The Cottage Grove sentinel., February 24, 1933, Page 2, Image 2

the Willamette meridian In Lane
3 west of W. M and running
Informal reception was held
and
» ' weet 16.30 chains, thence
south 34* weet 7 chains, thence
•*« *
w e w i
»v . «
ill
a*easaw v w a r
scream in the Dark, which was er. Mrs. A. C. Spriggs, Mrs. Ralph
thence north 12 <13 chains to the
ty, Oregon.
presented by the Atherlan Dra­
Dated thia 16th day of February, matics club last Friday, was given Saltsman. Mra. S L Godard and
place of beginning, all In Isn«
Mt a. William Haldeman Visitors
1033
county, state of Oregon, being
at
the assembly last Thursday. Pre­ were here front Drain. Crssweil and
H. L. DOWN. Sheriff
designated ae Das. 1 page 1498,
ceding
the
skit
a
short
program
ÏÏÏBfW’ltÎFTlÔW RATI»
Springfield. Preceding the meeting
By A E. HULEGAARD,
Vol. 4 <40.90 acres) on Lane
was given The numbers consisted
(Cat* U ad»aa«a )
honoring Mrs llauset
county assessment and tax roll.
f24_m24^sh___________D££iiLL. of student body singing, tap danc­ a was banquet
Oaa r*ar
j» ÌU T lir-a Month« *0 AS
given at the Bartell hotel by
You are further notified that said
Mia in<*atb« ... Ml.OOlOa* asoatb —- $0.15
ing by Audrey Hunt, a vocal duet officers of the local chapter
J
E
Redford
has
paid
taxes
on
Far*l<a MH*— bft® y«*a» a«IMIt>aaal.
NOTICE OF FINAL
bv .Marian Johnson and Zelma Laf-
said premises for prior or subse­
SETTLEMEN 1
«f
foon and a violin solo by Evelyn
Mr and Mrs. Georgs Anderson
quent years, with the rate of Inter­
Vatlaaa» R dltonal Aaaaclatlnn
Notice is hsrsby given that ths Coiner.
entertained with a party Saturday-
Or*(*« Miai» F 41 »orlai Aaaorfat
est on said amounts as follow«:
Monday. February 37. St Mary's night at the home of Mrs. tnes
undsrsignsd
administratrix
of
the
.■ p « | » r C . . n f . r .
Years tax. 103*; date paid. 8-39-33;
of Darwin Snodgrass, de­ school, winning team of the Lane Meeks In honor of Mrs. Anderson s
tax receipt No. 52906. amount. »17.- «stats
ceased. has filed her final account county B league, will plav the win­ birthday anniversary The evening
36;
rate
of
interest.
3
per
cent.
THE DRIFT OF HUMANITY.
report as such administratrix ning team of the Douglas county was spent playing bridge A I north-
Years tax. 1930. date paid. 8-29-32: and
To the Editor. Since the end of
with ths ccuntv court of the state B league, which Is being determin­
was served at a late hour. A
the World war the drift of the peo­ tax receipt No 45860; amount. »IS ­ of Oregon for the countv of Lane, ed by a series of games held in eon
featur of the luncheon was a birth
ple or the United State» haa not IS; rate of interest. 8 per cent.
and
Monday,
the
6th
day
of
March.
Roseburg
this
week.
day cake. Guests were Mr and Mrs
Years tax. 1031; date paid. 8-20-32, 1033, at ths hour of on« o'clock p.
been forward, but It haa been the
The Future Farmers are planning
Owen of Roseburg, Mi and
reveree. especially the churches. To tax receipt No 10103. amount. »16 m.. at ths court room of ths county to enter a contest at a public Glen
Mrs. William Garoutte of Culp
my mind the church Is faring the 49; rate of interest, 8 per cent.
court of ths state of Oregon for speaking tournament which is to Creek.
Mr. and Mrs O A Sanders.
Said Ruth Young and John Doe Tans countv la ths courthouse In be held In Roseburg March 11 B I,
worst crisis In Its entire history.
and Mrs. S. R Veatch. Mr and
Faith In the Bible as the Inspired Young, her husband, as the owners Eugene. Oregon, has been fixed by- Young supervisor, reported that Mr
Fred Anderson. Mr Mrs. Fred
word of God Is being destroyed not of the legal title of the above des­ said court ae the time and place for each F F A number was prepar­ Mrs.
