The Cottage Grove sentinel., November 21, 1927, Page 3, Image 3

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 19*27
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TWICK-A WEEK SENTINE!-, COT TAGE GROVE, OREGON
I> P. I iimerou nnd H. L. Htownr*
wer'* In charge during the ah«en<*e
of Hcoutmiister K. I). Haker. The
trm.p wax give» military drill under
P, H. Bukowski.
’Ir. and Mrs. Loop of Baker,
former residents, vi»ited
several
day» lu«t week with Mr. and Air».
M. M. Power.
Save 75c today. The Sentinel
Mr». M. V Phillip» was tukon to
fi Eugon<* hoMpitul Thnradny to rc
«’»•ivi» m<*<li<*nl tr<*fitrn<*nt.
Jitin<*R Brown of Portland i» vi»
hlttR lit the home of hi» cousin.
Mr». W. M. Norris.
O. M. Thwing of Hcio wa> here
riiiirxdny on business conne.-ted
with his ranch nt (lowlyvillr.
II. C. Rose and Ralph Fullerton
returned last week from Mn»katch<-
wan. Canada, where they »pent two
Telephone 302
month» in the harvest field» n <*11 r
JUIHUI McCormick with hi» moth M oom * Jaw.
<*r and bi«
! Mr». LcwiM, , huvi'
Pearl Bennett of Portland via
inov<*<l ^<1 B«*nd. '¡’In ir hoini* on it(*d Friday at the M. C, Brc»»h*r
Binh itvi'iiu«’ hna been rented bv home.
Mr». Hophm Huff.
tin I tun Cash K«-irl»tvr« Ths H«ndn.-I
Mr. nnd Mr». F. B. Van Nort
Mr. und Mr«. <’hnt<»n .M«*dlvy
wick »pent the week end nt Aurora
Mr». William Fnirfitdd uf .New
nt the hnmi' of a daughter, Mr».
vlaited lu»t w«'<*k
Nathan Mniiock.
Ivy’ii puri’iit», Mr
•
Imm Mvdlcy, mid
George Kerr returned Thur»<l.*j
muMin», Mr». H. E.
He is xuf
« evening from Heattie.
.Mr», John Bnrkur,
fering with np|M*ndicitin nnd may
is fi duught<*r <»f Mr. mid Mm. H*ir. have to undeigu an operation.
■«•»in Hmith. fiirlv «••til<,r» of thi«
Mr. and Mrs. Norvnl Powell of
< ity. bln* in ii I m »» n rotiain of^.Mrw. Pnii' i .11,- nccomptinicd the Prine
William -Mcdlvv.
villi* football t<*nm here Friday nnd
lusurmicv, O, B. Aru<*»t. Phone 36. visited over Friday night with Mr.
Mrs.
Trunk Tnylor uf Medford IN VI» Powell’s parents, Mr. nnd
itihR nt fht* home of I hm i*l»t•*«, J, A. Powell. They left
for Eugene to visit Mr».
MmK <ll<*nii I.»*«* uf Mo»l>y • F» rk.
word Fri parents.
F. L. (IruuniN r
Mrs. Jack Conyell of Vrraonin
dny night I hut his
Dr. G. W.
I'urlm-k, arrived Thursday to visit her par
Uranni»t died Fi
n month. eut», Mr. and Mr». Robert Martin.
Oil., nfter un Uh
Mr. Conyell i» in charge of n ranch
Ii« H^ntinrl.
Dalton Adding Ma
ÌHiiiìly
hit V.* t.i-nr Vernonia.
The (T. G. H r
at Fifth nnn
Mr«. Julia Govcr received word
moved into the In
Mr*.
r »inter, Mrs. Amanda
Adums, Itclonging
Eliza Friday thill
Hannhaw, had died that day in
How«*.
