MOSBY CREEK
TW Keathirl. Cottage Orwv».
I BII.LETN FOR JM»
Camph ' They will play sons, Terry nnd David, enjoyed
Mmes. Hixson, Landis and Mar'l
With billets available for 2500
nnothe ■ Sugane, Tuesday Oregon'* scenic snow covered
tin were hostesses for a pink and ,
V S XTJS
evenlni of four games ■cenrry on a trip to Drain New
blue «howiT Tuesday January 4 at I daSer^
Yeats, to visit a cousin, Will
will wl lament.
the Martin home honoring little I sister and family in Woodland.
Lund w rrvirr club reg­ Hardy.
Thomtonu'trrs in the conimu-
David Frankiin, small son of Mr
«nd Mrs Charles Eastburn whoZ«'“ '
S T. Clark is driving a m w car.
.
u
exemot college students who ar*
nlty read B* and 8* alsive zero ulnr in * ia thia Friday
(>orge —
Kentner,
, >rganjir<| Naval
rvenlnj 14, H pm nt Ihr
wax born Christmas day. A dell-1 G™.
------- - who ha*. been
Mr and Mr*. Ray Ewing have a
Monday morning with one readlnif
< ious lunch was served late in the in a hospital at Eugene since be
si'hool fierra nrr aspe
his
Reserve
is
being
Initialed by tha
cKius lum n was
Christmas, returned to his
of aero at II a m and h 10 nt dally r come and bring new telephone.
afternoon.
। horne Tuwitay afternoon and 1«
h
Mr nnd Mrs. Perl Campbell
IflHckbutte The longest nnd cold­ their I»
. .... .
*ro be draft exempt tnc canoi
Mrs Harry Ca.tle gave a birth, I _ .
nlcely
sjwnt a week vieitlng relative* in
est cold wvnthcr for n g<sxl muny
Mra. Iggs underwent
day dinner January 5 in honor of
-
„
,
dates must be veterans or must
Portland, St. Helen*. Ca*tle R«>« k.
year* a* recalled by the old
Miss Lillian Putnam.
a member of an Or-
an opr I Portland hos- Wash, and
her son Leon Lancasters birth­
Mis. Campbell'«
timer*.
City.
Calif
,
was
an
overnight
nave
»__
pltal Ji la doing nicely mother at Winlock, Wash. They
day. Guests were Mrs. Berta Me- >
ganized Reserve unit prior to J und
guest at the home of Mrs. Nettie '
Woodnrd Lumber Co. I* reported und vxj home Wcdnes-
Guire and sons, Melvin and Rus­
24. 1948
returned Jnn. 4.
to be closing down the construe-1 day of
Mr. Riggs haa
sell, and Bill Gerrard of Walden Estes last week
training
The first »Iv-week
Mr and Mr*. Willard Hcndrr*on
Hon crew* this wrrk until better tiren In staying with
Alvin
Allen
has
been
ill
with
The thermometer registered 9
course will be held In the summed
of Drain «pent Saturday to Mon­
weather. The woods crews have relative« I* lens.
«degrees here Monday morning pleurisy since returning from Eu­ of 1949 at cither Newport. Rhode
day with Mr. Hcndrr*on's mother
been shut down «Ince Indore
Dick ns been laid up Mr*. Nora Henderson.
with three or four Inches of snow gene hospital and was taken to a Island, or San Diego, California.
Christmas because of »now In the
physician Tuesday at Cottage
thr pas ■Ith arthritis In
frozen on the ground.
hills.
