Mrs. Edgar Willson returned Monday
from a month'a visit In Han Francisco.
Miss Ttielinik Hunt, o f Eugene visited
friends hern Monday.
Trupui-sted White Leghorns, Tanered
■train. Avoid disappointment by plac
ing orders in advance fur day old chis
and aetting egg* for spring delivery.
Dan Walton 4 Hon, Box 151, Cottage
Grove, phone 2d F4.
«24apr24pd
Mrs. W. J. White and Miss Marie
Hlii-lburne, census enumerator* for Cot
tage Grove, report satisfactory progress
und expect to complete their work thix
week.
The bri-uking of a pump necessitated
the closing down of the W. L. 4 E
mill Monday for the day.
H. M. Keyser nnd futility, who have
been here for the pust two mouths, left
M outlay for Hpoknne, Wash., where
they will reside. Mrs. Keyser is an
aunt of Mrs. Mike Finnerty.
Closing out Revere tires so as to
stock u new line. Hixes for Ford and
Dodge ears. Wynne 4 Kline.
d2dtf
Miss Grace Hluckwell went to Walk
er Monday for n visit at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Fred Wright.
Mrs. Nettie Estes returned Monday
from Hutherlin.
Mr. und Mr*. C. J. Kelley arrived
Monduy from I’ortluud to visit with
Mr. uinl Mr*. Web Huntington.
Hevnral goats have been killed In the
Mount View neighborhood recently,
presumably by wolves.
Mis* Hudel Warnock, o f Eugene,
»pent the week end with Miss Nieta
Hazleton.
Mrs. Charles Hmith is suffering with
a badly sprained ankle, the result of a
fall Huuduy.
Cartoon* that make you laugh, or cry
-next Thursday night, at high school.
Mrs. W. W. McFarland has received
word of the safe arrival at Tucson,
Arix., of her mother nnd sister, Mra.
Doyle and daughter, Mias Maud.
Mr. und Mra. J. B. Crenshaw and
little son left Tuesday for Grant* Pass,
where they will spend the winter.
The O'. J. Thompson family left Tues
day for Yakima, Wush., to make that
place their home.
K E R R
& .
S I L S B Y
Frank Guggisberg went to Oregon
City Monday.
W. N. Robinson und family, who hud
been visiting at the Walter Pitcher
home, left Huturilay for their home at
Mr. and Mrs. W. I.. Miller were In
Holly, Colo.
Kugene Friday.
Mr*. F. Nickerman, of Huiem, is vis
Always get Goodyear welts and then
iting her mother, Mrs. Hhaeffer, and
your half soles will make your shoes
her sister, Mr*. Jennie White.
ns gooil as new. Dor Goff, shoe sur
goon nnd chiropractic. Contagious eases
Huve you ever read Ben K in g ’s poem
not accepted.
d&ifc
" I f I Hkould Die Tonight” ! I f you
haven't, do so; then come around and
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Hchrnck returned
see Metcalf about a life insurance
Hnturdny to Ixirnne, after being here a
poliey; but if you can’t find the poem
week or so sorting apples which the
you cun find Metcalf, and he’ll sell
Irfrrane Orchard company had stored
you the insurance anyway— either life
here. They had to return by way o f
Kugene on account o f the bad roads
S. C . W h i t e L e g h o r n or fire. You may need both. j2tfc
by the direct route.
Mr. Hchrnck
Mrs. Currie Henderson returned to
shipped a car load o f the apples to
her home at Medford Haturday, after
H
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n
g
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g
s
a
n
d
Chicago wbilo here.
a visit at the home o f her sister, Mrs.
Thomas Cox.
Want to Kent— Five-room modern
D a y O ld C h i c k s
house, in city or close in. Imjuirr Hen
The (.ennard Mallette family left the
Uaal.
jlOpd
first of the week for Corvallis, where
by the 100 or 1000, from my trap-
Mr. Mallette will enter O. A. C. Mrs.
