J. H Cuffmuii left Tnnadny fur Cali
fornln,
Anyone wishing Spiri lla corsets, call
Mr». K. C Shay, prone 1.17 K.
a2c
All student» from here who are at-
tending the C. of O. are hurni for the
Knater vacation this week, and all are
iMiosting for the rnillnge tux.
Jnme« Neil returned Friday to In
dian Creek, after a visit with Frank
IliiHihrii’k, George Jluwley und other».
Ye», Spray pay» a» much for egg«
right nt your door a» anyone in Cot
tage Grow
Ye»( and deliver» your
feed a« cheap a» you can buy it in
town. Phone 125 Y.
mhltttf
W. B Cooper wu» nt Centraliu dur
ing the past week on bu»ine»i.
Charles tieity« and John timber left
Hnturduy for -onthern California for
the benefit of their heullh.
Wm. Applewhite ia suffering from
the effect» of stepping on n spike
while employed at the Cottage Grove
M aiiufni'turiiig rompnny.
J. L. It'a lly trunaactrSI buainea» hi
Kiigi-no Tuearlay.
K. A Cunk inn n, from the Klnrnnth
reaervut ion, Visited Wedneadny with J.
I.. Beatty
Cut lit- griiphophonea are aelling rap
nlly beeuuae they lire the beat. Full
line uf record* on hand
Madsen’»
Jewelry.
mliMfc
•I C f'urriu ha« been confined to the
houae thi» week
The A. L. Hubbiird family left yea
terduy fur Portland, where they wdl
make their home tempurnrily. Mr Hub
luird Im« becu su|ierilit*lident at the
W L. 4 K. eufiipmiy '» mill. He i*x
per I » tu heroine iiiteri'«tei| in a mill uf
hi» own mul limy locate in Ihi« aectiun.
New ['tie' on btit’ er 'vrnpi' 'Friday»
and Saturday» only;: HO wrap». ♦ !;
loo wrap», $1.25; additional wrap ink
••a at mime time, 40c the 100 Cottage
The Cottage Grove Vulcanizing
Grove SoatlSOl
a2tf
Charles 111 il li in 11 in here i|n- week Work*, E J. Howe, proprietor.
tf
from I'or t In ml, where lie 1 » ren ving Vulcanizing and retreading.
from Portland over the week end to Ireatmi'iil fur hi« eye«. IL will »non
M i»» liuby Brumfield was home from
attend the wedding of her »i»ter, M i»» uruli'igi, an operation for toe rénovai Kugene over Sunday.
Il *
Florence, now Mr», Madden.
of eiitnrneta.
Mr. and Mr». C. K. Inman and »on,
Frank W ooilruff nml fiimily l$«ft
of Kug< oe, «pent Sunday at the home
Wi*t|fH*««|Mv fo r iNirllnnd to innkr thi*ir
of Mr Inman's sister, Mr». Klrrier
hofur whilr Mr. Woodruff in i'iuployi*i|
SEE HOW YOUR BREAD Caldwell
u» u ¡»lumber by the Knuthcru I'urifir
Mrs. Fannie Pritchett, of Kugene,
IS BAKED
Jitney service, phone 99. Nel
V ia the gio-st o f Mias Ellen Brown
for the week end.
son Auto Sales & Service.
it While wo do not tiuirn to biive uny
SPECIALIST
Gasoline, oil, water, air, repairs,
Mr. and Mr». Clarence Hpencer left
thing fiuiry or out of th«« ordif try
i n r r r r iN O g l a s s e s
tire», in ci's-orie», butteries.recharged—
Wedne»duy
for
their
home
at
Craig,
EYES CAREFULLY
in th«• wuy o f u bikt* kitchen, yi*t
some free uud others Ht most reason-
Ala»ka. They were nccompanied by Ku
we ure nlwnyt ¡denned to hi ve our
EXAMINED
able prices. Whether the service ¡»
win Skilling, who will lie iiNnocinteil
ciiBtomern vinit tut in our kit« hen
paid for or free, get it at The Hervice
with Mr. Hpencer in the laundry bo»i
ut uny time. No ih I viuico no ice
It . take* patience, h I u II mul ■less.
