Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., June 13, 1919, Image 6

broken arm and other minor injuries
lie is reported to bo getting along 11
nil ■ ly.
Warners Rust Proof Corsets
Minerva
Yarns
Among those attending commence
nicut m the Grove were Ethel Mackey,
Mrs. F. C. Chapman, Mrs, E. L. Mo
S A G IN A W .
Reynolds, Adolph Lmdstrom, Edd Card
well, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Turner and
((Special to The Sent ¡non
June 11.—Mrs. llacket and Mrs. New daughter Julia, mid Mr. aud Mrs. Harry
hall, uf Creswell, spent Saturday night McDole.
Miss Emms 1-ong returned to Cottage
ind Sunday at tne Ohas. Sharon home
Miss Lillie Knight wa* in Cottajp' Grove Tuesday after having visited her
pareuts, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Long.
Orove Sunday.
Mr. Johnston and sister. Mrs. Shaver,
HEBRON
eame up from Eugou,. Sunday to spend
'he day at their home here.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Mr. and Mrs. I^onard and family and
June —Norvall Powell aud his sis
Mr. and Mrs. Burgess and Mrs. Scott
attended church in the Grove Sunday ter. Miss Ruth, motored to the Grove
Thursday evening to attend the alumui
morning.
Mr. Benston and son Harry, Sammy banquet.
Mr. aud Mrs. G. 1« Carlile and fain
no difference. W e fit equally well
Cappious, Virgil Kirkendali. N w ell
3enston and Kubv Keene were in the ily of the Grove spent ¡Sunday with Mr.
the stout or the slim.
Carlile‘s sister. Mrs.J. (¿. A. Young.
Grove Saturday evening.
The
Misses
Ester
Taylor
and
Myrtlej
Marie Elliott, o f Delight valley, spent
Mayben spent Sunday with Miss liar.el
Sunday with Merle Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. I<eonard were in Cot Führer,
l.ela Kelly Zeluin and Dorothy
tag«' Grove Saturday.
to show you a better Corset at the
Ruby Elliott was a dinner guest at Abeene were up to London to church
Sunday.
price.
I here are none better and
the Dirk home Sunday.
Mrs. A. L. GiLham, Mrs. R. B. Lanky
Mr. and Mrs. Penoyer and daughter
few
so
good.
Barbara were in Cottag«' Grove Sunday and Mrs. Walter luicky motored out to
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. B«'ck returned the Grove Tuesday to attend the fu
Sunday from Eugene so Mr. B«'ck could uerul of Mr. Cnrow.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Powell and son
insist in building the new school house.
The Minuion girls of Cottage Grove Norval, Mr. nnd Mrs. N. W. White and
guaranteed not to rust, break or tear.
wo daughters, Miases Adelle and Inez.,
ure visiting at the Johnston home.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alfred
White
and
family
F. T. Benston was in Eugene Friday
motored to Pleasant ilill Sunday to
on business.
J. E. Fogle's relatives from Browns spend the day with Mrs. F. H. Otillison.
ville visited with them Saturday even
LYNX HOLLOW.
ing and Sunday.
Lowi'U Houston has purchastnl a new
^SjK'cial to The Sentinel.)
motorcycle.
June 11.— Mr. mid Mrs. John Fergu­
Mr. Adney and daughter Olive re-
turued Saturday from their plure near son were Cottage Grove visitor* Satur­
Drain, where Mr. Adney has been work­ day.
George Tellier went to Eugene and
ing.
O. C. Powell was in Cottage Grove Spriugfieitl Monday.
I. U. Dresser was a passenger on the
Tuesday.
Lillie Knight went to Eugene Monday morning local for Eugene Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ros«», o f Southern Ore
where she intends to work during sum­
gon, are making a several days’ visit
mer vacation.
the homt. uf Mr. Kuse'a sister, Mrs.
Mr. aud Mrs. Dick and daughter Nida
Wm. Slater.
were in Eugene Tuiwday.
