Till'HHIIAV, MAKCII IT, IMP
the spring vacation w ith his par
ents, M r and Mrs. C. H . Haight
Reginald with other students of his
class will have a chance at practl
cal education following school when
they will be In the employ of the
Mountain States Power company
D U J U H T VALLEY.
and the Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph company. Some will go
(■p.risl Is Iks Seallael.)
March M .—M r. and Mrs. Harold ¡to Schnectady. N. Y. In itial wage
W olfard entertained Saturday eve-1 for this class of w ork w ill be about
nlng- Onsets were M r. and Mrs. tn ft a month. Reginald w ill not
Ralph Blank Mr. and Mrs. Paul graduate until next year.
Morgan and daughter, Miss Oall
M r and Mrs. W. E. Nixon were
and Miss Alm a Llndamood, Claire Sunday guests at the home of M r.
Hogate, Miss Audrey W olfard. Mlae and Mrs. Hugh Nixon in Cottage
M arie Nixon, Alice and Lawrence Grove.
Kent end M r. and Mrs. Lee Nixon
Sunday guests at the K. J. Kent
and Donald. Dsdnty refreshm ents' home were M r. and Mrs. Harold
were nerved a t m id nig ht
W olfard, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Mr. and Mrs. C. H . H aig h t were «tank, M r. and Mrs. Paul Morgan
afternoon caller« at the and daughter. M r. and Mrs. Lee
a
r and
rs Burgess
In Nixon G<n
and U
son
Alma and
of t M
M r.
ana M
Mrs.
nu g
n J a and
n lo o Ml««
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a f.
Nearby News
Cottage Orove.
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' ternemn M r, and M r*. Bl&nk drove
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Sunday guests a t the C. A Moore
Lee Nixon la driving a new Ford home were the R. C. Barfield fam
sedan, purchased from Woodson ily.
Brothers of Cottage Orove.
Miss Audrey W olfard has beer.
Reginald Haight, electrical
. employed to teach the Delight Val-
atudent a t O. 8. CL, spent ley , Chool < g ,in the coming yes«'.
S H P T T .........
The Social Neighbors club met
,
w ith Mrs. Lee Nixon Wednesday of
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Nervous Woman Nearly thia week.
M r. and Mrs Fred Bangs, en
Drives Husband Away route from California to their
i home near Seattle, spent Saturday
; night w ith M r. and Mrs. W . E.
“I was vary nervous and so cross
with my husband I nearly drove ' Nixon.
M rs M A. H ora drove to Cor-
him away. Vlnol has changed this I vallls Sunday afternoon taking
and wr are happy again.’’—Mrs. V. Francis Horn and Reginald Haight
| back to their school.
Doctors have long known
the
M r. and Mrs E. J. Sears and
value of mineral elements Iron, cal Mr. and Mrs. Lee Nixon were
cium with cod liver peptone, as con guests at the A. B. W olfard home
tained In Vlnol.
Nervous, easily
Tow iB L >’nx Hollow Sunday evening
tired people are surprised
• The Slack children are back In
Vlnol gives new strength, sound school after a month’s vacation
sleep and a B IO appetite. Gives with whooping caugh. Opal Myers
you more P E P to enjoy life! Vlnol has been out a week with flu
tastes delicious.
Cottage Grove
Mrs. Sikes is employed in Eugene
(1) and Mrs. M iller Is keeping her son
during her absence.
The J. A J oil fam ily were Sun
day evening guests a', the Barfield
home.
H ead ach e or N euralgia
M r. and Mrs C. C. Conner and
ta M minutes, checks a Cold the M r. and Mrs. E. J. Kent attended
first day. and checks Malaria In I the funeral of Mrs. Harley W illiam s
days.
In Cottage Grove Wednesday.
| Ruth and
Dorothy
Hohman.
I Dorothy and Ralph W itcher, O rrin
: Hankins and Lawrence Kent were
GARDNER RADIATOR i guests at the W alker high school
i senior party Tuesday evening at
SERVICE CO.
the heme of M arie Nixon In Cot
Can take the leak out of
tage Grove.
your radiator.
