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THE SENTINE!.. COTT A t E (ÌWOVF, OREGON.
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DIVIDE
LONDON
of Cottage Grove; Mrs Tom Foster visited at the home of a brother bell, all of Cottage Grove; Mrs.
March » . —The John Dugan fam­
March »
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and daughter Ahlrley of Latham. Alvin Allen on Sunday
Bart Johnston. Mrs Enright, Mrs.
Funk gave a dancing party at their Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Thorn and Mr. and Mrs Ritchey and three Thompson, Mrs. Whetham, Mrs. ily of Latham spent Easter Bunday
( homo Saturday evening.
daughter Bernice and Mr. and Mrs. children were Cottage Grove vis Jess Burleson, Mr». Jay Burleson, with Mr. Dugan's parents. Mr. and
Lavl Geer left Thursday to ba Phillip Brown.
Mrs. Bowling and Mrs. Dale Car­ Mrs. Dan Dugan.
Itors Sunday.
gone several week« on a buetneaa
Mies George Alleman has bean
A 10 per cent out has been made
Mr. and Mrs. A. Woolcott and penter.
Bob Plekena of Creswell spent confined to her bed with a bad
In teachers' salarles for the Corn­ j three sons attended St. Mary's
i trip to Tillamook.
Ralph Haath of Winchester bay ing terra. The teachlng »taff will church, Eugene, for the Easter -everal days this week with his oold for the last few days.
came Wednesday and vialted sev­ he the same as thls year, Miss Ada service.
mother, Mre. J. V. Dickens.
The Frank
MoGarvIn family
Program
eral day» at the William Lively Sherman. Principal, Miss Annabel
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kaena and < p < nt k ,,,« ,. at the Walter Robln-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Matthews
home, going on to Eugene Monday. Qtlcrtst and Miss Jessle Pruett. ! of Portland and Howard Taylor of Mr and Mre. Pete Hodson were In ton home. Jack Robinson was alto
Wilma Sutherland, Esther Lem­
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lemmon and Cottage Grove were visitors at the Eugene Saturday.
n In the irM lM l
Wo«
a gueet.
Edith Eaton of Springfield, Mre.
mon and Rila Baile«, high school daughter Either visited Sunday A. Woolcott home Monday,
Mre. Pierce, teacher from district
theater» of the world can
student», visited the local school with the Snyder family at Lorane.
The Edward Babcock family and Nerva Hardlsty and eon Deloae 111. spent the Easter vacation at
you get finer picture« than
Thursday. Edna Cherry and Jeaaia
Mr. and Mrs. John Sutherland Mort Babcock w.-re dinner guests were dinner guests Sunday at the her home near Medford.
noma Io you right here at
Seger were there aleo.
and Christine Hooker visited Sun- at the home of Mr and Mrs. K. R O. Buchanan horns.
Mra Ernest Connant visited Fri­
home . . . and never at
Sunday dinner gueste at the Mar day at the Frank Chapman home,
Mr». Ida Hardiaty of Clift, Ida., day at the George Powell home at Darnell Saturday
ouch price«' The i make
who had been visiting a stater. Mr». 1 .crane.
vln
Harpole
home
were
Mr.
and
Marian Sprague returned Wed
returning Saturday to Eugene.
your own Arcade theatre a
Stlmmel of Black Butte, left for
Mrs. J. L Lemmon. Mrs. Fred nesday of last week from a Eugene Mis. Ermold Hardlsty, Mr. and
The F r a n k McOarvln family
her home Wednesday. She was ac­ Doney, Mrs. Charles Woods and hoapltal. where she had been for Mrs Lowell Beneton and eon Del­ spent Monday on Silk creek with
aourra of never ending Joy
companied
by
her
niece.
Miss
Fran­
iver
and
Roy
Pullen.
Mra. George Sutherland vialted an operation She la making a sat
and amuaement for uvnry
the Robertsons who recently re­
ces Stimmrl, who expects to re­ school Friday.
Easter Sunday guests at the Pete turned front California.
1 isfactory recovery.
roenihoi of your family!
Hodson
home
were
Mr
and
Mrs
main with her aunt until July.