Kraok Bond and some friends of
L. C. Scott left Saturday for Canada.
Myrtle Creek, motoring to Portland for
J. E. Fogle was in Eugene Tuesday.
the ruse festival, stoppt'd for a call on
Mr. Bond ’a old friend, Geo. Tellier,
BOW RIVER.
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Caldw«*ll and chil
(Special to The Sentinel.)
June 11.— Madge Hamble and Robert dren motored to Lowell and Dexter
Willan, of Walterville, .visited Saturday Saturday.
Mrs. R. Y. Porter, Miss Ivy nnd
and Sunday at the B. F. McCollum
Grandma Horn went to Portland Satur­
home.
Virgil Pleuard has returned home day for a visit in the home of Alex.
Horn and to enjoy the rose show.
from Camp Dixon at West Virginia.
The Geo. Huntsman family were din­
Gladys and Ethel Jones, o f Monroe,
are visiting at the home o f their grand­ ner guests with the Chas. Wright peo
pie of Walker Sunday.
mother, Mrs. Emma Williams.
The Hennie family spent Sunday
Rev. Hammond, of Eugene, preached
at the Star school house Sunday even with Mr. W olford’s people.
Mr. and Mrs. Slater and Mr. and Mrs.
ing. Miss Hazel White, also of Eugene,
R o v were guests in the Wolford home
led the Christian Endeavor m«»eting.
Tuesday.
Miss Annie Lindsay, o f Dorena, spent
Kelse Fisher went to Cottage Grove
Tuesday evening with Miss Elsie Mr
last week to meet his “ Buddy,’ ’ an
Colima.
Idaho boy, who came to the Grove to
A number from here attended the
visit a sister there.
dance at the Dorena hall Saturday
Ralph Mosaburg is working at the
night. All report an enjoyable time.
W. J. Messenger return«'d home Tues­ Divide now.
day after a several days ’ visit with rela­
MOUNT VIEW.
tives and friends at Roseburg.
Dave and Alfred Williams motored
(Special to The Sentinel.)
to Cottage Grove Tuesday evening.
June 11.— Mrs. I. J. Beidler nnd
Rev. Milton Bowers, o f the Eugene
Bible University, will hold services at daughter Kathleen spent Friday after­
at the W. D. Heath home.
the Star school house Jnne 15 at 11 a. noon
Frank SiuiFs came up from Wendling
m.
Everyone is especially invited to to spend the week-end at his home.
attend.
Mr. and Mrs.Sifer and daughter, of
Miss Hallie Willett and Faye Jenings, Eugene, moved into one o f the houses
of Dorena, were Sunday visitors at the at the mill Friday of last week.
Mrs.
B. F. McCollum home.
Sifer will board the men nnd Mr. Sifer
The Trent baseball team played the will help famish the mill with logs.
Row River team on the local diamond
Mrs. C. W. Sears left Sunday morn­
Sunday afternoon. Owing to the fact ing for a visit with her «laughter, Mrs.
that they did not know they were com­ I>awrenee Brumfield, at Marshfield.
ing several of Row River’s star players
Mr. and Mrs. (¿uimby and daughter
were absent.
A scrub team was quick­ Dorothy were in the Grove Saturday.
ly got togetker and played them a fast
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kent are attend­
game. At the end of the seventh inning
ing the rose f«^tival in Portland this
the score was 4-3 in favor o f Trent.
”
As it was getting late the Trent boys week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Helliwell visited
did not want to finish the game, so Sunday afternoon at the E- Kelley
seven innings was all that was played.
home.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Mosby were at
E very Pair Solid Leather, W ell Put Together — Built tor S tyleu Service and Solid Com fort .
DIVIDE.
te Waldo Miller home Monday.
E. Kelley was in Cottage Orove one
(Special to The Sentinel.)
last week.
June 11.—Mr. and Mrs. A. Söderström day
Miss Selma Miller visited Sunday
spent Friday evening in Eugene with with Miss Dorothy Quimby.
