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About Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921 | View Entire Issue (July 9, 1920)
--------------------- -- ......... A I4' it I I an il ri it in |> 1 111 i* Li n i 1 o r ^ P IC N IC A N D L U N C H D E LIC A C IE S VV«‘ not only n i r r y tin* staples, Imt wo also have Honn* of THE NICER THINGS w h i r l | tempt F. - O. 111 «* appetite O O F F M A N --------v bind ear from the Overturn! guriige, turning in Ins obi (Avellami on tin* deal, ('lui». V ii lent me has bought the UNiad ear. Ih'fnrc having your ear overhauled you nhotild a me yuurself that the rue chumes who are going to do the work arf ciperi enough to locate the trouble ami properly ii-puir the part* that n«-**«J attention When looking tor mechanic» i of that kind, drop into the Heiviec Ouriftge, Spray, l.ong A Crutuii. jlyUtf M. < i ot hrun has iimiergom* an ' operation for tio* reuiovul of un ab . vmw from his back. Dr II \\ Titus ami faiuilv returned 1 Monday from a visit of two weeks in 1 Cortiliaid and Fngeue. The Godard « Ian held u píeme re umou on Mo by eredi «on the Fourth. I he \ u 11 11* • kirks and Spencers from Fugene, im biding Mr. and Mrs furl ton M| h nn r, newly Wids, were pres«*nt. When in the market for a car, don't fail to *ee and rule m the m w Over land l(eln«'-ni In* I the knocker never uses his hammer on a pom article lie doesn't have to, jlylMfe t'hurles f ’oihraii pluy«*d with th*' Flks burnì in Fugene at the Futarlh ul July celebrai ion. John Broderiek, who has been very sick at the home of Mis Heury Gate» in Fugetie, «ame to Cottage Grove the first of th*’ week accompanied by his wife Mr and Mi * HrodVri« k formerly lived in Fune county but now make then home at Ho<|UUilii. Wash. .\n**«*l Woods returned to his botile in Mur litichi Friday, after a visit here. IF YOU R V IS IO N IS BK COMING H A Z Y anti you hic not etijoym « tin- lull I h i h I i I ol’ | m * 1 1 * * 1 ’ I hi irlit. you (iwc il to youiNi'll to have yout eyes properly alt im !•*<I to at once. It will Murpriae you to knou h hat an improvement u |iair ol Hintalile ami aeeii lately lit t ••« 1 itlaHMeH will make in your neeing cap« city ami in your «ilic n il Ilea 11 II I'oMMilily you can line tlotllile rail«e |>li|HMN to com I advantage It no, you eau we«i k H V I T n k S without aiiylmtly know me you are wearuiK hil’ocala, I iccu U mc they have no Urania Tina OVereuliieH the ohjeetion that many people have to weai III« In loeals F C (Uiffmi*it returned Friday night from thè W. ( >. W natioiinl roiivcn tion, to wliieh he wu* a delegata, held fhis year in thè Voaciintc volley, Calif. W h nifik e no elaiifl» to bcillg ey cloni*», init if you bave li job of auto lepuir woik you waut dono ijuieklv, we •vili «Jo our best, to Nervo you. West I Siilo garage, W C. Apple* Iute, prò i prietor. jlyiitfe Mr». Feon DesFar/en and daughter, ! Alice Fli/nbeth, left Saturday to visi! w il li Mr and Mrs. Claude Finch ut I Gru ut» F umm Mr. D cm F n i / c » and bis brother Koy intendisi to J«#i vi them Sumlny inorriing l’or a trip to Crnter bike but w ben they w**re ready to leave bere Snturdny night they found their rnotor out v of arder ami r«* uiiiinisl ut home. J udge II. J Hhi ri a and O. M. Kem I wero thè orutors of thè day at thè k'oiirth of July celebratimi ut Fomlon "ilurduv. lioii ita Henger and Anita Watts. ginuddinighters of Judge Hhmri, wer«t ni thè party whieh uiotored to I rOllilo li. Just reeeived a full line <#f Kockfonl silverware l'or vvedding presents. 