Complete Una of cores fo r all
DORENA.
cars In etock.
741 OUve 8L
Eugene. Oregon
(Special to the Sentinel.)
666
Tablets
666 also in Liquid.
Cottage Grove
A d ju s tm e n t Bureau
Collections and
Adjustments
First National Bank Bldg.
M. W. LOMBARD. Attorney
March 24.—Mrs. W R. Cole of
Eugene visited the fore part of the
week w ith a son. Bruce Cole.
M r. and Mrs. C. H . Jennings and
Mrs. Ruth England and children
I Robert and Faye motored to Junc
tion C ity Sunday.
M r. and Mrs. P. F . Roee spent
the week end In Roseburg at the
home of M r. Rose's parents.
Mrs. Philip Mosby visited recent-
. ly In Eugene at the home of M r.
and Mrs Jack Kerns.
Mrs. Glenn Scott tn d daughter
Glennie of Ashland spent Saturday
WANT ADS
Long Distance Hauling
Plano Moving a Specialty
lodsb
CHESTNUT
TRANSFER
CO.
Brothers, proprietors
GS
COTTAGE GROVE A ERIE, FMATKB-
aai Order Eagles, meets la I. O. 0 . F.
kali «very Tuea'day.____________________
FOB SALS.______________
FOR SALE — BETWEEN THREE AND
four hundred White Leghorn pallet«.
Phone 11F14, Collage Orate,
ml>-27p
and Sunday with Mrs Scott's par
ents, M r and Mrs W. W. Chris
man.
Many from here attended
ihe
funeral of W illiam l*erry Van
Scholack held in Cottage Grove
Thursday. Mr. Van Scholack was
well known here and had been a
resident of this section practically
all his life
Mr. and Mrs. Van Blarlcom and
son Louts and Mr. and Mrs. Albert
W atkins and small son of Collage
Grove visited Sunday at the Man-
eel Kinney home.
Ernest Stew-art. who la attending
Oregon State college, spent the lat
ter part of last week at the home
of his grandparents, M r. and Mrs
J. B. Stewart.
G. W . Vaughn. R. G. Sanford and
Philip Mosby have recenved em
ployment at the Scott sawmill at
Culp Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M Me Lin and
daughter Elisabeth and Mr. and
Mrs. Rudy Baxa were visitors in
Saginaw Sunday.
Mias Maurina Shearer spent the
week end In Eugene w ith an aunt.
Miss Ruth Shearer.
T H O R N T O N 4XJRNERS
(Special to the Sentinel 1
M A H Y W H IT E HH IIH1F. IS
C O M P L E T E D N E W LO C A TIO N
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W ork on Ihe Mary W hile bridge
about three unite eouth of Cottage
Grove la rapidly nearing comple-
Contract '.v u n -d for la rg e Annual lion, according to P. U
Morse,
county engineer, who visited the
Order of F ru it lab els In
work Saturday. The county bridge
Four Colora.
crew which h a. been working on
thia bridge, aa soon as this Is com-
The Sentinel has purchased one pleled. w ill m o v e lo Mosby creek.
modern of flat bed
Sentinel Adds Modern
Press to Handle Bùi Job
______
I t Is a J9x4S
Baboock Opt Imus two - revolution
guatanteed to handle any form of 1
printing that can be done on any
printing pre««. I t has arrived In
Portland from Boston and would
have been Installed this week end
except for the fact that It could
not be put Into running condition
In time to handle daily Issues
which The Sentinel w ill publish
during its cooking school next
week.
The new press was made neces
sary by reason of a five-year con
tract which The Sentinel has re
ceived for the printing of four-color
labels for the Riv-u let F ru it com
pany of Minneapolis. Minn.,
for
which O. H Heine, form er resident
of this city. Is head salesman. Thai
initial order Is for 667.000 for this
season, and It Is expected that this
w ill be m aterially Increase«! each
year
Also the company Is enter
ing the vegetable business ami w ill
1 require a .(uanllty of labels for
this. The Sentinel has handled
this company'« label business ever
since Its organisation several years
ago.
