The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 07, 1938, Image 7

THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1938
Miss Donna Safley has gone to .Last year at their Pioneer Camp week end at Silt coca Bay recrea­
Lakeside where she has a position Meeting they estimated upward of tion area between Reedsport and
2000 people in attendance. This, Florence, were Attorney and Mrs
during the summer months.
the second year, they anticipate a Herbert Lombard and son Har­
„ Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Scholl were much larger and greater meeting bert, Mr. and Mrs. Oval Powell
Fourth of July guests at the Chas, running from July 22 to 31. Af- and daughters Pauletta and Juan­
Ar« Yon Getting the Mort Hosiery
Hall cabin on the Umpqua
ter
Mr Foster win return ita, and Mr. and Mrs Leonard 8.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Earl
Cone
and
According to an AP dispatch and personally direct the remodel- Goddard and children Billie, Mary
Mileage for Your Money?
family and Miss Sara Jane Moore from Roseburg a fine of *100 was
th*'r newt
aJ°ng and Bobbie. They returned home
spent the Fourth at Odell lake.
Monday.
imposed in the justice court there w,th hlH other pastoral duties.
See These Sheer Full Fashioned
Barbara Jun«! Edwards of July 6 upon James H. Huff of
Mr and Mrs Stewart Carlson
maays at seasme
Quicksilver is 3
metal
Springfield is spending her vaca- Cottage Grove, who pleaded guilty ipent the holidays
Seaside ano.
and
Pure Silk
. tion with her grandmother, Mm. to a charge of fishing with a net - Izmgview
They were Joined by However, in Oregon the value of
Clara Stevens.
in closed waters of the Umpqua.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bauley and son, its production ranks next to gold
Mr. and Mm. N. J. Nelson and
Mr. R. L. Howe of Vallejo, Cal­ former residents of Cottage among the metallic«
gon Bob and Mr. and Mm. Dar- ifornia has been here since Satur- Grove.
win Woodcook camp«!d at Rujada day, July 2, visiting his sisters,
Mr. and Mrs. Hertogz of Seattle
Irregulars of $100 Grade
i during the holidays.
Mm. K. K. Mills and Miss Lola are visitors at the W. O. Wilson
, Howe. Mr. Howe has a position home.
Latest Colors
Mr. and Mm. C. E. Loabo and ¡n the Government printing office
Mm. Clara Stevens went on a at Mare Island.
Mrs. Fanny Goude has return­
। camping trip to Silver lake and
ed from a visit at Redding, Cal.
Indigo cr«*ek over the week end,
Mm. Sylvia Griggs is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Kermit Bran-
Miss Winn if red Schaal of Riv-
returning Sunday.
deberry at Crescent City, Califor- erside, Cal, is here visiting her
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Willey of
friend, Betty Jacobsen, before the
Portland came Saturday to visit
latter leaves for Alaska.
Mrs. Clara Stevens. They return-
Mr.
M and Mis. K. K. Mills, Miss
Mrs. C. S. Roberts and son
ed home Wednesday.
Lola Howe and Dr. and Mrs. W
w
.MW
j - Lebow attended the Coshow Stewart have returned from Aber­
M*-- and Mu. Vern Williams and family reunion at Brownsville over deen, Wash., where they visited
Mr. Williams' father of Glendale
wttek-end. where they were Mrs. Roberts' mother. Mm. Rob-,
a
fished Saturday and Sunday at joined by Mrs bellow's sister and erts' daughter Helen and Dr.
Elk lake. On Monday they motor- husband Lieutenant and Mm. H. Edith Phillips of Portland return­
ed to Florence,
p MacComsey, of Honolulu and ed with her.
Mm. F. D. Howe and
Th«! choir of th«* Baptist church Mr. and Elizabeth
Jane of Port-
Mr. and Mrs. William Thum i
held a picnic in the city park daughter
land.
Lieut.
MacComsey,
of
the
visited
Bend and other eastern
Wednesday evening.
U. S. Air service, has been trans- Oregon cities over the Fourth,
. _
__
.
. ..
Mr. and Mm. Brighton Leon­ ferred to Chicago.
