Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., March 26, 1920, Image 9

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B atterie» rw b > r| {n l; I'ir»»rt rm-rhsri
ir ni work, gasoline nini oil. Wliat knnl
o f se r v ire «io ynu w n n t f Gel il ut tlii'
Hot vie«« Garagi-.
f2 0tfe
J o h n Jiiw ler nini fnnnly h t v t ar-
rlvml bere frmn l ’ortlnml. Mr l.iml#r
in u Hwi«i «Ini ry ino n nini ini» tukeri
« barg e nf J . I . In n i ■»’ interest in thè
•Imry busines» F ra n k Jone», «Ini will
•‘■Hitinin- |o mimagi- Ih *■ business, |<lniin
A Fresh Arrival of
Cookies and Crackers
10 gri-ntly im-rensi- tln* out|«iit.
Vini» M y rtle Pnttx wtm ili il uri fi« tini
Anola
Fig Sultana
Lemon Snaps
Oatmeals
Grahams
Lorna Doone
Vanilla Wafers
Mallomars
Tokens
Ramona
KERR
pii si w««k.
F. C. f o t funi n wH» in K u g i un Tuo»
•Iny.
L im e nini su lp ln ir nini sp ray ipntcr-
inl» iit nvr-ry k n n l for nuli- I>y W y iu m
11 Kimi-.
m h Stf
Mi». .Inni«'» f boti li-1 nini gru inliluogli
ter, Mnm lleh-ii "Htnrley, n f Doram i, n r*
vin itm g in l'o rlln m l.
SILSBY
SEE HO W YO U R BR EA D
IS B A K ED
M I*. Hhortrlilge hu* iHiiiglif the l>
C. Itiibbn rd home on S ix th »treet.
Churl«-» C orh ru n wu» in E ugene Hut
uriluy to henr the M in in ' blind.
Itiuiiioml luvullicre» from f i l l to ♦ I 25
lit M a d s e n '» J e w e lr y .
inhOtfc
Mr» K. It. Owen» re tu rn e d Monday
from VIareola, w here »lie left her »on
F re d reco v erin g from influenca.
Itny Nelson, who rum e up from O.
A. C. M onday, wu» neiiompiinii-d by u
eotiMin of th e »unu- iinnie from Vlinm
it|»«li», Minn.
Mr. an d Mr». N, II M ethenny, of
VI n- h i git n, h a t e been here tin» week
looking fo r a home.
SCHOLL
SPECIALIST
IN FITTINO QLASSES
EYES CAREFULLY
EXAMINED
It ink«« piticiicn, skill nml
linii' to determine tho prenerip-
timi nct-ortling to which the p ro p ­
Jitney service, phone 00. Nel­
er IciiitcM for your eye« ahouhl lie son Auto Sales Si Service.
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m«ile. Do not innkc tin* mistake
W. A. Onroiitti1 him bought tin- W
of getting gliiHNi-N without firat (!. JohinMin ¡»roperty on ( hi rry court.
Mr. find Mr»». H. H. I'lott were in
having your eye« carefully e x ­
Kii^i'fio Monday.
amined.
J o h n 1.in <I( 1111 h t uml »1. N Mount’, of
l#omion, w«*n* hi Kug«*m* Mommy on
buiinttfti,
(¿runt Hr own went to Nalrtn M onday
ti» receiv e f u r th e r a tt e n ti o n for ho*
leg which w uii f r a c tu r e d ftome month»
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I f you Im* on tho count you inn y
never die, bu t junt the mtine you
ahould pro tect your fam ily, an d when
you live on th e count you »hould get
iiiauruticn in a coiuit inaurunc« com
J. ill \
I r t h e " W rit <
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Mr» Mw in, ag en t, ov er Kirat N a tio n a l
B til
.
mk m t i
Robert J oih ' n a r r iv e d S unday from
P o rt la n d for u w e e k ’» viait.
I)r. C. A. Sm ith re tu rn e d S u nd ay to
hia practir«» at ltoiscbtirg, I iik w ife
aeem tng well on the road to recovery
ut the home of her purentu, »Mr. nnd
Mr*. K W. Ilnwkinit.
