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had just arrived in Portland with the
With from Cauip Dix, N. J.
Mr and Mrs. J. A. Powell have just
received a w ire from their son Non al,
who arrived yestordav at Newport
News, Vi»., with the 69th artillery .
Mildred, Mr. Fogle and daughter Alina,
/% M X
Hoy rnplitt ami Mr aud Mrs. Charles W
I
A%1
Sharon.
.1. F. Neat ha» returnod frotu Santa Goo. 11. Bralnnid. Real Estate and In
Clara.
»uruttcc, timber lauds, mining prep
Nlr». Robert» and Mi. Druper are bere erty, farming property ami city prop
OUR DIRECT AND INTIMATE CONNECTIONS WITH MANY HUN
visitine
Miss
Robert».
SILK CHECK.
o ltfr j
DRP.D CORRESPONDENTS IN ALL PAKTH OF THE CIVILIZED
DELIGHT VALLEY
Mr. Hook spout thè wook end in Eu­ orty.
WOULD ENABLES US TO PERFORM SPECIAL SERVICE IN EOlt
geni'.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
(Special to The Sentinel )
Gertrude Clark, of Cottagi» Greve, The Ever Layers Are the Payers 8. C.
E1UN DRAFTS AND MONEY ORDERS.
Feb lit.— Mr». Olen Cooper »»me
White
Leghorns,
Tnm
rcd
strain,
trap
Feb. IV». -J.
’ F. Mvers has been laid spout Sundiiv bere vvith ber nunt, Mr».
I f YOU DESIRE TO SEND MONEY TO YOUR FRIENDS OK
»lowii fr»>m Oakland and »pent the week
nested every day fur 1.1 years, which]
end at the home o f her parent», Mr. and ip with a sprained ankle since last 'Thomas Johnson.
RELATIVES IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES CONSULT THE
him
built
up
a
high
laving
strain.
Cock
I
\
\
ednesdny.
Bertha
Netti
wns
down
troni
Cottage
Mr». C. W. Dwvre.
Ivan Witcher left Friday for Suther Greve Suuduy.
erels, hatching eggs, day eld clucks for I
Susie Abel, Beatrice Gibson and Mil
sale; V* mile west of city. Bert llamls, I
•Ired ('inner spend the week end with tin to visit relatives.
Ernest Sear* and J. A. Joll were Eu­
ROW RI VER
friend» in Cottage Grove.
Cottage Grove, Ore.
jnn 10 a25p»l
Novie laindretli and hi» »¡»ter Muriel gene visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Binkley and little girls spent
For Sale 60 acre ranch near Walden
(Special tu The Sentinel )
MEMBER O F FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
hu%e returned to their home at Ciaiuille.
Foli li». John Teeters, of Doremi,
station; 50 under cultivation, balance I
Mr». W. G. Bittenger was a visitor Saturday at the Elliott home.
Eleanor
Nixon
visited
her
cousin,
wa»
hi
Kow
River
un
business
Satiirdny.
Saturday at the I.. It. Slagle home.
timber; all fenced; running water in all
Corbett Smith, vvho i» cntplovcd a» pasture» but eiuv Part time. Phono
W. W. Gildersleve came down from Alice Kent, Saturday.
Howard
Keene
attended
the
basket
Kujaila,
etimo
down
Snturdny
fer
a
Kuiada the last of the week.
It» ELI. J. II. Scholl. Puaaea»ien given]
week'» viait vvith homo folk».
John Ashby, who has been ill with social in the Grove Saturday night.
1 1 (1 nil Iptl j
The Malcolm Horn family visited Mr.
Anieng Cottage Giovo visitor» frinii at once.
the flu, is able to lv out again
Fdwm Kstea spent Saturday night Horn's mother in l.vnx Hollow Sunday. hcre Saturila» »vere Mr. and Mr». Frank For Sale Green body fir wood. Leave
The J. A Joll fuuiilv motored down Pleuard ami diiughler Graee, Mi».
here at his mother’s home, returning the
order» vvith Knowles \ timber, K <’ I
first of the week to his work in a camp to tho Rose ranch near Harrisburg Sim Henry Sandors. Mr». J II. Wanker, J. Hollmlav.
