The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 28, 1938, Image 5

THURSDAY. JULY 28.
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THE senti :
COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
Delight Valley
McGee, who arrived in Cottage
Grove 50 year« ago, was «peaker.
The Marcóla girls’ bell team
July 26 Mm. Lev Baldwin of played the Culp Creek and Dorena
Klamath Fall» and Mr. and Mrs. girls' team at Dorena Thursday
L. Brown of Merril visited Mr. evening. Marcóla won 20-14.
and Mr». C. E. Haney last Thura-
A number from here attended
<lay, and J. E. McCray of Prine-
July 26 A large bam on th«* ville spent Monday and Tuesday the Farmers’ Creamery picnic at
Swimmers’ Delight Sunday.
< 'hark*» Emery ranch two miles at the Haney home.
Vern Kanel, who had been vis­
(Mirth of Ixnune was burned Sun*
Mr». Wm. Schletzer'« mother
«lay afternoon about 4 o'clock. and aunt, who had been guests at iting his Mister, Mm. L. Kyle, of
Mr Emery had been using a cat« the Schletzer home, have return­ Curtin for two w<eks, returned to
his home here Sunday.
arpillar and left It standing about ed to ¿California.
Everett Hohtrom of Westfir
15 feet from the barn while he
Mr. and Mr». Mcjvin Paul and
went around the building. The son Gen« of Eugene spent Friday «pent Hie week end at the Mm.
"cat" started, ran into the barn. night and Sat unlay at the home M. Mosby home.
Mr. and Mm. Henry Cooper and
igniting the l>am,
------ probably from of Mr». Paul’« parents, Mr. and
children are vacationing near Mc­
the exhaust pipe. The barn, full of Mm C. IL Haight.
Kenzie pass for a few days.
hay, the cat and two «tacks of
'Hie Oscar Platen family, with
Harold and Claude Howard of
grain nearby were eonipk'tely their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
tsimed. Mr. Emery, assisted by Flaten of Canada. took a trip to San Franctaco are visiting their
Merle Allindcr and Harbert Smith, coast |Miints from Tuesday to parent«, Mr and Mm. Josk How-'
were able to control the flame*« Thursday and on Sunday took a ard.
Robert Vaughn is painting the
in a stubble field nearby. Fire mountain trip, going to Belknap
wardens Mclteynold« of Ixirune and over the Ixxip route On Mon­ school buildings this week.
Durable Fir Lumber company
and Bur) Smith of Venetu with day evening they were dinner
several CCC hoy« arrived later guest« at the Cal Young home in resumed operations Wednesday
after a week'« shutdown due to
but the fire was under control. Eugene
weather conditions.
H. A. Draper und wife, who live
Mr. and Mm. Robert Rausch
Mrs. M. Mosby, daughter Lita
on the place, were away at th«* and »on Norman of Abernathy
and Everett Holstrom attended
time of the fire.
•pent the week end at the home the air meet at Springfield Sun­
MiKANK HKIEFN
of Mr. and Mm. Oscar Jackson. day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. a . M. Hendricks
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Haight and
The boys’ and girls’ basebail
of Stayton visited Mra. Ken­ granddaughter Elsie attended the teams played at Marcóla Mon­
drick'« stater, Mr». E. S Addison, Cottage Grove Masonic picnic day. The Marcóla girls won 8-10
last week Mrs. Addison has been Monday evening.
and the Docena boys won 5-4
ill and was taken to the Sacred
Mr. and Mm. Glen Phelps of
Heart hospital Friday.
Portland. Mr and Mm. Wm. Ho-
Mrs. Sylvia Griggs of Cottage gato of Cottage Grove and Mr.
Grove visited a sister. Mra Mar­ and Mm. E. J. Seam and grand­
tin Foster, last week.
son Dale .Seam, picnicked at
July 26 Ed Yancey and son
Mm. Sutherland of Hadieyville Mossy Maple park up the Middle Ervin
left the fore part of___
last
luu been visiting a daughter. Mm. Fork Sunday.
week for points north on a pros-
Kd Decker is combining grain pecting trip.
Mr und Mm. Ed Will« of Eu- around the neighborhood.
Frances Hughes of the Grove
gene visited at the Ray Stacy
The Ixmd threshing machine of was an over-night guest last week
»virne Friday.
