The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 21, 1927, Page 5, Image 5

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COTTAGE GROVE SEXTJNEL, TUI H.HDAY, JI LY 21, 1927.
1925 Star coupe, 1924 Chevrolet
' Our uaed rar stock is as follows:
<' oii | h -, 1923 Ford touring,
1923
Ford roadster, 1921 Willys Knight
coupe siulan aii'l six or eight
other «•nr», nil inn ken nt very low
prices
Nelson Motor
company,
North Ninth street.
Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Allison and
children will return Sunday froo
Belknap springs, where they spent
ii two week vacation.
Mr. anti Mr». C. F. Hoskins and
’■Ii»» Naomi Hoskins «-turned Tueg
«lay night from Hend, where they
Visited »«•verni days.
How are you fixe«! for lampsf
Elsctrle Hervie« Shop, 513 Mnin tfc
th. Augusta
McCormick was
taken to a Eugene hospital Mun
«lay to received medical treatment
.Miss Julia Linn and Miss t'lnra
I <inn of Hood River are hero to
•P«md a week or ten days at thi
Imine • n their brother, Pastor John
A. I.i nn.
Galloway write» insurance
Mr». Flora McGee returned Mon
•lay from Portland, where she had
I h ' i 'I i visiting at the honte» of her
•laughter», Mr». Beatrice Casey and
Mr». I.ulu Dunmire. Hhe was a«
■ oiiipanied by her two son», CJif
ford and < hurle» McGee.
The Gillette property on »ou th
Hi » t h street ha» l«i-<-n sol<| to Mr.
ami Mrs. Robert
Hendrick» of
<'hloride. Aril. Mr. Hendricks i» a
iiTphcw of Jtoy Hendricks of thi»
city.
The deal was handle.I by
J. A. Lang.
miles southwest of Creswell, have
sold the property to E. B. Good» of Portland Bankers Are
Walla Walla, who will take pos
Charged With Kiting
»«■»»ion this full. Both deals were
handled by Burt Johnston. Mr. and
Mr». Baxa may return this winter President of Northweatern Na-
to permanently locate here.
tional and Publisher
Mi»» Gladys Turner of Grant»
I’ll»» and Miss June Roekey of
Out on Bondii.
Ho«.i'burg are visiting at the home
of Mini Turner’s sister, Mrs. David
Weidenberg.
PORTLAND, July 21. (U.P.)—
inni
former president
Clinton Barber visited Wednes- Emery
Northwestern Ns
lay at the Jack Hanson home on of the
I J. E. Wheeler,
his way home to Marshfield from tional
the Telegram
visiting his old home in Montana. former
The Elmer Caldwell family of Publishing company, which recently
Elmira and Mr. Caldwell’s niece, was disposed of at a bankrupt
Lois Inman of Eugene, arrived to­ court »ale, are both free today on
day to visit Mr. Caldwell’s par­ bonds of $15,900 each, following
ents, Mr. and Mr». Charles Cald the arrest of the tw«i on charges of
conspiracy to misapply $796,415 of
well.
fund» of the bank.
Archie Ji/nex I» in a Eugene hi«»-
Secret indictments were returned
pital, where be is receiving modi- late yesterday by a federal grand
Family Reunion Held
••nl treatment.
jury. It wax nllegeiPthat Wheeler
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown will presented worthless cheexs and that
On 101st Anniversary
leave Hunday to visit at the home Olmstead accepted them, depositing
of their daughter, Mrs. Ed Mosier them to the credit <-f the McCor­
For the first time in 18 years
of
Umpqua Ferry.
mick Lumber company, of which
I'l.mir Ml
nil
eight children of F. L. Cren
Frank
Miller underwent
Wheeler
was
also
preadent,
know
­
an
IL A. Trunk
operation at a Eugene hospital to- ing them to lie worthless, and that shaw of Marcola are together, the
•lav to remove a growth from the each tim«! a worthless check was i reunion being hebl here today in
bone of a leg. He is a grandson returned another of the same kind honor of the 101st anniversary of
of Mrs. Matilda Jones.
was accepted to cover up the short­ .Mrs. Melvina Willis, mother of Mr.