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j 17 in.- h — I pd
II.
Mesh»,
Alfred
William»
ami
Mi».
day.
up Kowe river.
Sborniali
Wilkins.
The
Ernest
Sears
and
K.
J.
Kent
fam­
For
Sale
6
tons
good
oat
hay.
Jehu H. !
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Tucker, of the
Chester A adirseli wns a Dorella calieri
Hull, 2 utiles south i>c tow ii . Phono
Cellars, were visitors at the Babcock ilies spent Suiulav at the Nixon home.
Tho Fred Witcher family were Sun Snturdny.
5 FS.
home Thursday.
rr 21 pd
\meng Illese freni Dorella whe ut |
Mrs. J. F. Gildersleve, Ada Wilson, day guests at the Blaklev home.
For
Sale
Mrs. J. F. Myers slipped and fell teiuled thè dauco ut thè S IL Vaaghan
Flue Collie pup 5 months old
Frank Wheeler and John OverRolser
homo Saturila»- night »vere Mr and Mrs.
and guoil dog house, Will »ell cheap,
were among those in the Grove Monday Monday and dislocated her left wrist.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alfred
Cornutt
motored
II.
1'
McCollum
ami
daughtem
Elsie
ami
a» I will be leaving soon. J. Mark i
Mr. and Mrs. T. Kiehardson were ii
to Eugene Monday.
Doari, loia and Arthur Glisso, Ha» Me Comer.
the Grove Tuesday.
rr 2 ipd;
Mrs.
M.
A.
Horn
has
been
at
Walker
Onrgar,
Alex.
Unrrouttc
ami
Chnlsio
Mrs. Rich was ill the last of the week
Mrs. W. W. Gildersleve and rhildivn helping care for hor mother, Mrs W a rd.
For Sale Young Jersey cow. fresh In
Arthur Gesso, of Dorena, has sei-a rial
visited Tuesday at the la>u Wheeler Smith, who is ill.
few days. G. S. Plaster.
i' 11 2spd
Harry- Williams was at the Conner emiilevment ut thè Row River nuli.
home.
I». 11. Mesbv, uf Walden, wus ut Kow For Sale Half ton Fotd truck, uewly
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver and little son left home Tuesday.
The O. J. Kayser family expects
River un business Wi'dncminy.
Monday for Aberdeen, Was.».
painted; good eonditlull, S. U. Smith
Mr. aiul Mrs. ,1. A. Phclps and ehil­ f it 2S pd
Miss Susie Abel expects to go to her move to Mabel the latter part of this
w
cck.
dren
»vere
in
Cottage
Greve
Saturila»
home in Coquille this week.
Albert Vnughu, Alfred Willi uni» ami A good 91 acre stock ranch for sale. It
Mrs. A. 1.. Chitwood is quite ill with
THORNTON CORNERS.
l’ hillip Mesbv attemled thè locture ut
stomach trouble.
has fair house, new barn, is 7 miles
thè Dorella eliurrh Tuosdny night.
There was an interesting litorarv
south
of Cottage Grove, and has good
(Special
to
The
Sentinel
)
S. Il \ anghu vvent tu Fugo Ac Snu­
program Saturday night at the chapel,
outrange. Mrs. J. 1} A. Young, ptitme
Feb. 1!*. Mr. and Mrs, Ed. McKib da}-, roturning Tuesday.
given by member» of th,. school, after
Mr». Irvi» Gisirge vvent te Reesburg RTF! 1._____________________ l 7 m 11 pd
which impromptu speeches, songs and ben and Mr. and Mrs. Henry McKib
recitations were given by others pres lien, of Springfield, were at the Morris Monda»- for a few dova viait.
For Sale Richmond piano In first class
McKibbeu home Tuesday.
cut.
condition. Would consider organ n»
Sam Lewis received a telephone ines
LYNX HOLLOW.
part
i
irt pavineiit.
