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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1938)
THUBSDAY. AUGUST 1H. 1937. Dorena THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON Thornton Corners Aug. 16. Mrs. John Read left Aug. 16. G. P. Miller, who had Sunday for Eldorado, Kansas, to visited relative« for several days visit relatives. in Marshfield, returned Monday Roliert Vaughn left Sunday for of last week, accompanied by a Vaughn, where he has employ sister, Mrs. Cora Ax, who visited ment. for a few days with Mr. Miller's Mr. and Mrs. Jack Korns of daughter, Mrs. Pete Tonole. Eugene, Mr and Mrs. Ralph B om J im * Lyons of Honolulu, and Bill laugh and Miss Lita Mosby of and Robin Hambley of Glendale, . Cottage Grove nnd Everett Hol- California, were visitors one day Strom of Westfir spent Sunday at last week at the home of Mr. and the Mrs. M. Mosby home. Mrs. James Plaster. Mr Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Stewart went on to visit relatives in Idaho and non Frank of Ava. Missouri, for a week, leaving the other two Mr. arid Mrs. Paul Martin and boys here wilh Mrs. Plaster, who two children of Rogersville, Mis is their aunt. souri. arrived Saturday for a visit Mr. and Mrs. Corbett Smith of with the Ralph Cbnklin family. Culp (.’reek were visitors one day The Stewarts are the parents of last week of Mr. Smith’s sister, Mrs. Conklin and Mrs. Martin is Mrs. Joe Premazzi. a sister. Mrs. C. R. Trent and Miss Mary Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Chcvelier Trent attended a shower Wednes of Springfield visited Sunday at day evening in Cottage Grove at the J. A. Montgomery home. the G. M. Tucker home, honoring Mrs Amanda Allhands of Wat Miss Norma Tucker, bride-elect. seka. Illinois, and Mrs. Maud Mrs. Myrtle Lake and non Philip Rosenberger of Palisade, Minne- at tended the Lutneran mission sota, arc here visiting Mr. and festival at Roseburg Sunday. Mrs. Mu. C. W, Montgomery. Mrs. Godfrey Graber of Cottage Grove Allhands Is a sister and Mrs accompanied them. Rosenberger a niece of Mrs. Mrs. W. A. Keene accompanied Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Willey and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bates, daughter to Marcola Sunday to son Woodrow and daughter Alice visit Mr. Willey’s mother and of Springfield visited Sunday at brother. Tom Willey. the Glen Jennings home. Mr. and Mrs. W Serr and Mrs. Roberts and children Vivi daughter left last week for a visit an nnd Vincent of North Prairie. with relatives in Mitchell, .South Wisconsin, and niece, Jane Car Dakota. They expect to be gone michael of Waukesha, Wisconsin, until the middle of September. are visiting at the Archie West Mr. and Mrs. Joe Premazzi and home daughter spent Sunday at the Ladies of the community met Ernest Sloan home at Disston. Monday at the club house where Teresa Premazzi accompanied they gave a miscellaneous and them. canned fruit shower for Mrs. Lot Mr. and Mrs. John Willian and Wagner, whose home was recent daughters were guests Sunday at ly destroyed by fire. the John Sowels home at Curtin. George Teeters of Silk Creek Mrs. George Gutekunst and spent the week end at the home daughter Doris of .Salem were re of a brother Charles. cent visitors at the C. R. Trent and J. W. Fisher homes. Nile Plaster, who had spent the summer here at the home of his grand[>arents, Mr. and Mrs. James Aug. 17.—Mrs. J. A. Mackey Piaster, left last week for his and Mrs. F. F. ____________ Parker of Wilbur, home in I*ortland. Mrs Arthur Dugan and son Al- The construction oi the Rich vin of Cottage Grove spent Friday field storage station here is pro and Saturday at Newport with gressing rapidly. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Speer, who John Allen of Tillamook is vis an' vacationing there from Walla Walla, Washington. Mr. Speer Is iting a sister, Mrs. C. R. Trent. a brother of Mrs. Parker anti Mrs. State Pays »1,500,000 to Jobless. Mackey. Guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. W. E. In the first seven months of its Burkett Saturday night were a ofieration the claims _____ department _ _______ sister, Mrs. Sylvester and two of the Oregon Unemployment daughters of Sweet Home, Mrs. Compensation commission has paid IL Mahi ” H. ” Russell " " and ‘ daughter ‘ * ' ■' * ' out a total of $4.500.000 in bene- ton of Yreka, , — California, ..... Mr. ..„J and fits to 67,000 jobless workers, ac- — -- ---------- Mrs. Carl Burkett of Marshfield, cording to a report issued this Mr. nnd and Mrs. Harry' Harry Reed, with week. Mrs. Reed’s brother. R. R. Noon and family of New Mexico, who arc visiting here, spent Sunday at Does . the Oregon coast beaches. A large truck was crowded off the highway Monday evening and went on its side in a 12-foot ditch of near the G. L. Turner place when a fruit truck pulled slightly to one side for a coupe that was follow ing north liound tried to pass to avert a collision the south bound driver went tno near the ditch and tumed over. No one was hurt. A in wrecker from the Sturges garage worked several hours getting the truck back on the highway. The coupe driver made his getaway Mean Anything to You? without stopping. A family reunion of the Gould Complete Lena Grinding family was held at the Anlauf Plant Gives You camp ground Sunday, August 14. Quick Service. Mrs. W. E. Burkett, formerly Miss Anna Gould, was president Our Policy Has Always of the meeting. Families were been to Correct Your Eye present from Klamath Falls, Doris, California, Yreka, California, Troubles—Not Just to Marshfield, Salem, Amsvllle, Sell You Glasses! Sweet Home, Eugene and Drain. The reunion will be hold next year at Ashland. Divide 30 Years Satisfactory Optical Service Cottage Grove Dr.D.J.SchoU Mimeograph stenefts. Sentinel. Duplicating Bunnites. Sentinel IRISH-SWARTZ, INC. Phone 53 or 54 Two Free City Deliveries Daily Don’t forget the Fair and Community Picnic in Cottage Grove Friday and Saturday, August 26 and 27.—Another thing to re member, your dollar goes farther in buying dependable merchan dise at your Irish Swartz store. Peanut Butter Wesson Oil Bulk—Bring Your Container Hot Sauce Purex One half Gallon KRAFT CHEESE One-half Gallon 10c 3 cans 79c Qc Pound 19c 2 Lbs. American Economy Regular Zinc Caps 25c Dozen 20c Dozen 18c Kerr Lids Regular 3 doz. Coffee LIPTON’S TEA GREEN 1lb. 18c i/2-lb....... . ... 33c 1 lb.................. 59c or Ball Caps 2 Lbs. Brick 55c c Golden West Flour Rinso Valley Rose 49 Lbs. Small Size Irish Special 49 Lbs. Peter Pan 49 Lbs. Large BLACK y2 lb........ -......23c % lb......... -.... 43c 1 lb................ 79c 1 Glass Free with each V4 pound 2 Glasses Free with each y2 pound. 4 Glasses Free with each 1 pound Rolled Oats 9-Lb. Bags Lux Flakes Large Quick or Regular SEE WHiADES DISPLAY DETAIL $ . . 2 pkgs. 45c 3 pkgs. 35c Feis Naptha Soap Tomato Juice H-D Com Mustard No. 2% Cans Fancy Cream Style No. 2 Cans Quart 3 for FOR. 25c 2 cans 25c 15c 10k“45' Devil’d Meat Scans 10c Cottage Grove. CORN’D BEEF O C Armour’s—2 cans................ BRIGHT SAYINGS OF CHILDREN Gustafson’s COCOA 2-lb. can.......... Place Your Order With Us for Quality Canning Peaches IRISH-McBROOM MEAT DEP’T It is the policy of Irish-McBroom Markets to satisfy our customers by preparing our merchandise to their choosing. We will be glad to cut or grind any special order regardless of the amount your recipe calls for. Remember the sign of the shamrock is your assurance of quality meats at a saving. “Take it from a friend, Willie—that bill board advertis ing isn’t going to help you half as much with Nellie as a dishful of Ice Cream at SUPER CREAMED ICE CREAM STORE PHONE 31 6th u MAIN ST. GROUND BEEF Sliced Bacon Broken Slices lb, 6-Pound Garten............ . $1.15 Pound 17^0 Picnics All Sizes Salt Pork........ pound 15|c SHORTENING Clean and Fresh 3 pounds 29c Boiling Beef .. -3 Pounds 29e Pork Sausage0«”^ s*^2"«' 29' Veal Steak Shoulder Pound 15c In Bulk 4 pounds 39e
