AWAKENS AFTER 43-DAY COMA
CURTIN
FARMER
SUDDEN STORMS
MAKE ’WISE'
PEOPLE RUSH TO
GET UNDER THE
FOOL'S UMBRELLA
B & H Feed Store
DELIVERY TUES & FRl
Several from the community
were in eastern Oregon for deer
hunting Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rem
ington, Clay Galdabini. Gk*nn
Coons, Len Brown, Mr. and Mrs.
Buster Brown. Mr and Mrs Ry-
and Mrs Eldon
an. and
Thompson
Gary Thompson stayed in Eu
gene at the L. O. Higgins home
while his parents
hunting trip.
Relatives report Mrs. Prudence
Ritchie of Lacomb is again on the
sick list.
Leo Thompson left last Tuesday
for Klamath Falls to help with
the potato harvest.
Some vandalism has been re
ported at the Curtin mill.
Mrs. Clarence Peronto has gone
to Michigan to visit her father.
Mr. and Mrs. -L. O. Higgins and
Conrad, and Robert Reidinger of
Eugene were recent callers at the
Eldon Thompson home. Conrad
has just completed his schooling
in New Jersey and is home on 60
day leave before he again reports
for navy duty on Guam.
UNCONSCIOUS FOR 43 DAYS, after being knocked down by an auto,
Mr. and Mrs. Beid have pur
Herbert Hotchford, 10, regains consciousness in his Davenport, la., home
chased a ranch, located at Myrtle
—and look what's waiting fbr himl Baskets of flowers and plants bearing
Creek, from the Redifers. The Beid
dollar bills, plua candy and toys, had been »ent to him while he was
family does not plan on moving
In the coma. Hi» widowed mother s.t» by the bedside. (International)
for some time.
Karen Williams has received a
cherries, a slice of birthday cake
prize from the Journal for letter killed on the A
Willis place and mints. The color scheme of
writing.
Mrs. Cleo Mackey and Mrs J. A. pink and white with a little blue
Mr. and Mrs. Ho Lawrence are Mackey called on “Grandma" Al was carried out in the food favors
now living on their farm which lison Sunday afternoon.
and other decorations.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Suiter at
they (Hirchased sometime ago from
Donald Tonole spent three days
Pete Marquetti. They have com tended a birthday dinner Sunday in a Eugene hospital last week suf
for Linda Gay, daughter of Mr.
pletely modernized the house.
fering from an infection.
About a week ago a bear was and Mrs. B. L. Maley of Lorane.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Johnson of
There will be a Booster club
Drain
spent Sunday with the A. M.
meeting Thursday evening. Oct. 16
at the Curtin school house. Plans Johnson family.
will be completed for a carnival
Which is to be held on Saturday-
Still in Service
evening. Oct. 25.
Die first completely roller bear
To date there are fifty children ing steam locomotive was built in
in the Curtin school, thirty-one in 1929. It is still m passenger service
the primary room and nineteen in ■nd has traveled nearly two mil
the upper grades. There had been lion miles, and nearly all the origi-
twenty before Jimmy Witzel nal anti-friction bearings are still
moved to Drain A health club has in use.
been started in the upper grades.
Heartbeat Tower
Mr. and Mrs. Horsford of Kan-
If the hearbeats during a 24 hour
sas have purchased the Wm. Mac
intosh place on Buck Creek. Al period were exerted in one lhr<;b of
present they are living in the out vital power, it would be sufficient
buildings but expect to have the to throw a ton of iron 120 feet into
the air. Die heart usually beats
house within a few days.
WALKER
Mrs Carl Carlson has just re
turned from a visit at Seal Rock
Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Zcrartuth
have christened their baby daugh-
Grow
Paul
mony.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Long nt Reeds
ville. Oregon.
Voting on the state sales tax
was held in the gymnasium all day
Tuesday, the 7lh
Cloyd Heegard was hunting in
eastern Oregon, t'loyd is from De
light Valley.
