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The Hentliwl, Cottage Grove, Oregon Thur*., Jan. 8, IM! Mr nnd Mi». Hormiin Kimi'l ro- | John O. Hay Dies *>..... •1 home 1..... on ... M. ...1,. after .11. . mi ... * turned Sunday A high climber passed away extendía! visit in Colorado with lay while at work ax the _ Boh Kjle mid in Kuns is with rel j Wcdnci re-iult of n heart attack. John Ds- Mr. and Mr». (Veil Ross of Mr. and Mm. Flank Grimes of atives. Bob ciime humé with them. ■ ear Hay, 62, of I'm Hand. jMi»»cd Quincy. Calif., were recent guests Jefferson s|>ent the holidays .n Mr. and Mm. Vern«’ Knnel weie The honor roll of boys in service of Mr. Roas' uncle. Walter Pe,*k the home of Mr. mid Mrs. II. F. guest» Cluisl ums eve of t|r<. Kun- I away suddenly while working a» a s high climber for Elmo Aldridge, the Dorcna-Dtaston area They were accompanied by Mrs. Russum. el's parents, Mr. and Mr» F L. i logging contractor, seven mile» MOSBY CREEK from posted in the Snack Shop has Roas’ sisters. Mrs. Peat I Starkey Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bridges were HHliker, Mm. Harry Castle. Ke|x>rtcr from Ixirllhe on the Siuslnw. reached 27. Darrell Staecy is tho ot Klamnth Falls and Mia. Lucy Tin* next meeting of the Mount MAMIN guests on Christmas day of Mr Phone _ Nitor. FuMlatwr Huy wa» 65 to 75 feet from the« only one reported ao far a» wound Martta - Mitehell of Springt ic'd. The Rosses and Mrs. Ideoit Berg of Spring- View Extension club will,l>u luid ASrcrtlMic Mana«*« I would like to start my nows ed in action in Korea. His patents expect to make Oregon their field. Their sons. Thomas and ut the Dorènn Grunge hull oli Fil- I qroimd when Aldridge noticed hi* by wishing everyone a happy and haiv now moved to Brookings. home and will probably locate in James spent the day at the home day. January IL The lesson will hut tell to the gniuml When h** Oreg. uiioNllgntcd. he »aw Hay'» body Springfield were Mr. Ross intends of Mr. and Mrs. Jay But leson of lu- on "Party Planning." prosperous New Year. liaiiglng to *• tree branch Aldridge to open a laxly and fvnder shop. Mr. Chilberg said Stdcey had Ted S e w a rd of Drain visited Mrs. Harry Williams will enter lNummon<*d help to get the liodx Cottage Grove. PUBLISHERS Mr. and Mrs. Frank LaBlue ami | Christmas night at the home of visited the Dorena area some A family get-together wa» held tain the Neighborly Neighbors mid notified l am* County ASSOCIATION tune ago after being hospitalized daughters. Enid and Judith, wen* on Suniiay at the home of Mr. and club nt her home on Wedn* »day, idown I his uncle Harry ('astie. Coroner Fred Buell, who lnve»tt- at the home of another daughter. in Tokyo for several months and Mm. Charles Teeters. Guests January 9. The Lebow family had their gated. The taaly win removed to is now in active service in the Mrs. Howard Raymond, at Row wore; Mr. and Mrs. John Teetem. in Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grimes mid I Bartholomew-Huell Humphrey and daughter, and Mr. I Christmas dinner at the Cliff Le slates. River on ('hristmas day. They _ LATHAM Donald and Susie of Mehama; Mr. son Jack wete overnight guests Springfield where an autopsy wa» and Mrs. James Renecker spent bow home of Blue Mountain this were accompanied hy Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs Roliert Coombs and Mrs. Mrs. bthrr Trunaell. Rapcrter Christmas with Mr and Mrs. Wil-1 y*ar Th«*-' attending were Mr. Fiiiir 8erv Icemen Hame Corbett Elledge of Cottage Grove. Joyce Stephens of Springfield, and on Wednesday at the II. F. Rus- to haw been held tmlay. Phone 17-F-ll Four boys in the area were sum home. Jack was htguc on liam Humphrey at Modesto. Calif and Mrs Harr> Williams of Mount Funeral arrangements arc pend Miss Julia Ann Dixon of Tim- Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Harris v“'w- Mr and T°n* Tonoli home for the holidays, one on em Iwrly was a guest of Miss Char Mr. and Mn. (Tnreiux* Petersen leave from the navy. 1 Ionie for ing the arrival of Hay's wife from William G. Brown who was and family. the first liuu* in II