Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., January 02, 1920, Image 5

Mins Maud Inimson is home from
K. M. Thurlier ha* leaned hm Haw
river fami limi thè fumily ha» moved Cove, having resigned her school there
on account of her health.
ulta thè city.
Mr. and Mr*. J. Z. Contes and Mrs.
Hpruy, Imng A Cru«on aro now In
new commodiou* qunrter* at corner of Contes’ mother, Mrs. I*. C. Hinith, were
Hi*th and Mnin. Automohilo r*puir», n Kugene Haturday.
acceinorlea and nervleo of every de
Mr. und Mrs. Jrn Isom were up from
nc.riptiun. dive our experta n elilinee, tf Albany to spend Christmas at tin- home
f Mr*. Isom’a parent», Mr. and Mrs.
W. P. H u ff wn* taken qui*« ili 'lue*
. Hums.
duy.
” Zorn land, ” January 14.
Kreil Hnrteln loft yeaterdny for He
little, wbere he will tuke thè mming
Minn Forest Hehneider wun home for
polirne ili thè Cnivernity of Wuahington. /Tmntmiia from Florence, where she in
I
K. H. Crawford, of l’ortlimd, vimtel enc lung.
Wednenday with hi» mnter, Min» Km ma
Mr. and Mr». K. II. Newhull, of
Crawford.
Irenwell, spent Christina* at the W.
Ileur Francie Lnrcy an thè Iridinn /. Chapin home.
lover ni thè ” Hlnnket Hong.”
Mr*. II, H. Fiester in recovering
Joel Palmer writen frinii Itryan, Te*., from a recent serious ¡linen*.
nnnouncing timi he i» thè dnd of a
Mr. and Mr*. W. W. McDonald, of
nini* pollini noli bora Deeeinlo'r III, that Ro»eburg, were guentn Friday of Mr.
tho boiiudnrien of thè atnte *eem a tri and Mr». II. K. Allmon.
fi,, ronfiniiig and Ihat he won’t In­
J, W. Huberil, of the lluberd Hhoe
alile to get back lo work bi fore thè Manufacturing company, of Kugene,
fimi of tlie year.
)re., ban made arrangement* with
A Kiigcnc Item «tate» that Mr and Powell A Burkholder to handle Hub
L. Itiiell, of K ii IU
I* i City,
ity vinited
muter Mrn. W. d. Ilnunor hnve returaed frinii rdn’ Hhoe (Jreune, which 1» guaranteed
week nt the horn a " f hi*
ii
un cxtfiidcd vinit In thè eant.
to keep out rain and snow water, be
Albert Woodnrd.
One IUIH Chevrolet und one 11* 17 ng the only shoe grease guaranteed to
J.
Kem felon I lied home ll couple
do the latter, (let some free »ample*
o try norne of in* Chevrolet. Woodnon Brother». dlBtfe
Mrn. C. M. Parker in viniting rela nt the Powell A Burkholder »tore and
own medicine for n cold.
give thin greune a trial.
J2-30*
Neltton him u uneil Kurd for *ab tiven in thè nortbern pari of thè cnun
Minn Kathryn McQueen visited this
y.
Mr.
I'urker
ficroinpimied
her
bat
heap, i'hone Hit.
week with Min* l.uellu Knowlton at
will return today.
W. It Dilhird, formerly of Kugene,
Dexter.
who in teiirhing nchool in Idaho, win
Mr*. Virgil White anil non John vin
here Tiiondny on buninenn.
ited in Kugene Haturday.
II C. Knight him returned from Oak
Mr. and Mrn. J. It. Million spent
Iliad, Calif., where Mr*. Knight linn
Christman nt the home of their daugh
undergone un opera!ion. Hhe will lie
Nucua brand id' nut margarine, ter, Mr». Dan Walton, at Walden.
in the honpilnl until the middle of
Mr*. C. Lowe has undergone an op
fin« for table uw, free front
Junnnry.
