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DIVIDE Edith Itrnmiy, Krportrr I’linn., n m Gamble and children spent Week end nt the coast, flic MOSBY CREEK DISSTON Mr«. Ilarry ('»»tie, Reporter Mr». Kay Spellman, Re,»order M r and Mr». lz'«ll<> Herendeen Phone IMPLO Phene «Mtfll anil Ann Mitchell were dinner . .. . The Gus Janlach family «pent I Pick unti Jai'k Hamilton nr<* Mr and Mrs Verlln Ward and , h„ w,.,.k v(M,„ re|atlve, guest» on Monday evening nt the i I ,1 e,, L had . ..«I .. an a» . enjoyable . »a t . a , 1,1 ■IH'ndlng thin week with Die Jim Carl llvrchdrcn home in Eugene three oil children Custlt Rock, Wa»h. Mr«. Janisch wi»-k end In eastern < tregon where and Ixila returned home with Mltchrll family at Elkton Mr, and Mr». Robert Kenady • they attended the Redmond fair. them. They have ta-en at Ix»ng- Floyd (¡«Knrr and Mm, John and Min Ronald, spent Sal unlay 'Iliey also visited the Peterson vlew, Wash., f o r the past two night at the Brown cottage at rock garden». Odell faiike and the week», receiving medical rare. Scottsburg and Sunday nt the Noble Elliot family at Bend. coast. Mr. and Mr». Jo men Northcutt The board of Blue Mt Church took their daughter Rosetta bartt Ml»» Harriet Herendeen, Mr«, will meet Friday evening nt the .,o (Jaston, O n g , Sunday Rosetta Mattia sin lion amt Mahie H arm church building for It» usual year bus been vacationing at the home ileen were overnight guests Mon ly meeting. of her parents the last few weeks day at the Leslie Herendeen home M r and Mr«. Raymond Goff, She attends t h e Ijiurclwood M r and Mi». Henry Marr and daughter« Yvonne and Christine who lived in a »mall house be Academy at Gaston. Mr. and Mrs. Jake lavnz and let! Sunday for El Centro, C alif, longing to the Iz-e Dugans of Wal when- Mr Marr 1« Stationed They ilen, have moved Io Cottage Grove, granddaughter, lliyllls. were over ' and tin- Everett Smith family ha» night guests at the Kay Spellman have been visiting »everul week« home Tuesday. Phyllis spent the with Mr» M a n ’» parents, M r and moved Into the house M r und Mm Loyal Leabo and rest of the week visiting and re from the Mr«. Clarence Hill, and grand- parenta, Mr. and Mr». C. E family and John llagerstrom of turned to Portland Monday. Richard Miller, son of Mr. and I Pacific City arc visiting the L m Hanger Dugan family and doing some csr- Mrs. John Miller, is home on a 30- prnter wotk on several house« be day furlough from his base In ’liiere Were V i |wr cent more longing to the Izugans California I I 6 N 0 . Ilth Ph. 555 fatal accident» on Icy rond» ln«t diaries Ballinger who Is In the Week end guest» of Mr. and year than In 1050. Mm Harry Castle were Mr. and navy Is home on leave at the home Mm S H. Hamaey and five ehll- of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Porter »lien of Portland. Dinner guest» Ballinger. Mrs. George Yoacum is visiting Sunday at the Caatle home were Mr. and Mm. Lester Rearrlck and at the home of her daughter in two children of Blue Mt.; Mr. and Lebanon, for a few days. Mr. and Mm. Frank Cron and Mm Grant Dulley and three chil dren of Knox H ill, and M r and children were Sunday visitors at Mm S If. Ramsey and children of the C liff Rllyeu home on lxiranc Portland In the evening Lawrence route, Sunday. M r and Mm. Art Magnuson and Palmer of Eugene and Elwood Se ward of Eugene were callers Se children spent the week end vtslt- ward 1« a nephew of Mr Castle Ing relatives at Lebanon and Sweet I lome. and spent the night there. Dlsston grade school will start The Charles Ihttninn family September 2 with the some teach visited recently In Springfield at ers as last year. Mrs. Wilson will the Harry Jones home. Mr» Jones teach the first; Mrs. Walther, is a sister of M r Putman. A bro second and third; Mr. Pinkston ther of Mrs. Jones and family of the fourth and fifth; Mrs Schwad- Prescott. Wash , were also there er will again be superintendent Others visiting at the Jones home and teach sixth, seventh and (rom here were M r Hnd Mm. Clyde eighth