Mr». B. F. Tbriiithcr, who live» Seattle. Mrs. Cover left at once
on Mouth Hixth »tr«”t, suffered n to attend the funeral, which wn
»troke of pHrnlyaiN Thurwdny night. held Saturday. The sister had
Her vocal cord« mid furinl mu»•■!»'« ju»t paaned her-eighty fourth birth
nere pmulvzed fur u time hut nr«* day. Mrs. (lover and a sister, Mrs.
i •Mpon»hng to treiitment. HI h * w : f L. Hmith of Oregon City, are the
r« ported tu be renting e«»iiy Fn only surviving member» of ii family
of KI children.
dny.
*D\,. Sna*man
Buite 831 Miner Bldg.
City Briefs
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Hpl’IKI*-
and Mr.
tv
with
family »|>
fr»
nn<l
Mpi-ncer ’»
W H Ost
few
T. Perry
in <*orval
of
hi» auti, F. N. Perry.
Mr». K. K. Mill», Mr«. Huy
K hurt nu I Mr* C, A. Biirh’ll at
huidcnl a Dnughtvr» of |h<* Nur
nrlicuu W» tiiu M'iuy in Eugeni*.
iivurg«* l«n^ng haa returned from
a trip up th«* MrKenxie to ni**p«*<*C
a herd uf Hereford» with th«’ view
of buying them. IL* r* porta that
rnttle are amree and the price high.
A LOCAL
INSTITUTION
We write nil kinds of
instil mice, fire, unto, life,
health, accident and rami-
ally. We an a lucid con
ecru, engaged solely in
the iiiNtiranee husintss
und can serve you nettbr
for thorn* ri-aaoiiM. W<
are here (if you have u
claim) to look ent for
your infrrehta. All of
your inKurunce needs cun
b< h a 11 < 11 e< I thru thia
G. B. Arnest
Xn arance Agency
i i
Phone 3<>
i ni* of Fimt \\at jouai
bank building.
Mr». H S ]<a»»w<*l) nnd children
plan to leave the middle of the
week to join Mr.
L hmwo II
in
Porthind, «hire they will make
their home.
Mr». A. Hand left Thursday for
Heppner, where «he will spend the
«inter lit the home of her nephew,
l.indcii Knight. She is a sister of
Mr». I.ucy Bobbins.
We meet mail order competi
tion on doors of every kind.
Cottage Grove Mfg. Co.
Save 75c today. The Sentinel
November ia a short month.
Mr». Ida M. Miller of Salem, in
Pay your subscription today
»ending in her renewal to The
and save six bits.
Mr. and Mr». F. M. Hambrick
and their guest, Air«, llelin Vilus
■ >f Pori lumI. I |e lit I lie wee* > n.i in
Eug. iie ut l ha
Ml». I.
fl .
II
Armstrong
Mrs. A
brick nnl
V. IJ
llrn-n
aliforuin r.»
>.t the winter.
Mr». Stella Blacketbv of Salem
WRN h«*ro Friday un Luaiiie.iM ci jn- i
•<l with the
Soighbor» of»
Irrnft lodge.
K. I> linker and G. B. Arn e»t ■
at tendril a
of the scout
master»* trtti
Friday eve-
course is
mug in Eu
under the di
Eugene nnd
n scou t t rm
special
tra
■ hotild huvo.
Insure in’suro insurance. Cha».
H. Hall.
B. J. limiricioUH of Port bind »peni
the Week cad with Mr. nnd Mr».
E. K. .Morford.
The William and Louin WL’se
families have returaed from au ex­
tended visit in Idaho.
Mr». PJniicr has been taken
a l.ugene hospital to undergo
Elbert Bede Attended a meeting
appendicitis operation. ■ She is
<»f Lane county publisher» held
grandmother of Mr». John Jcnn
Saturday evening m Junction City.
who lives on the former John
calf place nt Gowdyville.
Elbert Hmith. who had »pent f
for month on Champion creek, returned
George Boyd left Friday
Portland to »|»*itd n few day» Oil to the city Friday.
business.
Mrs. James Allen, who had been
taking care of her daughter, Mr».
