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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1953)
Tht >>< iitliK l*< "Hagf Grove, Oregon , the closer we got the more tlicj seemed to talk, and when we weeks at the home of her parents, i ¡ng was conducted by chairman, have any trouble witn tne , were real clow Glen came up to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Coblentz. It Mrs. Darrel Mosby, and secretary toms. I knew Mangum had swore . say the Indian said I was going I was ahead so I stopped and mo Mr». Harry Castle, Reporter was Joys first visit with her By Emery Harris the wrong wav I told him I knew tioned Vai up beside me and we I was his son on the way down, The next meeting will also be of Hie buntiHK trip to Like you, Mrs. Gale Roby, I grandparents Little Norman Lay- at the Community hall and Mrs. where I was going and headed On started shooting. After it was and Vai didn't have any l»l«» *1« • (Below U the final installment of the »I all. We brought nine turkeys missed the Mosby Creek news last field had been with his grand Fred Over ton will be hostess. The up the hill to get above them. It over we had two apiece and the Mexiee made bv Cottage Grove men.) home with us, four wild pig hides, week. My mother, Mrs. C. G. parents for three week before his ! members will tie out two quihs turned out to be a hard little rest got out of there fast. one cat and one set of dee. ***)'*■*» Rozene, is 94 years old and in mother came. Mrs. Cliff Lebow and for Mrs. Overton so all come with right climb. and when That made us nine turkeys from pretty good health but is in a Rex and Mrs. Harry Castle visited needles, thimbles and scissors. We spring on the local lawman’s above the turkeys here came Glen the one place and we still had two with hide to mount and seven •* The next morning we were get wheel chair. While at Bay Center, Tuesday afternoon at the' Co hope to start early again. . . again to say the Indian says I in c imp, so we took some moie Chulo monkey hides. But thq most ting ready to move when we heard ranch. Wash.. I visited my sister, Mrs. blentz home. ... started for. Naeori Chico shoultl haVe turned off sooner. I pictures and headed on towards precious thing for me we gained We After the business meeting Mrs. some shots, and someone said the the next da . rode through a large ,,x,,la,ne(l was the memory of the experience Howard Jenkins, son of Mr. and were right above Mae Horne and ajso visited Mr. Indian had seen something and the border. Wo soon ran into rain Iurkeys antl t)u.y could hear and the road got slick and the l and the friends we found among Castle’s niece and husband. Mr. Mrs. Wayne Jenkins, left last Raymond Powers was honored by then some of the guys commenced flat wUh Awdreds of beautiful palms and b> several huge blufts and started on down the hill, water kept drowning out the sta these simple, sincere people. and Mrs. Harvey Walters of Na week for Ft. Lewis to join the a pink and blue shower and re to yell, ’wild pigs.’’ ceived a large number of lovely ' Hast a La Vista Mejico.” of pictures. We fi- celle and her daughter, Mrs. army. and took lets only to find out there was a lot tion wagon because someone had So we grabbed our guns and gifts. After the shower a lunch nally came out on the tlat that George Robinson and children The Christian Neighbors club of loose rock and we made a lot taken off the splash i>an. ran down that wayL Vai and I The entire state of < >regon is Bobby and Margaret Elizabeth of met Wednesday. March 18. at the of cup cakes, coffee and oaolade went on down the river, then led to Na« i Chico. We unpacked | of noise till Glen said he thought We finally stopped at a ranch was served. If anyone has lost a our equipment and I told them home of Mrs. Doris Sandifer with close enough so we tried house owned by the President of within range of guided missiles Nacelle. little black and white dog there heard shooting up closer to camp. they could shoot my horse be- we were Mr. and Mrs. John Schmieg and Mrs. Leo Layng as assistant host seems to be a stray one at the I walked back while Vai went to form a line and switched on Mexico and the caretaker took us launched from submarines. four children of Tacoma were ess. After Bible study and games Community hall. over a ridge on his way back. cause as far as I was concerned our flashlight. I saw some dead in for the night We crossed the that I never wanted to see anoth Business Forms Printed over night guests Friday at the a lunch of jello, cake, coffee and The Mosby Creek Extension When I got back they had a Chulo er horse. W e figured we had rid needles op the other side of the | border the next morning, and I Legal Forms—The Sentinel and it took me a long time was relieved to find we didn t ome