THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, I93M.
THE SENTINEL COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
1 Iealth-O-G rams
“DON’T USE A COMMA WHEN NATURE AND YOUR
BETTER-SELF SAYS: ‘A FULL STOP.’
parents, Mr. and Mm. E. L. Mc-
Reynokis.
Mr. and Mm Walter Robinson,
Jack Robinson and John laimb
retumed Sunday from a week’s
trip to |5|y iml Klamath Falls,
They returned by way of Wiliam-
ette highway.
r airview
whlch the following were invited:
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Whitlock of
Gowdyvllle, Mr. and Mra. Martin
Foster of Cottage Grove. Mr. and
Mra. Ralph Witcher, Mr. and Mrs.
F L. Hockett, Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Tonole, Mr. and Mra. George
foster Mr. and Mrs Roy Crane,
Mr. and Mra. Frank Gireau and
J. A. Gallagher.
Mr. and Mra. Ralph Witcher
spent the week end in eastern
Oregon on a hunting trip.
Mr. and Mra. Earl Fisher of
Saginaw were guests Thursday
evening at the J. W. Fisher home.
Mr. and Mra. W. A. Keene vis­
ited Sunday at the Howard Keene
home at Saginaw.
Mra. Frank LaBlue and daugh­
ter Enid of Hebron spent Monday
with Mra. LaBlue’s sister. Mrs.
Joe Premazzi.
Mr. and Mra. Floyd McCul­
lough, who had been visiting Mr.
McCullough parents, Mr. and Mr*.
Frank McCullough, left Sunday
for their home in Longview,
Washington.
Mrs, Ida Garoutte. who has
been employed at the Vinal Ran-
dill home in Cottage Grove for
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several weeks, returned to her
home here last week.
C. A. Van Schoiack has been
A large crowd attended the confined to his bed the past. w<-ek
agricultural class conducted by recovering from injuries received
II. C. Williamson of Cottage
he fell from a ladder while
rhe first Patron-Teacher meet­ Grove Monday night. Different when
picking apples.
ing of th«* year was hold at the soils are being studied.
Vonda Powell of Mt. View is
high school Thursday night. Of-
The girl scouts held a meeting helping Mrs. Glen Gillispie for a
fkwm for the year are: Prcsl- Monday night at the high school.
«k’nt, Mrs. J. F. lorang; vice Mra. Verna Mauney will be cap­ while.
The farmers In this neighbor-
president, Mm. Ralph King, sec- tain the coming year. A meeting
rrtary-treasurer. Mrs. Lucille wax aIxo held by the troop com­ hixx! are busy getting their fall
crops planted.
Mitchell. Hot lunches for the mittee.
Warren Kelly accompanied
grade xch<x>l were discussed. The
The high school home ec class
county library wax discussed and have formed a home ec club to Fred Fleck on a hunting trip
It wax voted to send in n recom­ meet on Wednesday nights. Doris acrons McKenzie pass several
mendation in favor of the library, Hayes was elected president; days of last week, returning Sat-
Otis Lynch talked about care of Densa Hooker, secretary and Vel- urday. Mrs. Fleck visited with
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Shaw have
Mrs. Kelly during I their absence.
the gyrn floor. Mr. Mauney was ma Wilb. treasurer.
Mm. Oscar Jack and Mrs. Ed­ moved from the old Culver place
appointed floor manager at meet­
win Voss attended the Neighbor­ to Gillespie Comers.
ings A banner will be given each
John Simons from Brownsville
ly Neighbors club meeting held at
month to the room having the
the Rand home at Mt. View has moved his family to the old
largest percentage of pa rents
Shortridge place and has four
Wednesday of last week.
present at meetings. The fresh­
Miss Nina Chapman, daughter
children
in school here.
Mrs.