Crenshaw. The elderly woman re­
age.
Mrs. Frank Hambrick r«*turn<*d
.Mr. and Mrs. A. 1
cently lost the power of speech
Baker o«
Wheeler
and
Olmstead
were
also
today from Eugene, where she vis
Huleiii , isited several «lays this
owners of the Wheeler Olmstead through a slight paralytie stroke
ited
a
week
with
her
sister,
Mr«,
week III the holll«- of
but is yt in good health and her
rs. Baker,’»
Lucv Armstrong, She will leave Lumber company, which has also
ptirent», Mr. and Mr». i w. Me
eye» sparkled as of yore when the
gone
into
bankruptcy.
»«on to visit in Portland and
Fnrllind. They were re riling from
reporter called to congratulate her
Scappoose with her sisters, Mrs.
a
viicntion
»p«<nt
irilis
nn«i
and get a story of the reunion.
Frank Hnfley sustained i< broken
Helen Vilas, Mrs. Frank Cathcart
Those herb in addition to the
finger of the right baud Tueiulfty , Vancouver, H. C.
Methodist Camp Meet
nnd Mr«. Charles Van Buren.
father are: H. F. Crenshaw, Fossil;
when a hor»«1 which he had eiiught
HIDE IN THE WHIPPET tho
Charles Hpray. who has been in
Is to Start Tonight Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hays, Wood­
by the halter reared and pluiig«d only mo<|«>rn light car. He«* N c I nou
training at th<- United States naval
land, Wash.; Mrs. Dolly Branson
and twisted the finger, which wax Motor <*o. for ilemon»tration.
yards at Great Lukes, Ill., is here
an«l son, Spray; Mr. and Mrs. An­
also biidly sprained,
rhe F. (.'. Houser family returned
The seventh annual camp meeting derson Renfrow and two sons, Fall
visiting hi» parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Take Hom«
Mr» Hill, mother of Mrs. O. W. the first of tip week from Bend.
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of the Oregon conference of the Creek; Mrs. Ella Hendrickson and
John Hpray.
Hava of this city, died last week Tliev attended the dedication of
Brick of
M r». Herbert Hawley and chib Methodist church will open tonight daughter, Portland; Mrs. Ella Mays
in Portland. The funeral was held the Crooked river bridge.
•Iren
are taking care of the Frank in the tabernacle on the camp ami Iso «laughters. Junction City;
Friday at Eugene.
A looked food »ale will I»«1 given
Hambrick place while Mr. Ham ground« on east Main street. Dr. Ralph Crenshaw, Mohawk; Mr. and
■Saturday at
A Kliort'k by
•nd Lika You for
liriek is visiting' his daughter, Mrs. Ira J. Hargett, Kansas City evan Mrs. Arthur Garrison and daughter.
uaDnuDuuuuauantluauuauDun on«* division Smith
Doing fto
of the Prekbvteriiin
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Mrs. F. L. Crenshaw,
Edna Bissell of Dunsmuir, Cal., and gelist and platform orator, will for Marcoln.
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Indies* aid.
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Mr». Hambrick is visiting her sis­ the third time open the session.
mother of the eight children, was
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A number of families are already her«- two weeks ago hut died dur­
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Insure in muro innurn neu, Cbua.
ters in Portland and Scappoose.
t:
11 a Hull.
occupying
the camp grounds and ing the past week. Her death has
Commsrclal
Lunch
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Mr». Hawley has been working in
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building» and the prospect is for not been made known to Mrs. Wil­
B
Tin-
Wilxou
Little
family
of
Boise,
Idn.,
and
is
here
on
her
vacn
ti
h
a reeord attendance. There will be li» for fear of the effect it might
■i
tion.
o Junction City visited over the week
a
h
■tensions each day of the ten-day have on her.
Wilkins
Little Richard Smith, »on of Mr.
a
I! • nd with the Slier num
session for young and old, as fol
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11 family n«'nr Lorane.
I.. H. Crenshaw, a son of Mrs.
and
Mrs.
Joe
Smith,
wax
knocked
h
11
lows: Prayer meeting, 7:30 p. m.;
Mr».
J.
F.