The baby daughter of Mr and
Mra. Amy S Harris of l.os An
Miss Ruth Fueler, who spent her
Mrs. Tom Foster and daughter Mrs. I .ester VanNortwick Is 111 geles left for her home Monday, D M. Shaw and son, R. D Shaw Easter vacation with Mlae Nellie
Shirley of Latham spent the week with measles.
and
Walter
Dunford
of
Cottage
after having made an extended vls-
Chapman, returned to Eugene Sun­
end with Mrs. Foster's sister, Mrs.
London school pupils will present It at
1. C. G. Wor- Grove and Aden Miller of Walker. day.
Mis. J. V. Dlckene and son
I Idiilllp Brown.
the following program at the teach- sham
Ml. and Mre. Bonnie l*erlnl spent
Thursday, Friday
Ci tilde anti Rob and the A. Dlrkene Sunday at the Tony Dalagardl
Mr and Mrs. Cecil Geer visited era’ institute to be held in Cottage
*
March U , April 1
faintly of 1-athnm allended a birth­ home.
Sunday at Coburg with the Robert Grove Saturday: Soldier»' drill, prl-
HEItRON.
>er family. Lillian Geer accom­ mary grade boys; song. "Star
March 29. Mr. and Mrs. John day dinner Sunday for A. L. Dick­
The Social Neighbors met Iasi .
A lows otory to make you
panied them.
Daisies." intermediate grade girls; Kebelbeck and Miss Riper were ens at Bear creek,
Thursday at the home of Mrs I
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Willey and Norman Suiter on Hear creek Hui 1
School pupils enjoyed their an­ violin duet. Maxine Currln and 1 Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
fall In love again! Mont­
nual caster egg hunt Friday. Miss Alvin Dugan.
gomery at hl« beat.
Mrs, Lou Markham near Cottage Mary Alma Pension spent the week terfly quilt blocks were embroidered ,
end at the W. A. Kerne home at and a dainty luncheon was served .
Jessie Pruett, teacher of the pri­
Grove.
ROBERT
mary grades, hid candy eggs on the
Mrs George Kebelbeck and little Thornton Corners.
DOKF.N.A.
by Mre. Allison ami Mr«. Suiter.
Mis. Lue Baker and Claude
MONTGOMERY
hillside back of the W. C. Short-
Young Evard Nobel, who spent (
March 29. — Mr. and Mrs A1 daughter Caroline accompained the
ridge barn. While the youngsters Rogan of Longview and Mrs. Glen family of Mrs, Kebelbeck's sister. Ritchey of Yoncalla and Lloyd hie Easter vacation with his grand i
In Frederick Lonsdale'»
were scurrying around hunting Scott and daughter Glennie of Ash­ Mr and Mrs Robert Campbell to Ritchey of Prnln were dinner guests parents, Mr and Mrs Dan Dugan. '
Great Comedy Sucre»!
them, up jumped Mr. Rabbit and land spent the Easter vacation with their home at Richmond, Cal. They f Mis. Gertrude Buchanan Tues­ returned to Eugene Sunday with
day.
hopped off up the hillside. There Mr. and Mrs Wes Chrisman, par­ started Sunday morning.
hie father. Mr«. Nobel la on a visit |
Saginaw, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Gay Harpole of in Loe Angeles
was one black egg, found by Afa ents of Mrs. Bogan and Mrs. Scott
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell returned
Clarke, for which there was •
Mr and Mrs. Ralph Hand mo- to George Kebelbeck s Friday, after ' m’-tlon City were dinner guests
prlxe of candy.
tored down from Chelan. Wash.. a few days spent In Eugene visit it the Ermold Hardlsty home Mon- i "Epitaph" ts a newspaper In
Mrs. George Stowell and daughter Saturday and are visiting Mrs. . ing Mr. Campbell's mother. Mrs ivy Mr. Harpole Is a brother of Tombstone. Artxona.
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Jane of Salem spent Easter with Hand's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hattie Ream. Mrs. Ream accom­ Mrs. Hardlsty.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Buffington of (
Mr. Stowell at Black Butte.
Mosby, and relatives of Mr. Hand panied them, returning to Eugene
1 albani were supper guests at the
Mrs. Albert Noth and daughter in Oakland.