G. A. King, left Friday for her
home in Tillamook. She wax ar
ronipnnied by her grandchildren,
w ill
tllcn and Janie»
re
visit until their
covered from an
Save Six Bits 1 by Paying
Your Subscription Now.
l.ugene,
Mrs. Bello HhelJey of
daughter of Mr. ami I Mrs. C. A.
Vnn Hchoiaek, underwent a major
operation lust week at n Engeno
hospital.
Sentinel w rites, "It is like getting
a letter from home nnd when it
dm*» not come I miss it. ’ ’
■M i»x Hueht'l Galloway, who is
working in n law office in Eu
gene, »pent the week end with her
parent», Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gal-
lawny.
Electric work by Radio Ray
Nelson.
In sending in her renewal to The
Sentinel Mr». J. W.
Buckley
writes, "We enjoy the paper very
much nnd do not want to get along
w ithout B."
Mrs. Hylnh Laffoon is »pending
several days in Portland un a va-
cation,
Mr*. O. .M. Maring if
taking her place at the Bartell
annex.
C. H. Burkholder Jr. has accepted
n position as traveling salesman
for the Corvallis Co., lue., with
main headquarters in Portland. Mr.
Burkholder will work under the
Eugene office and his district will
take in the territory ftvm Eugene
to Yoncalla nnd east on the Me
Kenzie to Blue River.
He left^
Sunday night for Eugene nnd wili
start work today.
Save 75c today. The Sentinel.
Mr. and Mrs. John Winniford
and three sons of Sutherlin visited
Sunday at the home of Air. Win­
niford’» daughter, Mrs. *W.
L.
Leonard.
Horace Conner of Grants-Pass
visited Saturday with his brothers
Ira nnd Chnrlex. He plans to mov*
hi» family to thia city soon.
Mi»» Maxine Nelson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Nelson Jr.,
who had been ill for several days,
was aide to attend school today.
Harry Parker of Lundpark, «ho
Electric work by Radio Ray
had been in Eugene ns a witness
ill the t'offiiinii Cn|i|>s mining trial, Nelson.
visited here Snturdny
Pastor and Mrs. John A. Linn
turn home.
and children* left today for Ken*
nowick, Wnsh., where they , will
»pend Thnnkagi ving with Pastor
Linn’a futher nnd brother, They
will atop in Hood River to visit
Pastor Linn’s aisters.
Mrs. J. B. Fox of El Paso, Tex.,
will arrive tonight on the Shnata
to visit Mrs. F. L. Grannis.
Emerson*Wilcox of Portland via
itod Friday night nt the hone of
hi» aiater, Mrs. C. C. Crusos.
Save 75c today. The Sentinel.
For 9 More Days
WE WILL GIVE A LARGE 8x10 PHOTO FREE WITH
EACH ORDER FOR PHOTOS OF $5 00 OR MORE
SHIELDS STUDIO
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A number of members of the De
gree of Honor lodge of this city
attended n meeting of the Eugen*
lodge Thursday night. Degree- I
were conferred und n socinl hour
nnd refreshment.» wero enjoyed.
Mrs. Flunk Henderson, «hi Ims
been ill for several weeks, is re­
ported to be somewhat improve!.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ishmael of
I’ortliiiul and Miss Muriel Shay of
Ht. Helens will arrive Wednesday
evening to spend Thanksgiving
with Ml. and Mrn. E. C. Hhay, par*
onta of M rs. Ishiniiel an<l Misa
Shay.
Mrs. W. W. .McFarland, who had
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th«- Indies* aid society of the
M cthodlat church from its bazaar
lohl »upper held Wednesday at the
church. Nearly all articles at the
Ixtzaar were »old »nd a large num
ber attended the siipoer.
Mrs. Harvey Hu »sell of Di vid a
sustained a broken left ankle lato
Munday afternoon when »he »lipped
nnd fell. Mhe was treated by Dr.
C. E. Prost and taken to a. Eugen«
hospital.
Delightful Fruits! Assorted Nuts!