Creswell began work at the Ralph of Miss Adeli Bostick.
Mr and Mra. Ralph King vis- Seara farm Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Van
Hrd relatives at Marshfield the
Mr and Mra.
Mm. Carroll Owens and
latter prat of the week. They children have gone to work in a Schoiack attended the annual
Postal employes picnic and trap
brought back their son Donald bean yard near Springfield.
«hot held at Cottage Grove Wed­
wiw» had be*en visiting his grand­
The Wm. Schletzer family are nesday of last week.
mother
moving to the Ward farm near
Mrs. Harry Elfving attended a
Among those from here who !>>rena.
quilting bee at Mr». Olga Holm’»
went to the bean fields near Eu-
home in Cottage Grove Thursday.
gene the first of the week were:
The Oscar Jack and Edwin Voss
Mm H. A. Mitchell, Mary Ashley,
families attended the annual pic­
Mm W. L. Ixihrey and children,
nic sponsored by the Neighborly
Kuby Davis, Helen Dunn. Thelma
July 2R S. V. Dudley left
Neighbors club of Mt. View Sun­
i lerendeen. Bonnie Keep, Ann. day for a visit with relatives Fri-
at day.
Ixirune and Iris Mitchell. Leona Oakland. Cal.
Elinor Clark left last week for
Kragenbrink, Frankie Skelton and
Mr». Edna Clark and Mrs. Seavey’s Island where she has
the Wittstruck family.
Florence Visee, who had been vis-
Mr and Mm. Baker and two iting at the L. M. Powell home, employment in the bean fields
'Ihe Elmer Hansen family of
«laughters of Torrence, Cal., and left Saturday for
f
their home in Rodeo. Cal., were supper guests
Mr and Mm. Charlie Swafford of San Diego. Cal.
_____ Mr». Powell and
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
« lakland.
have returned her mother accompanied them Saturday
Elfving Mr. Elfvjpg and Mr. Han­
home after a visit with their home for a visit.
sen are cousins.
father,
M Bryan and Mrs.
Mr. and Mr». Fred Fleck at-
The Ernest Hickson family of
Bryan.
tended the state assembly of Springfield were «Sunday guests
A combine is being used to Spanish American War Veterans of Mr. and Mrs. Harry May ben.
tiarvesf the grain on land owned in McMinnville last week.
The Warren Kelly and Otho
»>y Lorane Orcfiard Co. The crop
The Christian Endeavor young Van Schoiack families spent Sun­
this year is mostly wheat and is people of Dorena entertained a
a fair crop. Their arc several group of young people from the day at Swimmer»’ D«*iight where
the Eugene Farmers' Creamery
hundred acres in grain. Several Christian church of Cottage Grove picnic
was held.
farmers plan to combine their with light refreshments after an
Mr. and Mr». R. E. Rampe of
grain thia year.
interesting meeting Sunday eve­
Angeles arrived Monday for
Mr. and Min. H.
Draper, ning. The joint meeting was led a lx»
visit at the home of a daughter
tenter Franklin and Marvin Al* by Margaret Read of Dorena.
Mrs E<lwin Voss.
lender
•m.. «pent
n— Sunday near . Coburg.
„ , , —
Bernadine Loomis »pent last
<ne iiuuw
The
Noble tnuoit
Elliott lamuv
family or
of
iftauram8 at*^
Wcek at
of her grand’ M<*by creek were guests Sunday'
afternoon at the home of Mm. parents. Mr. and Mra. Bert Daw- at the H. C. Bostick home.
Elma Davis. The afternoon was
spent hemming towels and Idec'
Bud Montgomery accompanied f
Screech Owl Works at Night
ing quilt for the hostess. Mra. Gerald Shearer to eastern Ore-
Feeding principally on field mice
Edith Dunn . and Mr».
Candis
.
.
Fot* Kon Thursday night with a load
ter were prize winner» in a con- of household goods, where Shear- and house mice (if the bird» nest
around a barn or other farm build­
ie»t. The next meeting will be era expect to make their home.