Garage, Spray. Ismg 4 Cruaon.
n2tf
riffenHur/ W p keegi it juNt m * eloim
time to determine the prescrip
The Fred Brown family ure recover
Mr. and Mr». A. I. Woodard were
find orderly one time rm ft not he*
tion according to which the prop in Kugene Monday.
ing from an attack o f grip or flu. A
trained nurse ha» been here from Port-
er IciiacM for your eye* idioiild he
Cottage Grove la n good town. Why
uml earing for them.
made. |)o not make the mistake ahoutdii t it have a good hundf u2<
Mrs. D N. M elnturff i» vi»iting at
Mr», Alta King, of Kugene, vi»ited
of getting KhiHHON without fir*t
Marshfii Id at the home of her »on, J.
haviiiK your eye* carefully ex thia week at the home of her parent»,
W Melnturff.
Mr. uud Mr». I.. A. Chamberlain.
Fred K. HmitL mid Marion W afrh ,
amined.
Georg' Matthew»* and Bert Trask
Mr». Myrtle Mill», of Haleru, »pent of Eugene, were in tie city Monday
mrnrtgement* tor u local com «pent the week end at Albany.
- Wo are equipped with every the week end at the home of her making
nut tee to handle the Hiilvn*ion .vrmy
Buy an Auto-Strop ruzor on 30 day»'
modern facility for exaniininK daughter, Mr«. George Boyd.
drive to be ¡»ut on in May.
triul from W L. Darby 4 Co. Money
Come
In
and
ace
the
Blue
Bird.
W
your eye* and mipplying the la. Darby 4 Co.
Bring your shea and .harness hock if not satisfactory.
glaum* to nieot your individual
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Fields and son,
Mr» W II. Cooper rind daughter Dor repairing to Dick Hickson, at
of !{n»i'hurg. spent the week end at
require incuts.
nthy viarted Mi»» Irnin Kandull at a Seventh and Main.
ml2tfe the borne of Mr«. Fields’ mother, Mrs.
Kugene liii«pitiil Monday. Mi»« Uun
Clyde I-eunard Hpent the week end It*isa Currin.
- And we do not u*o drop*.
dnll will be home «hortly.
»11 f 'or t lauti, where hi* receive«! hi»
Jesse Lewi» nnd family came up
Mr« Kmmi'tt Bale arrived Monday prize for being oro* of the Minium in
from Dunsmuir, Calif,, and i» viaiting the recent army ennay content, and from Portland Friday, being called
at the home of her ai»ter, Mr». Georg. Him the gut nt of the »tate committee here by the death of Mr. Lew is’ si»ter,
OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST
Mi»» Cleo l-ewi*.
Uilcriat
nt n banquet and at other entertain
Factory on Premises
Diamond t-urscrewa from $15 to $300.
I f you live on the conat you may mentii.
Diamond brooches from $5 to $100.
Cottage Grove
Oregon never die, but juat the «nine you
N. J NeUon reports the »ale »f a
mb5tfc
■hould protect your family, and when Maxwell to Cheater I'utimm, of I rain, Madsen's Jewelry.
yuu live on the count you «hould g. t and a lumber trailer to Ouretiwn ) roth
Mrs. L. P. Bennett, o f Portland,
spent the week end ut the home of her
iii»urarico in u eoaat insurance con. er%.
mother, Mrs. Pet Snnford.
puny. Try the "W en t Conat.” O. M
One
11 M 5 Foni
runabout.
¿ 325 .
Baldwin, agent, over Firat Nntionul
S. B. Hanna, o f Kugene, was a guest
Fquipp'd with delivery box. Wo. daon
Bonk.
mh 12t f -
B rot ih ■».
j 9 t f c e r r Friday night at the home o f hi*
sister, Mrs. W. G. Beattie. He wa* on
Vk ni Hnltoii, of Tncomii, viaiteil the
his way to San Francisco.
firat of the week at the home o f hi«
T a lc s o f the T o w n
parent«, Mr. rind Mr». George Hatton
The uncertainty of life and the cer
N. J, N el «on took there truck wheel»
tainty of death are illustrated every
day. Your death is certain. The uncer
to Kugene Monday for Gnretaon broth
2 Door» From First National B ink
tainty of life for those left behind will
Mr*. N. W. Drake, who tool been er« tu have them retired with «olid
bo greatly ullefriiited if you leave them
Wc> will haw* mini' exceptionally
% tailing her daughter, Mr«. Frank tirea.
comfortably |W<>\ ided for, which you
good pnci'H on meat» next Hut unlay.