Phono 35E31.
f2lm7pd
sage that hi» brother Fred was dead
HEBRON.
Lost Oil cloth horseblnuket on Wash.
Mr. Lewis had just returned home from
(Special to Th»« Sentinel.)
avc. Friday. Return to Sentinel of
seeing his brother the day before.
Fill 19. Miss IV V ami Win. l'ortor
(Special to The iVntinel.)
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f| la 7 pd
Mr». Foster spent the week-end with were passengers on the morning local to fiee.__________
Feb. 19.—There was a party at W'm.
her
son
Roy
at
the
Ford
mill.
Eugene
Saturday
Wanted
Reliable
boy
with
a
blryrle
to
Mavben’s Saturday evening.'
Those
" T h e r e rmiy he Comí Inste, srr.nlk’r
Mr. and Mrs. Bay Mvers and Mr. mid
Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson went to
deliver dully paper. 7»»»» Gibbs ami
present were Miss Miriam l’iper, Mrs.
some plugs that look chew, longer life •*wl»«i
I 21 in 7c
Butler and daughter Kuth. Garland Mrs Bert Myers, of Saginaw, visited at Cottage Grove and Mrs. Huntsman to mirth Seventh St.
( »cimine Grave­
Crcswell Saturday.
Kimble, Ada. Leonard and Katie Gil- Mrs. Lake’s last week.
bigger— but it’s the makes
Mrs. Dan Beck's son, Arthur Wood
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Lcbow transact For Sale - Horse, wagon and harness
crist, Clifford and Esther Taylor, Rov
ly cosi less lo clic»» litan
for
*110
John
Carpi
eli
r
f
ïl
lf
x
ring,
of
Washington,
is
home
on
a
visit
ed business in the Grove Friday.
Murry. I^imar and Bernard Piper. Leh­
good taste of genu* ordinary plug.
Irs. Moran, of Silk Creek, visited at
The A. Wolford family were dinner For Sale 2 or 3 tons of goo»! oat hay.
man Ream and Miss Gladys Taylor.
Mr.
Davidson'a
last
week.
inc Ri al Gravely
guests
at
the
Homme
home
Sunday.
w. ,n m t'ssillger, Dorena.
C.’ i 2Hpd
Mrs. W . 8. Warner si«‘ nt Saturday at
fi'rii r Is
Mrs. B. F. Rinard v isited at Mrs. Fos
Mrs. Catherine Horn is quite ill.
the C. C Gilliam home.
way
it
ond
tile
ter's
Friday.
Otis
Hriggs
left
Monday
for
Salem
Among those in the Grove the past
G b n u i n k ( in w i l y
Adolph Bask irk. 65 years old, father and Portland
He is still suffering
Drive out eons’ ipution, promote nppo
week were Mrs. B. M. Kappauf. J. A,
stays with you that
DANVIM.U. VA.
Powell, Alfred White, George Taylor, of Mrs. Roy Foster, has had one of hi from the effeets of an automobile ncci tile, improve digestion, induce refresh
counts.
/uf fcioUri OI lili I IHC /lint
Mrs. J. G. Murry, Miss Esther Tailor feet amputated and is doing well. The dent last summer and has gone to con­ ing sleep, get renewed strength and
big toe was amputated three weeks ago sult physicians.
and T. C. Führer.
Mr. and Mrs. Lcbow took dinner Mon­ health. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Taylor visited hav ing been badly crushed by a hisivv
nature's gift of wondrous herbs. Results
plank and it was thonght that the foot day with Mr. and Mrs I. N. Dresser.
Sunday with the Misses Taylor.
1). P. Caldwell, who is not well, was guaranteed or money back, 35c. Hen
Mr. and Mrs Alfred White and fam might be saved.
taken to Eugene Saturday to consult son’s Pharmacy.
ÍII2 1
ilv and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Powell mo
BLUE MOUNTAIN.
a physician.
tored to London and spent Sunday at
Otto Briggs came up from Mabel Sat­
the G. A. Small home.
