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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. 1938 W «KNTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON Mias Belle Burkholder and Mrs. William Baimbridge have left for There Will Be Horse Races at County Fair race*. Nothing definite in this line ha* been arranged for yet, however. Several weeks ago Wheeler toki Grove. of the scheduled appearances of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Umphrey Believing that the lack of horse the Christensen Rodeo at the fair. and Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Compton races may have been partly the Bridge to Be Repaired left Sunday, July 31, to spend a cause of the failure of the last A new decking and other re week’s vacation at Breitenbush county fair In 1931, Manager Al springs. Mm. Boyd Rasmussen, len Wheeler has determined to pairs will be made on the county a daughter of Mr. and ___ Mrs. Umpji- make an attraction this fall of bridge over Coyote creek in the We Give S ÖH Green Stamps rey planned to join them at De these events. near future, according to County troit. This week he announced it had Commissioner Walter J. Holland, been definitely decided to have n by A4 Inch Mrs. Ina Stuart and daughter, Roman and chariot races, both who, with Bridge Foreman Arthur M m ' i Ina, spent a few days the early new to most Lane county horse Stricker, made an inspection the Danble Nmart Styled part of the week in Portland. enthusiasts. first of this week. l-adie* Ntyle Bruce Montague and mother, of Roman races, Wheeler explain San Francisco, who visited several ed, feature two horses, lashed to 3% Wool White, Grey days at the home of Mr. Mon gether, upon which a man rides in Finest Quality and Black tague's sister-in-law, Mrs. Harold an upright position, a foot upon Full Cut Crepe or Axley, have left for Portland to each steed. In the chariot race, it feather 32 to 44 visit. They plan to visit at the was revealed, four horses will be Holes Axley home on the return trip to hitched to light, two-wheeled ve hicles, drawn by two reins held by 53.50 values the driver. Only two chariots will Rev. and Mrs. Atwood Foster race against each other, as the •e attending the Oregon state four horses abreast will need the luncil of the Assemblies of God entire width of the track to safe •id this week at Turner. Word ly pass a competing team. me* from the meeting that Rev. Such old-timers as Marion Wil »ter was reelected secretary of kins, 90 years old, and a veteran e council Home Product of of Lane county fairs, has com mended the 1938 fair executives Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Barr and Ixiraine Ocumpaugh and Mr. Mr. and Mrs, Guy Smith and Quality children of Amarillo, Texas, for reviving the interest in such and Mm Roy Short were in at family have moved from First three 1 tendance at the annual IGA pic street to the Garoutte home on have arrived to visit Mm. Barr’s events at this fall's exposition. parents, Mr. and Mrs. C R. Wood- nic held Sunday at the Siltcoos South River road Two trick horses, owned by C. son forest camp near Florence. The C. Fairbanks, Eugene, have been Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Kern have signed to appear before crowds at Hail »nd Johnaton. Real EaUte, local merchants apparently found received word that a daughter Build and Boost Cottage Rod _____ and the fair. The Cottage Grove _ ___ the brand of baseball played on • -<»»«■. Mire Insurance. Phone 53. the beach a bit strenuous, judg was bom July 27 to Mr. and Mrs. Gun club will meet Monday even- Qrov« It is hoped that it will be pos Roy Mahrt. Mrs. Mahrt was *n8 at their club house. The Ins- Andrew Brund of Mt. Shaata, ing from the complaints of sore baby'» name is Ann. sible to present some harness <nK side in a recent membership Cal., nrriv«*d Sunday evening and muscles Monday. < | drive will serve a feed. has rented a house on River road. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Griggs b'm D. Wagner of Ventura, Mrs. Brund and daughter, who Cal., arrived Monday to spend (Jean Holden) are the proud Grube. Pengra, was a visi- are visiting this week with rela some time at the home of his parents of a son, Joseph Hiram, tor Thursday at the home of his tives at Santa Ana will join Mr mother. Mrs. Charlie Porter. Mrs. who was born July 29 at a Eu- 1 uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Sco- Brund here the latter part of this Porter suffered her seventh para gene hospital. The baby has Stewart. week to again make their home lytic stroke Tuesday mnming and three grandparents living. Mr*. H. r /rw.,»K. n ,... . in Cottage Grove. Brumfield and his is seriously III at her home east R. Griggs. Cottage Grove, and Mr. and