The Cottage Grove sentinel., January 01, 1932, Image 1

VOI.IM E XI..
CUTS ID SALARY
SHOULD BE FAIR
COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY
I. I J. Vcatch Is Old
Subscriber T oo
I
Christmas Is Q u ie t Nesm ith C ounty Fight
Happy Day
Brought to Mind
im .
CHURCHES OF CITY TO
OBSERVE PRAYER WEEK
N I
Christmas W indow s
Are Pretty
MBER I«.
REAL PROPERTY
HEARSTAX LDAB
Christmas was a remarkable day
I. II. Veatch of Tulsis, Cal., her*
Reminiscent of an Important per­
Two of the prettiest Christmas
In many ways. One of these was iod in the history of Cottage Grove
lug noted that W. H llennstt of
windows were those of the Fair
that
theis
was
not
an
arrest
for
Portland mail« claim tu bslng onr Ourrent New Bu«inesi 1« Sitid
was the e n v e l o p e which A. B.
drunkenness. Another was that (he Wood of Han Diege, Cal., used in Preachers to Exchange Pulpits store and of the Nelson Motor Co.
of ths oldest subscribers to Ths
Tha Fair store window was a win­
County Judge« Propose« That Sentinel, daalra« to enter the Itate an
to Hâve Been 20 8%
weather was perfect. About 30 renewing hie subscription to The
ter scene and the Imitation snow on City Lots and Improvements
in Seven - day Series of
were at the local golf course knock­ Sentinel.
one of tha very flret. Mr. Veatrh
Income Tax Schedule
Above Production.
an old fashioned window was realis­
ing the pellet around. Ho far as
An oval on the front of the envel­
waa present when the flrat leaue of
Pay 60 Per Cent of
Union
Meetings.
tic.
known not a family was without o p e bore the instruction, "Vote for
the old 1-eudsr (since rnnaolldated
Idea Be Used.
Ths
Nelson
Motor
company
had
plenty
to
eat
and
no
kiddles
went
All Levies
Nesmith
County
November,
1010''
with Tha Hantlnel) waa printed,
Dec. 26. A total of 343 mills without presents. There was a
a parlor scene In which a radio was
Mr.
Wood
was
a
resident
here
22
and atlll has a copy that hr got hot reporting
Churches
of
Cottage
Grove
will
to the West Coast Lurn-
the centerpiece. Furnishings wars
Reiterating hla atand that alight off the press. All thoae who ad I barmen's association for the week greater display of the Christmas years ago when the big campaign observe Universal Prayer week, by Bressler A Son. Around the edge
That real ropsrty, and especially
reductlona In the aalarlea of a few vartlard In that laaua have died or nndlng December 10 operated at spirit than for many years and was put on to create a new county. January 3 to 10, with union services of the window greenery represented
many reported that It was the mr.st He probably found the old envelope at the various churches, starting at
city and town property carry an ex­
county employee will not bring have moved away.
per cent of capacity for the enjoyable holiday they could re- while going through some of his old
shrubbery.
Mr. Veatch says that J. I. J onr a j 26.0
cessive proportion of taxation, was
about an appreciable reduction of
7:30 Monday night at the Nazarene
tame week last year
member.
personal belongs.
disclosed Saturday by County Clerk
taaea, Judge C. I*. Barnard of the now of Eugene. waa the flrat caah
church.
Rev.
M.
A.
Groves
of
the
For the first CO weeks of 1031
W. B. Dillard after comparing Lans
I*ane county court Thuraday laaued aubacrlber and that Herbert Eukln. i these mills have operated at 37.7
Methodist church will be the speak­
county tax figures over several
a atatement amplifying hla auggea- hanker, wua the aeeond. lie eaye per cent of capacity as compared
er
for
this
service
and
his
subject
Oregon Electric Gets
years.
lion for a graduated acalo of public that W. W Hh'.i irhlKi', win. Sled . to 54 1 per cent for the same period S. P. Employes Here
will be "Prayer for Faith In and
"An examination of the tax roll of
aalary cutting affecting all public here a number of yrara ago, wan of 1030. During the week ended
Extension oi
of u Onp
to » Conquering
Probably Not Affected
uALciihMju
n t Vpnr
i t a r The ,cheduie
of other Christ.
»ervl,
Lans county for 1931 shows that
employee. The atatement followe: the flrat out-of-town caah sub December 12. 204 of these plants
services
real property, with its improve­
■'While the budget committee and I »crlber. The flrat laaue of the were reported a» down and 137 aa
I follow
Tuesday 7:30, B a p t i s t
ments, Is assessed for 345,010,439,
county court did not make much re- i leader waa printed Juno IS, 1H80.
A
prominent
Cottage
Grove
golf-
I
church.
Salem,
Dec.
23.
The
Oregon-Elec-
Rev.
T.
J.