. Saturday.
Vivian of Salem spent Easter with
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Ream of Claude Willey home Monday eve­
Miss Rachel Averyt of Buena
Mrs. Noth'» mother. Mrs. Ella Wills. Park. Cal., is visiting at the home Lorane spent Friday evening at the ning.
The Francis Eastburn family (
Frank Hambrick of Cottage Grove of an uncle. A. Steck.
¡George Kebelbeck home.
Saturday Only. April Î
visited Thursday and Friday at the
Mr. and Mrs Millard CarlUe went were Creswell visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Mack Stewart of Klamath
Ned Griffin of Eugene spent Sun­
W. T. Jones home.
Falls visited at the home of her i to Myrtle Point Friday and re
Thundering Thrills
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phillips were son. Glen Gillisple, over the week turned Sunday with their house­ day evening at the Francis East- t
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. end.
hold goods and are now living In burn home.
BUCK JONES In
Mr. and Mrs. Logan Bear and <
Murry Newton Easter Sunday.
Minnie Henrlksen of Creswell Albert Barkeniever's house,
Dinner guests Easter Sunday at spent Saturday at the C. A. Peter-1
»»J Mrs. Ted George of Eu eiiildi a of Creswell were guest« at
gene were Easter Sunday guests of I*’*' Willie Sharon horn« Sunday.
the J. T. Small home were Mrs. Al­ son home.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hodson and |
bert Noth and daughter Vivian of
Wayne Kirk was a business vis­ Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Führer.
o
t owners— individually and collectively— create the
Salem. Mrs. Ella Wills, Mr. and itor in Eugene Saturday.
Miss Katie Gilcrist spent the children were supper guests at the
Mrs. W. C. Shortridge and Mr, and
A. S. Ward and daughter and week end in Eugene with Misses Howard Keene home Monday eve- !
conditions which determine the cost o f their fire insurance.
ning.
Mrs. W. T. Jones.
son. Nora and Verlln. visited Wed­ La Verne and Lottie Lee Isnib.
Mr and Mrs. Murray Shampartg ,
Miss Ada Sherman spent the nesday at the W. A. Robert home
M. M. Ttson. Fred and Charley
week end in Cottage Grove as the at Trent.
Führer attended a wrestling match cut children and George Conley '
There is nothing secret in the making o f fire insurance rates.
motored to Elkton Sunday to see :
guest of her sister, Mrs. Roy Hand.
Mrs. Ruth England and Melvin , m Eugene Friday evening.
The Howard Cox family spent McKibben motored to Eugene Sat­
F. C. Führer and son Charley at­ the new tunnel.
Several major facts enter into the determination o f these charges,
Sunday at the Harvey Shipp home urday.
tended the lecture Monday evening
DELIGHT VALLEY.
at Black Butte.
Several from here attended the in Cottage Grove given b> Profes­
such as construction, occupancy, the quality o f private and
March 29. Mr. and Mrs. M A.
L. A. Means went to Eugene funeral of John Wicks in Cottage sor Morris of the U. of O.
A daughter was born March 34 Horn motored to Corvallis Sunday
Thursday and purchased
span of Grove Wednesday.
public fire protection, exposure from other pro|x*rty and general
horses.
Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Rose spent to Mr. and Mrs. George Martin at evening with their son Francis ■
W. H. Thorn was pleasantly sur- Easter in Roseburg with Mr. Rose's the home of Mrs. Martin’s parents. who was returning to O. S. C.. af­
experience.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Arnold of Camp ter spending spring vacation at his ,
prised Sunday, the occasion being parents,
home
here.
his birthday anniversary. Guests
Nora Ward and Bernice Mosby ' U-
Several from this vicinity attend- I
were Bob Decker and son Vernon were Eugene visitors Thursday
O. A. Nichols and John Kebelbeck
Sunday-Monday
Miss
Mosby spent the remainder of attended the Spencer Creek Farni- 1 a taxpayers meeting in Cottage
April 3-4
the week at the home of a siater. ers' union last Friday evening at Grove Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Mahala Teeters of Cottage
Stock Fire Insurance Companies maintain bureaus to assist in
Mrs. Jack Kerns.
