had been in Lvnx Hollow were guests Saturday
more good.
California several months, arrived at the D. A. Estes home.
Note how it relieve!
Total (general expense to be railed by taxation) $ 500.00
Mrs. M. F. Babcock, who has
home Saturday.
EMERGENCY FUND
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phillips been ill for some time, is improv­ that stuffy feeling
after hearty eating.
General withdrawals __ _ ____ _____ __ __ __ ____ » 1,000.00
have purchased a new Ford coupe. ing slowly.
Sweetens the
Charles Trembly has gone to
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Shortridge of
breath, removes
Total (general withdrawals) to bo raised by taxation...... _...» 1,006.00 Cottage Grove spent Saturday night Penn to work.
particle!
Mrs. Eugene Miller visited at the rood
with Mr. and Mrs. George Suth­
f-nm the teeth,
Totals all tax funds,
»28,729.1)0
erland,
Overholser home last week.
gives new vigor
Estimated receipts ____
3,200.00
Mrs. O. H. Wheeler was in Cot­ to tired nerves.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bemis left
Sunday for Santa Rosa, Calif., on tage Grove Tuesday on business.
Comes to you
»23,529.00 a vacation trip.
Amount to bo raised by taxation...... .........
fresh, clean and
Budget committee: 8. V. Allison, Elbert Bede, J. H. Chambers,
Mrs. George Sutherland, Mrs.
CULP CREEK.
full-flavored.
Nelson Durham, Worth llarvoy, W. E. Lebow, H. L. Mackin, H. J. Shinn, John Sutherland and Mrs. Howard
Roy E. Short, A. W. Swanson, K. E. Walker, O. E Woodson, George <>.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Knowles, chairman, W. H. Daugherty, secretary.
n4&16orl9c
Nov. 2.—A Halloween box social
was given Saturday by the pupils
of the Wildwood school, The
□------------------------------------ - —ii gram was as follows:
Words of welcome—Mrs.
MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY
property—$14.66 per month will Graw.
Song—America —audience.
pay for $1000 in 96 months. About
Recitation—Somebody’s Mother
$16 is total expense of obtaining
loan. Homer Galloway, agent, 511 —Mickey McNeil.
Egg race—Barbara Smith, Gene­
Main street.
o22nl9e(2)
vieve Whitman. Thelma Plueard
FOR SALE—TWO FORD CARS and Marjorie Gleason.
and a gasoline buzz saw—10 to
Instrumental music—Ernest John-
12 horse-power. In good shape. 1 son.
Short’s Second Hand store. o26tfc
Apple contest—Mickey and Dob­
by McNeil, Melvin Johnson, Bar- i
SALE—ONE MILK COW. bam Smith, Genevieve Whitman.
freshen in November, or will
trade for hogs or chickens. Ono Thelma Plueard.
Recitation—When I Was a Maid- 1
I young Shorthorn calf. One kitchen
en—Lucile Whitman.
1 cabinet.
E. J. Kent.
Phono
Song—Old Black Joe—Wildwood
38F21.
n2-5p school.
Primary Drill—Mulberry Bush — i
MATTRESSES MADE OVER
with or without new ticks; can Primaries.
D i a I o g u o—Bones—Glen Smith, i
be returned same «lay; new mat­
tresses any site. O’Brien’s Mat­ John Hunt.
Tableaux—Rising and
tress A Upholstering Co., phone
399, 391 East Eighth street, Eugene, Son—Mickey McNeil.
Nail Contest—Meivin J
Oregon.
o28n23p
| Dean Plueard, R ot Potter, Mickey
SOME
'
W ANTE D—WAITRESS,
McNeil.
experience necessary.
Highway ! Select reading—Nine Little Gob­
Cafe. Drain, Oregon.
n2-5p lins—Mrs. De Graw.