Orr
of
Nazarene
It Is probable that no Southern
Thoae operating re­
t i i i c t i u n io i i , (. i . , i , i , ; . - i ( o r IN I gon-
Mr. Vaaton spook« o t conditions operating.
i complaining to bis partner while all other forms of property
Pacific employes here will be af trie railroad has been granted an church, speaker, subject, "Prayer er
oral fund aa compared with 1031. Mb California aa followa: "Things ported production _ as 40 5 per cent fected
by the 15 per cent wage cut ' "»tension of one year for compte- lot the Leadership of the Holy 1 at the golf course the other day that are assessed for only 33,9n6,507," Dil­
of
their
group
capacity.
lard said. "In other words, real
there would have been quite an ap- I X»** Setter than tor aeveral yeara
Current new business reported which becomes effective today. The , "on ot ,he Eai1'' county extension Spirit; Wednesday 7 30. Presbyter, If he didn't give up the game his property makes up 92 per cent of
preclahle amount leaa had It M l w " h“ve ,iad double Hie uaual [ by 224 Identical mill» w ti 20.S per cut »pplie» only to employ»» not j * ,c line, it wa^ announced today
church. Rev. I. G. Shaw of the wife was going to leave him.
been f o r the Increase In Itema we ¡amount of ruin thia winter and
"Hard luck, old man,” hla com­ the total taxable property for the
......................... by the public utilities commissioner. | Christian church, speaker, subject,
county, paying that percentage of
do not control.
i several times aa much enow and cent over production and totaled under contract and It Is believed The extension was granted by the "Prayer for International Goodwill panion sympathized.
that
all
here
are
protected.
feet more than the foot-
"It la evident, howover. that unless i <*><•< helps make folks feci better . «go received
"Yes it Is, because she’s been a taxes for the support of the county,
and Cooperation;" Thursday 7:30,
interstate commerce commission.
the
previous
week,
The
cut.
according
to
Paul
Shoup,
prices should return to the high Much holiday shopping la bring
The company now has until Methodist Episcopal church. Rev. good wife and I’ll certainly rnlss Its various municipal corporations,
j Thia la the eighth successive week president of the Southern Pacific, Is
Including cities, schools, road and
peak of a few yeara ago. which |a'**one."
forced
because
of
an
unprecedented
*Marc“
3*. 1033, In which to con- Henry Wilson Davis of the Baptist her."
with
orders
In
exceaa
of
produc­
Mr. Veatch reports that he haa
port districts, while personal prop­
not at all probable, the salaries of
decline In earnings and Is made In :,,r uct the extension from Eugene church, speaker, subject, "Prayer
tion.
making
the
longest
period
of
erty pays but 8 per cent."
publlo off Ida la and employes that been on the ahelf for two weeks such favorable relationship alnce com m on with nearly all other rall-IJ° Hadleyvllle, to
* Panther
- - - - - and to : t ° r Protection of the Home and
Indicating the fallacy of this pro­
wore Increased to correspond to the hut hopes to be back on the Job August-September
¡I-orane.
Youth;" Friday 7:30, Christian Eagle Meet to Be Held
roads
In
the
United
States.
of
1030.
It
Is
portion, the clerk cited figures
cost of living at that time are rel­ shortly.
——
I church, Rev. D. P. Cameron of the
Notice also waa given that the
due
to
the
current
low
production
atively speaking. 20 per cent higher
To Arrange Convention from an examination of the estates
That the Oregon Electric is still ■ Presbyterian church, speaker, sub-
and a fairly regular flow, al­ company planned to amend Its
of decedants filed during 1930. In­
than they were at the penk, due to
wage contracts to provide for a IS active in its plans to construct the . j«ct, "Prayer for the World In a
though
small,
of
new
business.
ventories of these estates show that
the difference In the cost of living, Scries of Letters On
per cent reduction. Reduction of proposed 30 miles of track to tap 1 Day of Depression."
Shipments
for
the
week
were
7.4
but the lowering of a few salaries of
The Federal Council of Churches
(2°ttage Grove aerie. Fraternal real property made up only 37 per
contract wages requires that 30 the huge timber tracts of the Slue-
per
oent
under
production.
Pro­
county employes who never did get
Bedroom Is Planned duction at this group of mills days notice be given of such Intent. law country was evidenced in the ¡» sponsoring this week of prayer C>rder » t Eagles, is rapidly com- cent of the total property left by
the decedants, personal property
an extravagant aalary would make
dropped approximately 2,300.000 feet Committees representing the com­ county last week with the filing of and excerpts from the call follow: Pleting plans for a mid-winter con- making up 63 per cent of the total.
very little Impression In the tax
pany and the employes groups are deeds for right of way land ac- "More than ever this year, In a per- vention of state aeries to be held It would follow that 37 per cent of
below
the
week
before.
Unfilled
How to obtain restful sleep, prl-
levy.
; iod of depression when countless : 'lere January 9 and 10 to make
expected to meot soon to determine qulred along the route.
Increased
"If the salaries of public officials , vacy. storage space and personality orders
f
.
. about 17,300.000
k'
Construction on the extension had ! men are disheartened and fearful, P!ana ^°r the 1932 state convention the property paid 92 per cent of the
a settlement. In case a settle­
and employes are out of proportion in the bedroom, la Hie theme of a
ui..,
»'rov,ou*
Wew on
which will be held In June In this taxes.
ment Is not reached, the question been promised for last summer, 'are our churches summoned
w h.t I. needed I. a major opira.ion series of latter, announced by S’J X ‘
„n,T C Ì X
In determlng what made up
Surveys
of
the
route
to
be
followed
j
united
prayer
and
intercession,
In
1
c'ty.
It is expected that at least 100
will
be
submitted
for
arbitration
.................................
........ ! Gertrude L.
1 Kkow, ____...
.......i woek wa» “b°ut 3,500.000 feet more
real property, Dillard used the val­
taking Into
consideration .
state.
county home
under ths national railroad labor were approved and several dates set order that the awakened sense of will be present for the two-day uations of 1924, since no complete
than
the
volume
reported
for
the
county, school, olty and ail munlcl- demonstration agent. Mise Skow le ..
_ ...
