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MONDAY. l'EllHIAKY 13. I 92 m TWICE A WEEK .SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON. ARCADE THEATRE Thursday, Feb. 16 SINGERS CAPITOL STOCK CO t Will Present Another Laugh Riot Jr. “Funnygraphs” With SPECIAL MUSICAL NUMBERS Songs and Dances f ON THE SCREEN The 13th Hour” COM Ein i Adinixflion 2«r><' ami 50<* City Briefs ! Mr. und Mr». Huxley Kein an«l «Inughti'r Mary an«! Mr. aml Mr«, li. L. Mtewart and daughter Mur garet wert' week end visitor» in l'uitlnnl. Mr. (iuid Mr.. Raymond (¡rube und »on Joe of l’ciigni pent Mutui Mr. duy night at the home of Grub» ’» sister, Mrs. Mi'hofield Kiew art. They were gue.t« Munday nt the (' J. Kein home. M m . Elmer Meet attended n com inittee meeting of the Pacific Tele photic company in Eugene Friday (l.'urge Warn of Eug. rie is visit itig ut the home of bis illusili, Mrs. Frank Anlauf. N, J. Nelson •If. nud Fr«*d Hen nett nmd«- h trip to Portland and Antoría I h «I . w«*«*k, bringing home MOflil* llAW í’am for the Nelson Motor eonipiiny. Mr. nnd Mi>. Georg«* Duerni, aho live up Mosby J creek, are the par «'Ntn of i un 8 poun<! «laughter born Friday. W H. Johnston left today for Medford, where he will virit at the home of his son, W %B, Johnston NEWS Mr. mid Mr». John l*»lni«T arc the parent, of it sou born Friday. Nino i'eriui suffered a severely cut tight foot last week while he was chopping wood. Mnud Hehmitt of t'reswidl, form ■ rly of Saginaw, is critically ill with pneumonia. Mr. and .Mrs. L. 11 .Mustit of Lynx Hollow are the parents of n 7 pound «laughter born early Mu tur day morning. Pastor rin.l Mrs. Louis C. Kirby, ■ who have been gu«'»ts of Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Goff for two weeks,1 will Il'llVl* Tu«’»«laj^ for their hour in Dallas. Mr. and Mr». G. A. Handers and Woodard, Mi»« son Paul, Alton Thelma Wheeler, t'lnudv Kim«' and Mr, anil Mr». Puckett drove tm Lost Creek ranch 6n«thu McKenzi« j highway Munday a nd spent the day I in winter sports. Mr. and Mrs. W A t Linn, who visited about two month* at th** home of their non, Fautor John A. Linn, left Inst Tu«*w«lay for Everett, Wash., where they will vinit a daughter, Mr». W. E. Johns. »oon will In« operating with a full crew. Mr. Everetj has arrived her«* from Oregon City and will take charge of th«’ Cottage Grove ie«* plant. Monroe I’hotogrupli »tudiu. 422 Main »triad. f2tfc Thu safety committee of th«' southi’tn district of the Mountain Ntati'» Power compajiy will meet ut th«' Albany office Thur.«lay, Febru ir ti n fflr nr nr »n* ary Id. Wilbur A. Hpray of th«' l«i«al force is chixiriuan of the commit tee ami will be in charge uf the me«’tirig. ffh hi1 ffi » tjxt th » hit nv Insure in «uro insurance Cha*. Ten divor«'«« dpereou were grunted H. Hall. in the l.nne county circuit court Mi»» ■ luring the month of January. Mi.» Jean Allison and i 'n roly n (¡ranni, went to Eugene Bonds 1 insurance. Arnest agency. Friday and were guest» of friend. Ivan McQueen returned Friday over the week enti. from Motin«», whern he visited a Mrs, Mchofielil Mtewart, Mr brother, Will M.Qncen. . Re also A rimi n « I Wynne, Mrs. W. J. Whit. . visited a sifter, Mm. Churl''. Mor C. A row, who i. a patient in a Eugene Mrs. Vi mi I Huudnll, Heldler. Mrs C. F. hospital convalescing front Mrs. liny Trask were in Eugeni op ration. Friday to attend u luncheon gn Mi.