Hammond. Mr and Mrs Harold
by attacks from the outside, but bv cribed property as the same appears the hearing of any and all objec­ ing a speech for local try-outs The Whitlock.
and Mrs. James
those who occupy the positions of of record and each of the other tions thereto and the settlement topic of all speeches is "Taxation— < Town. Mr Mr.
and Mrs. Harley Gates.
persons above named are hereby thereof.
trust In the churches.
in
Relation
to
the
Farmer."
Mr
and
Mrs.
Nelson
DeYoung and
Dated and first published Febru­
The poisonous Influence of such further notified that J E. Redford
The high school orchestra pre­ Dais Gates.
errors as higher education higher will apply to the circuit court of ary 3. 1933
sented a program over KORK In
SUSIE GAROUTTE. Adminis­
criticism, modernism and the er­ the county and state aforesaid for
Eugene Sunday evening A violin
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hawley en
tratrix of the Estate of Dar­
roneous doctrine of evolution are a decree foreclosing the lien against
‘-« .¡n e d with a b r ' W
Mt-
win Snodgrass. Deceased
leading the people awav from the the property above described and
and an instrumental number by urday evening Mrs. Ross Peterson
great fundamental truths of the mentioned in said certificate. And WM W. HARCOMBE.
Margaret Short and Philip Glass, held high score for women and
Attorney
f3-m3c saxophones, and Evelyn Coiner.
scripture. The tendency of these vou ar< herebv summoned to ap­
Harold Swarta high for men Re­
theories 1» to lead people to trust pear within 60 davs after the date
Kathleen Daugherty, violins.
freshments were served at a late
In man-made systems instead of in of the first publication of thia sum­
The
central
council
of
the
girls'
NOTICE
TO
CREDITORS
hour.
Decorations were in keeping
God and the plan He has ordained mons exclusive of the date of said
league met Tuesday evening at the with Valentine's dav. Guests were
Notice
la
hereby
given
that
the
first
publication
and
defend
this
for the salvation of the human race.
practice
house
and
made
plans
for
Mr, and Mrs. Peterson. Mr. and
There was a time when the action or pay the amount due as undersigned has been appointed bv an assembly program on March 9. Mrs.
Swarta. Mr and Mrs F F
____the county court of the state of
church was compelled to defend It­ above shown, together with costs
Victor
Hennentan
and
IdHlan
McCullough. Mr and Mrs. Harley-
self from attacks bv Infidels, athe­ and accrued interest, and In case Oregon for Lane county, executrix Wicks, freshmen. Leslie Cone and Gates.
Mr and Mrs. Bud Lowranci-
of
ths
estate
of
Anthon
A.
Rhonalt.
ists and agnostics. But now the sit­ of your failure to do so a decree
Edward Graham, sophomores, and Mr and Mra. Walter Morris. Mr
All persons having claims Agnes
uation has changed. The enemy is will be rendered foreclosing the deceased.
Graham,
junior,
have
been
against said estate are hereby re­ absent from school for several and Mrs. Harrv Tennis and Mrs.
Inside the church and entrenched ben of said taxes and costs «gainst quired
Inez Meeks
to present the same, proper­ days.
In positions of influence, such as the land and premises above named ly verified
and with vouchers there­
This summons Is published once
the pulpit, the theological semi­
Edna
Cherry.
Junior,
returned
to
Mrs. D. A. Emerson entertained
for.
to
the
undersigned
at
the
law
naries and the publishing houses each week for 60 davs In the Cot­
school Tuesday after an absence of the LaConius club Wednesday af-
of Gordon S. Wells. Miner several
of the churches. Having this ad­ tage Grove Sentinel by order of the office
days
Eugene. Ore., within six
. ,
. . . i ternoon The afternoon was spen.
vantage, thev make their diabolical Honorable G. F. Skipworth. Judge of building.