Woodruff, returned Tuesday to Corvnl
The regular quarterly dinner of the
easily can do with a life insurance pol
Com« rind look th«m over before
It«.
W. 1C C. and the 0. A. K. post will
icy. For fire or life insurance in the
n2 W buying elsewhrro. We have juat re.
Komi Id lien I tie, who t« attending Ku be held upon Saturday, April 10.
bent eonipnnu*». talk with Metcalf. a2tf
reivra a lurgo ahipment o f cured
gene high, ta viaiting hia parents, Hu
Ardie Kby wu» in Kugene Thur»day
nii'iit» bought ut the right price.
K. C. IH-rrick. o f Salem, »¡tent the
pertnleudent and Mr«. W. ti. lleultte, night of luat week. Ilia mother, Mr»
Our motto, ‘ ‘ Htnnll P rofit« unit
week end at the home of his uncle, Dr.
during the Easter vacation.
Krnmn Kby, hnp|o*iied to be panning
y.rirk Returns. Give ua a trial mid
W. W. Oglesby.
You want what you want when you through that city on her way from the
you'll find wp treat you right. I f
Charles McFarland and fatnily, of
want it. I f yuu know whnt you wnnt north for a vinit at Mnrahfield, and
you enti't come yourself, »end your
The Cellars, were in the city Saturday
done to your enr, we can do it. I f you Ardie brought two o f the children,
children.
fur the first time since the flu got
do not know what need« to lie dune, Junnitn and Happy, home with him.
them.
FREE D E L IV E R Y
PH O N E 15
we can tell you --and we run give yon
Klliert Beds gave an uddrea« upon
rent aerviae in prompt attention to the working» of the legiahitive sanaion
Jitney, phone 99, or call at our
your wnnta and needs. The Hervice ut the high achool aanembly Wednc«day
depot,
401 Main avenue.
tf
Oarage, Hpray, Icm « 4 Cruaon, for »er morning.
Hay Cooley has moved hi* family
Mr». James' Brownlee, o f Portland,
vice io deed« aa well « « word«.
aiitf
Jitn«y service at the 8ervice wna here during the week visiting her here from Oakland.
Jamea t tat rainier waa up from Ku
Oarage,
Spray, Long & Cruson. pnrentM, Mr arid Mra. L. P. McCoy,
Mrs. Fronia Giltner was here from
gene over Monday night anil took air
other load of household goods home Phone 75 for real service. j30tfc while on her way home from u visit ut Portland Sunday to attend the wedding
Sun
Jose.
Mr.
Brownlee
went
on
to
of her niece, Miss Florence llemenwuy.
with him.
I- Prino u nd family have moved
-
y
here from Crnbtree and have taken Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Isom,, o f Albany,
Mr». Anna He»» und daughter, of spent the week end at the home of
po»»e»«ion of the I). W. McKinney
Ko»ehurg,
»pent
the
week
end
nt
the
property, which they recently pur
Mrs. Isom's parents, Mr. und Mrs. J.
chimed. The McKinney» have moved home of Mr». H e »»’ parent», Mr. nml Hams.
Mr», it. A. Miller.
tu California.
Miss Myrtle Green, of Kugene, »pent
The still »mull voice whispers ‘ ‘ Come the week end at the home of her sis
Mr». Allie Hawkin» and Mr«. Kmmn
and
See.”
Mr».
Ivel
Iatucks,
millin
W ill aell your hnuaehold furniture,
ter, Mrs. G. J. Landes».