Mrs. Karl Garoutte has recovered
uestod flock, Tanciwd strain. Order
Mullette and children went to Oregon
from her recent illness.
at onca before It Is too late to get
City for a few days’ visit with rela
Mr. and Mrs. George Atkinson left
what you want. S PE C IA L PRICES
tives while Mr. Mallette obtains liv
Insl week to make hteir home nt Wed
ON M A Y A N D JUNE CHICKS.
ing quarters in the agricultural col
d> rburu.
lege city.
Highest market price paid for junk
Htrayed from west o f Gowdyville
| o f nil kinds also for second hand fur
Cottage Orove
Oregon
last July, one light yearling Jersey
mture, W. 11. Judson, 217 south Hixth
If they tiro ennily, if ri'iulitiK street
heifer. Any information to find her
iSStf
appreciated and paid for. D. N. Me-
or writing cniOM M In j»iliirh< K, if
A. A. liichmond and son Delmns were
Inturff, Cottage Grove.
jptfe
your cyi-H Miuart Mini, burn you i l l ’ from Kugene Kunduy. Mr. Rich
A second hand Ford at $500; a sec
Mrs.
H.
W.
Titus,
accompanied
by
ond
hand
Ford
at
$.'175;
a
Chevrolet
at
probably m*«l glnoHOH, uiul every i, umd waa looking after his residence
her small daughter and her mother,
«lay* delay work» further injury. pt operty water pipes which burst dur $-175, und an Indian motorcycle at $80. Mrs. C. A. Hood, visited in Eugene
The Hervice Garage, Hpray, Long 4
See nie about yitur eye* today. ing* the recent cold spell.
j!2 tfc Haturday and Hunday. Dr. Titus went
K*veryoae baa been singing about Cruson.
up Hunday and accompanied them home
Wear my perfect fitting glnswa • 'M . 'ekey. ” Hce her at the Arcade
Mr. anil Mrs. Al. Land motored up that evening.
ami enjoy ram* ami coinfort of Tbui «day, January 22. I’ ricea, 18c nnd from Creswell Hunday Bnd visited at
Mrs. J. H. Chamber* was a Eugeen
vision.
40c; .reserved seats, 50r.
Jlflc the home o f Mrs. Rosa Currin.
visitor Haturday.
Mr*.
Homer
Irelund,
o
f
Hood
River,
Knj. >y the Artists' Trio, January 22,
Having bought ten high grade White
is a guest of Mrs. Ida Miller.
as you did the Old Fimhioned Girls.
I-i<ghorn roosters of the Holly wood
O.
T.
Hmith,
of
Eugene,
visited
Mon
Miss
Mamie
Knox,
o
f
l/is
Angeles,
Optician-Optomatriit
■train from hens trapnesting 278 to
has gun*' to Cortland, to attend her day with J. V. Htewart.
2*5 eggs in 12 months, whi.-h I will
Lcmea Qround on the Premise* mother, Mrs. Harah Knox, who is at
Readings, musia, cartoons— at high mate with 200 two-year-old t). A. C.
the home o f her soa Hoy, in that city, school, January 22. A rtists' Trio. jlflc hens, I will have the best of lintel ng
Cottage Qrove, Oregon
having r rcrntly undergone an opera
jlltfc
T. W. Harris, of Eugene, visited in egg* for sale. J. F. Hpray.
tion from .which she is recovering very the city Monduy.
—
—
slowly.
Mra. L. G. Markham ha* returned
J. W. It ankin was up from Wnlker from u two weeks’ visit in Portland.
No form of food on touts a greater
Hnturdny I- Hiking for a ranch to rent.
amount of nourishment than
C. Vermillion and family hnve re
Mrs. Kmi is Harms went to Cotrland moved to Leona.
Haturday to .visit her sister in law, Mrs.
Taken up— Hmull Jeraey, dry, w.tb
Kvn Dodson.
horns. Owner may have same by pr >v-
The Hervblo Garage means exactly ing pro|M-rty and paying charges. W.
------------------ <► what ita name implies. We are here V. Chapin, 1 Vs mile* south o f Cottag*
ftfr service ansi we can easily convince Orove.