of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Roby. punch was served to the group. - —.............. club will meet April 9 at the home in camp and Glen and Forrest den about 150 miles, over hills tree Mrs. Dora Closter of Eagle of Mrs. Arnold Duerst. Don’t for both took credit for killing him. to give up the ale i that it wasn« __________ _ They are friends of the Robys and the turkevs and the Indian kept were on their way to visit in Cali Creek visited last week at the get to bring some article in a The Indian came in pretty soon most of the time The next day we gathered up crossing his light over mine on a home of her daughter and hus paper sack for Chinese auction. claiming he had killed two or fornia. Hillcrest Market but they were too hard to everything and started our long turkey on the other side When I Mr. and Mrs. and band, Mr. and Mrs. El jin Crane This ,vir. anu „»«„. Virgil Bassett —.................... inis can oe ¡Iizumis you .lave tnree, out be anything have three, children were dinner guests Sun- f Walden. Over the week erw a your home you don't want get at. He sure hated to lose face, drive out. We stopped once when finally turned my light l>ack on Mangum was 1 u c k y enough to formerly owned by R. E. Gheer the turkeys the Indian turned his the general opinion seemed to Hav evening at the home of Mr. sister of Mrs. Cranes is» . <>i or canned „oHned fiuit fiuit or or vegetables vegetables or or and i day Clester of Eagle Creek and Mr. eggs, cream or dishes. The meet be he was lying. Vai showed up find some gas he could buy out ot on the same turkey I did each and Mrs. Glen Roby. and Mrs. Bill Gardner of Salem ing is also on China. Also it is after awhile with a very bad fin a barrel, a- there are no service time and we had some more well Mrs. James Layfield and baby stations ami we didn’t have much. were guests. Mrs. Gardner is also Joy Christeen of Toledo spent two a sister of Mrs. Crane. While they time again to nominate new of ger. He had fallen and torn the By night we had made it back to shot turkeys. ficers f r the coming year. All are end of it. of were all togettier they celebrated We finally got started this time. camp. It was still daylight and We started on down the hill _ ; , , V, i .»s welcome to come. Mangum offered the Indian 20 Doris and Raymond Crane s and the rancher for Mr. and Mrs. Joe MM larnan Wallace Miller, who is with the Forrest and I had w — pesos, about $2.30, if he could find when I took another look and saw Mrs. Bill Gardner’s birthdays as navy at San Diego, Calif., spent a guide and we rode around — and across the hills on our way To The ’ a turkey roost. After he had left anther one. 1 raised my gun Io i they all come in March. and will be known a 10-day leave with his parents. other camp site We were about I struck out looking for aw my- shoot arid saw Vai raise his. Then The Blue Mt. Mother’s club met Mrs. Perkins Miller of I said give me a chance at one, Mr. and as half way when the rancher told । self. I didn't trust this Ind.an s Wednesday, March IM, at the Blue Walden. us he saw some Chulos about 8001 judgment very tar and there was and be took his gun down and let Mt. school lunch room. The mem Elmore Roby and his fiance, vJrds below us. When I finally a place I wanted to look. And me shoot one. (That guy is one in I bers discussed to ! Carol be sung ------ , songs r.liff Robertson, who are attend- spotted them they looked about|sure enough when I got theie I a million.) Then Forrest saw one the last day of school. Mrs. C hff in Ash)an(1> spcnt Lebow and Mrs Lesjer Rearnck 8 va£ation at the homv of the size of squirrels. Forrest asked found a roost where many turkeys and shot it. We went on down were. So I headed Itack to camp. in the creek bottom and gathered served a lunch of whipperl cream Elmore's P parents, -- Mr. and . Mrs. . if I wanted to shoot, and I walked After a while the Indian came up five turkeys and headed back tarts and coffee and coolade. Mis. Glen Roby of Blue Mt. on down about 50 feet and sat .— — back and reported he had found to camp. Complete Line of Cliff Gn>en and Mrs. Virgie Bas Monday Mrs. Glen Roby, Mrs. down. I shot five times. Each tiny When we got up the next morn- | sett will be hostesses for the next Virgie Bassett and Peggy, Elmore I dust would fly and hide the ( hulo a turkey roost, saying he saw my ing we decided to hunt a little and __ r ~ till «All «U,» Mother's club meeting. the lacé last Ann one 1 track and 1 wasn't on the same headed back up the draw, while Roby and Carol Robertson were I . was ----- shooting ----- r branch of the stream where the Mrs. Verlin Ward took sick quite guests of Mrs, E. M. McEwen of and I picked him off the they packed our camp. Glen and roost was. This time I knew he suddenly one day last week and was ---- on. X , went on down , while lied because there was only one Forrest dropped out and Vai and had to be taken back to the hos London. Alvin Roby visited two days last they brought horses around. I headed back up towards the See Turkey Tracks | branch. pital, but was able to come home week in Ashland with relatives. roost, not expecting any after the again Saturday. saw --------- lots of beautiful palms See'Turkeys Mr. and Mrs. Everett McCoy 1 We ---------- South Gth St. commotion the night befoie. But Mrs. Lee Dugan returned home entertained Sunday with a dinner along our way and we made camp 33-ltp It was finally agreed that I just as we stepped around a big , Thursday from Minnesota where and party in honor of their daugh- that night under one. Glen re would lead this time. I tried to rock in the creek bottom we came | she had been called by the illness fer Kay's birthday and also Mrs. ported he had missed some deer get everybody. to keep quiet, but and death of her aunt. Ray Issacson's birthday. Those en- that day and he had found turkey Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lebow and joying the day were Mr. and Mrs. i tracks. When you come in here our visited Sunday afternoon Cliff Van Prooyn and son and The Indian had been ipHntg service is always snappy. children at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gale Mrs. Effie Krause of Cottage Mangum that a woman "witched TIRES AND BATTERIES Lebow of Mt View. Giove; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Issacson a bottle of water and gaveitjo WASHING — LUBRICATION Mrs. Lester Rearrick and Judy and two children of Bennett his wife and she went crazy and (S & H Green Stamps) attended a demonstration party had to her clothes off ............ and he .............. I tore ,1CI i Thursday afternoon at the home Creek Mrs Glen Roby cooked at Blue J hike and hitch-hike for three or of Mrs. Ruth Dill in Cottage Mt lunch room last week as Mrs. Tour hundred miles and give an- for two two I Lb Gi 3ve. Berta McGuire was ill with the । other witch 3o pesos for The Gettogether club met flu Also Mrs. Wickandoil, teacher bottles of water to cure her. ms Thursday at the Walden Commun in primary grades was ill a few morning Mangum was ribbing the ity hall and tied out a quilt in the day and Mrs. Bowser of Cottage Indian about it when Raymond Ph. 9th and Gibbs morning for Mrs. Eva Young. A Grove taught in her place. spoke up and said, "But there are Mrs Darrel Mosby and Mrs. witches down here. And all the USE yDUR BRAKES AHL . potluck lunch was served at noon and after that the business meet- Raymond Powers of Mosby Creek Mexicans in camp swore he was GIVE OUR KIDS A BREAK and Mrs. Ann Bush of Creswell right. I hunted hard that day with no went to Portland Friday with Mrs. Lee Nichols of Mt. View on a luck at all and so did Vai, but Glen came in claiming two deer I shopping trip. I Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Mosby and and the Indian went back after family drove to Oakridge Sunday. them. Forrest showed up with Mrs. Jack Cline and two girlsj five Chulo monkeys, one cat about 1953 of Oakridge visited one day last I like our Oregon bobcat only grey, 1878 week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. and two wild pigs. We decided Arnold Duerst and did some work . , we’d hunt that same territory the YEARS OF ELECTRICAL for her mother on the house. , next day. PROGRESS I See Wolf Callers Sunday at the home of I Two Only We made a hard ride that day Mr. and Mrs. Pete Ekelund were I bled with NEW PAOE Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sathers and and saw one wolf and thousands WHITE 160 TRONIONS, rubber- two children of Eugene. Frank is of cactus, but Glen and Forrest each came — in - with a deer. We de- ENGINES 1675 a cousin of Mr. Ekelund. Also Mr. , - ---- -------- and Mrs Ray Warner of Black- j cided to move the next day and butte, who are aunt and uncle of we all missed some deer that were All BOGIES are in perfect condition Mr Ekelund ’ really too far off anyway, and the Mrs George Woodworth and Mexicans showed us where a U S NEW BUCKET SE ATS daughter Mary spent several days I Army training plane had crashed G.Land CIVILIAN PARTS during spring vacation in Oakland. | We earned that night by a hot TRAILER AXLES • WHEELS S1R50 uncomfortable | y Calif., visiting at the home of | AXLE SHAFTS • TRANSFER CASE PARTS seat cashion •°' son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ellison Ebey. NEW BUCKET SEAT UEW and UsiTfRUCK PARTS The Mosby Creek Mountaineers Mrs. Herold Jones of Lorane. On April 5, Mrs. E. C. Dye will 4-H club met Friday afternoon at WrH« •< Phon* • • • the Blue Mt. lunch room with their show a picture of the Millennium, leader, Mrs. Glen Roby. 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