Match M —Mrs. Perry Andrews
and eon W arren of Syracuse Neb
visited Monday and Tuesday with
M r and Mrs. C. C. Chapman. Mrs.
Andrews, who had «pent the win-
ter In Los Angeles for her health.
Is an old friend of M r. and Mrs
Chapman
M r and Mrs. Joe Premasxi and
little daughter Joanne spent Sun-
dya at the home of Mrs. Prem ai
xt's sister. Mrs. Fran k LaBlue of
Hebron, the occasion being the
birthday anniversary of Mrs La-
Blue and of the women’s mother,
Mrs M ary Smith.
Mrs. John WUlian was a guest
Thursday of M r. and Mrs. C. Poe
In Cottage Grove.
M r. and Mrs. A rthu r Stubblefield
and baby of Grants Pass were over
night guests Thursday of M r. and
Mrs. George Foster.
Mrs. Ellens Golden of Eugene
arrived Tuesday at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. P
Shortridge.
Miss Lily Kresher visited Sun
day in Cottage Grove w ith M iss
Pearl Sears
M r. and Mrs. Gleason of Coast
fork have moved onto the Fred
Kelly place.
The V. W . Shaw fam ily and the
Pete Tonole fam ily have been con
fined to the house w ith scarlet
fever.
M r. and Mrs. E. E. Chestnut and
daughters Mae and Donna Jean
went to Roseburg Sunday to meet
Mrs. Chestnut’s mother. Mr«. Mae
Hartm an, who came up from
Marshfield that morning and who
will remain at the home of her
daughter for a month.
Mr. and Mrs. M att MadJesa of
Silk creek were guests at the J.
W. Fisher home Thursday morning.
M r and Mrs M M Tison spent
Tuesday a t the F. C. Führer home
at Hebron.
M r. and Mrs. Wade Moeby and
son Robert of W endllng were
guests a t the J. W . Fisher home
Thursday.
John Bauder was severely In-
jured one day last week while cut-
ting wood on the C. H aig h t place
la Delight valley. He accidently
stepped on an axe which flew to
ward him and cut a large deep gash
In the fleshy part of a leg above
the knee. Several stitches were
necessary to close the wound.
Junior Berry has been 111 w ith a
gathering In his head as the re
sult of an attack of flu.
M r. and Mrs. Alec Maxwell and
son of Eugene visited briefly Tues
day at the J. W. Fisher home.
Mias Ellen Arnest. who Is attend
ing normal school at Ashland, spent
last week end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. B. A rnest
Mrs. W illiam W hitlock and Mrs.
Rollo W ard of Cottage Grove and
Mrs. F ra n k LaBlue and Mrs. M ary
Smith ol Hebron visited Mrs. Joe
Prsmazzl Wednesday.
SUU la S eised H ere.
A ten-gallon still. 100 pints of
beer and a gallon of wine, found on
the premises of John Simpson,
farm er living on the Black Butte
road south of Cottage Grove, led to
his arrest Monday afternoon on a
charge of possession of a still and
Intoxicating liquor.
In Justice court Tuesday he wae
fined S300 and sentenced to «0 days
In Jail.
The arrest was made by Deputy
Sheriffs McBride and Carlile and a
federal prohibition agent.
The parte of the «till were found
scattered about the ranch. The
boiler was found hidden In brush
about a hundred yards from the
house the colls in the barn, the
burner tn the house, and the dome
covering In the woodshed. The I
beer was found buried under a hay - i
mow In the barn, and the wine was
located in the house.
C
R ecipe for C om fort
The chief secret of comfort lies
In not suffering trifles to vex tr»
and In prudently cultivating our
undergrowth of small pleasures.—
Archbishop Sharp.
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Q jl* fly F l & i r IS
morsssioNAL
CASEY’S COMPOUND
a t to b n e ts .