■umu her work.
x
Are you In-bulifult 'I'll" lei*illy
8< e that they have a place in your Sunday spread
of henltli 1» more than »kin deep
IL tilth i» the life beauty of every
Everybody enjoys them!
nrfive atom. Chiropractic is e»»i.|.
A fresh, wholesome assortment always in stock.
tiul to beauty and h'slth. Mate*'
Chiropraetie Your Habit. Dr. H. '
llagen.
Mr. nnd Mrs. .lame» Curti. of
lluker.fiehl, Cal., ar.' visiting '1
PHONE 65
the hotm* of their niece, Mr». Bert
Hund».
T
G. It. Aracst, K. It linker and
Elmer
CHKIHTMAH GIFTH.
Great Lover Of
tern’ tl
Hpirella supporting and
figure
‘lay in
training garments, beautiful lingerie
Mr- Ira Beidler and Mr». Charles
The Screen Star
Mrs.
and quality hosiery make nice
McKibben were hostesses Thursday
taint'd
Christmas gifts. Mrs. E. C. Hhny,
Mr».
afternoon at th<* home of
Of
305 south Hixth street. Phone
Carrie
Beidler for the Past Noble Grand
Meeks.
137B.
n21-d5(M,*p
club of the Hebi-kah lodge, Addi-
Mrs. T. J- Allison of Roweburg tional guest» were Mrs. C. A. King. Portrays a Begrimed and
arrived Sunday to visit her noni», Mrs. Peterson, Mr». Michaelson and
Your Horne Print Shop First.
Muddy Doughboy With
H. V. ami
nnd F.
E H.
II. Allison Mho w«.a Mrs. Al ic<* Kent. A pleasant social
necompnnied by her »on» Dave of nftenoon was spent with needle
Romantic Results.
Honeburg nnd Jack of Grnnt» Puss work. A delicious two-course lunch­
nnd their families.
Miss Kathleen
eon was served.
Ernest Bixby of I’ortlaml visit" I Beidler Mstotcd in serving. Mr»,
Metro Goldwvn Mayer,
an-
in
here Hntiirday while on his way to H. V. Waldron nnd Mrs. Georg" nouncing John Gilbert in "The Big
SEPTIC TANKS.
-pend n vacation from the Portinnd Currin will be 1 hostess!*« for the Parade," which will be presente I
Ready for you to in«taU.
police force hunting nt Klmn-itli next meeting.
at the Arcade Monday, Tuesday Por family of five......... ........ ......... *21
ei«ht ____________ ___ *28
Full».
und Wednesday, suggest Gilbert as For family of at
our plant
Mixif Esther Hilsby entertained likely candidate for the suffrages 11.21 tie EUGENE CONCRETE PIPE CO.
Elbert Bede left thia noon for
1'ortlnnd to nt tend n dinner for tip Thursday afternoon nt thiuhomc of ¡ of the fans as "greatest screen COTTAGE GROVE AERIE, FRATKR-
nal Order Eagles, meets in I. O. O. F
state editor» to be given by th«* Mr». H. A. Miller for the Social i lover of all time."
tf
Twelve.
Mr». James P. Graham I 'Fhey point with pride to his j hall every Tuesday.
Portlnn'l Pre«» club.
was an additional guest. Mrx. Prince
Danilo
("The
Merry
WOMEN WANTED FOR
CANNERY
The following letter wn» received
James Apperson
work. Frank J. Norton Co., Sutherlin,
this morning by the Nelxon Motor J. H. Chambers and Mr«. B. R. Widow"), his
Or«
»on
.
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company. It will prove the quality Job gave a report on the recent ("The Big Parade’’), his Rudolph
nrt
exhibit
in
Eugene
and
the
club
("La
Boheiue
’
’)
and
to
his
spec
­
PIANO
FOR
SALE
NEAR
COTTAGE
of their workmanship nnd dependa­
Grove. Beautiful high grade inatni-
bility: "37fl
378 south Wilson Ave., discussed problems of the federated tacular work in "Bnrdelys the ment. Bargain for quick tale. Tenna
clu>>».
