The Cottage Grove sentinel., November 19, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19. 1925
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near to us and keeps us in touch | home of Mrs. Spencer’s parents, Friday night in Springfield at the
with the people and town for which Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ostrander.
home of W. H. Pollard to form
I have a very warm spot in my
Miss Bessie Mooney, formerly a Lane county organization. Cot­
I heart. ”
of Cottage Grove, but now of San tage Grove residents who have been
See the windows at The Pic­ Francisco, wag marrried recently invited to attend the meeting are
to Donald E. Higgins. They will D. A. Forbes, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
ture Shop.
Miss Eva Rice of Roseburg spent make their home in San Francisco. W oodard, Mrs. Elmer Munson, Miss
l the week end as the gu...
of
Better see Nelson for that used Gertrude Tucker and Mrs. Georg
. Miss Ruth Stewart,
Miss Rice, j car. He has them, any kind or Bjoraet.
j Miss Stewart, Dale AVyatt and any price.
Road Work Completed.
I Cecil Caldwell went to Eugene ' ——~—
| Tuesday night to see
Robson
Work on the Row River high-
| in “Helena’s Boys.”
way east of Cottage Grove has
He does this so he will have |
been completed, according to Edwin
| Fuller Brushes—in sets—ideal
a reserve fund if anything B
Tullar,
county
roadmaster.
Main
­
I Christmas gifts. Put in holly boxes
goes wrong with his busi- B
tenance
material
for
this
section,
free. Phone G. B. Arnest. Phone
ness or investments.
■!
as well as for a section completed
124-J.
o22tfc(T) |
last
spring,
is
now
being
placed.
A marriage license was issued I
Wednesday in Eugene to Wesley
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
P. McNutt of Eugene and Ruth |
Special week-end discount
Ellen Harris of Cottage Grove.
Department of the Interior. U. S.
land office at Roseburg, Oregon,
Mrs. Mary Smith is visiting in I
October
30, 1925.
Portland at the home of her son, I
Notice is hereby given that
S. R. Smith.
Charles W. Arrington, of Disston,
Oregon, who, on October 29,-1920,
30x3% U. 8. Cord Tire, $10.40. I
i
°N imros ‘.O jum pvojwamoij opuui
Billie Hall Service Station.
012619, for the SE% of section 35,
township 21 south, range I west,
C. E. Stewart is the owner of |
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
Willamette meridian, has filed no­
a new radio set purchased this |
tice
of intention to make final
week from a local dealer.
I three-year proof, to establish claim
to tho land above described, before
Galloway writes insurance.
E. O. Immel, U. S. Commissioner,
E. W. SKILLING, Prop.
A Sunday school rally will be ’
at his office at Eugene, Oregon,
410 Main St.
Phone 81
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. McQuade of held Sunday forenoon at the Metho­
on the lfith day of December, 1925.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Walla Walla arrived Wednesday dist church.
The services will 11
served, or if served by pub
in section 8, township 21, south
Ben Pitcher, John S. Carr, Wilbur sonnllv
to visit at the home of ^heir daugh­ start at 10 o’clock and will con­
range 3 west of the Willamette
. Pitcher and Alexander Lundburg, lication, not less than twenty-eight
ter, Mrs. Nelson Durham.
days front the date of the first
meridian, I.nne county. Oregon.
tinue through the preaching hour.
Oregon,
Mrs. Cathnrine Bader left Tues­ all of Dorena.
publication of this citation, then ns prayed for in the petition of the
HAMILL A. CANADAY,
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Wilcox of A rally day message will be de- day for San Diego, Calif., where
Leonard Culver spent the week
Shunavon,
Saskatchewan,
were livered by the pastor, John A. she will spend the winter. Mrs. n2-30c___________________ Register. and there to show cause, if anv administrator filed in the above
end in Falls City.
exist, why an order of sale should i entitled court. This citation is
Deputy Sheriff Pitcher was week-end guests at the home of Mr. Linn.
not bo made of tho following de­ . issued pursuant to an order of the
Orpah Benson and her daughter,
NOTICE OF ROAD DISTRICT
and
Mrs.
J.
N.
