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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1939)
TIIU»MMMY, APRIL 13, 1939 THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON Mr. and Mrx. W. D.Abel had as week-end guests Mr. Abel's broth er Clive, and Mrs. Abel of Aber deen, Washington. Now is the time to buy your spring needs while prices are low. Lots of new Items, too. Remember you wave at Petersen’s. Men’s Spring SUITS by STYLE-MART If you are looking for a Smart style in the Newest Colon, with Quality at Low Prices — Let us how you. Garage Building Is Sold to Nelson Broj The building formerly occupied Mr. and Mrs. Knaffle Haynes and Mrs. Fay Allison were week- by the H. A H. Garage and locat end guests in McMinnville at the ed on fifth street, near the cor home of Mrs. Haynes’ brother, ner of Fifth and Main street, has Frank Webster. Mrs. Emma Web been sold to N. J. and Homer C. ster, mother of Mrs. Haynes who Nelson, It was announced yester The sale was ---------- made by the accompanied them, remained for day. m —' a longer visit at the home of her hirst National Bank Incidentally tms this building was built for N. J. son. Nelson in 1923 by B. K. Lawson 1 Mrx. Willbnn Baimbridge and and Mr. Nelson has been in busi- I Miss Belle Burkholder drove to ness at this location three times I Salem Friday to visit Heston prior to the recent sale. However, I Balm bridge who is improving the recent purchase was made ax rapidly. While there, they visited an investment only and neither the Bauer water Gardens and al of the new owners plan to enter so met Albert Anderson, a school business. The fixtures in the mate of Miss Burkholder, and building will be liquidated as sible. brother of Mrx. Hugh Trunnell of rai learned that Homer the Latham vicinity. C. Nelson bought half interest in I James Cox and son Calvert of the Nelson property located on Yoncalla visited Saturday with North 10th street from his broth Mr. Cox’ sister, Mrs. Sam War- er. This property, known as the , ren, who has been confined to her Haskins property, will be improv home for the past four months on ed along with the garage build account of an accident. ing. Vinal Randall and Cleo More- lock drove to Portland Friday where Mr. Randall attended a meeting of the Fuller paint dis tributors. MCHURCHES GEORGE'S DAIRY MOVES TO NEW LOCATION George W. Marquardt, manager of George’s Dairy, has purchased the Art Smith farm on Row river consisting of sixty acres and has moved the dairy equipment from the South Sixth street location to the farm. Mr. Marquardt an- "ounc«! that he was adding new equipment and modernizing his plant and would install a pasteur- ization plant. Harry Rentle Bicycle, Key and Gun Work Lawn Mowers Sharpened dence near the west side school and plans on moving in town, it was understood. We Are Showing the largest stock of new and used furni ture ever shown in the history of our store We invite you to come in and get our special prices M c L aughlins 4 Stores Next to Diane Theater. »12^.. «22¿S First Christian Church. E. L. Gus Burgland is reported seri ously ill in a Eugene hospital, Kechley, Minister. — 9:45 a. m., suffering with an attack of Bible school, Mm Hazel VanNort- wick, superintendent. 11:, morn dropsy. ing devotions. Anthem. Sermon. Alterations Free Mm. Frank Tunrer and Mrs. J. After the Resurrection.” 6:30 C. Klopfenstein last week receiv- p. m., Christian Endeavor. 7:30, ed word of the death of a sister- evening service, inspirational song in-law, Mrs. M. E. Jackson, which service. Evangelistic sermon. Bap SEE OUR NEW LAMB KNIT SWEATERS occurred at Rollo, Missouri. tismal service. 8:00 p. m. Wed nesday, prayer service. 8:00 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Glen McKibben Thursday, young people’s Bible We Oire and Redeem S.AH. Green Stamps of Portland spent the week end study. 8:00 p. m. Friday, choir re with Mrs. McKibben’s parents. hearsal. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Amest. First Baptist Church, Henry W. Vaughn Benson was taken to a Eugene hospital Wednesday for Davis, pastor.