.Mm. H arv ey T ay lo r wan in Kugene
S unday.
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We are e<|uip|>e<l with every
modern facility for examining
your eye« and supplying the
glaHHi-N to meet your individual
rei|uirenicntH.
And wo do not into drop«.
D. J. S C H O L L
OPTICIAN 0PT0METRI8T
Factory on Premia««
Cottage Orove
Oregon
Tales of the Town
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Mr». Wm. N o rm an nml i>ahy, ot
Drew, re tu rn e d b o n « y e s t e r d a y , u fte r
a visit at Ibi* bout« of VIr». N o r m a n ’»
p arrilla, Mr. an d Mr». J o h n Húrtela.
Mr». J . M. C h a p m a n i» s u f fe rin g
from a fr a c tu r e d w ris t »ualailied in a
fall.
Mra. J . A. I'owoll an d d a u g h te r , Mra.
V. T. Kaudal), were In Kugipn- ye«t«r-
day v is itin g Vita» Irm u Knndnll, » h u i»
re e o v r rin g from an o p e r s t i o l fo r u p
pnndkelti».
Ihiurdrr» wnnled. Ut-n»oiinhle ratea,
l.alm rin g men p re f e rre d . Call 131 no rth
it atreei
r t M slp d
Mr. a n d Mr». C. K. Qilcbriat, o f
Ijib « C ry sta l, Minn., who hud been
v is itin g n t th e home n f Mra. Gil-
chriat '» »i»ter, Mr». M, VI. Wheeler,
r e t u r n e d horn« y e s te rd a y .
A dune«* for th è tienefit o f th è tinae
tmll tenni will In* g li e li in Mitosi- hit11
H nturduy nig ht.
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Wilson II uliliell left y eaterd n y for
W n terv ille, VVuah., tu n»»i»t hi» lirotlier
Weleoiue in »lime cnnstructioii Work.
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Mr». George K e rr will p resen t ber
p iano pupil» In a recital a l th è high
»elioni au d ito riu m Weilin-ailuy evening,
Aprii 7, n»«i»ted by Mi»» ftGxther Sii»
l i y ' i voice pupila.
mhlitlc
M ra. W. A. C o ffin re tn rn e d y o ster
d a y to Eugeni-, a f t e r a viait ut thè
homi« n f h e r »¡»ter, Mr». J . A. Klledge.
The J . A. Klledge fnmily are m nv in g
i a t o th è Cnblwell houne on Hixth »treet,
hnv ing reeently »olii th eir own homi*.
1«. 1«. l l n r r e l ha» »old ii C hevrolet to
J . K. M a rtin , o f Hiijiida.
Mi11 niipplie» o f ev ury kitid. W y n n e
4 Kime.
m h S tfc
H. L. (Indurii re tn rn e d yexteriluv
frnm Tillnmook an d I» »fili eonvineed
th n t C o tta g e G rav e I» th è live»t c ity
o f them all.
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Jitney service at the Service
Oarage, 8pray, Long Si Cruson.
Phone 75 tor real service. j.Uitfc
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J . VI. Mettle» a r r iv e d S u nd ay from
I .elm nun a n d took hi« b ro th e r Georg«-
to A shland for th e b e n e fit of hi» u»tn
ns a.
Mr». F. A. Oitrelaon a n d - M r a . K. C.
Hhny were ho»te»»e« T hur»dny a f t e r
noon to the C o n ite lla tio n club in th e
bnii<|uet r o o d of the Masonic temple.
T w e u ty were p re s e n t nml, a f t e r n »<>-
r i a l a fte rn o o n , delicloua refresh m ent»
were »erved.
Mr*. C. F. Count» uml Mr». Boy
Count» were In Kugene F rid ay .
I’u th e gru phophone» a r e »riling nip
idly bt-cnUHe th e y a re the be»t. Full
line o f record» on hund.
M u d » en ’*
J e w e lr y .
mht.tfc
T h e Wnod»nn Hlother» gnriige m uki»
(|uitn n n im posing nppt'arunce 11 » it
m-iir* coetptetion. It p ro b ab ly will be
occupied by A pril 1.
Jn*. l'lu a te r hn» bought 11 Ford r u n ­
a b o u t from Woodnou Brother».