Town.
scribed
real estate, to-wit:
■
called to Portland yesterday in a
The Sentinel $2.25 during Mary F.llen, will occupy the Bader
i above entitled court, dated Novem-
MEETING.
Beginning at a point 96 rods and I her 10, 1925.
stolen automobile case.
Nelson
has
two
repossessed
cars
November,
$3
thereafter,
.
Save
residence
during
her
absence.
Mrs.
I
3 links south and 203 rods and
Witness the Honorable C. P. Bar­
To whom it may concern: Notice
Benson has resigned her school in
The Sentinel $2.25 during —a Studebaker light six and a six bits.
18 links west of the northeast nard,
judge of the county court of
November, $3 thereafter. Save Ford coupe. They are for sale Mrs. Earl Garoutte went to Port­ Raymond, Wash., ihid will return is hereby given that a meeting of corner of the M. P. Martin and the state of Oregon for the countv
wife
donation
land
claim
No.
4!
the
legal
voters
being
resident
tax
­
cheap..
land Wednesday for a short visit. here Sunday.
six bits.
Notif. No. 862 thenco east 19 of T.nne, and the seal of said court
payers and owners of real property
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Meeks, their She will be the guest of Mrs.
J. W. McCormick, who had been
rods and 12% links, thence north horoto affixed this 10th day of
The
Sentinel
$2.25
during
in
road
district
No.
57,
in
T.nne
50 rods, to tne center of Martin November, A. D. 1925,
engaged in business at Port Angeles, daughter, Mrs. Sam Veatch -and W. F. Hart.
November,
$3
thereafter.
Save
county,
Oregon,
will
be
held
nt
the
Date of first publication Novotn-
Creek, thence in a westerly di­
Wash., returned Friday and will Mrs. Merville Veatch left today
Mrs. Gavin C. Dyott went to
hour of 1:30 p. m. on the 21st day
rection up said creek to a point ber 12, 1925.
for Portland, Mrs. Sam Veatch Eugene Wednesday and returned six bits.
make his home here.
Date of last publication Decem-
of November, A. D. 1925, nt the
directly north of the place of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sidney
Helliwell
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Graham, Mrs. will go to Tillamook to join her I that evening, accompanied by her of Myrtle Creek visited Monday Grange Hall in said road dis-
beginning, thence south 49 rods ber 10, 1925.
R. S. BRYSON,
to the place of beginning, eon
H. H. Veatch, Mrs. A. R. Spearow husband. They will make their mother, Mrs. F. E. Dunn. Mrs. at the home of Mr. Helliwell's trict to determine whether said
taining six acres, more or loss. n!2dl0c(T)
Clerk.
and Mrs. C. E. Frost composed a home there.
road district shall levy a special
Dunn will visit here for a few brother, A. W. Helilwell.
30x3% U. 8. Coni Tire, $10.40. days.
tax of $717.16 upon all the tax­ zS
theater party to Eugene Tuesday
Billie Hall Service Station.
able property in said district for
night
The only gift your friends
the purpose of providing funds for
Send The Sentinel for. a Christ­
Mrs. Alice 8. Foskett, in writ­ not buy is your photo. Good
macadamizing road from postoffice
mas present. Subscribe at reduced ing from Perry, N. Y., says: “The traits cannot be finished as quick­
to end of macadam on Cottage
November rate and have paper Sentinel might be compared to the ly as kodaks, so make your ap­
Grove-Lorano road, or as the voters
started at Christmas time.
automobile, it brings the town so pointment now. Monroe guaran-
decide at the meeting.
tees to please. 22 north Sixth
C. P. BARNARD,
street.
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Countv Judge.
CLINTON HURD,
C. B. Doyle of Grass Valley,
Countv Commissioner.
Ore., left for his home Wednesday,
O. E.‘ CROWE,
after a short visit at the home of
n5-19c(T)____ County Commissioner.
j his sister, Mrs. C. O. Maynard.
John Hostettler of Grants Pass
NOTICE OF BOAD DISTRICT
was a business visitor in Cottage
MEETING.
Grove Tuesday.
Nelson has a confiscated tourin';
To whom it may concern: Notice
ear—for sale at a very low price,
is hereby given that a meeting of
the legal voters being resident tax­
Protestant churches of the city
If you are going to be in
payers and owners of real property
will combine in a union Thanks-
the market for Tires or
in
road
district
No.