_
for the start of work. Delays In : the inexhaustible resources in God : raeet‘n8-
.p al plant,
operated by
by b oard. Ìofferin g U .« e 1..“ .. free to all worn I‘” ’ VlOU'
N ,w dom ’ * ',c car« ° act.
plants operated
securing rights of way and general i may inspire the faith and hope and
Meetings will be held Saturday segregation of real property has
orders
were
over
the
previous week
elected by the people. In fact every i en who enroll for them before Janu-1 by about 3,600.000 fact,
economic
conditions held up the j love that the world so sorely needs, afternoon and evening, with a dance been carried forward on the tax
new
rail
Isw t 1930 T ax T urnover Made.
person who receives his pay directly | ary 12.
work.
| "Thornaa Carlyle said, Prayer is Saturday night. An all-day meeting roll since that time.
, business d r o p p e d approximately
The last regular turnover of 1930
The following Items mace up the
or Indirectly by taxation of eny
Six letters are Included In . 1400,000
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■
; and remains the native and deepest ; atlll be held Sunday. All meetings
feet
while
the
local
trade
taxes, amounting to 3106.659.43. was
real property listed at that time,
kind
impulse in the soul of man.' These Mri11 *** held ln Phillips hall,
’X l l ^ b y u V
d#.cllncd Approximately 460,000 feet made Wednesday by Sheriff Harry
ROW RIVER RUMBLES.
"The Income tax rate Is based on
times of distress and strain should
Haie of Portland, state with the percentage of the tax
(lljr JACK HOWARD.)
s ta ts e
x t e n s io n a
e o n n .i.. m
compared with the previous L. Bown to the county treasurer,
the elte of the Income. Aa a sug etate
extension
economist
in horns when
drive Christians everywhere to the ! President; Reynolds Ohmart of levied by the county court on each:
w eek's bu sin ess
Dec.
29.—Word
comes
that
the ' place of prayer and make them 3alem. state vice president, and Tillable land, 18.4; timber land,
Grace Schlaka.
gestlon. If alt salaries In the state management, as s result of requests
During tho 50 weeks of 1031
The segregation nf the turnover Scott Lumber company mill at , more dependent upon God. A re- Arthur Puckett of Roseburg, state 21.7; non-tlllable land, 13.; Im­
of Oregon over 3300 per month were mads at the homemaker day meal­
orders
received
for
224
mills
have
Culp
Creek
will
close
down
within
j
was as follows; State and eounty,
reduced 20 per cent, all salaries ing held last spring.
vlval of prayer in the churches ot chaplain, are among the state ot- provements, 4.6; town and city lots,
laj tnr “ .,1 d i ‘
approximately 0.2 per cent 351.519.68; cities, 321.42195; school x tew riav*
America will go a long way toward ficers who are expected. The Port- 19.8; Improvements on city lots.
over 3200 per month IS |>er cent,
The first letter will be mailed on averaged
over
production.
owing
to
a
cut-out
on
districts,
327,656.56;
union
high
and all salaries above 3100 and not January 15. according to Mias Skow,
a\aiiabie ( helping us to meet the deepest ills !and aerie will send its drill team. 14J.
school districts, 32,502.68; road dis­ timber this season of the year.
“Local levies, such as for cities
over 3200, 10 par cent, and salaries and the other five will follow at
I
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Roy England has Just completed I of the present day.
tricts, 32806.62; Port of Siuslaw,
DORENA.
and city schools, raise the percent-
nf Ills) hut not lees, 3 per cent. II two-week Intervals.
Enrollments
"Let us begin the New Yaer In T
„
a
snug
little
home
facing
the
mar-
345249;
forest
fire
patrol,
3296.20;
I ages for town property almost
Dec 23. The Happy Clrclt Saw-
would make a very material reduc­ may bs made by writing or tele­
ket road on a tract set apart from ,P™yer: V?en’ wi5h *ver-lncreaslng 1 TOUDle Oil High POWer
twice these figures, however," Dil­
phoning Miss Hkow at her offloe in Ing club realised 310.10 from It'a poisoning gray diggers, 33.25.
tion In our taxes.
lard said, “while only about half the
"This could not of course be the Public Market building In Eu- play. "Mammy's 'll* Wild Hose."
1 Line Blows Transformer tillable,
Licenses
Take
I-ar«c
Hum.
non-tlllable and timber land
brought about at once, but the next gent.
Popcorn sold brought In 3163. A
from
Dorena.
Arthur
Bales
did
the
jt,an
trlumP^__________
,
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Salem, Ore., Dec. 25.-Tn the last
pays any local levies.
legislature could pass a taw cover­
! fair-sized house was present. Sing­
decade,
Lane
county
turned
over
to
leads to the conclusion that
ing all salaries which they control,
ing between acts was provided by
l^ ,tCihShearer
rece"tly CODV
Eagl<* C,Ve Show'
T r o u b te ^ n ^ e ’ M oununT 'stM w of “This
the total taxes paid in the county
Mrs. Rohlfanson, Mrs. Vaughn. Ada the state 33,049,696.82 In motor vehi­
and In the meantime officials and i Dr. Cole Is Speaker
cle
license
fees,
of
which
3860.197.02
hle™dfoheMCOn8ttrUCi °" ° f
v
The Ea« ies lodire of this citY Pre- Power company's high power line for local purposes, the percentages
Jennings, Barbara England and
boards oould adjust their future sal- i
was returned to the county.
?
Jen” ln8s- '*ho to?k i rented their minstrel show at Drain blew out the transformer on the given above must be cut In two
arise of employes to correspond
Estabrook.