When properly baked. It Is a dell
jP-kJc
clous necessity of life. Why use any
Hear the trio o f artists, high sehool, you that we menu exactly what we
C. W. Pallett, of Portland, was In
but that baked at home, when it is
January tt, * p. m
Jlflc say. When you hnve some little thing the city the first o f the week.
that needs fixin g, come in and see us
Just m good or better than that
W. C. Conner, o f Hnlrm, *top|M-d o ff and we are certain that the treatment
Mrs. H. O. VanHchoiaek, o f Leona,
shipped In?
here Hatuntny while on hla way home you receive w ill insure the big job shopped here Haturday.
from attending the poultry »how at when you hnvw one. Hpray, Long 4
Mr*. Elisabeth Fnhrenwald went to
Meil ford.
B e n d e r 's B a k e r y
Cruson.
jls t fc Portland Hunday to visit her sister,
A. W. Wnm|x>lc * u up from (.eona
Mr. nnd Mrs. Kd. Kelly, of Vnncou Mrs. Roberta Anlauf.
Haturduy on buaincaa.
Georg,. Carpenter, o f Eugene, mo
ver, Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Storage In dry, aafe, tirark building linker, of Mabel, arrived Hnturdny for tored up Humlny aud spent the day
Mrs. Jas. P. Graham visited with
at reasonable ratea. Mnsonie temple. a few days’ visit at the home of their with his brother, John Carpenter.
friends in Eugene Friday.
Albert (iriffin waa up from I ’ortlniul parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe linker. The
One HH3 Ford runabout, $328.
Miss Lillian Bounds, of Eugene, vis
tninilie« had a reunion nt the home of Equipped with delivery box. Woodson
during the pa»t week.
ited Monday with Mrs. Lucy Holland.
Mr.
und
Mrs.
Huy
linker
on
Cucific
Brothers.
j#tfc
W, It. Hurgeaa returned Friday to
O. B. l ’owrie of Drain, was in the
Portland, nfter a visit nt the home o f lugiiwny Hundny. Mr. and Mrs. linker
Mrs. Hugh Trunneil returned Hunday city Monday.
returned
home
Monduy
and
Mr.
and
his dnughtor, Mrs. Verne Onroutte.
from a visit at Albany with her par
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Cooper, o f Le
Mrs. K elly Tuesday.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Anderson.
Mrs. ( ’lair Hpray, of Halem, visited
ona, spent the week end with Mr.
Mrs.
1,.
M.
Duty
visited
in
Kugene
during the |>a»t week at the home of
Thomas Hears uiul family motored up Coopers parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. R.
her liualiund'a mother, Mrs. Jepthu the first o f the week.
from Ix’ona nnd visited with friends Cooper, at the Cottage hotel.
Rev. Hubert Hutcliffe transacted bus Haturday.
Hart.
Mrs. L. B. Hlugle has returned from
iness in Kugene Monday.
K. H. Goff, brother o f V. H. Goff, the Springfield, where she visited with a
You hnve been dancing to the tune famous surgeon to old shoes, has moved sister, Mrs. Dora Collins.
of “ M ickey.” Hee her at the Arcade into the house on I street formerly
Artists' Trio, second lyceum number,
jlfl occupied by the Mallette family.
We Are Here to Please the Thursday, January 22.
at high school Jauuary 22, 8 p. m. jl6c
F. A. Tripp, who hnd been cruising
Mias Ella Counts, who had been vis
n small tract o f timber near this city,
P U B L IC
iting relatives und friends here for a
returned to his homo at Kugene Mon
“ Economy, cleanliness and first
few days, returned Monday to Port
day.
class service’ ’ is our motto. Don’t
land, where she is attending business
be afraid to send the children here
Mrs. Harnh Dennett arrived Haturday
college.
from Willaminn for a visit with Mr.
for your meats. We wait on them
Mrs. Lilly Hathaway, who hud been
mid Mrs. Jesse Trunneil.
just the sum« ns we do the grown
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Frances
up folks..
K. D. Htahlman, o f Curtin, was in
Gray, returned to her home at Eugene
All kinds o f fresh meats, bacon,
the city Hnturdny.