Lamson
left
Tuesday
h
Mr». A. W. Kime and I Miss
unconscious Tuesday evening when bible study hour, 9 a. m.; preach- Willis, was also here today.
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u • rystal Robinson drove to Mu lem fur Portland, where „he will visit he was crowded from the top of
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ing 10:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.;
tt
B Weil ltn*«day to visit nt the home of »••veriil days with relatives and the slide in the city park, He fell children ’» hour, 4 p. m.; pastors’
h
u Mr» i. Kime’s «lutigli t«T, Mr». «Hoy friends.
Thyroid Trouble Found
about 10 feet and struck on a forum, 4
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□
p. m.; young people’s
Mr» -
- Shay
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B
E. C.
of this city and 1 »boulder.
ti Romaine.
meeting 4 to 6:30 p. tn.; preaching
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Cottage Grove Schools
h
her daughter, Mrs. Earl Ishmael
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.Mrs. Robert
of Pengra 7:30 p. in.
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For
plumbing,
G.
H
Dahl,
Los
a
of
Portland,
left
Tuesday
for
ti
I M OB< lay
the F. C.
tf Angele», when* they will visit rela I
¡i NELSON MOTOR h 318 Main, phone 5.
h
Houser family.
h
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Will
Halton
of
Thyroid trouble is present among
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CHILDREN ARE SEPARATED
lives.
n
ti
Herbert Hawley will »tart con
a
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»chord children of Cottage Grove
u California visitml briefly hera nt
AT
PUBLIC
PLAYGROUNDS
Mr». E. O. Colbeck and two sons struction in u month of a new
to such an extent as to bring the
HuauaaauaauunuauunaauaaB the home of Mr». Estella Halton
up from. Han Diego, bouse on the Adams property south
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Wi'dni'sdny on their return from are driving
suggestion from the United States
Older
children
between
the
age»
•'al., to joint Pastor Colto-ck, who of the city.
of 12 and 16 will have the use of department of health that precau­
I IniV'* ! hov « h | uh tmlor nbop uh <-nnturn trip.
..... -ntly took over the pastorate of
Mrs. J. P. Simpson and son Eldon the playground from 9:30 until tions should be taken to protect
Mr.'
and
Mrs.
George
La«ater
Mnrkwliurr *• to <'ot (ngu Grovr
the Baptist church. They arc ex
of Eugene visiteil Tuesday with noon and children under 12 from ! those not yet affected. The de­
I mi nk building acromi th«’ utroct nnd Mr and Mrs. F. (1 Stiller will pei-te<| to arrive this week.
Mr. ami Mrs. Will Hall.
leave
Friday
morning
on
a
week's
1:30 to ■t:36, according to a rule I partment conducted a survey here
from th«’ Fir*t
National
bank.
was passed at a park board meeting; •luring the past school year and the
Mrs.
William
Watson
vacation nt the
Oregon
cave»,
■KELU'JYHm;*'
Stat Nchwnrtr, th«* Tnilor. jv7
brought home Monday from a Eu- Wednesilay night. It wax found report of the survey has just been
Forp Harr«’l of Glmdnlu \init«*d <'rater lake and Klamath Falls.
gene hospital, where she bad been necessary to separate the older and received by C. E. Frost, city health
We meet mail order competi
o\ • r Wi’dn«’»day night at th«* hont«*
receiving treatment for
several the younger children as the older i officer. It shows that of 207 girls
tion on doors of every kind.
Inn brother, L. L. Barrel.
weeks.
group play too strenuously for the examined a slight tendency toward
Motley and copy
Cotta ii.e Grove Mfg Co
•
Harry Rentle, Charles 8mith, small youngsters. The playground thyroid disturbance was found in
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rwengel of
over the counter
Earl Van Valin, Robert Harrington, supervisor will not be responsible 51 per cent. Of 197 boys examined
California returned today from a
Len
Greene and Jenks Rentle at­ for children at the park after those i th«* tendency was found in 31 per
trip to Alaska nnd are visiting at
tended tbo motorcycle hill climb hours an 1 parents are asked to co­ eent.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jani.'K P
Th<^ health officer will cooperate
held Sunday at Springfield. Seven­ operate to make the playground a
«if 35 words 3! lime«
Graham.
with the state board of health, the
success.
ty-five
per
cent
of
the
prizes
were
►
Mrs. Mary Burgess and daughter
consecutively for 75c
Another rule passed '«» the park school board an«l others interested
won by Harley-Davidson machines.