George Kappaufs.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ratcliffe
Miss Katie Barkemeyer of Eu Grove spent Sunday at the Law­
rence Brown home.
e lim in a tin g fire hazards or correcting defects which may affect
' *
EDWARD G.
Mrs Fred Wright of Cottage
ents, Mr and Mrs. Herman Barke-
Sunday at the A. Steck home.
ROBINSON in
Grove visited a daughter, Mrs.
your rate. The advice o f such bureaus is offered to you free of
Mr. and Mrs. John Whltsell and i meyer.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
Mrs. Nancy McCoy spent The - Jay Oscar Jackson. Tuesday.
Everett Holstrom visited friends In
charge through your insurance agent.
Mr. and Mr». H. A. Rydell »pent
' in Cottage Grove with friends.
THE
FOR SALE—NEWCOMBE LOOM Marcola Saturday evening.
Miss Marjorie Small of Cottage the week end with relatives at
Students who spent the spring
Little Daisy, price $15, or will
Willamina.
trade for hens. Mrs. K. V. Miller, vacation at their homes here were Grove spent a part of last week
Dr. Hartman is confined to his
Creswell. Ore.
m4-aSp Maurine Shearer, who attends Eu­ with an aunt. Mrs. Nancy McCoy.
Warren Tison called on his broth- borne with measles.
gene high school, Mendal Collins.
CABINET M A K I N G — FURNI- Charles Kaufman and Bernice Mos- *r. M. M. Tison. las'. Monday on his
LaVerne Breese of Cottage Grove
ture made, repaired and uphol­
spent the week end with Bobby
way home from Portland.
stered. Wood turning and carving. by of Cottage Grove high school.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Mosby were
Mr. and Mrs. E J. Edwards and Barfield.
Work guaranteed. Woodcraft and
Mr. and Mr». Waiter Scare vla-
Cabinet Shop, Fifth and Main Eugene and Springfield visitors family of Criswell spent Saturday
ited from Friday evening until Sun­
: »1 their ranch here.
street___________________ m ll-al5p Monday.
T H E N A T I O N A L B O A R D OF FIRE U N D IK v. U’ I T I ’ R S
Leslie Fletcher of Curtin spent ‘ Judd Doolittle and Leonard Gil- day morning at the E. J. Sear»
FOR SALE — PLANO AT GREAT
sacrifice. Inquire at 1039 Adams the week end with friends in Do- crist yarded out 30 poles from the home while enroute to their home
Jfrvrg N EW YOU k
I Edwards place for Neno Perinl in Klamath Falls, after spending a
avenue. Cottage Grove, Ore. lS-alp rena.
Tuesday -Hed needay
week at Newberg.
au g t
Clay
Mosby
of
San
Francisco
and
Monday
and
Tuesday.
CHICAGO, 222 r«t//4k!sssi S aw «
•
SAN PRANC1 SCO. U.»
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FOR SALE OR TRADE — LATE
April 5-6
Dorothy and Ruth Hohman and
Mrs. Jessie Gilcrist and son Leon
1931 model Chevrolet sedan for Bob and Dove Mosby of Walden
A N uttuauJ O r g u a itu ln tt t f S l t l k F i n In u tr a n n i t u / i i m n l l . i k h j t t . i i u 1 »
sale or will take team of horses in visited Tuesday evening at the J. | »rd spent Tuesday evening at the Dorothy Witcher returned to Eu-
trade. Six-horse-power gas engine B. Mosby home.
I Ered Overton home on Mosby g ne Sunday, after spending spring
1 b t it C uutpM ntt u n n p n i t u i t J k t iu p .ik h A g m /i in > » » r n a a w « « ,/r
vacation at their homes.
I
and saw for sale or trade. Leonard
Carroll Harlow of Eugene was a creek.
Rasor. Cottage Grove. Ore. mlS-alp week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs
Miss Verlie Smith of Cottage
Philip Hersey attended the re-
$2.00 CASH AND YOUR OLD Raymond Wicks.
union of the high school clas.s of Grove spent Friday night at the
mail box for a new and large - Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Bales enter- 31 Friday night in Cottage Grove, home of an aunt, Mrs. Lawrence
box; 50c brooms 29c; felt base rugs, tained with a card party at their '
Brown.
