The Cottage Grove sentinel., December 20, 1934, Page 6, Image 6

PAOS SIX
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by Mrs. H arvey Taylor and dau gh­ spent the day w ith Mildred Co«. spent the w eek end visitin g at the
wit
ter A gnes o f C ottage Grove, called
Mr. and Mra Clayton Townsend W. K Burkett. A. Söderström and stou.
Sunday on the M isses Ada. Ethel and son visited Saturday at the Jack Roblneon h o m es
Mrs. Alva Hibbard retui ned from
and Lillian Taylor. G eorgs T aylor Ralph Lancaster hom e e u Row
The condition o f Mre. J. A. A l­ Roseburg Saturday a fter spending
and Mra Flora Sm all.
river
lison. w ho la seriou sly III. remains the week there visitin g relatives
Mr. and M ra Frank F u ttsr of
M ra Alta Jack of Lorane visited about the same.
Henry and Donald Monroe left
Idaho *r« spending a few w eek s Saturday at the H arold P hillips
MOUNT YTEW.
Mr. und Mrs Ralph Roblnett o f Monday
for
southern
Oregon,
Dec. IE—There will be a Chrlet- with Mra Futter's m other, Mra h om a
C
reswell
visited
Sunday
at
the
T
where
th ey will epend moat of the
maa program at the Mount View B elle Geer.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald D avis and A Allison home.
winter.
Mr. and Mra Low rance Rarke­ son and Miss Ada Clark were din­
school houee Friday evening.
Donald H ank in s of D elight val­
Mra. J. A. Schneider w»e con­ m eyer of Irving have m oved in ner gu eets Sunday at the M. A
ley
was a eupper guest o f Donald
THORNTON CORNERS
m other. G roves hom e in C ottage Grove.
fined to bed w ith pleurisy the w ith Mr. R arkem eyer's
Dec.
14
Mrs
Fred
Frost
o
f
Cot
Brown
Friday evening
Mrs. G ertrude R arkem eyer. since
firot of the week.
Mra E lecta Thordenberg and ta g s Grove w as an all day guest
Mr and Mre. W W Hlleman
The Fred Guggtsberg
fam ily the father's death last week. Mra nephew. E N Brasher, en tertain ­ Tuesday at the J
W ' Fisher und daughter o f C ottage Grove.
w ire Sunday gu ests of Mr. U u s- K atie Rarkem eyer o f Seattle will ed a few friends Tuesday evening home.
Mr. and Mrs. Law rence M onllelh
gtsberg a brother Albert at Lorane. visit until January I.
with m usic and gatnva
Mra F. L, H oekett returned Sun of Delight valley and L ew is Con
Mrs. Don
Sm ith
of
C ottage
Frank C reason of
Shoestring
Mr and Mra a V. Allison. Mr. day from Roseburg, where she v is­ ley ware Thursday evening gu ests
Mra and Mrs. Frank M cFarland and
and Add H eath of H ebron were Grove is visitin g a slater,
ited last w eek w ith a daughter, at the Art Reed home
callers W ednesday at th e
Mrs. Earl Marcy.
son R ex and M ia Carl King and
Robert K eene of D elight valley
An 8 -pound daughter w as born dau ghters of C ottags Grove were Mrs Cart Murphy.
Am anda Sears home.
Mr. and Mre. Ralph Jon es o f spent Sunday w ith hl* cousin. Dei
Mr. and Mrs. G. E Annand and Saturday to Mr. and Mra G arland g u e sts Sunday
at
the
Robert Reedsport
and
Mr. and
Mre. mar Benston.
K
im
ble
at
the
hom
e
o
f
Mra
P hillips home.