Robert Wood* parent*, visiting
Grove for treatment.
hia hip He la a little
Mrs. Ada Overton and Mrs
Canned food production
In
Ixtndon ■chonI lx»ya Imaketbnli hrttcr, I I to I m * up imrt here from the cast, arc "looking
Born to
Mr. and Mr* Robert
Frank
Bridwell were
to --- --------
anK nrioweii
wrie hostesses —
—
North America amounts to over
tram win winner Snlurdny if U> tlmr. Nt ave hel|>c<l with around," near Albany and Cor­
n
hrklal
shower
at
the
Overton
Thoma*
a
daughter,
TTwresa
■ -
uhnwer at the Overton
half a billion cases yearly.
vallis this week with a view to
12, in a gain«* with the Wilson thr chon
locating in Oregon.
school "Hotrods" at the Golden
Mrs I ■low of Eugene
Oisen of Cottage Grove Coffee,
Ball tournament nt McArthur
Roy Easley, Ralph Gilham and
Mother and child are doing nicely
known 1 t irre, suffered a
ice cream and cake were served
court in Eugene, sponsored by the
bud I..11 tripped and fell Jack Izmg enjoyed some good sled­
after Betty had opened her many and returned home Wednesday.
Eugene Active club. The Dindon
The Neighborhood Friendship
NOTICE TO CREDITOR®
I rntly, receiving ding, on Carl Small's hill, Sunday.
nice gifts.
boys wen* accompanied by Rotx-rf in her
Mr. and Mrs R. W Beatty re­
Dy no broken
bruises
Several neighbors and friends club will hold the regular monthly
1. principal nnd "Spud"
turned Sunday from over a
meeting NOTICE
at the home
of Mrs. Guy
IS HEREBY
GIVEN
bones.
gathered for a farewell party Sat­
urday night at the Bryan ( artcr Smith, Thursday. January 20. Mrs.i that the un<jersigned has been ap-
here dial N. S. month's visit to Oklahoma nnd
Word
California to find Oregon with the
home as they are leaving this Smith and Mrs. Clarence Duncan p<J|nt(xl as Administratrix of the
Haya, fo dent, died Dec.
worst weather they'd encountered.
will be hostesses.
Estate of GEORGE JAMES. de­
week for California.
13. at hl m *. Youngstown,
David Baker, who spent the ceased. by the Circuit Court of thd
New Yo a 78 Mr Haya They reported California cold, cold
The Blue Mt. Camp Cookery
holidays with his parents at Mos- state of Oregon for Lane County,
I by many of for California that Is.
will I m *
club had their third meeting Sat­
IzOMlon 411 Mothers Elect Offk-rrs
by an Order dated January 6th.
thr older ns running the
urday. January 8. at the home of cow Idaho, returned Tuesday.
The first meeting of the new
Mrs R J Wilson was hostess at 1949 All persons having claim*
present o I Springs hotel,
their
leader,
Mrs.
Lula
Bettis
of
year of London -ill Mothers' Club
CO»*t O-'
about 25 > and is the one
Blue Mt. They spent most of their an afternoon party at her home against said estate are b‘^by ,T'
was held at the dub house Jan 5,
Tuesday
Refreshments were quired to present the sarne, duly
who hull! I track south of
time making their "hobo toaster,
Iwglnnlng at noon with n pot-luck,
served
and
game
diversion en- verified.
•
the bulldl field.
and making ice cream in the sno'*’
lap-luncheon, and coffee around
and enjoyed a long tramp and ioved Those present were Mmes, the undersigned at the law off«*
Misa V y cut her visit the fire. Mrs. Slrlcy Wood was
within
play in the snow in the afternoon Mae Doolittle. Peter Thereby, W. of Richard L. ThwlP«’
short hci er sister. Mra
B Chaffee, Ida Oveath, Nettie St., Cottage Grove, Oregon, within
housekeeper.
In
case
some
are
as
dumb
as
your
Edith W o D um - «>f the con-
Fourteen members and one gue*t
Estes A O .Downie, R. E. Poyn- six months from the date of firtt
correspondent. a "hobo toaster is__
Untied co er and concern attended the business meeting con­
Dies
m
uw
t
er . . Gertrude Sovern*. and tt« publication of( this J®*“«-
made by punching holes in the ter
for her I Centralia She ducted by Mrs. Marie Stein, presi­
Jon« .nd D^y
bottom of a can or bucket ana,
of u planned dent. The secretary. Mrs. I-awann
was here
putting wire across the top. Just
month's v
R-y. Wnn. wn n, Mn' J™- S'™“
Sugg, reported twenty paid mem- Chevrolet', hugest newspaper advertising eampsign wit! u« 5,972 dad*« «nd
set this on a campfire and put the
(Jaei Morton) I mts including throe new ones
Mrs. Lr
weeklies to announce new model. January 22. Dwarfing Tomi B«n>«b. b"e » bread on the wire to toast.
and Mrs J. A Carlson, who was
is here wl o children Jill 1 New housekeeper lists in alpha-
what 5.972 newspaper« look like, each representing an mdividual pubhcation.