grades Opal Jones and E r Putman and Dale; Mrs Don Bal ma (Tarr will tie cooks at the lard and Dori« Mae. und M r and cafeteria and Porter Ballinger will Mr» Charles Putman and Thelma be janitor. There were 20 relatives there for The public is invited to attend dinner. a benefit dance at the Disston Callers Sunday nt the home of school gymnasium Saturday, Sep . M r and Mm. Floyd Jones were tember ti. This is sponsored ¿y the i Mr. and Mm. Ed Thomas and two Square iMrnee club. Refreshments I children of Coos Bay. Mrs. Eloise will be served by the club at this Jones and two children of Orick, dance. All persons interested In I Calif.; M r and Mm. Herold Jones square dancing arc invited to these and son of Lnrnny. and M r and dances ax they w ill be held | Mrs Carlos Jones and son of DIs- throughout the school year. ’ «ton. We wish to welcome Mr. and The Blue Mt school starts Sep Mrs. Carlos Jones and son to our tember 8 and all first graders and community. They moved here from new pupils must have their health Cottage Grove. Larry Lillegren of Eugene was certificates The time school starts in the morning Is underided yet. an overnight guest at the Gus Jan- hut we will try to have it in next isch home Thursday. Donald Jan- isch returned home with Larry to week*« new«. The Jay Blackmores had a sjiend the week end while his par pleasant surprise last Tuesday ents were in Castle Rock. Wash. Mrs Gust Liljegren and three when a niece and husband of Mr. Blackmorc’s called. They arc Mr. daughters and Mrs. Ray Spellman and Mrs James Hungerford of and daughters attended a birth day party for Darrell and Brenda Manly. Iowa. Snyder, children of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mm. Bean of Culp Jay Snyder on Scotts Valley road Creek have moved into the small at Anlauf Tuesday afternoon Miss house on the Bart Johnston ranch. Charlene Cain returned home with Doral Roby and Richard I lack- Mrs. Liljegren for a week’s vaca enburg visited in Grants Pass over tion. the week end with Richard's fam Mr. and Mrs. Guy Dunham and ily. son were overnight guests at the Art Magnuson home Wednesday They stopped on their way to Gold Kaiser Ismilles «ml oaf» K«i»er lumilles arc protected Beach, Dreg., where they will visit hv the World’s Safest Front Seal. Ami st«ti«lii» »how the their son front seat is where lito ih iu lt of the serious injuries occur! Order Your Christmas Cards NOW Cottage Grove Sentinel SAFE PREDICTION: Kaiser owners will enjoy the safest Labor Day driving Mary F. Smith Mary F, Smith, a resident of Cottage Groye «Ince 1910, passed i away at liar home Saturday, Aug 23. a< the age of H6 She was bom Mary Short Nov. 10. 1865, at Bald win, III , and was married there Nov 25. 1886, to Samuel J. Smith, who pn-cedcd her In death In 1905. Mrs. Smith rame to Cottage Grove 12 years ago from Sparta, III. She was a member of the Presbyterian , (¿hun h. the Order of Eastern Star and the W(*TU. Surviving are two sons, Roy Smith, Portland, Joe T. Smith. Cottage Grove; 2 daugh ters, Mrs diaries Beidler and Mr». George Matthew«, both of Cottar«- Grove; «ix grandchildren; e i g h t great-grandchildren; one brother, T. G. Short of Cottage Grove. Funeral service» were held Tuesday, Augu»t 26, "at 2 30 p m. The Rev. D. Hugh Penlston offici ated with vault Interment In the Cottage Grove Masonic Cemetery. The Hentinel. Cottage Brave, Oregon Korea Held George Small brought horses from eastern Oregon, a n d Bill S m a l l , grandfather ot Carl, brought horses from London to race with others there. Now the "youngsters'* of other years have just got to thinkin' and when they get their head» to gether it is hard to tell what other "fair" stories may be told One thought brings up another. Wins Prize» An interesting outgrowth of one of these fairs was the story of a sheaf of grain grown on the place of G. W McFarland which got first place here, at the county fair in Eugene, at the state fair in Salem and at the World's Fair held In San Francisco In 1915 Mr McFarland has a very large framed certificate which shows he got the latter prize as well as the bronze medal that came with it. Clifford Hiner Why have sticky windows in wet weather? Bowser Bros. Carpenter Shop O'BRIEN'S STORE I I for YOUl ! 