«ration for the removal of tonsil*.
animal
I'at*.
The
price
¡
h
inter-
Mr*. Kiirl tlnroutte him been nuffer
Bring your »hoe repairing to Dick
mg Willi tniinibti* during the punt
i N l i n g , the p o u n d ............. 40c
Hickson, at Heventh and Main.
j2tfc
week.
U ro iu id green bone, to make
Mrs. M. A. Itnrland is here from
We don't charge much for recharging
the hi"iiN 1 m v, the pound.
4c
Portland visiting tit tin home of her
butterien. Note tlieno price*: 12 volt
mother, Mrs. Barbara llohl.
buttery, #1.25; *1 volt buttery, #1; light­
J. F. Cochran und family, of Mabel,
ing buttery, 75«. Hpruy, Long A Cru
*|-ent the week end here at the home
non.
n7tfe
< I I I r eyegltlNMOH H I T V I t M - IN blitted O i l
Phone
80
Bartel* A Hafley
of Mr. Cochran’» brother, M. C. C'och
Wm. Ilopmnn, who wan employed for
long exporiciice, modern ••* | '* * I* ni'\i*riil month* at the I'nllett mill nt
run.
im-ut nml progn-Haive methods in Divide, him returned to Itiijiidn to
Mr*. John Bartels has returned from
K. J. Ilelliwell wan in Eugene Mon »pending Christman 10 Portland.
optometry. T I iih «*ntit!«•« iih 1 » '■Iterate the Hhuy engine.
C. II. Hurkbolder him recovered from Iny,
Father Anselm, of Mount An gel” who
M'rioUM considerill ioii if your eyrtt
A. J. Arnmtrong, of Kugene, him un held services lust week in the Catholic
an
nttnek of tonnilitm.
glaum-*
(I. M Kem him recovered from n lergone mi operation for the remove church here, left Monday for Koneburg
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Ostrander spent
rob I mid fever thut confined him to of tonsil».
Why not »tart the New Year right Christmas in Kugene at the home of
the hoii»«. for neverul day*.
Optician Optoinetriit
* ' Hunting Hong of the Cliff Dwell by ruling nrouml in n new Muxwellf their daughter, Mrs. Marion Vcatch,
Ni-lnuti hnn them. Tho car nhortnge
Mr. und Mrn. W. 11. Ostrander and
Lenaea Ground on the Premiac» era'* by (ieorge Mnlthewn January 14 next neaaon will be greater than it wan
Mr. ytid Mrs. Clarence Hpeneer spent
M im Helen Helde dnughler of Mr.
Cottage Orove, Oregon
mid M»r. Henry Helde, him undergone Inat neonon. Therefore, buy early am' Christmas in Kugene nt the home of
avoid the delay ill delivery oeea»ionei Mr. und Mrs. K. K. Hpenecr.
nil operution for the removnl of ton
bv the eiiormoun demand for thin pop
aila.
Mrs. Myrtle Mill* arrived lust week
ulnr cnr.
from Hnlem to spend the holidays with
Wm. C’ruaoa, who wn* here neverul
Mr. und Mr*. T. F. Hecrmt are mov her daughter, Mr». George Boyd.
dny* looking ufti-r the affair* of hm
lute brother, At. t'runon, left Wednea mg to Donna, where Mr. Hccrint ha*
Miss Carolyn and Donald Woods, of
employment.
dny for Ht. Paul, Neb.
Forest Grove, »pent Christmas at the
A flue fire at the Thnber house a home of their grandparents, Dr. nnd
M i m Kriiiiei'* Col m vimting nt Al
M r». I). L. Woods.
bnny with her mater, Mr*. Krmik the edge of the went city limit* rail
out the fire department nt I o ’clock
Itruiubimgh.
