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FKIDAY, f> M F . MH F. H M, IHM
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
F rie n d s a n d P a tro n s
We extend to you the greetings of the
Christmas Season, with all best [■
wishes for the coming year.
H ALL & JO H N ST O N
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C ity Briefs
C A. Bartall wa« qp from Corvnl
Ila Turaday night for thq Inatalla
tlun of offlcera of thr Royal Arch.
Ila la retiring high p r le a l
Mr». Lenora Pyburn of Eugene
arrived Tuaaday night to apand the
Chrlatmaa holidays with her par-
pul». M r and Mra W. I. I lu b lx - ll
Mr. and Mra. Gordon W hite of
Portland were Chrlatmaa gueata at
the home of M r Whlta'a parents.
Mr. and Mra. W J W hite
Hand llrhoaraal Tonight. F r i
day
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Loren Stewart, student at O. H
C . ta «pending the Chrletina» M l
daya with hla pa rente. M r and Mra
l-aMella Hlewart
Itobert Fromm apent Chrlatmaa
In Albany with hla mother and »la
ter.
Mlaa W ilm a W hite, who epent
Chrlatmaa with her parenta, Mr
and Mra. W J. White, w ill leave to
day for Idaho, where ahe la a
school teacher.
Typewriters
to Rent
THE
SENTINEL
We wish you a Merry Chrlatmae
and a Proeperoua New Year, which
w ill naturally make It a happy one.
Nelaon Motor company.
M ra Docla Norrie of Klam ath
Falla arrived Wednesday to spend
Chrlatmaa with her parenta. Mr
a n d M r s . J . Q W llllle
l^tUella Hlewart returned Tues
day night from a vtalt In Tacoma
and Helllngham. Wash.
Miss Anna Daugherty of Seattle
arrived Sunday to vtalt until after
New Year's at the home of her
brother. W M. Daugherty.
Snooker. po«il. cards, tobacco,
fountain. The Pastime for pastime
Mlaa M arian W hite of Aberdeen.
Wash . and Mlaa Esther W hile of
Canadn are spending their Christ
mas vacation with their parenta,
M r. and Mra. W. J. W hite.
RUBBER
BANDS
THE
SENTINEL
M cKinley Huntington and daugh
ters M ary Jane and Elisabeth Anne
of Canyonville were
Chrlatmaa
guests at the W. J. W hite home
The children will spend the holiday
aeaaon hare.
Mr. and Mr». Huxley Kern of
Corvallla »pent Sunday here with
relative». They were accompanied
home by Geraldine K«m, daughter
of M r and Mrs C. J. Kern. They
returned here Wednesday to spend
Chrlatmaa with the C. J. Kern fam
ily.
Children who failed to receive
their gift box at the Methodiet Sun
day school Chrlatmaa party Tues
day night w ill be supplied If they
report to their Sunday school teach
er, according to Pastor Ira R.
Aldrich.
Mr. and Mra. Hob Thompson of
Yoncalla visited Monday with M r
and Mrs E G
O. Groat. Mrs.
Groat waa Mra. Thompson's flrat
Sunday school teacher 31 years ago.
Mr. and Mra M. F. W yatt spent
Chrlatmaa In Eugene at the home
of a »on. K. E W yatt.
Leeton Durham and Glen Swan
■on. students at Ashland normal,
are spending the Chrlatmaa holi
days with their parenta.
Two tnllk cows and one heifer
for »ale.
See Nelaon Motor com'
pany
M r and Mrs. J. H. Callahan of
Portland arrived thia week to visit
at the home of Mra. Callahan'»
slater. Mrs W A Garoutta.
8. L. Godard. who has a contract
to construct a camp at Hradwood
for the Bradley Woodard Lumber
company, returned home Saturday
to vlalt until after Chrlatmaa. He
made the trip home by airplane.
Herbert Whitlock, who la working
at Hradwood, haa returned to hla
home here to vlalt until after
Chrlatmaa. He plan» to return
Sunday.