Mr». F. O. Htiller wn* up from N e w ­
p o rt «luring th e p u it week looking nf
tre prop«-rty interest».
,
F ed eral tire» g iv e th e lnnge»t nnd
most s a t is f a c to r y »orvice. T h a t is th e
renaon th e Herviee Ouruge »«*11» them .
T ir e y o u r c a re w ith F e d e ra l tire», ex
frit ply, nml leav e behin d all w orrit»
about p u n ctu res an d blowout». W e ’ll
p u t th em on for you nnd y o u 'll n ev er
have to t a k e th em off. T he Service
Giirnge, Hpruy, L on g ft Cruaon. f20 tfc
C lyde l^-iiniird, one o f th e »late win
ner» in th e re r e u t e»»ny con test, a n d
who c a rr ie d o f f firs t p rize in th e C o t­
ta g e Grove high »rhool in the co un ty
context, a tt e n d e d th e hiin<|iiet given fur
th e winner» n t Kugene F rid a y .
Mrs. R alph l.ym-li, of I<ornnc, visited
d u r i n g th e past week at th e W. F.
L ynch home.
Mr. an d Mrs. J . B. Cochran, of R e d ­
mond, visited th is week with Mr. C och ­
r a n ’» b ro th e r, W. W, Cochran.
Bring your shoe and harness
repairing to Dick Hickson, at
Seventh and Main.
m l2tfc
Mr. nnd Mrs. Leon DesLnrr.es w ere
in Kugene T uesdny night to n tt e n d th e
Thihituil concert.
Mr». Kllen H orton, of Kugene, v is ­
ited here d u rin g the p a st week.
Mr. an d Mrs. R. P. H u h b a rd re
t u r n e d T uesdny to C entrnlin, Wash.,
lifter a visit at th e home of th e ir son.
A. L. H ubtiard.
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SOAP SPECIAL—SAT’RDY, MARCH 27
13 ItarH of White Wonder ttoap ami 2 liar« of Kose glycer­
ine map, «poetai Saturday........................................................$1.00
7 cant* of 20c corn for...............................!................................ $1 00
Burbank «putiti, per hundred.................................................. $5.50
FEED*
We expect it car of millrun this week, (let our prices on
ton lot«.
Delivery Service
On and alter April 1 we will run a Forti delivery wagon
anti can give you service.
SM IT H S GROCERY
Wal k
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Joe T. Smith, Successor to Roy E. Short
a Block
and
Sa v e
a
a
Di me
^
Whili» wo do not rbi 1 in to have an y
t l i i i g fancy or out o f the o rd in a ry
in th e way of a b n k r kit« hen, yet
we uru ulway» ph*u»«d t«» h ave our
cu»tofTK’ri4 viait 11 » in our kitrlion
a t any time, N o a d v a n r i notice
neri’H»ary. Wn k eep it ju»t tm clean
arid or«lerly one turn* a» another.
Bender’s Bakery
Mrs. K. J . Hears, o f Delight Valley,
visited h ere ov er M onday night.
Mi»» H elen Ashby visited in Kugene
over T u esd ay nig ht.
W h a t if you a r e n ’t going to die or
Kuril ou t! T he litt le lot it co»ts you
for iiiNurunce 1 « n m ig h ty cheap pre
t e n t a t i v e of e ith e r one— ami th e life
insu ran ce is un in v e s tm e n t you enn
In-nt by living out th<- term of you r
paym ent», be» 1 «lea being 11 « good ua
goiil « 1 » c o llateral 111 c.-i»e you happen
to need to borrow money. Talk with
Mi-trulf to day for uny k in d of in»ur
mice.
m h 5 tfc
PEOPLE’S MEAT MARKET
2 Door» Front F ir s t N a tio n a l B ank
We will h a t e »«»me excep tionally
good prices on meat» next S a tu r d a y .
Com« an d look th em over before
bu y in g elsewhere. We h ave ju s t re-
reivtol a larg e s h ip m e n t o f cured
im-nt» b o u g h t nt th e rig h t p t.ee.