Mrs. J. J. Dillon arrived last we«k
-i---------------------
from Portland for a visit with her
llighent market price pmd for junk
parents. Mr. nnd Mr*. I*. H. Magee
of nil kind* ulm> for necond hand fur
Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson spent
Little Jean mul Abre AUiwm have riiture. W. II. Judnon, 217 aouth Hixtli
itttf
Christmas with their daughters in Ku
rwuti'rnl from nltnek* of «ori' thrmil .tr.-.t,
g. ne.
Mr. und Mr*, .lumen Dunn, who »|>ciit
mnl fryer.
Mrs. George Currin spent Christmas
Dor-ithy Cooper, daughter of Mr nml the holiday* here, returned Wednrnduy
with Mr. nnd Mrs. Vernon Fields at
Mr* W. H. CiHijier, 1» reemi-ring frutti to Port bind.
On nnd after the first of December
Koneburg.
mi utturk of intr*linnl trouble. Hit
Mm* Mae Arnmtrong, of Kugene, vm
tho price of rlcnning and pressing
i n *rnou*ly ill for *evI*rI»I liny*.
Mrs. C. K. Stewart went to Ashland
ited a few day* thin week nt the (J.
men'» nuitn nnd overcoat* will ad
nnd Medford Inst week to spend the
Mr* A. M. Powell i* recovering from W. Me Kurland home.
v mice to #2, women ’* nuitn to #2
holidays.
mid up, women’s drenn«« to #2.50
tliroat Iroulilr,
It. K. Ilolntrom, of Dmnton, »topped
Mr. and Mrs. George Hetties spent
mid
up.
On
account
of
tho
mutin-
her«*
Wedncndny
on
hi*
way
home
from
Oood Jersey milk for sale at
ued advance in rleuning »upplie» we
Christmas in Hpringfield.
The Bon Ton.
dlil-2tip»‘ Portland.
are nfter more rough dry bundle*.
Want to Kent— Five room modern
Mr. und Mrs. Robin Powell, of Ray­
l<i-\iv»l meeting» will »liirt nell Hon hoime, in city or clone in. Inquire Hen
mond, Wash., are spending the holi
day nt I In* ('hr 1*1 inn churrh.
d ia l
jlflpd
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs
Tk COTTAGE GROVE LAUNDRY days
Mr. nml Mr*. Wm. Turk loft Monday
A. H. Powell nnd Mrs. Cellern.
Horatio Monby, of Hilvarton, vinited
for m vi»il ut l'uri loud mol other during the pant week with hm mother,
Mrs. A. C. Hpriggs is recovering from
points.
Mrn. L. It. I^ing, nml other relative*,
11 severe uttnek of tonsilitis.
J. J. Wade rrturnrd Moiolny to The
Mr. and Mrn. A. W. Ilelliwell »pent Tuesday. Nearly all the furniture had
Mrs. Nelson Durham is spending the
Diill-a nflrr » Week mil » i»it with Ml* New Yeiir'n nt Yoncalln.
been removed from the house in tin- week in Portland.
A ut’ u*l n (inroutto.
Mrs. Chnrb-s Mouser nnd daughter
Kenneth Mrlteynohl* in employed nt few minutes It took the fire boy* to
" U f t in I hr Wigwam” nt Ihr Ar
get there.
Helene, of Portland, are »(lending the
the W. L. Darby A company ntore.
code Ibrnlrr Wrilmndny nflrrnouB nml
Cloning out Kcvcre tire* no nn to holidays with Mrs. Mouser'» parents,
D will bo it cold day when you get
writing, Jununry 14.
a better heating or cooking ntove than ntoek a now line. Sixes for Ford nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. I.. II. Hlnglo.
Mr*. I'. Hnflry, of Albany, visited thone »old by Wynne A Kune.
d2titf
d5tfc Dodge earn. Wynne A Kime.
Chester Anlnuf is spending the holi
thi* week nt the hum« of her brothrr
C. K. I'mphtey him bought from W. days with his mother in Portland.
Mrn.
L.
K.
Hullivan
vinited
in
Ku
tu law, Frank Hnflry.
