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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 4, 1938)
THURSDAY, AUGUST 4. I9M. THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON kets which sold well and brough in a satisfactory sum for grangi expenses. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Paul o Boise, Idaho arrived Tuesday b visit at the home of his brother I I J\iu) Both fumibos mOtOHM to the coast and spent Friday an< Saturday at Sunset Beach an« other southern points. VERE OSÂtHAÎLV DE$IGNEP A5 Jean Paul of Eugene, a grand PROTI CTlON son of Mr. and Mm. E. E. Paul r AGAINST THF also visiting them this week. KA/» 0« «Hf SUM N. L. Bolton, accompanied bj HOT A6A/N1T his nephew, Lloyd Bolton of Lex *4* - Angeles, spent several «lays Iasi week visiting at roast (joints ant with Mr. Bolton’s son. Darwin, ai Cutler City. Several from Silk Creek at ENRI i VH WOMEN Of THt e”rFNTURV tended the Adventist camp meet wov F fou e moto ing at Glarlstone Park near Port AT A TiME / .. 'O WO1KF WiR land the latter part of the week VELVET SUFFTR* Denzil and Arthur Sprague, Billy FROM THEROPPV stwrr» THfv Manbeck, Inland Hansen, th« WORE A h Babcock family, Mr. and Mm. Ar AUPiTlONAl PAIR thur Weaver and Eil«*en and Fran Of SHOE» I (CAUEP chorine ») ces Wheeler went W«*dnesday ant WHICH HAP CO«« I the Darnell family drove up Sat $0lt»MEA»(*IN6 I urday for the services. All re X» MUCH At 7 turned the first of the week. Mm. Iva Brownlee of Cottag« Grove and Mrs. Everett McCoy ol Blue Mountain visited their aunt NINt OUT Of TIN OF IME TOP Mm. E<1 Ashby Monday. EXECUTIVE J IN THE AMERICAN MEEl ATOWF Mm. Bertha Cherry of Cot tag« INDUSTRY HAVE MUORKEP THE Iff MA? CMFR TEN years Grove and Grandma Cherry ol UP FROM THE BOTTOM .MORE THAN etertoeo rupia <t IkMMtS BY HALF C* THEM HAVE WORKED TH« IR Ashland spent Fritlay with Mm U Atout Oaf THIA O- MMV UP FROM THE RANKS OF THE H Rohde. P'-t 20.UD7.000.000 COM FA NV IN WHICH THEY STARTED EARMIN6» as Mr. and Mm. Lowranre anc ’MFiR CAREERS '¿»0 COMPARI V WITH family were Sunday dinner guesti TAYES or t29. 7K.0OO.0OO> at the Nelson DeYoung home ir __ s* Cottage Grove. Mr. and Mm Fred Usinger anc two children of Portland visited IN TH? ECUADORIAN ANPE» CART» vknj 3 Feer ion 6 ano menti in relatives here th«* past week. Mm OIAHFTFBI — THEY ARF EATEN 0/ the Usinger is Mm. Wm. Clifton's sis ter. Miss Elsie Terrill from Calif is visiting her sister, Mrs Percj Clifton. Mr. and Mm. Ed Conklin from > X L Z"Y 1 Jennings were businems visitors in Cottage Grove spent the week end with the Wm. Clifton family and Eugene Thursday. called on old neighbora. , _ Mra. Emma Cooker and son August 1 Mr. and Mra. Roy Horace of Sealy, Texas are visit- The first allotment, $500,000, Jenscn of Portland are visiting jng her sister. Mra. Nancy Hock- to be used for rural electrification fhis week at the Geo. Hastings er, «nd other relativem here. by the Utilization of water Re X Hazel Percell of Washing- Spar^ sources, Guayama, Ihjerto Rico, ton is visiting at the Cecil Per- and C H Jennings of Creswell is the first to be made by REA for visited Sunday at the Glen Jen use outside the continental limits «•ell home for a few days. nings home. of the Unittyd States. Mra Prank Stout and children Miss Minnie Henrickson of Eu have returned from Independence where they had been employed In gene visited alst week at the home Advertisers Qtve ths Community of an uncle, C. A. Peterson. a Newspaper. Patronise Them. the berry field*. Mr. and Mrs. John Read left Mr. and Mrs. Harvey have left Stapling Machines Sentinel. to pick beans at the Cummings Thursday of last week on a few Mimrogrsph stencils Sentinel «lays' vacation trip. They visited yards in Eugene. Leo Dugan of Portland and in Portland