Mr and Mrs Inland Willits of
Klamath Fall« visited over Sat­
urday night and Sunday with hi»
mother. Mr». Minnie Wlllit»,
and Mlns Wilma White of Portland’
are guests this week of Mr*
Georg Bjorxrt. whlh- attending to1
buxine»«.
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C. H Mounce him been ill at
Ml»« Minian White of Seattle his home for two months.
I
Mr and Mrs Herbert I/tmbard.
daughter Marie and »on Herbie, re­
turned home Monday night from
a lO.WXi mile trip of over six weeks
which took them from coast to
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Ernest Hathaway and son Mar-
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bales vis- '’"ax* I hey went the southern
i,,n
Bilk Cr<-ek, recently re- it cd her parent», Mr. and Mr». Lee r‘,ut*' through Tennessee and Ken­
turned
f(.w day»' visit in of Oakridge Sunday.
tucky, and spent some time in
Ridgefield, Washington
Washington, D. C.. New York and
The Rat Creek club of Dorena Boston and into Quebec. Canada
roh I HachoMer,
BachoMer, «on
»on of Mr gave a dance Saturday night at f rom there they came down the
• Hu
tarulli
und Mr». Norman Bachelder ha» the club hall.
| Canadian route to Niagara Falls
enlisted in the army air corp* and
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and an overnight trip wax made
n pirh il to McChord Field. Wash­
Mr and Mrs. Orlo Bagley and from Buffalo to Detroit. They
ington. about Iwo weeks ago. He family ar»- vacationing at Seaside ramc home the northern ____
route
ex|x>ct» to be transferred to Kelly this week.
Mopping in Chicago and visited
field in San Antonio, Texas August
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i the Rush Memorial in North Da-
Hili for basic training.
Sam Coppioux of Helena, Mont., kola, through Yellowstone park
>
1« visiting his pa rents here this
on •" Spokane and the Coulee
Mr and Mr» H I
Baker of Week.
dam They reported a wonderful
Mont.«via, Calif., »topped for a
trip with fx-rfect weather and no
bri»
. i visit the first of the week
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Guilts for dinner Sunday at the accidents.
w «th Mr. anil Mr» H L. Kiker en R C. McKay home on Black
route to Seattle for a visit with a i Rutte route were Mr and Mr»,
Mr and Mr«. Al Wallace
of
daughter. Mr Baker is an uncle S P Shortrldge of Thornon Cor­ Denio, Oregon, accompanied by
ot Lenny Baker .well known radio nerx Mr and Mrs. Geo. Suther* Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Gray of
producer.
land of Dindon and Mrs. Adamx Buena Vista, called at the J. S
, of London.
Markham and J. R. Hendrick*
Last Sunday, Mmes Anna Rix-
homes Thursday and attended the
i ».no, Nettle Gawley, their mother.
Lowell Tedford of Portland Oregon Trail pageant in Eugene
Mr Fannie Goufle and Mrs. Jack »pent Saturday night and Sunday Mn. Wallace is a nice of Mr
| Davidson made a trip to Sodaville with Iris parents, Mr. and Mrs Markham and Mr. and Mrs. Hen­
to attend the annual picnic of James Tedford.
dricks
| those who at one time were in at-
fendance of the Mineral Spring*
Mr.. Haley Duncan of Terre-
Mi and Mrs. Guy Bohinghousc
cottage there. The picnickers left haute. Indiana left for her home and two daughters from Fresno.
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Cottage
Grove
in
the
rain
and
Sunday after a two work's visit California were guests of Mrs
702 Main
drove m the rain most of the day. here with her daughter? Mrs. W. Addie Hull and son C. H Mounce
They crossed the Ferry strict W Pyle, and family. While here Wedm silay. They were just re­
brluge near Eugene and made the Mrs. Pyle and daughter Lynn, Mr. turning from touring the U. S.
tr<p on the east »Ide. avoiding the and Mrs Cectl Caldwell, son Dean, Their trip also took them into
traffic The roads were bad. full and Mrs. Anna Stewart took Mn. Canada. Mr. Boltinghouse is a
I <>f chuck holes and the holes were Duncan on various scenic trips cousin of .Mrs. Hull.
। full of water. There were fields of including a trip to the coast, up
baled hay, and hundreds of »acks the McKenzie and to Crater Lake.