Mr and Mrs. Linden Knight of in a Eugene hospital for nine days
Fowler. Calif., ■ botlca! routine arc to be made as
and Mort
WASH MERE THE 'WMIIR HfAVlEG*
Bremerton, Wash, were Monday, with pneumonia, was returned
nt the h<>A'r parents, Mr. soon h * all meml»crs dues arc in.
ntevRe euch a job to do , 4
evening callers at the Arnold home Sunday. The child was taken
and
Mrs.
ton.
having
ac-
Mrs
Gladys
Kelly
wa*
ajipolnt-
WC MAVS TMt BC5T fOUIPME NT
Duerst home Mr. Knight is a hack to the hospital Tuesday for
iximfMtnli'dlm their return 1 rd to purchase the sheets for n
TO EASE THE JOB FOR 'fOUZ
The VHlley school children are
Election of officers was held at cousin of Mrs. Duerst. They a checkup and e x a m i n a t io n
from a vi Mr and Mrs. wedding gift to Mr. and Mrs.
having a vacation during this ex­ the regular meeting of the Friend­ brought their movie projector and showed him suffering from influ­
Johnson a
over the holi- Jimmy Banton.
ly Neighbors club which met with
enza, requiring re-admi»sion to the
days.
Correspondence was read by I tended cold spell, for it was Marie Bash Thursday afternoon showed pictures of different places
they had been and of their family. hospital for further treatment and
deemed advisable to close the:
Mrs
Sugg
from
the
Cottage
Grove
Marion
, daughter of
Minnie Keene was re-elected pres­
There was no school Monday at care.
Mr and M r Anderson, at- Hospital Committee to which th< school for the duration of the ex- ident; Edith Lackey elected vice-
Blue Mt. as all the pipes were
Mrs A. B. Cook, who, with her
treme
weather.
tended the twl game New Mothers Club was a generous con­
president and Maric Bash, secre­ frozen and the coils in the stove
children Jimmie and Mickic, has
Only a small percentage of val­ tary and treasurer. Ruby Benston
tributor A letter was rend from
Mias
Anderson
SElF-SFRVfc
been visiting her parents, Mr. and
plans to re California and thr 411 officials inviting a repre­ ley voters turned out for the first ; was appointed on the visiting and in the lunch room had broken.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cline and Mrs. Halle Cochran, was prevented
board
meeting
of
the
year
at
the
1
iLOUNDRY
sentation
to
the
appreciation
ban
­
work then*.
sick committee. In the needle- children stopped over at the Ar­
from returning home by a severe
I 4O2MOHQOI* W9
Ray Ai spent a week quet pot-luck dinner being held school, presumably, because of in- threading contest Minnie Keene nold Duerst home on their way sinus attack and is remaining over
clement
weather,
but
the
business
Jan
18
at
Colin
Kelly
Jr.
high
and
Aud
Abbott
won
the
prize.
visiting his . Mr and Mrs
home from a trip east. They visit­ pending improvement.
limile Am caving Sunday school at Bethel Invitations were at hand wax dispensed with as Aud Abbott also won a prize in a ed in Arkansas, New Mexico and
for 4H scholarship «ponsor*. of quickly as possible, and after a guessing contest, dub meets next
for Berkcle
with the Everett Duerst family at DID YOU KNOW—
few minor corrections, the budget
rry Stein and which the club is one, 4H scholar­
Mr. and
time with Edith Lackey.
Midwest City. Oklahoma
The
George Washington was the
ship winners and their parent* It for the year was approved.