Mlaa Lot» Godard, student at O
S C , ta »pending the Chrlatmaa
holldaya with her parenta. M r and
Mra. H. L. Godard.
Used radio It battery eliminator»
for sale at Nelaon Motor company,
only »5 to »1» each Theae elim ina
tor» coat from 325 to HO new. Nel
son Motor company.
M r and Mr». H a rry Godard of
Hradwood are visiting over the
Christmas holldaya with Mr. God-
ard’a parents, Mr. and Mr». 8. L.
Godard.
Mr. and M i»
Albert Woolley
apent Chrlatmaa In Wendllng with
M r and Mr». J. O. Wilson.
Rev. and Mra L. H. Randle and
children left Thursday morning for
Salem to visit over Chrlatmaa. They
plan to return Saturday.
Chuck Howard. Ixruta deGeneault
and Loren Tuttle, etudent» at O 8.
C . visited Friday night with Lloyd
Griggs while on their way toOranta
Pa»a.
Mlaa Alice Southwlck of Portland
waa a Chrlatmaa guest at the home
o f M r and Mr». A. A. Richmond.
Mlaa Irene Grlgga. student at O.
8. C.. returned Saturday to spend
the Christinas holidays with her
parents. Mr. and Mra. H. B. Grlgga
Mra. Lila Wllaon of Arlxona. who
had been visiting at the home of a
niece. Mra. Nelaon Durham, left
Friday for Canyonville, where she
Is visiting at the home of a brother.
Professor C. L Lea and daugh
ter» M argaret and Dorothy and son
Sherman arrived Friday afternoon
to spend the Christmas holidays
with Professor Leas mother. Mrs.
George Lea. and his »later, Miss
Elsie I-ea.
Mr. and Mra. Frank Houser and
son Harold apent Christmas In A l
bany w ith relative»
They were
dinner gueata at the home of Mra
Houaar* a coualn. Mrs. Lawrence
Scharffenberg.
H. 8. Swengel. an old time Cote
tage Grove resident. 1» critically
111 In a San Joae. Cal., hospital, ac
cording to word received here by
frlenda
He underwent a major
operation Friday night.
Francis M arkley, student at O. 8
C.. visited Friday w ith hla grand
mother, Mrs. S. E M arkley, while
on hla way home In lx>a Angele» to
spend the Chrlatmaa holldaya.
Donald Umphrey. student nt O. S.
C.. la »pending the Chrlatmaa holi
days with his parents, M r and Mrs.
C. E. Umphrey.
Mrs. J. T. Short Is spending the
holldaya In Spokane at the home of
a son. H a rry I. Short.
O. Enrl M cKay of Lorane will
preach at London Sunday.
Word has been received that W al
ter Clnrk of Baker hns become
municipal Judge there. He was for
eight years credit manager for the
Oregon Lumber company. His wife
waa form erly Mias Grace Rinard of
this city. Mr. and Mrs Clark have
1 been residents of Baker for 10 years
nnd Mr. Clark Is adjutant of Baker
post, American Legion.
The Glen Scott fam ily arc here
from Medford to spend the holidays
i with relatives.
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Wishing You
M M erry Christmas
The spirit of Christmas calls us to a better apprecia
tion of ol<i associates anti the value of old friendship
in more than a financial way.
May we extend to you our sincere wish for
A Merry Christmas
and
A Happy and Prosperous New Year
HAZEL
NATE
WENDELL
JOE
Mrs. H. C Walls 1» spending the
holldaya with a slater In Prineville.
J. M. Davlaon entered
eeven
brunae turkeys In the Northwest
Turkey ahow held Friday and Sat
urday In Oakland.
Joe McKIbben left Sunday foi
Heedaport, after spending a week
at hla h nq here
He was called
here by the tllneea of hla mother.
Joaephlne Wise man, student at
University of Oregon, arrived laat
week to spend the Chrlatmaa holl
daya with her parents, M r and Mrs.
J. A. Wlaaman.
C M Parker went to Dexter
Monday to vlalt relatives.