—Bible school 10 treatment of an infected arm a. m.; public worship with sermon caused by a cable scratch receiv at 11 a. m. Sermon theme, "After Easter, What?” Young people’s ed a few days ago. Cottage Grove, Oregon. meeting. 6:30 p. m. Evening ser Mrs. Jennie Nichols arrived vice, 7:30. Mid-week prayer ser Tuesday from San Francisco for vice, Thursday night. Miss Mary Jane Smith, who is a visit with her granddaughter, attending Oregon State college at Mm. Donnell Allen and family. Catholic Church. Father An Corvallis, «pent the Easter week thony Gerace. — Maas each Sun Lewis Wilson, who attends end here with her parents, Mr. • school in Portland, spent the day at 9:30 a. m. except the fourth and Mm Joe Smith. week end at the home of his Sunday when the hour is 8 a. m. mother, Mrs. George Sweet, in Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Nelson and Hall and Johnston, Real Estate, Methodist Episcopal Church, E. son Bob spent the Easter week Gowdyville. M. Tilton. Pastor. — Sunday end in Portland. BEEKEEPER, PRODUCE LI school. 9:45, James Tedford, Supt. Mary E Schooler of Coquille Miss Carolyn Grannis of Port Forenoon service, 11, sermon sub CENSES NOW DUE fxirrhaxed the Blue Moon cafe land arrived Saturday ta spend ject, "The Spiritual Necessity;’’ from Mm. Mabel Gates about a the Easter week end with her SALEM — Produce operator li- evening service. 7:30, sermon sub week ago. parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Gran censes and bee registrations are ject. "Abide With Us." Young Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Stinnett nis. now due in Oregon, according to people's meetings, 6:30. Fireside study group, 8:30, Mrs. Harry Jr. are the parents of a daughter, Mrs. l^nora Pyburn and Miss the state department of agricul Abigail Ruth, boro April 7 in Eu Louise Hallyburton of Eugene ture. In both cases the due date Lewis, hostess. Prayer meeting, gene. Mr. Stinnett is a former were Easter day guests of Mrs. was April 1, but the department Thursday, 7:30. resident. Pyburn'« mother, Mrs. Welcome is making some adjustments be- Christian Science Society, 242 cause of delays caused by the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Erwin of Hubbell, and sister, Mrs. Ere el long session of the legislature, Second St.—Sunday school, 9:45; Loa Angeles. California, are Anlauf. IL subject, though insisting on immediate forenoon service, guests this week at the home of "Doctrine of Atonement.” Eve licensing. Miss Dorothy Gallo, who is at- a cousin, Roy Short. Produce operators are being ning service second Wednesday of tending business college In Port- ____ ____ licensed under the act passed by each month at 8 p. m. The Bible, Mrs. Virgil Coates of Wendling, land, spent the Easter week end «laughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. here with her parents._____________________ legislature. Licenses are Christian Science literature and required of wholesale produce the writings of Mary Baker Eddy Howard of this city, underwent a Mrs. A. C. Loucks left Friday dealers and - retail - produce ped- may be borrowed or purchased major operation today (Thurs- before or after the Wednesday <lay) at the Eugene hospital. Mrs. for Oakland, California, where dlers. she will visit a son. service. Coates’ children Tommy, Patricia anti Dicky are staying at the Sunday visitors at the F. L. MRS. ROSE NEWLAND DIES The Baptist church reports Howard home while the mother is Grannis home were Miss Dorothy IN CALIFORNIA three conversions at the morning in the hospital. Jenson and Miss Elaine Utterman Rose Newland, mother of service Easter Sunday and one ad Eugene and S. M. Turnley of 1». m V Mr. and Mrs. Sol Wirth of of Portland the ate Charles N. Newland of dition to the church at the eve Klamath Falls visited over the this city, passed away early Sat- ning service. The three Easter week end with Mrs. Wirth's par Mr. and Mrs. Martin S. Foster