(Speeial to The Sentinel.)
urday for an over night vjsit at his
Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Kappauf'and fam
Feb.
lit.—Everett
I.eRoy
sepnt
the
father ’» home.
i
ilv were up Cedar creek Sunday visit­
week-end in Cottage Grove visiting his
Mrs. D. P. Caldwell and son Is-wis, I
ing at .lack Hoppmana.
mother.
Mrs.
Neal
and
Mrs.
I.ujoic
motored
to
i
Bernard Piper, of Portland, spent
Plug p a ck ed in p o tid v
Rase Eley McGuire went to Cottage Pleasant Hill Monday to attend the
Sunday at the F. C. Führer home.
Mrs. C. C. Gilhnm visited Sunday nf Grove Tuesday, where she will attend funeral of Mr. McWooten.
schooL
Mrs. S. B. Jackson is making a »•>» !
ternoon with Mrs. Emma Kellev.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Rutibins attend era] days' Visit at the Frank Jackson I
J. A. Powell. Alfred W’hite and F. C.
ALL KINDS OF
ed
the
Box
Social
at
Cottage
Grove
Sat
home nt Walker.
Führer worked on 8. R. Piper’s new
JOBBING
AND FURNITURE
urday
evening.
Mrs Lulu Plank and Mrs. E/ra Mes J
barn Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Kibby were in Cottage »eager returned to their homes at Reeds !
MOVING— PIANOS A
Charles Fuhrer wired his paretns. Mr
port last week.
and Mrs. F. C. Fuhrer. Monday that he Grove Friday.
SPECIALTY
Mr and Mrs. Huff and ehildren vis
BEST OF SERVICE
ited with Mr. H u ff’s parents. Mr. and
LONDON.
FOR HOME PEOPLE
Mrs. W. P. Huff, in Cottage Grove Sun
day.
(«I »•rial to The Sentinel.)
A quilting bis- was held at the home
Feb. 19. — Mr. ami Mrs. Bud Thom
Phone 164— New Era Drug Store
of Mrs. M. Robbins Thursday, it being visited in the Grove Sunday.
her birthday. Those present were Mr
Miss Myrtle Sutherland, who hail
and Mrs. Schell, of Walden; Mrs. Kib bi-i-n employed in the Grove for severaj
by, Mrs. Gladys Lancaster and Mrs »»»•«•ks, return»»! home last w»-ek.
LUEBKE
HOLLISTER'S
Louise Duerst.
Mr. ami Mrs. fl. C. Cox sp»-nt Satur I
THE RAWLEIGH MAN
The Isbmaei mill w ill be moved to the lav night at the II. D. Baughman holm-, (
775 Sixth Atm. W., Eumene, Ore.
Rawlings’ place.
Miss AUeen Wills spent the weekend j
with her parents, Mr. unil Mrs O. P.
Phone 80
STAR.
Wills.
O. F. Garoutte. Local Agent
Famous tor Constipation
Mr. ami Mrs. George Sutherland vis
(Special to The Sentinel.
ited nt th»1 W. W. Short ridge home in
Feb. 19.— Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wicks the Grove Saturday.
E. McCARGAR. D. D. 8.
were Grove visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Small ami Mr
DENTIST
Miss Merle Mouohan, teacher of the and Mrs. John Small were guests at the
Star
school,
»pent
the
week
end
with
her
W. T. Jones horn»- Thursday.
Neuralgia relieved instantly by
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parents at Troutdale.
local application. Residence ana
George Small, who has just return»»!
Mrs.
J
D.
Owen
and
Velma
Sallee
from Iran»-»', »[■»■nt Thursday night anil
office at Fifth and Main.
visited with Mrs. O. C. Sallee Monday Friday at the J. T. Small home.
Phone 131J Cottage Grove, Ore.
afternoon.
Miss Lena Willson, of Astoria, is vis
G. T. Sallee was in the Grove Satur­ isting h»-r sister, Mrs. Walter loickey,
day.
at fllm-k Butte.