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their daughter, Miss Gerda, and attend­
: nor
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Castle and chil­
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ed the commencement exercises at the dren, Miss Josephine Seward nnd Mr.
Eugene high schooL
and Mrs. Fred Frost and Harry Frost,
Mr. Miller, o f the Pallet Lumber Com­ of Blue Mountain, spent Sunday even­
Agents for
Heavy Blue-
pany, motored to Roseburg Friday, re­ ing at the W. D. Heath home.
turning Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Beidler and daugh­
C U R R IN ’S
Bib Overalls
Mrs. J. A. Mackey and daughter Buth ter visited at the Claude Plaster home
left for Wilbur Friday for a visit with in the Grove Sunday morning. In the
SH OES.
$ 1 . 95 .
Mrs. Mackey’s sister, Mrs. Frank Par­ afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Plaster accom
ker.
panied them to the Ernest Senrs home
Miss Mildred Dugan visite«l in the at Delight valley, where they witnessed
Grove this week with her sister, Mrs. a baseball game.
and Mrs. L. B. Slagle o f this place were Medford, were guests nt the Haight
feetly wife for women or children to
!?red Patten.
L. R. Long, Green Long and Jean
<lriv< or ride anywhere. K. W. Ward,
Miss Ruth Mackey returned home Mosby were out from Cottage Grove dinner guests Sunday at the If. M. home from Thursday to Saturday.
Damewood
home.
The Walker union high school closed
phone III F3.
Sunday, accompanied by her cousin, to the W. D. Heath home Sunday even­
■ 30-J U pd
Mrs. Ada Wilson and children left Friday, a pleasing program being ren­ Geo. H. Brain ard, Beal Estate and In­
Miss Lola Parker.
ing.
Wednesday for Portland, en route for dered Friday night.
Bonnie Perini, while loading a ear-
surance, timber lands, mining prop­ Tor Bale Craftsman living room furnl
Mrs. W<-s. Chrisman and daughters,
The Posey family nnd the Clyde erty, farming property and city prop
tore, golden oak dining phiiii set and
road of piling, was knocked from the Mrs. Glenn Scott, of Dorena, and Mrs. Tillamook to spend the summer.
Miss Julia Forens is here from St. Wright family were rtiinday guests at
one bedroom set, brass bed and mating
car onto the railroad and sustained a Ben Davids, o f Portland, were at the
o
ltfc
the Oscar Jackson home.
Helena, Calif.
any dreaaer.
It. W. Ward, phone
Waldo Miller home Monday.
Jack Gildersleeve left Tuesday to at­
Mrs. Chas. Conner nnd son spent Sun­ For B ale-T w o horse riding cultivator,
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William and Addison Heath left Mon­ tend campmeeting at Portland.
day at the W. P. Huff home in the
four shovels. For particulars inquire Wanted -15 to 25 arraa improved, near
day morning for Pendleton, accom­
Mrs. Scholl nnd daughter, Southern Grove.
nmylltfe
Cottage Grove. Must lie good land and
panied by Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Frost and Oregon, visited Friday and Saturday at
The furniture man from Eugene was Dr. Hamilton.
cheap for ensh. Give full particulars In
son, of Blue Mountain.
Both parties tho A. L. Chitwood home.
heer Tuesday to see the school board.
For Sale—Trailer for auto; good condl first letter. Address P. O. Hoi 02, Glen
will make the trip by automobile and
Mr. Perry, of th«i Grovo, was in the
tion. Good male Collie pup 4 months
m30-jl3pd
expect to remain until fall.
8TAR.
neighborhood buying hogs Wednesday. old. H. H. (¿nimby, Stocks ranch, 2% dale, (lie
M. A. Horn is hauling gravel for the miles east of Cottage Grove.
m23jl.'lp For Bale «0 acres, more or less, of best
SILK CBEEK
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Saginaw school.
land in Willamette valley. All under
June 11.— Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Harlow
I.urile and Rena Cornett nnd Effie For Bale One good Howard player pi­ cultivation and irrigation. Good fence.
