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About Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1920)
The Henry & Cobb Auto Co. EUGENE, OREGON Salesroom at S<*v<*»itli ;u h I Willamette ( Innige at Kighth and Dear! I H e a d q u a r t e r s f o r H ig h A u to m o b ile s THE THE THE THE < ’a m im i THE PEERLESS EIGHT THE COLE AERO EIGHT TÍIE HAYNES SIX THE VELIE SIX CHALMERS SIX HUPMOBILE FOUR ALLEN FOUR CASE TRACTOR Wo dofv anvouc to name a superior lino of oar« carried by anv company anywhere. Nor a tractor that will surpass the Case in anv kind of performance, that is more easily operated or that is more durable in any event, or that is cheaper in tin* lone: run. We are willing at anv and all times to go anywhere within I jane county to demonstrate any of our goods. Be sure and come to see us before buying that new auto or tractor. Neighborhood News Hitch a Fordson to Your cTWortgage The li notnr ín making th<> agricultural lite the mont pb-aaant uf tlit* |>rofi'NMitiiiK. Tin- Kunlaoit ia On- numi practical of tin' fractura fur tin* farm uf muderai« mate, auch an I hone of the Pottage Orove country. Ihteli it to your plowa, to your acedera, to your cultivatora, to the five-ton Inai! you wiah to bring to town, or to thu mortgage that ha* been on your farm for yearn urtili« like a cold blanket upon your en lieavora. It will move any of them and all you have to do la to operate the leverà and ateerinir gear. Steer youraelf to proa|M-rity and put aunahine in,your fare in place of wrink- lea. The lioya are «lad to atay on the fumi and <lo your work for you if they can do the work with a Foninoti. Go to DEMONSTRATION Woodson for AT Fordsons ANY TIM R K IIF j K s ■ -I 1 4 •|ID LUCKY S T R IK E cigarette It’s toasted to in crease the good, wholesome flavor of the Kentucky Burley tobacco. regular man's smoke and deli cious 1 m il ROW RIVER. (Nprcial to Thr Sentinel.) Feb. IH.—Mr». V. K. Poole and daughter O nrolhrt have been visiting at tiir bomu of Mr». Poole'» »i»ter at Dillard the |>u»t week. Muurier Katabrook returned Monday from a week'» viait at Roseburg. Ainona ('ottag« (»rove viaitor» fn.-ra here Hnturdny were Mr». Henry Hod« •on mid Mr». Henry Sun- ------- . »on - Frunk, .................- D o n ’t Risk N e g l e c t Don’t neglect a constant back nr ho, »harp, durtm a pnina or urinarv diaor- derm. The dnnaer of dropay or liriabt'a diaom»n ii too aenou» to ignore. Use Domn *1 Kidney Pill» na have your friend» and neiabbora. Ajik your neighbor. il. N. llenrikaen, Dorenm, Ore., »aye “ 1 wtia flat on my buck for about three weeks on aceount of intense pain aero»» my kidneya. I think following the blarkamitb trade fur twenty-six year» bad a lot to do with bringing on the trouble in the first place. I knew my kidneys were out of whack and began uaioa Doan's Kidney Pills. Tboy fixed me up in good shape and I haven’t been bothered for some time. I gladly rec ommend Doan’s, for I know they are a fine kidney medicine.” Price, 00c at all dealers. D on't »imply ask for a kidney remedy—get Donn’s Kidney Pills—the same that Mr. llenrikaen had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfr»., Buffalo, N. Y.___________M M 7 ders and children, Mrs. O. L. Hmith and daughter (Juice and Mr. Hudrow. Mr« and Mr». Cu»ey Jones »pent the week end with Mr». Jones’ grand mother at Harriaburg. Mr. and Mrs Frank Putt» »pent the week end in the Orove, returning home Tuesday. Mr«. Art Childers »hopped in Cottage Orove Tbur»dny. Nellie Pleunrd weut to Wildwood Monday to work. Mr. Hudrow and »on Carl spent Hon day at Uujadu. duy June» »pent the week end with relatives at l/pton. Mrs. A. C. Coulter, of Htar, spent Friday nt the Art Childers borne. Alfred Williams was at the Orove Saturday. Mrs. (1. 1,. Gillespie was in Cottage Orove Monday. Mnud* Hmith went to the Orove Hat urduy und will lie employed there. Mrs. .1 M. Mushy, Hubert Mosby and Alfred Pleunrd*wers in the Orove Hat- urdny. Mr». Frnnk Pleunrd and children • nd Mrs. A. Paquette and children re turned home Tuesday from a week’s visit in the Orove. Kuy Williams, Alfted Pleunrd and Hubert Mosby motored to the Orove Tuesday evening. Mr». Dora Tobin and Raymond Han der» are quite ill. Lulu Doty und Charles Earl went to Eugene Hnturdny. Clyde Moore was a Cottage Orove viaitor Friday. Thurman Tiller spent Hunday in the Grove. John Dick, of Eugene, was here on business the first of the week. H. F. McCollum went to the Grove on businei*. Monday. Mrs. Clyde Moore is on the sick list. BILK CREEK Feb. 12.