O ur m - tt u , “ Small P ro fit* an d
(Juirk Heturns. Give us a tr ia l and
y o u ’ll fin d we tr e a t you right. I f
you r n u ’t com«- yinirxelf, »end your
«•hiblri n.
F R E E D E L IV E R Y
P H O N E 15
G. W. Jo h n s o n , o f Wulker, who s u s­
ta i n e d a badly f r a c tu r e d leg in a run
a w ay se v e ra l weeks ago, has had to
h a t e th e leg a m p u t a te d because of in ­
fection.
Mi»» Hlnnch Groom, teacher in Di­
light V alley, nnd Miss E thel Sm ith,
te a c h e r at S ag in aw , spent the week
end in Kugene.
Mrs. H a rv e y T a y lo r u n d e rw e n t an
o p eratio n th is week at a Kugene ho*-
pitaL
Samples now in at Steen Tail­
ors. You will save money by or­
dering froyi our new, popular
line.
nih26tf
Mrs, H. B. Ili-mmc r e t u r n e d Thurs-
«lay from P rin ev ille, * b ein g ac c o m p a ­
nied home by her m other, Mrs. Kmmn
F e ig h t, who recen tly s u f f e r e d a p a r ­
a ly tic stroke.
The fo u r girls of th e T h u r b e r fam ily
are rec o v e rin g from n t t n r k s of g rip or
in fluenca.
A «laughter w as born M onday to
Mr. an d Mrs. O scar Vaughn.
One
1015 F o rd
ru n n b o u t, $325.
E qu ipp ed w ith d e liv e ry box. Woodson
B rothers.
jOtfc
F. A. Onretson r e t u r n e d M onday to
A shland for th e b e n e fi t o f asth m a.
STRAWBERRIES AND EGOS
WILL CUT THE H C. OF L.
S tr a w b e r r ie s nil sum m er if yon
h av e th e ’ • E v e r b e a r e r s . ’ ’ I h a v e a
few h u n d re d p la n ts fo r sale.
Eggs all th e y e a r round if you
h a v e the 1 ’ E v e r la y e r » -’ from Bert
H ands. Ask an y o n e t h a t has tried
them .
H a tc h in g eggs by th e ««rttiiig. 100
or 1000 lots.
B ert V. H a n d s
C o tta g e G rove
Oregon
Mr. nnd Mrs, A. C. Cox, newlyweds,
a r r iv e d home Monday nnd h a v e m oved
to Kugene.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. L. Wilhelm , o f San
Luis Obispo, i ’alif., h a v e purchased tho
Shelby T e e te rs p ro p e r ty and e x p e rt to
rem ove here nt some f u t u r e time. Mrs.
Wilhelm nnd little «laughter are visit
ing a t th e homo o f Mrs. W il h e lm ’s
p a re n ts , Mr. nnd Mrs. J a m e s Kobison.
W hy do th ey all corno b n o k f Because
thoy like tin- wav wo tr e a t th em ; be
cause th e y like th e w ay we t r e a t th e ir
e a rs ; b ecau se (th ey like to h a v e a jo b
done r i g h t, done on tim e and done in
th e least possible time. T he Service
G arage, S p ra y , Ixtng ft Cruson, a t you r
service.
f20 tfo
Mrs. J o s e p h M cK ih b en , who recen tly
re tu rn e d home from th e hospital, was
ta k e n down w ith g rip or influcnxa hut
is now recovering.
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J . B. L ineb n u g h an d E d g a r Willsou
w ere Kugene visitor* Wednesday.
Both Dr. and Mrs. II. W. T itu s »re
reco vering from a t t a c k s o f g rip or flu.
Doc »ays this was worse th a n his re
cent m oving stu n t.
D.
H u b b ard , a resident here for
m any years, will leave w ith in a few
d a y s to rnnkt- his home p e r m a n e n tly at
Huloin with hi» »on F e rry .
Sheep dip ut W y nne ft K i m o ’i. m 5 tf
Heralii Whit« and W arren Edward»,
who ure with the L\ of O. glee club,
■topped o f f hero b rie fly on th e ir re
tu r n t r i p from Ro»eburg, where the
club ap p eared F rid a y .