(Specia Ito The Sentinel.)
legt for Portland Tuesday to attend the Hopper left Tuesday for Portland for a
ano. T wins. Mrs. J. F. Lnmson, 525 Apply Sentinel.
M tft
Juno 11.— Mrs. W. W. Gildersleeve rose carnival.
visit with relatives.
I'ac.tM- highway. ________
jl3pd
ami children and Mr. and Mrs. Roy
For
Bale
-Tim
E.
O.
Blshay
home
on
Mrs. Stone is quite ill at the home of
A few here are putting in hay.
For Sale Cheap- No. H Remington type
Wheeler returned Sunday evening to her mother, Mrs. M. A. McGee.
south Hixth. fSIM). Terms. Apply Mrs.
Hugh Nixon is working nt the Myers
writer with Gorin tabulator; perfect •I I Mansur, K34 south Hixth.
ii I
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Sallee, Mrs. J. T. mill.
Hli strong and vigorous man or Kujada after spending the week-end
condition.
Jl.’lpd
with
friends
here.
Sallee
and
children,
Velma
and
Melvin,
f.ois Jackson spent the week-end In
woman is envied by lets fortunate
For
sale
cheap
or
trade
for
young
stock,
C. E. Wood, from Rujadn, sppnt Sun­ motored to Cottage Grove and back the Grove.
humanity afflicted with aches, pains,
For Bale Qood fresh milch cows.See
smilll family horse, harness and top
day
night
her*
with
his
parents,
Mr.
infirmities and ailments. The sufferer
Tuesday.
The Nixon families returned from
Frank MeFailand.
jl.'l27pd Fuggy. All in first cluss condition. I
Jay Cole, from Beck, is working for Portland Monday.
says to himself, “ If 1 could only be and Mrs. John Wood.
have no tise for them. If. H. (¿nimby,
Found--Bunch
of
keys.
D.
C.
Cole,
John
Wood
and
C.
E.
Inquire at the
well, how happy 1 would b e ," for health
Mr. Hastings.
The J. A. Joll family went to FJjigone
2 mi. eafft on Mtork* place,
Jnfl "i 1
Sentinel
office.
Wood
went
to
Eugene
Monday.
is more essential to the joy of living
Mrs. C. It. Wicks and children, Tda Tuesday to see the airplane exhibition.
Delbert Is-avage left Wedensday for nnd Walter, from Wendling, are caring
than ia wealth.
Architect Jenkins, from Hnlem, was Wanted To buy a small farm; must Want to trade two good lota In Ooqullle
close in, for a Chevrolet, or possibly
The kidneys almost literally wash the his home at Mercer Lake, Ore.
for the C. A. Harlow farm while Mr. here Tuesday conferring with the school
!»«• cheap for cash. Give full deserip
Bennie Cole spoke Sunday evening at and Mrs Hnrlow are at Portland.
for a late model Ford. Bo* 3«3, Cot
blood and keep it clean and free from
board.
tion,
location
nnd
price
in
first
letter.
j ntl SOpd
*
iritiea. When the kidneys are out of Lorane.
J. P. Wicks and son Francis motored
Tho school grounds were surveyed and Address P. O. Box 1 »4, Cottage Grove, tags Grovo, Ore.
Mrs. John Wood visited Sunday at to the Grove Tuesday.
, they tall to filter out this w in s and pols
work
will
begin
in
nbout
three
weeks
Oregon.
j
13-27pd
mom matter. It remains in I be system to causa
the Mrs. John Moe home in Cottage
Miss Onrmn Anderson is visiting at on the new building.
backache, rheumatic pains, sots muscles sod
Grove.
Lost— In Cottage Orove. or on road be
stiff joists.
_____
the Mrs. Idn Wieks’ home.