Mrs. Glenn Ducan'» sister-in-
of grain lying out taking the rain.
law, Mrs. Ruth Grewelle. and
Quite a bit of difference was found
W W Pyle returned home Tues­ family She returned home Satur­
in the town of Sodaville since 1900, day morning by plane from Rock­ day, Bob Grewelle returning with
the time that Mmes Anna Ris- , port. Indiana where he went, to her for the week end.
sue, Nettie Gawley, Fannie Goude attend a family reunion. The sev-
and Jack Davidson moved away. en brothers and sixters coming
Mr and Mrs. R. B. Hili are en­
The firings and .surrounding vicin­ from Alaska, Washington, D. C,
tertaining guests from Long
ity have become a state jiark. They Oregon. Wisconsin and Indiana
met some old friends and made arrived at the home of their moth­ Beach. California at their home
on South River road Their guests
some now acquaintances However, er in Rockport for the reunion.
are Mr. arid Mrs C. A Buckles
on the way home through the Wil-
and daughter Barbara. Mr». Buck­
lamette Valley, all agreed that
Mr». Martha Marsh had as her le» and Mrs. Hill were schoolmates
nothing could compare to it -in house guests last Sunday Mr. and
in California. The Hills took their
spite of its rain.
Mrs B S. Marsh and son Delmer, company for a trip up the Colum­
Mr». Zelda Hamby and sons, Ran- bia River highway, returning home
r. E Lily of fort land, old time dall, Rodney and Allen all of Wolf
via the Washington route.
nuident of this area is making an Creek and R. L. Cox of Piiomath
extended visit at the home of his
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Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hendricks
daughter.
Mn. Harry
Metcalf and -
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Miss Billie Ann Butler left Tues-
Mr Metcalf. Mr Lily spent 27 , day morning, driving to West Min- spent Sunday in C ook Bay with
years in the Bohemia mining dis- ster. B C„ to visit with Mr and Mr. and Mn. Forrest West.
*Nct.
Mrs. Ludlow Beamish. She expects
Mr and Mrs. Dick O'Hara and
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,o he gone about 10 days. Mrs.
Mr an<i Mrs Earl Woodson and | famish was a classmate of Miss his sister of Sacramento, Califor­
DINNER KNIVES
family left Saturday for Victoria, Butler at the Emanuel hospital, nia visited a couple days last week
EXTRA
School of Nursing, in Portland.
with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Stokes
B. C. to spend a short vacation.
DINNER FORKS
TEASPOONS
and family.
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Mrs. J. A Carlson was honored
TEASPOONS
SALAD FORKS
Mrs. Sally Hill of Creswell came
with
The Rev. and Mrs. Charles
up
with
her
nicer,
Mrs.
Geo.
Hays
a
stork
shower
given
by
TABLESPOONS
DESSERT SPOON*
Friday to visit a few days with the Friendship chib of Silk Creek Brown of Portland were overnight
(oval soup)
Mrs. Lou Bailey.
at the home of Mrs. Clarence visitors Tuesday of their son, the
Duncan. The recipient received Rev. and Mrs. Frank Brown.
A trhveling examiner of opcra- many fceautiful gifts and refresh­
tors and chauffeur» will be at the ments were served to the guests
A B Christopher of San Diego,
city hall Monday August 4th for and honoree.
California and Mr. and Mrs. An­
drew Sorensen and three daugh­
the purfiose of examining (hose
wishing to öfterste cars or trucks.
Mr. and Mr». George Kentner ters Judy Ann. Mary Louise and
arc vacationing in Cahfomia.vixit- Ina Loraine of Tuscon, Arizona
are guests at the home of the
Neighbors of Woodcraft will ing their son and family.
Rev an^ Mrs. Hilton Park. Mr.
meet Tuesday evening August 5th.
Mrs. Harry Irvine left Saturday
There will be degree work.
for San Diego. California to join
Guests at the U. S Bait's home her husband. Lt. (j.g. I Harry Ir­
in the Dorena community over the vine with the navy, attached to
week end were Mr. and Mrs. Har­ the marines. She was accompan­
old Gilliland and family of Swee« ied by a friend. Miss Becky Put­
Here'» good
Home and Mr and Mrs. Peter nam. of Portland.
quality »ilvorplato
Thereby of Dorena.
