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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 15, 1940)
THUKSDAV. A Vil l ’HT 15, 1940 TH E SEN TIN E!/, COTTAGE GROVE OKEGON I Mr». Eldon Perrine a n d two children returned to their home at Seattle, Washington, Monday af ter a two weeks visit at the home of Mrs. Perrine's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. (kxlard. HARDW ARE 6 NEEDS 8. L. Godard lx spending the week at Sweethorne on a Job which he contracted recently. Mrs. D. A. Wilkinson of Port land is visiting this week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George McQueen while her hus band is attending a northwestern furniture market in Seattle. for every season Mr. and Mrs. Harold Doleman of Cathlamet, Washington, and Miss Ruth Dusenburg of Harris burg visited Mrs. D. P. Caldwell, Tuesday. Mr. Doleman, who is with the Standard Oil company, has been transferred to Eugene. including Mr. and Mrs. George Willough by of Empire visited relatives here over the week end and returned to their home Tuesday. the hot weather Mr. and Mrs. A. W, Shofstall and sons Bobby and Duane went to Seaside Friday, returning Mon day. Damon Scott took Mrs. Scott and two children to Grand Rnnde Tuesday to visit her sister for the remainder of the week. Mr. Scott returned W«*dnesday. G rab er - G etty s Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bennett and Mr. and Mrs. George Barrett and family spent Sunday at Crat er Lake. ------------ Mr. and Mrs. Willard Shrives of Eugene spent the week end visit ing her mother, Mrs. Esther Deere. Dependable Hardware Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith have Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson as guests at their cabin near and family left this morning for Scottsburg this week Mr. and a week's visit at Newport. Mrs. Charles Adams and daugh- ---- — ter of Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jennings and , „ w „ v - u i k j c - t . ™ , n - i Mr and Mr" W‘11 JcnninK* of Capt. and Mrs C. C. Cruson n ^ ^ ? liN 7 rON fo - Santa MonJca- California visited were visiting in Lebanon Monday. Estate Bargains, Dians, Rentals, the past week with the P. C. _______ O ffice No. 25 N. 7th St. <2-tfc Christensen family and with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Gilliland and Bob Jennines' brothers, Ferdinand children Margaret and Jimmy mo les Miller at their mine in tored »„red over o v e r the th e Wllamette W ll a m e t t e pass naxs a nd Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Geer are and James and th e parents of a seven pound son the Bohemia district. visited with Mrs Helen Bosk-v bom Tuesday August 13 at the ----------- Monday and Tuesday Mrs. Bosley Butler Maternity home. He has Mrs. Lloyd Swanson and chil- ts an aunt of Mrs. Gilliland, been named Robert D e a n d im and Mrs. Lena Sams and son ________ ------------ Norman took Mrs. Elsie Wells to Miss Beatrice Turtle, public Mr. und Mrs. D. H. Mercer and Cascadia Sunday for a two weeks’ health nurse, is spending a two daughter Carrol and Mr. and Mrs. visit. Mrs. Wells’ sister, Mrs. An- weeks vacation visiting coastal Omer Moore and daughters Sarah ton Gutafson of Newport is spend- points. Jane and Pauline of Corvallis ing the two weeks there with her. -------------- w ere visitors in Cottage Grove ------------ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hand and Sunday. Dorris Am est and Lorene Chris- daughter of Chelan, Washington, ------------ tensen returned Monday morning are visiting friends in Cottage Mr. and Mrs. Warren Edwards from a two weeks visit at the Grove this week. left Wednesday for a few days Christensen cabin at Lund Park. ----- —— visit in California. They plan to '* Mr. and Mrs. John Schafer are attend the San Francisco fair be- Mr. and Mrs. Robert French of »pcndins the week vacationing at fore their return. Salem stopped en route home »achats. from their wedding trip to Califor- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Boalaugh nia for a visit with his brother and 1-ortUml . r . „pend™ , h . T ^ - I n - l a w . Mr and M n, CUHU S £ £ ," o f Portland are spending ____ ___ mainder of the week visiting French, _______ mond and son and their guest, Roy friends and relatives here. ............... ..................... 