-
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$2.98; yard goods 20c a foot 6 feet home Saturday. Progressive five (
LATH AM.
wide; cook stoves $10; mattresses hundred was played. Mrs. Thoma-
Rubber Starnua The Sentinel
March 29. Miss Virginia Alien of
$4.95; electric refrigerator, $219,
six-foot capacity, and $40 allowed son and Mrs. Orien Land tied for Cottage Grove visited Saturday ar.d
for your old ice box. Callahan's first prize in the ladies' division Sunday with her grandmother, Mrs.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Furniture Store. 62 west 70», Eu- and Orien Land received first prize Charles Gordineer.
Notice is hereby given that the
gene, just off Willamette S t on in the men’s division. Consolation
Mr. and Mts. Gobel Pitzer and undersigned has been appointed by
7 th.______________________mlS-alp prizes went to L. England and son Darrel returned Friday from a toe county court. Lane county, I
FOR SALE — HATCHING EGGS Robert Wagner. Pie and coffee two weeks' visit with Mr. and Mrs. State of Oregon, executor of the
; i-t will and testament o t Jasper I
from White Leghorns and Rhode were served during the evening.
J. A. Gleason of Sutherlin.
Patten, deceased, by an order
Island Reds. Dan Walton & Son,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Holtner of For­ N.
bearing
date the 8th day of March.
Cottage Grove, Oregon, telephone
est
Grove
and
Mrs.
Olive
Keeney
of
ROW RIVER KIMBLES
1932. All persons having claims
26F4._____________________ m!8-alp
Creswell
visited
Sunday
at
the
A.
against the estate of said Jasper N. ;
March 29.—Joe Thrasher and Lee
BABY CHICKS EVERY TCES- Thomason have completed a new E. Walker home.
eased, are hereby noti- (
day, 10 cents each; hatching eggs
fled
and required to present the
Miss
Irene
Humphrey
spent
Sat­
reasonable. Turkey and hen eggs line fence on the east line of their urday and Sunday in Eugene with amc duly verified to the under- '
custom hatched. Bert V. Hands, ranches.
..„n-d at the law office of Herbert |
Mel McKibben has been making an aunt, Mrs. Mary Ashbaugh.
north Pacific highway.
m25-a8p
W. Lombard, First National bank .
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Denham and building.
.-ome
substantial
Improvements
on
Cottage Grove. Lane coun­
BARRED ROCK H A T C HI N G
family motored to Scottsburg Sun­ ty. Oregon, on or before six months
eggs, 40c setting of 15 eggs. R. C. his ranch a mile north of Dorena day.
from the date of the first publica­
Lawrance, 2 H miles out on Lorane on Harms creek, outstanding among
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Metzel of Cot­ tion ot this notice.
road.
ale which Is grading down and dress­ tage Grove visited Sunday after­
Dated and first published this
ing up the front yard of the home
11th day of March, 1932.
SPECIAL BARGAIN — F R O M and the construction of a new poul- noon at the Albert Hull home.
irate of last publication April 8,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. White of Port­ 1932.
storage—standard make bunga- try house and garage,
lb .
low piano and bench. Must sell
jo« McCargar, road patrolman for land spent Monday night with Mr.
" w il l ia m B. PATTEN. Ex­
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
from^storage. N ojeasonabie offer thig district, has been busy of late, ami Mrs. N. W. White
ecutor of the Estate of Jas­
will be refused and will give terms what with having charge of the
UEJiTiaia.
C. Buker
is in Sutherlin
per N. Patten, Deoeased.
” Mrs. J.
’ "
” ’
Mr. and HERBERT W. LOMBARD,
TVH. W. K UU1OW .— L i.o li.t,
Oiiiv« like rent to reliable persor Investi­ work on the new grade construc­ for a week’s visit with
gate
this
proposition,
aee
Mr.
Kastel
Fifth ssd Main » tn e u . H our,, e i i u
Attorney for Executor.
tnll-a8
tion on the Kelly district road and Mrs. Joe Gleason.