Mrs Harry T. Holden of Eu- "i .B™mf,eld Among those attending the of Cottage Grove. Kene of North Bend arrived in Cottage Dr. and Mr*. W. E. I^ebow have S.D.A. camp meeting in Portland Grove Tuesday evening for a short thi* week are the E. M. Babcock returned from a month's vacation The Rebekah lodge held a i visit with relatives in this vicinity. family. Billy Manbeck, Lyle Han- spent on the coast. meeting Friday everungg, July 29, stn and Denzel and Arthur M isk Phyllis Mae Ricker of Mo- in the I. O. O. F. hail. The newly Sprague doc Point is a visitor at the home elected officers were in charge. Committee appointments were H. C. Well», former manager of of Miss Kay Daugherty. Miss An made. Refreshments were served. Aug. 2.- The Jell-Well Canning na Daugherty. Seattle, is also a the Mountain State* office here, The next meting will be Friday club held the last meeting of the visitor at the Daugherty home. but recently of Roseburg, ha* season at the home of their leader evening, August 5th. been transferred to Medford and Mrs. Lyle Taylor, on Thursday, Gus Turner is recovering from has been advanced to the position an operation which he underwent Th Royal Neighbor lodge will July 28. They are planning a of production engineer. Mr. and last week in a Portland hospital. meet at the home of Mrs. Alice swimming party next Thursday Mm Wells will make their home Breedlove Tuesday evening. Aug. with Mrs. Fred Kinsland as chap in Medford after the fifteenth of Elorie Wilson was a week-end 9. A social evening will follow eron. thia month. visitor in Portland. the business meeting. The Misses Doretha and May Anderson are attending B. Y. P. U. Rev. and Mm. G. G. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Bert Murphy of Mrs. Mary Henderer of Curtin summer assembly at Cascadia. and C. O. Hemman returned from California are visitors at the Dan was a visitor at the Sallie Hill They expect to return this week Portland Monday, where they had Beck home. home last Wednesday and Thurs- to entertain guests from Califor attended the Free Methodist an day. nia. Mrs. Orpha Benson is visiting nual conference and camp meet Mr. and Mrs. A. McBee have re this month at the home of her Mr. and Mrs. Jot- Sams who ing the j»a*t two weeks. daughter in California. have been been at the home of a cently purchased the Crane ranch Mr*. Alvis Wicks is suffering daughter. M r s. Elmer Wicks. joining the Neal ranch which they Mrs Alice Jones has returned near Marshfield tor several weeks purchased about a year ago. Mrs. with an infected ear. contracted while on vacation at Foley to her home in Portland after a underwent eye operations last McBee's parents are coming from visit at the home of Mr*. H. A. week. Mr. Sams was treated for Louisiana to live on the Neal Springs Eakin. tumor on an eye-lid and Mrs. ranch. Threshing in the Hollow is just Joe Young Jr. of Uncle Sam's Mrs. Inez Meek* and Mrs A W S'“™ had a cataract removed about finished for the season. The Navy, who has been here visiting at a Marshfield hos- yield has been very light, the his parents. Mr. and Mrs Joe Swanson have returned from a . T ptaI, arp ^th recovering Young Sr., has returned to Port motor trip into Washington. satisfactorily and will leave the largest being wheat on the Wal land to join his ship. Mrs. Roy Wilson and son are hospital today (Thursday) to re ter Pentico place which averaged visiting at the W. O. Wilson turn to the home of their daugh- about 18 bushels to the acre. Mrs. Tryon and daughter Bess Laura Porter, small daughter home. of Oeswrll were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Porter of at the K. K. Mill* home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles White, Mrs. Schofield Stewart and Mrs. Eugene, is spending the week Seattle, are visitors at the home W. L. Workman returned Wednes- here with her grandparents. Mr. Mias Hallie Willits of Roseburg, Miss Margaret Short and Miss of Mr. White's sister. Mrs. E. R. day from a several days’ vacation and Mrs. R. Y. Porter. at the Stewart summer home near Evelyn Veatch of Cottage Grove, Crabb. Dr. Jean Flanigan of Eugene Scottsburg. are spending the week on the was called to the Joseph Eppen- Miss Elizabeth Crabb left Wed coast. They left Monday. nesday for Oakland. California Mr. and Mrs. Wavne «ayo». Monroe wionroe _ home u„—„ Monday ,„u¡„u evening to will leave Friday to spent three treat a horse which had eaten to Dick Spie«, Eugene, I was a for a visit of several days. much grain. days at coast points. week-end visitor ■ at the home of Mrs. Irma Card. Eugene, has re Abe Van Prooyn is tearing hi* parents, Mr and Mrs. O. W. turned home after a few days visit Mrs. O. E. Woodson and broth down the old residence on his Spies with Miss Opal Wagner. er Charles Robinson, a visitor place preparatory to building a । from California, were week-end new one in the near future. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Bemcxhe, Port- Miss Opal Wagner spent the visitors in Portland. Van Prooyn has been working in land, wen- guests of Mr. Bolden- week-end visiting friends in Eu-1 the logging business at Mollala week over thc week end. Mr. o _ u i u • t -u gene. i Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Laswel but has been laid up for a time Bemeshe is the president of the Portland were Friday visitors Oregon Flornl association and is. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Oglesby of with Cottage Grove friends en because of fire hazards. widely known for his fine peonies Eugene were guests at the home route for a week-end in Yoncalla Box Letter Piles Sentinel. and ax an authority on this flower, of their aunt, Mrs. Nancy Oglesby; ^a-ena in xoncana. nnzl A f T A ZW — 1_ _ . — > Mrs. Kenneth Mickey and El r-, 1 rx. I . - . nnd cousin, Mrs. J. p. Graham Clair Dunlevy of Delight Vai- Thursday mer Hendricks held low score in ley is attending the Beaver State the two ba 11 foursome held Thurs- boys convention of the American Word has ix-en received that a day evening on the golf course by legion at Hill Military Academy daughter was bom to Mr. and members of the group. A coverec in Portland. Mrs. Chet Wheeler at Marshfield dish dinner was served at the pic August 3. She has been named|i«c grounds after the regular waters Ute rhromltun plated Mr. and Mrs. Simon Kosanke Carol Kay. Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler nic play. . Plans were made for for “ the left for Washington. Tuesday, formerly resided at Cottage Grove, annual weiner roast which will be August 2, to look after their grain held August 11 after the usual built to fit harvest. with 8-tn. blade Two babies were bom recently Play. at the McFarland maternity home. Several from the Cooley Hill A daughter was bom July 30 to J. C. Beck J has returned to his 11.35 combination genuine district attended the camp meet- Mr and Mrs cla7 „ homein ™urnea to nu ma nf the Auemhlv Ood 5Ja^ ‘n Mapleton after a three ing of the Assembly of God son was born August 2 to Mr. and ’ weeks visit with his daughter. church held at Turner. Mrs. Robert Beach. The girl Mrs. Sina WanL with dispenser boUt to wear „ . Pnn- ikH.- pounds and the boy 1 Red R om Batter and Ice Cream, g^ pounds . The J. B. Leonard and the Chet Ask for them. C. G. Creamery, tf 16-oz. astringent Stroup families were at Pole camp 75c combination Mrs. Ida Thompson, Prairie over the week-end. Word has been received from City, is here visiting her sister-ln- Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Wheeler George Jacobsen, who has spent law, Mrs. Nancy Oglesby and her mouth wash and skin bracer th« past six weeks In Denmark, niece, Mrs. J. P. Graham. Mrs. have returned from a visit at Sil Portland. Their that he planned to said July 30 Thompson was bom in this vicinl- verton and for New York. ty and is a sister of the late Dr. daughter. Mrs. Roy Mueller. Sil verton. came with them. Oglesby. John Rice is reported seriously Mrs. Nell Sprawls of Portland is a visitor at the George Me- Schofield Stewart, R. H. Savage ill in a Eugene hospital- Queen home. She is a former Cot- and C. S. Roberts spent the week- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Turner, tage Grove resident. end fishing at Odell lake. Mrs. Allen Brown and Junior Ken- । nady were in Portland Sunday visiting Gus Turner who is in the veterans hospital in that city. BARGAIK CAKHIVAt, Shoes Blanket Satin Slips Oxfords SUPREME BREAD and PASTRIES A Cottage Bakery CITY BRIEFS Hold Your Elephants! The Donkeys Are Coming Lynx Hollow The First of a Series of Picnics Sponsored by the Lane County Democratic CENTRAL COMMITTEE will be held in the City Park Cottage Grove FRIDAY EVENING 6:30 August 5,1938 Democrats, Republicans, Socialists, Union, Anti Union, Progressives and Conserva- Bring your well-filled basket. Meet your neighbor. Hear the candidates—Listen to the address on “WHY BE A DEMOCRAT Save With Safety at the Rexall Drug Store Swim Caps, DeLuxe 59 69c Electrex Fan Italian Balm 69c Tek Tooth Brush Klenzo Antiseptic . 49c Mermen’s Shav. Cream 2 for 51c 49c ‘A Safe Place to Send the Children NOW IN OUR NEW LOCATION 22 North Sixth Street Across the Street From The Sentinel Office. The same good old shoe and leather shop you have been visiting. Don’t forget the number. RED LINE SHOE SHOP We will enjoy seeing you. 0. W. SPIES Mrs. Vergie Kingsley, Eugene, spent the week end here at the home of Mrs. Kingsly’s mother, Mrs. Madge Mote, at 143 North IK street. 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