The
club
inspected
an
ex
­
Magnificent,
’
’
"Flesh
and
the
*10
monthly arranged for good home.
P««ad<*nn, Cal., November 17
17, 1927.
It Interested addreee H. A. Livernaeh.
—The Willy» Knight motor, which hibit of choice chrysanthemums Devil” and "The Show.”
Factory Plano Adjuater,
413
North
However, John Gilbert in his
Boren Avenue. Seattle. Waah. nlO-2Hp
hnd the broken sleeve and which grown by Mr». .Miller.
cent
studio
work
has
exhibited
you repaired for me in i August, is
FOR HALE—BATH TUBS. CLOSETS,
The La Mcrrreili Pont club wax larger virtuosity in the gentle
lavatories, sitehen «inks, hot waler
working better every dny. Your'
boilers, pipe« and fitting«. J S. Stewart
work w n» O. K. and I am pleased. entertained W ednesday afternoon of inspiring romance than i
phone 211 J.
n 14-2ip
that I got you to do it. Trust at the home of Mrx. L. L. Booth. other idol of the time. The Gilbert
COWS
FOR
SALE.
—
TWO
JERSEY
that von may have a successful, A social afternoon was I enjoyed and hair, eyes, profile, smile and figure
milk covra, fresh. Fred Kelly. nl7*24p
wire .served are equally fascinating in all his
yea r. Very truly, Wm. W. Mielniel.’’. dainty refreshments were
POR
SALE—40 WHITE LEGHORN
Mrs.
Harlld
Whitlock
will
enter
protean changes.
This was the fourth garage this
hens. 19 months old, 75 cents each,
tain
for
the
club
on
November
30
A
real
surprise
awaits
the
Cfil-
(all
after
5:30. Oval Powell. Delight
man had visited before his trouble
n!7-21p
bertian fan in “The Big Parade.” Valley
wax found.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hmith will en His make-up is the "mud pack” FOR SALE.—CERTIFIED EVERBEAR
Mi»» Bonita Benger and Miss tertain the Bona Tempo club Tues-1
ing strawberry plants.
Inquire of
of the trenches. All the disfigure­
Mr». George Currin, phone 152-K Cot­
Thelma Fuson attended the O. A.C.- day evening instead of Wednesday
ments of "active service” are tage Grove. Oregon
nl7-24p
Idaho football game Saturday in evening ns previously announced.
realized. Those who have seen the TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
Portland.
picture say that begrimed
and
409 north Eighth
street.
Cottage
Mr. an<l Mrs. Sidney Sheets have
n!7-24p
Mr». T. C. Wheeler will entertain dirty he is just as easy to look at Grove, Oregon.
moved into the flat at Mrs. Joe Tuesday with a 1 o’clock luncheon —just as compelling—as when FOR 8ALE OR TRADE FOR HEIFERS
Porter's house on Hceond street.
— 14-incb Oliver riding plow, horse
for the taComnn club.
dandified. It might be mentioned power
slump puller and saddle
All in
Mr». O. L. I«ee and her triplets,
that this new—and probably great­ good condition. Arnold Duerst, phone
19F4. 1 Heaton route. Cottage Grove, Ore­
Cottage Grove chapter, Order of est—screen lover was born
Elbert, Robert and Virginia, re­
ia gon.
n!7-21p
turned Sunday from
Harrisburg, tbp Eastern Star, was entertained Logan, Utah. He didn *t leap to
HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
FOR
SALE
when* she visited a week with her by Creswell chapter at the Thurx­ fame. He began his acting career
127 north I street.
nl7-3lp
parent». Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Walker. day evening meeting of that groun. at a tender age with Eddie Foy.
—MRS. GEORGE BOYD
Mrs. M. E. Sagalierd. who had Forty-three members of the local He was a juvenile lead after that DKES8MAKING
and Mr«. Harley Harms. Third street
21-24p
been visiting her .laughter, Mr«, chapter attended. Initiatory work in western stock companies. Then •nd Quincy avenue.