months. children. Mr. and Mrs. ergency leave to attend a funeral. lotte Willian on Christinas day. Portland. buried in Taylor-Lane cemetery returned December 26 from spend- and Mr. and Mrs. Lou McKiblien of ing the Christmas vacation with Mac Tonoli and two children and Bob Kyle left on Friday to ro Guests at the Arleigh Kenyon Latham and Mr. and Mrs. Clar Saturday wa» brought back very Robert Wiscarson. son of Mr. ck>»e to his boyhood home for relatives at Gresham, They were Mr and M,s J«>ncs Lebow of and Mrs. Wiscarson. received spec home on Christmas day were Mm ence Petersen and family were turn to duly al an air hire lli interment. Eighty-five yean of called back December 28 by the *-'o«aKe GnAe, Lester Lebow and ial leave to attend he funeral of Kenyon’» mother. Mm. Christine guests on Christmas day of Mr. l'olorudo, after spending Christ- nuts al home with his parents, Simpson and two of the latter's and Mrs. Charles Teeters. age, he was ill only three weeks death of the grandmother of Mrs son* of Coos B"* Mr and Mrs* his grandmother. who had been ill for some- j Galc Lebow and two children of Mr. and Mrs. Basil Kyle sons, Bill and Harry, all of Co and in. a rest home only five day». Harris, Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Dowens time. • Mount View came in the after- Other servicemen home were quille, another son Carl, of San Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Nelson of Cottagi* Qrove lioapilai From out of town here for his follows: : marie» Charles Ballanger, son son Diego Navy Yard, and a daughter. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Springfield and Mr. and Mm Dan Christmas ’^ro miests nf the Ivie noon Dean *1» •» "> ’ h as ioiiows DAWSON - To Mr und Mr». fUneral were his brother Grant's MoXmen-s his ¿rents I’’i CamP m"“*10" o Mr andlM[: Gillispie. Kathleen and Stephen Androason and children of Eugene I muñe Allen Dawaon, Cottage Mrs, Jim Merwin, together with «tons, Pat of Finn Rock, Delbert Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mont^mery *’S, also home for *ev*al days’ --------------- He ---------- is in the Navy and is in boot ’ her husband and another brother for a Christinas breakfast on were gueets on Thur d ij ol Mr Grove, a son. Duune Allen Jr., Do- Of Mable with their wives. How Tuesday. training at a San Diego station. and Mrs. R. M. Seaver and family. cember 27, 1951, ard Brown of Cottage Grove is of Stayten and Mr. and Mrs. Rose ! Mrs Oren Land «P«« th«* holi‘ Pfc. Richard Miller, son of Mr Lawrence, all of Cottage Grove. Mr, and Mm. Jim Bridges, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ronald 1 Seaver, I days at Sheridan with her mother ------ 1 MONT ELONGO • To Mr. and also a nephew. Will McQueen of of Springfield Mr. and Mrs. Willis Isley of Thoma» and James guests of Thora mid Billy were. guests i Mm. Enrique Montelongo. Cottage is. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gierau of ® \a,u^ *»>»* Mr. and Mrs. John H. Miller. He is Lorane and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Mr. and Mrs. Otis were Portland, a cousin attended too. Chapman on stationed at the Presidio in San Grandchildren who came were Cpl. Portland spent Christmas also the th ” I8' Francisco. Andy Hass, son of Mr. Higgins and children of Cottage Christmas eve. whete they wen* Christmas day of Mr. Seaver's Grove, a »on, Wnna, Dccembar 28, V «« Robin Hunter from Sheppard Air following week énd with the ' 1 *ant t0 tha"k ^yone who and Mrs. Jarred Hass Andy is in Grove were at the home of Mrs. shown movies of both families mother. Mrs. W. J. S aver ' at 1951. Glonwoml. S H >WE • To Mr nnd Mrs. Wil Force Base in Texas. Sgt. Mike Charles Moss and Gierau families 21?