J. Miller were in Kugene Tucaday.
ery.
a2 t»pd
atoek, implementa and machinery,
Dr. C. A. Smith wns up from Rose-
On time and in the leant poaaible
Mr. and Mr». J. B. Crenshaw came burg over the week end visiting his
time. That ’» our motto in our motor
nml tool» uf nil kind«; 0% up to
up
from
Grant«
Pa»»
Friday
and
visit
repair «hop. Wo have bud the exper
wife at the homo of her parents, Mr.
the firat $*000 nml 3% for all over.
ience mid we're getting more o f it ed Mr.». Crenahaw'» parents, .Mr. nnd and Mrs. F. W. Hawkins, and was up
again Wednesday.
every minute of every day. You don't Mr». Wilson Little.
have to pay for lo»t time. Our inechnn
Mr». C. K. Cnahatt returned Friday
Chickens, hogs, veal and cattle want
40« llato Avo.
Cottage Orovo
tea are buay all the time, mid urrange tu her home in Salem, after n visit ed nt the People's market.
mh5tfc
their work ao that a job ia ready for with her »¡»tor, Mr». Ipha Knox, and
K. O. Saltzman nnd family returned
the car owner when he want» it. Her other relative».
Sunday to Long Beaeh, after a visit at
M i«» Nellie Myera, teacher in the Vice firat, la»t and all the time, at
the home of Mr. Saltzman'» mother,
a2tf
Kugene »choola, la «pending the Knater the Hervice Onrage.
Mrs. L. Salt/.man.
All
the
»tudent»
who
were
home
from
vacation at the home of her aiater,
STRAWBERRIES AND EGGS
J. II. Chambers was in Portland the
O. A. C. have returned, with the ex
Mrn. KI In'at Smith.
W
ILL
CUT
THE
H
C
OF
L
first of the week on business.
ltoarilera wanted. Iteiiaonnlde rate*. ception of Cheater Anlmif, Dale Wyatt
Strawberries all summer if you
Miss Fern Holcomb, who was home
Laboring men preferred. Call 131 north and Harold Dugan, who will not com
have the *' Everbearers. ” I have a
from the U. of t). for the Easter vaca
plete
the
term.
II «treat.
mh2« *2pd
few hundred plant» for sale.
tion, left Sunday for a visit at Cor
Arthur H odge returned Tueaday to
Mra. Kugene Matlock, o f Kugene,
Kgg» all the year round if you
vallis.
viaiteil thia week nt the home of h y hi» home in Coquille, after a visit nt
have the '' Everiayers” from Bert
We handle the Federal tire because
parent«, Mr. and Mra. W. O. Johnaon. the home of hi» brother, Walter H.
Humla. Ask anyone tlmt ha» tried
we know it is the best. Our best ad
H. C. White Leghorn day old ehicka,
th e m .
George Boyd viatied in Hulein the
vertising is the fact that Federal tires
15c each. April delivery. Setting egg»,
Hatching eggs by the setting, 100
latter port uf Inat week.
are on many ears here and giving sat
$1.80 for 15. A. F. Campbell'» Poultry
or I $00 l " ts .
isfactory service long after having
Mill supplies o f every kind. Wynne
I'laut, Wnlker, Ore.
u2 9pd
given the nmount o^ mileage for which
A Kime.
mhStfc
H. J. Shinn, Mr». C. M. Hhnin and
ordinary tires are guaranteed. Federal-
Wm llrumfield, o f Mnrahfield, vielt
Cottage Grove
Oregon
O. M. Kem were in Kugene Tueaday.
tire your ear and leave nil your tire
er! relntivea here thia week, lie la a
troubles with your old cusings nnd
II. C. Hart ha» ilmpoaed o f hi» noda
brother of George Brumfield,
tubes. The Service Garage, Spray, Long
fountain to the Booth Kelly atore nt
Htanley Dnmewoud Buffered nnothea
4 Cruson.
a2tf
Wendling.
dialuention uf one o f hia ahonldern Mon
Samples now in at Steen Tail
Hubert Blair waa here from the north
Riley Snodgrass und family, of
dny hut ia on the job nt the Kujndn
Tueaday viaiting hi» parent», Mr. and ors. You will save money by or Springfield, spent Sunday at the home
lumber camp while carrying hi» arm
Mr». W. H. Blair.
dering from our new, popular ut' Mrs. Snodgrass' mother, Mrs. Lucy
in a »ling.
