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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL. MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 19g5 T PAGE THREE Curious. CARD OF THANKS. F. E. Mendenhall returned Thurs She: You drive awfully, fast, Wo wish to express our sincere 1 day evening from Portland, where appreciation for the many kind he attended a convention of the dòn’t vou ? He: Yea. I touched 70 yester- nesses shown us in onr recent be- ! northwest division, United States reavement. I chamber of commerce. He reported day. Mr. and Mrs. SAM R. VEATCH.! She: Di<l you kill any of themf a successful meeting, adding thut Mr. and Mrs. ROY R. MEEKS, I the discussions among the secre The convenience of ordering Groceries from us by phone taries proved highly beneficial. Mr. and Mrs. O. O. VEATCH, j ATHLETIC CLUB MEETINGS. dl4p i and family. is an economy every housewife should learn the use. The Cottage Grove Athletic club Mrs. L. McAboy of this city t I recently received from her son has changed its meeting night to . Charles, located at Miami, Florida, Tuesday. Business men, employes NOTICE OF ELECTION OF ; a copy of a daily newspaper pub- of business houses and any others SCHOOL DIRECTORS. ’ lished in that c>ty, the periodical wishing to join are invited to do Mother will be de ! containing 172 pages. The issue so. «All that is necessary to join Notice is hereby given to the PHONE 65 the great amount of adver- is to appear any Tuesday night at | legal voters of school district No. lighted with the ease ! ' shows tising carried by Florida papers* high school gymnasium aud pay ' 45, of Lane county, state of Oregon, membership fee. . that at next annual school meeting and success she has during the boom. BRIGHTON LEONARD, | to be held on June 21, 1926, two Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Roby of Eu Secretary. j directors will be elected who shall preparing oui* se gene were in Cottage Grove Mon d!4p I serve two years, in conformity with day on business and visiting Mr. lect, fresh and ten j and Airs. J. 8. Lowry. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. I section 359, Oregon School Laws, regulating first class districts. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Baker of der Poultry. Department of the Interior, U. S. C. E. UMPHREY, Chairman. | Portland are visitors at the home Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, Attest: November 5. 1925. of Mrs. Baker ’ s parents at Dorena And the children--- 1 and will return home Friday. Notice is hereby given that WORTH HARVEY, Clerk. dl4c Lawson L. Slagle, of Culp Creek, watching her “baste A nine-pound son was born Fri Oregon, who, on July 19. 1923, TEACHERS' EXAMINATION. Homestead Entry, , No. 015059 day to Mr. and Mrs. Pred Bennett made for NW’4 SWV4, section 9, town it” or getting a peek I nt a Eugene hospital. ship 22 so'uth, range 1 west. k Notice is hereby given that th filed was injured Thurs Willamette meridian, has ___ at it while it’s in the I day J. F. at Neilson notice of intention to make three semi-annual examination for teach the Anderson A- Mid year proof, to establish claim to er’s certificates will be held in the oven—will hardly be dleton camp. He wa.i struck by a the land above described, before county court room in Eugene, com log in^ueh a manner that his knee O. E. Immel, IT. 8. Commissioner, al mencing at 9 a. iu . December 16, able to wait until I [ was Eugene, Oregon, on the 18th day of badly wrenched, and continuing four days. A December, 1925. Walter Alurry. an employe of the Claimant names as witnesses: schedule of the time subjects are I)ad says “Pass your W. A. Woodard Lumber company, Loren W. Hunt, Lee Wetmore, to be given will be furnished on E. Damewood, Benjamin M. application. plates!” Then watch was injured Friday when a falling Joseph E. J. MOORE, limb struck him on the head, caus- Hawlev, all of Culp Creek, Oregon, <17&14 Co. School Supt. non-coal HAMILI. A. CANADAY, Everybody Eat! I ing a bad eut and bruises about n£d7c_(£)____^_^____Registo^ I the scalp. • ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. » A son was born Friday to Mr. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. and Mrs. Ivan Abeene of London. Notice is hereby given that the Department of the Interior, U. 8. undersigned hus been duly appoint Miss Lulu Hull and niece, Lois See Long & Cruson’s Window Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, ed bv the county court for Lane | Mae Stoneburg, * spent Sunday at November 5, 1925. county, Oregon. Administrator of the J. E. Banton home at London. Culver & Anderson Notice is hereby given that George Ott of this city is pleased Alfred L. Lent, of Cottage Grove, the estate of S. R. Piper, deceased. Radio Batteries Recharged 50c PHONE 46 Oregon, who. on December 29, 1920, All persons having claims against over finding the residence of his made Homestead Entry, No. 013583 tho said estate are hereby required brother-in-law, Thomas A. Hill, at for Lots 1 and 2, and E% NW1/,, present same duly verified, to Stockton, Calif., after a 25-year section 33, township 22 S. range 3 to me at the office of J. Ti Young, search. He was traced through west, Willamette meridian, has filed attorney for, said estate, at his Miss Ruth Shearer of Eugene was «luring the past week on account of notice of intention to make three office in Cottage Grove. Lane coun a visitor Sunday ut the home of the illness of Mr. Wyatt’s father, the Spanish War Veteran bureau year proof, to establish claim to at Washington. her brother, W. 8. Shearer. AL F. Wyatt, who is recovering. the land above described, before ty, Oregon, within six months after LONG Cf CRUSON near Airs. Will Adamson, living the U. 8, Land Office, at Rose tho date of thij notice. A. W. Helliwell is suffering with Calvin Robbins arrived Friday Drain, sustained a fractued arm burg, Oregon, on the 18th dav of Dated and date of first publica a severe attack of rheumatism. PHONE 75 from Bend and will visit until Sunday while walking from her December, 1925. tion, December t, 1925. Claimant names as witnesses: Get your tires and cars repaired after Christmas at the home of his home to get into the family car. ARCHIE C. PIPER, COTTAGE GROVE Richard Garman, E. Geer, J. W. at Motor Inn. All work guar- | mother, Mrs. Lucy Robbins. Administrator of the estate of The fracture is not a serious one H. C. Cobb, all of Cottage anteed. Time to retire. Get a i Galloway, insurance, 511 Mein. M and was treated by a local physi- Bemis, S. R. Piper, deceased, Grove, Oregon. J. E. Young, r Fisk at Motor Inn. dl4-21c ! Misses Adelaide and Laura Ad cian. non-coal HAMILL A. CANADAY, } Register Attorney for estate. d7j4e(M> Air. and Mrs. R. R. Meeks and | amson of Drain spent the week Air. and Mrs. Calvin Milton and n9d7c(2) Mrs. Oliver Veateh were called to | end with their aunt, Airs. Frank son Ray of North Yakima, Wash., Tillamook Friday by the serious Hawkins. were overnight guests Saturday of illness of their grandson, Jack J. F. Robinson of Portland, for Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Breedlove, Russell Veateh, son of Mr. and Mrs. mer resident of Eugene and well while on their way to San Diego Sam R. Veateh. , The baby died known among Masons of Oregon to spend the winter. that night. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Boslough of as former secretary of the grand Galloway writes insurance. lodge, is reported as seriously ill Oakland spent Sunday at the home of their son, Sidnev Boslough. O. AL Kem has been confined to at his home in Portland. “ A. Sanders and Mrs. the house several <lpys with a se- j Spirella supporting and figure train Mrs. G. vere cold. ing garments for every type. Spirella Francis Wicks returned Saturday quality hosiery, silk lingerie. All from a visit with friends in Port- make nice Christmas gifts. Mrs. E. C. land. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Terwilliger Shay, 305 Sixth street. d7-21p(AI) of Portland were guests Friday of George Miller of this City was a Air. and Mrs. Som Newcomb, while patient of the past week at a On their way to their new home Eugene hospital. at Powers, Oregon. Claude Bearisto, of the Lane Charles VanDenburg and daughter Auto company, returned Friday Miss Eunice, of Eugene, were Fri evening from._attending a meeting day evening guests at the home of of Star car dealers held at Oak- Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kime. land, Calif. Mrs. Robert Allen left Friday Archie Jones returned Friday for Fresno, Calif., to make her from a Eugene hospital, .where" he home. Mrs. Blanch Peters of Portland had been taking treatments for an injured knee which he sustained arrived Friday for a visit at- the several days ago while employed home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. i at the Ariderson & Middleton camp | F. M. Green. Has Some Christmas Mrs. Ida Veateh entertained Mr. at Rujada. Suggestions G. C. Cherry sustained a badly and Airs. Victor Kem and the TUBES bruised back a few days ago, when O. M. Kem family at dinner Sun I he was struck by a choker while day. B BATTERIES working at the W. A. Woodard LOUD SPEAKERS