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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1938)
The Cottage Grove Creamery Delight Valley Aug. 17. Mrs. Lily Fix of Pen dleton visited from Thursday till Saturday at the homes of her cousins, Ralph and Ernest Sears. Mrs. Gwendolyn Haight return ed home Thursday from Berkeley. California, where she attended summer school. A W. Cornutt of Eugene called on oldtime friends here last week. He is salesman for a stock tonic. Mrs. John Hakanson and son John of Oakland were guests at the M. A. Horn home last Thurs day. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Moore and daughter Lois have returned to Kansas. They had come here with the intention of locating, but Mr. Moore’s business plans failed to materialize. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rausch and son Norman of Abernathy . . spent the week end at the home of Mrs. Butte Mooney reevned and Mrs. Oscar Jackson. word that Mr. and Mrs. Milford Dean Jackson attended a 4-H Mooney, who are m California, picnic at Fall Creek Sunday. — the ----------- -------------------- r Mr and Mfs Melvin paui and are parents of a nine-pound girl born August 3. The baby has son Gene of Eugene spent Sunday been named Linda Fayre. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Mr. and Mrs. Butte Mooney and Haight. Gene remained to spend family visiterà Sunday at the the week here. Layng and Downs homes. Mrs. Theo. Joli son Erwin and Mr. and Mrs. Bain Morris of daughter Dorothy and Nate Joli Pengra were visitors over the of Eugene were Sunday guests at week end at the George Morris the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. home. Joli. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Flaten and children motored to Oregon City and called on Mr. Flaten's sisters family at Hubbard Sunday. and Aug. 16.—Ralph Lancaster Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Haney, who children and Mrs. Ethel Grider and son, Harry Cline, of Culp made a business trip to Tokland. Creek spent Sunday at the home Washington Monday, have traded of Mrs. Grider’s daughter, Mrs. .heir farm here for a store, service station and camp ground at Tok Howard Keene. Delmer Benston spent several land, and will move to Washing days last week with his cousin. ton Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Friends and children, new owners Billy Keene, of Creswell. Ruth and Alma Chapman of of the Haney farm, will also move Mosby Creek spent Friday with here the fore part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bach left Mrs. Mary Enright. Several of the young folks from Tuesday morning for San Francis here charivaried the newlyweds, co, taking Mr. Bach's brother Ted Mr. and Mrs. Tom Partney, in to spend some time at the home Cbttage Grove one evening last of their sister, where he wiill re ceive treatments for arthritis. week. Lewis Conley came home Satur Miss Ursula Pauli, sister of Mrs. day from Smith River where he Bach, accompanied them. Mrs. E. J. Sears received a tele had been the past month fighting gram Monday evening announcing fire. F. T. Benston returned Satur- the death of her brother, Joe Wid- dav from Spanaway. Washington, dersheim, at Yakima, Washington, where he had spent two weeks hospital. He had been ill just a with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. few days. He spent last winter here at the Sears home and with Adam Benston. Bert Cline and Frank Hender- another sister, Mrs. William Ho- son of Glendale spent Monday gate. in Cottage Grove. A number from here went to' with Mr. Cline's daughter, Mrs. the Cloverdale community Tues Howard Keene. day to the public auction. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Brown Advertisers Give the Community attended the I.O.O.F. picnic at a Newspaper. Patronise Them. the city park in Cottage Grove Tuesday evening. Manufacturers of Red Rose Butter and Ice Cream Joins in WELCOMING YOU TO THE FAIR Friday and Saturday, August 26 and 27 Cottage Grove Armory and COMMUNITY PICNIC & BARBECUE Saturday, August 27—City Park Mosby Creek A group of neighbors gathered Sunday evening and chiarivaried Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cline, recent newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. George Foster and children of Thornton Corners, Gladys Lancaster and Harry- Castle were dinner guests Sunday at the Melvin McGuire home. Mrs. Loyal Leabo and children are visiting with Mrs. Leabo’s mother, Mrs. Lee Dugan, while Mr. Leabo is away working. Mrs. Frank Stout and children, and Dora Lee Bridwell have gone to the bean yards near Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tullar of Eu gene were Sunday evening guests at the Lee Dugan home. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Jenkins and son, Carl, of Cottage Grove were guests Sunday at the Fred Over- ton home. Faye Lebow who is working in Eugene, spent Wednesday and Thursday at her home here. Clifford Lebow- spent the week end with his home folks here. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Tonoli of Fall Creek spent the week end at the James Lebow home. R. D. Cline of Missouri visited one day last week with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cline. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jones of Peach Springs. Arizona, visited a few days last week at the Roy Kennedy home. Harvey Taylor of Cottage Grove visited last week at the Howard Taylor home. Guests Sunday at the Roy Ken nedy home were Mr. and Mrs. Verne Keahea and Jack Keahea of Creswell, and Mr. and Mrs. . Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kelly of Cottage Grove have moved onto the William Sorenson place. A number from here attended the shower given Monday at Do- rena for the Lot Wagner family, whose home was destroyed by fire last week. Leonard King, who had been at Reedsport helping to fight fire, returned to his home here last week. The Milton Layng family spent Sunday with Mrs. Layng’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rowe Awbrey at Gowdyville.______________ _______ Get Lots of Heat Where You Need It This Winter With A New Montag Circulator Graber - Gettys Hardware — Roofing Material — Fencing Logging Supplies Mount View Aug. 16.—Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barba and Mrs. Francis Holaman of Santa Rosa, California, were re cent guests at the home of Mrs. Tolaman’s daughter, Mrs. Asa Lane. The Henry Russum family pic nicked Sunday with relatives at Dorena. Mrs. Ben Fix of Hermiston was a guest last week of an aunt, Mrs. Amanda Sears. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Plunkett of Fairview have moved into the Wes Chrisman house. Mrs. Harry Williams accom panied Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Wil liams of Cottage Grove to Behem- ia Sunday for huckleberries. Elwyn Johnson of Portland is a visitor at the home of an uncle, M. C. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Schneider attended the annual Schneider- Runk reunion Sunday at Lorane. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McNeal of Roseburg were visitors recently of Mr. McNeal’s aunt, Mrs. Asa Lane. _________________ When You Think of Approaching School Days— think of the quality lines of wearing apparel carried by THE MEN’S TOGGERY Cottage Grove on all your Food buying TOMATO JUICE. No. 2*/a 3 for 2&c; 8 ox., 3 for 10c TOMATOES. Crown Point, No. 2% ...... ...... 3 ior 29c ASPARAGUS. DelMonte, Med Green, picnic size 2 for 29c DEVILED MEAT. Libby’s, % -............. 3 ior SWEET POTATOES. Taylors No. 3 can 2 for 2&c JARS, Ball or Kerr, Reg —Quarts Dox 7&c PANCAKE FLOUR, Albers Flapjack 9 lb W 49c CORN. Custer, Cream Style, No. 303 can 3 for 25c STOKELY’S BABY FOOD » ¿ \ Tailored to your measure and ready to wear suits. — Large Assortment Slacks and Pants Prices to Fit Your Budget Cottage Grove, Ore. 12 for 6 for > _ — Introductory Offer Endorsed by American Medical Association and Good Housekeeping <•- ’2.81 'Fall <4in Maximum MILK Snowdrift SHORTENING Each ^c S-oz. Alber’s CORN FLAKES 1-pound can Each X01 Happyvale SALMON Robin Hood MARGARINE CRACKERS Delite Soda or Graham ^-pound box elbertas BUSHELS Our Peaches Will Be POTATOES Melons Kitchen Craft No Better Hardwheat ^Q-pound bag FLOUR Harvest Blossom All Purpose Hardwheat Drifted Snow 49-pound bag U. S. Inspected Fresh and Smoked Bacon Back, lb.......... Lite Lean Sugar Cured Bacon, lb........... ........ ■1.15 49-pound bug MEATS *1.35 Quality Pork Roast, lb. lö^C Young Pig Pork Pork Steak, lb... Choice Lean Cuts Pork Sausage, lb Country Style Sliced Bacon, ^Ib. pkg....15c Pure Lard, 10 lb. Eastern Sugar Cured 55 FLOUR Buy Now and Save * Lean Breakfast Bacon n About Noon Friday Oranges 3 <'« 2S FLOUR 49-pound bag * | CRATES 65- No. 2 Netted (iem Pork Week at Safeway’s Hardeman Hats Arrow Shirts—Allen A Sox Frosh Pants and Campus Cords Wil Wite Olympia Sweaters Zipper Wool Jackets Grayco and Arrow Ties Weyenberg Shoes A. W. Helliwell SAFEWAY RINGS THE BELL J Saginaw Get Rid of Those Big Knots Everything for Men Mr. and Mrs. Walter Abercrom- « claim for 95 cents filed by the ble of Nevada were visitors Sat-¡¡jttvian charge d'affaires ad In- urday at the L. K. Brumfield h rlm u| WaMhlnuton, D. C. The tome. foreign diplomat. It appears, was Mr. and Mrs. Francis Smith. I a recent visitor to Oregon. While Clayton and Myrtle Smith and Hob Whiteman who arc employed in in the state he purchased 19 gal a bean yard at Coburg, spent the lons of gasoline on which hr ¡»aid the state tax of five “ J*?1" week end at their homes here. Ben I-ay ng spent the week ••nd Ion. or a total of 95 cents. Hie Ijrivhm official promptly filed a with a cousin in Portland. claim for refund with Secretanf of State Hull who just us prompt I’wwe at Any Price. ly forwurdiil the claim on to Ore An international incident wan gon’s secretary of state. Ear! amicably settled this week when Si^rotary of State Snell approved Snell.__________ ______ _______ Open Kettle Rendered 18y2c