urday morning at the age of 97 converts, with eight others, were ents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Young. spent the week end in Salem with at the borne of a daughter in baptised at the close of the eve-! The Wirths are former residents. Mrs. Foster’s mother, * Redding, California. Mrs. New ning sermon, making a total of land was well known here as she twelve being received into the Mrs. Doria Norris of Medford Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mueller and had lived here several years with church membership. and Miss Hallie Willits of Rose small son of Silverton were East- her son and. at his death about burg were week end guests of er holiday visitors at the home of The world's largest barbecue their mother, Mrs. Minnie Willits. Mrs. Mueller's parents, Mr. and a month ago, had gone to Cali fornia to make her home with a pit, big enough to roast 15 tons The Rev. E. L. Kechley return Mrs. T. C. Wheeler. Mr. Mueller daughter, Mrs. Edna M. Dean. of meat at a single heating, will ed from Portland Tuesday where and Rex Wheeler spent Monday Her death was caused by pneu be operated in the Happy Valley monia and partly by grief at the Ranch concession on Treasure Is he attended a board meeting of salmon fishing on the Umpqua. loss of her son. land’s gaudy Gayway. the Oregon Christian Missionary Miss Anna Daugherty of Seat society as a representative of the tle, who had been visiting at the CARD OF THANKS Central district. home of her brother, W. H. Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Schultz Daugherty, left last Wednesday We wish to express our appre and Mrs. Applewhite spent the for Newport to visit relatives. ciation for the many acts of kind- Easter week end in Ashland vis Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Dear of Cor- ,nes^ a?d iting Mr. and Mrs. Timothy vallia were week-end guests at the us during the illness and death of Kearney and grandson. Charles home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Shof- our loved one, Gerald B. Conner. Brown, former residents of Cot The thoughtfulness of our friends stall. tage Grove. has meant much to us. We also Mr. and Mrs. George Jacobsen appreciated the beautiful floral Grace Hood of Eugene spent the Easter week end here with were week end visitors in Port- offerings. Mrs. June Conner, Mr. and her parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. ; land at the home of their son Mrs. Chas. Conner, Mr. and Mrs. Howard. R. G. Conner. 35-ltp Charles Matthews of Portland Mrs. Leon Morton and daugh- Box Letter Flies. Sentinel ter Jacle left Thursday of last visited this week at the home of Sentinel want ads null. week for Portland. Jacie returned his son George. home Saturday with Mrs. W. A. Woodard and son Carlton. Mrs. Morton remaining for a longer visit. Garden and Farm TOOLS Hoes, rakes, garden hose, cultivators, lawn mowers and other implements for lawn, garden and farm. CITY BRIEFS I Mrs. Boyd Rasmussen of Pow ers arrived Saturday to spend a week here with her parents, Mr. I and Mrs. C. E. Umphrey. Mr. and Mrs. William Ashworth of Eugene spent Sunday at the N. E. Compton home Mrs. Joe Schneider left Friday for Klamath Falls, where she joined her daughter, Miss Forest Schneider, who teaches In that city. The two then left from that' •city for San Francisco for a visit. I Mrs. Fanny McKinney of Med ford arrived Friday to visit at the home of a niece, Mrs. D. W. Sturges. P.D.G. Club Garden rummage «ale, Saturday at the Irish-Swartz store, 10:00 a. m. to 5:00 p. m. 35-ltc Rod Rose Batter and Ice Cream. Ask for them. O. G. Creamery, tf Stewart for plumbing, 317 J. phone IMfo BARTELS’ MARKET AND GROCERY Phone 55 Free Delivery Specials Friday and Saturday *Pork Ham Pork Shoulder Roast Bulk Lard 4 lbs 12^c lb. Roast 16y2c lb Gem Nut Oleo 39c 2 lbs................ 25c Fresh Ground Beef Pork Sausage 3 lbs 2®c 2 lbs...............29c Bacon Squares Large Loin Pork Jowls liy2c lb. 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