Mr. and Mr». K. II. F e rr ic , o f Fre»
no, O tlif., are v ia itm g a t th e borne of
Mrs. F e r r i s ’* sister, Mr*. H en ry Arbo-
gast.
A »»cut! »fusion of the W. O, W.
bulge was held Thur»«lay ev en in g of
Inst week, when I’. F. Gilroy, of Han
Frunciaeo, d ep u ty h ead consul, wits
prescut.
Yf», Hprny puys as much for eggs
right a t y o u r «loor us an y o n e in (Jot
tag«- Grove. Yes, an d delivers you r
feed as cheap us you can buy it in
t o w s F b o s* 125 Y.
m b llttf
Chari«-» (Jetty» re tu rn e d H uturday
from F o rtlu n d and i» well on th e road
to complete recovery from an a tt a c k
of pneum onia which held him at
d e a th ’■ door fo r a week or more. He
leaves at once for a sou th ern climate.
Ansel Wood was here from M a r s h ­
field tin» week on business.
K. L. S m ith re tu rn e d S a tu r d u y from
a visit to his ranch a t Koseburg.
NOTICE
Som ething For Nothing
FOR THREE DAYS ONLY—SATURDAY, MONDAY AND
TUESDAY, WE WILL SELL 13 BARS WHITE WONDER
SOAP FOR $1.00, AND WILL- GIVE YOU FREE 2 BARS
ROSE TRANSPARENT OLYCERINE TOILET SOAP
We have handled “ White Wonder” «oap for several years
and it is a first class soap. This is a factory deal and is for
three days only.
You save 30 cents if you buy soap Saturday, Monday or
Tuesday.
Phone 65
A. Brund & Co.
Mr*. H e n ry Olsen and d a u g h te r , of
Creswell, v is ite d T u e sd a y w ith th e
R obert H a n n a fam ily .
Mr. an d Mrs. Wed P e n o y a r v is ite d
in E ug ene W ednesday .
Mrs. C larissa P a d d e n w as called to
Dodge C en ter, Minn., W edn esday on
account of th e illness o f a sister, Mrs.
Polly T ap p en , who is also a sister of
H e n ry Bailey an d Mrs. Cornelia C h a ­
pin.
W a lt e r L unau r e t u r n e d T uesday n ig h t
The Cottage Orove Vulcanizing
a P o r t l a n d hospital, where he
Works, E. J. Howe, proprietor. from
had been receiv in g t r e a t m e n t f o r a
Vulcanizing and retreading.
tf f r a c tu re d leg, which is m ending nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G uro u tte visited
Jo e Damew ood a n d his b rid g e crew
in Kug«-iit- Huudi v a t the home of Mrs. re tu rn e d T u e sd a y n ig h t from sou th ern
G uro u tte ’» sister, Mr». E ug ene M a t ­ Oregon to s t a r t work on the Mosby
lock.
creek bridge.
Mr. an«i Mr». G. M. S co tt visited mi
Mrs. Leslie E n g ra m a r r iv e d Wednee
Wend lin g S um lay a t th e home of Mr». day n ig h t from R edding, Calif., in r e ­
S cott ’» si»ter, Mr». C harles Chandler.
sponse to a call to fin ish th e presen t
Mr. and Mrs. J . T. S m ith s p en t the term o f school h ere as one o f th e
week end in P o rt la n d a t the home of teachers.
Mr. S m i t h ’« brother, S. R. S m ith, r e ­
H. V. D ollarhide l e f t T u e sd a y fo r
tu r n in g Wednesijay.
W ashington on business.
Diamond earscrew s from $15 to $300.
J . S. D u n n iv an , Of M y rtle Creek, is
Dntmotid brooches from $5 to $100. v is itin g a t th e home of his son, J . E.
M u d s e u ’» Je w e lr y .
m b 5 tfc D unnivan.
Mr. and Mrs. J e p t h a H a r t were in
Mr. an d Mrs. H a r r y S h e a re r visited
Kugene S a tu r d a y ou business.
in E u g en e YV’edues«lay.
Mrs. A. H. S p riu k e l visited in E u ­
C harles M a tth e w s was in E u g en e
gene d u rin g the p a st week.
W ed n esd ay on business.