« Crystal Robinson ha. en by the leilit' county health a. r ha mi * J m new* H mn ■ x sedan. »oeiation. drove l<> Corvullin last week with rntertHiu«*d nt her »orority ♦ - hoa«r. I U'ini estate Ioann. Arne»t ngj*ncy. I I I rYPEWRITERS TO RENT Latvat No. 12 model lü ii» typew rritvm in first «hiss condition on Hasunablr monthly ren tal busts. I ington I I I TYPEWRITERS REPAIRED Rob« rt Fhillip* nnd Haml«l Phil lipn have filed in the county clerk’« «»ffic«’ notice of location of <* pln«*«*r mining claim near L«»ndon npnngv <'vrtifirntrn of th«* asaumed buni iinin< n , KufuM \ nn Drinn«* nnd company nn«l the Van Drinar Lum ber company, hav<* been filed the office <if the county cl«1 Mcnibern of th«« finnn are Ru \ un Dem*«* «if Cottage Grove i l'ntii \ nn Drinn«* of Eugene. uvnn Partnership Notice Chas. S. Hall Thn O. L. Lee family move«) Kiiturday from Wood» avenu» to the McLaughlin ri'.idi'riee on Wil bullette rourt. Htunlcy Dumewood has returned from Dexter and will work for th«' W. A. Woo<bir«l Lumber «’.impnny. Mr. ami Mr,. W. C, Johnson left Saturday for Manteca, Cal., where they will visit at the home of a «laughter, Mrs. Harold Duglia. Mr. anil Mrs, L. L. Booth, who Wash., are viniting in Aberdeen, with Mr. Booth’s relatives, are ex- peett'd to return soon. James Medford Wil» brought home Maturity from a Portland hospital and is reported to Im much prove«! in health. Mrs. Inez Meek», M rs. C. A. Bartell, Mr«. Georg«’ K Howies ami Mr». W. W. MeFnrlaud spent Hun duy^in Eugene with Mr. and Mr.. Georg«' Hc.ott. Oregon Missions Rally To Be Held Wednesday /</ in Sentinel Sells i I Two Motor Cars The Lnsiiter Motor i-ompaay does not hesitate to say that it ¡4 a lu-licver in the power <,f printers’ ink since it »old two new EStsex * .edun» last week to purchasers who said that an nd in The Kctrtinel caused them to visit the motor company. The »«/«■ purchasers Clarence O’Hoyt and (Crystal Kob inMin, and they said the ad had influenced them. Tim Christian churches of Lane county will hold an Oregon mi. «ions rally in this *ity nt 2 o’clock Wiuliie.day afternoon, Thiff in one of a »erics of rnllii’« bring hold over th«1 state during February. The program for th«' local meet iag follows: 2;<X>—Devotional, Clive Taylor, C’ot tag» Grove. 2: ir« - t'ivic widcorn", Mayor Georg' <>. Knowlc and Pastor John A. l.inn of the ministerial associa tion. •» 30—“Th<- Celebration of Ponte cost,” C. F Bwamler, Portland. o .35—“Oregon’» Aim» Membership In'-ri’B««’» (15-niinute a«ldrer»ra), C. A. Boulton, Creswell; Evan gelisnt Aril Hovan, Thurston; Organization. O. I’. Burris, Co burg; Htewardship, W. F. Nan- kivei), Fairmount. 35—“Our Rank in the Ktates,” William J«’»»up, Franklin. 45—“Our Growth in the Past,” N. K. Workman, Marijob». S.’S.1»--“ Our Possibilities in the Future,” .1. M. Khcllwy, Junction City. 1:05—“Our Present Year's Ef fort,” C. F. Hwan«ler, Portland. 4:20—Geni tal discussion and busi ness. 0:30—Hupper with church officer», program at tables. 8:00—Address, “Pentecost,” Wai ter L. Myers, Eugene. Huge Gray Wolf la Bagged. A huge grey wolf, w JI om * p«-lt I mranured nix f«’«*t, four inchm from tip of none to tip of tail, wan caught in h trap an«! kilh*d lant week by Walter Pitcher, who liven on Moaby creek, Mr. Pitcher took th«* pelt to Eugen«* Hnturduy to| eollret the bounty, He will r»-1 reive 12.50 from th«* county and ! ♦25 from th«* ntate. Tin' wolf i- Maid to have «lone considerable <lam age to livestock in the Mosby i creek district. The animal had tusks two inches long an«i hunters I who »aw the pelt and head de dared that the wolf was big en«rugh to tackle anything in the way of domestic or wild animals. Stock Company Here Thursday. For Thursday’s attraction at the Arcade the Kinger Stock company will present “Funnygraphs.” The “ scene is laid in a pXoto gallery which Bozo and his partner Mik< have bought and from which tran »action arises a series of compli- rations guaranteed to provide sure l’irc laughs. There is no particular sequence to the story but the situs tion» and happenings provide enough laughs to cure the blues Mias Lowell, who i.