Motor Cycle Rao* Held. i Lumber company’s camp. A motorcycle race was held Sun- HEAD PHONES Pat Jennings arrived Friday from his mining claim in eastern Oregon day on the roads leading out of SMALL SETS AT and will make an indefinite stay Cottage Grove. Of the 11 entrants $15—$35—$65 three finished with a perfect score: with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Buckle of Ameil Hawkins with an Indian (Jive the boy a parts order. i Nathalem, Oregon, arrived ft-iday Scout bike, Harry Davidson with a Lot him build his own. for a holiday visit at the home Harley-Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. of Mrs. Buckle’s parents, Mr. and Chauncey Overton with a Harley- Davidson and side car. Orbe Mrs. W. 8. Shearer. Purcell won second place, while Vick Stroud of Eugene and Leo j Clayton Erskine came in third. Miss Kathleen Kem was up from IT WILL BE POSTMARKED “FROM THE NORTH POLE,” Eugene over Sunday visiting her Stroud of Portland are visiting Prizes in cash and merchandise , friends in Cottage Grove for a j were furnished by Harry Rentlc, parents, Mr. and Airs. O. M. Kem. AND ON THE BACK WILL BE A QUAINT PICTURE OF J few days. Christmas photographs at Toll Miss Myrtle Dobberstein returned whilo the entrance fee of $1 each SANTA CLAUS’ GIFT SHOP. man Studio, Eugene. n9dl4c(M) Saturday from Eugene, where she was used to defray the expense of j a feed at Mr. Rentle ’ s bicycle shop Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Carlson of underwent an operation. She is j following the race. Sumner, Wash., arrived iPriday and iapidly recovering. OPEN IT—YOU WILL FIND ON THE DOOR A NOTICE were guests until today at the Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Worrell arc Assist in Entertainment at Eugene. THAT WILL INTEREST YOU. ON THE DOOR MAT YOU home of Mr. and Mrs. Clem Sarff. guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Karl K. Mills, accompanied by Mr. Carlson occupied his former S. T. ’ White. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boslough and FIND A LARGE “WELCOME.” pulpit in the Christian church for Jay Horning of Portland spent both morning and evening services the week end here with relatives son Ralph and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ostrander and daughter Helen, yesterday. • and friends. OPEN IT AGAIN -AND YOU WILL FIND THAT SANTA It pays to shop at Tollman I Mrs. Joseph McGee of Seattle (motored to Eugene Friday evening Studio, Eugene. n9dl4c(M) I is the guest of Mrs. Bert Trask ; to attend the Christmas entertain CLAUS’ GIFT SHOP IS NONE OTHER THAN YOUR meat given in the armory by the Air. and Mrs. Ernest Wyatt have | and Mrs. Robert Quigley, her service clubs. The Cottage Grove been up from Eugene several times j | sisters-in-law. ELECTRIC COMPANY WITH A LARGE SELECTION OF Lions club’s contribution was n lOminnte skit by Ralph Boslough GIFTS FOR YOUR INSPECTION. T and Helen Ostrander. Proceeds from the entertainment went to the Salvation Army for Christmas I charities. — IN Charles F. Leonard Dies. Charles F. Leonard, age 62, died / Friday at a hospital in Portland. ■ Mrs. Harriett Leonard of this city, ! mother of the deceased, was at IE YOU WILL ACCEPT OUR INVITATION, WE WILL BE I the bedside of her son and re DELIGHTED TO SHOW YOU ALL THE ATTRACTIVE AND mained for the funeral which was USEFUL (HETS ON DISPLAY IN OUR . held Saturday. A brother, Arthur 1 Leonard of Cottage Grove, SANTA CLAUS GIFT SHOP 1 attended the services. SELECT POULTRY TRY ORDERING GROCERIES FROM US BY PHONE For a Delightful Christmas Dinner! McQueen’s Grocery If you saw it first you saw it in The Sentinel COMPLETE RADIO SET $130« Quality Market SERVICE GARAGE Radio Ray ¡ÊLAUS 1ÊIFT £H0P * t YOUR INVITATION WILL COME SOON Evangelistic Campaign « The Chapel Car Three Nights This Week and Sunday Bv the Chapel Car Missionary R«‘v Chappelle’s sermon themes will be: Wednesday night, A MODEL SINNER; Thursday night. A MODEL SAVIOR; Friday night, A MODEL SAINT an* Sunday morning. THE RIGHT USE OF A WRONG LIFE. Sunday night, the Chriatmaa Program in Tableau Pivturea, Ten Aria Showing Christ in Prophecy From the Garden of Eden to the Hill Tops at Bethlehem on That First Chriatmaa Night. « i Bookkeeping systems. Sentinel. The CALL FOR BIDS FOR WOOD. Notice is hereby given that the directon of school district No. 45, Laae county. Oregon, will receive sealed bids for wood. Ss per speci fications on file with clerk, to December 29. 1925, reserving tho right to reject say and all bids. WORTH HARVEY. dl<-21eflf) Clerk. 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