Board members of the Saginaw- worst weather they had was in first mule owner in the United
whs undecided who would be able
Guests at the Harve Duer home Walker Community club met at
States, having received several as
I on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. the Walker store Wednesday eve­ California.
to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Farber of a gift from Spain while he was
A new quilt is to be put in the Elmer Mason and children of Cot­
ning. It was planned to have the Portland visited several days last president. Mules came into their
frames for quilting for Mrs Dolly tage Grove.
gym fixed up as soon as possible. week.
own during the days of the Santa
Wood at thr nrxt meeting. Also
Burt Garris left on Saturday. The annual meeting of the club to
Mrs. Lester Rearrick gave a Fe trail when they were used to
material is to be purchased for the I again, for Oroville, Calif, where
I elect officers will be held at the birthday dinner Thursday evening pull the wagons. Since the eastern
Also Accept
| two club quilt*, donated by Mrs he has secured employment for
Walker gym Monday evening Jan­ honoring her nephew Gary Dulley end of the trail was in Missouri,
Phillipa, and to be put together the most of the winter months.
uary 24 beginning at 7:30. Those on his tenth birthday anniversary. that state soon became known as
next meeting by those not quilt­
Mrs. W F. Norris and son, Paul, eligible to belong to the club are Those present were Mr. and Mrs. the "mule state." Today it ranks
ing When completed these quilts
any one living in the Saginaw- Grant Dulley and sons Gary and seventh in mule numbers.
Your* Solicited
will be sold by the club to club were visitors in Mills City, during
„„ , past
___ _____
the
week. ....
Mrs. Norris attend- Walker-Lynx Hollow and Delight Danny of Knox Hill- After dinner
memtwTs only
ed the installation ceremony in Valley districts and by paying they took the children to a theater
Pollyanna gift* were received
which her friend. Mrs. Fem Shuey jues of 25 cents a year.
party in Cottage Grove.
by Mr*. Dolly Wood and Mrs
Mr .and Mrs. Paul Anderson and
.edding was installed as worthy matron ol
road west of Saginaw has
Lovellc Quigley, both for w
1 the Eastern Star.
’
graveled and a turn around daughter Linda have returned
anniversaries.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stewart
by thp wil]iartl Purcell place from a visit of several months
Mrs. Nina Shortridge was a
Room 200 Wiser Building
and family of Santa Clara were for the high school bus which will with Mrs. Anderson's folks in
guest of the day.
Cottage Orove, Oregon
Mrs With Woods displayed new Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. extend its route about a mile from Owensboro, Ky.
the store where it has been stop­
additions to her button club col­ John Hardcnbrook.
Johnny Wynhoff was snowed in ping. Ten students will benefit by
Office Phone
Resi, Phone 525
lection of Germany. Norway and
at his home in Wilbur, Wash, over the new route.
Sweden brought to her by Mrs
The community club will meet
60
a none 315 R
the Christmas holiday vacation,
A mail route has been extended at the teacherage Friday at 2:30
Nina Shortridge on her recent
and was unable to return to his to a mile west of Saginaw but only
trip.
. ,. .
studies in Creswell until Friday a few families have changed from p.m. January 14.
Election of officers was held by
A 4-H health club has been or­
the post office here to the route. ganized at school. The pupils gave
secret ballot. New officers elected of last week.
Mr and Mrs. W. J. Reeves and
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Abbott haw the first demonstrations Friday.
were: Mrs. Esther Banton, pres-
family, of Springfield, were dinner
Mrs. -----
Shirley
ident : ------
- Wood, vice guests at the Wm. F. Norris home rented their home at San Jose The first outside project planned
Calif and moved back to their is to rid the school yard of poison
president Re-elected. Mrs. Law-
on Sunday
nna Sugg, secretary-treasurer.
ranch here.
oak.
The cold weather has created a
Next meeting is in two weeks.
The girls in the upper grades
Jimmy Kangas has returned
new fashion among the new born
gave a costume party for the 4-H from visiting relatives in Califor­
Jan. 19. and members are to come
calves
on
the
McDaniel
ranch..
The REX ALL Store
Forestry boys at the school house nia. Jimmy had the misfortune to
early to work on the quilts.