Clifford
Van
Schoiack
has
men and sophomores won this of Mr. and Mra. Clair Chapman,
Mra. Rose Belieu left Thursday
returned from Eugene, where she
month.
was operated on Monday for ad-
The girl xcoutx gave a camp­ noids and tonsils at the office of has been employi-d at the can­ for her home at Myrtle Point.
Mra. William Caviness of the
fire skit by singing and showing Dr. Harold Axley In Cottage nery for several months.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Gillispie of Grove was hostess on that date to
some of the scout work. The stage Grove.
Culp Creek were week-end guests a family group, which included
was decorated to represent the
Mra. Donald McGarvin and in­
forest. Scout pledge and flag fant son returned home Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gillispie Mra. Belieu and her sisters, Mrs.
salute and taj* were given by the from the McFarland maternity and on Sunday Mr. and Mm. Young and Mra. Smith of Hebron.
The Jolly Workers are to meet
Walter Dowens of Mt. View were
girls
Captain Mrs. Kathleen home.
all day on October 19 with Mrs.
guests also.
King presented second class
Mr. and Mra. Francis O’Hem
Mr. and Mrs. Otho Van Scho- Ab Ritchie as hostess, in the
badges to the following girls: and children of Watertown, South
Ruth and Anna Rowlctte, Helen Dakota, and Russell O’Hem of lack and daughter Josephine home of Mra. Charles Fuhrer.
Carl Kebelbeck arrived home
Dunn, Winnie and Fern lohrey Sioux Falls, Iowa, left Friday for spent the week end at the George
and Verna Powell. A moving pic­ their homes after spending a McHugill home at Oakland, and Saturday night from a twelve
ture showing air travel was wwk here with their parents, the Earl Higginbotham family of day trip to Santa Barbara. He re-
Grove looked after their ported one-half day of rain during
shown by Mr. Mauney.
Mr. and Mra. Mike O’Hem. Miss Cottage
the trip, having returned by the
things
during
their absence.
A group of nine ladles met at B. A. O’Hem and Allen O’Hem
Ceford Garoutte is employed coast route.
the grange hall Wcdnewlay and will remain here for a few weeks
John Kebelbeck and son Carl
with the Verne Garoutte logging
canned tomatoes for the hot longer.
and Jack Bowden of Salem left
lunch project In school. They met
Miss Elsie Black of Cottage camp at Disston.
The new county road across early Sunday morning for Kla­
again Monday and canned more Grove is spending this week with
the Garoutte place has recently math Falls, where Stanley Pieser
tomatoes. About 150 quarts in all. Mra F. M. Chapman.
expected to join the party for a
The jam were loaned by Mm. E.
Mra. Harry Reed. Mra. Joe been graveled and completed.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Miller have deer hunt, not to last over a
S. Addison and tomatoes were Lancaster. Mra. Robert Kenady
donated by several in the com­ and daughter Mabel and Mra returned from the Shoe String week.
J. A. Seagoe and daughter Mir­
munity.
Frank McGarvin and daughter country where Mr. Miller has iam arrived from Santa Barbara
A sjxTial grange meeting was Pauline attended a mother and been logging for sometime.
held Friday night. Drills and floor daughter banquet at the armory
Week-end and Sunday visitors Sunday night.
work were practiced and seven In Cottage Grove Monday eve­ at the C. A. Van Schoiack home
Miss Florence Kebelbeck re-
new members were voted on. ning.
were the Frank Hills family of turned home Friday night from a
Obligations will be given to four-
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Miller Roseburg and Mrs. Mary’ Mc- three-day visit in the Grove with
twn new memben Tuesday night and
children Betty Gene and Les­ Cargar of Grants Pass and the her grandmother, Mrs. Caroline
ns follows: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ter and
Miss Ethel and Dale Rob­ Alvis Wicks family of the Grove. Kebelbeck.
Franklin. Mm. Harriet Kempston, inson spent
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kelly of
Philip Hersey was home from
the week end in Port­
Lyle Scott. Russell Hensling, Lyle land.
Mt. View were dinner guests Portland to spend the week end.
