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with a potluck dinner at the M rs
Jessie G ilcrlst hom e
Mr and Mrs. Bill Hex and ch il
dren and Mr Peterson of Eugene
spent Sunday with Mi and Mrs
F C Führer
FA IR V IEW .
M M Tlson. accom panied by
Feb 11 Ed Yancey visited a
few d ays last we< k at the Ale* Mrs, F. C Führer and daughter
Hazel, motored to l*ortland Thurs
G aroutte hom e m C ottage Grove.
day. returning Friday-
W alter England of Tule latke
John K ebetbeck m otored to Eu
Visited several days last week with
gene and brought hom e his father.
relatives here.
Kebetbeck. who had been In
Mr and Mis, Roy Hart of Cald a Mike
hospital there for a week
well, Ida
visited last week with
Miss
Margaret Short visited Sat
Mr H a r ts father S M H alt.
urdsy with Miss H azel Führer
The Hush children w ere absent
Mrs. Fred Loeee returned S u n
from school several d ays last week
day from i*ortland. w here sh e had
on account of Illness.
Alta K elly was a dinner guest visited her daughters. Mrs G ladys
of Mrs F lorence K elly in Cottage Price and M u. Jerry Price
•' J Edw ards w as hom e from
Grove Saturday.
M cKenzie Bridge over th e week
Hoy England of Culp Creek spent end.
the w eek end at his hom e here
Miss Marian N olvedl. Sm ith
Mr and Mrs. Hoy M eineke of
O akland. Cal., arrived Saturday H ughes dom estic scien ce teach er
in
the C ollage G rove schools, vls-
for a visit at the Edw in Vivas
lied Saturday m orning w ith Lucy
home.
Edw ards and Bernice P atten , m em
Mrs. Ida G aroutte and son Ce- bers
of her class.
ford and Ed Yancey spent Sunday
-Mrs. Julian Sm all and children
at the P arrel G aroutte hom e at
of
Camp
A visited Sunday- at the
Culp Creek.
M iss Bernice H art of Mount hom e of an uncle. A L. G llham
View spent several days last week
LONDON
at the hom e of her parents, Mr
Feb. 12 Bob H igdon, w ho bad
and Mrs. S. M Hart while recov
been visitin g at the G eorge S u th
ering from flu
Clyde M cNeil w as a guest Sun erland home, left F riday for Stock-
ton.
Cal.
day at the home of a sister. Mrs.
Ben T B axter o f T angent visit
Lester M orford of Mosby creek.
Mrs. Fred K elly entertained Su n ed Thursday at the J. E H anlon
day in honor of Mr. K elly s birth home.
Frank Meyers has moved up the
day anniversary
The follow ing
were g u ests Mr and Mrs. G eorge M cK enzie river, w here he has cm
ploym
ent on a farm
Currln, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Me
The O rville W right fam ily of
Kibben and Mr and Mrs. Lev Van
Schoiack. C ottage Grove; Mr. and Hebron visited Sunday at the J
Mrs Claude Plaster. L atham Mr W Thorn hom e
Mrs J E. Banton. president of
and Mrs. E J. Sears and grand
son. D eligh t Valley. The day w as the^^Frlendly^ N eighbors club, was
spent socially and dinner was
served at noon.
BU S IN ESS D IR E C T O R Y
Frank M cHugill. who had spent
D E N T IS T «
the w inter at the O tho Van
D R W R I-EBGW
Schoiack home, left Friday for G a
Den tie«
zelle, Cal., where he has em ploy
O ffice Firth and M sla S tr e et.
ment.
Hours IJO IO 13 and t to B Jo
Miss Edna N elson of Cottage
Phone 15
Grove w as a guest o f Mrs. Glen
DR. C. H KIMK
G illespie Sunday.
D entist
Miss K atherine Perlnl o f C ottage
P ractice tem porarily handled by
Grove w as a guest at the Noble
D
R
J
E. ARNO LD
Elliott hom e Sunday.
O ffice in First N ational
Rank Building
HEBRON.
Phone 10
C ottage Grova. Ore
Feb. 11 Mr and Mrs. John Keb-
PifYKICIANR
lebeck and daughter F lorence vis
ited Sunday at the G eorge S chn ei
h . A xunr
der hom e at Lorane and with Mrs
P hysician and 8urgeon
John W hite and baby of Portland,
E venings bv A n ooln tm sn t
who are visitin g the Schneiders^
Over Kern's D rug Store
Mr- W hite's parents
C ottage Grove
Oregon
Mrs. Ed R odgers and dau ghters
DR. G. L. EAR L
of Springfield. Paul M illican of
P h ysician and Surgeon
Alder Grove and Floyd B aker of
G eneral P ractice
Eugene visited Sunday nfternoon
F irst N ation al Bank B uilding
at the G llcrist home
__________ C ottage Grove
Bernice P atten. Vernon Doolittle.
ATTORNEYS
F aye E w ing and Charlie Clark a t
H E R B E R T W. LO M BARD
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tended a freshm an party in Cot
A ttorney at Law
tage G rove Friday evening.
F irst N ational Bank Rulldlng
Mrs, Trum an Clark and sons at
Phone »4
C ottage Grove. Ore. I
tended a Sunday school party at
the hom e of Mrs S u sie Carllle In
H. J. S H IN N
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A ttorney at L aw —N otary Publlo
Cottage Grove W ednesday evening
o f last week
P ractices In All Courts
Bader B uilding
The C om m unity club elected the
C o tta g e G ro v e
O regon I
follow ing officers at a m eetin g last
W ednesday:
Mrs. Ivan Abeene.
ALTA K ING
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president; Mr». Fred P atten , vice
Law yer
president Mrs Clyde Clark, sec
Bank of Cot la g s Grove
retary The next m eeting. Febru-
B uilding
i N e a rb y N ew s i
P ho ne an
C o t t a g e G ro v e O re
3 to 4 blocH ho«
tH« (««dint
I atom.
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given a m iscellaneous show er Hat
H ofm ann concert In E ugene Sun
day afternoon
A II o'clock dinner w as given al
the J W Thorn hom e Friday- In
Mr ami Mrs Ed Tullar of Eu honor of Mr Thorn's anniversary
gene visited Sunday al the hom e Ing logs. When he fell on a saw.
o f a daughter. M u Joe Geer
the teeth penetrating a leg and
.Mrs Cora Geary and a girl hip
friend of 1‘o illa m l Visited Wed in s
Lester V anN orlw Ick was |>aln
day with M rs Geary's m other. fully Injured Inst week w hile buck
Mrs W II Thorn
The Jam es llolcom fam ily of
Mr and M is Frank Tavlor ami North llend visited friends here
daughter. Mrs Bud l*ooler. and Sunday
Mr i C H Woo ls attended the
Mi an,I M u
Will Kiri let of
urdsy In honor of her anniversary
The club will meet Friday. Feb
ruary 23. with Mrs C H W oods
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