Monday.
hams, lard, crisco, compound, lunch
Better plaee an order early for that
Nelson still gives Jitney Ser
meiita, mince meut and nourcrout.
new Maxwell, us we have only a few
vice.
Call
90
or
come
to
our
wait
FREE D E L IV E R Y
left at the old price, $1095. Come in
ing room at 401 Alain Ave. jOtfc
aud talk it over. Nelson Auto Hales
Mr*. F. K. Edward* returned Satur
and Hervice, phone UV, 401 Main. jlflc
day from a visit nt Cashmere, Wash.
Mrs. Percy Rogers went to Lornne
Phone 18__________ H. Quiver, Prop.
N.
C. Gibbs, of Dorenn, was in Eu
Tuesday to be with her mother, Mrs.
gene Haturday.
P. F. Davis, who has been ill.
Mrs. J. H. Denson nnd Miss Mary
Mrs. G. E. Hutsell is recovering from
Ymmg and old wili enjoy “ Mickey. "
Kllen were Kugene visitors Haturday.
an illness of several days.
Hhe ia all girl, all mischief, all love-
Mr. und Mrs. Glenn Cooper, of Our
Mra. Elwin Jackson, of North Bend,
ahlencsa. Arcade theater, January 22.
Miss Vivian Matthew* was in Rose-
formerly Miss Elsie Hlugle, daughter
l ’rices, I5c and 40c; roserved senta, 8<>c tin, spent the week end nt the home of burg Tuesday.
Mr*. Cooper’s parents, Mr. und Mrs.
of Dennis Hlagle, is visiting her grand
Mr». J. Il HUI», o f ( )akrnlgi-, »h o
Charles Dwyer, on Hilk creek.
The Cottage Orove Vulcanising parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Hlagle,
li ad huen vlsiting her dnughter, Mrs.
Dring your shoe repairing to Dick Works, E. J. Howe, proprietor. and Mrs. Mary J. Lincoln.
l.nHell» Htewart, at Bow Kivcr, re
j2tfc Vulcanizing and retreading.
Mrs. L. P. Bennett, who had been
tf
turned homo Fridny. Mrs. Htewart nnd Hickson, at Heventh nnd Main.
ehildren nrcompunied her to this city.
The Wnlker high school haskothnll
Mrs. Bacil Purker nnd daughters, visiting for several weeks with her
Mrs. Wm. ftrown and Miss Kllen team lost to Drain in n game at the Luclla Knowlton and Rosalie Parker, mother, Mrs. Pet Hanford, returned to
latter plnco Haturday night, the score arrived from Dexter Tuesday and are her home in Portland Wednesday.
were in la gen e Fridny.
being 58 to 14.
Mra. Wm. Turk visited in Eugene
visiting Mr. Parker's parents, Mr. snd
Miss Kuetta Hoyd visited during thè
Klr.n Hoblermun and Wm. George go Mrs. C. M. Psrker, and Mrs. Parker's Wednesday.
imst week at thè home o f her siater,
to Portland Monduy ns witnesses in mother, Mr*. 8. E. McKinney.
Mrs. John Pieser returned Tuesday
Mrs. Pud», at Medford.
a grand jury ease.
Mrs. R. H. M om arrived Tuesday to her home at Hublimity, after a
K'.fert llede left Hundny for Halem
Welcome Hubbell left Humlny for 8t. from Han Francisco for A visit at the week 'a visit at the home o f her daugh
to nttend thè special session o f thè
home of her dnughter, Mrs. F. B. ter, Mrs. John Kebelbeek, nnd with
legislature. Ile is rending c.lerk o f thè Helens.
Mrs. Mike Kebelbeek. Mrs. Pieser was
VnnNortwick.