Oliee of Corvallis visited Wednes-
I
board
was that nbrseback riding in an effort to supply a treatment.
an<l une insertion
Mrs. Laura McKcrnan returned
•lay at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
and
smoking
in the park by juve Thy roi«l trouble, he savs. should
Monday from Seattle, where she
Louis Kramer.
not be treated except under proper
had been visiting her son, Charles nil«’» is prohibited during play medical supervision, otherwise more
Take your pressing und cleaning
hours.
McKcrnan.
harm than good may result.
to Schwartz the tailor nud get it
Making four insertions
Mrs. D. D. Van Winkle of Sunny-
jly7 a29c ,
done right,
THOUSANDS
ATTENDING
for 75c
side, Wash., is visiting with Mrs.
Woodard Opens Camp.
Thu pof^upine caught Monday bv
LAGRANDE CONVENTION
Eliza Howe.
The W. A. Woodard
Lumber
W. W. M <■ Fnrinuil and F. H. Alli-
Mrs. Perry White of Burlingame,
»on »•*<*:i|H'<l Wednesday night from
LaGRANDE, July 21.—(U.P.)— company opened up its logging
CaL,
is
visiting
at
the
home
of
her
Mrs. E. I.
Bartholomew
and
the W oih I noii auto camp. where it
Approximately a thousand
dele­ camp Tuesday with a crew of local
brother in law, N. W. White.
gate» and visitor» are here to«lay loggers. The new railroad which
O. O. Venli-li ami daughter, was L»ing kept by Lundy Woodson. I small daughter Jean, formerly of
The Atterbury brothers of Oak for the ninth annual state conven was built three mile» into the tim­
New York but now of Portland,
■e Smith, nnd Mr». Smith's
Frnnrr* and Loniae Lager of i
land. Cal , visited Wednesday at tion of the American Legion, which ber holdings of the company has
i Mnrv .lane mid Richard Oakland, Cat, viaitvd briefly thia and Colonel William Blair of Port
the home of their sister, Mrs. O. D. convened at 9:30 this morning. The been put into operation. Work at
le children’s nurse, Put ricin w»M«k with Mrn. Mary McCarger. land, father of .Mrs, Bartholomew,«
Cadwell. They had not seen each number is expecte«! to be tripled the docks at Latham was started
visited
Monday
with
.Mrs.
Nancy,
I, left Wednesday for New Thrt plan to return Tuesday for
M. Oglesby nnd Mr. and
Mrs. other for 30 years. The two broth­ by night. Among the early arrivals todav.
spend several w«-«-k».
n iongpr stay.
James P. Graham whil<- on their1 ers found their sister while visit­ was a party of national officers,
way to Lowell, where they will ! ing in Eugene with friends. Mrs. including Howard P. Savage, na­
visit th«« Frank Blair family.' Cadwell will leave today with her tional commander, and Charles
Colonel Blair is a former resident. ■ brothers to visit at their homes.
Mills, Miami. Fla., national head of
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Carrington the “40 and 8.”
Mrs. Bessi«1 Sutcliffe returned
Wednesday from Olympia, Wash., j and son and daughter of Sacra­
mento. Cal., have returned home
where .«he visited relatives.
Hudson-Essex Agency Comes.
The Lasater Motor company has
' Jo«- Grube, son of Mr. and Mrs. I after visiting for some time at
Roy been appointed an agency
for
Raymond Grube of Pengra, visited the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Hudson-Essex automobiles and will
last week at tho home of Robert Leonard.
Mills.
Mrs. Charles Boslough and son unload a car of Essex super-sixes
Mr. nnd Mrs. Cecil Harff and Jack left Tuesday for St. Lawrence, July 25. These cars will be the
M r. a nd .\rx. Ralph
Harff
of S. D., and Otto. Ia., where they latest model out. The motor com­
Dubuque, la., will arrive this week will visit three months with rela­ pany has been handling the Star
to visit at the home of the men’s tives. .Tunins Heckler will work car ami will continue to do so.
in the Boslough barber shop dur
father, Clem Sarff.
