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several days at Palo Alte, on busi- ¡ h a d s p e M ^ w e e k j n d h e r e ^ | * N ev erjjas ! Page 4 The Sentinel, Cottage, Grove, Oregon M T. VIEW '»» . Mra. Walter N. Dowena, r*J < t » J U Reporter. Phone 33-F-U Mr. and Mrs. Basil K y le , and ' Bill Kanel left last Wednesday to take Bobby Kyle to Camp Stone- man near San Francisco, from where he is due to sail overseas. The Kyles and Bill Kanel plan to go to Riverview, Calif., to visit a week with the Ray Kanel fam- ily before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Staley of Portland and Mr*. Marne Kuhn of Salem were Sunday guests at the L. K. Brumfield and C. B. Sears home. Mrs. Staley and Mrs. Kuhn are cousins of Mr. Sears and Mrs. Brumfield. Mr. and Mrs. Oren Land were guests Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman 4 Kanel. Mrs. A. B. Cochrane has been quite ill with an infected tooth. Mr. and Mrs. F rank Grimes of Jefferson were guests over New Years of Mr. arid Mrs. H. F. Rus- sum . . ’. Typewriter cuver» tor «aie. JUST PHONE for prompt delivery and dependable heating olio r p ^ híiderseíi 5MELL OIL O lSTCiBU TO O PHONE 2S 0 « t H f. TAVLCB COTTAGE ôfiOVE, OREGON Thura., Jan. 15, 1958 SILK CREEK LYNX HOLLOW Mrs. O rville I-ainb, R eporter P h on e 1150-R -l SP Co. Sets Record For Freight Volume SAGINAW Mrs. Rubv Benston, Reporter Phone 2» F-4 ness. - — H. G. McAfee spent last week a t the coast fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Benston spent Sunday up Smith River above Gardiner, visiting Mr. Ben- ston’s aunt, Mrs. E. P. Telford and family. ’ Mrs. Inez Montejth an<j Dean Elzea of Brookings spent last »week at the home of Mrs. Monteith's: daughter, Mrs. Tim Barnes and .family. Miss. Tyke Brady is employed at the Mountain S tate office in C ottage Grove. Mr. and Mrs. C. G- Keene took their son Jim to Linfield college a t McMinnville Sunday a fte r he Southern Pacific’s r e v e n u e Friendly Neighbors club met at (Delayed) freight volume hit an all-tim e high the home of Mrs. Glen P latner Sym pathy is extended to Mrs. of about 41 billion ton miles in Thursday afternoon with eight Fisher in the of ! 1952, J. Russell —- has members present. Mrs. D artha tne death aeain ui iwjz , P r e s e n t D. -• Mr. and Mrs. Almon Owens of Lawrence Eisner a member and visi- Selwyn, B. C. visited with Mr. her sister. Mrs. Lillie Urich of revealed in a year-end review of Lewis Eugene, who passed away D ecern-\the- ra ilro a d s operations. This iors W T ,re Mrs. Vernon Gray of and Mrs. O. H. W heeler Saturday final figures should estab- N orth BeJld and Mrs. Charles afternoon. Mr. Owens and Mr. her 21 and her aunt. Mrs. Mary ' )year's record freight load of near Williams, Jam es of Springfield, who passed W heeler are cousins. l y / billion ton miles over the peak 1 Election of officers was held Mrs. C. O. S aunar underwent away January 1. wqr year of 1944, he said. with Mrs. Lowell Benston being major surgery at a Eugene hos Mrs. Urich, also known as Mrs. ’assenger traffic volume con- elected president; MA. H. G. Mc- pital recently and is said to be im W. A. Renne, was born in- thiw^ proving satisfactorily. community and lived most of her jfiued at a high level in 1952, Atee, vice president; Mrs. C. G. pile strong competition of high- KeCnP re-elected secretary and A ,B. Cook had to go to Reeds life here and attended Lynx Hol r e a s u .. and Mrs. Glen Platner, port Wednesday night on line low school. Mrs. Urich was buried - ,y transportation. Since 1940 t treasurer secretary , T h o s e winning work as Jh e people were w ithout at W alker cemetery'. - . ^¿u th ern Pacific's passenger . . re v e -, vjce —_____.. doubled, aid- a id -. , prizesfcin ¡zeSvjn contests were w ere Mesdames .. lames 84 w a s also bom nues have more than doubledi lights there. The high wind had h e i t a n J ™ s ’a ^ f e * > y thc sPc c ,a ™?ar . D artha RUey Lewis. Jake blown the. wire_of a ’Jong ?Pan 50 h e r^ a n d was a W eitong r^suaem grOw th of the territory served b y Schwarzer and Luke Hindman. far it had caught on a snag. living attended the railroad, Mr. Russell added, M p Lewis also won the grab Mr. and Mrs. E. R. D arnell with <)f Oregon in t h 'e ^ d L vni Hollow ^ e " irt,h consecutive year £ Members paid dues of 50 cents Mrs. Bob Runyan, and daughter house.0 We are