C. of C. Annual Meet .Greta
The
state
total
was
358.179.566.68,
over the Brooks place early in the Monday night to a fair-sized audi- Black Butte line Monday forenoon when applied to rural communities,
The Dorena high school basket-
with s recommendation, which If |
ence- The show was given here sev- and brought back days of kerosene while the city percentage Is dou­
I ball teams met Thurston Friday of which 316,325.389.36 went back * U~ J ? e r '
made by our governor, would un- j
to
counties.
Moat
of
the
county
bled.
coverc<? UP i er<> weeks ago and will be given lamps and candles.
doubtedly be given careful const-. Dr. H. 1. Cole, for many years rvenmg at Thurston In practice
revenue
was
used
for
highway
im
e
fresh
coat
of
snow,
about
Monday night in Eugene
“It has been L*i protest against
chief chemist for the United dtaiea , games. The Dorena girls* team won
deration by ail concerned
A
number
of
housewives
were
six Inches of it in the vicinity of
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'Thle would not be fair to some government at a leper colony In the with a score of 3 to 20. The boys' building purposes.
using their electric washing ma­ such figures that many states have
Dorena;
and
in
the
higher
altitudes
recently
passed income, excise, in­
who received no Increase during Philippines, will be tho speaker at : game ended In a 10 to 10 tie. The
chines at the time and are wonder­
SAGINAW.
Indication points to a still heavier
MOUNT VIEW.
high prices but no law will cover (he annual meeting of the cham -> teams played ten more minutes and
ing If the motors of their machines tangibles, corporation and other In­
Dec. 29.—Mr. end Mrs. George fall, the second since December 10. ' Dec. 28.—Mrs. Lura Wells of were damaged by the power line direct taxes.”
all conditions."
her of comtuarcs, to bo held next Thurston scored two points to win
Layng entertained at their home
Cougar are reported in consider- Santa Ana, Cal., is visiting her trouble.
Tuesday evening. Dr. and Mrs. Cole 12 to 10.
L atham Haa C hristinas Program . uro visiting at the home of Mrs.
Alda Lee of Oakridge Is visiting Christmas day with a dinner. All able numbers in the upper reaches daughters. Mrs. Hazel Shampang of
The F. C. Führer house came Christian Church Elects Officers.
of their children and grandchildren of Row river, in the vicinity of this place and Mrs. Frances Tuck- □ear catching on fire when the
Officers for 1932 were elected
Latham. Dec. 29—(Special.) — A Cole's parents, Dr. and Mia. R. H. at the U 3 Halos home.
Dlsston
and
Rujada.
Word
comes
•
er
of
Delight
valley.
were
present.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Thoee from here who were vis­
large and appreciative audience at­ Fields.
fuse box blew out during the Sunday by the Church of Christ
Duerst
and
children,
the
only
ones
that
several
have
been
killed
re-
Mrs.
Gertrude
Buchanan
came
Clem Sarff, N. W. White, O. C.
itors In Eugene Saturday were Mrs.
trouble.
tended a Christmas program pre­
Ruth England nnd daughter and living outside of this vicinity, came cently, Wilbur Pitcher and Bill ‘home Monday from Eugene, where
sented Wednesday night. December
The power company's repair men Gowing, Roy S, Hands and I. O.
DIVIDE
up
from
their
homo
at
Gresham
to
Patten
^
ing.
lucky
bunters.
It
i
¿he
spent
Christmas
and
the
w
eek
were
out
Tuesday
mornlri?
to
re­
Shaw were named elders, while O.
23. at the school house by Latham
Dec. 28.—The Dugan clan gather­ son, Faye and Robert, and Leslie be present Mrs. Henry Snauer, ís said by old hunters that in re- ' end
• * at - the
- J.
’ R.
” Snyder home.
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I pair
. the
. transformer.
re­ W. McFarland, Fred Beidler, Wil­
school children under the direction ed for Christmas dinner at the Dan Fletcher.
cent
years
very
few
have
been
seen
another
daughter,
was
caring
for
a
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Leon
Sperry
of
liam Klrtley, Bert Burrows and M.
of Mr and Mrs H T Rose, teach­ Dugan bonis. The day was spent
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Jennings of
sick friend in Eugene but was able In the Dorena section, although Long Beach, Cal., are the parents ,
I a t w axs
M. Tlson were elected trustees.
ers.
in feasting and social entertain­ Eugene visited Monday In Dorena. to be present a part of the day.
Henry
Cooper
killed
three—a
moth­
of a 7S-pound son, born last week.
Dec. 28.—The P. T. Denham fam-
Other officers were as follows:
Mrs. Benetta Coombs of Eugene
The following program was giv­ ment.
er
and
two
cubs—
last
winter
at
the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Claude
Arne
and
Mrs. Sperry was formerly Bealsh iiy motored Christmas day to Cor- Clerk, Roy S. Hands; assistant
en: Recitation. "The Ixing and the
The It, W. Kenady family spent visited Sunday at the Charles Teet­ family spent Christmas day with head of Harms creek.
Hanna of this place and is a niece vallis, where they visited at the clerk, E. E. McLendon; deacons,
Short of It," Darrell McKIbben; Christinas day at ths Joe Lancaster ers home.
Mrs. Lee Thomason, who suffer o f Mrs. Lawrence Montieth.
home of Mrs. Denham's sister, Mrs. Bert Burrows. Jim Powell, Albert
dialog, "The Two Santas;" recita­ hums.