B
Among those who spent the
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
ard and their children John and
There will be a meeting of the
Kay; Mr. and Mm. Ashworth of
Cottage
Grove Rod and Gun club
Eugene, Mm. Leonard's sister;
or
Rad R oot Butter and Ice Cream. Mr. and Mm Henry Williamson; Monday evening, July llth, at the
club
house
on
South
Sixth
Street.
Ask for them. C. G. Creamery, tf Mr. and Mrs. Chet Stroup and
sons Brian and Bobby; Mr. and
Miss Mary Jane Smith, daugh-
Cottage Grove merchants who
l 8 “* ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith? is
sent a baseball team to the Cres- Skilling and daughter Bonnie Jean teaching swiming classes at Em-
well Fourth of July celebration. spent the holidays at Driftwood merich's _
Ferry near -
Deerhom.
It’s the Refreshing
Hall and Johnston, Real Eatate, Were soundly trounced for their camp on the south fork of the Miss Ellen Bird, who has a posi­
Loans, Mure Insurance. Phone M. efforts, it is reported. The Cot- McKenzie.
tion with Hall & Johnston, con­
and
tage Grove men playing with the
to Do!
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Richards of ducted the classes there last year.
Curl Monroe of Portland spent Drain nine at Port Orford fared
Glendale
were
guests
Wednesday
Sunday and Monday here at the better, winning one and losing one
Harry McBee of the Walker
home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. game during the two-day celebra­ night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. community is being held by Cot-
Vern Williams.
J. D. Monroe.
tage Grove police for Juvenile
tion there.
A Home Product of
Mr.
and
Mm.
J.
R.
Blalock
will
Offk
*r
McBee was
and
children
Mrs. Irvin Hanson
Among the Cottage Grove resi­
leave
Sunday
on
their
vacation,
apprehended
Wednesday
evening
Quality
returned Saturday from Bend, dents who mad«! the Crater Lake-
where they had visited a week at Klamath Falls loup over th«! two- which they plan to spend in the by Merchant Patrolman Wells.
The local Safeway
“ charged with stewing gaso-
the home of Mrs Hanson's broth- day holiday were Mr. and Mrs. Cascades.
Super Creamed
C. O. Anlauf, Mr. and Mrs Ed store will be in charge of Joe inc ^rom a parked truck.
Yearous
during
Mr.
Blalock's
ab-
..
...
... ... .
Weber and Mr. and Mm. Kelly
Rev. and Mrs. Atwood Foster
Mr. and Mm. Nels Nielson and
sence.
He will be assisted by
Build and Boost Cottage
are leaving Tuesday. July 12. for
granddaughter. Shirley Watt, were
**
Andy Anderson of Eugene.
their annual Assemblies of God
tn Florence from Saturday until
Mm. Amy Cline of Fargo, N. D.,
Grove
Phone 31
Mr. and Mrs. Hendricks have
Tuesday. While there Miss Watt und Mm. Victor Palm of Portland
moved
into
the
Omar
Moore
house
misfortune
had the
of having are visiting their sister, Mrs.
three fingers of her left hand se- Grant Tower this week. Both Mm!
Chief of Police Green Pitcher,
verely smashed when a car door Cline and Mrs. Palm are cousins
was accidentally closed on them. of Mrs. George G. Edwards and retired, is back in the harness
wrre entertained at dinner Wed- “S3'0 1*}*S week, due to the ab-
Mm, L. W. ( oiner and two chll-
evening at the home of sence of Chief Merrell from the1
city. Mr. Merrell is attending to
dren Tom and M^Jorle. and Miss Rev £nd Mm Edwards
business matters in California,
Evelyn Hayes of Chicago, sister of
Mrs Coiner, left Wednesday
Rev. James A Smith plans to his former home,
morning for Crater lake. After a attend the annual meeting of the
Mrs. Lettie Goude of Portland
short stay at the lake they will Synod of Oregon to convene in
motor along the coast, going as Eugene next week, beginning was a visitor over the week end
far north as Seaside.
Tucsday afternoon and I lasting at the home of her father, Hamil-
ton Veatch.
four days.
Mr. and Mrs Benton Schrenk
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie White
motored t o Newport Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Haynes and
where they joined Mr. dnd Mrs. Mrs Webster, who is staying and Jack Beager spent the Fourth
Clarence Chestnut of Albany and with them, visited in McMinnville at Empire beach and North Bend.
