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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1939)
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 12, 1939 THE SENTINEL, POTTAGE PROVE. OREGON Let’s Go Buy! Buy! Men’s Plaid Shirts Dress Shirts For Sport New Patterns Fine Materials or Work Ladies Print Umbrellas Men's 100% fur « Warmth YdlSc Men’s Hats Wool Sox *' Ww Railings — Fireescapes — Sidewalk Doon Etc. Structural—Steel—Fabricators, General Machine Shop Welding and Foundry Service A son was bom to Mr. and Mrs Odus Williams Saturday. Q Z 80 Square No Better Print Can Be Purchased for Even 25c yd New Styles Various Materials Ornamental Iron Mr. and Mrs Schofield Stewart «nd Dr. and Mrs. W. E Lebow left Tuesday for San Francisco where they plan to spend a few days visiting the exposition. While The Prices Are LOW Men 's George Hewitt of Marshfield Is visiting at the J. B Leonard home. He and Mr. Leonard plan to »Spend the week end hunting. EUGENE FOUNDRY & MACHINE CO. Eugene, Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Atwood Foster re turned last Friday after an ab- sence of 12 days. They visited Mr. Foster's sister, Mrs. Harry Ent, tn Spokane, then visited Coulee dam and spent five days In Seattle. Introducing— Kenneth Shortridge. wno Js at tending the Glad Tidings Bible institute at San Francisco, has been visiting at the home of his mother, Mrs. Loretta Sbortridge. Hr returned to San Francisco Monday. the newly named Cottage Grove Service Station, formerly referred to as the Signal Station. Decision has been reach ed to re-name the station at Fifth and Main, for our city because the officials of the Signal Oil Co. had faith in Cot tage Grove trade area and visioned a substantial growth, therefore felt it fitting that the station should be named for our city. We will continue to feature Signal oil products and give you the best service possible with our new equip ment. Mrs. Nell Sarff and son Darrel went to Salem Sunday to attend the wedding of Mrs. Sarff s niece, Dorothy Lee Jones to John Foster Osdol Jr. Ladies* Pan ties Mr. and Mrs. Ray Watkins and son spent the week end deer hunting near John Day. Their 14-year-old son celebrated his birthday by killing a large buck with his first shot. Fine Assortment Good Values COTTAGE GROVE SERVICE STATION Schofield Stewart and Joe Grube of Pengra returned Mon day from a few days’ hunting trip near Westfir. They brought back a buck. 615 Main Street Grove l CITY BRIEFS Telephone 1054 JOHN WELLS, Manager Free Parking for Out-of-town Motorists Mr. and Mrs. Don Greening jpent the week end In Portland visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cox and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Martin and Mrs. Harold Tltus of Marcóla vte- Ited Sunday with Lee Cox and two sons made a business trip to Portland Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Warren. RADIO SEASON IS HERE LACK leads the faahion parade, B come the reports from Paris. S. T. Rose, Latham teacher, Mm. Martha Mamh, Mm. Mar This charming dinner dress is of is attending the institute today vin Harpole and Mrs Ray Vin- black crepe with a bustle and a se cent were Eugene visitom Mon and tomorrow in Corvallis. Mrs. quin top, under a jacket sequined Rose accompanied him to Corval day. only to the elbows lis. Dr. H. Axley, Ray Trask. S. L. Godard. Lloyd Griggs, Victor James Cox of Yoncalla visited Chambers and Flarl Stewart are Dallas Deere, who is employed hunting this week in eastern Ore Sunday with his sisters, Mrs. by the Southern Pacific railroad, Martha Mamh and Mm Sam has been transferred gon. to Red Warren. Bluff, California, for a period of six weeks. Miss Evelyn Weeldreyer, who Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Pickens left is attending college in Monmouth, Preparations are underway to The Rev. and Mrs. H. W. Davis ------------------- x|>ent the week end at the home the first of the week for a visit open Bob's Bowling Alleys, just of her