DR. S. M. WENDT
Mrs. Clifford McGee was a Grove
Carl Small visited at the Alex. Small
visitor Saturday.
Physician and Surgeon
home one night last week.
Arthur Sallee was in Row River Tues
Sunday v isitors at the Howard Cox
Speeial attention given to surgery
were Mr. and Mrs. George Sutler
’" f : A. Harlow is getting ground in home
and eye, ear and throat. Country
lan»l and family, Mr. and Mrs John
hape for a good garden this year, and Small anil Mr. and Mrs. Will Jones.
calls as well as city calls answered
has a fine hot lied of early garden stuff
Mr. ami Mr». Will l.ivilv a ad rkil
day or night.-
growing nicely.
Iri-n were gui'sts at tlu- Mrs. Will Witte
Office: Cottage Grove Hospital
home Sunday.
DORENA
Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Combs and son
nd daughter Arthur and Orpba visit»»!
J. E. YOUNG
(Special to The Sentinel.)
it the h. tli’er home Sunday.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Feb. 19.— Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kirk
Miss Lois Small w»'iit to the Grove
went to Marcóla Friday, returning Sat Saturday to attend school and will »top
Office on Main avenne
urday evening.
with her aunt, Mrs. Lincoln Taylor.
Cottage Grove
Oregon
Mrs. Molly Chase and Mrs. Robert
Miss Kutiir»' Baughman spent the
Wister went to their new home at Row week-en»l with her parents, Mr and
River Saturday after spending several Mrs. Bert Baughman.
days here visiting at the home of Mr.
Howard Cox has purchased a new
A. W. KIME. M. D.
and Mrs. Lee Thomason.
wood saw.
Mrs.
Henry
W.
Kirk
made
a
trip
to
J.
N .Hogue visited at the Emerson
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Eugene Saturday.
Keithley home in the Grove Saturday.
Office in Phillips building over
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Teeters and
the Benson drug store. O ffice
daughter Nellie made a trip to Cottage
Classy job printing. The Sentinel.
phone 34 Residence phone 126J.
drove Saturday on business.
A large crowd from here attended the
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Cottage Grove
Oregon
dance at Row River Saturday evening.
The basketball team went to Elmira
Department o f the Interior, V. S.
Saturday evening am] played the team
DR. W. M. HAMILTON
of that place. The boys wasn't use to Land Office at Rosehnrg, Oregon, Feb­
I
Res. Phone 14F3
the Elmira inud and playing in the up ruary 5, 1919.
stairs of a barn, so they i-ume out on
LICENSED CHIROPRACTIC
Notic is hereby given that James C.
the short end of a 15 to 2k score.
PHYSICIAN
Ileliert, of Onkridge, Oregon, who on
Mr. and Mrs. J. (J. Willits and April 3, 1912, made Homestead Entry,
Consultation and examination
laughter Hallie were visitors at the
Serial No. 07938, for a tract o f 159.98
free. Office hours 9 to 5. Sun-r
Teeters home Sunday evening.
days and evenings by appointm’t.
Miss Nora Ward returned to her acres of land in H»*c. 20 (unsurveyed)
p. 20 8., K. 3 K., W. M., described by
school at Black Butte Sunday evening.
Office in old Cottage Grove bang
John Teeters was at Cottage Grove metes mid bounds as follows: Beginning
building at 104% Main evenue.
Monday having some dental work done. at Corner No. 1, identical with quarter
Mrs. W. A. Land returned home Tue»- section corner between Mentions 26 anil
lay from Wendling.