Ralph
Lynch
was
in
Eugene
Tuesday.
house.
a
resident o f Cottage Grove 20 years
Have 10 per cent on your tires by ago.
buying front Wynne 4 Kime while they
Having taken the exclusive agency
are closing out their line of Revere
tires.
d20tfc in thix territory for the famous Chand
ler Hix and Cleveland Hix cars, we are
Mrs. Charles Holloway, who had been
in a position to make immediate deliv
here from Brownsville caring for her
ery o f these ,cars. Prices quoted else
dnughter, Mra. D. W. Hturgis, w ife of
where in this issue of The Sentinel.
the mechanic at the West Hide garage,
Nelson Auto Hales and Hervice.
jlflc
who has been ill for some time, re
Calvin Murlow and his sisters, Misses
turned home Tuesday. Mra. George Mc
Kinney, an aunt o f Mrs. Hturgis, also Lillie and C ffie, came up from the
of Brownsville, arrived Monday to re Pallett Lumber company's mill at Di
vide Tuesday and went to their home
main during Mrs. Hturgis' illness.
at (¿crane to help celebrate the silver
J. W. Huberd, o f the Hubord Hhoe
wedding anniversary of their parents,
Manufacturing company, of Eugene,
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Marlow.
Ore., ha* made arrangements with
W. A. Ward motored over from Lo
Powell 4 Burkholder to handle Hub
erd* ’ Hhoe Grease, which is guaranteed rnne Monday nnd is visiting at the
to keep out rain and snow water, be home of Mrs. Ward's parents, Mr. and
ing the only shoe grense guaranteed to Mra. W. B. Hawley.
do the latter. Get some free samples
Jack Callahan, of
Independence,
nt the Powell 4 Burkholder store and spent the week end here with Mrs.
give this grense a trial.
j2 30c Callahan.
Mrs. Oscar Hubbard came up from
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gray returned
Creswell Tuesday for a visit with her to their home at Veneta Tuesday, after
WALK
A BLOCK
AND
SAVE
A DIME
grandmother, Mrs. Melvins Willeta.
a week-end viait with relatives here.
S m oked Fish
\ K IN N A N H / j ) | ) i E A N D
\ K l PPKKIi- |) S A L M O N
AU K VK H Y A P P E T I Z I N G KISH TO E A T
A T ' n i l K T I ME O P T H E Y E A R
_________ ¡ H >
DO YOUR EY ES
TROUBLE YOU?
W e have some nice
B a ld w in A p p le s
we w ill sell at the attractive price of
$1.55
with 10c hack when vou return the empty box
Nice large Italian prunes, per lb ..............
? SETS A. Brund & Co.
X-RAY
AT COTTAGE GROVE HOSPITAL '
An up-to-the-minute machine has been in
stalled for examination and treatment of
anv part o f the body.-
Society
Bert V. hands
D. J. S C H O L L
T
1 Tales o f the Town
PEOPLE’S MARKET
SPUDS
Sometimes Called Potatoes
$5.00
per hundredweight.
S H O R T ’S G R O C E R Y
Bread
25c
Pupils of Mrs. Leon DcsI-arxes met
at her home Tuesday evening and or
ganized a musical and social elub. Mrs.
lima Beager was elected president and
Mrs. Claude Kem secretary-treasurer.
Holes were given by Miss Hazel Hazle
ton and I.e*lie Hull and Mary Ellen
Benson and Ethel Maekey sang a duet,
after which a social hour was enjoyed
and light refreshments were served.
The next meeting will be held at the
home o f Mrs. Beager, with Miss Lois
Thomas and Miss Nieta Haxleton as
sisting the hostess. Present members
of the club are the Misses Edna John
son, Ethel Mackey, Doris England, Lois
Thomas, Elsie Cnestnut, L^nora Hub-
bell, Margaret McDonald, Hilda Har
din, Nieta Compton, Haxel Hazleton,
Mury Ellen Benson, Hazel Loucks, Au
drey Anlauf, Ix>ia Small, Lucile Da
vidson and Lillian Lewis; Mesdames
lima Beager, C. L. Churchill, Claude
Kem and A. Alatott; Messrs. Leslie
Hull, Fred Beidler, Ralph Chestnut,
Ernest Kurre and Ivan Homs.