PIANO IN STORAGE. LOOKS AND IS
Ilka new. Will M«rlflc« for balaneo,
TTBEBERT W. LOMBARD. — A tu rn «7 | »188 00 Term« g2AI0 weekly. Wlll_ dl»
Write Tallman Piano
_ . Flint National Baak building count fur c««h
A ia » Uw
84. Cottage Orovo. Oragoa.
«tora, 895 south 12th Street. Salem.
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Oregon.
mch!8-27p
í . tB lS V . — Attorney at U w and
V o ^ ry Public.
Practloea la all FOR SERVICE — REGISTERED TWO
year-old Jersey ball. 82.50 chargo at
Bader building. Cottage Orove
time of service, located two mils« oast of
town on Cad Ellis place. Wo also do
cattle dehorning. Have new clipper. Rea
D K im r o .
sonable charge. Wallace Townley, phone
1F18.___________________________ m20-27p
t -«B A FT IN 0. _____
HKXRT M. LABI. Plan«
specifications. Personal call« af-
MONEY TO LOAN
I T m K sp
■— Located two mile«
a. Or«, r . 0 . Bo»
Ses MOTOR FINANCE CORP.
AUTO FINANCING AND LOANS
•87 Oak St.. Eugene. Phone 18«
Open Evenings
“ 1 FRIENDLY SERVICE’’
HOUSES FOB BENT.
rOR RENT — NICE SIX ROOM HOME.
psrtly furnlshsd.
Charles Cochran
phone 170R, 285 Twelfth street,
IBOtlc
FOR RENT— FIVE-ROOM HOUSE, OAR
age and garden spot. Joins city limits
of Cottage Orove. glO a month. Rudy
Baxa. Dorena. Ore., pbont 18F14. m27-a3p
FIVE-BOOM HOUSE FOR RENT. 8. K
Adams, Saglnsw, Oregon._____ pi27-«8p
TU» MWcottw you
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND— MAN’S RING OWNER MAY
havs Mme by proving property and
eying cost of advertisement C. L. Ssrfl.
aril's bsrber shop. Main street. tn27p
WANT TO BUT.
WANTAD — BABY CALVES
J. D.
Grimes, phone 2OF52, Lorane route.
Cottage Orove, Oregon.____________m27p
« .A S lfc O g l
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M ountain S tates power C ompany
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Arcade Theatre, Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday,
March 30-31, April 1
Stage
and
Screen’s 'W ho’s Who'
Jan etG ayn or
.
asa aad children a spocUltr. Offlc, trie or oil incubators aad brooder», Me-
Ftaat
It Bstloaal
National Baak
Bank building. Phono«
Fhoaa»: : { d
Clallaa’«
e ll
«haep dip. worm powder, tonic«
OfMaa 884;
raald en ca, 1S8-J.
ÍSdi roaldoaco.
l f " Baaldaace and dlilnfectanta. Bert V. Head«, north
Pacific highway.
1148 want Maia.
»O B
E very housew ife in C ottage G rove and
the su rro u n d in g country should m ake it a
point to a tte n d th e S entinel Cooking School
th a t opens in th is city W ednesday, A p ril 2.
Mrs. J u lia H indley, a nationally know n H om e
Service D em onstrator, w ill give in te re stin g
lessons every day for th ree days. She w ill give
you lots of new ideas in m odern cookery and
tell how you m ay save hours of daily d ru d g
ery.
R em em ber the dates and be sure to r e
serve them for th is post g rad u ate course in
cooking, A p ril 2, 3 and 4, from 2 to 4 p. m. a t
I. 0 . 0 . F. hall.
L earn ab o u t electrical cookery—how you
can spend m ore tim e out of the kitchen and
have m ore delicious m eals th an it w as ever
possible fo r you to have w ith hours of p a tie n t
toil over a hot cooking stove the old way. I f
you have any problem s th a t are w orrying you
ask M rs. H indley. She w ill be glad to help
you.
Tells How She Did It With a Home-
Made R em edy.