—a complete service for
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weinberg
all th* family at {¡ m than tOf
Mr. and Mrs. Rodrick Doolittle were callers at the home of Mr.
pnr piml
of Dorena made a business trip to and Mrs. Joe Smith Saturday en-
Portland last week.
rout to Iz>s Angeles, where Mr.
Weinberg will enter law school
Mr and Mrs. V S. Ratton and Richard Smith and Mr. Weinberg
daughter Thcrose of Kansas City. roomed together while stationed
Missouri arrived Sunday and are in Alabama.
spending the week with Mr. Bat-
612 Main Street
Cottage Grove, Ore.
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ton’s brother, E. A Tctch. and
Joe Allphine oi
Baird. Texas
family
stopped in the Sentinel Office last
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week while vacationing in Ore­
gon. He was visiting a nephew at
Klamath Falls and took in the
Oregon Trail pageant tn Eugene.
See the New
RCA Victor Victrola
Hear the Golden Voice
See the Beautiful Cabinets,
from $520.00 on down
Table Model Combination Radio •
Phonograph-6 tube set-Automatic
changer handles 12 records—
Christopher ‘Is Mrs Park's father’ Thnrs., July 81, ton
and Mrs, Sorensen her sister On -------- "—— '■
Wednesday the Parks took their
company to the coast for a couple
day«.
Mrs. William Dusenberry of
Joseph has been at the home of
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Dusenberry, for the
past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs
Dusenbcrry and children Emily
and Mary Ellen will take her back
to Joseph Friday and spend a ■
week at her home.
Mr* Leslie Cone and two daugh-
tors Janet and Nancy loft Portland
by plane Tuesday for a month's
visit with her «later» and brothers
in Michigan and Wisconsin.
Mrs. T. H Moody of Redmond
m here for the funeral of Mrs.
Harriet Fox and visiting her
father, Jiidxon Allen, and chiklren
Bob, Dick and Joan Moody.
only $49.50
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Mrs. H. T. Porteous of Mt.
Shasta. California is making an ex­
tended visit here with her sister-
in-hw, Mrs. Myrtle Lake and
other relatives.
Raymond Johnson has returned
home from Oregon State college,
where he attended the first sum­
mer session.
IS A REALITY
IN OUR MODERN
SERVICE DEPARTMENT!
No matter what make of car you now
drive, you’ll find our modern service depart-*
ment fully equipped to give your car better
service at a fair price.
If you’re not getting the performance you
should out of your present car, or if it’s more
than six months since you had a check-up,
Motor Tune Ups
Brake Relining
Steam Cleaning
General Repair
we suggest you talk with our service man­
ager. He will be glad to look your car over
and give you a free estimate.
While you’re in, we can show you some
of the outstanding features of the
K aiser
and the FRAZER. We think you will agree
there is good reason why they are the most
talked-about cars in America I
Bob Grewelle has enrolled at
Oregon State college for the se­
cond summer session.
HANSEN BROS
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eiephone
3 25 -J
Shop' Wise
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
Plume .31.3 R
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SERVI
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O. J. Thiel of Sutherlin recently
sold Ms home on North 7th street.
Howdy Folks; Wo recently read
quite an article about the won­
ders of face lifting by a certain
plastic surgeon.
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Face lifting may be all
right for women, but if a
man is at all patient, his
will grow right up through
his hair.
These plastic surgeons can do
almost anything with a nose
except keep it out of other peo­
ple’s business.
Of course the earliest
known method of face lift­
ing was with a rope.
We have a notion that the face
that is lifted by these plastic
surgeons falls again when It
sees the bill.
Some one remarked that a
snob is one who was lx>rn
with his face lifted.
COTTAGE GROVE
CLEANERS
401 MAIN
PHONE 81
Snmc men have such long faces
that their barbers should
charge them double for a shave.
51-ltc
By "Shorty” Smith
Alaovi
5th f’ Wnshindton
Be Wise
ALL DRY CLEANING
Community Jewelers
Our Service Department
< Specialize* Ini •
Kelton - Waterbury Clocks & Watches
Rust
craft Cards
Bath Pearls by Pelgar
Oregon
Scenic Stationery
Hughes Hair Brush
Smith Electric
HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED
W. m “Shorty” Smith
500 Main Street
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