L. Hubbcll the houne in which the
Mrs. I.. M. Thompson spent Christ
gene Wedtiendny.
W. I.. Ilntrh mill fninily hnvr nrrivrd
Umphrrey* have lived for aeveml year*. mas in Kugene with her sister in-law
Mrn. Mary Hinith, who in living with
from l(o«rluirg mid lire moving ml«
Mr*. (Ieorge Freeman hnn been coin Mrs. D. P. Burton.
the liou*r on Ninth atroci which Mr her daughter, Minn Jennie, lit Albany mittod to the ntnte hospital nt Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Mitchell, of
ha*
returned
there
nfter
n
v
i»it
here
llnli li Itoughl nomo lime ugo from I»-»
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Spray, of Salem, Hnlem, spent Christmas at the home of
Mr*. T. It. Harnen, of Mill City, vm
1er Phelpn. Mr. Unteli Imuglit lilt in
termi in the t ’ottngr tiruve Mnnufnc ited thin week with her nmter, Mr*. H vinited thin week at the home of Mrs. Mr. Mitchell’s mother, Mrs. Jcpthn
Spray'» mother, Mrs. Jepthu Hart.
Hart.
luring roiu|uiiiy «"verni month* ngi K. Lew in.
Have
you
ever
read
Hen
King's
p
o
e
m
Hen Lurch left Friday for Hnn Fran
mul will In- loeatrd hero permanently
AI way* get (loodyenr welt* and then
Two IUIII Kuril*. In good condition your half nolen will make your »hoen ■ 'If I Shoal.I Du- T o n ig h t''t If jroa cisco to visit nt the home of his
Woodnon I trot horn tiurnge.
dlltlfc im good nn new. Doc d off, »hop nur haven't, do no; then coine around and daughter, Mrs. MeCredie.
see Metcalf about a life Insurance
Mr. und Mrs. Barton Ilelliwell, of
J. t!. Millon returned Monday to geon ami chiropractic. Contagion* rime* policy; but if you can’t find the poem
Rose burg, »(lent Christmas at the home
uut
accepted.
d5tfc
Zillnh, Wnah., uftrr it vi*it with II. H.
you ean find Metcalf, and he'll sell of Mr. Belli w ell’s brothers, F. J. and
Mrn. I.. J. Doyle mid daughter. Mi»»
Brami love.
you the insurance anyway— either life A. W.
Mr*. I.mirn MrKrrnmi viaited tin* Maud, mid Min» Kvn llopjier left Wed
or fire. You may .need both.
j2tfc
Mrs. A. II. Hprinkel spent Christmas
week lit the honii< of her limigli ter, nendny for Annum for the lienefit of
with her mother at Junction City.
the henltli of Minn Doyle und Minn
Mr*. Ko*ter, lit Iniruno.
K. A. I. i ' wih , of 1‘ortlnnd, viaited thin Hopper.
Ray Nelson was up from O. A. O
week with hi* brother, H. K. In-win,
H. I'. Crenon him Imught the Cren
to npi-nd Christmas at the home of his
who recently Hiiffered n |inrnlytic nliaw property on nouth Fifth ntroet
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Piper
■troke.
mid Mr. Creimhiiw goen to California
Archie Piper, of Portland, spent
Wntch for the regular Pnthe ml. g iv ­ for the benefit f hi* health,
Christmas with his parents, Mr. and
‘
‘
Economy,
elmnlinena
and
first
ing lint of new record*. Mudneit. nitfo
llurvey Madden, of I'ortlnnd, visited
Mrs. H. R. Piper.
chin* aervice’ ’ in our motto. Don’t
Minn Marie Junen, who in attending thin week at the D. H. Ilemenway
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rissue nnd chil
be afraid to »end the children here
buninenn college in Eugene, viaited nev home.
dren, of Portland, art' visiting relatives
for your meat*. We wait on them
eral day* thin week with her parenta,
The Cottage Grove Vulcanizing jnat the snim- nn we do the grown­ here.