Conrad. Otis Lynch. Darwin
of his parents. Mr. and
The Mountain States Power Sunday
Damewood, Mr. and Mm. Berry*
Mrs. Fred Kelly.
PRETTY FLOWER GARDEN
company
installed
a
transformer
Mauney, Mr. and Mm. loslle on the Wards butte line last week
Godard and Mr. and Mrs. Dolph
Mr and Mrs. C. Mulvihill, who
for Chas. Arnold and Mr. Arnold
Dillon
live in the southwest part of the
has
equipped
his
home
with
elec
­
Mr. Bridget armer, who had tricity.
city have one of the show places
Mrs. R. B. Dixon attended a of this section in a flower and
been visiting his nephews, Ernest
Mrs.
Pete
Briggs
of
Culp
Creek
shower for Mra. Hazel Rose Kel­
and loron Trefry, has returned
visited Friday with Mrs. George ley in Cottage Grove Wednesday vegetable garden. While the flow­
to California.
ers are not as beautiful as they
at the home of Mrs. H. C. Rose. have been owing to the lateness
Mr. and Mra. Cole from Okla­ Alleman.
Mrs.
Edith
Wenady
and
daugh
­
homa have moved on the Gowing
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Boggs < °* * of the season they are still very
ter Mable and son Ronald Dean Oakridge have moved into Mrs.
place.
Mm. Albright and children spent Sunday with Mrs. Kenady’s Mamie Beidler’s small house. Mr.
have moved on the Roy Shermnn mother, Mrs. Hickey, at Dorena. Boggs Is the local agent for the
Mike O’Hem, who has been Rawleigh products.
place Mr. and Mm. Sherman will
very seriously ill, is improving
spend the winter in Arizona.
Mrs. John Willian was a visitor
Claud Dawson and daughter and Is able to be around the recently of Mrs. B. F. McCullum,
that tie are visiting the E M. house again.
who recently moved to Cottage
Dunn, John Skelton and E. C.
Litle Frankie
McGarvin of Grove from Culp Creek.
Hereidcen families. Adrian Daw­ London, who has spent two weeks
Mrs. George Foster was a vis­
son, who attends O.S.C., spent with his grandparents, Mr. and itor Wednesday of Mrs. George
the week end here visiting his Mrs. Frank McGarvin, went home Alleman at Divide.
father and sister.
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Eppenbaugh
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Woods of
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. McRenyolds of Lynx Hollow were visitors one
Winchester bay are spending sev­ and Mr. and Mrs. George McRey­ evening last week of Mr. and
eral Weeks with a brother Ray- nolds and daughters Georgenia Mrs. Frank Gireau.
mond and family.
Mrs. Rolxrt Fischer of Eugene
and Barbara attended a picnic at
The Ugo Igo club met at the the Chas. Powell place near Black waa a visitor recently of an aunt,
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home of Mrs. Bertha Ru Lou Fri- Butte Sunday. Other members of Mrs. J. W. Fisher.
<1 tv afternoon After the business the picnic were Mr. and Mrs.
George Bowers of Bly, who Is
meeting members went to the John Overholzer of Silk Creek, here to spend ten days with his
home of Mrs. Mabel Herendeen
Powell and family of Cot­ father, B. F. Bowers, at Mosby
when- a group of friends had James
tage
Grove
and the Chas. Powell creek, visited Sunday at the C.
gathered to give her a house family.
R. Trent home.
warming in her new home.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Premazzi and
Mr. and Mrs. Loraine Porter of daughter spent Sunday at the
table and pillow were presented
accompanied
by a Martin Foster home in Cottage
Mrs. Herendeen by the group. Langlois,
Games were conducted by Mrs. daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Grove.