Mlaa Ellen Arneat, student at
Ashland normal school, la spending
the Chrlatmaa holiday» w ith her
parents, M i and Mrs. G. B. Arneat.
Mra Mae Henry and Ml»» Velma
M< Klbben went to Portland Hatur
day to spend Chrlatmaa at the homr
of Mrs Henry a daughter. Mr». A
P. Keppal
M ia. Flora McGee was brought
home last week from Portland H er
health Is aald to be about the aame
Elm er Allen, student at Oregon
State Agricultural college, Is »pend
ing the Chrlatmaa holldaya at hla
home here.
Funeral aervlcea for Jam«» K
Polk May, who was burned to death
early Friday morning when Ida
ranch houae was destroyed by
flame», were held Saturday at the
Mills chapel Bov L I I Bundle of
the Baptist church officiated. Inter
ment waa In the A. F. * A M .-I. O
G. F. cemetery.
Bargains in
U sed
T y p ew riters
THE
SENTINEL
Del mas Richmond and Harold
Bede are home from the University
of Oregon for the holiday».
Gordon W rig h t la home from the
University of Washington for the
holidays.
Harold Houser, atudent at Ash
land normal achool. arrived Sunday
morning to apend the Chrlatmaa
holidays with hla parenta. Mr. and
.Mr» F la n k Houser.
EHxa Ann Tipton was appointed
adm inistratrix of the estate of
Jamas K Polk May Saturday a f
ternoon. The estate was valued at
35000 In the adm lnlatratrlx'a peti
tion.
Mra. J. H Bartel» left Friday for
Dunsmuir, C a l. to care for a
daughter. Mrs. Ed Cahow. who suf
fered a painfully burned back re
cently when ahe fell against a heat
er.
Carl and Ralph Monroe, students
at University of Oregon, w ill spend
the Christmas holidays w ith their
parents. M r nnd Mr» J D Monro.
S O C IE T Y
Mra C. E. Frost entertained the
O I. H club Friday afternoon with
a I o'clock luncheon at the Colonial
cafe The luncheon table waa col
orful with Christmas decoration»
and red candle» and aprlge of holly
wale favor»
After the luncheon
the group went to the home of
Mr». Frost for the annual Christ
ina» tree and exchange of gifts
Mra Frost, president of the club,
gave each member a g ift and the
member» presented bar with a gift
The afternoon was apent playing
bridge and Mr». A. W. Swanson
held high score. Mr», D H Hem
enway will entertain the club New
Yem » evening w llli a S B» dinner
to which husband» of members
have been Invited.
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A birthday party waa held Hatur
day night at the home of M r and
Mr« W C. Johnson near Latham,
the occasion being the birthday an-
n lv en ary of Mr». Johnson
Those
present were M r. and Mr». A W alk
er, M r and Mr». John Kebelbeck,
M r and Mra. George K- bcihcck
M r and Mra. 1- O. M arkham , Mra
Jessie Gllcrlat. Mlaa M iriam Piper
and ls-»ter Gllcrlat. A pleasant so
The
cial evening wiih enjoyed
honored guest received u number of
attractive gifts. A t the conclusion
of the party Mrs. Daisy M arkham
presented Mrs
Johnson a large
birthday cake
Mr». James P. G raham enter
tained Inform ally Thursday night
of last week for a group of frlenda
In celebration of her birthday anni
versary. The evening was spent
playing bridge Mrs. George Jacob
sen and D. H Hemenway held high
scores. Light refreshment» were
served. An attractive g ift waa giv
en Mra. Graham by her gueata
Yuletlde greenery and a gaily dec
orated Christmas tree added to the
attractiveness of the rooms.
The Utopia club was entertained
Thursday afternoon of last week at
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the home
L.
Mackln.
Mrs. Lila Wllaon of Arlxona. houae
guest o f her niece, Mra. Ndtaon D ur
ham, was a gueei. This was the
club's annual Christmas party. A
Christmas tree was a feature and
gifts were exchanged
A delicious
two-cotirae luncheon was served.