5^ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beldler Iie8tu ° f M r » „ d m ™ S I. M a r k i n M r a™* daughter Jane and Mr. and week at, X ? ^ ’ ' te a n i^ M ^ N 7 ' f ^ o t n n J n d M r Mrs H?nry Molino spent the • of Mr Hammond. Compton’s two sistera. M n C D Barnett and Mrs. Minnie Fuller. who are guest, at hix home, left Sunday on a week's trip up the Oregon coast and to Bonneville „„d back b .rk home horn. over o v.r the .h . Wil' Wil. dam and lamette highway. Ma,thcW’ Cabin at Scottsburg. M lw a nn(, Herr of lx>s Angeles, California, Miss ” “ ” Averv of San Frm, cisco * « ¡3 Edgar C. Ordway of Eugene, traveling freight agent of the Southern Pacific railway was a business visitor here yesterday and whl,e here was * pleasant caller the Sentinel office. of Seattle, Washington art* guests Mr. and Mrs. Glenn St. Clair at the home of Mrs. Mamie Beld and family visited Sunday in Junc Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dickinson ler. tion City. o f Cottage Grove were among the guests at the Oregon Caves na Mr. an Mrs. Clarence Cox and Mrs. Loren Fletcher of Hood tional monument Monday. son Robert Ear, of Marcóla vis ited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. River is visiting her parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. McBride, Sam Warren and Phyllis Vincent. and Mrs. Charles Leveque at the Omar Apartments this week. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Carpenter and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Heck were • Mrs. Iona Reimers and mother among the local people who visited Mrs. Nellie Poindexter Lemly of —. , and ,, Crater Lake Sunday, driving over Spokane, Washington are visiting r J in ih the new Willamette highway. at the Ralph Hawley home. ¡J^'™ JoraSback trip ^ in to ^ the Mr. and Mrs Buck Cagle left ««nfiirriA v t o r a v is it tn th e o ld visit to the old S Saturday S X “ y for ' Steamboat country. They were V***1 Elder ° f Joined over the week end by Scho- i t “S , hSSnS” o f 3 ? st— " E*w "- ley plan to re- ,,na South Carolina. They er easier. and Mr, Mrs. iinm Harper Casler. turn by way of New Orleans and ------------ Los Angeles, California. D. D. Boyd accompanied by his nephew, Harold Nightingal. who Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bressler re- is here for a two weeks visit from turned last week from a fort Seattle, Washington, spent Sunday night’s visit with Mrs. Bressler's fishing at North Lake. parents at Clearwater, Nebraka and other points in Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wiser re- turned recently from a sightseeing Mr. and Mrs. Atwood Foster left trip Into Canada. They ferried Tuesday morning for Salem to be from Vancouver, B. C., over to gone a week. Pastor Donald Fee Nanaimo and drove down the is- o f Corvallis will speak In Pastor land to Victoria, then to Port An- Foster’s place Sunday. geles, Washington and home. ________ Schofield Stewart for Plumbin bing, Batter and Ice 1-tfc Phone 217J. C. O. g ’38 '36 ’36 ’36 *36 ’36 ’36 ’36 ’27 "J— ” Plymouth Coupe — *---------------------- $676.00 Plymouth Coupe .................................... $446.00 Pontiac Sedan _____________ ______ $426.00 Pontiao Sedan __________________ .... $426.00 Ford 2-door ___ ___________________ $446.00 Ford 2-d oor___ _______ ____- ......- .......$446.00 Ford 2 -d o o r ______ _________ _______ $446.00 Terraplane Sedan .................................. $260.00 Hudson Sedan ......................... ............... $ 46.00 MARTIN MOTORS - ___ . ...J Recent visitors at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. Will McGee were Mrs. Louie Sigmund of Sa- Jem and Mrs. Irv Cutforth and Miss Arnie Harding of Gervais. Mosby Creek . _ Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Ramsey and »on Richard of Vancouver spent ‘he week end at the Harry Castle home. Mrs. Irma Castle and children wcnt with some friends from Eu- gene to O Dell lake and spent the week end. Francis Gilcrtat of Klamath Falls visited last week with her cousin, Jessie Overton. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lebow and family have gone to spend a few weeks on the coast. Mrs. Agnes Lewis of Wheatland, California, visited last week at the home of a niece, Mrs. Lee Dugan. Mr. and Mrs. Art Jenkins of Smith River and Mr. and Mrs. Herald Kirk of Creswell were call- I era Sunday at the Bert Myera _____________ . , home. DON’T LET THE FIRST COLD SNAP CATCH YOU. Bring us your stoves for re pairs. W e reline heaters and circulators of all descrip tions. Cottage Grove Foundry 326 South Tenth Wm. W. Griffith Rites Are Held at Oregon City Tues. Rites for William Walter Grif fith were held at Oregon City Tuesday afternoon and interment was made in an Oregon City cem etery. Mr. Griffith, aged 29, em ploye of the Row River Lumber Co., died in a Eugene hospital Saturday evening, August 10th, following an operation. He had been a resident of this section for ten months, coming here from Beaver Creek and had lived in Oregon all of his life. He wax bom September 24, 1911 at Clarks, Oregon and was mar ried November 25, 1932 to Emer ald Marie Heft at Vancouver, Washington. He was a member of the Congregational church and the Lumber and Timber Workers Un ion. Surviving are his widow and a daughter, Mildred Elaine of Dor- cna, and his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Griffith of Oregon City, a half brother, Thomas Parry of Vancouver, Washington and two sisters, Mrs. Ethan Clarke of Oak Grove. Oregon and Mary E. Grif fith Of Portland, Oregon. Hebron Mrs. Ida M. White will enter tain the Jolly Workers in the af ternoon on August 