« a former Cot tage Grove resident, will prefieut in her inimitable way a new num her hot off the pre..», “Singapore Sorrows,” with dramatic interpola tions that will earn- one to far off Lincoln'» Birthday Observed. India. The Golden Gate trio. Con The birthday of Abe Lincoln was nie Glaum and Mitzi LaMarr pre ob-erveil in th' Sunday evening sent musical settings for the clever service, nt the Presbyterian church., dancing girls whose performance After th»' pastor hud paid a tri complete the bill. but» to the sterling character of the great war president, pictures I Methodist Revival 1» Success. connected with the life of Lincoln Pastor John A. Linn, in speaking were shown. The American Legion which had it. street flags out during the nf the revival campaign cloaed Sunday at the Methodist day. Pastor Cameron will repeat his • hutch, sail that tunny church mem Lincoln eulogy at th1' noon lunch ber» considered it the most suc eon tomorrow of the chamber of cessful revival from every stand The point held here for years, roinmerce. I whole church life was lifted to a higher plane end Christians were Child Evangelist Draws Crowd. encouraged in their faith. A num- Lillian ’Powell, 14-year old evan gelist of Lodi, Cal., who has beAi her of church members renewed large preaching in the northwest for two their consecrations aicl a years, drew a large congregation number of conversions were made. nt the Sunday evening service of Among the young people this was the Pentecostal Assembly of God. especially true, about 30 being con The churcn has been She will preach every night this verted. work emphasizing the need of week except tonight. She is ac Pastor cumpanied by her mother and among the young people. brother, Norman, aged 5, who is Linn saiil that he himself felt en the soloist, anil also by her tutor. •sou raged nnd expects the revival Miss Stella Jordan, who is also ¡spirit to continue. Pastor Louia C. Kirby of Dalin* pianist. asaistrd Pastor Linn in the ser January Births Greater Than Deaths vices. Births iu January, four male» and! four females, were three more than! Women's Helief Corps Meets. tho deaths, which totaled 5, thr»‘e Hatch was ejected Mrs. W. L, r males ami two female», the report senior vice president • 1 -- of -» *•■-. the worn uf City Health Officer C. E. ra's relief corps at its Saturday Frost shows. Three ens«.«» of ty meeting. She takes the place of phoid fever have been reported’, Mrs. Julia Gover, who has gone on Mosby creek. The source of the to Los Angele» for an indefinite disease has not been «h’ti'rinined. visit. A communication from the Tests showed the «Irinkñng water national corps said that Mrs. Nettie to be pure. Stiliug had been appointed an aide. Plans were made for a social meet Boy Hurt ir Crash. ing to I m * held the last of th. 1 Kenneth Griffin was knocked un- month. A program in honor conscious and suffered a black »•VI« Lincoln and Washington will lie in a collision Saturday night on given and refreshments will be west Maiu street. He drov»« his served. bicycle into an automobile driven by Mrs. Jack Maulding. The force IX)ST. — PUR8K FRIDAY NIGHT IN ' t’ottags Grov«1. Contained between (30 | of the collision threw him into the $t0 in cash, driver's license, hunt was said windshield. Mrs. Maulding i sg license and Eagles lodge receipt sut n oa leg bv flying glass, It Finder please return to P. 8. Bukowski . Ii unerial Barber shop. Reward. fl3c ( was said that the boy did not see — , ——------------ ■ the car. SAGINAW. tier of yearn nnd Mr. .Johnson ¡M>ugbt property her«* two years (Special to th, Sentitisi.) ago, nince when he has planned to Fl' b. 11.—.Mr. an«l Mrs. Charles eventually make thin hi a home. bharun returned ia«t week from .»¡m sit i whi’fy lu'_v Get the girl — then your M r. and Mrs. their children. Horne Print Shop for the wed <’liar lew Khar on Jr. ami daughter ding stationery. Gwen returneil with th«'iu for a several week»’ V isit. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. was Considerable exeitement Department of the interior, U. fl.-land cause»! Sunday by a flue fi re at at Roseburg, Oregon, January 11, Walklev home. The office the Cline 1V2S. Notice in hereby given that Edward house was damaged by the flame«. E. Adama, of K. **C” B om ‘Jt«. Eugene, Bert Mitchell of Lynx Hollow Oregon, who, on February 26, 1924, wax in Haginaw Friday on busi made borneatead entry No. 015409, for HE «4. Section 5. town new. «hip 19 H., range 5 west. Willamette The Walker high school boy» de Meridian, hae filed notice of intention to feated the Crow boy» in a basket- make three year proof, to FStabliab claim to the land above 4e,cribe4. bo l>all game Friday evening. The fore E. O. Immel, lt. H. comnii.sion.r Walker girl» won over a Cottage at Eugene, Oregon, on th« 28th day of 1928. Grove pick-up tram the same eve February, Claimant names as witnesses: Georgs ning. Canady, Charles McDxnl*ls, Ansel Smith. Vern eil WiHUrn Brabham, all of M. R. “C.” Audrey Wolford and Eugene, Oregon. Koch have been chosen to repre HAMMIL A. CANADY, non-coxijl6fl3(2) Register. »ent Walker union high school at the O. A. C. conference February 17 and 18. Leonard Johnson was taken to! a Eugene hospital Thursday in a critical condition. The last re- ports received were that he was .«lightly improved. Prompt, Quick Service Always Charles Hall Takes Partner. Charlo» 8. Hall, who has been in the real estate and insurance Busi ness here for a number of years, has sold a half interest to W. B. Johnston, recently in the same line in Medford. Mrs. Johnston has been in buaraess here for a num- But never to the neglect of the best in tonsorial re- quirements. Imperial Barber I : Steel and Wood I i g Filing» Cabinets and-i I I Transfer Cases ft I The famous .Macey line I- The Sentinel : i t. tu» ■«/' a U i all tm i«», uit U14 iUU iUi die «i Fin«* mixed gladioli bulbn for Fill«* 25 erntn a «Joaen nt th«* W. I,. Dur by rrnidrnce, S02 A «lain* avc .Mr«. Joe McKibben nnd Mrs. I nuc. tl> 16c Mae Henry returned Wednesday ¡SIKSI HING IX OFFICE SUPPLIES Mm. Julia Gover l«*ft Thumday from Grants Puss, where they vis- I for lx»« An gules to recuperate from ited 12 day», ♦ < a nerioun illftcna. Nhe was aceonv A dozen members of boy scout A pnnied by her daughter Alti» und troop No. HI hiketl up Bennett *«>n H«*nry. creek Sun'lny t ml took cooking and Miinll tree falling tests. liti» t'omicr, employe of the W Mm. Connie Girder und tliC Jonn tire guest, at A Woodard Lumber couquiny, who Mr. mid Mr«. Elbert Beile re in ill with pneumonia, w a» taken home of Mm. Girder*» aunt, M r» turn«'<l Saturday night from attend wan ing the annual session uf the Orc to a Eugen«* hoMpitnl Friday night. C. C. CruHon. 11 rs. Girder II«* worked hm iimiii I hint week and formerly MU m Connie Coleman i n ml gon newspaper conference in Eu-. wan tnk«*n middrnly ill junt prcvi«>un/ Httended high school in this city. gene. They reported being royally tn being moved to th«* hospital. Thoxe MiMhing cornet*, ¿omelet* entertained by the lain«' county S.iin V«»atrh in having a n«*w horn«* nnd mo forth no«* Mm. E. Atkinson, sent city. < r<*«,t«,tl on north Tenth atroct. Max •33 nou th Sixth street. Telephone Wr ami Mrs. Walter Taylor of Hird in in chnrgf* of ronatruction. 