The luncheon table was centered
with holly, and Christmas greens
were attractive about the rooms
The Joker club held a no-ho»teas
dinner Monday night at the Colon
ial cafe Following thia the group
went to the home of Mra. C. E.
Frost for their annual Chrlatmaa
tree and exchange of gifts.
Lula Currln, president of the club,
gave each member a g ift
Bridge
was the evening’s diversion.
The Beau Monde club held a
luncheon Wednesday afternoon of
last week at the Colonial cafe Fol
lowing the luncheon the group
went to the home of Mrs. Elm er
Neet for a Christmas tree and ex
change of gifts. Bridge was the di
version of the afternoon and Mrs.
W A. Garoutte held high score.
The Bona Tempo club was en
tertained Thursday night of laat
week at a turkey dinner at the
home of Mr. and Mra. W. A. G a
routte. Thia waa the club’s annual
Christmas party. M r and Mrs C.
C. Cruson were additional guestg.
A Christmas tree was held and
gifts were exchanged. An evening
of bridge followed.
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: K eep C ottage !
: G rove Labor
The. young people's class of the
: E m ployed
Methodist church held a Christmas
By buying the product of
Cottage Grove industries.
Keep Cottage Grove
Store Clerks
Employed
By Buying in Cottage
Grove Stores Everything
that Can Be Purchased in
Cottage Grove.
(This Space Contributed by
Cottage Grove Sentinel.)
party last Friday night In the
church parlors. Games were played
and those winning prlxes were M r
(jeonard, Elm er Allen. Miss Helen
Aldrich and Miss Evelyn Shanda.
Refreshments of cake and choco
late were served
The Book and Basket . club
met
.
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Tuesday afternoon at the home or
Miss L ittle Kedzer ^ £ a £ ^ s t m a s
party
Presents were exchanged
and games were played. Those
winning prizes were Miss Pearl
Monroe, Miss Helen Aldrich and
Mrs. Rose Brown.
Refreshments
were served.
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The Ad Libitum club held its an-
nual Christmas party Thursday af-
ternoon of last week at the home
of Mrs. Albert Woolley. A Christ-
mas tree was a feature and gifts
were exchanged. A pleasant after-
1 noon was spent socially. Dainty re-
freshments were served.
FOR MILLMEN IS SEEN
Strengthening of Market Con
tinuea to Depend Upon Hold
ing Down Production
(
(C row 's L eisb er D igest >
The general outlook la the bright-
i-st thut It has been at any time
during the past 12 months
The last two weeks have seen
many of the trends noted In N o
vember taking shape and being giv
en a material expression In prices.
One of the most gratifying fea
tures of the turn haa been the dis
covery that supply and demand
have been very delicately balanced,
as 1» proved by the short length of
time II has taken the m arket to
gam strength To be truthful it has
to be admitted that there has so far
been no appreciable increase- in the
demand, the Improvement having
been brought about by a very small
■ peodlng up in buying and a alight
further reduction In output No one
can say to what extent the trade is
being Influenced by proapecta of the
longest shutdowns and
smallest
production through
the
winter
months that has been seen in the
northwest in many years. However,
wise buyers who have been making
a study of mill stocks have knowYi
for some time that many Items
m o s t called for by retail dealer»
have during the past 50 daya been
cut down to where there la already
a shortage, that being particularly
true of No. 1 common dimension.
Some buyers have not taken into
conaldeiatlon that production on
the Pacific coast has been below
half of normal the larger part of
thia year, nor have they studied the
supply and demand close enough to
rrallze that for many weeks during
the fall and late summer demand.
ae small as It was. was gieater than
“ »« output. W ith Prospects of the
’’“ 'Put between now and the end of
February
- being clone to , a . billion
time
fe«‘ below ‘ he normal full
capacity of the mills, there is plen
ty of reason to believe that the
m arket la due for a strong upturn.
A survey made by thia publication
shows that 163 mills, with a com
bined dally capacity of over six mil
lion feet, are either already down
or will close before Christmas with
no definite plans as to when they
will resume operations.