AuglMt 5 at the home of Mra
Mr
Mr. and
and Mra
Mm. Chas
Cha». Teeter
Teeter» and ing» >, the screech owl goes to work
Nettie Moore. Each member is to granddaughter, Esther Volga- at night to help the farmer. It has
bring her baby picture! Refresh­ more, Mr. and Mr». Clarence Pet­ been estimated that one of these
ments were served by the hostess, erson and children and Mr». John little birds will save about 130 per
«umisted by Dorothy Lindsey and Read attended the service»
year tor a farmer by killing the
________ Sun-
___
Helen Scott.
day evening at the Presbyterian rodents which eat hi» crops and
A bridal shower honoring Mrs. church in the Grove. Rev. W. V. food»tuff».
Dude Gordon (Lucille Gowing)
was held at the I.O.O.F. hall
Thursday afternoon. Twenty-
«•ight were present. The bride re­
ceived many gifts. Several sent|
presents who were unnble to at­
tend. Ice cream, cake and punch
were served by the ladies aid.
Members of the Ugo Igo club
met Monday afternoon and made
a croquet court near the creek
«>n the Frank Davis place. A cro-
quef set has been purchased by the
club for use by the public. Any­
one wanting to u«e the set may
do so by obeying rules. The set is
In charge of Mrs. Rulon.
Mr. and Mm. Jay Purbaugh and
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Herendeen
visited Mr. and Mrs. Troy Murray
at Ixiwell Sunday.
At a meeting of I.O.O.F. lodge
We just received a ship­
Wednesday night, new officers for
ment of genuine Hotpolnt
the coming six month» were in-
stalled, New officers are: Noble
Washers. Large balloon
grand, Charles B. Mitchell; vice
wringer, 7-lb. tub and full
grand. Ned Sisson;
secretary,
Harold Foster; treasurer, Roy
safety release.
Footer.
Mr. and Mr». Ralph King and
Regular price was $74.95,
Mr. and Mr». Ernest Trefry spent
Now while they last at
several days on the McKenzie
Isiit wook
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Mitchell,
Mrs. John Skelton and A. C. Skel­
ton returned Monday from Fresno.
Cal., where they attended the fun­
eral of a cousin, John Coleman,
Ask for a demonstration.
who was killed in an auto acci­
dent last week. Mr. Coleman has
We finance through
a number ofcouslns living near Lo­
rane and visited here several
the E.H.F.A. at
years ago.
The mills In this vicinity which
5%
have been closed down since July
the lowest ever.
16, on account of fire hazard, are
allowed to work mornings now.
The planer started Tuesday morn­
ing and the mill Wednesday.
Working hours are from 4 a. m.
to 11 a. m.
Fire Destroys Barn
On Lorane Ranch
Fairview
Dorena
SPECIAL SALE
on
WASHERS
WASHER
According to Chinaa« traditioa,
•te use of cloth was evolved from
the practice of women carrying
their children in Aber nets.
IRISH-SWARTZ Inc.
Don’t Forget
Friday and Saturday
Are the Last Two Days of Our Big
Month End Sale
Take Advantage of These Prices Now
MILK
JELLO
SALMON -
Corn Flakes
Salad Dressing « ■« • 25
CHEESEA™0“’8
Can
Armour’s or Darigold
Assorted Flavors
Tall Cans
Each
Kellogg’s
Dinner Bell
i-lb. pkgs
While They Last.
RAISINS
Seedless
Irish’s Brazilian Coffee
Irish’s Special Coffee
1 pound
15c 1 pound.
20c
2 pounds
29c 2 pounds
39c
Real Quality.
W atermelons
In the Guessing Contest on the frozen sack of flour, the first prize
—A 25-lb. sack of Drifted Snow Flour — goes to Mrs. Howard
Jones. The second prize—Martha Meades Modern Meal Maker,
goes to Mrs. Clara Wirth
We have listed only a few of our many month-end Bargains. Call
and see our big list of red-hot prices. Buy now and save.
WHERE THE THRIFTY THRIVE
IRISH-McBROOM MEAT DEP’T
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS
Shortening
Beef Pot Roasts
12i
Weiners
2“^ 39e
16J
Ground Beef 3lbs 29
Dixie Squares
Sliced Bacon
Per pound
Per pound
Brisbane Electric Pure Lard
In Bulk
Beef Steak
Ixiin or T-Bone
Broken Slices
In Bulk
Per pound
211
Per pound A/ X
zj- pounds