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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1925 PAGE THREE Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Johnson ar returned Saturday from Willamina, rived from Gold Beach Thursday where they had been visiting. I ■ afternoon. Mr. Johnson has gone They went to Eugene to attend I to Vancouver barracks, Vancouver, I the football game and went from I Wash., for 15 days’ special military there to Hood River to visit Mr. If you are a Tea or Coffee drinker, you know how much training and Mrs. Johnson will re Leonard ’» sister. it means to have it good. We can highly recommend main at the home of their daugh Martin H. Anderson, who has i Hotel Benson Coffee and several brands of tea, because ter, Mrs. W. E. Lebow. (Eugene Guard.) I been employed at the Woodson gar- we know that they are carefully blended from the After a woman has been tender- c Galloway writes insurance. I age, left Sunday ~ for Silverton, choicest grown. hearted and kind to homeless chil | \ where he has accepted a position. 'William Hickman of Aberdeen, S. D., visited Saturday at the | Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe P. Hurst, of dren all her life and has reared i home of W. H. Ostrander. Mr. 1 Portland, who had attended the to manhood and womanhood 151 Hickman is an old friend of Mrs. U. of 0.-0. A. C. football game at children that were not her own, I Ostrander’s family and was on his : Eugene, visited over the week end another little infant comes along | PHONE 65 with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wright, and, although aged 72 years, Mrs. wav to California. J. V. Speed, 1307 Fifteenth avenue I George O. Knowles was at Flor ; Gordon Wright, who is attending east, will soon be mother by adop ence Saturday to attend the funeral I tho U. of O.. accompanied them Many See Football Game. tion of her sixteenth child. i here and visited his parents. of his brother - in - law, W. H. Cottage Grove was well repre Cries from a tiny baby girl, bare Mr. and Mrs. John Hoblitt and I Weatherson. ly a month old, early yesterday sented Saturday at the football Send The Sentinel for a Christ I son Marion of Silverton spent tho morning awoke Mrs. Speed and game in Eugene between University week with Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Barber Shop *- j mas present. Subscribe at reduced her daughter Marjorie from their of Oregon and Oregon Agricultural I November rate and have paper I Bede. They attended the home slumbers. The cries were answered. college and clerks struggled alone 630 Main, P. S. Bukowski, Prop. coming football game at Eugene. started at Christmas time. The baby was comforted and given in many business establishments Mr. and Mrs. Everett Eads and Mrs. Rena Lewis has sold her warm clothing in place of its damp, with the heavy week-end trade home at the corner of Fifth street j son John arrived yesterday from dirty garments. Officials were no while proprietors watched the bat Medford. Mr. Eads will i return land Washington avenue to Mr. and tified and it was the verdict that tie from the grandstands of Hay Mrs. Almond E. Owens, of Ocean home today and return next Sun- the baby had been left purposely, ward field. More than 100 persons Falls, B. C. Mrs. Owens is a niece day for Mrs. Eads and son, who its parents fleeing. are thought to have attended the For those who do not especially enjoy Fowl, ¡of Mrs. Lewis and made her home will visit at the home of Mrs. No clues were found which might game from here. Members of the we suggest a Roast Ham for Sunday Dinner with Mrs. Lewis for five years some Eads’ sister and father, Mrs. Les- lead to the identity of the tiny football squad of Cottage Grove Barber W o r k in General ; —and be sure that the Ham,is purchased | time ago. Mrs. Lewis will short ter Childs and S. W. Boyd. high, with Coach Grannis, were in special attention to children baby, or where it came from. here. Then you will know it will be de Miss Ruth Bede was home from ly leave to make her home terested spectators. licious. ' with a daughter, Mrs. E. M. Oberg, O. A. C. for the week end. She Card of Thanks. I at Walla Walla, Wash. She ha. was accompanied by Misses Fay We wish to express our sincere PROFESSIONAL CARDS | been making her home here with Wassam and Lorena Geer, sorority appreciation of the many kind- sisters. , another daughter, Mrs. R. S. Trask. nesses extended to us by our DENTISTS The Sentinel $2.25 during Mr. and Mrs. C. Odcnburg of Al friends following the death of our TITUS, D. M. D.—Dentistry. PHONE 46 November, $3 thereafter. Save bany, who had been visiting at son and brother, Walker Wiseman. T_T W. Modern equipment. First Na the home of their daughter, Mrs. MRS. M. J. WISEMAN six bits. tional Bank Building. Hours. 9 to Culver & Anderson and family. Mrs. Kuai of Creswell spent the A. W. Swanson, left Friday for 12 and 1 to 6. Evenings ami Sun Chico, Calif., where they will make day* by appointment. Office phone We supply the home—and week end at the homo of her aunt, an extended visit. Their son Curtis 10, residence phono 212-R. He Strove to Please. save you money. Mrs. M. P.- Garoutte. accompanied them. Boss: “How old are you, sonny?” I AB. W. E. LEBOW.