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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1940)
TH l'KSD A ï. AVO HST 22, 1910 THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE PROVE, PREPON Back to School It is time to get ready now. Gome in, see those new items. )c Children’s Dresses 7-14 ' Boys’ Dress Pants For School 1Æ1 J8 Girls and Misses Oxfords J8 » r .n f Boys’ Oxfords "to 2 *1.69 2 to 6 X * \ We Oive and Redeem 8 AH. Oreen Stamps Cottage Grove 815 Main Street Playground Activities Held at the City Park 1 ....... . Mr. and Mrs. Curtis French and A 9 'i pound daughter, Robin I Betty and Dorris Arnest attended Leann, was bom to Mr. and Mrs. the ball game between Knlcker- J. R. Whitney of Dorena August | V il 1 1 D IK 1L 1 O txM'ker’s und Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Voss and txx-ker’s and Oakland at Oakland. 19 at the Butler Maternity I 1_.. .hzwn« daughters, accompanied by Mr. Sunday. home. Voss' mother, visited one day re- 8 e e W. B. JOHNSTON for Real Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Roberts and Clifford Smith, who was injured cently with Mr. Voss’ sister. Mrs. Estate Bargains, Ixuins, Rentals, family are spending a few days five years ago while in the em- Vernon Voight, at Harrisburg. Office No. 25 N. 7th St. 42-tfe visiting relatives at Roseburg and ploy of the Woodard Lumber The mother remained for an ex- ----------- Grunts Pass. Company, is back in the Eugene tended visit with her daughter. Edmund Hayes, of Portland, ------------ hospital where he underwent an- Mr. and Mrs. Dick King and president of the Row River Lum- Mrs. G. A. Sanders of North other major operation Tuesday. Mrs. Audrey Dodson of Marsh- ber Co., was a visitor here Friday, Bend Is here visiting friends. Mrs. His condition is reported as ser- field were recent guests of Mrs. coming down to I ns pert operations Sanders is a former resident of lous. Clara Chapman. o f the new Row River mill east Cottage Grove She moved to ------------ Mr. and Mrs. Emery Dailey and of hen1. North Bend about four years ago Mr. and Mrs. William Thum daughter of Cottage Grove were ——......- after having lived here for 15 and grandaughter. Bonnie Jean Sunday guests of Mr. Dailey’s Worth Harvey Is attending a )* » « • Skilling left recently for San sister, Mrs. W. N. Dowens. two weeks session of the Pacific ------------ Francisco, California, where they Mr. and Mrs. Boone Humphrey N o r t h w e s t B a n k in v school on the Mr. and Mrs. Bill Widener and will spend two weeks visiting visited Thursday in a Eugene hos- campus of the University of *°n Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. Ben relatives. pital with Mrs. Humphrey's sis- Washington at Seattle. Other* at- Rohleder nnd Joyce Barber spent ------------ ter-in-law. Mrs. Claude Allen. tending from Lane county nre Loy Sunday at Ten Mile lake. Mrs. T. J. Denson and sons Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Williams of W. Rowling, assistant cashier of ----------- Tommy and Jerry returned re- Cottage Grove and Mr. and Mrs. the First National Bank of Eu- Mr. nn<* Mrs. Conley of cently from a month's visit in Tunis Van Prooyn of Latham were gem- and K S Miller manager New York City and Mrs. Mary J. Los Angeles. Calif., at the home Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. of the credit department of the Class of Yoncalla were dinner of Mrs. Denson’s sister. Mrs. E. E. Harry Williams. Eugene branch of the United Kuest* Tuesday at the home of Koehler. They were accompanied Mrs. Tim Dear and two chil- home by Mr. and Mrs. Koehler dren of Camas. Washington, were States National Bank of Portland Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Arnest. and baby who will spend a few guests three days of last week at Mrs. Ida Fegles, who has been days visiting here. the Sears brothers home. rhe RpV- and Mre. A. C. Re>- vjÄj,(nK ^ rs. Martha Marsh nnd Mrs. Claude Arne was hostess nokis and daughter Juanita and .. r ,„ r th„ rui„ m V!