♦ ♦ ♦
Departing from their usual custom of
meeting at the school house, the Tues
day Evening club gathered at the home
of Mrs. Worth Harvey and enjoyed an
interesting program on the legends and
history, life and customs of Yokahuma
and Tokyo. A fter the lesson, Mrs.
Harvey, assisted by Mrs. Roy Hmith,
surprised the elub members by spread-
mats upon the floor and serving tea
and cakes in real Japanese style, ac
companied by the burning o f incense.
♦ « ♦
The Ladies Aid society of the Pres
byterian church met in the parlors of
the church Wednesday afternoon. Mra.
Worth Harvey, Mrs. Elzie Holderm&n
and Mrs. Oliver Veatch were the host
esses. The ladies had an enjoyable
time in conversation and needlework
and refreshments were served.
♦ « ♦
The Social Twelve elub was enter
tained Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. W. Frasier Johnson. Guests of
the club were Mrs. F. L. Thompson,
Mrs. Lee Hubbaud and Mra. George
Proctor. An enjoyable luncheon was
served at the conclusion o f the social
afternoon.
# ♦ ♦
Following their regular meeting F ri
day night, the Woodmen o f the World
lodge held an enjoyable social session
for themselves and families. District
Organizer H. W. Pitts was present and
the affair was concluded with a ban
quet which was enjoyed by all.
♦ ♦ ♦
The M. P. G. elub was entertained
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
H. W. Titus. Mra. Titu s’ mother, Mra.
C. A. Hood, of Portland, and Mrs. Ed.
Hmith were guests. Following a social
afternoon, refreshments were served.
Q •» ♦
Mrs. C. H. VanDenberg entertained
the LaComus elub at her home on
north Sixth street Tuesday afternoon.
A t the elose o f the pleasant afternoon,
the hostess served a dainty two-eonrse
luncheon.
♦ ♦ ♦
The Ladies Home Missionary society
o f the Methodist church held a very
instructive meeting in the church par
lors Wednesday afternoon. Miss Grace
Blackwell had eharge of the meeting.
♦ ♦ ♦
Mra. 8. E. Markley entertained a few
friends at a six o ’eloek dinner Wed
nesday evening in honor o f the birth
day o f her sister, Mrs. John Barker.
Where Is Portland Roan?
During the recent spell o f Aretie
weather that put all Oregon down in
the dumps, a placard bearing the fo l
lowing doleful statement was found
posted on a snowdrift in Portland:
The wind she blows
And the snow she snows;
And where in ’ell
Jh your Portland rose!
Notice to the Public.
We have some smallpox in our city
and I wish to request our citizens to
cooperate with the physicians and eity
health officer in doing everything in
their power to prevent the spread of
thia disease and to be vaccinated at
once, especially school children. I do
not wish to be compelled to enforce
the law to have poeple vaccinated bat
expect yon to listen to this request for
the good o f the community.
W. W. OGLESBY,
City Health Officer.
For Sale
HOUSEHOLD
GOODS,
OUT
8IDE IM P L E M E N T S A N D
STOCK
Including 2 bedroom sots; 1 par
lor sat; dining room oat; range;
heater; cream separator, all prac
tically new.
Spring wagon; harness; buggy;
single harness; 2 wall-matched
black hones; 2 Jersey cows; 2
Durham heifers; 2 sows; 80 R. L
Rad hana
MUST BE SOLD SOON
PRICES REASO NABLE
O. G R O D LAND
1 M IL E
SOUTH
OF
D IV ID E
SAY, YOU—DON’T GO EASY ON MEAT
YOU NEED IT—TAKE A SLANT
AT THESE PRICES
32c
35c
30c
40c
$1.15
Bacon, per pound.........................
and
Prime Hams, per pound...........................
Nutmargarine (try this), per pound........
Crisco, 3-pound tin .................................
SPECIAL
Ocean beefsteak (no bones), per pound,
,20c
City Meat Market
Bartels & Safley
Phone89
W an ted—V eal, d iid k-
ens a md potatoes
J O N E S Cb E A T O N
Saoosasor to J. F. Spray
Phono 3