—Dentist. Office Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Blakely and Applicant: “How old a boy do 1-7 Fifth and Main streets. Hours, Dainty glassware, handsome Buy Thanksgiving and Christmas son Howad returned Saturday, af Calvin Marlow, former resident «4:30 to 12 and 1 to 5:30. Evenings t a b 1 e w a r e, brie - a - brae, gifts at Methodist bazaar Wed ter an absence of two weeks in of London and Lorane, died Sunday you want?” miisie:il instruments, linen and Sundays by appointment. Phones: nesday, 2 o’clock. Chicken dinner Eugene and Junction City. in Tucson, Ariz., according to a office 35, residence 161-J. novelties, brooms, all the “ What was the cause of your 6 to 8, 50c plate. message received here by Mrs. Geo. ■---------------------------------- ■ Galloway, insurant", 511 Main. M Sutherland, mother of Mrs. Marlow. business failure 7” thousand thugs that make Mrs. N. J. Nelson Jr. and two ATTORNEYS The Latham Community club met the home attractive and “Advertising.” Mrs. C. A. Marlow, mother of Friday afternoon at the home of children visited last week in Co “handy.” Largest assort “ How come? ” IJERBERT W LOMBARD—Attor Mr. Marlow and former resident burg at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Will Keyes and made plans ney at Law. First National ment ever shown in the city. “I let my competitor do it all.” here, but now of Sunnyside, Wash., Bank Building. Phono 94, Cottage for a bazaar to be held November Fred Deffenbacher, parents of Mrs. went to Tucson several days ago. Grove, Oregon. 21 at the Latham school. The Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Cross and C. R. Eakright loft Thursday on bazaar will be held both afternoon II J. SHINN.—Attorney at Law daughter Lois and son John, of and evening. Proceeds will be a motor trip to California and and Notary Public. Practices 411 MAIN ST. Tacoma, and Mrs. Robert HoffmaD in all courts. Bader building, Cot put into a fund to build a pjay 1 Mexico. and daughter Josephine of Seattle, tage Grove, Oregon. shed at the school. The Sentinel $225 during were week-end guests at the Gborgo PHYSICIANS The Sentinel $2.25 during November, $3 thereafter.. Save McQueen home. Mrs. Cross and Announces his candidacy for Long Distance Hauling November, $3 thereafter. Save six bits. Mrs. Hoffman are cousins of Mr. Republican Nomination as U. S. IAR. C. E. FROST.—Physician Mrs. J. S. MagUidrv, who has six bits. and Surgeon. Offico in Lawson McQueen. Mrs. Cross and Mr. Mc Senator at the May, 1926, Pri Piano Moving a Specialty Building. 1‘nono 47, Cottage Grove, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Hurst of been seriously ill at her home in Queen had not seen each other maries. Oregon. Any Time —Any Where Pirtland were week-end guests of Eugene, was improved Friday it for 25 years. Mrs. Sol Davidson, of Raised on an Iowa farm. i was reported. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wright. Gardiner and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Graduated from Iowa Univer (LAVEN C. DYOTT, M. D.—Phy W. K. Slatey and son Curnow Morrow and daughter Doris of Mar- sity—Academic and Law de ” sician and Surgeon. Evenings Suite 3, Kem of Portland visited over the week cola also were guests at tho Me- partment, and Yale post grad by appointment. Chestnut Brothers, proprietors Cottage Grovo. Entrance on lend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. .Queen home. (Across street from S. P. station) uate. Served four years as Bldg., north Sixth street, just off Main. [ S. S. Lasswell. county superintendent of WINTER COAL IS SO GOOD FORBES, M. D.—Physician Send The Sentinel for a Christ County Agent Is Busy. schools. Five sessions in Iowa IA A. Rock Springs nnd Utah, by sack Surgeon. Calls answered mas present. Subscribe at reduced Activities of the office of O. 8. state Senate. Six and a half day and or night. Matornity work a or ton. Lay ia your winter supply. November rate and have paper Light as a feather, yet full Fletcher, Lane county agricultural years a U. S. Attorney in Alas specialty. Over C. J. Breier Co. of substantial goodness—a agent, are summarized in the fol ka under Roosevelt and Taft. Phones: Office 34, residence 199-J. STORAGE AND GENERAL started at Christmas time. Faultless Cake will make an lowing monthly report: National guard and Mexican TAR. A. W. KIME.—Physician and TRANSFER Mrs. Clara Tayl°r returned last ‘‘Received 263 office cqlls and border service and twenty-nine U Surgeon. Obstetrics and diseases instant hit with every mem week from a visit with friends and Office prone 6 ber of the family. Set one 31 telephone calls in regard to farm months in World War from of women and children a specialty. relatives in Portland. Residence phone 155-L Will care for confinements at his before them tonight—and problems; wrote 212 individual let- Oregon. Overseas with front home Mrs. Clara Taylor returned last if desired. Office over C. J. t^rs; mailed 1577 copies of six cir line divisions in Champaign Broier Co, Phones: Of fico, 234; week from a visit with friends and cut the pieces big. cular letters; visited 12 farms; and Oise-Aine and with Rain- residence, 126-J. Residence address, | relatives in Portland. traveled 574 miles by automobile; bow (42) Division in Argonne. 