Mlsa Edna Guggtsberg motored to
Charles Allen arid Mra Marv Cole
The Cut lip fam ily and Charles
Reeds port Sunday, taking George Kim ble's m other, Mrs. Fred L ose«
M iss Ada Clark, who had been o f E ugene w ere Sunday afternoon
Leonard U tlertst returned Sun­ visitin g at
spent
a
Annand, who had spent the week
the
Donald
D avis visitors .it the Henry Lake home. Sharon o f M arshfield
he hom e, left W ednesday
week ago Sunday aF the C. H
for
her
end at his hom e here bark
to day from C alifornia, w here
Mi
and
Mra
W
illiam
W
hitlock
spent tw o m ouths. H is
brother home at Salem .
Sharon home.
Loon Lake CCC camp.
and children o f G ow dyville w ere
Clarence Johnson and son Low­ Lester returned Tuesday to his
gu eets F riday evening of Mr. and
hom
e
at
D
unsm
uir.
Cal.,
after
tak
­
ell spent Sunday evening at the
Incom e Tax Records Sentinel
DIVID E.
Mra Joe i*reiuasal.
ing Leonard's place on the ranch.
Claude Arne home.
Dec. IS Mr. and Mra. Frank
. H o ' l i t w r i Make t New spaper
Mr. and Mrs S. P. Shortridge
Miss H asel F ührer is expected L. Boye and sou H ow ard of Rvede-
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Schneider
v is ite d re la liv e s at London Sunday
entertained a group of SO of the hom e th is w eek from San F ran­ port, who atten ded the O akland and were accom panied hom e by
neighbors with cards
Thursday cisco.
turkey show three days of last
F rancis
The H ebron church and Bible week, spent the w eek end at the Mr. Shortridge'* sister.
evening
T hom , who will visit for a few
school
will
give
a
playlet,
‘
Our
Mr. and Mrs. Elm er Curry of
Clare and F. M. C hapm an home*. d a y a
Creswell were Sunday gu ests of Milk Bottle Baby." Sunday eve­ Mra, Boye and Mra Clare Chap-
Andrew l a k e o f N otl and Mrs.
ning.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. King.
m au are s lsle r a
Harold Kirk o f C ottage
Grove
Mrs. Curtis Annand spent the
Mr. and M ra A lvin McGarvlu were visitors on Thursday- at the
MOSBY CREEK.
wet k end with her parents. Mr
and sm all sou of London visited Henry L ake home.
Dee, 17 Bert M yers has been with relatives here Sunday.
and Mrs. George Layng.
S. P Shortridge m otored to E u ­
Leonard K ing visited over the su ffering w ith a sprained back the
Steve Touole has goue to W ilbur gene Monday tak in g 1. It Sn uih
•
week end at the dude ranch at past week.
to lak e a section forem an Job.
to the hospital for m edical trea t­
Mrs. Dan Brum baugh w ent to
W ildwood with W ym an W yser.
Mra N. S. Quimby, m other of ment Mr Sm ith recently under­
the Glen Linebaugh hom e last G eorge Quimby, le seriously ill at went an operation
H EBR O N .
Tuesday and spent the day with the hom e o f her eon H enry in
Mra E. R L em ley and
Mra.
Dec. IS__ J esse Culver closed a N ancy Linebaugh w hile Mr. and C ottage Grove.
Jean Long of C ollage Grove were
trade Saturday with John Richard Mrs. G len Linebaugh were in Eu­
Mr and Mra G eorge
M cRey­ visitors Thursday
afternoon
of
eon of Canby. Culver
g ets
30 gene on business.
nolds visited in E ugene Sunday at M ra C R. Trent.
acres of vallev land for his 158-
Mr. and Mrs. Doc P itcher have the hom e of Mr M cR eynolds sis­
Mr. and Mrs. Frank LuRluo and
acre hill ranch.
received word from G aribaldi of ter, Mrs. Richard
K m gbt.
and tw o d au ghters o f H ebron spent
Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor and the birth o f a daughter to Mr. and with Mr. and Mra K enneth Mar­ Sunday
with Mr and Mra Joe
to n Dean of E u g e n e a c c o m p a n ie d Mrs, Tom Pitcher.
lin.