Claude Carr. junior, spent the socially and refreshments wprr
from ths date of the first
attacks against the Inspired word the circuit court, which order bears months
week end at his home In Dlsston. served at the tea hour. The table
publication
hereof.
of Ood and Its teachings. This is date the 18th day of February, 1933
Miss Thelma Kern returned to was attractive with sweet peas and
Date of first publication hereof
All process and papers In thia
a new apostacy. poisoning the verv
3. 1933
f3-m3c school Thursday after an absence a Washington birthday cake was
life springs of the church. While proceeding mav be served upon the is February
of
three davs due to illness.
ELINE K. RHONALT. Execu­
a feature. Guests were Mrs. Wil­
professing to be its friends they undersigned residing within the
Evelyn Guggisberg. assisted by liam Thum and Mrs. W L. Work­
Tw o Free
trix of the Estate of An-
state
of
Oregon,
at
the
address
are Its most deadly enemy. So.
Myrtle Ewing, entertained Wilma man The club will meet in two
t»on
A
Rhonalt
Deceased
like its divine master, the church hereafter mentioned
Sutherland and Lillian Hull at din­ weeks with Mrs. N. E. Glass
Deliveries Daily
Date of first publication. Febru­
is being wounded in the house of
ner Thursday- evening at the prac­
NOTICE OF SH E R IFF'S BALE ON tice
ary 24. 1933.
Its friends.
house.
Mrs. N. E Compton entertaimvl
EXECUTION IN-
Date of last publication. April 31.
D I S T A
JT K O U
So the call today should be from
Miss Jov Ingalls spent the week the Social Twelve club Thursday
FORECLOSURE.
pulpit and pew for a return to the 1933.
end at her home in Eugene.
afternoon.
T
h
e
afternoon
was
HERBERT W. LOMBARD.
Under and by virtue of an order
primitive faith of the Bible. The
Llta Mosby*. Maxine Sowles and
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
of sale and decree of foreclosure Elsie Black were hostesses at a spent socially and a two-course
cry ahould be back to the old paths
The ladles' aid society of the
Address: First National Bank issued out of the circuit court of luncheon given for mothers and luncheon was served at the tea S R. Veatch held high score at slonarv societies of the city with a
of ancient truths. The great need
hour. The table was decorated with bridge. Guests were Mrs. Veatch union meeting at the Preabyle.rian Christian church held an ail-day
ths state of Oregon for I-ane coun­ teachers Thursday- in room eight.
Is for a Christian faith and experi­ B : :.i nc Cottage Grove, Oregon
t, L ~~~ — . flags and hatchets in keening with and Mrs Ada McKenzie ( Pittsfield, church. A covered dish dinner will moetlne Wednesday in the church
ty on January- 31. 1933. in a suit o £ n ? m. R»» r ^
ence founded on the Bible and based
? Hastings and George Washington's birthday an- Mass.).
The club will meet in Iwo be served at noon Each society will parlors The dav was spent quill­
on a personal connection with our NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE. wherein Clara Perry as adminis­ ilhUal’ u . l
er
students,
visited , nlvereary Mrs S L. Muckln and weeks with
By virtue of an execution issued tratrix of the estate of W. G. Perry, ^ U d j T l ^ o f Doren. visited
Mrs. Merville Veatch present a part of the program In
Lord and Saviour. Jesus the Christ,
ing and a covered dish dinner was
deceased,
and
Clara
Perry,
plain­
for a 1:30 dessert bridge.
the only door to the Father and in­ out of and under the seal of the
l he afternoon.
served at noon
tiff
a
recovered
a
Judgment
against
circuit
court
in
and
for
the
county
to the kingdom of heaven.
school
here
last
Wednesday.
The
voung
peoples'
Sunday
school
-♦ -
Mrs R A Trask entertained the
Now. if you will read the first of Lane, state of Oregon, upon a Mabel Conner and Horace T. Con­
Tonight t Friday) wll be Paet
Knights of l*vthlaa and l*vlhlan
‘class of the Baptist church enter­ Presbyterian missionary wta-ielv Matrons'
chapter of Genesis and the first Judgment rendered and docketed in ner. her husband, defendants, in the
and Past Patrons night Sisters met Wednesday night in
tained
with
a
party
Monday
night
sum
of
»3.900.00
together
with
In-
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. F E
chapter of St. John's gospel, you circuit court of Douglas county.
in the church parlors with 18 mem­ Mendenhall led devotional* and at Eastern Star A special urogram Swanson ball After their regular
will see that there is no theory in state of Oregon, on the 17th day of tereat thereon at the rate of 8% per
will be given Preceding tne regu­ meetings (hey et>ent the evening
bers
and
Mrs.
