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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1938)
THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON THURSDAY, JULY 7, 193« of Salem came Sunday evening to spend the week with Mm. Oaks’ mother. Mm. Oscar Wheeler. July 5. — Mr. and Mm. Hoag- Mm. Babcock and children left hurg of Minneapolis. Minn., visit Sunday morning Cor Oakridge to ed Friday nt the C. E Ruth home. spend a f«*w days Mr Hoagburg left Saturday for Oscar Wheeler vbltrd relatives his home but Mm. Hoagburg, who near Toledo over the Fourth. is a niece of Mrs Ruth will visit Mr. and Mm. Lzwvranoe and longer in Oregon Mr and Mm. family visited Mm. Lowrance’s Chas Teague and daughter of Eu folks at Buxton over the week gene also visited the Ruths Friday. end. They also stopped at Beaver Wm. Percy, Sidney Clifton and ton and with Mr, Lowrance's Robert Runyan spent the Fourth folks at Willamina on the return. fishing on Smith river. Kenneth and Vlrla Whitlock of Mr. and Mm. Robert Runyan of the Grove visited their uncle, Ed Ontario, Cai., are visiting relatives Ashby, a few days last week. here for two weeks and making Mm. Wertz and son and her improvements on their property brother. M. Perlnl, motored to near Creswell. Mrs Runyan is a Newport and beaches to the south sister of Bill and Percy Clifton. over the week end. Burcham Mm. Acton. who baa been quite and son John came Friday eve- ill the pant week is recovering niag from Portland, where Mr. slowly. Burcham is attending summer Visitors at the L S. Curtis home school, Mr. Burcham Is Supt. of this week are Mr. and Mm. L. D. schools at luikevirw Connell and daughter Ethel, aunt The piny given by the Epworth of Mm. Curtis from Whittier. Cal., league Thursday night was well Mr. and Mm. Roy Stoddard of attended and much credit to due Mohawk. Mr. and Mm. Kenneth the young people and their spon- Stoddard and Dean Wilson of «or. Mm. Tilton, for the excellent'Chino. Cal. Dean, who is an out- «•nlrrtalnment. The play itself standing Future Farmer ot south- was and the part« eruption wn California, will «pend some ally taken, Proecrd« will go for “n* D* Curtis family. Institute expenses Mr. and Mm. Hans Rasmussen Ernest Darnel) finished logging und son George of Eugene visited for Geo. Kentner the last of the “♦ the Curt hi home the Fourth. Silk Creek George Teetem accompanied hi« son Ralph and family to Jewell the Fourth where they visited ■ i iriauvru, Mm. Teeters' relatives. The Andy l<ewis family visited in Salem and Mill City over the w««-k end. Word has been received of the birth of a 7%-pound daughter to Mr. and Mm. Herriman Jenkins Sunday. Mm. Jenkins is the daughter of Mm. Ritchey, former ly of Silk Creek. Miss Dorothy Myem left Wed nesday for Taft where she has em ployment during vacation. The local grange and their friends will hold a basket dinner after churrh Sunday, July 10. in • the Hrmenway grove. The Harris family, Mr. and Mm. Weaver, the Ed Hanson family and Mr. and Mm. Mnuk of Cali fornia and Frances Wheeler at- tended picnic at Hendrick« Bridge on the McKenzie the 4th. A group from Eugene was also present The young people of the Ep- worth League gave a picnic Fri- day evening on the Woolcott place honoring Mm. Ellsworth Tilton. About 12 young folks were pres- «•nt. A ball game folkiwed «upper. Mr. and Mm. Bruner of Eugene brought Mm. Oscar Wheeler and Doris home Saturday. Mm Albert Oaks and two sons Mosby Creek July 5. Mr. and Mm. Howard Taylor accompanied Mr and Mm. Lowell Tedford of Cottage Grove to Crater Lake. Klamath Falls and other points near there over the holidays. Mr. and Mm. Cecil Percel mo tored to Chehalis, Wash., over the week end. The Lee Dugan family went to the coast over the holidays. 'Die Frank Birdwell family spent the Fourth at Disston with the John Eastbum family. Visitors over the holidays at the Bert Myem home were Mr. and Mm. Harold Kirk of Springfield and Mr. and Mm. Doug Castle of Lorane. Mr. and Mm. John Scaff and Roy Vanit« of Eugene and Mr. and Mm. Cliff Allen of Cottage Grove visited the Fourth at the Roy Kennedy home. Mr. and Mm. Eldon Jone« are visiting relatives in California over the holidays. Mr. and Mm. Tom Pitcher of Toledo «pent two weeks at the Doc Pitcher home recently. Butte Mooney and Lon The But families spent the Henderson Fourth on the Middle Fork. Mr ....