The Fnirday Klee trie Twin Wnaher
Holland.
mh'Jtitf
Diamond lava liiere» from $10 to $125 will do your waahing without labor. line.
County Assessor Walker was in the
at Madaen'a Jewelry.
mhStfc Call on W. L. Darby 4 Co. and are
K. A. Wheeler was here from Cali city Saturday. While not here partic
fornia over the week end.
Miaa Nellie llemrnwny wna home thia machine.
ularly for that purpose, he said he
Mr». A. L. Monroe was in Kugene was not averse to receiving assurances
Fridny and her daughter. Miss Fern of support in the primary.
llulcomh. who is attending the U. of
Bee a use of unavoidable circumstances
O., returned with her.
the baptismal service at the Methodist
I.irne and sulphur and spray mater church was postponed for one week.
ial» of every kind for sale by Wynne It will taWv place Sunday morning at
Mimtard, in civain pitcher or migar bowl.......................... 15c
4 Kime.
mh5tf I I o ’clock.
Amo» Jury, o f I-ondon, Ont., visited
Mrs. M. F. Wyatt has returned from
nortlcti'a canned milk, per can...........................................15c
during the past week with hi» eon Wil Corvallis, where she made her home
Water gla**, for packing egg«............. ............................ 40c
fred.
while her son Dale was attending col-
Golden Rod chick food per hundred............................... $5.50
Henry Mooney, of Myrtle Creek, a lege.
resident here many yenrs ago, visited
Before his departure for Alaska, Ed
H0-!b. Hack of millrun... .................................................. $2.00
luring the week with hi» son Lester.
win Skilling, president of the high
Fred Guggisberg has bought a Dort school student body, was presented by
that body with a founntin pen and
from the Sixth street gnrnge.
Our Ford Delivery Wagon Loaves for
Sheep dip at Wynne 4 Kim e'». m5tf gold pencil.
West, 8:30 a. m. North and East, 9:30 n. m. South, 10:30 n. in.
J. C. Currin returned Saturday from
Bert Vaughn has gone to Chilonquin,
Latham, Monday*, Wednesdays, Friilnys, at..........2:30 p. m.
where he will bo employed by Karl Portland with an Overland rondster.
Cooley Hill, TuemlayH, Thurmlny*, Saturdny*, at.... 2:30 p. m.
H. B. Hatch was in Eugene the lat
llnrklorond in the latter’» garage.
Knox Hill, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Halmday*, Ht-----2:30 p. m.
Mrs. Joe Baker wna railed to Van ter part of last week.
J. S. Magladry, o f Row River, wns
couver Fridny by the serious illness of
her daughter, Mrs. Rena Kelly, a vic in Kugene Saturday.
tim of influenca.
Charles McLin, aacompanied by his
father,
C. M. MeLin, and by Dr. Job,
Mrs.
George
Kobe
I
bock
nnd
Mr«.
Wa l k
a
Block
and
Save
a
Dime
George Kappnuf visited in Kugene was taken to Kugene Monday for an
operation for appendicitis.
Monday.
A Fresh A rrival of
Cookies and Crackers
Lorna Doone
Vanilla Wafers
Mallomars
Tokens
Ramona
Anola
Fig Sultana
Lemon Snaps
Oatmeals
Grahams
KERR
Sc S I L S B Y
Attention, Fanners! We Pay
The HIGHEST CASH M ARKET PRICE
FOR CREAM, EGOS AND POULTRY
S W IF T
BLACK BEAUDOIN, MANAOER, COTTAGE GROVE, ORE.
Case Building, Opposite Poctoffice
Telephone 6
Overstocked on F E E D
Special prices for the next week. See u* before buying.
FREE
Five pounds of eastern oyster «hell for every ca«c of egg*
ttolrl
D. J. S C H O L L
PEOPLE’S MEAT MARKET
Auctioneer 111 !