Witches Dance and Jnck-o’-lan
AUTOS WASHED AND POL
ished. Low prices. C. W. Wat tern Drill—Nine girls and five
kins. Half block off Main street boys. Dialogue—What Boys Think
on north Eighth street.
n2-30p of Ghosts—-Frances Pitcher, Robert
Owona, Tommy Owens. Homer
FOR SALE—«45 BUYS A JERSEY Pitcher.
Song—Home. Sweet Home—Au-1
cow. Will freshen in December.
»8 buys a Toggenburg nanny goat. dience. Star and Wildwood schools.
Baskets sold netted $48.40.
Neil McDonald, . Cottage Grove,
Mr. McNeil and family have'
Lorane route.
n5p
moved to Ruja<la.
FOR SALE-WEANLING PIGS.
Mr. PleuRrd and family visited
Johnson piare, at first ben<l ia Sunday at the home of Mrs. Ander­
Mosby creek road. C. A. Gris son.
n5 9p
George Smith and family went
KENT- FURNISHED TWO to Salem Sunday to visit little
room apartments, all convenien­ Letha. who is nttending the blind
ces. Call evenings or Saturday. school there.
Mr. Potter has received news of
Mrs. E. C. Shay. 305 south Sixth
street. Phone 137 R.
n5e the death of a brother who re­
sided in Montana. The body is to
SHEEP FOR RALE—INQUIRE be brought to I-eaburg.
Elmer Wiek» and family are O«
W. C. Henderer. Anlauf, Ore
koa
n5 9p I the sick list.
cated by the F. T. Benston farm I .
A number from here attended the
literary exercises at Walker Friday
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Nov. 4.—Mrs. F. Benston was in night. The school gavo several of
the numbers on the program.
Eugene on business Friday.
Jess Burleson left Tuesday after
The Earl Smith family moved
Friday into the house recently va- a two months* visit with his par-
SAGINAW.
WHGLEYS
WANTADS
RADIOS
A Stewart-Warner
Five-Tube Set Complete
Installed in Your Home
$110
We carry a complete line of
RADIO ACCESSORIES
Tubes and batteries tested free.
Demonstration in Your
Own Home Free
Service Garage
Long 6? Cruson
Every patron of The Sentinel is helping to
give Cottage Grove a newspaper which emi­
nent authority has stated to be one of the
best country newspapers published anywhere.
JITNEY
â
i
DANCE
AT THE
MIDWAY
SATURDAY NIGHT
NOVEMBER 7
$5.00 CASH
Given away to one of first 2C tickets sold
3 tickets 25c
A Floor With No Competition. Once You Come,
You Always Come.
MUSIC BY THE NIGHT HAWKS
Our Grille Serves Fried Spring Chickens
for 50c 11 a. m. to 12 p. in.
Also Jitney Dinner Dance
Sunday Afternoon
Eugene-Springfield
Auto Camp
Pacific Highway, Melvin Hansen, Owner
GRAY’S CASH & CARRY
Pay Cash and Pay Less
Phone 53—Regular Free City Delivery—Phone 53
SOME STORES Are Like Cal­ day and you get your money
endars—they have special days. back on unsatisfactory pur­
OUR BARGAINS—run every chases.
BEST GUARANTEED CREAMERY BUTTER, Pound
FLOUR
58c
SUGAR
McKenzie softwheat, sack $1.95
Dalles Diamond hd. wheat $2.20 GmUX.
Sapphire, Montana’s Best $2.50 100-pound sack...
$5 9«
CANNED GOODS WEEKS NOVEMBER 1 TO 21
SPECIAL PRICES New Goods Just Arrived—BUY NOW
CORN, standard Iowa, each 15c
Dozen
$1.60
PEACHES, Royal Club, 2i/> 25c
Dozen ..........
$2.75
PEAS, standard, each ... 12V2C
Dozen___ ______
$1.45
TOMATOES, standard—... I2V2C
Dozen........... ......
$1.45
The Above Prices are only a few examples of our regular prices
Phone
GRAYS
EASH&CARRY
Phone