That It w ill be extremely hard, if
n o t almo»t ^
’“ “>1« before ,the
end of thia month, to buy mixed,
car» calling for hard assortments
1» a foregone conclusion and that
price» will be e.evated accordingiy
.- a natural consequence
A study of the six major markets
for northwest woods show, that the
only one which has not had some
improvement since the first of this
month is export.
The Atlant.c
coast cargo business has picked up
enough to permit of substantial
price advances and California cargo
purchases calling for mill shipment
have brought more money Rail
business, which was the first to
show signs of life. Is still very much
on the up with prospects for an in-
creasing demand for car material
early in 1931 growing better every
day
The brighter outlook which the
lumber industry is enjoying is quite
general in all lines of business.
Economists who have a wide per-
spective are predicting a gradual
revival from now on. The need for
lumber is Just os constant as that
of any other commodity. The de-
mand which has accumulated this
year w ill be released slowly as
business gets back on Its feet, pay-
rolls are brought back to normal
and hoarded money comes up for
air
There is nothing to Justify speed
ing up the output, in fact to retain
their present enviable position and
fo rtify it further the mills should
make little or no lumber between
now and March and by that time
th f demand will be so far ahead of
(he gupp|y that 1931 w lil be given
start which should carry It
through 12 months of prosperity.
PAOB
r C hurch N e w s
The Highway Haptlat Church.
Louis Henry Randle.
pastor
Church achool. # 45. W. L. Leonard,
superintendent; morning worship.
11. sermon s u b j e c t , "Travel-
atalna. Junior and H l H Y. P. U.,
6 30 Rev. L. L. Dally, world cham
pion long distance archer.
will
preach at the 7 30 evening service
Hla subject will be based upon
archery as found In Bible times As
archery la becoming a national
sport, the vlalt of the world cham
pion 1» considered a timely one, The
H l By Y will hold Its annual New
Year’s eve »octal at 7 30 Wednes
day night at the church Members
have been urged to be present and
their friends have been Invited
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First Methodist K|d»ropal Church.
Ira R. Aldrich, pastor
Regular
services w ill be held Sunday. Sun
day school will meet at 9 45. preach
ing services will be held at 11
o’clock and 7 30. and Epworth
league will meet at 6 30
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Presbyterian Church — Rev. Dun-
can P. Cameron will preach at the
n o'clock Sunday service on “The
Vessel Marred," a retrospective
view of 1930. A t the 7 30 evening
service hla subject w ill be, “A Holy
W ar,” tenth In the evening series on
Revelations and a study of Revela
tion» X I I Sunday achool w ill meet
a t 10 o’clock and Christian E n
deavor at 6 30 The young people’s
class w ill meet Monday night In
the high achool gymnaalum for
basketball practice
Fra» k e U e d ia l Chore* — C o r a «
Monro« »»«na» sad »out» H fU
O 0 . Crow pastor S aad ay askool. 8 :4 4 .
O. H Crawford, »op w tn toad oal. proaoh-
lag, I I . T. P B . 7 ; evaagelletj» am vtso»
4; mid woo* p r a y « mootUg. Thursday. 4
o'oloak. Pastor'» m id o a o a »1» « e t *
H it*
Church of Christ — «London 13 mile»
south a t Cotta»» G roce.)— Sunday s e t
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L uU era* MU s I o b —A« r ea list O u rta.
v e st M aia a iz e e t, Martin P SU mm , pa--
tor.
Divine eervtce at 2: SO the flr*l
and third Sunday» of *»e<h month
Ah
Lutheran». Irrespective of nationality
are cordially Invited ae w ell ae
who ere without a church
S»»»aU b a r Àd.vorta» C h u s«,.— W«»t
Maia Mreel. kalurday. Sabbath aahovl at
8:46 a. m . shuxek »««I»» at 11 a. u-
Prayer u.«etla< at 7 :8 0 p m. W»d»»»day
Aay e sa
The Homecoming
Each Christmas homecoming reminds us that the
years are flying and gives us an opportunity to
eheck our progress.