C. O. DeVERE
Bert V. Hands
Specials for Saturday, April 3 —
Delivery Service
S M IT H S G R O C E R Y
t
uh
thin week.
RHONE
SCHOLL
B e n d e r ’s B a k e r y
CO.
3
JONES C& E A T O N
F. J. Bidihgs was up from Eugene
Monday on business.
Joe Rinard and family, of Portland,
visited during the past week at the
home of Mr. Rinards’ parents, Mr. and
Mra. B. F. Rinard.
The names of Dan Woods, violin, and
Reta Ridings, cornet, appear in the list
of members o f the University of Ore
gon orchestra, which is making a tour
of the coast country this week.
The woman’s missionary society of
the Christian church will bold its reg
ular monthly meeting in the church
parlors next Thursday afternoon.
Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Condit, of Juueau,
Alaska, visited over night with their
old time friends, Huperintendent and
Mrs. W. G. Beattie, while on riieir way
to California. Dr. Coudit is superin
tendent of Presbyterian missions in
Alaska.
On their return trip to Corvallis by
motor Mrs. Clara Burkholder and son
Charles were delayed in Junction City
over night on account of an accident
to the car.
K. C. Holladay was in Eugene Wed
nesday on business.
Thomas Allen writes from I^nts to
renew their subscription for another
year.
Mr. und Mrs. C. W. (W in k ) Wallace
and daughter Barbara arrived Wedues
day from Grass Valley to visit in their
former home town for a few weeks.
John Barker has recovered from an
attuck of what he says he knows was
the flu.
Charles McKibbcn is able to be down
town, after a serious session with the
flu.
We pay 30c for good fat hens. City-
Meat Market.
a2c
Harry Lindquist and family arrived
Wednesday from Los Angeles, Calif.,
and aro visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Culdwell. They are on their way to
their home at Oakland, Neb.
George Currin was in Hnlem this
week.
Mrs. R. A. Medley and daughter
Delia returned Tuesday night from
Portland for the summer.
Mrs. J. C. Johnson left Wednesday
for her old home at Gold Beach, after
a month's stay in Cottage Grove.
Mike Finnerty is critically ill with
pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Blhkeley were in
Kugene Wednesday.
I. A. Randall was in Kugene Wed
nesday to visit his daughter, Miss
Irma, who is recovering from an oper
ation for appendicitis.
G. B. Dickinson was in Eugene Tues
day on business.
John Garoutte and Clarence Milne
returned Tuesduy night from Marsh
field.
C. H. Oliver and family left Wed
nesday for Bakersfield, Calif., to make
that their home.
Wm. Joll, a brother o f J. A. .loll,
accompanied by his wife, son «ud
daughter, has arrived from Idaho. The
family w ill live in Delight Valley.
Why don’t you get in line aud have
Mrs. Alstott give you a few hair treat
ments! Why have dandrufft A t home
254 Columbia court.
a2pd
A yu,-pound son was born yesterday
to Mr. and Mrs. Horace Conner.
W. P. H u ff is on the sick list again
this week.
Al. Adams is nursing a rather badly-
crushed digit which he accumulated
Monday while loading a car of lum
ber.
Faneho Stubblefield, who arrived
Wednesday from Pilot Rock, returned
home yesterday, accompanied by his
w ife and baby daughter, who had beeu
visiting ut the home of Mrs. Stubble
fie ld ’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W.
Hawkins.
E. W. Miller and Elbert Bede at
tended the Maundy Thursday cere
monies and banquet given by the
Knights o f Rose Croix ut Eugene last
night.
Robert F. Callahan, of the Eugene
Music shop, was in the city yesterday
on business.
♦-
SOCIETY
Msdde&Hn&enway,
A quiet home wedding took place
Sunday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. D. H. Homenway, when their
daughter. Miss Florence, was united in
marriage to Mr. Harvey Madden, a stu
dent at the University o f Oregon. Rev.