Prem azal and M ra Mury Sm ith
R osem ary F razee w ent to Cot­
Mra J. A. M ackey and d au gh ­
tage Grove Sunday to have dressed ter, Mr*. A rthur D ugan o f London,
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SAGINYW
a cut that she received in a car visited Mr. and Mra. F. F. Parker
I
Doc. 18 Mrs. F T. Benston left
w reck Saturday n ig h t
at W ilbur W ednesday. Mr.
i nd Sunday for Reedsport, w here sh s
Mrs. Claude Abercrom bie and Mrs. P ark er left W ednesday ev e ­
Mrs. Bert Myers atten ded a tea ning for San F ran cisco, where will visit for tw o w eeks
"Shorty" B oris w as a dinner
Friday at the C ottage Grove high Mr. Parker will undergo a throat
g u est a t the Jack Fox hom e at
school. Thev w ere invited by their operation.
W A N TED .—P arty w ith good team daughters.
Culp
Creek W ednesday.
V ivian Abercrom bie and
The E. J. F ryer fam ily ha.-e
to farm 20 to W acres good land
Mrs. Florence Monroe and dau gh ­
w
Irma
Myers.
m
oved
to
Sm
ith
River
to
th
e
Roy-
out Mosby creek wav. cash
or
ters H attie and Catherine left Fri­
Mrs. Lon H enderson and recen t­ Beebe mill.
share rent, will furnish seed to
day for Ohio, w here
they
will
Those from here who attended spend the w inter with
responsible party Jam es A. Scott, ly-born daughter have returned
another
the turkey show at O akland last
Black Butte route.
d2i'p from the W alter D ow ens ranch.
Mrs. H elen Downs. Ij«l-
A C hristm as program and tree w eek w ere E. L. M cR eynolds and daughter.
er
ih
ey
expect
to
go
to
Pennsl-
LOST.—On highw ay
14
m iles w ill be held at the W alden school son G eorge. Mra Clare Chapm an
vanla io visit Mrs Monroe’s par­
south of Crt sw ell Sunday, model Thursday.
and nephew . Albert Boye.
ents. Mr and Mrs l-aubac-h. form ­
52 W inchester heavy barrel target
Mrs. Hazel M cNeil is leaving
Mrs. Tom F oster and son s Billie
rifle, caliber 22.
Finder
please shortly for M ontrose. Colo., where and Gordon visited Sunday it the er residents of th is place.
F ran ces
P ark er
and
Evelyn
phone 1934-R, Eugene and receive she has accepted a position.
F M. Chapm an home.
B enston o f E ugene spent Tuesday
reward.________________________d20p
The Blue M ountain school board
I R oderick DeSpatn of Portland even in g of last week with Evelyn's
held a m eeting Saturday at w hich
they reem ployed their teach er and
bought candy for the school ch il­
dren.
Ivan Morris o f The D alles visit­
ed la s t w eek at the G eorge Morris
home.
On a main highway near
The Blue M ountain school wiU
hold its program and C hristm as
Cottage Grove.
tree F riday night.
The Strout Agency seeks
Mr. and Mrs. D ew ey o f C alifor­
a substantial man familiar nia have bought the B ona P atten
place
and m oved there last week.
with farm values who can
A num ber o f youn g people from
list and show good produc­ Albany college held services at the
tive well-located farms and Blue M ountain church Sunday a f ­
ternoon.
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LO RAX E.
Dec. 17.—The P ollyann a club w ill
hold its annual C hristm as dinner
and tree at the grange hall D e­
cem ber 20.
The com m unity C hristm as tree
and program w ill be held at the
high school F riday night. A treat
will be given the children.
Mrs. John W hite returned from
a Euger.e hospital the last of the
week. She underw ent an appendi­
c itis operation.