21st. They are to meet in the Addison Heath home. On August 7th the club met in Cedar creek grove all day. Harvey Clark is building a new bam on his dairy ranch. Mrs. Judd Doolittle and daugh ter Donna have returned from De troit, Oregon, where Mr. Doolittle has been employed by the govern ment. The William Simons family moved to the E r n e s t Heaton homestead on Cedar creek recent ly The Land thresher left Monday afternoon after threshing for John Kebelbeck and Frank Geer. Mrs. Young’s nephew, George Boren of Myrtle Point, recently suffered bad fractures of an arm and also a kneecap in a logging accident. Miss Marian Seagoe of Santa Barbara arrived Friday for a two week’s visit at the J. IL Seagoe home. She was accompanied by a sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. W attles and children Alice and Sidney, who live at Bakers field. The Add Heath family camped Saturday night at Diamond lake, visiting Crater Lake, Sunday. The Ab Ritchie family has sold their place and moved to a new location. W ORKERS N EED ED FOR NATIO NAL D E FE N SE Qualified workers a r e needed for many kinds of national defense work according to the civil ser vice commission and forms for filing applications may be obtain ed at any first or second class post office. Iron workers, instrument mak er, tool and gauge designer, in strument repairman and other positions connected mainly with shipbuilding are open for qualified J Divide Alan Reed returned yesterday from a two week's visit with rela tives in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bash who live on one of the McGarvin places have a son and Mr Bash’s parents from Los Angeles visiting PHILCO REFRIGERATOR gives you the G IA N T-SIZE FROZEN FOOD COMPARTMENT thorn. Herschel Phillips of New Ark, California, came last week for a visit at the F. M. Chapman home. Mrs. Phillips and daughter Billie Nadine have been visiting Mrs. Phillips’ parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Chapman for three weeks. Walter Robinson accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Orel McLaughlin of London on a fishing trip to East lake over the week end and re port a good catch of trout. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGarvin and son Dale and a sister, Mrs. Will Norris of Cottage Grove vis ited a brother, Marion Berge and family of Albany Monday. Mrs. McGarvin remained for a week to care for her stater-in-law, Mrs. Berge. who is ill. Mrs. Kate Libby of Seattle who has been visiting her stater, Mrs. Nell Tapp for a month, left for her home Saturday. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGarvin this week are Mr. and Mrs. Donald and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McGarvin and a sister, Mrs. George Hardin and three children of Portland. Tom Nixon, who was a former resident of th.’s place, is seriously ill at his home in Free Water. Mr and Mrs. W. O. Saunders of Cushman, who have been visit ing Mrs. Saunders’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mackey, left Tues day for their home. Mrs. Saunders will teach in the Cushman school again this winter. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Miller and children and Mr. Miller’s sister, Mrs. Edna McGarvin and son Frankie spent Sunday at Flor ence. Mrs. Cecil Percell visited Mon day with Mrs. Evelyn Leabo. DRY COLD, M OIST COLD The CONSERVADOR *119u.o’2 0 9 - F.O.B. Factories, Inclodtng 5-year Protection Plan. GROVE HARDWARE Phone 18 COME IN ' G e t O u r Easy Terms'. Everyday Savings On National Advertised Items at Thrift-Wise, the store that brought you cut-rate prices to Cottage Grove. 83c Pond’s Cold Cream ............... ......... 59c 40c Fletcher’s Castoria 31c 25c Kotex or Modess 20c 25c Carter’s Liver Pills 19c 75c Fitch’s Shampoo 59c 50c Playing Cards 35c 75c Upjohn’s Citrocarbonate, 4-oz. — 57c Cut-Rate Prices on all Tobaccos S1.2Ä AbeorMne 60c Alit* Seltzer 49c Jr. 98c Look Smith - Short Grocery Cottage Grove’s Largest Home Owned Grocery. Phone 1 FREE- On Saturday, September 14th, we will give away free the following items. See our window, ask us for details. 1 Prise—100 lb. sack 0 A H Sugar. 2nd P rise—Glass Coffee Maker. 3rd Prise—49-lb. Sack IGA Floor. 4th P rise—Alarm Clock. 6th Prise—Crome Fry Pan. 6th Prise—Ladies* Silk Stockings. 7th Prise—Ovenware Dish. 8th Prise—2-pieoe Silverw are Set. 9th Prise—3-lb. Can Preferred Stock Coffee. 10th Prise—1 Pair 8-inch Eversharp Shears. 11th Prise—Silver Oake Server. 12th Prise—Can Staley’s Syrup. 13th Prise—3-lb. Can Formay. T o be certain of results be certain of youT sugar, insist on America's Favorite G-H PURL CAM M GAR 14th 16th 16th 17th 18th 19th 20th Prise—6-pieoe Glam Fruit Set. Prise—1 Giant Soap Grains. Prise—Ovenware Pitcher. Prise— Carton Crown Cola. Prise—2-Ib. B ox Snowflake Crackers. Prise—Paper Towel Rack and Towels. Prise—Large Oake, Cottage Bakery. Save Our Coupons on Ovenware Dishes. —P E A C H E S — Leave Your Order With Us for Canning Peaches.