D
A.
Emerson,
teach,
annum
from
March
15.
1932.
until
Mrs
W V McGee led the lesson.
November,
1932.
in
an
action
where­
the Bible but iust a plain statement
meeting the past matrons and socially and refreshments
were
er. present. The evening was spent Mission Work Amongst the Neg­ lar
of facts how God proceeded in the in Cottage Grove Adjustment Bu­ paid and the further sum of $250.00
palrona will hold a covered dlah served at a late hour
in fortune telling and playing roes." Thev made plans for mis­ dinner
creation. Not so with evolution. It reau, a corporation, is plaintiff, and reasonable attorney's fees and for
In
the
Masonic
halt
dining
games Refreshments were serve 1 sionary prayer dav to be held in room.
-♦ •
Is Just a theory of a very weak Julius Repsleger is defendant, in plaintiffs costs and disbursements
The Plants and the Blosaonia
Mre Harley Gatee wilt entertain
late In the evening bv a committee the Presbyterian churyh Friday.
brain of man. A theory. Webster favor of the said plaintiff, and in said suit whicn were taxed at
Are Here.
—
♦
-
the Itovnl Neighbors Tuesday eve.
of which Thelma Hodgson was March 3. Refreshments were served
J5-, wh*ch “ ‘d decree was re­
sava. is speculation: hypothesis to against the said defendant for the
Mr an d Mrs J H B a r te ls e n te r ­ ning. February 28 They will hold
By Edgar A. Guest
Guests were Rev H. W at the tea hour.
explain something: a doctrine or sum of $76 32 and the further sum cordeJ i“ the circuit court of the I paid a dime for a package of seeds chairman.
tained with a dinner Wednesday a buelnesi m e e t i n g which will be
Davis.
Miss
Lena
Zendron
and
Mrs.
Judgment was , u .te ot Ore«on f°r Lane countv. And the clerk tossed them out with
scheme of things which terminate o f $11 40 costs, - which
e v e n in g in h o n o r o f th e ir f ift y fifth
K. K. Mills
-
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Harvey en­ wedding anniversary Guests were followed by a social evening
in the office and an execution issued thereon bv
in speculation without a view yj enrolled and - docketed
a flip;
the
clerk
of
said
court
on
Febru­
tertained
with
a
rook
party
Wed­
of
the
clerk
of
the
circuit
court
of
practice.
Margaret and Betty Johnson en nesday evening Refreshments were I lie W illia m B a r te ls fa m ily . Mr am i
Members of the M I* O. club and
ary L 1933. I am commanded to sell "We've got 'em assorted for every
man's needs."
The word of Ood says. “Now the Lane county, state of Oregon, on the following described real es­
tertalned with a party- Friday eve served at a late hour Guests were Mrs 1- red ltr o w n < E u g e n e > Mrs their husbands held a covered dish
the
21st
day
of
November.
1932.
Lester Powers and Mrs Thomas dinner Turs.lav evening at the
He said with a smile on his lips.
spirit speaketh expressly that In
tate:
ning.
honoring
Kav
Epperson,
their
"Pansies and poppies and asters and house guest from Portland. . .i< Mr and Mrs. S L. Mackln. Mr and Horn
the latter times some shall depart which execution was directed and
Beginning at the northwest
home of Mr and Mrs Joe T Smith
Mrs G B Arnest. Mr and Mrs E
peas
from the faith giving heed to se delivered to me as Sheriff in and
comer of the Daniel Lucas do­
The evening was spent socially
evening was spent socially and
The officers and teachers of the
during spirits and doctrines of p ’
TCh«ntVi ° f Jr®"* 3t8ne
Teo cents a package’ And pick as playing bridge. A luncheon was E Cone. Mr and Mrs Albert Wool
nation land claim No. 48 in
♦
ey. Mr and Mrs Omer Moore. Mr.