14,
in
Lane
giving day service next Thursday
county, Oregon, will be held at the
Tubes, 1 would advise
forenoon at the Methodist church.
hour of 2 p. in. on the 21st day of
you to buy now, as prices
Each pastor will have a part in the
November, A. D. 1925, at the
program.
are sure to advance again.
Dorena Hall in said road district,
G. Bentley of Portland was a
to determine whether said road
I have a large complete
business visitor here Wednesday.
district shall levy a special tax of
stock of all sizes and am
$1,070.36
upon
nil
the
taxable
prop
­
Send The Sentinel for a Christ­
iu a position to quote you
erty in said district for the purpose
mas present. Subscribe at reduced
of providing funds for maintenance
some very attractive
November rate and have paper
of all county ronds in district No.
started at Christmas time.
prices. Here is a sample—
14 by order of County Rom1 Mas­
Arthur McLaughlin of Portland
ter
Ed
Tulinr
for
county
court.
was a business visitor here Wed­ S. R. PIPER DIES AFTER
C. P. BARNARD,
LONG ILLNESS
nesday and a guest at the home of
County Judge.
A. G. Williams.
CLINTON HURD,
•
Missionary in Charge
Pneumonia Attack Proves Fatal To
County Commissioner.
Dr. Hagen cures headache.
Coast Fork Resident.
O. E. CROWE,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Spencer
n5-19c(T)____ County Commissioner.
of Eugene spent Sunday at the
Sidney Rutherford Piper, resident
of Cottage Grove since 1889, died
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION
Wednesday forenoon at his home
Department of the Interior, U. 8.
on the Coast fork. Funeral services
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
will bo hold Friday forenoon at November
5, 1925.
10:30 from the Mills chapel, Dun­
Notice is hereby given that
can P. Cameron officiating. In Alfred L. Lent, of Cottage Grove,
Mât. UjM
terment will be in the A. F. & Oregon, who, on December 29, 1920,
made Homestead Entry, No. 013583
RADIO
A. M.-I. O. O. F. cemetery.
for Lots 1 and 2, and E% NW>4,
Mr. Piper contracted pneumonia section 33, township 22 8. range 3
some time ago and had been seri­ west, Willamette meridian, has filed
ously ill since then. He had passed notice of intention to make three
proof, to establish claim to
, the critical stage and some hope year
the land above described, before
I was held for his recovery, but his the U. 8. Land Office, at Rose
j age and weakened condition pre- burg, Oregon, on the 18th day of
December, 1925.
I vented his rallying.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Mr. Piper was born April 21, Richard
Garinan, E. Geer, J. W.
j 1848, in Virginia and was married Bemis, H. C. Cobb, all of Cottage
I to Elizabeth Hester Clark July 13, Grove, Oregon.
1870, in Jonesboro, Tenn. Mr. and non coal HAMILL A. CANADAY,
n9<!7c(2)
Register
I Mrs. Piper lived in Tennessee for
I several years before coming to
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Oregon.
Mr. Piper was a Confederate
Department of the Interior, Unit­
I soldier, having served through the ed States Land Office, Roseburg,
I entire war. He was wounded at Oregon, October 20, 1925.
Notice is hereby given that Butte I
the siege of Petersburg and was
n member of a famous company Mooney, of Cottage Grove, Oregon,
I which emerged from the battle of who, on Novemb'-r 30, 1920, made
Farm Homestead Entry,
j the Wilderness with four men of Adjoining
No. 013,087, for NW% SE%, Sec­
nn
original
strength
of
150.
He
tion 17, Township 21 H., Range 2
The Stewart- Warner Table Cabmet Radu
»bown a JUS—Stewart-Warner Reproducer was engaged in business in Cottage West,
Willamette Meridian, hns
uceosio uNoes
u S HAW AATCHT* Ì2S— Stewart- Warner Radro Tuba eacA $J Grove several years ago.
filed notice of intention to make
Surviving are the widow, a son, three year Proof, to establish claim !