Miss F. M. H a t h a w a y r e t u rn e d S a t ­
B. E. Griswold, who re e e n tly dis­
u rday to E ugene, a f t e r u v is it a t the posed o f his saw m ill business a t C h er­
home of her a u n t, Mrs. F ra n c e s Gray.
ry Orove, a rr iv e d h ere y e s t e r d a y on a
Mrs. F. C. S m ith an d Mrs. Karl b rie f business trip. H is fam ily is ju s t
Sm ith went to P o r t la n d S a tu r d a y to reco vering from t h e flu.
v is it at the home of th e f o r m e r ’s
F r e i f B a rte ls is home from th e U n i­
d a u g h te r , Mrs. J . Z. Coates, who has versity o f W a sh in g to n fo r the E a s te r
been seriously ill.
vacuton.
Service! Service! Service! I f t h a t ’s j George Hall, J r . , Mrs. George Hall,
w h at you w an t, t h a t ’s w h a t we w a n t Miss H ild red Hall, Mrs. A. W. S w a n ­
you to have, a n d we ’re h ere f o r t h a t son an d Miss M yrtle^ S w anson motored
purpose. The S ervice G arage, S pray, to E u g e n e y este rd a y .
ix m g ft Cruson, all here fo r service. • •
W ord has reached here t h a t L orena
Mrs. Lucy C urrin re tu rn e d S a tu r d a y Cox, d a u g h te r of th e late Mrs. A. C.
from a v isit in Roseburg.
Cox, who died here a y e a r or so ago,
T he F ra n k M c F a r la n d fa m ily is now- has died at one of th e s t a te hospitals
well ou th e road to recovery from the in Salem . The s t e p - f a t h e r and o th er
g rip or in flu en za and the tr a in e d nurse mem bers of th e fa m ily now live in
who was here from P o rt la n d , re tu rn e d In d ia n a .
home S a tu r d a y .
H. J . S hinn was in E ug ene W e d n e s­
C. M. Reese, w ho is doing some work d a y on busineas.
at D rain, was home o v e r th e week end.
W. L. M iller w as in E u g en e W ed n es­
Jitney, phone 99, or call at our d a y on busineas.
N. J . N elson re p o rts the sale by mail
depot, 401 Main avenue.
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of a M axw ell c a r to a D rain p a rty .
M a r tin H o w ard, who is a tt e n d i n g
A. A. Richm ond, who has been w ith
the U. of (.)., spent th e week end h ere
us the g u est ot Miss M a rth a Joh nso n. th e S t a n d a r d Oil co m p an y a t E ugene,
has been g iv en a positio n in the office
Miss G race P a l l e t t was up from the
U. of O. to spend th e week end w ith of th e local s t a ti o n an d th e fam ily
h ave moved h ere e x p e c tin g to a g a in
Miss A lice Garetson.
m ake th is th e ir p e rm a n e n t home.
Mr. an d Mrs. J . V. S t e w a r t mo­
E m ployes of th e s t a t e en g in ee rin g
tored to D e x te r S un day. Mr. an d Mrs.
d e p a r t m e n t h a v e b een en g ag ed th is
C. M. P a r k e r , who had been viaitin g
week s u r v e y in g th r o u g h th e e ity the
ut th e home of th e i r son Bacil, r e ­
tu rn ed w ith them. T he sou is reco v er­ proposed new ro ute f o r P a c ific h i g h ­
way.
ing from a severe u tt a c k of in fluenza.
Mrs. J . W. Stoops r e t u r n e d y e s t e r d a y
Chickens, hogs, veal a n d c a t t l e w a n t ­
to Bosebprg, a f t e r a v is it at the home
ed u t th e P e o p l e ’s m a r k e t.
m h 5 tfc
of her b ro th e r, J . D. Monroe.
The choir of the M etho dist church
The G. A. B. post will on S a tu r d a y
is p r e p a r in g to, give the c a n t a t a , “ U n ­
resume th e i r re g u la r m eetin g s w hich
der th e P a l m s , ’ ’ on E a s t e r S u n d ay
were suspended on acco u n t of sickness
nig ht,
in th e co m m unity. T he corps will r e ­
E. C. H olhtduy was in Cresw el! M on­ sume a t th e same time.
day ou busineoss.