you please"'
devils; speaking lie, In hypocrisy;
« 7 in u ^ t^ th e '^ d '
township twenty south of range
The Thursday Evening Dinner
served at a late hour. Guests were and Mrs B It Iteed and Mr and Christian Sunday school held a cov­
ered dish dinner Tuesday evening club met this week with Mr and
Now seeds are Just dimes to the Mary Jeanette Duer of Grants Mrs
having their conscience seared with
five
west
of
Willamette
Meri­
N. E. Compton.
Julius Repsleger, in and
in the church parlors After the Mrs C S Hubert*
man in the store.
hot iron. Also perilous times shall defendant.
dian in Lane county. Oregon.
Pass, house guest of Beth Bede,
the following described real
♦
And the dimes are the things that Frances Mackln. Frances Randall
dinner plans for the year's Bible
come, men shall be traitors, headv to
- 4_
Notification No. 350. thence
property,
to-wit:
Annual
or»
er
day-
will
be
ob-
he needs;
school work wars made and goals
highminded. lovers of pleasure
south 9.43 chains, thence east
The S A II club will meet Wed
Wilberta Wilson. Dorothy Umphrev O T V ed P l dav M a r r h 3, >,y th l.
Southeast
quarter
of
south­
I m .CiP.'h e la n s w t . e se t
And I've been to buy them in sea­ Regina Dusenberrv and Beth Bede
more than lovers of God; having a
31.72 chains to the center of the
in-« la v w ith Hernadlne Wie.e
east quarter (SE 1» SEC,) of
son before.
form of Godliness, but denying the
county road No. 195. thence
-♦ -
section
23.
twp.
20
south,
range
But
have
thought
of
them
merely
power thereof; from such turn
southeasterly along the center
The Research club met Tuesdnv
♦ west. Willamette meridian.
as seeds.
away."
of said road to a point two rods
night in the city library, with Mrs
Lane county, state of Oregon.
But it flashed through mv mind as Stella Baker as program leader
north of the south line of the
That scripture fits these times,
Notice is hereby given that I. the I said Daniel Lucas donation land
I took them thia time
and there is good adv-iee.
The topic for discussion was "The
undersigned, as sheriff as afore­
C ottage
You have purchased a miracle Romance of Salt Lake City." Mrs
clai m , thencs west fifty chains
E. O. nOPERTSON,
said. will, on T u e s d a y , the 28th
here for a dime!"
Low
and seventy four Units, more or
Don
Allen
gave
a
report
on
the
day of March. 1933. at the hour of < less, to the west line of the said
You ve a dime's worth of power topic and Mrs Georg BJorset re­
G
ro
v
e’s
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
10 o'clock A. M. at the southwest ' Daniel Lucas donation land
which no man can create.
INCORPORATKO
Prices
viewed a magazine article. The club
door of the county court house. Eu­
claim at a point two rods north
DurnsTS
You've a dime's worth of life in voted to give "Before the Covered
O
w
n
gene. Lane county, state of Oregon,
of
the
southwest
comer
there­
your
hand!
P hone 53
R. W. R. LZBOW . — D entist. Office offer for sale and sell
E very
Wagon,” a book bv Parrish, to the
at public ; of, thence north 34.83 chains
You've a dime's worth of mystery, city library.
Fifth sad Main streets. Hours. 8 :3 0
destiny, fate,
Free
G
ty
Delivery
to 12 and 1 to 5:Z0. Phene 3 5 __________ auction for cash to the highest bid- I more or less to a point 19.77
Cash
Store
Day
der. subject to redemptJon as pro­
chains south of the northwest
Which the wisest cannot under­
___________ PHT81C1AM3.
________
Mrs. William Bartels entertained
vided by law, all the right, title and
comer of the said Daniel Lucas
stand.
with
a
bridge
party
Thursday
eve­
K. C. £ . FROST. — P hysician and sur- interest of said defendant in said
donation land claim, thence west
In this bright little package—now ning of last week. Mrs. Thomas
Office in Flr»i N ational Bank action and of ail
an parties
u e s v claiming
ia u n io g ' eleven chains more or less to a
isn't it odd?—
buü£j¡r Phons
Horn held high score. Refresh­
--------
“
-
—
’
47, Coltsge O rois, Ore- *---
*■
by, through or under them, or
point 44.61 chains east of the
You've a dime’s worth of some­ ments were served at a late hour.
either of them since the 21et day
west line of the Isaac M. Gardi­
thing
known
only
to
God!”