^^, Higgins ’ mother. Mrs C. R. Trent, when the children were small. the air corps and is stationed at on Christmas day. Kenneth Perini has licen spenti- Mrs. A. L. Bohnett of South San ? neWS Hunter of Edwards Air Force Mr. and Mrs. Ahris Englund and ing a 15-day Chrlstmas hollday liam Bryan Stowe, Dorena, a ’he Castles have more Wichita Falls, Texas. daughter, Janet Christine, Decem BaxinXlalif., and Mrs Ernie Cor- Francisco is improving from an If't Mm. J. W. Fisher accomjianied Virgil of Hebron nnd Mr. and B they did company than anyone, they don t. The entile list of 27 men in Rev. and Mm. Oscar Ameson of Mrs. Arthur Bales were Sunday visiting his parerti*. Mr. nnd Mr« ber 28, 1951. riea of Drain. Other grandchildren illness. She wrote that I just know about it. William Perini. He is wlth thè service from the area, which is Boise. Idaho to the home of Mis. SMITH • To Mr. and Mm. Mo are Mrs. James R. (Virginia) not have a whit»* Christmas, but nt the home of Mr. anil anny in Texas. Mrs. Eloise Jones and children hung in the Snack Shop, is as Cornell» Mulvihill in Cottage guests del Francis Smith. Culp Crock, a Shirley and Patricia Hunter of a rainy one. She also said this Mrs. Glen Gillispie. Mr. nnd Mrs. James Bridges and nephew follows: Daryll Stacey. Leon Grove Thursday afternoon for a Cottage Grove and Sgt. William was the first Chrfctmas she had Paula and Mr. and Mm Basil Kyiv and were hosts at dinner on Friday daughter, Linda Mar. December Raymond Judson of Orick. __ Calif.. ______ Morss. Bill York. Richard Müler, visit with both the Mulvihills and 29. 1951. Hunter in the Air Force in the eaten dinner in bed evening to the following guests; Pacific. A sister. Mrs. Grace Lewis Mrs. Claude Jameson (Matilda have spent the past week visiting Dale McGee, Clyde Roberts. James the Arneson family, who were and Mrs. Bill Pruitt. The latter Milo Chapman, Sarah Jriaklns. i GARRIS . To Mr. mid Mr». Walter Henry Garris, Drain, a who also lived here many years Matthyrel who as a girl lived at the Sam Russum and Floyd Jones Ballew, Kennith Wicks, Ted Good- spending the holidays with Mm. ard. Andy Hass, James Wiscarson. Ameson's parents, the Mulvihills. three were from Cottage Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Albeit Smith ami daughter. Brenda Jean, liccember is now 83 and is living with her the Jesse Trunnell home, now lives families. New Year’s day guests at the son Herbert. Mr. mid Mm. Ralph 31, 1951. Elmore Roby who is attending. John Wiscamon. Robert Wiscar- daughter Mrs Elsie McCaleb at on a chicken ranch with her hus Delmer Willian has been serious THORNBURG - To Mr. and Burnt Woods. Mrs. Lewis is better band at Star Route, Box 73a, Mon the Southern College of Education so”- Bud Boe, Charles Ballanger, ly ill at his home here from in Milton Tur.iy home were Mr. i\na Ding und Ruth nnd Tommy and at Ashland spent 10-days vacation Wallace Clauser, Jack Leonard, fection following the extraction of Mis. Richard Behr and son Chuck Thomas Wlietham. Both Milo and Mrs. James Montgomery Thorn aqd is able to be about the house. tesano, Wash. Herbert were home on leave from burg, Cottage Grow, a daughter, Larson, Fred Fisher, Richard two teeth. He is now repot ted as of Oakridge. Mr, and Mrs. Jim Quigley spent Mr. and Mrs. Charley Ray, with his parents, Mr and Mrs. Skip Mr. and Mrs. Guy Deedon and th«* army and ari\ chinks. Friday Claudia Leigh, January 1, 11*52. Wicks, Robert Warren, Richard recovering satisfactorily;. Sunday at the home of her sister formerly of Cottage Grove, recent Glen Roby of Blue Mountain. Mrs. Elmer Baker in Eugene. Ct »RUIN Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith of children were at the home of Mrs. evening after dinner, the young Mr. and Mrs. Pete Ekelund had )\arren* Milo Chapman. Ronald To Mr. and Mr», ly sold their acreage near Red Deedon's sister, Mrs. Albert Lake, people atti*n<h*<l the bn. ketball KJmsey L. ('ordin, DiMton, « Mr. and Mrs. James Allen, who mond and bought one at Monte- as guests over Christmas Mrs. IC haP’™ln* Jenc Roe. Leroy Hile- Palo Alto, Calif., were visitors one at Noti on Christmas eve and on games at the high school. evening recently of Mr. and Mrs daughter, Mary Eva, January 1, formerly lived on the Overgaard gue, Calif. They visited her sister, Ekelund's paients and brother., man’ Kenn<‘‘h Johnson. the following day weie at the Mr. and Mrs Ernest Cook and 1 CJ Milton Turay. Mr. and Mrs. John Walesch and ----------- place, have been living for some- • Mrs. Marian Younkin and family, home of Mrs. Deedon ’ s parents, Marilyn spent the holidays at Ta- Mrs. Patricia Kerr accompanied COGGSWELL - To Mr and time with their daughter. Mrs. during the holidays. son John of Newport. Oreg. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Chilberg ot Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Erickson to Mr. and Mrs. John D. Costello in coma. Wash , with relative». Mrs. Mxmard Ross Coggswell, G. A. King in Cottage Grove. Al- The Mosby Creek Extension club Dorena. who said they were espec- Eugene for dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hawley Yoncalla, a son. fkinald Ixunard. tho Mrs. Allen has been bedfast will meet January 10 at the home ; interested in the welfare of their home in Scio on Wednesday, Mr. and Mr». Joe Herscoe of of spent the Christmas week in visit Friends an' the people that some since March they celebrated thair of Mrs. Edna England. The pro- youth, are opening on January 11 where she visited ovcrrflghc and Eugene spent Christmas with Mrs. fellow always rely on to get th. nr« ' January 2, 1952. 50th wedding anniversary Decem ing relatives at Silver Lake. They ject is "clothes remodeling.” | a recreation room in their Snack returned here Thursday. WOLFORD - To Mr. and Mnt. Herscoe'» |uiront«, Mr. and Mrs. out of trouble. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Peek had Joe ber 25. They lived for a number , visited her brother, C. B. Hadley Everyone is requested to bring a Shop. William Wiley Wolford. Oakland. Tonole. and at Lakeview they stayed with as dinner guests on Christmas of years in Coos county. Oregon, a son. William Wiley Woi- to remodel. is Mrs. Jim Townsend and three her son, K. H. Lawrence and fam garment a- For health nnd the cnnxlnnt en- The room will contain umvrrni different Mrs. Peek's mother, Mrs. Sadie _ TA Everyone s wi«s vumam Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Trace ily. At Paisley they visited a elcome to come. It is an agent games for youth and adults, with Van Schoiack, Mr. and Mrs. Har children of Fayettvillc, Ark., ar- jeyment of life; give me a keen ford Jr.. December '¿K. 195!. HKViTintT well of Corvallis spent Christmas cousin of hers. Sam Hadley, who meeting. rived here on Christmas day to and ever present sense of humor; shuffleboard teams already organ - with her mother Mrs. Anna Stew is 96 years of age and the Charley The Floyd Jones family enjoyed fed. Mr. Chiib^ said He addTi vey Kelly and Nancy, all of Cot join Mr Townsend. They expect it is the next best thing to an tage Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Alta art and brother Earl Stewart at Campbells. At Summer Lake they a Turkey dinner Christmas. that he had consulted with many to make this their home and will abiding faith In providence. Kelly of Mount-View. the Cecil Caldwell home. live in a house on the place be visited Vancil Withers whom she brought by Herold Jones. Those people in the area, including George B. Cheever Charles Guess of Oregon State present were Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur chilrch leaders, before opening the longing to Mrs. Townsend's bro Here for Christmas at the Fred had not seen for 36 years. college is here with his parents, Scott and daughter of Creswell, Harris home were Mr. and Mrs. game room. He said he believed Mr and Mrs. Guy Guess for the ther, Harvey Hinman. Br-r-r those adventuresome Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Abeene nnd Edmund Russell and daughter of spring flowers are liable to get Mrs. Eloise Jones and two chil that It would provide a good place i holidays. 01.1) OPERA HOI SK dren of Orick, Calif.; Mr. and for youth to meet for recreation. sons, Gary and Norman, were din. Ostrander, Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. nipped. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Tonole and Until the advent of Mrs. Herold Jones and son of Harold Landers and son and Ruby ncr guests Thursday evening of children of Blackbutte route spent th«* moving picture» it Hebron Grange Mr. Chilberg said that photo Lzirane, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Jone- Hill all of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Hill In Cottage was never any trouble Members will bring jello or cake of wild game killed in the Christmas with Mr. Tonole’s par Grove. Mrs. Roy Means and daughters January 5. Mr. and Mn. Alvis and son of Walden. Mrs. Mary graphs ents, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Tonole. to fill every sent in the Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Williams of Redmond are spending the England and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ray and daughter Lottie Mae of area or by local persons in any Mr. and Mrs. Plato Chase and and olii opera house, espe area would line the walls. He said Cottage Grove and Mr. and Mm. children of Tiller were over- week here with Mr. Mean* and Harris will serve. children and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon cially when it was a that he would be glad to have Ed Thomas and two children of night guests of Mr. and Mrs. visiting old friends. («liberi unp Sullivan pictures or negatives from anyone Thomas and son spent Christmas Frank LaBlue Friday New officers will meet January Coos Bay. 'Mrs. Jennie Cox celebrated her 3 at the hall at 8 p.m. Veneta with their sister. Mm. »how And Ana what • a Altho the McKenzie is a longer interested so that he could com at Miss JoAnne Premazzi left Stin 75th birthday anniversary at her thnII whaa the Flora- plete decorations on the game Deal Whipple. river, Mosby Creek has some nice day noon by bus for Cascade home January 1. Mrs. Rosie Martin and son Cecil I Locks, to resume her teaching in doras rami* to town! and Christmas decorations. theme. LYNX HOLLOW trees Hebron Grange officers for tile and the latter'» two little daugh the grade school there, after Each one of t hem B. Lawson of Eden Valley Park Mn. Orville Lamb, Reporter new year have been called for a ters went to Gooding, Idaho to spending the past week with her would have been a pin has a lovely outdoor display of I Martha Wiscarson visit over the holidays with Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pre special meeting at the hall Jan up girl today. Remem Community club will hold its lights around his porch. uary 3 at 8 p.m. Martin's other son. Dee and wife. mazzi. ber? Ronnie Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs, Martha Elizabeth Wiscar first 1952 meeting Friday, Janu .Hugh Trunnell accompanied Recent visitors at the Milton Mrs. Carlos Jones is having a son. 75. passed avyay December 27, Mn. R. C. McNew had as din ary 4, at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Lamb and Harold Foster of Lorane to Eu 1951, at the home of her daughter Turay home were Lt. and Mm. ner guests Sunday Mr. and Mis. gene Friday evening to attend a Mrs. Holbrook Will serve refresh round with the chicken pox. Mr. and Mrs. Giant Dully and ments. in Redmond. She was horn Martha Robert Sabin and two children Neil Gwyn and son« Donnie anil meeting of the board of Lane Co Fl NEKAL three children of Knox Hill and Hubbard, the daughter of Mr. and and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Calder Dannie and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Orville Lamb, operative Warehouse. CHAPEL and daughter Carolyn of Eugene. i Mrs. Peggy Peggy Smith and her Biuce, Alice and Dean. Mrs. Nettie Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rearrick and Mrs. Alvira Hubbard. December Lt. Sabin is spending a furlough Moody, all of Cottage Grove. 119 No. 6th two children of Blue Mountain Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Turnalge of 29. 