«• 13 sad 1 to 4;40. kveaiag, and bun- at Chestnut Transfer Co.. Cottage
Visitors at the B. H. Denham
days by appom taieat. P hones; O il ice »4, Grove, Friday and Saturday, ale looking a ftir threatened dam »ge to
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
rsaidunc» X 41K.__________________________
established grades on the se-’eral home Sunday evening were ilr. and
William Smith of Glendale,
Notice is hereby given that the
a. C. U . KLMK. B entiri. F ir .l hn lien FOR SALE OR TRADE — OAK- lateral roads in the district occa­ Mrs.
undersigned
has been appointed by
Kenneth Zumwalt of London and
s i bank building, Collage Crore, Or«.
land sedan in wonderful shape. sioned by recent high water.
S p ecia lisl i s extraction, adnu&i.tralion o< Will trade for city
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Denham of the county court of la n e county.
property
or
State of Oregon, administratrix of
nitrous oxid and oxygen, oral ,urgery.
Jasper.
MOSBY CREEK.
O ffice phoaa 10, Keaidence lkb-M,_______ equity in city property. Schofield
estate of F. H. Allison, deceased
Mrs. John Trunnell and daughter the
Stewart.
Phone
217L.
aprlp
March
29.—Harry
Castle
has
been
by an order dated the 26th day of
______________PHY3IC1AM 3. __ _________
: Ella May visited Thursday with February, 1932.
spending
most
of
his
time
in
Eu­
a. a a. FBOST.— FhyaicU o and tor FOR SALE — SIX GOOD L'NIM-
Mrs. Vivian Williams of Cottage
Orescent Brand—Swift ’• own blend.
Edwards Dependable — guaranteed to
All parties having claim» against
geaa. O ffice i s Firat N ational Hank
proved lots near south Sixth gene with his daughter Nelda, who ! Grove.
the said estate are hereby noti- !
iatiofy or your money is refunded.
baiidiag. Phnna 47, Cottage Orov», Ore- street, $25 each. Address Mrs. F. is in a hospital.
fled
and
required
to
present
the
The Forestry club held their reg­
Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Bennett are
F. Wells, Elkton, Ore.
alp
■lame
duly
verified
to
the
under­
▲XL»£Y, M. D .— Physician and aur-
the parents of a son bom last ular meeting March 23. A program signed administratrix at the law
and special talks on forest work
(eon. Xvaninga by appointm ent. Over FOR SALE APRIL 1, R. I RED week.
office of H. J. Shinn, In Cottage
Kare'a Drug sto re. Cottage Grove, Oregon
baby chix, $10 per hundred. Ray
The H. H. M. health club gave a were given.
Grove, Oregon, on or before six
. H. FIE LD S, M
. D .— General prac- Stewart. Saginaw, Oregon. al-15p program Thursday evening, March , The John Dugan family were vls- months from the date of the first
U m . O bstetrics and diseases of worn*
24. Mr. Moffit, assistant county su- ‘^ « Sunday at the home of Mr publication of this notice.
MISCELLANEOUS.
•R. Over Kern's Drug
titors,
C ottsfe
I )ated tnl» the 4th day of March,
perintendent. and
Mr. Masthe, an?
Da" Du«an of divide,
Crystal White aoonrlng eleanier of ex­
Orovs.
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A.
gardening club was or- 1932.
ARE YOU LONELY? SEND 10c assistant state superintendent, gave
cellent quality.
____________ ATTORNEYS___________
Luna—Winning more user« every tiny.
ELSIE L. ALLISON, Admin-
for Information to Portland Cor­ talks. Mr. Moffit explained the ganized at the Latham school re­
intratrix of the Estate of
B&BKRT W. LOMBARD. — Attorney respondence Club, Box 967, Central county unit plan of school admlnis- cent|y ,wlth 27 ’"«mbers. O ffic r
F. H. Allison, Deceased.
• t Law. First National Bank building. Sta.. Portland. Oregon.
elected
tVaUon. A"R-T“"awo^lat“lon was o r ->were e'ec^
e<l as follows: President, H. J. SHINN.