Lorane grange installed officers
Thursday night. A program of
com m unity sin gin g and a reading
by E. E F ir m a n followed.
A fam ily reunion w as held at the
Ralph Lynch hom e Sunday. Out-
of-com m unity gu e sts were Mrs.
K atie Lanner and grandson of
Om ak. W ash., and Mrs. Lena
K eene and son Lloyd o f Eugene.
E lm ira high school basketball
team s played here F riday night
The score for the girls' gam e w as
Lorane 21, E lm ira 24: for the boys'
gam e, Lorane 18. E lm ira 13
A
practice gam e w ill be played here
w ith Lowell T uesday night.
The I. o. O. F . basketball team
and a team from Coburg played
here M onday n ig h t The score w as
Coburg 21. Lorane 17.
Mrs. Lena K eene and son Lloyd
of E ugene visited over the week
end at the hom e o f Mrs. K eene's
brother. George Lynch.
Mrs. K atie Lanner and grandson
o f Omak, W a s h , are v isitin g Mrs.
Lanner's
brothers,
Ralph
and
G eorge Lynch and m other. Mrs.
Jessie Lynch.
E S Addison and Donald Addi­
son were sick the past week.
V. U. M onterola of E ugene sp en t
the past week w ith E E Farm an.
M iss Velm a D avis o f C ottage
Grove visited relatives and friends
here the past week.
E m il
Sutherland
of
C ottage
Grove has been visitin g his m oth-
er* Mrs. H H. Cunningham .
Ralph K ing w as hom e from W olf
Creek over the w eek end.
Mrs. W. H. M itchell has been
sick w ith flu.
M iss Hazel Clack spent the w eek
end with T helm a H erendeen.
DELIG H T valley .
Dec. 17.- M r . and Mrs A im er
H unt and Mr. and Mrs. R aym ond
R ice and son w ere dinner gu ests
at the J. A. Joll hom e Sunday.
• ^?r' and Mrs. Chas. Conner vis­
ited at the hom e o f Mrs. Conner's
sister, Mrs. Jam es Morris, at Notl
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge H ohm an
and son John and Lyle Jackson
picked turkeys at the Ralph Sears
ranch Monday.
’ .,T£ e ? 8car Jackson fam ily visit­
ed Sunday afternoon a t the W E
N ixon and Fred W right horned In
C ottage Grove.
Mr and Mrs. C. H. H aigh t and
granddaughter E lsie sp en t Sunday
afternoon at the M elvin Paul hom e
in the Central neighborhood.
LATHAM.
D ie . 17.—Mr. and Mrs. D. L
Ijam s and children of E ugene vls-
Ited Sunday at the hom e o f Mr
and Mrs. L. W. M cK ibben
Mrs. M urray T runnell o f Cottage
Grove visited M onday w ith Mrs.
M am ie Trunnell.
Mr. and Mrs. R obert St. Elm o
and children visited Sunday at the
Doug M atthew s hom e at Dexter.
A C hristm as program will be
given at the Latham school a t 8
o c lo c k Friday. The entertainm ent
will co n sist of short dialogs, reci­
tations and m usical num bers.
LONDO N.
Dec. 18.- Mrs. W. L. Tow nsend
received word M onday
of
the
death o f a niece, A udrey H icks of
Eugene.
Lon Shortridge w ent to V eneta
W ednesday to consu lt a physician
G us Labasch left F riday for the
hom e of his parents at R oseburg.
Mr and Mrs. T. B. R oberts, Mrs.
Mary H enderer and daughter L ois
of A n lau f were g u ests Sunday at
the J. e . Banton home.
Mrs. E ngstrom left Sunday on a
business trip to Sacram ento, C at
J esse H ooker and H erm an and
Ivan W itt of Lorane w ere cru is­
ing tim ber on the W itt place Sat­
urday. Mr. H ooker w as
accom -
panted by a daughter D eesle, who
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