173L. fl3e Molalla, who were attending the It in <’\|M‘«*t«*d thnt nevertl oth«*r nt Mr. and Mm. Murk Oa rout to left Oregon newspnper conference houM«« will lx* built on the Manx* Eugene, motored here Saturday I Katurdny for Oakland, Cal., where i»tr<*<*t N«>onw forenoon to visit Denny Abel, who they will visit for two week». was n school mate of Mr. Taylor We meet mail order competi. Mm. C. A. Htevenn and Mrs. several years ago in Washington. tion on door» of every kind. Enther Hohl, arcompiioied by Mm. However, they did not find Mr. Cottage Grove Mt'g. Co. Fannie Lebow of Crrawell, motored Abel nt homo. M. V, Phillips is millright at the to Nulein Friday. A party from here went up the The George Nculnud family, who McKenzie Munday to snow line and ; I.conn Mills. William Edwards is also employed there. Thu mill, D»te gut-RlM nt the Dexter Huff enjoyed the day with winter sports. which was closeij for several years, home, left Friday for Boise, Ida., Members of boy scout troops has bei'ii put in running order by where they expect to locate on a Nos. IB nnd 18 attended the Fri- Hoy Beebe and it is expected it ranch. day night revival service at the T* Methodist church. Mrs. Lorn Finnerty went to Eu a gone todny to visit nt the home of a granddaughter, Mrs. Clarence Spencer. Mrs. Frank Hears and little daughter have moved to Wendling. Their home on Whitenker will be occupied by tho William Everett family, who have moved herefrom Oregon City. The Louis Fnrnier and Sam Neweonib families spent Sunday at I have sold a hall' interest in my real estate and Winchester lay fishing. insurance business to W. B. »Johnston, an experienced The William Adamson family of num in this business, who Ims been in business in Drain spent Saturday at the home .Medford, (h-e., and Hamilton, Mont. He bought prop of Mr. Adamson’s sister, Mrs. erty here two years ago and Mrs. Johnston Ims been Frank Hawkins. in the beauty parlor business here for several years Robert Malcolm hag purchased lie will be an acquisition to the business interests of an interest in th«' Bridge barber the city. It will be the aim of the partnership to give shop npd will be in partnership the hist word in service in our line of business. with Irn fshaqi. Charles DeWald left Friday for Portland on business. Virginia nnd Jack Matlock, who visited nt tlm home of their aunt, Mrs. W. A. Gnroutte, and with their grandparents, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. C. Johnson, loft Sunday for their home in Marshfield. COTTAGE GROVE I SENTINEL 1 .Long Distance Hauling Fixing Accident Blame. Thero has been so much street Itiano Moving a Specialty talk ns to who was to blame in th«’ accident in which a car driven by Pastor Louis C. Kirby and a I truck driven by .Mrs. G. A. Sanders ¡ collide«! that The ,Sentinel has in ! quired of Chief of Police Pitcher _ __ ns to whether lie fixed tho blame. | Chestnut Brothers, proprietors Tho only statement he eared to I make was that the truck driven by STORAGE AND GENERAL Mrs. Sandors had tho right of way. ■ TRANSFER CHESTNUT TRANSFER CO. Office phone 6 Residence Phono 160-Y Arcado Has Dark Night. Through the failure of a film to arrive in time no picture was shown Inst night nt the Arcnde, This is the third time thnt this has happened in the six years that Mr. Morelock has been managing the theater. The picture, “Alias the I.one Wolf,’’ starring Bert Lytell, will be shown tonight for the one night only. Chambers Mill Resumes. After n shut down of several weeks caused by the washout of a trestle on its logging railway, the J. H. Chambers & Bon mill is again in operation. Repnirs to Jhe rail way were completed lust week and logs begnti to arrive ininie«liately nt tho mill just south of the city. COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON ?r ■ LEONARD TRANSFER W. L. Leonard, Prop. OFFICE AT HOWE'S CONFECTIONERY Res. Phone 239-J GENERAL TRANSFER Cottage Grove, Oregon The eyes are most wonderful, they are the picture gallery with a million snapshots stored in memory. Where there is no vision the people perish. ‘iX Sermon W Bloody Telephone 362 Suite 831 BKner Bldg. K nowles & G raber w. HARDWARE * • Cottage Grove : Oregon IT’S LAND PLASTER TIME AGAIN. WE HAVE IT AT CAR LOAD PRICES. Godard & Randall Tast North of S. P. Station—Phone 100 BUILDING MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS ALWAYS ON HAND