Mr. and Mrs. Donnell, Sr., and young
tween Cottage Grove nnd Creswell,
Letters have been seeeived by d i f fe r ­
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
Mr*. Donnell and four children arrivisl ent people of this place from the L. P.
cheek hook on ^nvwi'll fruit growers
the last week from St. Helena, Calif., Owi'n family, who have moved to Salem,
All members of the Ponsf Fork Tele­ bank, belonging to Clyde E. Wright,
and will locate here.
t h e
CITY TRANSFER
saying that Mr. Owen is very pisirly and phone Company nre requested fr» be Walker, Ore. Hook contained papers
tielp the ay «tern eliminate this poisonous wsste.
Mrs. Paul Estes, from Portland, is has had several sick spells.
They soothe, strengthen end heel sore, weak
papers and key. Clyde E. Wright.
present
nt
th«.
nnnnnl
meeting
to
be
end diseased kidneys and bladder. W hen the
visiting at th(. D. A. Estes home.
Chnrch service* were held at the Star held Monday, June 23, 1!)1!1, nt London
kidneys are working properly, appetite returns,
For Sale Two sorrel fllllen, 1 and 2
Miss Opal I.ewis eame down from school house Sunday morning.
refreshing sleep is possible, sod health sad
hall nt 1 p. m.
Gaston
Friday
to
visit
friends
here.
years old (full sisters) from splendid
strength come again.
Miss ls>is Boettcher, from Eugene,
W. T. JONES.
mare nnd Belgian sire; 1 black horse 10
Miss Agnes Hilton, of Cottage Grove, visited with Mrs. O. C. Sallee Sunday.
C W . Smith. 130S No. 4th St.. Seliea. Kgs.,
DONE ON SHORT NOTICE
Vice President.
years old, about 1100 lbs., good worker
was the guest of Miss Gladys Da me wood
writes: “ I am very much pleased with Foley
•T. E. BANTON.
Kidney Pills. 1 am working in a coal yard and
and
driver,
single
or
double,
and
per-
from
Friday
till
Wednesday.
DELIGHT
VALLEY.
j!3-20e.
have been very much troubled with my back.
H«'eretnry.
School closed at Royal academy June
I have takes several doses of Foley Kidney Pills
PIANO MOVINO A SPECIALTY
and they have already helped me.
12th.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
WANT AD. RATES— The minimum a word after third insertion,
Office
at Elite
No
adver-
Mr. and Mrs. E. Z. Collins nnd Mr.
12.— Mr. Haight’s sister, with price on a want nd. is 25c. Three inser­ tisement put on hooka for
S O L D E V E R Y W H E R E and Mrs. Forrest Fritz, of Springfield, her June
Confectionery
PHONE 66
1cm than
husband and two children from tion* for the price of two. One-half cent SOc.
dfitf
W e have many styles in these
excellent Corsets and can fit you
in perfect accord with
dress fashions.
Knitting, worst­
ed , o f su p erio r
quality in n e w
fall shades—
T he figure size makes
Turquoise, Amber,
Begonia, Wild Rose
Hunter’s Green
and Others
It is impossible for us
W a rn e r ’s Rust Proof
O ßW
Prices $1.50 to $5.00
New Dress Silks and Satins
Yard w ide Taffetas of splen­
did quality in all wanted
colors.
N avy, Brou n, G reen, Pekin and
Wistaria.
Per yard $2.25.
N e w Messalines in N avy, Pink,
Rose, Pale Blue, Y e llo w and Pekin ;
also W h ite. Per yard $2.00.
G ood quality Dutchess Satin, also
heavy black Taffeta. Y d . w ide $2.95.
Silk mixed yarns in new
colors, hav i ng s i l v e r t o n e
effect.
New Street and
House Dresses
In Cotton C r e p e , G ingham s,
and good quality Chambray,
Stripes and Plaids, with plain
trim also W h ite Dresses, all suit­
able for street or house wear.
Priced Irom $2.50 to $9.50
A R E H E A D Q U A R T E R S FOR
P e te r s
“ D ia m o n d
B r a n di
S h oes.
helliwell, Bangs & Marksbury
WANT
ADS.
Strong
T
S
ftiley [felney pills
w. w. M c F a r l a n d
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