lose Southern Pacific ^ p r o v e d _ its f<jr thp coming year. c lu b w ill A nita of Creswell went to Cali school schoolhouse. U e are w rry to lose ,on. mIle per freight train ^ et January 22 at the home of fornia New Year's day. They took hou(. reqord the key index in Mrs Ri|ey ¡n C ottage Grove, Anita back to school at La Scerra these two old imers mUn y - ’ - Mr. and measuring operation efficiency, thc - wU1Um s d daughter au g h titr ol College at Arlington and visited Susan Williams, of Mrs Ivy Messenger and her sister, who is in nurses tra in Mrs. E verett Ryder, all of Coos rail president said. Mr. Jftid^M i's. Harley Williams, ing a t Loma Linda.' ’’’ . undervttpnt an emergency opera Bay, and Mrs. Lula Plank of They visited Mr. and Mrs. Gor Rogue River came for the ARMY PRIVATE CROSSES tion for appendicitis at the Cot don Mooney at Lorna Linda. Mr. funerals. Mesdames Plank . and OCEAN IN SMALL BOAT tage Grove hospital last week. and Mrs. Van D arnell and E sther Messenger are ’sisters of Mrs. Army Private Michael Sutt is Mrs. Vernon Gray of N orth W heeler and son Jack at Sani one soldier who knows . how , u Amer- .PF" Bend spent several days last week Urich- tarium . They also visited the Dave a brotber William kt. John Maeauley of Boise, iea's pilgrim fathers felt—he too til tbp lllv home IlDIIlL of a.wiu.n«.», ’E stes -------- family a t Bakersfield where fled — acioss the — A tlantic to free- Shaton. Qil. rnn Mr. ■ Mr and nnri Mrs. Mrs. Sharon Sharon took took surprised his parents, Mr. ..«.»* ------- mano, surprise« .m* i » * Idaho, * » .................................................... ~----- — they saiw .M rs. Verna Mrs. Verna. Ilardin, Hardin, an d ’ "Mrs Maeauley, with a dom. ’ ‘ her back to North Bend Saturday Mrs. John Macau,ey, eldest daughter of ¿he the Estes', E stes, who two hour hour visit v¡s¡t on ón New Ncw Year's Year's day. day p u t where the pilgrims had t h e ; returning hoIW Sunday. had flown home f r o m t t m t en a n t , entonte to P o e t,.U n w o rth y Mayflower, S u it .m ade, — Laird re- City Mrs. Hardin taughtt school ,and iry his pianP,.,anded at Mphlon the - perilous ocean voyage m a 36- turned to their home home h here e te Wed- h ere in this community years'ago years ago. Sweet airport in p Eugene, llwnP and had foot open boat. , and had ^ h e ^ - y i a r - o l d Estonian youth nesday a fte r, being gone five In the course of their trip 'th e y his. uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. visited Mr. Darnell's nephew, De- R Maeauley, whb live near, the was one of 15 people who sailed nionths visit,ng relatives ,n Cali- from Sweden to the United S tates fo™1* an7J Arizona. Verrie Darnell and family at Lodi airport, bring hinj for the .in the small boat in 1948. , Saturday evening guests at the and a sister of Mr, Darnell, Mrs. short visit with his people. S u tt now taking basic, training LoA'ell Benston Home were M ■ • A rthur Nelson at San Diego. On Mr. Snd 5nd Mrs. George Quacken- > now — t — and Mrs A vick and , f on. r rt ___ J ffa ir l H l n arri? r r ic n n n N lf! their way- home they saw Mrs. bush and. family w?re New ’Eatonil in 1944. A t i Mr. and Mrs. Jim Faugfat and Pete Runyan's brother and sister-in-, ilv and" Mrs E F ^ S a c l X ( th a t time, he crossed the Baltic by , Hayes, all of Cottage Grove, and law Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clifton f'm family and Mrs. E. E. Quacken t " ^ tQ Mr and Mrg H arry at " F o r t u n a ; Mr. and Mrs. bush. reach Sweden. I Mrs. George G etty is spending Orvil Rigby and family, who drove The Kenneth Brown family en over to Fortuna to^>ee them, and tertained the following guests with Mrs. Lucille Kenning and grandma a New Year's day dinner a t their Bolinger at Rio Del._ They returned home Wednesday home: Mr. and Mrs. Elm er Kor pela, M t . and Mrs. Jack McCallan night, January 7. of thc Hollow; the Earl Smith Mr. and Mrs. Hal Cochran were dinner guests Sunday with Mr. family of Lorane; the Dee Eox of Roseburg; the Purl Fox and Mrs Orval W haley in Cottage family family of Eugene arid the Bill Not- i Grove.