—Koscoe Owens, of Ht. Hel ena, Calif., visited old friends here Thursday and Friday. - Mr Owens was on his way to British Columbia. Mr*. Jennie Walker urrived here Haturduy morning from Marshfield and 1» nursing her daughter, Mrs. E. M Babcock. Mrs. L. B. Single went to Lorane last week to visit with her daughter, Mr». O. C. Davis. Almost every family in the neigh borhood is visited with severe illness. There are hardly well ones enough to «urr for the sick. Mr. and Mrj. Alvah Deardorff and children left last week for their home in Idaho. Mrs. Edith Wood went to Mr. Kprague '» at Row River Monday. Mr, McDonald went to the Grove Huturday. W. W. Gildersleve was called home from Rujada Monday on account of sink ness in his fumily. Edith Wheeler is still very ill. Mrs. Mary Weston is assisting at the Fowler home in their sickness. Cora Wilson is improving. Feb. 1*.— Mrs. L B. Single und granddaughter, Velma Davia, came over from l^irane und spent a few days this week. Mr. and Mrs. Boy Wheeler and Ben nie Cole, of Creswell, visited at the John Wood home Saturday afternoon. Mrs. H. 1» Fowler, who has been very sick, is improving. Mr. and Mrs. Matthews, of Cottuge Grove, were visitors Hunday at the Arthur Woolcott home. Ray Ciphers, of Row River, was here Hnturdny night caring for hi» brother in law, Homer Sprague, who is very ill. The Henry Gruber family have been *:ck the past few duys. Edith Wheeler, who has been very sick the post two weeks, is improving slowly. Alvin Cook, from Chitwood, is here attending school ot the academy build ing. Miss Loueks being ill, there was no public school last week. W. W. Gildersleve is still detained on account of the illness of his wife apd baby. Ernest Darnell was in the Grove Monday. ------------------------ - DELIGHT VALLEY. Feb. 19.—Miss Inex Tucker visited friends in Creswell last week. Claire Conner was an over-night vis- isitor at the Conner home Saturday. He returned to Salem Sunday night. The Da\ is family, and Mr. Fuqua, i f Creswell, were Sunday guests at the J. A. Joll home. School reopened Monday with all the pupils back except those from the Cornutt, and the Hopper families. The school has its new piano. The sick of the neighborhood are improving, there being no serious cases. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Jarkson were dinner guests Tuesday of Miss Grace Blackwell in the Grove. Mrs. M. A. Horn visited in I.vnx Hollow Tuesday with Grandma Horn. Mr. and Mrs. Prenttco and their two children, recent arrivals from Kansas, visited at the W. E. Nixon home from Saturday to Tuesday. They bought the Hemmo place up I.ynx Hol low took possession Tuesday. Charley Conner is drilling in grain for Harley Harms on the Perkins place. ALIAS SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Ijm e County. Eugene C. Lynn, Plaintiff, vs. Corn H. Lynn, Defendant. To Cora H. Lynn, Defendant: In the Name of the State of Oregon, You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against yon in the above-entitled suit, on o» before April first, 1920, said dpte being more than six weeks from the dnte of the first publication of this summons, and of the order providing for the publica tion thereof, and if you fall to answer, for want thereof, plaintiff will take judgment against you for the relief demanded therein, to-wit, for a decree of absolute divorce from the bonds of matrimony now subsisting between plaintiff and defendant. This sum nions is published pursuant to an or der made by Hon. G. F. Skipworth, Judge of anid court, filed February 5th, 1920, and requiring the publication hereof once n week for six consecutive weeks, in The Cottage Grove Sentinel. FRED E. SMITH, Attorney for Plaintiff, Eugene, Oregon. Date of first publication is February 13th, 1920. m m chM wm D < 5 > 3 $ 'll goJlil \\\¿ 'fi* Ö 1320 A L. R. Inc. Throw your bundle in that pile- theyVe all going to'SHUBERT.” The Highest Prices Ever Known That’s What You’U G et from “SHU BERT” W E W ANT ’EM NOW —AND W IL L PA Y TH E PR ICE TO CET ’EM I 1Vf l N IC IS IU TW lik & t N *n t& G E l i r a « TO AvfkfcOf J f Fin e , j A *9 N°lHC D KJM I H I S H A U . 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No. 4 and otherwise inferior skins at highest market value. Ship your Furs now—when we want ’em. You’ll get “more money” and get it “quicker” too. “SHUBEk r RETURNS WILL MAKE YOU HAPPY SHIP TODAY—AND KEEP ’EM COMING FAST SHIP AU YOU» FURS OtRECT TO _ AMERICAN RAW FURS 25 - 27 W.Austin Ave.De^iMsQncagoi NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given that Suasie M. West rope. Administratrix of the Estate of Robert J. Watsou, deceased, has filed her Final Account with the Coun ty Court of Lane County, State.- of Oregon, and the Judge of said Court has fixed Saturday, February 21st, 1920, at 10 o ’clock a. m. at the County Court room, in the Court House, at Eu gene, Lane County, Oregon, as the time for hearing and allowing said Final Aceount and of hearing objections thereto, if any. All persons having ob- jectioas to allowance of a aid Final Ac eount are hereby notified and required to present the some oa or before that date. Dated Jan. 19th, 1920. SUSSIE M. WESTBOPE. 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