F. H. Allison, left Saturday for wax put .on by the Creswell chapter he went into business. Then he FOR SALE — REMINGTON NO 10
typewriter. First class condition Price
Portland to spend the winter with and a social evening with songs took up motion picture acting. He
J. E. Banton, phone 23F21, Black
another, daughter, Mr,. J. A. Boak. | and stunts followed. Mrs. Charles was a scenario writer for Maurice *30.
Butto route.
n2l-28p
Hall r/f this city won a prize in Tourneur and later was a director.;
Mr». Isabelle Schindler of Rose-,
THIRTEEN
INCHES
OF
SNOW
a contest. Speeches were made by Then Aietro-Goldwyn-Mayer took
burg is visiting at the home of her
( hristrqps Big wagon-box full of oak
Mrs. Charles Beidler. worthy ma- him up and made a star of him.
wood for seven dollars. Order today.
• laughter, Mrs. W L. Hatch.
tron of the local chapter, Nelson
There is little question that John Also choice white pigs for »ale. C. H.
n21-24p
Mr. nnd Mrx. Roliert Jones of I Durham, worthy patron. Worth Gilbert not only is the screen’s Haight, phone 38F12.
Portland spent Sunday hero visit-1 Harvey, past patron. and other newest and greatest lover, but also YOUR CHANCE. I FURNISH DRAG
saw and timber, you the labor ao<l
ing friends.
mem Iters of Cottage Grove chapter. that he is one of the wholesomest, (as.
6
. n wood. B. C. Mitchell.
Mrx. C. M. Parker went to Port j A luncheon wns »frved.
finest and most appealing in a See me at farm three mile« west of
Walker
or
write
me at Saginaw.
n21p
land Hnturday for n few days’ vis
contagiously wholesome way to his
it. Mr. Parker is there serving on ;
Miss Myrtle Kern entertained audiences.
WANTED — GIRL
FOR
GENERAL
* house work.
Family of two adult«.
the federal grand jury.
Friday night for the Joker club.
Renee Adoree is featured op- Fhone 237J.
n21p
“
guests
were Mrs. posits Gilbert in this King Vidor —
Mrs. N. J. Nelson Jr. and son I Additional
FOR
SALE.
—
A
REAL
MILK
COW.
A
Bobby arc spending several days) Thomas Hoile ran of Bradford, Pa., produetion of the Laurence Sta 11-
six-gallon Swisa Jersey, giving 41k
gallons now. five years old. Can be
in Coburg with Mrs. Nelson’s Mrs. C. J. Kent, Mrs. Roy Short. iiigs’ story.
aeen at 722 8. Sth St.. Cottage Grove.
father, Fred Deffenbaehor, who is Mrs. H. D. Kem, Mrs. George Mat­
Oregon.
n21p
thews, Mrs. Charles Jieidler, Mrs.
critically ill.
Save 75c today. The Sentinel. FOR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE -ON
A marriage license wax ¡«sued O. W. Hays, Miss Merle Bowen
First street.
inquiro of Jo« T.
n21-24c
Your Horne Print Shop First Smith.
last week to Anton Marion Willis and Miss Eula Benson. The eve­
and Sadie M m Allen, Loth of thi« ning was spent playing bridge and
LOST ON SUNDAY A SMALL PACK-
Mrs Hay» held high scoreA The
age containing a linen cut work nap­
city
kin belonging to a luncheon set and a
rooms were colorful with chrysan­
pair of scissors.
Finder please notify
The certificate of the assumed themums. A delicious luncheon
Mrs. H. A. Hagen, phone 118y.
n2ic
business name, L. E. Liston Hard wax served.
TWO-ROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT
ware company, of this city ba­
for rent,
Close in and convenient.
boon filed with the county clerk
Wanted Company.
305
south
Sixth «trevi
Telephone
nnd the certificate of withdrawal
137R.
n2l-28p
Dead man told cop he would dig
E.
A.
degree
TUESDAY
’
night,
t
of the name Darby A Liston hnr.l- his grave.—Austin paper.