Mrs. Bertha Dlsdale of Seaside Mrs. Arne's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
ed
an
attack
of
tonsilitis
ten
days
Ralph
Snauer.
Buck Hardisty spent he week Earl Humphreys.
Hull, Clarence Madden, John Moon,
tion. "Bearers of Gifts,” Helen
Ths Christmas program held De­ Is visiting with a brother, Louis
The
program
given
by
the
Mount
ago,
is
now
recovered
and
able
to
,
end
at
the
Marvin
Harpoie
home
In
The Ora Powell family motored G. W. McFarland, William Kirtley,
Powell; recitation, "Which Is Han­ cember 23 at the school houje was Dodge.
View
pupils
Monday
evening
before
hous*i’ol.
d
d“tlet
,
Ly"x
Hol,ow-
to
Drain
Christmas
and
in
the
eve-
Fred Beidler, E. E. McLendon, M.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kerns of Eu­
ts." Milo McCall; dialog. "The 8lck wall attended. Mrs. Brown, teacher,
Elmer \ \ icks, a s.eady attache of
Mr. and Mrs. Logan Bear and ning went to Portland. Thev re- M. Tlson, Albert White, L. Van
Baby;" piano solo, Edna Grubb; and ths pupils were congratulated gene visited Saturday and Sunday Christmas was well attended.
John
King
is
home
from
Oregon
the
J.
H.
Chambers
&
Son
logging
»children
of
Creswell
visited
Sunday
j
turned
home
Saturday
Nortwlck, M. R a y m o n d , T. M.
dialog, "Photographer's Troubles;" on the success of ths program.
at the J. B. Mosby home.
crew. is home on his holiday v a ca -.at the Murray Shampang home.
Lewis Strobeck was a Christmas Boyd, Ed Powell, William Watson
recitation, "Christmas
Spelling,"
The Dorena schools closed Wed­ State college for the holidays.
Ths Uus Turner family spent Sat­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roy
Hands
had
as
' Sam Eastburn of Junction City ; dinner guest at the B. A. Pruett and Hugh Smith; deaconesses, Mrs.
nesday afternoon. J. F. Grant went
Eldon Walker; acrostics; "Christ­ urday at the Henry Miller home.
guests at their home Christmas
Henry' Cooper and Charles Teet- and Nellie and Lewis Conley were home ln Cottage Grove.
mas Morn," primary grades; carols,
Miss Edith Willis spent Wednes­ to his home at Thurston and Maida day Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hands, ers have been operating a drai; saw dinner guests Thursday at the i Tom Grubb, brother of J B T. M. Boyd, Mrs. Angie Powell,
Mrs. Clarence Madden, Mrs. John
"It Came Upon the Midnight Clear" day with Maxine Rohde and at­ Ehlers to Portland. Mr. and Mrs
Grubb. Mrs. Stella Mani and Mrs’ Moon, Mrs. E. E. McLendon, Mrs.
and "Little Town of Bethlehem," tended a Christmas tree and pro­ P. F. Rose are visiting in Salem Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hands and Mr. on some well preserved down tun- Francis Eastburn home.
and
Mrs.
Eaton
Porter
of
the
Grove,
ber
on
the
north
tract
of
the
C
D.
Roberta
Holmes
is
spending
the
George
Spannaus
and
daughter
Ethel Hands, Mrs. William Klrtley,
upper grade g ir ls ; recitation. gram at the school house with her. and Roseburg.
and
have an holidays with a sister Lois in Eu- Katherine of Klamath Falls visited Mrs. Minnie Beidler, Mrs. Albert
V a n Valin
\ n i i n ranch
r« n r-h
and
hava
"Snowflakes," Park Hartsell; reci­
Fred Ehlers Is visiting with rela­ Mrs. Ada Treadwell of Salem, and Van
The Harris and Walter Robinson
ample
supply
of
fine
wood
in
the
Mrs.
Sherman
and
daughters
Ada
8ene-
Saturday evening and Sunday morn Hull, Mrs. Florence Small, Mrs.
tation. "Twinkles." Dora Johnson; families spent Christmas with the tives and frlonds In Redmond dur­
rick that will bulge their respective
and Pauline of Reedsport
Saginaw school children gave a ing at the J. B. Grubb home. Tom Kate Adams, Mrs. Branham. Mrs.
ing the Christmas vacation
dialog. "The Naughty Mouse;" Frank McGarvIn family.
woodsheds
next
winter.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
W.
Shofstall
of
Christmas program and held their Grubb and Mrs. Mani returned to Bert Burrows. Mrs. L. Van Nort-
dramatised song. "Christinas Stock­
Mrs. Ellen Land left Monday for
The Christmas tree und party at
Mr. and Mrs. John Lawson and Christmas tree at the school house Klamath Falls Sunday morning wick, Mrs. Clem Sarff, Mrs. Ed
ings," 12 boys; recitation, “Christ tho school house In school district Sheridan, where she will visit rela- Cottage Grove were Christmas day
children,
formerly
of
tiiis
section
guests
of
31
r.
and
Mrs.
C.
R.
Dear.
Wednesday afternoon.
while Mrs. Spannaus and daughter Powell, Mrs. Hugh Smith, Mrs. Wil­
mas Blessed," Mary McKIbben; No. 131 was well attended. The two lives.