father, H. H. Wecldreyer. with friends and relatives in Sa have moved from Eugene to Cot 7-tube console built-in an lem. They planned to visit the tage Grove for the Winter. They off Main street, the first of the Pacific International Exposition tenna. Short wave. Beauti will make their home at week. A crew of workmen nave 928 John Groves and H. R. Adams South Sixth street. been busy since Tuesday renovat returned Friday from a hunting before returning home. ful cabinets, Perfect tone, ing the interior and repairing and trip in the Bohemia district. They Mrs. Knaffk* Haynes, who has for as low as. Mr. and Mrs. J. Korst Jens and refinishing the equipment. The brought back a buck. been a i>atlent at the Sacred family are moving here from Sis interior walls will be calcimined The Rev. Ellsworth Tilton and Heart hospital in Eugene, follow ters. where they were located for and the woodwork repainted, ac Brighton Leonard returned Sat ing a major operation sometime several months. Mr. Korstjens cording to Bob Nelson, manager. urday from a hunting trip in the ago. was able to return home Sat- was here yesterday looking for a Some new equipment will also be recuperating satis- satis residence to rent. added later, he said. Bohemia district. They brought i urda y and is recuperating Table models, 5-tube, btrilt- Bowling has proved to be a back a large buck killed by Mr. ________ Mrs. Tom Foster and sons Bill popular winter sport in antennas. here the I4 ’nard Mr. anij Mm. Frank Miller and and Keith of Ashland visited at past several years and this win Mr and Mm. Clyde Umphrey ’S"? DaRon of the George Alleman home this ter will be no exception. Sponsors visited Sunday in Eugene with ,Wer® week and with friends and rela of the various teams are invited • • son and - daughter-in-law, - here for a short visit last week tives in Cottage Grove. to start preparing for the tourna their ment, which is scheduled to get Mr and Mm. Don Umphrey and with Bernard Thaxton. Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Sears and underway by November 1st. In Call for demonstration and hear them in baby. They attended the christen O. R. Richardson returned to family, who have been visiting ter-city tournaments will likely ing of their grandson. Mrs. Don your own home. his home in Seattle, Washington, for several days at the home of be arranged before the close of Umphroy’s (»rents. Mr. and Mrs. Saturday after a short visit at the his mother. Mrs. Amanda Sears, the season. Ralph Deck of Carlton, were also home of Mrs. W. O. Hubbell. He left by airplane Sunday for their present for the christening. had spent six months traveling _ home in Jacksonville. Florida. Seaman Sam calls his baby a in the east and in C "* They planned to go bv wav of mathematician because: it divides* James Tedford. John Markham, While In California he California. attended Chicago. his attention, subtracts from his George Fullerton and William E. the exposition. PHOn 73 pleasure, multiplies his worries Tedford are deer hunting this Mra- Ada Jones, Mr. and Mm. and adds to his misery.—Califor week in eastern Oregon. Mm. Joe Smith and Mrs. H. B. Roy Bellows and Miss Hallie Wil- nia Cub. , —__ Ferrin were visitors in Salem Sat- lit* of Roseburg visited Sunday Lowell Tedford, Roy and Jim urday. at the home of Mrs. Minnie Wil Typewriter, tor .chop! Sentinel | Rubber Stooge. Pede Ink. Tbe Sentinel Graham . Gene Bums and Chester lits. Mrs. Jones remained for a Allen returned Saturday from a Mrs. J. B. Leonard and children week’s visit. hunting trip in eastern Oregon. spent the week end in Eugene vis iting at the home of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lindquist Mr. and Mrs. George Matthews Mrs. William Ashworth. of Los Angeles spent the week and C. A. Beidler and daughter end at the home of Mr. and Mrs Jane left Wednesday morning to Jerry Homan spent Sunday in attend the fair In Sian Francisco. Portland where he attended the William Thum. 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