______________ -— , T- .1 Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cook and well fam ily of t'b ey en n e. Wyo. Edward Maeauley, who visited children called a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McFjadyn in part of the holidays w ith his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. George Eugene Sunday afternoon. Carl*Barnes agri Dennis Bernard Maeauley, at Mabel has returned aie working at Brownsville and home. Jay Williams, Ja y ,'Jo h n n y and will stay there during the week Laverne, are .home from 'Visiting , and be nome week ends. "Pie,heavy rain s-o f last week relatives ih Elagsyiff and Phoe brought Silk Creek over the banks nix, Ariz. Jay Williams is in Cot opT hursday night, but during the tage-G rove hospital with rheu-j early ¡horning hours un . Fruiay, m afic fever, and it lopes' as if he , *'nW be alili' to* miwh his ’ subsided? ’ . - junior year a t high school thi? term .-. ~------— ______ Jack Hunteri who-has been un Edith Kenady, Reporter der, treatm ent and hospitalized at We Give 8 & II Green Stamps Phone 87F22 times since October, is still'S u f fering a ”great deal With an arm Mr. and Mrs. Louie W atkins infect ion._ l _ 1 _ _ _ ", -. _ _ L _ and daughter Wanda from Sjndh River spent last Thursday evening The 24-hour clock system was with Mr. and Mrs. Oral McLaugh adopted’ as official time by thc lin. They also visited with his mother, Mrs., Fannie W atkins, in Army in 1942, . Mr». Hal Cochran, Reporter Phone 1196-J-l S ^ i ^ ^ ^ ’H P aT nm T Æ S ^^ TAKE IT EASY - , TAKE A TA XI Let us do thc work — You just sit bach and relax. TAXI __ 24 Hr. Service — AMBULANCE ANYTIME. Phone 777 ANYWHERE HHHflll ■ - ~ ... a ; OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK * * * ' « - DELS CAFE and CARD ROOM Next to First National Bank Specializing in Home Cooked Foods, Steaks, Breakfasts, Seafoods and Lunches REVLON ★ Aquamarine Lotion and Soap Special value S1.00 Aquamarine Lotion Purse Dispensen i __ SIJXL . ^ HOURS —WEEKDAYS: Monday Thru Friday 5 a.m. Till 10 p.m. Saturday, S a.m. till Midnight DIVIDE Sunday, 8 a.m. till 10 p.m. K E L L Y D R U G CO . Radio Ray Main & River Sts. “Just Across thc Bridge” HOUSE WIRING Additions R e w irin g __ Bring your circuits up-to-date. NELSON'S Electric Cottage Grove. Mr. and Mrs. John G artner en tertained a t buffet sup|»er Sunday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Lance Naish and »on Mike and M rs..Paul Krogen of Cottage Grove arid Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hutchinson and son Rickie of W arner, Albert«. Canada. The J till family enjoyed a . re union and dinner recently at Doiena Grange hail. Those a t tending were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pickering and daughters Roberta and P a tty of-Goldcndale, Wash.; Mrs. Peek fcnd granddaughter P a tricia of Ethnl, Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Crossmari of Selah, Wash.. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hill and son Don, Mr. and Mrs. C lar ence Hill and children, Sandra Lee and Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. T^T^TTangcs, Mr.' and Mrs. Man ley Jacobs, Mr. and. Mrs Bob Jacvobs and son Roger and Mr. and M rs. Bob Davis of Cottage Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Adams and children returned home from Florence after spending a couple of weeks th e re .,They .planned on staying until school was out in the spring but stormy w eather and wind prevented Mr. Adams from working. — Mr. and Mis. F eil’cTTCox from Reedsport spent Sunday with his father, Howaid Cox, and family. Word comes from Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Stout who moved recently to Collingswood, New Jersey that they like their new home and he is working for an electrical con tracto r thtre. our words! The Army's H8th Infantry Divi sion the Blue Devil Division was the first all-selective service division 'com m tted to combat on any front duting World W ar II, We just can’t describe the new liveliness in the best-performing Mercury V-8 in.our history. You’ve got to try it yourself. ; So come iirand do just that! Office Safes—The Sentinel Éhone 444 Phonc 444 ROBERTS & DRURY JÎ05 North 9th Street Cottage Grove. Oregon L ' & Electric Wiring . All Kinds - Electrical Supplies Get the facts and you’ll go for the new 1 9 53 FR EE ESTIMATES ON ALL W ORK GITHENS LINCOLN-MERCURY C U F F AND GEORGF<y - — X- “W E HURRY” Iliw ay 99 So. 5-.J- S tanford equipment, occeMorjet, and trim »• Wuttrofed a re »ubject to change M notice, W hite side-woH tires ond fuH-disc a t e xtra cost. mERtURY Phone 1027 “T - -J-