Phone X, Cottage Prove, Oregon
i Vivian White; vice president, John-
MAN
WANTS
ROOM,
BOARD
OR
ganized.
Attorney
for Estate.
mll-aflp
. J. SHINN. — Attorney at Law and
jnie Gallo, secretary, Jessie Grubb;
both or small apartment in ex­
Notary Public. Practices in
all
song leader, Dorothy Gallo; cheer -ynop ¡8 of thf* Annual «tat*ment of tha
change for Maytag washer or
SILK CREEK.
•M ila. Bader building. Cottage Grove,
refrigerator. XYZ, 8entinel.
alp
March 29.—Mr. and Mrs. E. E. leader, Roy Trunnell; local leader, B E N E FIT AHHOCIATION OF RAILWAY
22X21
E M P L O Y E fl
Paul were Yoncalla visitors Tues­ S. T. Rose.
of Chicago, In the State of Illlnola, on
WANT TO BUY.
Allen Lee Williams returned to th»*
day of last week.
thirty first day of December, 1031,
CASH BUYERS FOR OREGON
Miss Lena Burcham has been school Monday afternoon, after an < ad-- t . the friNiirance Commiaaloner of
Safeway Blend. Blended of Northwestern hard wheat. Every sack is guaran­
j farms. — Want good farms for visiting with relatives and friends absence of about a month. Jack and the sta te 'A Ort’Kon, pursuant to law :
CAPITAL
cash. If your farm or-business is in Salem and Hillsboro during the Anna Carter and Allen Lee have all
teed to satisfy.
Amount of capital atorlc paid
for sale, write Frank Kinney, JEu-
had
the
measles.
.. : i n {
J
®
past
two
weeks.
gene, Oiegon.____________ m25-a29p
Z u H ujoq J o e«a»N
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Rev. _____
M. A. ___
Groves
of Cottage
■ Lee Williams visited In Eugene 1 *30 y r ;
i .
in p ; - / t j f o t n ■aewxr
.09
WILL PAY CASH FOR GOOD Grove was a visitor at the home of ('as^ week at the home of a nephew, :
Collections and
.
a .
.. .. . ! i f i p plJd B9OT01
drag harrow, also cream sepa­
,u
d'.
u
i
p
«uiniuujd
iew
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
E.
Robertson
Wed-
'iacl<
Smith.
Adjustments
rator. For sale, good seed corn.
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t a 'o ^NIBUU
Mr9- Hugh Trunnell sang over I t V .>1
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(Creed Wvatt, by Latham school, nesday of last week.
Eleanor Teeters of Cottage Grove the ra,Jio on the Cottage Greve
First National Bank Bldg.
Black Butte Rte.
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was a visitor at the district school program from the station in Eu 2 csrr.c /
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H. W. LOMBARD, Attorney
SUMMER HOMES.
Thursday of last week.
’gene Sunday afternoon.
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p r ia
u o r r u jtju o j
joj
isficj
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Mrs. Culver had an Easter egg
Mrs. Hugh TTunneil went to Sn- L
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f i»
tío
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hunt for the pupils of the district lem Sunday to pend the first part
in jo t a n o u q r
HOMESITES ON UMPQUA.
school during the noon hour on Fri- of ‘he week with her parents, Mr >rWQ'U3 I • un > y.« inj «tu|«p «4040
JOIN THE COTTAGE GROVE day.
I and Mrs. J. D. Anderson. Mrs.
p 'i L n iH v r j
,
iL p.iüp« in o x
colony on the Umpqua. Ideal lo­
Mrs. S. V. Allison and daughter Anderson observed her eightieth y t a o 'K Q c»
cation l ' n hours’ drive from Cot­ Jean
pan too»
',8 B ll SS
of
Cottage
Grove
visited
at
birthday
anniversary
this
week,
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tage Grove, right on bank of one
r .» n ' o í
Th« Homemakers’ Radio club .r c B r t i
of state’s prettiest and largest the E. E. Paul and A. Woolcott
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John Woolcott
(streams. Boating, fishing. b a th in g , homes Friday.
,
.- - re- will meet Tuesday afternoon at the
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uj
r: . !