Ru Ix>u. Mrs. Nettie Moore and Mrs. Cecil Blaylock of Coquille,
Mrs. Julia Gover and son Henry
Mrs. Lottie Lohrey won prizes. were week-end visitors of Mr. of Cottage Grove and Mr. and
and
Mrs. .Donald McGarvin. Mr. Mrs. S. M. Starner of Idaho were
The time was spent making quilt
bkK-ks. Refreshments were serv­ and Mrs. Porter are parents of Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. McGarvin and Mrs. Blay- Mrs. R. B. Dixon.
ed to seventeen ladies.
Grover Woods. Raymond Woods lock is a sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Premazzi
K. P. McReynolds of Medford were hosts at a dinner party at
and sons LcRoy and Bobbie vis­
ited their parents at Albany Sun­ is spending this week with his their home Wednesday evening to
day.
15c Cigarettes ___ 12c
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Herendeen
Bull Durham _____
. 4c
came up from Medford Saturday
with a load of household goods.
P.A., tin 10c, lb___ 69c
When
You
Think
of
Power
Washing
Machines
—
Mrs. Herendeen remained and
Mr. Herendeen returned to Med­
50c Mennen skin bracer 39c
INSTINCTIVELY YOU THINK OF
ford Sunday. They will live in
50c Lavori« ---------------- 39c
the house recently vacated by the
25c
Listerene
23c
Jay Purbaugh family.
Mrs. Whitney of Santa Bar-
35c Ponds Cold Or........ 25c
l»ara, California, is visiting at the
40c Colgate giant shave 37c
home of a daughter, Mrs. Harry
Farrar.
30c Bromo Seltzer ......„ 25c
(Electric and Gasoline Powered Washers)
A home comira; will be held at
60c Alka Seltzer............ 49c
the Christian church November
Why be satisfied with less than the best, which usually
30c Mentholatum .......... 27c
6. All old members who have be­
longed here are invited to at­
is also the cheapest over the years of its life?
35c Pepsodent T. pwdr. 19c
tend A dinner will be served at
39c
50c Vicks nose drops
noon.
Chiropractic Physician
Cottage Grove
Lorane
Hebron
Divide
♦
Thornton Corners
We can make any­
thing of wood.
Tanks
Plate Glass
Cottage Grove
Mfg. Co.
attractive. A person of ordinary
heighth is almost hidden in a
mass of blooms, so tall are the
flowem, and if you are partial to
a special color, you are almost
sure to find it here.
Two reasons are assigned for
the particular success of the
flower garden. One is the special
care given the flowers in cultiva­
tion and the other is due to the
fact that Mr. Mulvihill irrigates
from the river, supplying needed
moisture during
the growing
season with the use of an electric
p i np.
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30 SOUTH 6th ST.
KELLY’S
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35c Vicks Vapo rub......
60 Jaynes vermifuge
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35c Sloan linament ___
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Sno Pure ________ ___
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27o
49c
23c
29c
20c
15c
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Regular $2.00 Schick Razor,
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Buoy Cream, all for .... 59c
RED E AID
50c Cod Liver Oil Con­
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SPECIAL
6-oz. Throat Gargle ..... 10c
Baby Food
Similac ____________
Dextra Maltose ..........
SMA ...........................
98c
63c
98c
FREE—Gardenia Cologne
with any 37c purchase of
Colgate products.
FREE—50c Denture Bath
with 60c size Stera Clean.
FREE—Daggett & Rams­
dell Tissue Cream with
$1.00 jar Golden Cleans­
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. 49c
Rubber Rain Cape
. 10c
Rat-tail comb .......
. 29c
Flash Light ...... ....
$1.19
Lunch Kit ..............
Electric Kitchen Clock $2.60
FREE—Mennen Skin Brac­
Bridge Mix Hallow’een
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Candy 29c ..................
Shaving Cream.
Alarm clock .................. 98c
Hot Water Bottles........ 59c 40c Fletcher Castoria _ 31c
Electric Toaster ............ 98c 50c Hinds Hand Lotion 39c
Ever Ready Pen Light 59c 35c Italian Balm............ 27c
49c 50c Chamberlains Lo. .... 42c
Bath Brush
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