“ ’ t^'2L. Ttt'Xr of Id»* <lth*’r f(,r «he past month. Visitors at Crater Lake Sunday at a shower for Mrs. Margaret „",i I'-f’ Saturday for her home at were Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Denny Wallace of Dorena. given by the ho. visited last week with Mr. anti and daughter. Marjorie. Mr. and Neighborly Neighbors club. Fri Mrs Harold Reynolds ami family —— —— Mrs. Earl Ballew and son, Doug» day. and Mr. nnd Mrs. Elmer Hansen a n d f n m iiv T h e v w e r e e n r o u t e t o M r - a n d M r* ,taY Vincent and las. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith Mrs. Tom Ross of Placerville, and Mr- and Mrs. ®K1 and daughter. Helen, and Mr. and California, who had visited the Portland to attend Ih , United ch*lilren Halderman spent Sunday at Oak- Mrs. Phillip Bukowski and niece, past month here with her par- Brethren conference. _______ ridge. Dixie Nell Bushell. | ents. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Snauer, Mrs. Fannie Goude Is making an M ' „, ’ Mr »nW vau « ii °«1 *'r’day [or , - ««••ndrtri viali In S ilv erd a le W ash- Mr. and Mrs. w - '*arP°le' Mr. and Mrs- Glenn Yowell of Mr. and Mrs. Don Landwehr of Tnetnn She vfcih-d at Lonovlew H«ward and Eileen, and Mr. and Seattle. Washington and Mr. and Astoria. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Line- T k n m a and B rem erton before go- 51™•_ÇdJ ,c t* . a_?d. son "P**'” S u n ' baUKh and Mr. and Mrs. Darrell day at Clear Lake. ington are visitors at the home of Arne and son of Cottage Grove lng to Silverdale. Mr. and Mrs. S L. Mackin. and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Snauer and sons were dinner guests Sun- Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Arnest were Mr. und Mrs. S. L. Mackin. Mr. dinner guests Sunday at the home and Mrs. N. E. Compton and his and Mrs. W. H. Earl have day of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Arne, of Mrs Marv J Class at Yoncalla. «wo sisters, Mrs. Minnie Fuller of a Kues« f° r tWn weeks Mrs. . Battle Creek, Michigan, and Mrs. ®af^s sister-in-law, Mrs. James Charlie Whlpps returned Mon- Anna Barnett of Earlham. Iowa. O’Connor of Wichita. Kansas. day from a two week’s visit at returned recently from a trip to Mt. Hood. Lake Olalie, Bend and Mrs. K. P. Bargelt and son Ken- Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Keene ac- Cannon beach. Crater lake. While at Crater lake ne,h and .Mrs. Docia Norris of companied their son-in-law and Willits of Klam- daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Howard Tracy, who has con- ’hey were the first to hear the Portland, ’’"rtland' Leland " trad ed a job at Coquille, spent criea for help of the «hreeC ali- ath Falls and Hallie Willits of Benston of Saginaw, to Salem, week end guests Saturday, where they visited over the week end here with his fam- fo m ia jw y s who were trapped on night with Mrs. Keene's sister, a 2,000-foot ledge on Garfield of Mrs Minnie Willits. ily Mrs. Lydia Keene, and also with ¡Peak. Mr. Compton reported to the visitors at Crater other relatives on their way home the forest men the and the ^ * Among were vhdtors' at Crater Bukowski "und^EMa- party stayed service to watch rescue. 5 ° ,iron? here Sunday were Mr. Sunday ™ m t lakes^ ver the week Vnd. ------------ and Mre Ira B ^ l e r and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ashby of Silk ______ Charles S. Tee, joined the army Mrs. Paris Breedlove and Mr. and Creek and their daughter, Mrs. R e d llo » e Batter and lee Cream. Mr corps last week a, Vancouver, Mrs A .W . Wooley and son Keith Edna Painter of Portland, were Aak far tkem C O Creamery, tf Washington. He will be stationed an daughter Fay. Mrs. Jim Dole- guests one evening last week of ASK ra r taem . m . v r e a ^ r y ------ California. Inan and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Whitlock. _______ Bayard Reed and Mr. and Mrs. J. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Perini and Frank Ridings of Eugene was a Howard. Miss Lily Perini of Sacramento visitor in Cottage Grove, Monday. ——— were dinner guests Tuesday of Mr. _______ Mr. an Mrs. Ray Halverson of and Mrs. Pete Tonole. Captain and Mrs. F. R. Brock- L*>ulston, Montana were visitors Miss Joanne Premazzi accom- schink. Mrs. Glennie Frost and a« «h<? s L. Mackin home Tuesday panied Mr. and Mrs. Martin Fos- ter of Cottage Grove to Salem for Miss Belle Burkholder attended evening. the Pro-American Radio luncheon at the Eugene hotel Saturday. Miss Burkholder also attended a potluck picnic dinner at Skinners b u t t e park given by the Lane Now is the time to display County Hard of Hearing league Friday evening. She visited her our patriotism 8-room dwelling newly worked over and papered from top brother, Johnnie Burkholder, who will leave Sunday on a two week's to bottom. Now in fine condition. large corner lot 120x114. vacation in eastern Oregon, Ne Fine garden land, dose in, splendid neighborhood, paved & vada and southern California. CITY BRIEFS i *2.29 Mr. nnd Mrs. Miller Harrio and son James of Crane, Texas, ac companied by the Mlss«>s Judith Pickle and Fern Smith of Big Spring, Eexas, spent several «lays Of special interest l a s t week here the past week visiting Mr. Harris' sister, Mrs. W. C. Martin, was the softball game betw»-en Creswell playground team under and family. th«> direction of Edwin C. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Donald Landwehr and the Cottage G r o v e cubs, of Astoria were g u e s t s at the coached by Merrill T. Johnson. Glenn Linebaugh home over the The game was played on Kelly field August 14th. Kidney Milligan, week end. president of the Cottage Grove Mr. and Mrs. Harold Boslaugh Lions club, who sponsors* the re returned to their home at Port creation program a t Cottage land Tuesday after visiting with Grove, was plate umpire for the friends and relatives here. They game while Mr. Tillson of Eugene were accompanied by Mrs. Bos- acted as base umpire. Results of laugh's sister, Mrs. Ralph Bos- the game was Creswell 8, Cot laugh, who will spend two weeks tage Grove cubs, 24. Arrange- visiting in Portland and with for a return game to be played at Creswell will be made later. friends at Seaside. Basketry class meet* each Mon day, Tuesday and Thursday at 10 Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Coleman re o’clock, and invites the public to turned Monday to their home in take part. Instructions for many Portland after spending three days styles of baskets and trays are here at the home of their daugh free of charge. Each members of ter, Mrs. I-eroy Reghtol. the class pays only for the ma terial which he uses. Mr. and Mrs. George Smith of Woodworking class is a busy Culp Creek visited Monday at the center of boys and girls, making home of their son and family, Mr. door stops, book*nds, hook cov and Mrs. Clifford Smith. ers, yard animals and letter hold ers. To the usual round of sports, Mrs. George Hewitt and daugh ters. Janice and Jean of Marsh namely, ping pong, croquet, desk field are visiting a few days at tennis, horse shoe, miniature golf the home of Mrs. H ewitt’s par and tennis, has been added a class ents. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Breed in archery, which meets Tuesdays love. Mrs. Breedlove and Mrs. and Thursdays at 3:00 o’clock in Hewitt mark* a business trip to the archery bam across from the park. Portland Sunday. Mount View Beautiful Placques and Book Ends 29c to $1.39 American Flags 10c 15c, 19c, 35c, 75c Ladies Handbags 98c New Style Black and Brown Royal Portable Typewriters 134.50, $44.50, $54.50 $59.50, $64.50 New Stock Cottage Grove’s Exclusive Agents Krugon—Only at Brown’s Cottage Grove Pharmacy A Brown's Out-Rate Drug Store Phone 244 Next Week for a New Policy Announcement from the Diane and Arcade Theatres a— Thornton Comers k Watch This Space Here Is One Worth While Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Harris. O. A. Nichols and N. F. Corliss of Delight Valley enjoyed a deep sea fishing excursion at Depot Bay* Sunday. Mrs. William .Garoutte, who underwent a major operation last week in the Eugene hospital is re ported Improving. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stlmmel left Wednesday for a few days trip to southern Idaho, where they will visit relatives. Mrs. Richard Perry of Halfway, Oregon, who has been visiting at the home of her father, Fred Mills, at Black Butte, left Monday for her home. A mixed softball team from Black Butte and Woodard’s camp played the London team Tuesday evening at Black Butte. London won the game with a score of 11 to 5. Schofield Stewart for Plumbing, Phone 217J. 1-tfc gravel streets, shade and fruit trees, beautiful GRAPE ARBOR different kinds of GRAPES. 4 bed rooms, electric lights, city water, bath, toilet, sewer connections, laundry room, wood house, garage, work shop, can have few room ers if you want them. Lots of people now calling for rooms. This place has everything that goes to make up a comfort able and desirable HOME. Plenty of room to build a 5 room BUNGALOW on same lot if you want to increase your IN COME. The owner is very anxious to sell hence she has reduced the price of place from $1800.00 to $1500.00 for quick action, down payment $200.00, balance $10.00 per month. Int. 5%. If you are now paying rent be sure to see this WONDER FUL BUY as it will certainly solve the rent proposition with you. Will be very GLAD to have you INVESTIGATE this business proposition as you will see its future possibi lities at a glance. SEE W. B. JOHNSTON Real Estate, Loons and Rentals COTTAGE GROVE, ORE. Office 39 M. 7th St. Phone OS the week end, where they visited home at North Bend. Mrs. Foster’s mother. Miss Ruth McDonald and Hugh Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tonole McCormack of Cottage Grove and daughters of Rujada visited spent Monday at the home of Saturday at the Pete Tonole Ruth’s mother, Mrs. John McDon home. ald. Mr. and Mis. S. P. Shortridge, accompanied by Mrs. Delbert LOW GASOLINE MILEAGE Brown and family of Cottage Grove, attended the Emmons fam High speed is one of the prin ily picnic Sunday near Monmouth. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Scott and cipal causes of low gasoline mile daughter Billie Louise of Oak age. according to the emergency ridge were visitors Sunday after road service of the Oregon State Motor association. Other factors noon at the J. W. Fisher home. ' causing excessive fuel consump Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fest of Rose tion are driving too long in low or burg were recent guests of Mrs. intermediate gears, and too rapid Fest's cousin, Mrs. Pete Tonole. acceleration. John Allen of Tillamook, who visited over the week end with a sister, Mrs. C. R. Trent, went to Walden, Monday, to visit another Friday & Saturday Specials sister Mrs. Richard Martin. Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Myers of Eugene and Mrs. Alice Weeden of Foot Long Montebello, California, were vis itors Monday of Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Shortridge. Mrs. Weeden re mained for a few days with Mrs. Shortridge. C. R. Trent visited Sunday at Empire and at the James Allen HOT DOGS 2 for 15c . HOWE’S New Clothes for the House The housewife who watches herself so discerningly in the mirror is apt to be myopic about the condition of her house- furnishings. Her mirror tells her when she needs a new hat, a remodelled coat—but the chair in the corner, unnoticed, grows shabby, and the rug becomes threadbare. Hold a mirror np to the house; don’t let it show signs of age, of outmoded styles. “ W atch’’ it carefully! Prices Won’t Go Lower I t ’s wise to buy furniture now for the room or rooms y o u ’ve wanted to make more attractive. COMPLETE LINES AND LATEST STLYES IN: BUILTWELL, GUARANTEED DAV ENPORTS, CHAIRS AND DAVEN- OLAS, FASHION FLOW BEDROOM AND DINING ROOM SUITES, SIMMONS MATTRESSES AND SPRINGS, LANG AND OLYMPIC RANGES, OLYMPIC CIRCULATORS, BIGLOW RUGS, FREE ESTIMATES ON VENETIAN BLINDS. BRESSLER’S 411 Main Street Tour own terms in reason. — Liberal trade-in allowance on your old furniture.