Mr. und Mrn. J. I. Jonen.
up folk»..
Work», E. J. Howe, proprietor
Mr. nnd Mrs. II. A. Miller sp-«nt
Mr. mul Mm. 1>. I1, lirown, of Con­
All kind* o f fresh meats, bacon,
Christmas nt Hpringfield.
tf
don, vinited thin week with
Mr, Vulcanizing and retreading.
llama, lard, eriseo, compound, lunch
J. I.. Ruck ley nrrived from Reeds
Brown ’» ninler, Mrn. N. I’. Chrinmnn.
Dr. H. M. Wendt wan in Kugene Tucn
meats, mince meat and aourcrout.
port to join his wife nnd dnughtf
donne J tick non, a regular in the IT. day evening attending u meeting of
nnd to spend a few days with hi
FREE D E L IV E R Y
H. nnvy with the U. H. H. Ithode Inlnml, Hi,. Knight» Templar.
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Buck
in vinitiug the Turner* nt Divide.
John Hollnday canto over from the
ley.
Trujinentrd White Leghorn*, Tnnered count und »pent Chrintnmn with hi*
Mr. nnd Mrs. D. J. Scholl spent
ntruin. Avoid dinu|>|)iiintmnnt by pine parent*, Mr. and Mr*. K. C. linlliiduv
Christmas nt Hubbard.
Fhonc 15
H. Culver, Prop.
iug uniera in advance for dny old chit
Mr. nnd Mrn. F. W. Hr-wkinn, ne
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hendricks spent
und netting oggn for npring delivery. rompnnied by their daughter, Mr*. C
Christmas in Kugene.
Dan Wiillon
Hon, Hot 151, Coti ago A. Hinith, returned Sunday frnm Pilot
Mr». K. J. Howe and dnughter. Miss
Mr. und Mrs. R. L. Gilo, of Rono-
tiruve, phone 2(1 K4.
n24npr24pil Itoek, where they »pent Chrintmim with
l.oln, of Kugene, spent Christmas at bnrg, visited briefly last week with
Chenier VnnDonbiirg returned Turn their children. Dale and l.cnlic and the home of Mrs. Howe’s daughter, Mrs. G ile’s mother, Mrs. Lucy Currin
Mr*. Kancho Htubblefield.
dny to hi* work nt Wnrrenton.
Mrs. K. K. Mills. Miss Lola remained while on their way to Halem.
Very Prosperous and
Happy New Year
is the Wish W e Extend to
O ur Friends and Patrons
K E R R
<M
S I L S B Y
Painstaking, Efficient
Optical Service
W e Have the Powder
N o w is the time to blow
out those old stumps and
open up your land for
cultivation.
W. L Darby & Co.
SUCCESSORS
TO
SW ENGEL
HARDW ARE
CO M PA N Y
Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Harris, newly­
weds, of Hmith River, spent Christmas
at tho home of Mrs. Hmith's parents,
Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Hamilton.
Mrs. Dora Collins, of Hpringfield, Cottage Orove Physicians Make Public
Increase in Fees.
who had been visiting her mother, Mrs.
N. J. Damewood, returned home yes­
Cottage Grove, Ore., Dec. 18, 1919.—
terday, accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
We, the undersigned physicians of Cot­
L. B. Single.
Hay Kerr spent Christman in Port­ tage Orove, Oregon, on account of the
constant increase in the eoat of living
land
F. L. Hunter, of Portland, visited ,ind the increased cost of medical and
with Miss Ellen Brown Christmas day. surgical supplies have found it ncces
Mrs. Aliee Legut and son Robert, of »ary in order to be able to meet our
Portland, spent Christmas at the home ’,wn obligations to raise the existing
of Mrs. Legat ’» mother, Mrs. E. D.
t°
following:
Day visits in the city, $2.50.
Owens.
Night
visits
in the city, #3.50.