1149 west Main. Mrs. Flora McGee returned to specialists from the Oregon Agricul Will work zealously for de DBUGLESS PHYSICIANS , her home in Portland Friday, after tural college cooperated a total of velopment of Oregon and Ore | a short business visit here. three days with the county agent; gon ports, for irrigation and TAR. H. A. HAGEN.—Licensed it — rid your system of Catarrh or Deaf Wanted, 200 hungry persons to the county ngent or cooperating reclamation and fulfillment of Drugless Physician. Phone 30. ness caused by Catarrh. G. A. Sanders, Prop. eat chicken dinner Wednesday, 6 specialist spoke at 5 meetings with measures for real benefit of Ostrander Building, 630% Main Sold by droti»» fi" 40 yrarr to S, 50c plate, children 35c. M. E. a total attendance of 366. F. J. CHENEY &. CO., Toledo, Ohio farmers as suggested by their stroet, Cottage Grovo, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mason and i basement. “Number ef days devoted to organizations. Favor World daughter Ila left Friday for Eu Ernest and Glenn Bennett and NOTARY PUBLIC AND NEWSPAPER advertising makes Ken Williams, St. Louis outfield- Joe Young returned Saturday from various projects was as follows: Court. Reform Senate Rules gene, where Mrs. Mason will re . organization, 5.5; rural engineering and will support necessary TTARRY COLLECTIONS big stores out of little ones and 1 er and leading home run hitter of W. NEET. — Collections ceive medical treatment. i Toledo, where they haji been em (mostly on pyrotol), 3.5; poultry, provisions for Law Enforce j the National league last year, and Notary Public. Bader keeps them from going back to It pays to shop at Tollman I stopped here Saturday to visit Earl ployed. horticulture, and farm crops, 2 days ment. building, Cottage Grove. little olios. xx Arthur Elledge of Klamath Falls each; animal husbandry and dairy Studio, Eugene. n9dl4c(M) Hill. Williams’ friendship with j visited over the week end at the Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Yancey of Hill dates from the time both I home of his father, J. A. Elledge, husbandry, 1.5 days each; insect Klamath Falls were visitors last ■ played baseball in Canadian circles. i Mr. Elledge is in charge of bridge pest control, community activities, and miscellaneous, 1 day each.” week at the R. Garoutte home. Mrs. Catharine Bader expects to I construction work at Klamath Falls. Gord on Wright and Wendell leave tomorrow to spend the winter Practice Makes Perfect, Watch the windows at The Pic- Cochran, students at the University i in California. A barber reported to work two ture Shop. of Oregon, spent the week end at Christmas photographs at Toll Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jones of hours late. the homes of their parents. man Studio, Eugene. n9dl4c(M) | Hillsboro, who had been guests at “What's the big idea 7” de- | the Roy Leonard home, returned to manded the bons. “I’m sorry,” replied the barber, I their home Sunday. Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Leonard and their guests “but I talked myself into a sham attended the football game in Eu poo, hair cut and massage.”—Good Hardware. • . gene. • Miss Vera Hendrickson of Port- | land, who had been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones, returned to her heme today. A Good Meal Deserves Good Tea or Coffee A DELICIOUS BAKED HAM FOR SUNDAY DINNER McQueen’s Grocery MPERIAT 1 BOBBING From Kitchen to Parlor Quality Market City Briefs Racket Store James J. Crossley Portland, Oregon Chestnut Transf er If you don’t invite folks to your place of business with NEWSPAPER advertising, they may think that you don’t care whether they visit you or not. Faultless Cake Hall’s Catarrh Medicine The Cottage Grove Electric Bakery City Transfer Co. Miss Adelaide La Casse went to Portland today on a short business trip. Miss Noma Grey, who nnderwe-it a major operation in a Eugene hospital last week, is reported io be recovering. Miss Alsea Hawley went to Portland today on a short business trip. A son was born Sunday evening to Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Hankins at their home in Delight vaiicy. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fnl’.ertcn of Roseburg arrived here today on their way to Oakridge Thev will be accompanied by Arthur Elledge of Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. William Th am spent Sunday in Corvallis visiting Miss Bonita Benger, daughter of Mrs. Thum. Miss Beager, who is a student of Monmouth normal school, is practice teacher for a short term at the children’s home in Corvallis. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Long an<l Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ford of Pom eroy. Wash., were visitors Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Darby. Mrs. Faneho Stubblefield and two children of Pendleton arrived Saturday and are guests nt the home of Mrs. Stubblefield’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawkins. A. C. Piper of Portland and his two sons are at the home of Mr. Piper’s father, S. R. Piper, on the Const fork. The senior Mr. Piper is reported very ill. 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