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|day at her home In honor of the
Mr. and Mrs. Buddv LaBlue and enway of Delight Valley and WII-1
Mr. Mini Mr*. John Nowell and
Fleet Ion Day. November I In
Mrs. Ivan Ahccnc was called
four children have moved Info I hi* the Ro.v Itlver voting pieelnel Io the hospital Tuesday by her
Turner house from Drranc.
w ill be field at the Mount View grandson, Larry Bloom of Hebron,
Shirley Eizelmlller of St. Helens schoolhouse. Those serving on the who had broken his arm while at
and A I c Damarli Thlede. A 2/c election laard are: Claude It school Ills parents, Mr. and Mis.
Hale Johnaon and A 3 c Kenneth Arne, chairman, Bessie Gilllsple, Bob BkHim, were on a hunting
Johnson from Mather air base, Judge; Ethel Hands, Helen Coch trip at the time, but returned
Calif., spent the week end nt the rane and Dorothy Deedon. clerks home that same evening.
■ satis Thlede home.
On the ciaintlng bonrd w ill be:
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hemenway
Frank McLaughlin of Monmouth D>na It Aubrey, chairman; Ala- were dinner guests Friday of Mr
visited Thursday with his brother, meda C. Dowena, Judge; Ethyl and Mrs. G. E. Flnnerty at a
Oral M rDiughlln and bis ooualn, Beaver, Mary Turay and Ernest venison dinner.
Robert Kenady.
Cook, clerks.
Miss Charlotte W illian and Er
Clare Chapman auction Dennis ; He sure to come out and vote,
returned home Sunday evening I There w ill be no school in the nest Burkeleo spent one day re
cently at the coast.
from a hunting trip to Summer Mount View district on election
Mr. and Mrs. Arleigh Kenyon
Dike w ith their lim it of geese.
day.
lainald Foster and family of
The Nelghtsirly Neighbors club had as dinner guests recently Mrs.
Eugene s|a>nt the week ends w ith met at the home of Mrs. L. K Kenyon's mother, Mrs Christina
the Chapman family and did some Brumfield on October 17 for an Simpson and the latter's son, H ar
ry, nt Cottage Grove.
hunting.
! all day meeting.
Nlkle Hippy of Bandon was an
James Thlede has received J The next meeting w ill be held
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notice to report for Induction Into at (tie hone- of Maliel Cochran, on overnight visitor Saturday of her
aunt, Mrs. Earl Davis.
t he army In Eugene November 12. Moxliy Creek on November fv
M r and Mrs. Albert D ike and
lie has been employed at Hose- (iym Dedicated
burg for several months tiut w ill
The dedication of the gym at family and Mr and Mrs. Amil
quit his Job there this week and the Mount View achool waa held Deedon and children, all of Noti,
"Juftt Acrotus the Bridge”
s|M'nd a few days with his parents October 25 and waa very wadi a t were guests on Saturday evening
before he leaves.
tended. The BTA sponsored an of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Deedon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Higgins and
Frank Chaitman and son Clan- auction aale and Baxla aalc and
have moved t iid i portable sawmill realized about $100.00, which w ill children were supper guests one
out of the hills to a new winter be used towarda gym equipment evening last week at Mr. and
location near their home.
Mr and Mra Frank VanNort- Mrs. Kenneth Eueston in Cottage
M r and Mrs Hydrant and Mrs wtek entertained with a birthday Grove.
George Koster Is building a two
Norman D tz and Non Dwain of I dinner on (Jetober 111 honoring
Drain were Sunday viaitore at tire ¡M r. VanNortwIek’a futher, L R laslroom house on his property
J. A. Mackey home.
: VanNortwlrk. Guest» for dinner here and has the building ready
heaidea the honor guest were Mr for the roof.
Mr and Mrs, Milton Turay. who
Business Cards The Sentinel I and Mra. F. V. VanNortwIck.
grandparents of Frank and par had recently purchased tile home
of Mrs. Ray Parks, moved Into
ents of L. R. VanNortwIck.
Gueata In the evening were Mea- It the past week Mrs. Parks and
i dames John Trunnell and Everett son have moved to the Archie
IVrwell and Mr. and Mrs. John Gilliam place at Hebron, which
they bought, and Mr. and Mrs.
VanNortwIck.
Ijtdiee of the Mount View Amos Ketcherside of W estfir have
school district are Informed there moved into the M ilton' Turay
1 are lots of pears and apples to honw. which the Turays have sold
I can for the school cafeteria and to them.
Mr and Mrs. Read Hemenway
| to please contact Mrs. Ted Hud-
’ son at 462K2 to find out which and family have been at Scotts
I days they w ill be canned. Your burg during the past week doing
V O T E 8IH VES
¡help la greatly needed and deep- some fishing. They stayed while
there with Mrs. Hemenway's par
' ly appreciated.
