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PAGE FOUR COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, MONDAY, DECEMBER 13. 1926, THOBNTON CORNEES ing at the home of his sister, Mn. Charles Trent, until after the (Special to The Sentinel.) holidays. Dev. 11.—Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. James Plaster went to REGULAR MEETING EVERY Trent and daughter visited Sunday Eugene several day» of the past Thursday evening of Cottage with Mr». Trent’» brother, John week to receive medical treatment for poisoning in one of her eyes. Order Allen of Blue Mountain. Grove Aerie, Fraternal had Clifford Short ridge, who Eagle», at W. O. W. hall. tf been employed near Portland, came MOUNT VIEW iF YOU WANT BETTER AND home Saturday of last week to cheaper shingles for your money, remain until after the holiday». (Special to The Sentinel.) Mrs. Olive Berrey was a Eugene call at Comstock Shingle mill or J. R. Cooley has been ill during visitor one day last week, ac ask T. G. Short at secondhand the past week with a severe cold. store, Cottage Grove, or John companying Mrs. Leia Gellers and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Patton of Dornath, Black Butte route, Cot Mrs. Cleo Morelock of the Grove. Blue Mountain are living in the Mr. and Mrs. Ed Johnson of house on the place which George tage Grove, Oregon. d2tfc Gowdyville were at the James Lay ng has rented from the bank. FURNISHED THREE ROOM Plaster home Thursday. M. (’. Hendrickson of Cottage apartment for rent. 1627 west Mr». G. B. Arnest has been ill Grow was a caller Wednesday Main street. d6 16p during the past week. the Clarence Johnson home. Mr. ami Mr». James Maust and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Garoutte FOR SALE OR TRADE—NEW Mr». Ellena Maust and Stanley Oldsmobile six sedan, 1925 Peterson of Eugene were at the Fairview and Mr. and Mrs. model, good a» new, has only been 8. P. Short ridge home one evening Yancey of Klamath Falls were all day visitors Tuesday at the run 7600 miles. Will take down last week. home of Mrs. Amanda Sears. payment or good used car with Keene, Mr. ami Mrs. Howard Miss Mabel Mosby, teacher of terms on balance, or will exchange who were married last week in for ewe». E. B. Lawson, Yoncalla, Eugene, arc visiting at the home the Mount View school, has been d9-13p of Mr. Keene’s parents, Mr. and sick all the past week arid there Oregon. has been no school on that ac count. TOY FOX TERRIER PUPS FOR Mrs. W. A. Keene. Charles Chapman stepped on a A doctor was called to attend »aie, E. B. Lawson, Yoncalla, Oregon. d9-13p nail one «lay last week and was two of the Charles Kinch children laid up for a few day». during the past week. FOR RENT—ABOUT 200 ACRES Mr. and Mrs. Mike Quaglia of Mr. and Mrs. George Layng vis all ready for the plow. About Marcóla are visiting at the home ited Monday evening with Mrs. half nearly new land. Five-room of Mr. Quaglia’» brother, D. Amanda Bears and sons. house and farm buildings on the Quaglia. Mrs. Mike Quaglia has .Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dunnavin of For cash or grain rent, been very ill the past few days. Cottage Grove were Sunday guests place. and look it over. Lewis and Come M rs. R. B. Dixon »[tent Friday of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Coolev. (’lark Investment company, Lorane, in Cottage Grove at th«* home of J. A. Schneider was in Cottage d!3c Mrs. B. F. Rinard. Ore. Grove Wednesday. Mrs. Amanda Sears spent Thur»- Mr? ami Mrs. George Foster MAN AND WIFE WANT JOB to run cook house. J. L. Allen, were called to Divide Friday evo- day in Cottage Grove. 1140 south Sixth street, Cottage ning hv the illness of Mr. Foster’si Mr. Simone’s i» employed at the I Grove, Oregon. dl3p mothdr, Mr». A. E. Foster, who Chambers mill. »uffered a paralytic stroke that FOR SALE OR TRADE—140 morning, The stroke affected one BLUE MOUNTAIN acre», all in cultivation. $1000 whole »ide and her speech, Hope (Special to The Sentinel.) will handle. O. W. Hays. <113 30p is held that she may completely Dee. 11.—John Kerr bought a recover. FOUND —] BUNCH OF KEYS Phillip Horn, who had been new logging team last week at Thursday on Row river road staying at the home of his aunt, Dorena. Dad Pitcher drove the near the Pete Tonole place. Owner Mrs. George Foster, left Saturday horses home for him. may have same by proving prop- for his home in Lebanon. The missionary society will meet i erty and paying for ad. The Sen- Dan Allen of Westfir is stay- Thursday, December 16, at the! d!3 find. home of Mrs. Rich Martin. Mrs. Roy Dickson and «laughter FOR SALE- A C E T Y LENE Doris, Mrs. George Foster and lighting plant complete with daughter Philips and Philip Horn i fixture», pipe and gem* rat or. Would visited at the Bert Lancaster cost $500, goes at $50. Also %• FOR S AI, E—FIV E P U R E B R ED home one day last week. inch and % inch pipe. George Mrs. Henry Shaw of Kerr’s Hollywood cockerels from $25 <113p Lea, south Sixth street. a setting Hollywood eggs from sa*winill is sick with a cold. Tommy Patton is having a car-1 FOUND— SMALL RUSSET hens with 280 to 287 egg records purse, containing some change mated to 300 egg mah*. Priced to load of piling trucked out from | Mrs. M. Nordstrom, phone his homestead. and a hinged coinb, in Dr. C. E. »ell. d!3-16p Mrs. Jessie Crawford, Mrs. *i Frost’s waiting room. dl3c 29F4. WANTADS Finley Whipp», Mr. and Mrs. George Duerst and children and Joe Perkins were Grove visitors from here Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson \tfhipps and son Ervin were guest» Thurs day evening at the John Pitcher home at Kerr’s sawmill. Mr. and Mr». Bob Lancaster visited over the week end at the Bert Lancaster home. graving. The S< 1 Home Paper Is Necessary. ('. M. r’oskett, a former resident non living in Perry, N. Y., writing to renew her »ubscrip- tinn to The Sentinel, said, U1 x nplv would not know how to do \i’h ut the old home town paper s<» m enclosing a check for next y< r. We have been having zero w-at her for nearly a week with anov» about seven inches. But it !<■ moderated and is 30 above just at present. ’ * M t .-. K nowles & G raber • HARDWARE Cottage Grove : Oregon OUR LINE Of Building Materials Is Very Complete Let us quote you on your orders. We believe we can save you money Godard & Randall ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIALS Just North of S. P. Station—Phone 100 Every patron of The Sentinel is helping to give Cottage Grove a newspaper which eminent authority has stated to be one of the best country newspapers published by anyone anywhere. A SMALL down payment gets it, installed, all ready to tune in. The balance you pay in convenient monthly amounts as you enjoy the set. stock is exhausted. Come in today. Radio—hear it—reserve it for one gifts. 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