'A LORANE VN' . ■ - - " Ì lllll ip S for prompt delivery and dependable ■»( 9 tllvtr K mm , »f«e «Ml I f l ««fr«. Kaiser prices as low a s ^ ^ " for De Luxe 2-Door Sedan See your Kaiser-Frazer Dealer I heating oils Rr prnnDERscn Hansen Bros. 5th und Witsbiugton Appliances Ammunition Bolts Hath Fittings Buckets Brushes Brooms Bicycles Cutlery Dishes Drill* Elee. Needs Earm Needs Fencing G lassware (■arden Tools Host* Hinges Irons Knives Lamps Mail Boxes Milk Cans 1 ; ’hone 7(5(1 Shop Where You Will Find What You Need When You Need I t . . . "For want of a nail, a kingdom was lost" . . . that historical t r u t h of yesteryear can't happen I o d a y because your con venient, well slocked hardware store has what you want when you want II. Here you will find I lit- hardware Item you need to make repairs, Io modernize, to build. Make this store your headquarters for everything you require in hardware. Our prices arc low! Mill and Logging Supplies PIONEER HARDWARE (jiinlity Goods at Low Price» 7.37 Main St. l ’honc 21 SMELL OIL DISTRIBUTOR PHONE 250 4TM. & TAYLOR COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON Nails Nip|M>rs Nozzles Ovens Pipe Pumps Paints Pliers Planes Rope Koofing Radios Stoves Saws Spades Screen Wire Screws Toys Traps U tensils Vises Wire W renches Mr. and Mrs. Marion Caste are building a new home and plan on moving in the last of October. Mr. and M:s. Earl Smith of South Dakota are staying with Bill Smith. Thc,*( plan on making their home here. Sam Snyder Is reported doing fine after being ill for some time Mr. and Mrs. Frank Worley of Spungfield spent Sunday at the home of Marion Casto. Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George VVoolery over the week end were Mrs. J. D. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Greenwood and childten of Brownsville, Tex., and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Roberts and son of Cottage Grove. Mrs. Janet Brown is home from summer school where she has been taking a refresher course. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bemts and children of Reedsport Spent sev eral days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hutchison. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones and son, Tommy, spent Sunday with his aunt, Mrs. Dolly CWhstock. who is recovering from a broken wrist and hip. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Lindberg and family spent Sunday with her sister Mrs. Bob Morris of Sweet t • ! Oak and asphalt tile floors Built-in sink in bathroom Plastered throughout 3 coats of paint Modern fireplace (Jus floor furnace Hardwood doors Abundant closet space Tub-shower This new home is designed for convenient living. The kitchen cabinettes have sliding doors, adjustable shelves in the upper unit, and pull-out shelves in the lower units. Mrs. Eloise Jones and children of Or|c, Calif., «pent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones. Anna Josephine Klinge of Rt. 1, Cottage Grove, died in Eugene on Aug. 24, 1952, at the age of 80 years. She was horn June 27, 1872. In Pittsburgh, Pa., and has been a resident of Oregon for the past 45 years, and for many years a resi dent of Eugene. Her husband, Peter Klinge, preceded her in death many years ago. She was a member of the Christian church. She is survived by the following children, Mrs. C. R. Gould of Eu gene, Mrs. Vernon Olson of Cot tage Grove. Lester Klinge of Cot tage Grove and Chris Klinge of Eugene; also 9 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted in Simon- Lounabury Mortuary Tuesday. Dr, Vance Webster officiated. Inter ment was in Danish Cemetery in Junction City. i i» Home. Anna «1. Klinge Page 7 a wheat field near the present city park there was a fair with a race track. (Continued from page 1) McDole ha» a picture of a