Ed and Leon Arne spent Christ- 1 but now residing in the vicinity of
Mr. and Mrs. Bart Johnston en- remained for a longer visit. Later liam Watson, Mrs. O. W. McFar­
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Beck of Cor­
piano solo, Edna Grubb; dlnlog. small Duncan children were de­
mas
at
the
Rufus
Arne
home
at
,
Eugene,
were
the
guests
of
Mr.
and
tertalned at dinner Christmas sev- they will go to Portland. Mrs. land and Mrs. Lester Childs; treas­
"Mr. Dash Goes Shopping;” recita­ clared the hit ot the program. Mrs vallis spent Christmas at the John
Gowdyville.
Mrs. Henry Cooper at their Dorena eral friends from Creswell and Spannaus Is a sister of Mr. Grubb. urer, N. W. White; assistant treas­
tion. "Peppermint Jane," Marie Pierce, teacher, Is spending tne va­ Isham horns.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Brumfield
‘
home
over
the
week
end.
Saginaw.
jjr. and Mrs. W. S. Keyes mo- urer, Bert Burrows; pianist, Mrs.
Plummer; recitation, "A Lady San cation at her home near Ashland.
Wesley Owens of Fullerton, Cal.,
and Mrs. Kate Sears of the Grove
Word reached Dorena within the
George Conley, who had been (tored to Eugene Christmas to vis- Florence Small; assistant pianists,
ta Claus," Roy Trunnell; drama­
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dugan spent Is visiting at the Arthur Steck and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sears and week that Earl Fickle, son of Mrs. working
___ ____
_______ _ Wash., re- > it a daughter, Mrs. Stanley Trun- Mllllcent Burrows and Mrs. John
ln Vancouver,
tized song. "Solomon Lev!;" dialog. Christmas eve at the home of their home.
M o o n ; superintendent of bible
i nelh
"How Jimmy Saved Pa;” song. son Artie, where all the Dugans and
Mrs. Ruth England and children daughter of Wendllng spent Christ- E. J. Fickle, tvas killed la a motor- turned'home Thursday,
mas with Mrs. Amanda Sears.
cycle accident in Los Angeles, I Mrs. Jessie Dickens returned
Leo Thompson. George Williams school, Clem Sarff; assistant super­
"Silent Night," entire school.
their families were gathered for Robert and Faye are spending the
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hands, Mr. where Mrs. Fickle and the young home Sunday evening from Port- and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hannan intendent of bible school, Mllllcent
Among those from outside the their annual Christmas tree.
Christmas vacation with relatives
and Mrs. Roy Hands and Mrs. man had made their home since the land, where she spent Christmas of Yoncalla were visitors Sunday at Burrows; secretary - treasurer of
district who attended the program
Miss Maxine Rohde Is spending In Wolf Creok.
the Jess Trunnell home
bible school, Mamie Beidler; pianist
were Melville Hanna. Ellen Jean, the holidays at her home.
Mrs, Phil Mosby returned home Claude Arne attended a Christmas (husband and father died 12 years with a daughter.
school program given Tuesday be- ago. Mr. Fickle was bookkeeper for I Jackie Monteith Is spending a few
Mr and Mrs Nisi Hlner of Cot- for bible school, Mllllcent Burrows.
Arthur and Donald Hanna, Fred
The M. J. Perinl family visited Wednesday, after visiting several fors Christmas at the London school the Chambers Lumber company at j ay9 with an uncle and aunt, Mr. tage Grove and Mr and Mrs Duset
Gugglsberg and Violet, Virgil nnd Sunday with the Angelo Perinl fam­ weeks with relatives In Wenatchee,
house. Mrs. Roy Hands
sister, , Dorena about 20 years ago. The and Mrs. Ben Jackson of Walker, and son Richard of Roseburg vis-
John Gugglsberg. nil of Mount ily at Hebron.
Wash.
Ford Rams Truck.
Mlss Ada Sherman, teaches there, mother and son were guests oi Mr. ' Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Benston and ited at the J W
Maddux home
View; Mrs. F. B. Vnn Nortwlck and
Minnie
and
Fairy
Henrlcksen
of
A Ford car rammed head-on Into
Mr. and Mrs. Bub Brown spent
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Claude
Arne
visited
and
Mrs.
C.
D.
Van
Valin
two
years
!
children
Mary
Alma
and
Delmer
Christmas
Richard
remained
for
a
Mrs. Orval Powell nnd daughter of Christmas with Mrs. Brown's par­ Creswell visited Thursday and Fri­
a Union OH company truck early
, 8pent Christmas with Mr. Benston's longer visit.
London; Mrs. B. A. Pruett, Miss ents In Eugene.
day at the home of an uncle, Clar­ Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. ago.
Tuesday forenoon on the Comstock
Glen
Llnebaugh
of
Walden.
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mother,
Mrs.
F.
T.
Benston
of
Eu-
George
Stephen
Jr.
of
Mount
Jessie Pruett and Mr. and Mrs. A.
overhead and was demolished. The
Mrs. M. J. Perinl eorved dinner ence Peterson.
1 hurman Dear went to eastern >
MOSBY CREEK.
gene.
View visited Christmas day at the motor was moved back almost Into
W Shofstall, all of Cottage Grove, for 30 relatives and friends Christ­
The Henry Cooper family spent
Oregon
to
spend
Christmas
with
Dec.
29.—Walter
Pitcher
was
tak-
Miss
Eva
Jones
of
Salem,
who
Is
1
home
of
his
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
and Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Rose of inas day.
Christmas at the John Lawson home
the driver’s seat. The truck waa
his wife. They will return here and en to a Eugene hospital one day ; taking nurses' training there, and George Stephen,
only slightly Injured.
Dorena.