' Nichols
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The ij . uC
sunshine. Ideal seelunion short dis- turned with them to the Grove to "f)me .................
Mra. Minnie
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bo«
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tance from main highway. Good attend a reunion party of the subjects are on law and next week
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road from main highway will soon graduating class of 1931, returning j reasons will be given for making a
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be available. Water and fuel In
F.T r/rv
Saturday.
j will.
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abundance. Lots in any size or home
Otis Scott of Independence ar- i L. C. Moffitt, assistant county
; shape from $50 up. Acre lots at spe­
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«»ínu»
M H»'65t
rived
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
superintendent,
visited
at
the
La-
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h
».
jim
« U» io m noluv
cial rates. Get in while the getting’s
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II|OO o » j p u , n . i i . o u '»»»»J
good. Clarence White, Reedsport, Shade Burcham on Saturday eve- tham school Tuesday,
Red Mexican, Oreat Northern Navies and small white. Bean» for every purpose.
j* . M s q i x u t j n p p i«
Í Uii'MO
I Ore.
m!8tfe ning. He and his wife and small
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V >u«p«
SAGINAW.
son returned home on Monday,
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u n t o , ru p « « u r p n io u i j «»<
K i l l S A L E (I II R I M
March 29. Mrs. Otis Chapman -
Mrs. Scott and baby having been
> .u
p p itic
in a i i «ot«O(
B
u f ;in
in o
SB PMlawL >00 eossferiabl» raons.
GOOD 6-ROOM HOUSE.
HOUSE, LARGE staying with her parents for sev­ was pleasantly surprised on her (
l«iox
birthday anniversary Friday by a S
garden lot, at 243 north Lane St., eral weeks.
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'Write F. M. Cashman Realty Co.,
iliib
O
C
f
l
number
of
her
friends,
wjio
brought
Mr. and Mrs. John O. Burcham
»J p i* « « p tiÒ p iA W ’It.
(Eugene, Ore.
m25-A8p and baby son and Mrs. Belmont, all their dinner and »pent the day In • l EÖ8 830 Z •1U
t
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jnp p)Apa}J «uin|LU44d
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quilting
and
visiting.
A
quilt
and
! FOR RENT — SMALL MODERN ( of Harrisburg, visited at the home
house, good garden spot, newly of Mr. Burcham's parents Sunday, several other pretty presents were
Name of Pr«»I4*nt -R ob ert A. L«Hi.
papered and painted, 1032 Jefferson Other visitors were Mrs. Vincent given Mrs. Chapman. Those en­
N un« of Hucr«‘tary —Jam«» M.
joying
the
occasion
were
Mrs.
Wal­
Statutory r o ld e n t attorney for »ervlc«
BOBTI.ANp.O BBO O M avenue. Will sell cheap. Joe Smith, and Mrs. J. C. Bassett.
Insurance
Commi»«ioner.
lace;
Mrs.
Baxa
and
Viola
Camp-
<
al-15p i Elmer Allen of Cottage Grove
Arcade
THEATRE
T h e s e d ea lers ca rry
and reco m m en d
MILK MAID
w
BREAD
Shady Brook Auto Camp
A d a m s C ash S to r e
L o v ers
Courageous
Who makes your
Fire Insurance Rate?
“One Man
P r
per y
L aw ”
loss
ELIMINATE HAZARDS
W A N TA D S
H ^ tche T
MAN
85
SAFEWAY SAVINGS
COMB
FANCY
HONEY
C o o k ie s
2
assorted
for
25
D
19
Shortening
Coffee
D
4 lbs................... 25c
H
R
Cleanser
H
H
3 cans
P o u n d ..............29c
Soap
10c
10 b a r s ..............19c
FLO U R
Cottage Grove
A d ju itm en t Bureau
49-lb. b ag $1
B arrel $ 4 ?-
T U N A FLAKES, large can.......... 2 for 19c
B& M O V EN BAKED BEANS No. 2tin 15c
SWEET POTATOES......... N o. 2J4 tin 11c
POP C O R N ......................................3 lbs. 10c
B E A N S
TVeWelcomeyou
9ht HOTEL
CONGRESS
3 lbs. 1 0 c
Phone 219
Cottage Grove
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