H
HOTEL
The Sentinel Cooking School
Opens W ed., April 2nd
E asily D a rk e n e d
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GENERAL
TRANSFER
A Treat for All
Cottage Grove Housewives
C lass G ets P ra ctica l L « |r r ie n r e
The crops class In Smlth-Hughcs
work In the high school obtained
practical experience In pruning
trees last week when members
spent a morning pruning and trim -
ming the Morgan orchard. Later
they trimmed apple, plum and pear
trees on the W
A. Hemenway
place.
Mrs. E. H Boots, a well-known
resident of Buchanan county, la..
who darkened her gray hair, made
FOR SALE — TWO OR THREE HIGH
young Jereeya. Record« on
the following statement:
STORAGE AND GENERAL nil producing
of thorn. 0 . A. Klehola. Telephone
“Anyone can darken their gray
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m20-27p
TRANSFER
or faded hair, and look twenty
FOR SALE — TWO H. P VARIABLE
Office phone fl
yearn younger w ith this simple
•peed motor with »tarter box. The
remedy, which they can mix at
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
Sentinel,_______________________ mtO-nlTp
home. To Hklf a pint of water add
RMdenee Phoae 180 Y
FRESH COWS FOR SALE— E. C. LOCK-
1 ounce of bay rum, one small box
wood, office phone 8. residence phone
of Barbo Compound and ’« ounce
107Y._________________________ m27p
of glycerine. These Ingredients can
5. HAS
TRAILER FOR SA L E -P R IC E
be purchased at any drug store at
et loaf,
henry well made body. 6)4
very little cost Apply to the hair
phoae* 198R
and rack. W 8. Averill.
every other day until the gray hair
LONDON.
Is darkened sufficiently. I t does
FOR SALE— NEW COOK STOVE. COM
pl.t« bras« b«d. two d sr bed«, waahln»
not color the scalp, Is not greasy
(Special to the Sentinel )
m«ehla« «ad Whit» Rotary «.r--in» m*-
W. L. Leonard. Prop.
Banton and does not rub off. I t w ill m akt
chin«. Also for u lc apso of male« sad
M arch 25 — The J. E.
harne»«. price 865. H. H. K alil. Row fam ily spent Sunday afternoon at a gray-halred person look 20 years
OFFICE A T BOWE’S
river hlfhw sy at Rocky Point
m27p
camp A w ith the Glen Banton fam- younger.1
CONFECTIONERY
FOR SALE— PIANO. INSTRUMENT IN Ily.
flrat cl»«« coodltloa. J. M. Longfellow,
A daughter, Alm a Joan, was
Rheumatism and Neuritis.
•51 «oath Fourth street
m27p
born F riday at Pacific Chrlatlan
¡FOR SALE OR RENT — SIX-ROOM hospital In Eugene to M r. and Mrs.
hoaee, newly papered sad painted, new
relieves pain and swelling, reduces
. bathroom kitchen «ink and laundry tray«, A. J. Lllja.
Baynard Mendenhall, a student at an excessive uric acid In the body,
lar»a f t n f » . lot 60x150. SchofUld Stew
1 art Plumbing «hop phone 217J. m27 «tp University of Oregon, spent Thurs-
Grave. Oregon
Rheumatism,f N °u ritla, Lum baga
FOB SALE — FOUR TONS OF BALED
of
Black
Butte,
while
enroute
to
oat hay. 818 a ton In ton lota. Hcgh
Bolls. Ctout, Cramps and Swelling of
TraaaelL phone 17F11.
m27p Grants Pass to spend spring vara the limbs
This Blood Cleansing
cards
tlon
w
ith
home
folks.
. _ _
.
. ..
. ,
Tonic has an almost unbelievable
FOR SALE— USED MAYTAG MACHINE,
la good condition. Maytag Shop Phoae
record for sure, safe and lasting re
DENTISTA
m27p with a sister, Mrs. Fannie Cath
115-Y
lief In restoring many hopeless
-rxB . W. E. LEBOW.— Dentist. Offlc«
cart, near Modesto, CsU., returned cases. M r. J. G. Clark, 8. 9th 8 t ,
WOOD F 0 < SALB.