- and — Mm. Don Higgens of 1.... McCloud. Cal I., visited last week at the Butte Mooney home. Mm. Others from here will join them Glendale are visiting at the home Milford Mooney accompanied! if conditions permit. The Cor- pf his parents, Mr. and Mm. Chas, them to Lakeport, Cal., to visit vallls shoot is a “practice’’ or pre- Teetem. her folks there. llminary to the Pacific Interna- Mr. and Mm. John Whitsell and - 1 t Iona I shoot to be held later in the daughter Marilyn of Westfir vis month at Portland. The Portland ited friends here Monday. Mr. and Mm. Jack Kerns of awa a shoot is one of the largest in the who Eugene and Mr. and Mm. Ralph “ Mu rjjn birds without a miss at the Boslaugh of Cottage Grove spent state shoot at Bend has received the Fourth at the Mrs M. Mosby a number of awards since the home. Clarence Peterson, son of Chas. । close of the shoot, for his record Peterson, left Wednesday for the there. Belknap CCC camp. A number from this vicinity at “UNLESS“ tended the Townsend celebration in Cottage Grove the Fourth. ««'TMtK department commander The Glen Jennings family at of 5. - Carl Volgamore July * places too aoeb conddenee In Vancouver. Wash , and ton* Gene tended a birthday dinner at Cres yeur seal, energy and ability to wish and Millard of Battle Ground, well Sunday, honoring Glen's to impose on yon precise ordem Wash., spent the holiday at the father, C. H. Jennings, who was «1 yearn old. The dinner was held which might hamper your action Chas. Teetem home. Mr. and Mm. Pete Neilsen of at the Miles Wicks home. 35 be- wbeo nearly In contact with the en emy. He will, however. Indicate to Mamhfield spent the week end at ing present. you bis own views of what your the Alfred Pleuard home. TrAmenaous n Trifles fl Doreria action should be. and be desires that you should conform to them, unless you ahonld see sufficient rea sons for deporting from them." It was June. 1878. in Montana. Gen. George Armstrong Custer, rid ing st the bead of the Heventb cav alry in search of a big village of hostile Indians, pondered over these orders from his commander. Gen. A. H Terry. He knew the plan of campaign—Terry and Gibbon and be were to strike at the same time And that time was June 26 But Custer was “In bad" with President Grant. If, unaided by the others, be scored a amashlng victory, be might get baek Into the good graces of the President On the morning of June 2b bis scouts reported the discovery of the Indian village. He was 24 bourn ahead of the appointed time. But here were the Indiana He remembered Terry’s ordem . . . "be desires that you should con- , form to them." And yet—“unless you should see sufficient reasons for departing from them." So be decided to attack, And on that word "unleNs" hung his life snd the lives of 300 men of the Seventh cavalry. For that many perished, or died later of their wounds. In "Custer’s Last Battle." e. Weilern Newtpapcr Ustoa. been visiting at the C. A. Peter son home, left Thumday for Parksdale, Ore. The Ralph Conklin family spent the Fourth at Culp Creek visit ing the John Conklin famll The John Teetem famll DR HAGEN IN HEATTLE Dr. H. A. Hagen left Thursday morning tor Seattle where he will attend a clinic and demonstration of advanced chiropractic July 8, 9. 10, to be conducted by Dr. M B. DeJamette. nationally recog nized authority on spinal curva tures, distortions and posture. While in Seattle, Dr. Hagen will present a scientific discussion of the diagnosis and treatment of di seases of the organs of the ab domen and pelvis before the King County Society of Drugless Phy sicians. Mr. Hagen has been spe cializing in this work for several years and his work is being recog nized among drugless physicians throughout the northwest. He will be back in his office Monday morning, July 11. Oregon Is second in quicksilver production in the United States, ARCADE Frtday, Saturday, 8-9 “KENTUCKY MOONSHTNE, Ritz Brothers, Tony Martin. DIANE THEATRE Local News Reel Sun., Mon., Tue«»., July 19-11-12 PILOT Myna Loy, Spencer Tracy “TEST Wednesday, Thursday, July 18-14 “FOUR MEN AND A PRAYER, Loretta Young, Richard Greene. Thursday - Friday July 7 - 8 Daugherty Lumber Co. ships long piling to San Francisco Flower display in Mt States Power Co. Grants Pass Cavemen visit Cottage Grove. TRAPSHOOTERS INVITE!» TO CORVALLIS SHOOT Cottage Grove trapshooters have been extended an invitation to participate in the Mark Rick ard Memorial shoot at Corvallis next Sunday, and a number of local men including Victor Cham- bers. rveuy Kelly vxx>per, Cooper. narry Harry Rentle bers, rwnuc and N. J. Nelson plan to attend. National Guard leaves for camp. Cottage Grove’s Annu al Pet Parade. Theatre Programs Build and Boost Cottage Grove Tomatoes Peas 3 - 25e 25c 25e Staregon Belle Isle No. 2 tim No. 300 tins Beans 3 25e Deviled Meat 3^10 Lane County Soapy Suds Corn Meal Pancake Flour 1% 9-lb. ba« 29e Large pkg. ,9.8-lb. bag Coffee Pure Santos Tuna White Star Clams Minced tins J Jc • Armour’s or Libby’s IQc Tin S H tim Vegetable Soup Tomato Soup Tin 5e 20^X5 PEACHES RICE PEANUT BUTTER -1» X 5 CHEESE Fancy Pack Blue Rose Whole Milk Phone No. 2 tins No pounds Pound Paper Napkins ^9« Dainty 100 Pack Catsup Our Favorite FRUITS VECETABIES Oranges Apples Bananas Beans Sweet Juicy Dozen Lb. 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