1877, in Cottage Grove, and Mod«y't young m»n daughter. Mrs. Lester Harris and Lamb and Walter Chapman enjoy- Ph. 101 with his family before being ship Medford visited Saturday at the were dinner guests Christmas day was united in marriage to William Uniti» Ab» Lincoln son spent Monday night at the tur*<cy and all the trimmings ped out to Japan. at the Harry Castle home. Wednes Frank LaBlue home and with Lorenzo Wiscarson, February 12, Need 'leetrie light» home of Mr. and Mrs. Murray ChristmMs day frith the Ray Hol- Joe Gordon and Mr. Turpin of Mrs. Turnidge's son, Howard Ray day, Mrs. Clara Davis and two 1895. She had lived in the Cot To help their thinlun'. Trunnell. brook family. Triangle Lake road were at the grandchildren Ronnie and Bar Identical twins they are ex-' Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kimery and bara Davis of Beaverton and Port tage Grove vicinity most of her Henry Pruitt home recently buy mond and his family. Mr. and Mts. Ralph Aubrey, cept in weight, the sons of the I sons Loyd and Ronald had as land called at the Harry Castle life and was an active member of ing mink skins. Roy Aubrey, Mrs. Patricia Kerr the Christian church for many Verl Thompsons. Jerry E. weighed ' guests over Christmas, Kimery s Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Tonole ac and son George and Nancy and 6 pounds 15 ounces, and Larry E. parents, Mr. and Mn. Jake Kim- home. Mrs. Davis and Ronnie went years. companied Mrs. Tonole ’ s brother- Linda Aubrey were Sunday din I Nine of her ten children survive, 7 pounds and 7 ounces. While they ery and cousihs, Mr. and Mrs. back to Portland the same day flfCTRIC 4 Barbara stayed for a longer five sons: Robert L. Wiscarson^ in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. ner guests of Mr. and Mis. How refrigeration are the first twins in that family, Lloyd Webb and- daughter Sharon, but Orrin xWaters of Eugene and ard Conn at Mosby Creek. Mrs. visit. Mrs. Davis lived here sev address unknown, Charles of Diss- their mother, Mrs. Mary Hubbard they have a great uncle and aunt all Melba, Idaho. They have left eral years ago. i 13 N 7th PHONE 8/8 ton, Walter Clifford of Roseburg, of Creswell to Coos Bay to spend Kerr and Roy Aubrey, who have ! who were twins. They are John for home via Vancouver where COTTAGE GROVE ORE Mr. and Mrs. Leon Lancaster spent the holidays here with their ! VanNortwick and Mrs. Everett I they will visit Mrs Kimery s bro- and Larry had as their guests Harry H. of Redmond and Mel Christmas with a brother-in-law vin of Culp Creek; Four daugh and sister there, Mr. and Mrs. parents returned Tuesday to San (Merret Powell. ' ther a day or So. Jose, Calif. Christmas, Albert Lancaster and ters: Mrs. Hazel Nelson of Mill on2L^v^ £reek ' Mr' and Mrs- John Macauley. children Toughy and Goldie and City, Mrs. Ethel Mercier of Wat Earl Clack. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis of HOME TOWN FOLKS by AL WALKER Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Strickland Eugene were Sunday dinner guests a °°d‘ David’ Pau’ and Ed*a^ Cpl. Marvin Boyer, who is sta erloo, Mrs. Anna Folson of Eu and family were dinner guests on ,n a dan kcrous spent Chr istmas with oo oy/'i, ato ivo.^ wHur tn you ntf>N tot »tm »t n rouNOXAiom rums °r >»•. „XT., M.W Mr Ma- tioned in Calif., algo spent the gene, and Mrs. Freda Ladrow of Christmas day of Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bradford. »NO HC10 Clu lifMtt <Mt •HCOOIMU flHWt »Stur <usr »or mho us moc , holidays with home folks. He re-I Lee Premazzi spent the holiday« OMOtM you mr oeen suable on one side until Sun- »« j _ Redmond; 47 grandchildren; 27 Elwood Kenrod at Mosby Creek. TAA» HOSTrOLKj HIH 1 with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. turned Monday to Camp Cooke, MUÍ IN SO TIKKS zz J day until Sunday. At that time F«arngWOrth great-grandchildren; and one sis Mr. and Mrs. Rober Beagle and Louie Premazzi in Sacramento. He Calif. th. third hole near the edge of daughters Janet and ter. Mrs. Lenora Larsen of Port daughter of Kelso, Wash., visited L returned home New Years day. Christmas day guests at the land. the bridge washed out due to. Charlotte, spent several days this during the holidays for a week swirling waters. One motorist who 7 th hw the John Wilbur Hanks home were Mr. and | Funeral services were held Mon- here at the home of their daugh followed fresh tracks in snow went ^actiufeys. Mr. Macauley went Mrs. Roy Hanks and son Steven mt*r,3kat 2,P m: at 'h* ter, Mrs. Robert Tronson. in a hole to hub on front wheel be- 7an\toutrheu