Records! Records! Records!
ing her absence.
.«♦on
Mrs. Frances Hmith anti
No
other light car can touch
f rom
George
returns 1
Hundav
The C. Schoenherr family left
The Whippet—
»ponding several dava in Klamath Wednesday for their home in Col­
The only light car to climb Stone
Falls.
umbus. Wis.. after spending a week Mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. James Bennett at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Set new record of 9 minutes and
motored to Salem Wednesday to Henry Skinner on Mosby creek.
15 seconds, breaking former record
visit at th«’ home of their daughter,
Mrs. Anna nankins left Wednes­ bv 7 minutes and 44 seconds.
Mrs. William Mattox.
day for her home in Seattle after Driven by Chick Murray. Witnessed
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Tnte re­ visiting with her father. Captain by 10.000 people. Officially ob­
Mrs. served by Al S. Jones, Atlanta
turned Monday from spending ft John O’Brien of Lorane.
Katie Flaherty, another daughter, Motor club.
vacation in Senttlc.
is visiting with Captain O’Brien.
Deo Etta Drury returned to her
NOTICE OF PARK RULES.
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home in Coburg Wednesday, after
Wovenxlr Cushions for Comfort in
At a meeting of th«* park board,
visiting several «lavs with
Miss Yonr Office Ch»lr. Sonttnel.
held in the city hall Wednesday
lln Cooley ai d Mis.« Francos Wells.
night, the following rules were
Bohemia Becoming Active.
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adopted:
The Elza Sigman family of Hot
Considerable activity this season
Springs, Ark., are visiting at the
The park shall be open for chil
home of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Sand in the Bohemia mining district is dren from the ages of 12 to 16
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reported by .Tack Klopfenstein, Ed years from 9:30 to 12 o’clock; all
ers.
Jenks ami William Ostrander, who children under the age of 12 years
Mrs. C. A. Bartel returned Tues­ left Wednesday to look after their
from 1:30 to 4:30 o’clock. The
day from Portland, where she hail mining interest«.
It is reported park supervisor will not be respon
been viaitin g her mother, Mrs. .If. thnt several capitalists have been
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Robertson. Her stepfather, J. C. looking over tho better claims with sible for children aft^-r these hours,
Robertson, was buried last week a view of investing nnd doing ex- so the parents are asked to co
operate with the supervisor
to
Just North of 3 P.
in Turner.
tensive development work. Alton make the plavgrouml a success.
PHONE 53 Cottage Grove, Ore. 711 MAIN
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Mr. anil Mrs. Rudy
Baxa of 1 Hurley of Salem went into the
Also no horseback riding or
Plainview, Kn tis. , who spent tho district Wednesday to prospect.
Our Own Free Delivery
smoking by juveniles will be al
I winter at Saginaw, buying
th«'
lowed in tho park during play
Wovenair Cushions for Comfort in
J George Hawley 320 aero farm 8
hours.
THE PARK BOARD.
Yonr Office Chsir. Sentinel
Battery Repairing
Car Greasing
Vulcanizing
Complete l ire Repairing
SEIBERLING TIRES
NATIONAL BATTERIES
Motor Inn Service Station
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See the
Saturday Evening Post
of July 23 or
Printers ’ Ink
of July 21, for
photographic display.
SHIELDS
STUDIO
22 north Sixth
Photographs Live
Forever.
The Great Tanks
in the World war
had Knight mo
tors.
Let your next car
be a WILLYS
KNIGHT
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Saturday Only
Wantad
Rags
Wanted
FREE!
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Filing Supplies.
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SERVICE
Automotive Electrical Parts
WEST SIDE GARAGE
Oldest Shop in Town
Every Day Bargains
Catsup, 2 bottles for
Tomatoes, No. 2^2 tins, 8 for
Corn, No. 1 tins, 12 for
Salmon, Alaska, No« 1 tins, 6 for
Crackers, 3 lb. caddies, 1 for
Kellogg’s Bran Flakes
35c
98c
99c
89c
42c
10c
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ALWAYS ON HAND
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