and down the coast Ivan Patten of Hebron were week highway to Rose Lodge where ••nd gu«*sts at the Ixr Dugan they visited the Norman McKeel home. family. They then went to Co Mr. and Mra. Mac Tonoli, Faye quille and visited Mra. Read's lx?bow and Marie William*, ail of brother. R. M. McKaig and wife. Eugene, visited over the week They returned home Sunday even ing b; ly way of Loon Lake. ••nd here with home folks. The Bohemia Lumber company With the New Wilburn Bridwell and Walter fox have returned from Smith at Culp Creek resumed operations river where they helped fight fire. Monday after a several months' Mr. and Mrs. Clay Mosby of shutdown. A number of local men Corvallis spent the week end at are employed there. the Bob Mosby home. Miss Lita Mosby and Mrs. The Epworth league of the Ralph Boalaugh of Cottage Grove An important advance in Methodist church held their meet- spent Saturday night with their modern cooking mg at the Howard Taylor home mother. Mrs. M Mosby. The Fred Overton family of appliance«. Walden and the Jake Stalder fam More convenience- ily of Divide were dinner guests Sunday at the Roy Kennedy home. More efficiency— The Clay Carptenter family of The Wilbur Bal) family of Rose- burg visited in the neighborhood Culp Creek visited friends in thia higher speed oven. last week neighborhood Sunday. They for- The Cecil Dogget family of Sac- ™rly bved on th® Teeters Furnished in all white or ramento. Cal., and Lula Lyons of P“®®- . , ...... Los Angeles are visiting this week he,d by the at the fix' Pitcher home. grange Tuesday evening proved to Verne Clark of Cottage Grove be a pleasant neighborhood affair. is spending a few days with ~ Bus Mra. Paul had charge of the pro- gram which consisted of several ter Ball. Mra. A. C. Ball and children musical numbers and comical motored to Portland Wednesday readings. Mrs. W. A. Hemenway and visited at the O. V. Breese acted as auctioneer for the bas- home. Sh* returned Friday and Miss Ione Bnvse accompanied them home for a visit. Johnny Kerr of Seaside has been visiting the past month at the Doc Pitcher home. Sunday guests at the Doc Pltch- cr home were the Walt Pitcher and Charlie Putman families of Walden, Mra. Les Groves and Doris Pitcher and Del Smith of | Eugene and Mr. and Mra. Howard Conn and the Glenn Pfenning family of Culp Creek. Mr. and Mra. W. B. Brainerd of Stan Francisco are visiting this wrek at the Butte M«x>ney home. The Mooneys, Layngs, Snauera and Downs families held a reunion Sunday at the footbridge across from the Blue Mt. school house, ; THE POCKETBOOK of KNOWLEDGE Mosby \jfcck Cooking Service Magic Chef Silk Creek Cottage Grove .NpïV—and Attractive in Appearance and Price Studio Couches Bed Davenports Dorena The W. M. Schletzer family of Delight Valley have moved to the Ward farm here. Mr. and Mra. Leonard Whitman of Dallas spent the week end at the home of Mra. Whitman’s grandparents, Mr. and Mra. J. B. Stewart. Miss Maxine Stewart, who had been visiting at the Whit-1 man home the past two weeks returned with them Mr. and Mra. C| A. Peterson and two children spent Sunday at Creswell visiting Mr. Peterson’s1 sister, Mra. Minnie Henrickson. Mr. and Mra. Carl Small of Ixmdon were in Dorena Saturday looking after property interests. The George Welfe family left Saturday for South Dakota, their former home. Earl Cooper is spending a few days at Monmouth. Mra. Oiren Land, Mra. W. F. Haynes, Mra. Ed Ewing and Glen In the popular russet and green shades. Our growing business proves to us that you will cheerfully buy in Cottage Grove when you can secure quality merchandise at competitive prices, with terms in rea son. We will continue to endeavor to serve you well with this type of merchandising. When it is furniture yon need—See BRESSLER’S
