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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1948)
SILK CREEK ( (Mr«. George Moxley on Saturday. They are necessary before enter-1 I I August *------ - .™-. ... I jug M'hool. 28th. Every om* in the Mix. It, j, Wlloon I» «ix-tiiling a I community I« urged to come, gel Mu. M. E. Polleske and daugh vacation with friends nt Lukevii w. .. ., ... aci|iialntrd and enjoy the get-to- ter Jo Ann, of Eugene were visit I >ellu Mae Weldon is cniployisl in I gethcr. Pleas«* bring your own ors at the home of Mrs Polleske'« be real estate office of Roy Mason parent«, Mr and Mrs. Geoige 11 4 'ottage G rove Mr. and Mrs. A g Wells and Moxley, this week Mi nnd Mn> G«*orge McMuriick son Monty, of Mountain View Mr and Mrs Melvin Jeffries, of noil Mrs. Terry Fugln were fi«hiiig were Sunday viettoni at I lie home Portland, were viaiton over the Sunday at Winchester Buy. of tier parents, Mr. and Mrs Onn w« ck end at Ihr hörne of Mr. and Mr and Mia Arthur W imi I co H ' Skaggs. Mrs George Rentner. weie |n Eugene visiting Munday. Mr«. George < Jvci holscr and Mt . and Mrs. Arthur Illidge, of Mr and Mrs R E Poynter mid Cambria Pines. Culifdrma, visited । children, Mrs. Ross < »verholser »laughter were Sunday visitors at their ohi friiiul« nnd one tlnicl’tnd children motored to Creswell lainmn mid vicinity. neighbors, Mi mid Mrs Geo» gc I Thursday to visit Mr. und Mrs. j Frnnk Overholser unti baby d.iugli- Mrs. <> A Downie nnd Dorothy Moxley Ilie first of Uli« wi rk Mr». Dulc Roberts nml children Ardith, born July 2i«t. Poynter attended it lecture on |H>iiltry grading by N L. Bennion, ol Bend, wore visitóla at Ilie hum*' Mi. and Mm. A. B. Cook and of Oregon State College, nt < ot- j of Over* children, iti Bend were visitors of Mr. Mr and Mrs. Geoige Gem tnge Grove high school vim '»it Iona I ■ hulser and Mr. and Mrs. K ohn t Sunday al the horn«' of her paient« agricultural building, last Wednes hnlzer noil Mr. and Mrs. Ko«« , Mr and Mrs. Hulk* Co< hran. day evening. < Jveriuilaer, test week Mi« Julia Phelan, of San Fran* The Neighborhood Friendship Health blanks for first year cisco, visited lier parent«, Mr and < lull will have a potluck picnic I high mid pic sc I kxi I children may Mi x < irvn Skaggs, the past week stipuler at the homa- of Mr. and Iw olii min d at Whaley's Store Mr. mid Mrs Iwonurd Este«, lof southern California. nr»* visiting his mother, Mrs. Netti«- Estes. HANCOCK STATION Night Service on Repairs OPEN DAILY Phone 430 ; ' 1 NOW HOME OWNED! IT IS WITH GREAT PLEASURE THAT WE ANNOUNCE TO THE PEOPLE OF COTTAGE GROVE AND VICINITY THE PURCHASING OF THE ENTIRE STOCK, LEASE AND OPERATION OF THE BOND FURNITURE STORE STORE THE IN FUTURE THE WILL BE KNOWN AS; HILE FURNITURE (Formerly Bond's) WE ARE HAPPY TO B1C0MF, PERMANENTLY ONE OF YOU AND TRUST WE WILL HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE YOU IN THE FUTURE Signad-r- MR. and MBS. ART. HILE Mr«, George Getty and daughter Margaret letunwd Saturday from |i It» »lay trip into Washington When* they visited will» relative«, returning by the way of eustcrn Washington mnl eastern Oregon on a sight seeing tour Mr. and Mis. Clarence Mower ,u-ni to Portland Fri<kiy to Visit r< lativcs. Mrs. Mower remained for several days and will also go | to th<' coast. Mr. Mower returned liume Monday. Jake Schwarzer had a 65 f<«it well drilled on his place last week Mr«. Ella Gorden pass's I away at her home here Thursday night after several months illness. Jimmy Keene S|M'nt several «Lays last wts'k at the home of hm uncle, Jolin Lindsay, ot Man-oia. Chuck Sharon is employed at Coos Bay He spent the w<s-k end at his home here riTently. ( Mrs. Margaret Reene is em- pkiycd as yard lx»ss at the McBee bean fi*l«l at Goahen this summer Bean picking start«-«! Tuesday. Mr. anil Mrs. M Bolton and children of Lorane Route s|»enf tli<' week end at th«* home of Mrs. Bolton's parents, Mr. and Mrs R P. Baah. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Purcell and chikln-n spent the week end at Heceta Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Sells left for Portland on a week's vacation. Thur«., h'lv W. UHM i ' CITY ________ BRIEFS I I I •* The Ment Inri, Cattage Grave. Oreaon MT. VIEW MM. Mr and Mrs. Ralph Boalaugh of i Mdwauki«’ visitors at the ; Mosby home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Riker and family, Mr. Boone Htunphrcy mo- ; ton'd to Bend and back Sunday. Ement Cook was taken to a Eugene hospital where he under- ! went surgery on the spine. Mrs. Other Anderson left Mon Reginald Fauquier entered the day for Vancouver, Wash., where V eterans hospital in Portland ten she will «[«'nd a few days visiting days ago and will undergo a ma her father and mother. jor operation the first of the week. Attending the Jones annual reunion at Oakland Sunday were Mr. and Mrs John Willian and family, Mr«. Mary Willian, Mr. and Mrs Dewey Watkins and Mr. ind son, Mr. and Mrs. Aus Jone«, Mrs. Mattie McCollum and Mm. Ga rout tc. Miss Stella Adams left Tuesday for a few days visit with tier nice«-, Mrs. Royal Abeene and family of Sutherlin. THIRTtfN YEARS AGO, the name of George Weyerhaeuser was on every front page In the land. After being kidnaped, ho was ransomed for *200,000. Now Cupid holds hhn, and he’s a willing prisoner. Above, he is shown after his marriage in Tacoma, Wash , to the former Virginia Lee Wagner. The wedding unites two huge timber empires. (Znlernalional) Albany, Oregon nani«! after Albany, New York had its lieginn- ings 100 years ago when the Site was purchased by two pioneers for *100 and a hors»'. We need clean washed cotton rags suitable for cleaning presses and other equipment. I en cents a lb.*—no socks and cotton only The Sentinel Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Spankle of jewel, Oregon visited at the homo of J. W. Ross Saturday, and also with his grandfather, Milton Ross, <»f 122 N. River Road, and his mother, Mrs. A. G. Spankle, who is also at the Milton Rosa home caring for her father, who has been very ill for the past three weeks. and a cordial welcome is extended , to them from all their new neigh Wedding Announcements and bor«. Invitations. —The Sentinel M c CALLUM At the Butler The young folks of the Walker Union Sunday school enjoyed a .maternity home. Friday, July 23. tree party at the Garris farm last 1918, to .Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mc- Friday evening. Nineteen attended. <'alluni of Drain, a daughter, Lin- ; da Jean. Mr. and Mrs. Ix-c Crouch, their family anil a group of young I COOLEY At the Butler ma- friends spent several days of real ! ternity home, Friday. July 23. fun at Walport last week. 1948. to Mr and Mrs. Charles Jas. Hetnenway attended a com ' 'ooley of Disston, a daughter, nuttee meeting of the Lane Coun Winifred Marie. ty Poultry Producers Association in Eugene last week at which GIBSON At the Butler ma- time plans for the annual picnic ternity home, Friday, July 23 were formulated. Watch for fur 19-18. to Mr and Mrs. Donald Gib ther announcement!« if you want son of Yoncalla, a daughter. Bon ita Louise. a good time. The good wishes of his neigh- HUGHES — At the Butler ma hors is extended to Walter Tracy - - - Your watch and have who is in the Veteran's Hospital ternity home, Saturday, July 24, 1948, to Mr. it thoroughly cleaned. We anil .Mrs. Harry in Portland where he underwent a Hughes of Yoncalla, a daughter. major operation. will put it in A l working; Mrs. Tracy left Sunday for order. FOUNTAIN At the Butlei I Portland to stay with friends anil maternity home, Tuesday, July 27, to be with Mr. Tracy. 