mare and colt exhibited. His brother. Bert, was holding the rope First prize was given this mare and sec ond prize to '» It. At the name fair G W McFarland was award ed first ribbon on bis colt Ernest Sears remembers a picture which showed cattle exhibited by John Veatch in which m a y be seen Sybil Veatch and Max Sears as toddlers. NII'HLAW RIVER ROAD By Mrs. Jack Woolery Valita Philips was honored at a birthday party at her home Mon day. Guests were Mrs. George Woolery, Mrs. Jack VVoolery and son Jack, Azalia Moran and Gary Meanwhile, he careful! ’ Thors., Aug. M , IM S By Kather Trunnell LLOYD GRIGGS WITH PIONEER HARDW ARE Lloyd Griggs, w h o has been with the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. here for almost 16 years has severed his connection with this company and has been ‘ employed by the Pioneer Hard- ! ware. He assumed h 1 s position with the Pioneer Hardware about August 10. Griggs, who enjoys a wide acquaintance in this area, Use .Metal W eatherstrip. At one time the Cottage Grove Clifford Hiner, age 66, passed was formerly a telephone installer Grange gave the businessmen and Slides Free, Stops Draft. away in the Cottage Grove hospi for the company. tal Sunday, Aug. 24, after a »hort families a feed over the present illn« » He was born June 6, 1886. Kelly drug store. Over 300 attend- Jim Hoover, son of Mr. and at Broken Bow, Neb., and was I ed Later the businessmen gave Mrs. E. J. Hoover, arrived home later married to Dena Brootman, the grange a lunch at the park. Friday from Oshkosh. Nebr., who passed away ip 1922. Mr. First Dairy Bulls where he has been visiting all Hiner lived in Cottage Grove 25 The registered Jersey bull grown years, coming from Tillamook. on the J. L. Anderson farm, now summer at the home of his grand W ith his brother, Neil Hiner, he owned by Dr. R. B. Merrick, as mother, Mrs. C. A. Suit. Mr. and Mrs. Hoover drove to Portland to p „ , „ has operated the Hiner Machine shown in the picture is held by meet Ph. 667 Jim, where he arrived by . r a f ' M iw a y SO. Shop in Cottage Grove for that Ernest Anderson. This was the length of time. He Is survived by first registered dairy bull raised in train. one son, Clifford Hiner, Martinez, these parts, an old timer explained. Calif.; two grandchildren; two In the background of the pic brothers, Neil of Cottage Grove ture stands John Cooley, great and James of Los Angeles, Calif. uncle of Frank, George and John Funeral was held Wednesday at White, and Jim McFarland, father Mills Mortuary. Paul Lubbers offi ot G. W., Frank and Warren Mc CULP CREEK (B Y THE BRIDGE) ciated. Vault Interment was In the Farland of Cottage Grove. This Cottage Grove Masonic Cemetery. Ernest Anderson in the picture A friendly place to trade. j has for many years been produc Mrs. Joe Gallo and Miss Della ing purebred Hereford cattle in Groceries, Meats, Beverages . Gallo spent last Tuesday and Wed . Montana. He has won many prizes on top quality bulls. nesday in Portland visiting with As pioneers were telling the Perishable foods kept in oar modern refrigeration cases M r and Mrs. Ray Gtlschaw and stories of fairs 40 years ago it was for your protection. daughter. Judy. Mrs. Grischaw is , revealed that there were fairs the former Dorothy Gallo. here many years before that. In And here's why: Your family acrJj this protection.. .commended by Parents’ Magazine »ml acclaimed by thousands who have t u i l r h n l Io kaiser Io enjoy it! Not just for holiday traffic, hut (or the humps and jars of every-day driving! So see your Kaiser-Frazer dealer la-fore you brave fhe Labor Bay traffic. Oldsters Recall Rubber base-boards in kitchen, laundry and bath. Nu merous outlets elim inate the need of extension cords. □ Wired for range and dryer. Painted in cheerful colors that will blend with any decorating scheme. Located in an all new, clean zoned neighborhood. □ Plan, design, and construction by Wayne A. t ’hezcm. Ready for occupancy soon after Sept. 1. See th is attractive home at 1130 Penoyer St. now. Z)