Guests were Mrs Horn. Mrs.
. A X L E Ï. 14. D.— Pbysiciai and sur- of November. 1932, in and to the : ner donation land claim No. 47
These are seeds, but the plants and Frank Galdabinl, Mrs
William
(eon . Evrnlaffs by spp'-intu.cnt. Oser above described real property to ' notification
No. 961. thence
the blossoms are here
Zimmerly, Mr«. Letter Booth. Mrs.
K r is '* Drug »lore Cottage Uro»». Oreron satisfy said execution together with j north 19.77 chains and thence
With
their
petals
of
various
hues;
Ralph Blank. Mrs. Pete Nelson.
ATTORNEYS ' ' '
interest and costs thereon.
east eleven chains, more or leas
In these little peliets, so dry and so Miss Goldie Hayes and Mrs. Fred
Dated and first published this I to the place of beginning, all
erbek
KkBKUT W. LOMBARD. — Attorney
queer,
Bennett.
lying and being in Lane county,
ai Law. First National hank building 24th day of February, 1933.
There is power which no chemist
F lions
Cot tax» G r o y , Orrgoa.
Date of last publication March • state of Oregon.
can fuse.
The Cottage Grove Garden club
24,
1933.
Notice is hereby given that on Here is one of God's miracles soon
J. tiHJLNN. — Attorney at Law and
, met Friday afternoon In the city
Tuesday, the 7th day of March.
C. A SWARTS. Sheriff of
■ Notary
Public.
Practices
in
all
to
unfold—
. • hAll- Mrs. T. C. Wheeler spoke on t
1033. at ten o'clock of that dav at Th„- for ten cents an ounce la
Lane County, Oregon.
courts. Bader building. Cottag« Orova, Ore*
I "Rock Gardening" and Mrs J. P.
ths front door of the Lane county Thus Divinity
__________________________
By A E. HULEGAARD.
1— •
sold.
¡Graham spoke on "Pools and Wa-
Deputy.
court house in the city of Eugene
LTA KING, Lawyer, Lawaoa Building. f24-m 24-hw l
! ter Plante." At their next meeting
Ore.. I will, in obedience to said or­
C ottace Grove. Ore. Phone ftp.______
' the third Friday in March, Mrs.
NOTICE OF SH E R IFF’S SALE. der of sale and decree of fore­
rKKMAB E. LAFKY. — Attorney at
Jessie Honeyman of Eugene, nresi
closure. sell the above described
Real Property.
H 1______________
S05 Oregon Building, Sale in,
I dent of the Roadside council of
at public auction or
snea » Phone
^»asa»^ 5943._____________________
ktliS
_
9
aaaoaw by
if J ■ real property
—
Notice _ is _ hereby
given
that
Oregon.
highway beautification, will speak
virtue of an execution and order of ,o much thereof as mav be neces-
" plumb imo heatimo ^
sale issued out of the circuit court
t0 “ tisfv plaintiffs Judgment
The Spanish American war vet­
U LV M BlN O AND HEATING. BAK oAlb of the state of Oregon for Lane ■ w*tJi interest thereon and costs to
Neighbors of Woodcraft
met erans and auxiliary met Friday
-U rates in plumbiaz wurk until .March county this 16th dav of February 1 the highest and best bidder for
H igh est Q uality Made
Wednesday
night
in
I.
O.
O.
F.
hall
night in the armory. After their
121J,5C P’r h0Ur WUUan‘ Beck- ’,h0“ 1933. upon and pursuant to a decree ca,h ln <oId coln of the United
*
v
z
V
V
Save
the coupons for premiums.
183-J.
and
initiated
Volnev
Jones.
Mrs.
regular meetings the auxiliary en­
duly given and made by said court state>-
Dated and first published Febru­ W W McFarland and Mrs. C. A. tertained In honor of their third
SUMMONS IN FORECLOSURE Oi 'his' 3ist day of "January, Tail.Tn a
Cooley were elected managers to birthday anniversary. The evening
DELINQUENT TAX
j uit pending therein in which A A • ary 3. 1933.