1918, to Mr. and Mrs. Homer t James Hcmenway ami family Mr. and Mrs. Cal Thorne of St. Fountain of Drain, a son, Clifford enjoyed participation in a Sun Helens and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bruce. day school |»i« in- at the W. A U-onard of Milwaukee were re i I lemonway grove. KRAGNESS * at 'the Smith cent guests al the Max Sears maternity hospital, Sunday, July Ttie Elwyn Bales family were Imme. 14 So. 6th Phone 301 Sunday callers at the U. S. hales Sunday visitors at the W. E. £ HMS S*” Harwy 8. P. Watch Inspector liomc in Dorena. enjoying a ride Rasmussen home were Mrs. Nina of Blac’‘ “V“0 ^te- to Rujada before returning tiome. Rust of Veneta. Mrs Huth Adam« X“laKe Grove' a Sher- Mr. anil Mrs. Walter Rasmussen and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Henkle ° Ann’ were pleasantly surprised Sumlay and family of Harrisburg. SPADY — At the Smith mater- evening when neighlton« hekj a Mr. and Mrs. Joe Strchic of nity hospital. Saturday, July 24. farewell party at their home Eugene were guests of Jas. Hem- ' 1948. to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Spady Among those present were Mr emway nnd family, also enjoyed of Cottage Gruv«*, a daughter, and Mrs. John Jaqua. Mr. and Mrs the hospitality of dinner with the Barbara Lou. Will Jaqua. Ern«*st and Dick Ja- Read Hcmrnway family on Situr- ’ MARCUS At the Smith ma- qua, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Crouch and day evening. ternity hospital. Monday, July 26 Steven. Mr. and Mis. Elwyn Bales Vacation tourists have been and children, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph plentiful at the Ed Sherril home 1948. to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mar Sears, Mr. an«l Mrs. A. L. Norris this past week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. cus of Disston, a daughter, Ann. and Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed Sherri I and Mitchell of Michigan, who were | family. Ice cri-am and cake was vacationiug here for several days Wife Preservers served under the cherry tree. Mr. left for home on Tuesday morn and Mrs. Rasmussen have pur- ing. Mrs. Sherrill's sister and bro chased a home on the Peoria Road ther-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. near Corvallis and will move from Norris, of Alhambra. California the Valley on Wislnesday July 28. arrived Tuesday afternoon. Wed । Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Luten have nesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. i purchased the Rasmussen place Albert Kirkham of Monrovia, Cali fornia and Mr. and Mrs. Riley MoGcc of Pacoima, California ar rived from Seattle, Washington on >**>« «IV A their return home and spent tiie % mt urns cu might. balp »«no Mrs. Max Sears spent Monday You can save a auh if when making a in Salem taking part in the visit ' cake, you cream your ahorteniiw and sugar in the mixing bow), then push the of the Supreme Worthy High mixture aside and beat your eggs in one Priestess of the White Shrine. side of tiie same bowl with spoon or ( Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Non is. who beater, then combine the two mixture*. have been with the Ed Sherrills for the past week, left for their home in Alhambra, California on Monday morning. Mr. and Mr*. Claren«?