V O T E SSI NO
Mrs. Ethel Sporup of Baker ents. M r and Mrs. Ed Kcitzer of
i visited from Wednesday to F ri Cottage Grove, who were in a
day of last week at the home of cabin there.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Bradford
M r and Mrs. Larry Chapman.
Mr. and Mra. Arthur Kofoid entertained a large group of the
¡went hunting at Bend last week neighbors at a potluck supper at
their home Friday evening, fo l
end.
Fred Knoedler returned from a lowing which Mr. Bradford show
ed slide pictures of scenes taken
| hunting trip at Silver Dike.
in Europe on their trip there dur
"Spook llouae” For Fun
Mr. and Mra. D irry Chapman ing the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Knee and son
wdl have Ihelr "epook house,*’ for
the younger people on Thursday. spent the week end at the home
O ctober 30. Instead of on Ha'l,»- of Mrs. Knee's parents, Mr. and
ween this year. The “ spook boose“ Mrs. Guy Callahan, at Browsville.
Mrs. A. E. Higgins attended a
was given publicity in an article
In the Farm Journal for October, demonstration party at the home
of Mrs. Roberta Espy at Silk
sent In by Mrs. James Bridges.
H arry Mosby Is having a well Creek.
Mrs. W. D. Lovegren of Eugene !
drilled.
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Dodge have was a visitor Friday of Mrs. J. W.
sold their home and are moving Fisher.
Mrs. Arleigh Kenyon was ac- ,
to eastern Oregon near Bend,
where they have purchased a compunied to Eugene one day last ,
ranch from Mr. and Mrs. Mel
Adams.
O. W Chatham and four friends
got four deer while on a hunting
trip near Ben.
—
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Henry
and family of Sunland. Calif.,
I visited briefly Sunday nt the home
of Mr. and Mrs Edwin Voss Mr.
Henry Is a cousin of Mrs. Voss.
Ben Dtyng Henry and Dean
Snauer returned Sunday from a
deer hunt in the Bohemia moun-
| tains. They bagged one deer.
Visitors over the week end at
the home of Mrs. George Lay ng
were Mrs Diyng's daughter and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. George
Duerst, her granddaughters and
families. Mr. and Mrs Don Ek-
lund and two children and Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Kehrll and son. also
Mr. and Mrs. Denton Sutton, all
of Gresham. A ll returned home
Sunday, excepting Mr. and Mrs.
Duerst. who are staying for a
longer visit.
Mrs. W. B. Lnyng nnd Walda
of C ourse
Jane visited several days in Eu
gene at the home of tier sister
l-nrgcMt Variety of Toys in the V’alley
and husband, Mr. nnd Mrs. H. M.
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Chester llusmiin of Cottage Grove and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hemen
were guests Thursday evening of way, also Miss Margaret Hemen
way of Eugene. There were 15
Mr. and Mrs. Frank LaBlue.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Decker are members of the family present.
Mrs. R. C. MeNew moved her
parents of a baby girl born in an
Ashland hospital. Mrs. Decker is mother, Mrs. Florence Mills, to
a sister of Mrs. Arleigh Kenyon. I the Mrs. Coy Powell nursing home
Mrs. William Adamson enter . in Cottage Grove last week as she
tained the Jolly Circle clue of was unable to care for her alone
Drain, where Mrs. Adamson form any longer and found it impossible
erly lived, at her home one day to obtain help.
last week. Mrs. Claude Hensley
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hensley ,
and Mrs. M ilton Turay of this were on a hunting trip near Prine-
community were guests at the : vllle last week and visited at the '
meeting.
I home of Mrs. Hensley's aunt.
Mrs. W. J, Hennessey and son
Mrs. Christina Simpson and son
Boh of Tacoma, Wash., were Sun j B ill of Cottage Grove were honor
day guests of Mrs. Hennessey's guests at a birthday dinner at the
daughter-in-law. M r s. Thomas ! home of Mrs. Simpson's daugh
Hennessey and the two grand ter. Mrs. Arleigh Kenyon, on Sun- ,
children They remained overnight day. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
returning to Tacoma Monday.
James Merwin, Mrs. Dorothy
The people of this community Lightner and children and Harry
extend sincere sympathy to the Simpson.
family of S. P. Short ridge who
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Higgins were
passed away at the Cottage Grove guests Thursday evening at a dem
hospital Saturday afternoon after onstration party at the Clyde Put
a long illness. Mr. and Mrs. Short- man home at Mosby Creek.
ridge lived here for more than 30
years before moving to Cottage
Saddle Mountain, east of Sea
Grove two years ag> and have side, Oreg., is richly flowered.
many friends here.
Botanists declare that more th a n )
James Allen of North Bend was i.(MM) plant siiecimens have been
a recent visitor at the home of collected and classified on this
his sister. Mrs. C. R. Trent.
mountain, from its foot to its top.
Mrs. Read Hemenway enter
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