Wm. McQueen, of Douglas eounty,
Offiee visits, ordinary, #1.50.
»pent Christmas at the home of his
Telephone advice or prescription,
brother, G. W. McQueen.
George Cooley returned Friday to | L N .
Eaeh additional number in family,
Bend, after a visit with his father,
# 1 . 00 .
Alex Cooley, and other relative».
Unusual detention on a case, per
A. B. Vaughn, of Baker, visited this
week with his mother, Mrs. Hinai hour, #2.00.
Visits to contagious eases, a visit,
Vaughn, and other relatives.
Wm. Applewhite and family visited #3.00.
Visits in country outside of city lim­
in Kugene Friduy.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Baker and little its, same as town visits plus mileage
son, of Mabel, spent Christmas at the of #1.00 per mile.
Ordinary confinement cases in city, >
home of Mr. Baker's parents, Mr. and
#35.00; in country- #1.00 per mile extra.
Mrs. J. II. Baker.
All other charges shall be governed
Wm. Flint and son Glen, of Orton-
vilit*, Minn., are making an extended by the fee bill of the .State Industrial
Accident Commission of Oregon.
visit with George Lammers.
A. W. KIME.
Mrs. C. F. Emerson, of Latham, is
8. M. WENDT,
suffering with a broken leg, sustained
C. E. FROST,
in a fall a week ago.
B. B. JOB.
Wayne
Ventch is spending the dl2-j2
Christmas vacation with Portland rel­
atives,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Griffin and Hal
Hunnicutt. of Eugene, spent Christmas
at the G. W. Mi-Queen home.
Cottage Grove, Ore., Dec. 30.— You
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Matlock of j are hereby notified that the annual
Kugene, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Calla stockholders’ meeting of the Cottage
han, of Independence, spent Christmas Grove cannery will be held at the com­
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. VV. C. mercial club at 10 o ’clock a. m. on
Johnson, parents of the women.
Monday, January 12, 1920. Kindly be
F. A. Garetson and son Carl re­ present in person or by proxy, as a
turned Tuesday from a visit in Cali­ majority of all shares must be repre­
sented in order to transact business.
fornia.
GRA NT TOWER, Secretary.
W. 8. Bennett was up from Portland j2-9
over the week end looking after prop­
erty interests.
Schools Reopen Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. VnnProoyen, of Mo­
The schools of the city reopen Mon­
hawk, spent Christmas at the home of day morning, after being closed two
Mrs. VanProoyen’a uncle, T. F. Se- weeks during the holidays.
erist.
Mr. and Mr». C. A. Hood, of Port­
Oregon was defeated by Harvard at
land, spent Christmas at the home of Pasadena yesterday by a score of 7
their daughter, Mrs. H. W. Titus, and to *3. Many local people took keen in­
Mrs. Hood remained for a visit of a terest in the contest and considerable
week or so.
money is said to have changed hands.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Matthews and
Miss Ada Matthews came home for Lost— Ruby ring, wrapped inside of a
the Christmas vacation, visiting at the
handkerchief and inside of purse;
home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mat­ lost in or near Masonic temple. Return
thews, parents of Mr. Matthews and to Mrs. A. H. Sprinkel for reward. j2c
Miss Ada. Mr. and Mrs. Matthews are
Happy
from Portland and Miss Aila from En­ Ford touring car for sale.
terprise.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hugh Trunnell visited
this week at Halem at the home of
Mrs. Trunnell’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. D. Anderson.
Herbert Hawley, of Mupleton, visit­
E. A. degree at regular com
ed Saturday at the home of his moth­
muniention next Wednesday at
er, Mrs. F. M. Hambrick.
7:45. Visiting brethren cor­
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Dixon, of Ed­
dially welcomed.
monton, Alberta, are visiting at the
WORTH H A R V E Y ,
home of Mrs. Dixon's parents, Mr. and By order of W. M.
Secretary.