The Frank Chapman family and in Eugene.
visit
until
after
Now
Year's
at
the
last
week
and
underwent
an
ap-
Beward
Jones,
who
is
attending
a
Miss
Della
Gallo,
who
is
attend-
Lot Wagner and eon and daugh­
The accident happened In Doug­
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Medley of
C. R. Dear home.
pendictis operation.
medical school in San Francisco, ing business college in Portland, Is las county, so no report was made
Cottage Grove were Christmas din­ ter, Ernest and Opal, left Thursday
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Guy
Smith
of
Em-
Lester
Lebow
and
Sidney
Davis:Cal.,
spent
Christmas
with
their
spending
the
holidays
at
her
home
here. It was believed that the driv­
ner guests at tho Glen Sellers home. for Dunsmuir, Cal.
Tho following employes of the plre are spending the holidays at went to Portland last week to spend 1 parents, Mr. and Mrs A. Jones, here.
er of the Ford was taken to Rose­
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Chapman
the
Arthur
Smith
home.
a
few
days.
•
Beward
has
a
three
weeks’
vaca-
Mrs.
Inez
Kramer
of
Medford
burg, but the extent of his injuries
and Mrs. Aden Miller of Saglnnw Wolf Creek Lumber company spent
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Bales
and
Mrs.
Ray
Gurley
and
children
of
tion
but
Eva
returned
to
Salem
spent
last
week
at
the
home
of
her
Christmas at their homes here
was not learned here and It was
were callers In the evening.
daughter
were
visitors
Christmas
,
Albany
and
Mr.
and
Mrs
Ray
!
Sunday.
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
W.
White,
not known whether there were oth­
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Knight of Hubert Mosby, John Fletcher, Les day at the Lee Tennis home in Cot-jHustead of Multnomah spent Christ-i Several from here attended a
Visitors
at
the
Alfred
White
er occupants of the Ford.
Mosby Creek, Dec. 29.—(Special.) Eugene and Mr. Knight's mother, Mooney and John Whetzel
mas at the James Lebow home.
j dance and program put on by the j home Christmas eve were Mr. and
Those who went to the scene of
Mrs. Joe Smith, who had been re­ tage Grove.
—House moving has always been Mrs. Finch, wero guests at the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
L.
Miller
held
a]
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Chet
Vincent
of
'Oregon
Loggers"
Wednesday
night
Mrs.
J.
D.
Coffman,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
the accident said that the truck
homo ovei ceiving niedlcnl treatment in south family reunion Christmas day at , Woodard's camp spent Christmas at j at Creswell.
considered difficult, necessitating Ernest McReynolds
N.
W.
White,
Mrs.
Inez
Kramer,
ern California, returnod to her
was well over on Its side while mak­
special equipment, but Mr. and Mrs. Christinas.
their home. Those attending were the John Davis home.
I Miss Nellie Conley was a Sunday Mr. and Mrs J S Powell Ben Cott- ing the turn on the overhead and
Mrs. Richard Knight, who had home here Saturday.
Lew McCoy of this place have
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bert
Myers
and
fam-
:
Mrs.
C.
G.
Rozine
and
Allen
Bill-
night
guest
of
Miss
Phyllis
Hansen
man,
Grafton
Coffman
and
Mrs.
that the Ford must have been out
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack Kerns of E u ­
demonstrated that this la not nec­ been resting and recovering from
Uy, Blue Mountain; Mr. and Mrs. ¡ngs of Lebanon spent the week , of Walker.
' Laura Massey.
of control.
an Illness at the homo of her pnr gene spent Christmas at the John Ray Myers, Delight Valley; Mr. and end at the Bert Lancaster home
essarily so.
Pete
Briggs
was
a
dinner
guest
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
S.
Keyes
mo-
They hitched a "cat” (short for ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McRey­ Mosby home.
Mrs.
Henry
Lake
and
son
and
Mrs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Finley
Whlpps,
Mr.
Christmas
of
Miss
Edith
Eaton
at
tored
Sunday
to
Eugene,
where
they
MacMarr Store Discontinued.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Jennings, Mr.
caterpillar tractor) onto their house nolds, wsa so much Improved that
J. S. I-ake, Thornton Corners; An and Mrs. John Pitcher - nnd
- • daugh-
■ " Springfield.
visited at the home of a daughter,
The MacMarr store, which has
one day last week and moved It Into she returned to her home In Eu­ and Mrs. Miles Wicks of Eugene drew Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Iter Doris. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Kerr
Sunday
evening
guests
at
the
i
Mrs.
Stanley
Trunnell,
nnd Mr. and Mrs. Hal Jennings of
for some time been a part of the
a grove below the Blue Mountain gene.
Lake, Notl, and Mr. and Mrs. Louis ¡and children and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Montieth home were Mr. ' Mrs. Olive Keeney and family
Mrs. Lee Dugan and daughter Waltervlllo visited Christmas at the Layng and family of this neigh- !Charlie Putman spent Christmas at and Mrs. Ben Jackson and son. Mr. [were guests at the Archie Walker Safeway stores organization, haa
school house.
been discontinued and ths stock has
Evelyn spent Thursday at the Glenn Jennings home.
the Bus Pitcher home.
nnd Mrs. Dave Hite of Walker, Mr. home Christmas. Mrs. Keeney Is been moved to the Safeway store.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ratcllffe nnd borhood.
George Alleman home.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gene
Boss
and
baby
i
The
Walden
school
children
held
and
Mrs.
Lyle
Srott
and
son
of
,
Mrs.
Walker’s
mother.