* WofNk bury, accotn|N«nicd by Mrs. Woods bury's mother, who is visiting fmm the East for the siunaav* spent Sunday at the Cottngp Grove dam. Basil Kyl<* has lieerl quite III this last week but is somewhat improved this week. WE BUY RAGS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Daugherty returned from their wedding trip lo Isnchester House on the coast , »nd Victoria, B.C. .and are visit- ! ing both their parents. Mr and I Mrs. W H. Daugherty and Mr. and Mrs. C. 15. Benton. They will leave t«xiay for Portland to got their 1 qsirtment ready lo move in soon I Their Portland address will be' '.233 S. W. 10th Street. SAGINAW GAS — OILS — LUBRICATION GENERAL REPAIRS 354 So. IM) FAMED KIDNAP VICTIM WEDS of Mu dus ; iwinH m sic < BORIS SIRPO in a temng uf Ufuw pqtsed BIRTHS . \lpint beauty FIRST »11 MINH FESTIVAL Conducted by Time to Check BORIS SIRPO Intwnai ona*iy - fcm«d Composer-Conductor Featuring EZIO FINZA ★ ALMA TtIO EOtTU' D CHAMBER ORCMISTRA ■m Mra takrtz. SipM — *KtM SfaHtq IM DELIGHT VALLEY KIN* DAVID ORATORIO itgnai kM »MW. Iittm tot H000 RIVER SYlOreONY, JUNIOR SYMM0NY, CHORUS, CHttDREirS CHORUS CLOCK SHOP * ums Tiduts HIM (Tn he.) to U Fm C mcu U for informoiton I Rei«rvo»,oni Wn»e CHARUS GUILU, ChoirMS HOOD RIVER MUSIC FESTIVAL HUO» RIVIR. ORISON COTTAGE GROVE RIDING CLUB And HORSE RACING Rodeo Grounds Cottage Grove, Ore Mile South of Town, Hiway 99 Rodeo Stock Furnished by CHRISTENSEN BROS. LOGGERS Walker I nion Church Cut out trouble with bad food—shop nt Drew & Morin Market. You'll like our tempting- selection of dependable canned foods, you’ll like our friendly, helpful service too. Beef Roast 49c Slfrort Ribs 33c Skinless Weines 53c Ground Beef 55c Country Sausage 55c Pineapple No. 2 Tins 39c No. 2^ tins Hunts Pork & Beans - 2 for 39c Hunts Catsup 3 for 35c 300 Size Cans Pork & Beans * 2 for 23c ‘6,500s Free CASH AND MERCHANDISE ' Some customer of this store is sure to be a winner ASK ABOUT IT Remember the date. Sunday August 1. for the annual Home- coming at Walker. Come and hear an inspiring service' by the Gideon Society at 11 o'ckx'k. Bring your basket dinner and share the hos pitality of all the home folks. Enjoy the program in the after- n<xin and go home feeling full of fun, frxxl and faith in your fellow man. Sunday August 1. Woolly Mammoth Th« woolly mammoth Is n close relative to the modem elephant Perfectly preserved skeletons have been found In Siberia where they have Inin froien In the ice for thou- sands of years. 11 LAN Power Chain Saws are the choice of leading loggers. This acceptance and approval tell the story of Titan's superi ority and dependability. Titan Saws are rugged, compact, precision built and light weight—the lightest power saw for its horsepower manu factured. Titan Saws undercut, fall, buck, rip or crosscut fact and easy. No timber bind . . . Maintenance is low. Cutler bars from 2 to 9 feet in length available. Household Hint If you are going to put dates or raisins through a food chopper, squocM a little lamon juica through the chopper first. The fruit will come through more easily, without •ticking. Choose TITAN I I I I Writ» f»d»y tor Attuili. MILL & MINE SUPPLY,INC 2700 40 AVE SO. SEATTLE 4. COWBOY DANCE ARMORY - SATURDAY NIGHT, JULY 31 SPECIAL EVENTS Men’s 3-Horse Relay Race Quarter Horse Race Free for All Horse Race BLACK TOP PAVING DREW & MORIN MARKET Driveways — Streets — Parking Areas and Floor« All Work Guaranteed PHONE 55 Pass Creek Paving Co., Drain, Ore LET’S ALL GO TO THE ROUNDUP AND HELP MAKE Located at Cottage Grove Sand and Gravel IT A BIG SUCCESS JULY 31 - AUGUST 1 1:30 P.M. DAILY 43 MAJOR EVENTS Saddle Brone Riding Brahma Bull Riding Steer Bulldog«nng Bareback Brone Riding —Cash Awards— Cowboys—Points earned here count toward World's Championship - ADDED ATTRACTIONS Presentation of Queen and Her Court — Sinking Cowboy Band BIG STREET PARADE - SATURDAY, JULY 31,11A 1