U
Fifth end Main »trw t. H .u ra 8:80 !
borne last week.
Seaside, Ore., states he had to use
H I t U i 1 M 8>80. I» « a i« x . «nd Sus-
Dalton Mattoon and M r. Barthol
FMoues: Office 35. WOOD PRICBS SEEM H I O B BUT
aren't if jo b get the eaah discount. omew of Drain spent Sunday at the a cane for years on account of
Rheumatism; has laid It aside since
A«k os about It. We gl«« 8 h H. gr«en
trading «tarnpa.
City Fuel compatir Joe Brookhart home.
taking Casey s Compound, and can
T i a . 0. H. K1ME. I>Mtl.t, Fimt s»ü«n phone
Mrs.
Thomas
Funk
and
daughter
18.
Dowatcwn
offlea
at
Kellr
A Z e l beak bulldlnx, Cott*»« Grv»a Or« Drug sto » .
u7tfc spent F rid a y at the F ran kie Thorn step off like a young man. Mrs.
it ta «xtrseuon, sd m ln iitn tlon of
Clark states afte r taking same it
e x it and oxygen, oral surgory. I DRY FIR WOOD FOR SALE
FHONE
home.
stopped her pain and swelling, and
-R.
tee 126-1
10. Raaldaac
•8 .
Cottage Orovw-Eiigene Freight
The Don Cammel fam ily moved
For
J2tfe their household goods from W in she recommends It highly.
Transfer company.
f h t m o ia n s .
sale by your druggist.
chester bay to the Allie Lents home
MISCBLLAMBODS
t v B . 0. K. FROST.— Phyalelan aad sur
Sunday.
1 7 gasa. Office la L a w • o a building [ SAW FILING, TOOL SHARPENING—
OF THE OWNERSHIP.
Mrs. Ivan Abeene and Mrs. Lynch STATEMENT
47. Cottage Orove, Oregon.
•II kind« m w filing, gamming and r«-
MANAGEMENT, OIBCULATION, ETO,
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pairing. All kind« tool« aharpeo-d. Lawn Currin of Black Butte spent Mon
REQUIRED BY THE ACT OF COW-
AKLEY, M. D.— Fhyaiclan ana sur mowen «harpened.
Satisfaction
gnar- day a t the O. P. W ills home.
OBESS OF AUGUST 24, 1812.
,g«oa. Evening« by appointment. Ov«r „meed. C. McBrld«, 716 Main ttraat Mrs. Joe Brookhart. Mrs. Frankie
Kam*s Drug «tor«, Oottag« Grov«, Oregon Cottage Grove, Oregon.
m27p
m
o rn and
ana Mrs.
a r e W.
w . L.
u. Townsend
«° ~ n’ * nu Ca^.g?oi^\°Or?gon*nf o r ) i/r il‘‘¿ ‘’riao*
Thorn
;
V . KIME. M. D .- -Phyaldan aad BABY CHICKS EVERY WEDNESDAY. spent Monday forenoon w ith Mrs.
8 u te of Oregon, County o f Lane.— m .
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‘ fsw ( hoica cockerel«. Agent for «lec- W. T. Jones.
, gurgMB. Ob«t«trlc» and dl««Me«
Before ma. a notary publie in and for
LEO N A R D
TRANSFER
A A. M I. O. O F. oemetsry and
Mrs Harley W illiame IMes
about four miles eoutheael of thle
Mrs Harley W illiams died at the Rebekahs had charge of ssr-
city, to build a new wooden span.
midnight Sunday al her home n
- vices
-- - - at
- the grave.
.„or wee born He
The new M ary W hile bridge Is
|lM,„ted about
yards down *
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stream from Ihe old brldgs and is
days. She was aged
widower are her parents, M r end
also a covered structure^ The new
months. 10 days,
location eliminates a bad approach
p
„ Mre. John Cooper of Crow an<l
at each end of the old
4 ” n‘
so'w«dneetlav afternoon at Ihe right brothers ami slaters.