Date of last publication. March 3. take the places of Mrs Bertha GU- was spent socially. R efreshm ent
CERTIFICATE.
Schramm, as superintendent of I 1933
more and Mrs. Mae Ostrander, re­ were served, a birthday cake being
Case No. 22288.
banks for the state of Oregon, was
signed. Mrs. Charles Stevens was a feature.
C. A SWARTS. Sheriff of
In the circuit court of the state of ’ Plaintiff and N. E. Gloss and A.
appointed district attendant for the
Lane County. Oregon.
Oregon for Lane county.
Philline Glass, were defendants. ’
district convention to be held in
A. E. HULEGAARD.
Mrs. Nelson Durham entertained
J. E. Redford, plaintiff, vs. Ruth which execution and order of sale _____ By
lb. pkgs.
Deputy.__________ f3-m3c-hwl May in Roseburg. Hazel Chapman the Utopia club Thursday after­
Young and John Doe Young first was to me directed and commanded
was
recommended
as
senior
guar­
of last week. The afternoon
and full name unknown, her h u s- me to sell the real property here­ CASCADE TRAINS ROUTED dian of the iuvenile department noon
was
spent
socially
and
a
luncheon
inafter described to satisfy certain
band, defendants.
Refreshments were served at the was served at the tea hour. The
OVER OLD SHASTA LINE close
To: Ruth Young and John D oe liens and charges In said decree
of the evening bv a commit­ table was centered with a Jerusa­
____specified,
I will on Saturday, the
Young, first and full name
un­
tee composed of Mrs. Nellie Black- lem cherry. Guests were Mrs. A W
known, her husband, the above 25th day of March. 1933, at the hour
A snow slide on the Cascade line more, Mrs. Cora Bressler, Mrs. Kime,
Mrs. L. W. Coiner and Mr»
of 10 o'clock A. M. at the aouth- of the Southern Pacific on the Katie Burrows. Mrs Rosa Currln
named defendants.
In the name of the state of Ore- west door of the county court house west side of the summit of the Cas­ and Mrs. Louisa Bartels. Place W. W. McFarland.
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gon: You are hereby notified that
Eugene, Lane county. Oregon. cade mountains delayed all pas­ cards were In the form of hatchets
The "Just Folks” Sunday school
J. E. Redford, the holder of Certi- ° " eT 7°r sale and sell at public senger trains on this route Satur- in honor of George Washington’s class
of the Methodist church en­
flcate of Delinquency numbered auction for cash, subject to redemp- day and three through trains, two hirthdav annlver-iarv The fo llo w -
with a party Monday eve­
3254 Issued on the 29th day of Aug- t10“ a3 Provided by law, all of the of them northbound and one south- ¡ne were named as the e n t e r t a in - tertained
ning at
the woo
home w of Mr. and Mrs
R itters
ust, 1932, by the tax collector of the
Vtle and lnterest of the de- bound, were routed over the Shasta ment committee for the March 22 pari
i-ann
Earl
Land,
Mrs. Land and
county of Lane, state of Oregon, for fendants in said suit and ot ell par- route that extends through Cottage meeting Julia Bartels Hazel Chap- Mrs A lvl« with
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Real Q u ality
the amount of »8.53. the same being ties claiming by. through or under Grove, Roseburg. Medford and Ash man, Millicent Burrows. Elsie Cur- Games were played
and- refresh-
the amount then due and delinquent them or any of them, in or to the land.
rin and Grace Davis. A social meet­ ments were served.
following
described
real
property
for taxes for the year 1928, togeth­
The slide, said to have been one ing will be held March 8 at the
er with penalty, interest and costs to-wit:
of the worst that ever occurred on home of Mrs. James P. Graham.