Miss Betty Lionbcrger of Walk
er is employed at Wtxxison Wicks
Electric store in Cottage Grove.
Miss Lionberger graduated from
Cottage Grove high school last
term and attended college during
the summer.
Mr and Mrs Frank Zerangue
I left Tuesday for Arnaudville. La.
They will lie gone several weeks
visiting relatives including Mr. and
Mrs. J im * Schexnailder and Mr and
Mrs. Oscar Zerangue.
Mrs Clella Bonnet and son Bob
by of Kugene have liven visiting
the Boyd Walker home
The Donal Q»nnor hunting |Mirty
bagged three deer on their trip
egst of Bend
Mr. and Mrs William Fisher
have returned from u visit to I heir
home in Riekreal, Oregon
Miss Jeanne Gordineer has liecn
very ill at her home in Walker anil
was unable to attend school last
week
Hill Hyland w
watchman nt one of the mill» here
nt Walker suf fend n heart nt tuck
recently. Alton Long is taking hi»
place temimi arily.
iM y»
Mr». Ruth Holliday him moved
to Delight Valley with her daugh
ter Mix. Jami's Hemenway.
Mr. and Mr*. B II Stewart and
children have moved here from
Creswell,
Mr. and Mix R C. 1 lilts fremi
Kansas have Isiught the Ruth I lol-
Uday 16-acre farm.
Recent visitors li
Gray home w e r c
Concrete Products
Building Blocks, all sltrsi Tier
Blocks i Chimney Blocks ; etc.
Waterproofing.
('.ceil C. Wooley
East Main Street
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J^RlBGF rtAYFflSASr tIKE
POLITICIANS—
THFV TELL YOU HOW
BUT CANT DO IT
Moka o mantol mamo that w« now carry th« complot«
Iin« of l«nthóric praporalion» consisting of fin« partum«!
ond motching bath occasional at wall a» cosmalics. Th« lantharig
Mans Lin« is disarming of vary spacial mantion, too, in this day whan maicvlin«
grooming it fast catching up with faminin« standard». From your
We arc n d |M>iiticiaiis and don’t
play bridge, but we do fine radio
repair work.
•varyday requisites to your gifts—whether casual or important
Lenth4ric
about 72 times a minute
QIVIDE
These tea dollar shoes
On Malcolm McHughes
Are a Greyhound.
economy treasure.
The sho e bill was paid
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Skelton
have leased their grocery store to
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ramsey for
a year. Mr. Skelton plans on re
decorating his cabins and making
other improvements on his prop
erty.
Eleven girls
the Latham
school gathered at the A. M. John
son home Wednesday evening to
help Myrtle celebrate her eleventh
birthday. The usual games were
played, but by one who was pres
ent, the high light of the evening
was when the young ladies gather
ed around the dining table. The
table was pretty with the birth
day cake topped with 11 lighted
candles sitting on a large mirror
edged with 11 pink roses alter
nating 11 gumdrop favors. A Iprge
blue candle was at each end of the
table. In front of each girl was a
gift which was presented to Myr
tle by candle light. Myrtle made
her birthday wish blew out the
candles and carved the cake.
Plates then replaced the gifts. On
each plate were checkerboard
sandwiches, pickles, nuts, hot
chocolate, fruit salad topped with
whipped cream and maraschino
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And perhaps the first advan
tage which should be mention
ed, is the suberb local school
system. Management, person
nel, overall efficiency and rep
utation—no finer schools will
be found anywhere. For the
person with children of school
age, this consideration alone is
enough to recommend this com
munity above many others. It
is a definite and unchallengable
advantage, anil one easily made
use of because of the good lo
cations of the various units.
However, while these schools
are located here beianse of the
town being here, It should not
be forgotten that they are the
product of the school districts,
and NOT of the City of Cot
tage Grove, an such.
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