Gordon Schrenk who had spent a over the week end Miss Marjorie
Mrs. Ethel Hagen and Miss
week at the Chestnut home. He Webster returned with them.
Juanita Parker of Portland
returned home with his parents.
. ..
. passed through Cottage Grove
Mr. and Mm. Carroll of Forest Wednesday on their way to Los
Miss Betty Romano, of Port­ Glen,
Cal. have been here visit ng Angeles. Cal. on business.
land, who is spending the summer Mm. Carrolls sister and family.
with her grandparents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Yirak. Both
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kuhl and
a$ quick as you' can turn the faucet. I
Mm. A. W Kime returned to that families attended a family re­ family of Portland were week end
city Saturday to spend two weeks union in Bryant park at Albany visitors at the home of Mr. and
am never tired or caught napping. I am
with her parents.
July 4. It Is reported that 75 de- Mrs. Fred Blickle.
the continuous hot water heater. Next
Word has been received of the cendents of Stephen Carrol, an
Oregon
pioneer
of
1847,
were
pres
­
The
following
spent
the
holi
­
birth of a 7H pound daughter,I
only to the furnace, I am the greatest
Earlene Joyce, to Mr. and Mrs. ent. It was planned to make this days camping on Mosby Creek:
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Umphrey, Mr.
modern convenience in the home, and
Ear) Edgecomb of Lodi. California an annual affair.
and
Mrs.
S.
L.
Mackin.
Mr.
and
on June 13. Both Mr. and Mrs.
unlike the furnace, I serve the year
Andrew Brund of Mount Shasta. Mrs. N. E. Compton, Mr. and Mm.
Edgecomb are former Cottage
Cal,
was
here
two
days
last
week.
D.
W.
Sturges.
Rev.
and
Mrs.
round. Best of ail, my unfailing service
Grove residents. Mm. Edgecomb
was Helen Thrasher before her June 30 and July 1. He stayed at Ellsworth Tilton and Rev. Tilton’s
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Klop- father and mother joined them on
may be had for a few pennies a day!
marriage.
penstein. Mr. Brund formerly liv- July 4th.
The members of the Methodist ed in Cottage Grove and he and
Invitation for bids to remodel
Episcopal church gave Mr. and his family are making plans to re-
new quartern for Cottage Grove
Mm. Omer Moore and family a turn here next fall.
postoffice, are now posted in lobby
farewell picnic Thursday, June 30.
Mr. and Mrs H. L. Cheesman of postoffice. Specifications may
at the City park. The Moore's
will make their future home at spent the Fourth at Albany and be received from Posthaster. Pd.
on the coast.
Adv. J7-14C
Corvallis.
Mr. and Mm Arthur Robison
and daughter of Nebraska, who
were visitors last week at the
homes of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Klop­
pens tein and Mr. and Mrs. Schultz
are on their way back home.
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LADIES—
Hosiery
While Shopping
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COOL
OFF
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with
Frosted Malt
Frosted Orange
Milkshake
CITY BRIEFS
?
SUPREME
BREAD
Ice Cream
Thing
PASTRIES
Gustafson’s
Cottage Bakery
Ice Cream Store
(A mu
A Morning Glass
The Ladies of the local golf club
played at the Roseburg Country!
club last week and lost 13 to 0.
Mrs. Mickey won the medalist
prize for Cottage Grove. In the
afternoon contract was played and
Mrs. Victor Chambers held high
score. Luncheon was served at the
club house.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Bryden of
North Bend spent the last week­
end with Mrs. George Jacobsen
and daughter.
Nelson DeYoung has bought the{
Twin Oaks building at Seventh]
and Main street and will move
sometime in August.
Clinton and L. R. Ocumpaugh
returned Tuesday from a success­
ful fishing trip high in the Cas­
cades. Their catch of 34 uniform j
trout, about 16 inches in length,'
was one of the best made by local
fishermen this season, and the
men felt compensated for their
lengthy hike into the lake, and
their longer trip out.
Mrs. John Peat, who had been
a guest at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Earl Hill, left Tuesday for
her home in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hull left
Wednesday for their home in Gor­
don, Nebr. They had been guests
at the Fred Bressler home, where
they attended the wedding of a
niece, Miss Genevieve Bressler, to
EH Cagle Thursday of last week.
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