They now wear buttons and bows
on their little jackets. When Mr. Friday night. Sixteen were pres­ break the forefinger of his right
hand last week.
McDaniel found a half frozen, tiny ent.
Participating in many thrills
Frank Clark spent the week end
Lucille Stewart is Hl with ton-1 Hereford the other day which
measured only 22 inches high and at the Amos Ketcherside home at and spills while sleighing evenings
silltis. Her baby girl is also ill.
after school are Jack, Zack and
Mrs Shcrrette is visiting her 25 inches long and weighed less Mt. View.
The Saginaw grade school has Joe Holbrook, Bruce Lamb, Ben,
। than 30 pounds, he brought it to
children in Grants Pass.
Jessie Vining and daughter the only logical place, the kitchen. completed a map of Saginaw Edward and Paul Macauley. Satter
We welcome the L. C. 1
Phoebie moved back to their home Mrs. McDaniel nursed it back to which includes Goyers to Abbotts
family
who has recently moved
i
life
and
then
clothed
it
in
a
jacket
and
back
to
the
Sharon
place.
in Gowdyville last week. They
here
from
Creswell.
have been staying with Mrs. Vin­ to protect it from the extreme
Luella Gordon spent Saturday
ing’s intents Mr. and Mrs. Jim weather. At last report, calf, bows night at the B. Tyrclc home at
Subscribe to the Sentinel. 20-1 tex
Spahr since the death of her hus­ and all, were doin/ grand.
Creswell.
The
meeting
of
the
Walker
band.
Ret a Keene spent several days
Remember school club meeting Indies Aid was postponed for this last week with her grandma. Mrs.
will be Friday evening. January month, because of the bad roads Mary Lindsay of Creswell.
and worse weather.
14, at 8 o'clock p.m.
Billy Purcell spent the week
There have been many conjec-
Elwood Hancock returned home
end with Sherman Spring of Cot­
tures
among
several
of
the
valley
Friday from Counsel, Idaho where
he attended the funeral of his folks concerning their ther­ tage Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Benston
uncle, Mel Carlson. His mother. mometer readings, with the cold­
Mrs Arthur Bales, remained up est reported at the Sherrills back were dinner guests Monday eve­
2 blocks North of Main on North 9th Street
there to be with her sister for a door on Monday morning of two ning at the Hayes home in Cottage
Grove.
above zero, at 7 a. m.
while.
Mr. Rill Moors, who had been
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Thompson
The Dorena Grange H E C. club
meeting of Tuesday January 11 stationed at Camp Lee in Virginia and children spent the week cm!
whs ixistponcd until Tuesday. Jan­ for the past year and a half, since at Molalla, Ore.
uary 18. The meeting will be with his return from Germany, and
Mrs. Myrtle Lake. Let all those who now has been mustered out HEBRON GRANGE
attend who possibly can. Sevcra of the armv, is at home with his MEETS SATURDAY
Mrs. John
ladles met and Cleaned the hall parents. Mr. and ‘ "*
The Hebron grange will meet
Stalderi
Saturday at the grange hall. Mem­
। Monday.
bers are asked to bring snndwiches
, Robert W. Every, O.S.C. exten­
or cakes for refreshments.
sion entomologist, says there arc
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lee and chil­
800,(MM) known insects in the dren moved into their new home
Old family recipes are being col­
world that have been classified. Sunday. They built it on the hill lected in book form by a Mame
That i*. 800,000 have been named on the northeast corner of the Women s organization and will be
I Authorities believe, however there West place overlooking the La­ published as a means of raising
are actually between two and
funds.
_______
tham community.
three million different insects.
The fire department was called
to the Bob Carpenter home Sun­
There are 600 hatcheries in In­ day morning. Mr. Carpenter had
diana and over 100 million chicks been thawing out water pipes and
hatched each year in these hatch- turned on his pump before they
cries.
_________
wen* all thawed out, causing a
short which set fire to the garage.
Considerable damage was done to
the garage but the fire depart­
ment arrived in time to save their
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rZsl
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