Are we progressing as the years fly by?
reach the goal we hoped to attain?
Are we doing as well as Brother George or .John, or
Cousin Bob?
Now is a good time to take stock—to lay plans to
make some headway during the coming year.
A good banking connection is always a valuable aid
to the progressive rnan or woman.
Bank of Cottage Grove
A STRONG BANK
COTTAGE GROVE OREGON
Flue Fire Cause« No Damage.
A flue fire at the Central hotel
I waa the cause of a fire alarm about
7 o’clock Wednesday morning. The
, flames were quickly extinguished
and no appreciable damage was
' done.
Th» Church of Chrlet, Sixth »tre«t and
Gibb» i» « » « » — Bibi» »chool a c e ta at 8¿46
« it* Clam Sarff sc »up»rint«nd»Bt. The
CARD OF THANKS.
W? lak* thia mean» of reach in k those
whom we can not ee«* personally to ex
press oar sincere appreciation of the
kindness and sympathy shown us daring
oar recent bereavement. The thoughtful
munloa of li< L ord’» sapper at 11. Cbrta- acta of kindness and the floral offerings
from friends and neighbors mean much to
tian Endaavor
groups
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SAM UEL O. SCHWARTZ.
Bt thl» all bibla auutioni an a o m n d d26r
w ithout cornmeal in the langua»» of the
» ...» ^ « h o o l» .« ^
arced». M orulas preaching terric» la pre-
Ced»d »»eh Sunday m orelnx by the eom-
¿ « ‘ ‘¿JeV « « le T a *
7 .i0
T h u n d a y A board meetinx Is
held the fl.’U Tueeday of aaeb mouth at
7:30. I. O. Shaw, m lalslar
MOUNT VIEW
(S prcU l to the 9«ntln«i. I
Dec. 23.—Mrs. Amanda Sears and
Mrs. V irg in ia Lindgren and little
daughter were Cottage Grove visit-
ors Saturday
John King came home Friday
irom Corvallis, where he Is a stu-
dent a t O. S C., to spend the
Christmas holidays with his par-
entg. j j r and Mrs. C. A. King,
Daie Ponsford of Salem was a
weelt end guest at the J A. Schnei-
der home.
Fran k Creason of the Grove
WOrked last week for Sears broth-
erg Mrs Creason visited one day
Mrs. Sears.
M r. and Mrs John Runk and
and Albert Guggisberg of
Lx,rane were Sunday visitors at the
j
Schneider home.
Miss Alsea Hawley of Divide was
a visitor at the Mrs. Amanda Sears
home Sunday afternoon.
Miss Bernadine Schneider went
to Eugene Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Dear attended
the seconu
second axmu«.,
annual .....
northwest turkey
Bhow heid Friday and Saturday at
Oaklapd
Mr. and Mrs Sam Kossmke were
in the Grove one day lost week.
Mrs. C. R. Dear was a Eugene
visitor Monday.
True Story of F aithfu l Dog.
Under the heading ”A Hero Goes
■ATT7BAL TOOD 0 U > I0 A ID
W est” the Longview Daily News
LAXOBATOBIXa
published the following story' which
w m appeal to all who love man s
Mrs. L 8. H ill and M r. and Mrs.
b»st friend—a faith ful dog:
B. J. Dibble of San Francisco are
“Another good soldier has gone H»«llk n « s ta » 4 a alarally aa4 p»rma-
» •a tly by X sla r a ’s foods.
spending the Christmas holidays at
west. He has found his regiment ‘
the home of Mr. and Mrs. LaSells
and sits contentedly in some far
Mssisgas
B a U .- M
* s s a « . ^ ^ h _ ! »
Stewart. Mrs Dibble (Esther H ill)
70S w t lla i a .t u St. Phon»
ian(j where barbed wire, gas and |
B agase
Is a daughter of Mrs. H ill.
bursting shells are no longer a tor- ,
tured memory
Mrs. Augusta McCormick, for
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"Old Cap or Captain, as he was ,
merly of Cottage Grove, underwent
The Constellation club has post-
a goiter operation Monday. Decem ! poned Its meeting from Thursday, called, was a wire-haired G riffon.
ber 22. at the community hospital ' January 1, to Thursday. January who served w ith the French Red j
In Ashland. H er condition is re S to uvold conflict w ith New Year s Cross, with distinction, during the
I day. The hostess committee w ill be world war. I t was his task to find
ported as satisfactory.