Order of Rainbow for Girls will
All of lot No. (3) in block
thereon upon the real property
the line, was discovered by track
meet Monday night and exemplify
sixteen and one-half (1614)
assessed to you, of which you are
walkers early Saturday morning
Mrs. Monnie Hauser, associate degree work for Lorraine Coiner
the owner as appears of record, sit­
Long and Landess Addition to
Trains Nos. 6 and 18. northbound, grand matron of the Order of East­ , The refreshment committee will be
uated in said county and state, and
Cottage Grove, Lane county,
which were headed for the summit ern Star, and Mrs. L. K. Page of Frances Randall, chairman. Isa­
Oregon. Commencing at the
particularly bounded and described
toward Eugene, were turned back Salem visited the local chapter last belle Safley. Be»tv Jacobsen and
as follows, to-wit:
northwest corner of the follow­
and routed over the old line.
Friday evening. Degree work was Gail Lindamood.
ing described land, to-wlt: Be­
Beginning at the northwest
exemplified for Mrs. John Kelly
corner of John Harm's Dona­
ginning at the H section comer
Gorrillas often reach a height of and Mrs. Fred Bressler. Mrs. Haus-
_
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Mr.
and _ Mrs. M. A. Horn enter- !
tion Land Claim No. 43 In town-
on the line between sections 33
six
feet
and
have
a
reach
of
eight
er
was presented with a gift by the talned with a dinner Monday eve-
shlp 2U south range 2 west of
snd 34 township 20. south range
fe e t
_____________________________rh a o tp r. F o llo w in g the m e e tin g an | ning. The evening was spent social-
-------: ly Quests were Mr. and Mrs. S. L
•Godard, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Um-
• phrey and Mr. and Mrs. 8. L. Mack­
ln.
Soap
2 pkgs. 2 5 c
Peanut Butter 2 1^. 15c
carton 2 3 c
Matches
49-lb. bag 89c
Flour
lb. 29c
Coffee A irw ay
No. 2 | tins 1 3 c
Peaches
Granulated
Poinsettia
Hard Wheat
Del
Monte
Oranges
Carrots
Crisp and
Tender— Bunch
5
Sweet and Juicy
Large Size— Doz.
Phone 219
Cottage Grove
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Irish-Swartz Co.
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Week End Specials
Beans Sm all W hites 10 lbs.
H
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Purex
A
SOCIETY
Quart B ottles
Each
T T m p n Oipkr»
IK
1 A
Washing Powder cjrys,al Wl,itc 3 for 10<
Catsup
Ritters
Tomato Soup
14 oz. bottles
Each
Can
We carry a complete line of bulk seeds
and onion sets.
a ve ra g e A m erican fam i/jr spends
H
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f
1^
FOR ELECTRICITY
ONLY 3 /
O U T O F E A C H D O L L A R ,th e average American Family in the
United States spends only three-fifths of one cent for electricity.
Compere the relative amounts spent for other necessities as shown
on the chert. Electricity is the Cheapest thing you buy.
MOUNTAIN STATES
POWER COMPANY
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Mrs. Inez Meeks and Mrs. M. C.
Bressler entertained the
Royal
Neighbors club Monday evening at
the Bressler home. The evening syas
spent socially and refreshments
were served at a late hour.
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The men’s Bible class of the
Methodist church held its monthly
business and social meeting Mon-
| day night in the church parlors.
Present day problems were discuss­
ed.
The ladies' aid society of the
5 Methodist church met Wednesday
i afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Maude Wright, with Mrs. Wright,
Mrs. Alvls Wicks and Mrs. M. A
I Groves as hostesses.
Constellation club
will
meet '
Thursday afternoon. March 2, In
I the Masonic club rooms, with Mrs.
' Vlnal Randall, Mrs. E. T. Hov and !
Mrs. Elbert Bede as hostesses.
Mrs. H. A. Miller will entertain I
j the O. L. H. club Tuesday with a i
1:30 bridge dessert.
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T H E A V E R A G E F A M IL Y D O L L A R
I The Elmartes club entertained '
with a 8:30 covered dlah dinner
Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. George Matthews. The table
was centered with carnations. Mrs. |
Meat Department
Fresh Oysters Fresh Smelt
2 3 c pint
4 pounds 2 5 c
Pork Roasts
Pork Liver
1 0 c pound
2 pounds 1 5 c
B eef
Steer
R oasts
Q C
lb.
V egetable 4 pounds
Shortening 2 5 c
WHERE THE THRIFTY THRIVE