S. Hamrick, of the Methodist church,
officiated. Only the family o f the
bride, the bride's aunt, Mrs. Fronia
Giltner, of Portland, and the bride
groom ’» brother, Elmo Madden, were
present. The bride was born in Cot
tage Grove, is a graduate of the Uni
versity o f Oregon and one o f the best
YourOMSoitMadeNew
It is needful today to make the old
suit last— though not at the expense
of becoming tattered. Between the
costliness of clothing at the one ex
treme and the shabbiness o f them at
the other there is a middle ground
where economy and good appears nee
meet. Our modern dry cleaning es
tablishment ia this middle ground.
Here our experienced cleaners can
tune up your old clothes and pre
serve your new. Every person real
izes the business advantage and the
social value of clothes well cleaned
and neatly pressed, but there is more
in these details than improvement
of “ looks” alone.
Ik COTTAGE GROVE LAUNDRY
Bing Us Up
Phone 79
and most favorably known o f the
young folks of the community. The
happy eouple will visit briefly at the
home of the bride’s parents, after
which they will leave for Osaka,
Japan, where the bridegroom's father,
M. B. Madden, is instructor in English
in the Japanese University.
^ ♦ ♦
Degrees were conferred at the regu
lar meeting of the Eastern Star Friday
night. A pleasant soeial evening fo l
lowed. Mrs. Roy Hhort, Mrs. Grayee
Cruson, C. E. Umphrey and 8. L.
Mackin, with Miss Esther Hilsbv at the
piano, favored the members with a
vocll quartet, responding to a hearty
encore with the old song “ When You
and I Were Young, Maggie.”
Mrs.
Birdie Hall, Mrs. Alice Wynne, Mrs.
Anna Elledge and Mrs. Velma Harrel
served a dainty supper in the banquet
room.
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Mrs. B. R. Job was hostess to the
8ocial Twelve club Thursday afternoon
of last week, the time being spent with
faney work and in social chat. The
house was decorated with daffodils and
the table favors were Easter nests
made o f moss. Guests of the club were
Mrs. J. C. Johnson, o f Gold Beach;
Mr*. H. O. Miller, o f 8tan!ey, \\ is. *
Mrs. Clara Burkholder, Mrs. J. T. John
son and Mrs. Charles Adams.
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Mrs. B. Whitten celebrated her forty-
fifth birthday anniversary Tuesday by
entertaining a number of friends at
dinner. A number o f beautiful and
useful gifts were received by the host
ess. Those present were Mrs. W. L.
Gilbert,
Mrs.
Myra
Ensted.
Mrs.
George Sherry, Mrs. Mattie Ornble,
Mrs. Amy Page, Mrs. Susie Horn, Em
mu Eusted, Inn Eusted, Ernest Eusted,
Taft Page, George Page, Huston Dunn,
Gordon Grüble, Fern Page, Eiden Gl
ble, Elma Grüble and Ralph Sherry.
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The ladies aid society o f the Meth
odist church met Wednesday afternoon
in the basement of the church. A so
cial and business session was held and
it was decided to give a supper next
Wednesday. Mrs. S. L. Mackin gave an
interesting paper on Easter. The host
esses were Mrs. J. R. Hendricks, Mrs.
S. L. Mackin and Mrs. Charles Beidler,
and a two-course luncheon was served.
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.
The LaComus club met last week
with Mrs. H. B. Griggs, spending n
pleasant soeial afternoon and enjoying
refreshments. The club will meet next
Tuesday with Mrs. A. W. Kime.
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Loses Chicks in Fire.
Blue Mountain, Ore., March 31.—
(Special to The Sentinel.)— Mr. Bailey
lost a number of baby chicks in a fire
which destroyed his chicken coop Sun
day ovening.
The Sentinel, $2.00 the year.
A. F. & A. M., Attention
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Two M. M. degrees and re-
freshments at special commit
nieation at 7 o ’clock tomnr
' ~ ' row (Saturday) night. Visit
or* cordially received.
WORTH H A R V E Y .
By order o f W. M.
Secretary.
Harness Shop
for Sale
On account o f the death of owner,
the Settle harness shop stock, tools
and equipment will be sold for
$1000 IF TAKEN AT
ONCE
An opportunity worth immediate in
vestigntion. Call at Settle harness
shop, Main avenue, Cottage Grove,
Oregon.
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