Mrs. George Matthews, Mrs. Roy the wounded men who lay In the
i l4>onard, Mrs. Bert Trask and Mrs. tangled barbed wire and shell holes.
I n la n d T o w n a P o r t
Charles Dear.
Old Cap never faltered. Through
Hiiuen, a town In the middle of
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the flames, on where the gas clouds
Normandy, Is a po i mid
\ ,r y
Mrs. Fred Bennett was hostess rolled, a mask over his nose and ■
liuportnnt one. Good sized freight Friday afternoon of last week for eyes, he ran.
If we’ve fixed your
ers and sailing ve-sela ascend the the Christmas party of the Needle-
Somehow he knew that It was ;
River Seine this far. but have to l craft club A covered dish luncheon duty. These were his men, com-1
send their goods to Paris In barges was served. A Christmas tree and rUdes in the army, who needed help.
the rest of the wav.
I exchange of gifts followed the And always he come.
and put ’steen gallons of
“Cap w ill find me.” one soldier
: luncheon and a social afternoon
In
his
outfit
would
m
urm
ur
to
an-
j
was enjoyed.
Wcalher Prediction
other. "Don’t worry. H e’ll be along i
—♦ —
The weary sun hath made a
The Dinner club was entertained ’most any minute."
in the tank.
golden set. anil by the bright
Monday night with a 6:30 dinner at
All through the weary years Cap
track of tils llcry car gives slg
the home of M r and Mrs. Joe T. performed his duty-
I f he was
mil of a goodly day tomorro«.
Smith. Additional guests were Mr. 9cared, nobody ever knew It. His
— Shakespea re.
and Mrs. W M MacGIbbon and bright eyes would listen carefully
Mr. and Mrs Elbert Bede. A social | to orders and he would obey them
evening followed.^
faithfully.
Then the war ended. An Ameri
Mr. and Mrs. W. A Garoutte had can soldier brought the dog home.
Fat (H arrell anil
as dinner guests Christmas day Mr. Something must have told his heart
Bert (Trask)
! and Mrs. J H. Callahan of Port that w ar was over. That his ser
land and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. John vices were no longer required along
the barbed wire.
son.
When he had been needed he had
The Presbyterian missionary so- never hesitated to go. Now that he
Holidays!
i clety will be entertained Wednes- wasn’t, he stayed away from all
First Nntionnl Bank Bldg. I day afternoon. December 31. at the wire fences. Nothing could coax
Jolly D ays!
him near.
He remembered the
H. W. I.(»MBA BI), Attorney
home of Mrs. Schofield Stewart
Joy to every friend!
sharp, sudden hall . . . the blood . . .
the moans . . . black nights with
Glad New Year!
Installation of officers will be mad red fire.
.
_ _ day
_
The _
other
he
held tonight at the regular meeting d(ed #t W are Magg a, the ripe
Friends to Cheer!
of Cottage Grove chapter. Order of ag# of
yearg
Success
without an end!
Eastern Star.
There Is a lesson in the life of
the soldier-dog who has passed
The Mothers' club will hold an through the western gates. He was
all-day meeting Tuesday. January never afraid to risk his life as long
6 ' at the home of Mrs. Vlnal Rain- as he could be of service. But when
dall
he knew that he couldn't, he calm-
ly refused to take an unnecessary
If your tank is filled with
risk.
Some of the gay flirtations with
death today might end more hap
pily if we used the same dog
And you’ll be all greased
sense ”
for a
W . L. I conned. Prop.
Will we
R ebuilt
Standard
U n d erw ood
$50
Rubber Band». The Sentinel.
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