Mrs. George Wilson. Mrs. Dixon was
formerly Miss Mnybelle Wilson.
Wow! Wow» Wow!
Harry Baker, o f Portland was the
Woodmen of the World and their
guest of Miss Florence McFarland sev­
families will meet in social session on
eral days last week.
Mrs. Lydia Htouffer and grandson. the evening of Friday. January 9.
Charles Burkholder, nre here from Cor­ Visiting Neighbors and their families
cordially invited to h« present. Re­
vallis during the holidays.
About 20 Masons went to Creswell freshments.
F. C. COFFMAN.
Monday night and exemplified the M.
Clerk No. 2(10.
M. degree for the Creswell lodge.
Among those from here who attended
the road bond meeting at Eugene Mon­
day were K. K. Mills, M. H. Anderson,
Elbert Bede, G. W. McFarland. M. M.
Wheeler, W. K. Nixon, Lee Nixon, E.
J. Kent, E. J. Hoars, Emmett Hhurp,
J. I. Jones and G. G. Warner, nnd the
Crowe brothers and Jackson brothers
Now that the freeze is over and
from Lorane.
those who borrowed ray plumb­
8. K. Lewis is in n serious condition
ing tools will have no further
as the result of several paralytic
st rokes.
use for them, I wish they would
Mr. and Mrh. 8tacy M. Russell, of
return them at once, as I am
Kugene, spent Christmas at the E. C.
behind with my work and need
Hhay home.
the tools in order to complete
Little Dan Trask, son of Mr. nnd
Mrs. R. 8. Trask, is recovering from a
the jobs I have on hand.
recent illness.
over until Monday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Bob Henderson, of Ta
Roseoe Hemenway is up from Port­
Frank Adams left Sundny for his coma, visited briefly during the pns land visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
home at Oakland, Calif., after having week at the W. B. Hawley home while D. II. Hemenway.
spent Christmas here with the family on their way ot California.
of his brother, Charles Adams.
Miss Genevieve Jury arrived here
Miss Marjorie Hhny has undergone from Henttle for Christmas nnd
an operntion for removnl of tonsils.
spending the week with Miss Ruth
Have 10 per cent on your tires by- Phelps.
buying from Wynne A Kinie while they
The pastor of the Methodist church
are cloning out their line of Revere invites all voters to the services Hun
tire».
il'Jtlt fe day and especially to hear the sermon
W. (1. Perry was up from Halem in the evening on the subject,
Monday and Tuesday.
Man't Vote.”
As « people we nre
Frank Wallace and Robert Jones left facing some things thnt nre of vital
importance to us as Americans. Every
Monday for Portland.
body will be welcome.
Mina Ada Adams was home from
The fire department wns called out
her school at Hutherlin for the holi­
last evening by a small flue fire at
days.
the Oregon hotel, which wns extin
The Pallett mill at Divide will re­
guished without serious damage.
sume operations within n week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bossermnn, of
Jitney service, call 99, or come Lowell,
spent th« week end at the
to our depot, 401 Main avenue. home of Mrs. Bossermnn'» parents, Mr
Successor to J. F. Spray
Phone 3
Nelson Auto Sales and Service, t f and Mrs. James Groom.
NUTMARGARINE
Doctors Raise Rates
CITY MEAT MARKET
D.
J.
SCHOLL
Prices on Cleaning
Going Up
C A N N E R Y STOCKHOLDERS
Nasons, Attention!
A
We Are Here to Please the
PUBLIC
I Want
My Plumbing Tools
PEOPLE’S MARKET
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F ra n k
Happy New Year
That, 1920 may lx* one of prosperity for you
and yours is our sincere wish, hut we trust
that if our wish comes true you will not feel
so flush that you will he adverse to walking
around the corner to save a dime.
SHORTS GROCERY
W A L K
A
B L O C K
A N D
S A V E
A
D I M E
W o o d r u ff
W anted—Veal, chick­
ens and potatoes
J O N E S C& E A T O N