Archie C. Piper of Portland and to the land above described, before |
a daughter, Julia Miriam Piper, E. O. Immel, U. 8. Commissioner, I
who made her home with her par­ at Eugen«?, Oregon, on the 1st day
Nothing is superior for proper preparation of the Thanks-
ents. Three grandsons, Ray Nelson of December, 1925.
giving bird than a Wearever Aluminum Roaster, whethcr
Claimant
names
as
witnesses:
j
of Cottage Grove and Bernard and
Bert Isaacson, Mrs. L. C. Dowens, i
the bird be Turkey, Goose, Duck or Chicken.
Lamar Piper of Portland sur­ George
Morris, Albert Rissue, all ;
and a great grandson, Robert of Cottage Grove, Oregon,
' j 'HE real joys of Radio The Matched-Unit idea— vive
Meats roasted in a Wearever retain their juicy and nu­
Lyle Nelson of Cottage Grove. A non-conl HAMILL A. CANADAY,
tritious
sweetness which is lost when the meat is exposed
* come to those who own a Stewart-Warner achieve' sister, Mrs. Fannie Markwood, lives o22nl9(2)
Register, i
to dry heat. Also—
in Knoxville, Tenn., and a brother,
the best. And the exper­ ment—makes this Radio do Robert L. Piper, resides in Haris-
CITATION.
ienced fan knows that the the things you have always burg.
In the county court of the state
You should sec some af the specials we are offering in
“best" in Radio now means wanted a Radio to da
of Oregon, for Lane county, in the
Neet Car in Wreck.
C
O M M UNITY 8ILVERW ARE KNIVES, F()RKS,
matter
of
the
estate
of
R.
Pope,
A ear driven oy Harry W. Nect deceased.
the Stewart-Wimer. Every
SPOONS AND CARVING SETS.
of
Cottage
Grove
was
struck
Mon
To:
Dorris
Pope,
and
to
all
other
I
unit in Stewart-Warner Let us show you the won­ day by another car on the Pacific persons unknown, if any such i
be.
Radio is not only perfect derful MatchedUmt Radio highway a few miles north of there
In the name of the state of Ore '
Sutherlin and two men, occupants gon,
you
hereby cited and re- i
in itself, but also accu­ We will relieve you of all of the other ear, were pinned un­ quired to arc appear
in the county,
der their machine when it over­ court of the state of Oregon, for
rately matched for per­ technical details and give turned
in the ditch. They escaped the county of Ijine in the county
room in the county courthouse i
fect working unison with you, through our service, with minor injuries, Neet was not court
at Eugene in said county of Lane ’
injured, The machine which went on Tuesday the 22nd day of De
complete rad» satisfaction. into
every other unit
the ditch was wrecked. Neet *■ comber, 1925, at ton o’clock in the
forenoon of said day; and not less
ear was only slightly damaged.
than ten days after the service of
this citation upun you, if served with
Alumni to Organize.
in Lane county, Oregon; and not
LONG fir GRt’SON
Alumni and former students of less than twenty days if served in \
Willamette Univernity will meet any other county ia this state, if any |
One Big Financier
Keeps One-Fifth of His Money In
Certificates of Deposit.
^^Best forSalads^^
Ideal for Frying
A Perfect Shortening
O|U
WET
WASH
You Need a Reserve Fund Too
10% OFF
Our Certificate of Deposit
Will Provide It.
[
Bank of Cottage Grove
DOMESTIC
LAUNDRY
E
S3
Briefs
U. S. ROYAL
C. T. c. TIRES
The Chapel Car
Good Will
Cordially Invites You to All Services
Next Sunday.
Hear Rev. Chappelle at 11 o’clock
on, How The Baptists Can Build
RADIOLA
KENNEDY
FADA
A $1Q,OOO CHURCH
Radio
Ray Nelson
Hear Rev. Orr at 7:30 on, The Fool
And His Sins.
Tire Prices Have
Advanced and will
Advance Again.
J. D. Chappelle Th. G
A 30x3y2 U. S. CORD TIRE FOR THE
SMALL SUM OF $10.40
Billie Hall’s Service Station
Por Your
Thanksgiving Bird
Matched-Unit Radio
Carving Sets and Table Cutlery
Darby & Liston
SERVICE GARAGE
“In Hie ir New 1lome”
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