H. J. SHINN
I. M. ( 'onier, of Cottage Grove, lec­ 7 of said township; thence H 0° 03' W..
tured in the church at Dorena Tuesday 20 chs.; thence S. 89* 56' K., 80 chs.;
ATTORNEY AT LAW
night, relating his experience in India. thenc«- N. 20 chs.; th»‘nce N. 89* 58' W.,
and notary public. Practices
V large crowd was present and several 9.98 chs., to place of beginning, has
all eourts. Twenty five years ex-
were present from Cottage Grove.
filed notice o f intention to make final
perience.
five-year proof to establish claim to the
SAGINAW.
land above denerihed, before K. O. Im
Bader Bldg. Cottage Grove, Ore.
niel, 17. H. Commissioner, at his office
(Special to The Sentinel.)
at Eugene, Oregon, on th«1 18th day of
Feb. 19.— Mr. and Mr». Geo. Wiscar- March, 1919.
ALTA KING
son and children, of Santa Clara, viaited
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Claimant names ns witness»-»; Louis
Sunday at the F. F. Neat home.
Mr». Bert John» and daughter Ruth, ’’lock, of Onkridge, Oregon; S. E
Office located in the rear of
of Portland, are visiting Mr». Johns Walker, of Oakriilgc, Oregon; Arie I*
the First National bank.
Bulk, of Onkridge, Oregon; Charles E
parents, Mr. and Mrs. ('has. Sharon
Cottage Grove
Oregon
Among tho»e in Cottage Grove Fri- MeOInne, o f Onknilge, Oregon.
Jay ware Merle Scott, Mary Neat, Mr.
W. H. CANON,
D. N. McINTURFF
and Mrs. E. T. Benston, Mr. Beck, Mr. f7-m7
Registi-r.
Cappious and Mr. I’owell,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
illy
Knight
spent
the
week-end
with
Practices in all court». Will attend
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Eugene friends.
to your busines» promptly, honest­
Among those m Cottage Grove Satur­
ly and earnestly. Spucial attention
In the matter of the estate of George
day, February H were Mrs. L C. Scott,
given to the examination of ab
Hawley, deeeaaeil.
Mrs. J. E. Neat and dnnghter Mary, anil
Mrs. K. B. Moody.
stracts, drafting o f wills, settling
Notice is hereby given that Mary V.
Mrs. Mcekum and granddaughter llambrick has been by the County I'ourt
of ertates, eonveyance», collec­
Marie, who hud been visiting at the o f the State of Oregon in Lane county
tions and pensions. In First Na­
home of her daughter, Mrs. Kirkendall, appointed executrix of tin- estate of
tional bank building on 6th street
returned to Ten Mile Friday.
George F. Hawley, decease»!.
All persons having claims against the
Etta Scott and Pearl Whiteley are
Phone 36
Cottage Grove, Pro.
visiting in Eugene.
estate of the said deceased are hereby
Cora Taplin and Dewey Fogle were required to present the same, duly veri
n the Grove Saturday evening.
fied as tho law requires, nt the office of
H. W. TITUS. D. M. D.
The Red Cross will meet and re
I organ H. J. Shinn in Cottage Grove, Oregon,
EXPERT DENTISTRY
ize Thursday.
to the said executrix within six months
Modern equipment. First Nation­
L. C. Scott is in Eugene on business. from the 31st day of January, 1919.
al bank bldg. Office hours 9 a.
I.ale Leonard has lost one o f hi»
MARY C. HAMBKICK,
horses.
m. to 12 m., I p. m. to 6 p. m. Eve­
Executrix of the Estate of
George F. Hawley, Deceased.
Among those in Cottage Grove S-itur
nings or Sundays by appointment.
day were Mrs. Bert John» and duughter H. J. SHINN,
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Kuth,
Mrs.
Louis
Miller
and
daughter
Attorney
for Executrix. .
j31-f28
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Direct Connections for Foreign Exchange
FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Cottage Grove
HARDWARE
FURNITURE
Knowles C8i Gräber
D ill says to
the Doc
sezze
Grove Transfer
Company
Peyicn Brand
REAL CHEWING PLUG
Home : cTVIade : Flour
Jacobs & Breedlove
GOLDEN NUGGET TABLTS
1
Pride of Oregon. Soft Wheat Flour
H. & H. Hard Wheat Flour
Made by Cottage Grove
. oïl
Milling Company
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