Members and visitors urged to at­ FOR SALE
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RHODE ISLAND
RED
ware also was filed.
cockerels direct from MeRea special
tend.
Bv order W. M.
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Mrs. Millie Hodgson, who wns
Strom, phone 29F4.
taken to n Eugene hospital Fridtiv,
' . 1'1
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
underwent nn appendicitis operation
Nontice is hereby given that the un-
Snturdny forenoon and is reported
SPECIAL
dersigned has been appointed by the
to lie resting easily.
county court of Lane county. State of
PERMANENT
WAVING
Oregon, executor of the laat will and
Mrs. F. E. Daniels of Marshfield
AT $5.00
testament of Georgetta H. Titus, de-
ceased, by an order bearing date the
arrived Saturday to spend several
Is our specialty, which we
-.'»th day of October, 1927.
days with her mother. Mrs. Nettie
absolutely guarantee
All persons having claims against the
Estes.
property of said Georgetta H. Titus, de-
_
to stay.
ceased, are hereby notified and required
A choir under the direction
MR. AND MRS. MILLS,
to present the same, duly verified, to
the undersigned at the First National
Mrs. Maud Addison is being
Proprietors.
bank. Eugene, Lane county, Oregon, on
ganizod by the Lorane "Church
Formerly With Model
or before six months from the date cf
the first publication of this notice.
Christ. The church recently pur­
Beauty Shoppe, Eugene.
Dated and first published thia 31st
chased a piano.
day of October, 1927.
La Mode Beauty Parlor
P E SNODGRASS. Executor
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Harvey Mad­
of the Last Will and Testa
Kern’s Apartment, Room
den and three children Barbara.
ment of Georgetta H. Titus,
YOUR THANKSGIVING
Deceased.
No. 2, Phone 52
Michael nnd Lucy Jane, who hn<l
HERBERT W. LOMBARD,
DINNER
been visiting Mrs. Madden’s par
Attorney for Estate.
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ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Henion- You may be so situated as to
wav, left Sunday for Portland with find it inconvenient to prepare
Mrs. Madden ’» aunt, Mrs. R. R. your own Thanksgiving din­
Giltner.
ner. If so, persuade friend
Elmert Hmith, William Thum, husband to come to our restau­
George Bjorset and Mr. Sullivan rant to dine on that day. We
spent Bunday fishing nt Trinnglo have prepared a special menu
for the occasion and we know
lake.
Mr. nnd Mn. D. H. Heiuenwiy you will enjoy it.
will leavo Tuesday for Portland to
spend Thanksgiving with their
children, Mrx. Curl Price, Mrs. John
_Mrs. Myrtle Saltsman, Prop.
Harvey Madden nnd Roscoe Hemen-
way, and their families.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
More than $200 was taken in by
McQueen’s Grocery
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CHANGE IN SATURDAY
AFTERNOON PASSENGER
SCHEDULE
Notice ia hereby given that the under
signed haa been appointed by the county
court of Lane county, Htate of Oregon,
administrator of the estate of William
Mark Myera. deceased, by an order bear­
ing date the 2nd day of November.
1927.
Alt persons having claims against the
estate of William Mark Myera, deceased,
are hereby notified and required to pre­
sent th« »nine, duly verified, to the
undersigned at the law office of Herbert
W. Lombard and Grant J.
Williams,
First National Bank building. Cottage
Grove, Lane county, Oregon, on or be­
fore six months from the date of the
firat publication of thia notice.
Dated and first published this 7th
day of November, 1927.
BERT C. MYERS. Administra­
tor of the Estate of William
Mark Myera, deceaaed.
HERBERT W. LOMBARD AND
I
GRANT ,1. WILLIAMS.
Attorneys for Estate.
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i
Effective November 19, 1927
Will leave Cottage Grove for Forks at
4:00 p. m. and leave Forks on return at
5:00 p. m.
(No service to Rujada on this train)
E. R. MORFORD,
General Agent