R. A. H olstrom, employed a t Ru-
Mr. an d Mrs. A. W. Belli well sp ent j a d a by th e U. 8. L og g in g co m pany,
S u n d a y a t Yoncallu.
re tu rn e d W ednesday from P o rtla n d . He
Mrs. C la ra B u rk h o ld e r an d son was m a rrie d while a w a y b u t Mrs. H ol­
Charles a re home from C orvallis for stro m will not a r r iv e f o r a couple of
months.
the week.
F. J . R iding s vvns up from E ug ene
Miss Cleo L ew is Dies.
F rid a y .
Miss Cleo Lewis, d a u g h te r of Mr.
The W. O. W. lodge has bou ght a
an d Mrs. J a c k Lewis, died eaily last
wheel c h a ir fo r H. M. L ak e, who s u f ­
nig ht, a f t e r a b r i e f illness. Miss Lewis
fered a sev ere in ju ry to the spine in
w as a b o u t 16 y e a r s o f age. She was
it null accident se v e ra l m o nths ago.
b o rn her« a n d s p e n t h e r e n tire life
Alf. P ow ell is reco v erin g from an here.
o p eratio n fo r th e rem o val of an ab-
seess nnd is a g ain on th e jo b a t th e
NCw Mill M a n A rrives.
store.
George ^Barrows, who some m o nths
Glen Cellers was a victim of the flu ago bought the in t e r e s t of Omer Moore
d u rin g th e p a st week.
in the C o tta g e Grove M a n u f a c tu r i n g
R. 8. T ru sk a tt e n d e d a cream ery company, a r r iv e d hero th is week from
C alifornia, where tho fa m ily s p en t the
m e n ’s c o n v e n tio n in Salem F ridny .
D a n a McCnrgttr w as q u ite ill d u rin g w inter, an d will t a k e ch arg e of th e
o ffice end o f th e business.
th e p a s t week.
Mrs. 8. E. B lair is up from P o rt la n d
looking a f t e r p ro p e r ty in te re s ts a n d
m ay rem ain several months.
All th e s t u d e n ts a re home from O.
A. C. d u r i n g a w e e k ’s vacation.
Mrs. L. M. H a r d in g has re tu rn e d
from C orvallis to rem ain.
The people a re in v ite d to th e ser-
v ices at the M eth o d ist church S un day.
Those d e sirin g b a p tis m or who hav e
children to be b a p tiz e d a re requested
to be present. Tho su b je c t o f th e
m orn ing sermon will be “ W h a t Do
M ethod ists Believe ns to W a te r B a p ­
tism !’’
An 11 pound d a u g h te r w as born on
March 11 to Mr. an d Mrs. H a rv e y
Kitchey.
Dr. 8. M. W e n d t w as in E u g en e S u n ­
day nnd operate«! on H e n ry Small, of
Istndon, fo r o b stru c tio n of th e bowels.
Miss M a r ia n W h ite r e t u rn s to As­
to r ia t o d a y a f t e r a v isit o f n few
d a y s w ith her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs.
W. J . W hite.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. A ngstead, of
M orris cou nty , K an., who had been
v is itin g th e W. E. N ix on fam ily in
Delight Valley, le ft W edn esday fo r a
v is it in E ug ene a n d A lbany, a f t e r
which th e y will re t u r n fo r a n o th e r
visit w ith th e Nixons.
G ra n d m a L a n e le f t W ednesday to
m ake her home w ith a son a t Rogue
River.
L. L. B a rre l was in E ug ene W ednes­
d a y uud b ro u g h t b a c k a car.
J
We Help Your Pillows
Bring Slumber
We h a v e special f a c ilitie s f o r w a s h ­
in g pillows. We b u b b le them up
a n d dow n in p u r e w a t e r a n d fo am y
suds— w a te r a t j u s t the te m p e ra tu re
t h a t e x p e rts h a v e fo u n d to be rig h t
and soap of a k in d t h a t helps b rin g
buck to f e a t h e r s ail th e ir f i r s t fluf-
fines*. T hen we d r y th e m in a c u r ­
re n t of fresh , clean a i r h e a te d to a
te m p e r a t u r e o f 245 degrees.