home with them’ at and Mrs. Hanks’ parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Audrey Carey and Mrs. Stanley Marden of Cottage ,7 e',h F fore he could »top. It is expected Z,Ilah’ Wa*h. and will be there Grove. Mr. Marden runs a drv ^herwood Smith officiating. In- son Johnny Visited recently with that the apparently firm ground 801716 weeks- Kiln at ReddiNc Calif anH termcnt was in the Blue Mountain Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bowser at which connects two of the holes John Macauley ’ stumbled one Kiln at Redding, Calif., and was cemetery. Junction City. home for the holidays. W A L K E R’ 8 wijl give way wlth a Httle pres_ day last week and fell striking his Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davis were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bostick and eai — sure as the soil is washed out IfaCe on a jagged stump, cutting Pra-inventory sale on all close out Items — Is your car hard dinner guests on Christmas day Win a Home Comfort Stove underneath. It would be better to a 8ash below the right corner of two boys who moved to calif, a Clarence Townsend of Mrs. Davis’ mother, Mrs. Fred to start? If so, come and see our large stock of ignition parts use the road that comes in by his m°uth and upward toward the few weeks ago have moved back Liiubach on Harvey Road and batterica. Also cur and truck chains. ONCE OWNED BY Clarence Arthur Townsend, 59, to Mosby Creek and Mr. and Mrs. schoolhouse until a county crew check Eight stitches were needed Mr. and Mrs. Keith Babcock ...... ..... Davis who are ........ living in their passed away in Portland, Tuesday, 1949 RODEO QUEEN can have time to do a good job it0 ck>se the w°und. are looking for a place to danuary 1, 1952. He was born in spent Christmas with Mrs. Bab- , of repair or building. | Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Prechtel home rnn«........................................................ Nnhrasln (n «oon , cock’s narents Mr onH Mr* TnA.«) I Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cline and wa» married February 19, 1913 to ounuuz in uranaview, Wash. schoolteacher, Laura Kennon Creswell spent Sunday evening, Henry Piuitt and son Jack went EVERYTHING FOR THE AUTO. OPEN SUNDAYS Lulu E. Stevens at Page, Nebr. wrote frqm 23 East Eighth St., December 23, with Mr. and Mrs. children of Oakridge and Mr. and He had been a resident of Port to Jefferson recently to buy some Mrs. George Duerst of Gresham New York 3. N. Y. She has been E. H. Hughes. The occasion was mink breeding stock oi the saphire COTTAGE GROVE fa«New York for a number of 1 in celebration of Mrs. Schultz’s were visitors Sunday at the Ar land for the past eight years, mov breed, to build up their pens of MEDFORD ROSEBURG ing there from Eugene. nold Duerst heme. years, where she taught in a girls birthday anniversary and the 13th mink here. Mr. Pruitt has a large 834 W. Main and Mrs. Wilbur Davis and 409 N. Riverside 519 S STEPHENS Surviving are his widow; four college. wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mr. Mr. and Mr». Roy Hanks and son sons: Clement of Cottage Grove, variety of breeds, in addition to Mr. and Mn. A. E. Walker who Mrs. Hughes. A stove for a queen the foxes he raises. ,. .ix n ’•’’Ihi 4*j| Steven went to Portland the Sun Daryll of North Platte, Nebr., recently returned to their home Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Abeene had Bob Harper of Bennett Creek here from Cklif, had Mr. and Mrs. was an all night guest of Bruce day before Christmas and helped Wayne of Springfield and Kenton as guests on Christmas eve at QUESTION NO. I Mr. .Davis’ parents celebrate of Portland; three daughters: Marvin (Audrey) Skogiie of Red I Lamb Saturday. Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Hanks Audrey Gustafson of Coburg, Mil their tree all of the children and What cole burns ding. Calif.. Mr. and Mn. Ben Mrs. Orville Lamb was an all also visited other friends and rela dred Carr of Portland and Mary grandchildren. They were Mr. and beat? Campbell (Polly) of Lebanon. Mr. Mrs. Boh Bloom and boys of Heb and Mn. Eldon Walker of Spring day guest of Mrs. Howard Wool tives there too. They returned Irou Calloby of Portland; eight ron, Mr. and Mm. Allen Abeene home Sunday night. grandchildren; three brother»: Ir- field and Mr. and Mm. Ralph man in Creswell last Friday. A Christmas dinner was enjoyed win Townsend of California, Neil and boys of Cottage Grove; Mr. QUESTION NO. 2 ____ _ of _ r..„Iur Christmas day it was dis- ^ney al8D Springfield for and Mrs. Dean Addington and Vegetable, animal Christmas. Ben Campbell is em- covered that the grey mare be- Christmas day at the home of Mr. and Siege] Townsend, both in Wy daughters of Divide; and Mr. and and Mrs. Clyde Putman of Mosby oming; and two sisters: Mrs. Nona Mrs Fred Darby nnd son ployed on a farm near Lebanon. ' lon8*ng to Dave Macauley had tho ,w h « e dec,<,,<lfo off, r for the first time under or mineral. and Gifts were ________ ___ Rue and Mrs. Trbssa Hunter, both Aenore Pprter is spending an fallen on a «nag out in the pasture Creek by 14 relatives. the present management an attractive long term sub- daughter of Port],- ;d and at Fata, solid» or din- extended Christmas and New Year 1 and cut a Jon8 deeP 8ash high up exchanged and a nice time was living in Wyoming. scriptton rate for periods of two hi three ytars No liquids? «"d Funeral services will be held ner the following day the Darby’s vacation with David Porter and on ihe front leK and had bled i Mr^Rn^ theJollowinK subscription accepted for more than three years This and children Allen Alieenc fam friends in Great Falls, Mont. She I con8’dergble. The mare is seem- Mrs. Buster Oleson of Cottage Saturday, January 5 at 11 a.m. ilies were guests of their parents. Any local cowhand should and ,,r,s,nt ""»>"< ¿bers.’ Send Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Put- at Mills ---- -- wiil return Saturday. - in8ly doing* o.k. Mortuary with the Rev. your remittance now anti save. and daughter Thelma of ------- Wal- Clark Enz officiating. Burial will Mrs. Annabelle Meacham and son answer this. Lonnie Harris spent the New- Walter (Sonny) Chapmon whfl man a ------------ were also guests. r M m , Don Ballard and be in the local IOOF cemetery Year week end with his sister, (has made his home the past'three rt»n»M Mr. and Mrs. Chester Anlauf Gil tl£?n t PT T^OFIQ -VTiir» r» nnril IKA In Oregon, 2 years $5.00 FROM HANO TO ???? Mt» Harold Landers and family in «»nths with his uncle and family daughter Doris Mae, Mr. and Mrs. of Cottage Grove were at the Y oh save $1.00 P°Mjand « M Orville l^mbs left Monday to Frank Ballard and daughter Lo- Lots of people are speaking in home of their daughter Mrs. Au AND THAN TO ???? In Oregon, 3 years $7.50 ween of Eden Parkland Mr. and and Mrs. Albert Bias spent “ve at Portland or Ranier; he public who can’t even carry on a drey Carey for Christmas dinner. You Have $1.50 WHAT WAS IT HUM the Christmas holidays with rela- hadn't decided which when he left Mrs. Clyde Putman and son Dale. good conversation in private. Mr. and Mrs. George Foster, Outside of Oregon, 2 years $7.50 KOTTAOE GROVE You save 50c VMr "and^Mra' n v Du "™van «oinrook Mr. and Mrs.. Henry Pruitt, Jack Donnovan Holbrook sp »pent New The average man appreciates You’ll generally find that the Piuitt, Miss Luella Gartner and and «tn Renecker Year’s day with friends at Cor- his wife’s temper so much that he Outside of Oregon, 3'years $10.50 You nave $1.50 and son, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur vallis. person who is most suspiejous of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Downing JOE GARSKE doesn’t like to have her lose it. others, himself needs watching. were guests for Christmas of Mr. 15-9tp-23 Cottage Grove Sentinel Eatabllahel Aural 1». IHM PublWied ewry Thursday at Cotta«« Grvva. Ortgoo I Dorena-Disstcn Service Roll Hits 27 Chilbergs to Open Youth Room 11th Thornton Corners Mr». J. W. Fifth« r Ti*l<*ph<in«< a.II-.l MT. VIEW Mrs. Walter N. IIoweM, Reporter, Ptena« »s F-n MEMORY i Wie WATT LANE SMITH’S STEERS QUIZ WA Watch This Space Cottage Grove Sentinel Long Term Subscription Rates