Crete piers for the new bridge'Were - ’
hanel and Rev Ixiula Henry
built last year A new piece of nurd
Typewriter rib boa., Sentinel.
new Randle of the Haptlet church o ffi
Income Tas Records. Sentinel
¡w ill have to be built to the
ciated.
Interment
wae
In
Ihe
A
F
I bridge.____________ _ _ _ _ _ _
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VACANT LOT WANTED — SEE RELI
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B a s a si ire 824 watt Main street,
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Mr
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and
n
Mr«
W
a
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H
a
R a r h e ld e r i the «tate and connty aforeaald. pereonally
»PP**««! AH»»ri Bede, who, having been
and son Buddie and L. A. Bacheld-
, worB according u Uw. depoae« and
er spent Sunday a t W altervllla with «aye that he la the bualneM manager of
th;
an^niuied at
W
Bert Newton, who was injured at and be|jef B true statement of the owner-
camp A some time ago, was taken ghjp. management, etc., of the aforaeaid
back to a Eugene hospital recently publication for the date •J1®’™ 1® »ka
suffering w ith a gathering In h l.
Iff
head.
Poatal Law« and Regulation», to-wlt:
M r. and Mr». Gregory spent Sun-
1. That the name« and addreaaa of tho
d » » in I T iio e n e w i t h M r e A J L ilia
publisher,
editor, managing
editor Oct-
aod
day In Eugene w ith Mrs. A. J. L llja . £n,
ln„ , m«nager«
are: Pnblleher,
Mr. and Mrs. H . D. G ertja and lag< Grove Pnbllahlng Co., Cottage Grove,
daughter of Black Butte attended Ore.; editor, managing editor, buslnoaa
a wedding dinner at D rain Sunday.
Elb,rt B,<U’
Or” »-
M r. and Mrs. M. C. Raymond of
That the owrera are: Cottage Orove
Mosby creek spent Sunday here at Pobiuhing C o. Elbert Bede. Elbert Smith,
the home of a son. Cork Raymond
Grove 0 « ^ ^
Elm er Berggren and Otis McKeil
anJ other »ecurity holder« owning
have finished pruning and spraying or holdli oc 1 per cant or mor« of tote
ortgagea, or other ee-
i amount o f bond«.
the Berggren orchard.
ow Typograph Co.,
are: Ludlow
W . H. Bachelder has purchased eurltiea
Chicago, 111.
ELBERT BEDE
a new motorcycle.
Sworn to an<l anheerlbed before me tblf
Joe Brookhart Is visiting his
26th day of March, 1980.
mother In Drain.
(Seal.)
WORTn HARVEY.
C. H . Woods waa unable to make
(My commlaalon expiree October 9,
his usual trip to Cottage Grove i9»l >
Monday because his truck was out -----------
of repair.
Thomas Brasher ran a stick Into
an eye recently.
J. E. Banton and Harold Phillips
are working on the local farm ers’
telephone line this week.
Lucille Abeene le on the elck Het.
Ed Brasher sprained an ankle
Monday evening and was unable
to w ork Tuesday.
Mrs. Alexandria Lyons is fencing
her fro n t yard.
Mrs. C. H . Wood» la painting the
P. S. Bukowski and
Interior of the London store.
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ATTENTIO N
TO WOMEN
AND CHILDREN
Im perial Barber
Shop
C. 0. Murphy
Your Home Print Shop First
W ill Rogers
Charles Farrell Edmund Lowe
M arjorie W hite W alter Catlett
Victor McLaglen Richard K eene
El Brendel
Frank Richardson
W illiam Collier,Sr. Ann Pennington
Tom P a tr ic o la
D ix ie
Lee
R e x B e ll
Lynn
Rol
W a r n e r B a x te r
J. H a r o l d
F ra n k A lb e r ts o n
S h a ro n
D a v id
M u rra y
Paul Page
G e o rg e
O ls e n
"whiipering" Jack Smith G eorge MacFarlon®
James ]. Corbett