The COTTAGE GROVE LAUNDRY
R in g Us U p
P h o n e 70
M O U N T V IE W .
(S pecial to The Sentinel.)
M arch 24.— Mr. an d Mrs. F re d F ro s t,
of Blue M ountain, visited one d a y o f
last week a t th e W. D. H e a th home.
Mr. an d Mrs. C. W. S ears r e t u r n e d
M onday o f las t week from a v isit w ith
th e i r d a u g h te r , Mrs. L aw ren ce B r u m ­
field, a t M arshfield . On th eir w a y
home th e y stopp ed a t C ushm an fo r a
few d a y s ’ v is it w ith Mrs. S e a r s ’ sis­
te r, Mrs. A n n a H o ffm a n .
A Mrs. J . K. Cooley s p e n t M o n d ay a f ­
tern oon w ith Mrs. L. L. Leedom.
Mrs. L. U. Long, of th e Grove, was
a t the W. D. H e a t h home W ednesday
of las t week.
Mr. a n d Mrs. Wes. C hrism an, o f
Dorena, visited S u n d a y w ith Mr. an d
Mrs. C. W. Sears.
W. L. M iller has his saw m ill o p e r­
a t i n g w ith a full crew th is week.
Mrs. C laude A rn e has been q u it e ill
w ith an a t t a c k of lum bago b u t is now
much im proved.
Mr. a n d Mrs. Wm. K elley are m ov­
in g to C u rtin th is week.
The M ount V iew school reopened
M o nday a f t e r h a v in g been closed tw o
weeks because of in f lu e n z a in th e
neighborhood.
Miss Rose Wallis, of (Silk Creek, is
s t a y in g a t th e W. I). H e a th home.
Mr. an d Mrs. C. W. S ears w ere in
the Grove S a tu r d a y .
Mr. a n d Mrs. W. D. H e a th and f a m ­
ily visited S u n d a y a fte r n o o n a t th e L.
K. L on g home in th e Grove.
C. W. S ears visited M on day w ith 8.
K. Lewis, on K nox hill.
The George L a y n g f a m il y were in the
Grove S unday.
Mrs. W. L. M iller accom p an ied her
h u s b a n d out to th e mill ^ne d ay last
week.
Mrs. S. E. L o w ry a n d children, o f
the Grove, s p en t W ed n esd ay a t th e
W. D. H e a th home.
SIL K CBEEK.
(S pecial to T he S entin el.)
M arch 24.— F r a n k -Wheeler an d W.
W. G ildersleve w ere dow n from Ru-
ja d a an d sp ent th e w eek end w ith
th e i r fam ilies.
Mrs. J o h n W ood an d son Charles
were in th e Grove F ri d a y .
E ld e r J . A. R ippey spoke S a b b a th
a t th e A d v e n tis t church.
Mrs. Lou W heeler was o ut from the
Grove over th e w eek end.
An e ig ht-pou nd d a u g h t e r was born
S u n d ay n ig h t to Mr. an d Mrs. Glen
Cooper a t th e C. W. D w y re home.
Mr. Giles was a g u e s t a t th e J o h n
Wood home S u n d a y evening.
The B abcock fa m ilie s were d in n er
guests a t the P. D arn ell home S a t u r ­
day.
H e n ry Damewood r e t u r n e d S u n d ay
from a v is it a t th e home of his dnugh
ter, Mrs. R alph L yneh. a t Lorane.
H ira m W heeler came o ver from Lo­
rane one d a y la s t week a n d v isited
his sister. Mrs. W. W. Gildersleve.
Mrs. F r a n k W heeler an d Miss E d ith
W heeler are s u f f e r i n g w ith sp ra in e d
ankles.
Attention, Farmers! W e Pay
The HIGHEST CASH MARKET PRICE
FOR CREAM, EGGS AND POULTRY
S W IF T & , C O .
BLACK BEAUDOIN, MANAGER, COTTAGE GROVE, ORE.
Case Building, Opposite Postoffice
Telephone 6
if
S P E C IA L
Drifted S n ow Flour
$ 3 .3 5 the Sack
PHONE 3
J O N E S C& E A T O N