Coincident with the consolidation
Mrs. Angelo Perinl hns returned children of Marshfield spent the of Thornton Corners spent Christ-1 their Christmas tree and program ! Cottage Grove and Cliff Tucker of
The Archie Walker family visited of the stores, William Haldeman
to her home after spending some Christmas holidays nt the Arthur mas day with Mr. and Mrs. E. M ¡Thursday afternoon.
I
Delight
valley.
at
the
Melville
Hanna
and
Roy
Fry
succeeded C. E. Davidson as man­
time nt Hebron at the home of a Steck home.
The Claude Abercrombie family ' Sam Cappious visited friends and homes Sunday.
ager of the Safeway store. Mr.
The Roy Short family of Cottage Rosa-
son Nino.
Won!
has
been
received
of
the
spent
Christmas
at
the
B.
Mooney
'relatives
here
and
at
Cottage
Grove
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Welch
of
Davtdson has been transferred to
George McReynolds spent several Grove visited Sunday at the J. E. birth of a 9-pound son to Mr. and home,
over
Christmas.
(Santa
Rosa,
Cal.,
who
are
visiting
Portland. Ray Baker, who was
Redford home.
Mrs.
Albert
Young
at
Jacksonville.
The
Blue
Mountain
school
Christ­
Mildness of the winter weather days last week at the home i t a
Edith
Eaton
of
Springfield
and
Mrs.
Welch's
father,
J.
W
Bemis
manager of the MacMarr store, ha«
Carl Small of London was a week­
Mrs. Young was formerly Elma mas program given Wednesday Pete Briggs and Buck Hardisty of Black Butte, visited Saturday gone to the Safeway store.
Is Indicated by the fact that little brother Kenneth in Roseburg,
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Tonolo visited end guest at the A. S. Ward home. Miller of this neighborhood.
evening
was
well
attended.
Ilene Trunnell, dnughtor of Mr. nnd
were
guests
at
the
Lowell
Benston
afternoon
at
the
John
McCall
home,
Mr. Haldeman, the new manager,
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Peterson mo­
Miss Jean Mooney spent Christ­
Mrs. Hugh Trunnell, found spring Sunday at the Bonnie Perinl and tored to Eugene Saturday.
home Friday night.
Read, Elizabeth and James Hem- was reared here and has recently
mas
day
with
her
parents,
Mr.
and
P
ow
ell
B
oy
G
ets
«131.50.
beauties In the woods a few days Tony Dalaguardl home.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Willie
Sharon
and
enway
visited
Sunday
afternoon
at
been with Safeway store, down the
Mr. nnd Mrs. A1 Bogan of Long­
Mr. nnd Mrs. Vern Cowl of Yon­
A Judgment by confession filed children were guests at the Ray [ the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert vallay.«
«go.
view, Wash., nnd Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Butte Mooney of Blue Moun
Hull,
The local golf course has been calla spent Christmas dny with Mr. Glenn Scott and daughter Glennie tain. A sister. Miss Mildred Mooney. I Wednesday in circuit court ended Stewart home Christmas day.
a popular place every Htindny dur­ Cowl's daughter, Mrs. Bonnie Perinl. of Medford were Christmas visitors returnod with her to the Mrs. the damage suit brought by Nor-
Vesper Service Series
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Benston and
The Latham school resumed Mon­
Tho Logan Miller, Harry McDole
Amanda Sears home for a few land Powell against
Ione and children spent Christmas eve with day after a short vacation. Mr. and
ing the winter and many were out
During January the Methodist
at
the
W.
W.
Chrisman
home.
nnd Ocumpnugh families, the Misses
Arthur Languith with a settlement Mr. Benston's parents, Mr. and Mrs. ! Mrs. S. T. Rose, teachers, spent Episcopal church will held vesper
Christmas day.
Mrs. Mary McNeil of Balboa, Cal., days’ visit.
Evelyn and Margaret Mostnehettl
of 3931.50.
W. A. Keene near Cottage Grove. , Christmas with Mrs. Rosa’s parents, services from 5 to 8 each Sunday
Is
visiting
nt
tho
home
of
a
sister,
nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Demarlgo Mosta­
Divers often become deaf.
The suit, asking 325,000 general All the children were home; Mr. i Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Bolin of Crss- afternoon Instead of the regular
Cottage Grove council, Royal chettl and n friend, Mr. Gugglsberg, Mrs. Clara Kirk.
damages and 3520 special damages, and Mrs. Claude Willey and Mr. , well.
Sunday evening church service.
Arcanum, will Install officers at 8 were dinner guests Christmas day
Income Tax Records. The Sentl- was filed Saturday. The Powell boy [and Mrs. Conrad Keene and chll- I ___________
w Special music, good congrega­
Mrs. Minnie _______
Nichols ____
and _____
family
o’clock Mondny night In Phillips nt the Vote Mostnehettl home.
Copper produced annually
In nel.
was Injured last summer when run drsn of Rujada and Mr. and Mrs. spent Christmas day with Mr. and tional singing and Inspire!
hall. A team from Portland will bo
Mies Evelyn Mostachettl is (.pend­ Alaska Is twice as valuable ae the
down by the Languith car while , Howard Keene and son of Lynx Mrs. William Klrtley of Cottags preaching win ba featured at <
in charge.
ing the Christmas holidays at home. gold.
Inventory Blanks. The Sentinel. riding his bicycle In Cottage Grove. l Hollow all being present.
services,
I Grove.
Golf Player’s W ife Is
Leaving Him
House Moving Is Easy
W ith “ C at”
Spring B eau ties A rc
Found Here