11. C. Mailseri. jnelltfc Mr». Foni se Kibby left Katiirdiiy for Southey, Mnsk., where »he expect» to v isit for som«* 1 1 ine. Hie \ W. Swanson family motored to Albany and *|x-ut th«« Fourth with Mr*«. Swanson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Odeiiburg. Mrs FI In Wilson spent the Fourth m Fugene with her daughter, Mrs. Sam Nuzor. J if nev Service <iaraire. Spray , Ixmg A Cruson, phone 7"». Mini Hhortridge and family *|»*nt the week end in Fortbmd. Mrs. Sam Stewart ami daughter r«*| • brated the Fourth with friends in Fortalnd. I*. J Mstott arrived home Friday Mi-s Grace Jones spent the Fourth from an «■ 1 1 ended stay in Klauiuth in Eugene. She was the guest of her i Fall*». Mr. Alatoti went I«» southern sister. Miss Marie Jones. I Oregon for Ins health about three I moulhn ago. Mrs. I. H Jordan returned to h«*r o rT IO IA N OPTOMETRIST j to.me it Ktift i"' Fridtty, iftei Factory uu Premise* it the home of her sister, Mrs. Atari«* N idioti. Cottar« Orove Ori|on Decause of its being a real necessity for the permanence of happy homes, the I luted Mint«-» government has re The Sentinel vvi*dieH to employ an moved the war tax off insurance. A ambitious young man who desires to Inciting may burn down, but if it is , learn a profitable trade. One with properly insured the 14 hom e" contili initiative and who is not afraid of new Gullimuy, agent for 11! of the work at a wage commensurate with *'trohgc*i( ami nafest companies in the the services he will lv able to reii der. Should have an eighth grade TU.- WrtiH OnrotiHit nri«! Frank K* I world, insures them properly. 511 Mam jl21 education. Could attend school and l\ fu in il tei» timi M r it ih ) M in Minili«-) <tr«»et. I » 1 « lite W imm | |e fi Hlll|i|ll\ In w|*e ll'l 11»«* give services before ami after Filarles l^uimhy left Frtdny for Fnurth ni Huu«l<>u uml umt relative» u Spokane, Wash. He expects to spend school hours and on Haturdays. f«*w tliya. the siiiuiner m the Inland Ftupire city. Mr ttlui Nifi K*»y Kuttinittt* rutile u}> Mr. and Mrs (\ J K**m spent Fri from l'uri Imiti tu *|>«-iitl thè Fu urti» • lay in Fugene. Have Alemite lubrication installed Miss K a inolia Spriggs »pent the at the Overland garage. Clean* mid Mr» A. YV. Kiuie, uml \ i»it u fev\ Fourth ill Fugene as the guest of her oils bearing* under pressure. Saves «tint, Mrs. •I line ,.h Kokf. time am) labor and will add years to H«»\ h unteti tu lertrit thè |*r<lit iH|t jlytMfc Doll up for the Indies with one of the life of your ear. burnii«*»». Ambitimi» luti witli ut b*i»»t ih«»s** 44 mirror** shines at Koiiald Hus Mr. and Mr*. James Groom went fitfhtb ^ru«le eiltirntioti |ir«*ferre«l The foil's sun parlor at Allison's barber to Springfield Sat unlay and brought Seni niel jly2p shop. jlv*J 2.'I| m I back with thtun their little grand lite A. A. Kiehinuinl, N«*l»«»ii Diirhuiu Mr. and Mrs. O. Jcidnrss and daogh daughter, Zelma Dosser man, whose par filiti Killer! lietle fltnilliei* *|>«-lil Muutla) ter returned to their home hi Astoria «'tits spent the Fourth in the tnoiiii nini thè fmirth ut Hiu-Juiv full» uml Friday, after u visit at the W. J. tains. «*hr mt«‘fH*«l thè |»lar«* Nelbenmii. White home Mrs. Jeldness and Mrs. Kobiu Fowell, of Raymond, Wash., White are sist«*rs. spent the Fourth here with his parents, Ferry Hherwood and family, of Fos Mr. ami Mrs. A. S. Fow<gl. \ngeles, tire v tailing in Cottage Grove ('nr! King and Frank Hrumbaugh with Mrs. Sherwood'» parents, Mr. and played on the Albany baseball team Mrs. Joe Ganniti«-. against Falls City Sunday at Albany. A pei Nonal in veNt i«al ion ot our methotla vs ill con vmce you ol our alulity to aatiaty you J i t n e y service; phone }>}>. Nelson's Auto Sales. D. J. Scholl Boy Wanted! > Tales of the Town r I * | «villi Mr* l< untai ne'n puientH, Dr. nini «lavi» 'i J I | i To all iny customer»: I will »till continue to syll feed find buy eggs. I ii a few days 1 will have a pine«1 of bus mess in town and would ask a share of your patronage. J. F. Spray, jne-ttf Iteit lluml» h uh »ubi hin eli te ken ranch m Govviiyville tu IV M. Huthnn un, »h o recently arriseti frnm ('il i*»r mu, miti the llumN fuiuily will bus * shortly f r California ou .irtuuiit “f Mr. Iltin«!»' heulth. Culi Inni Dick, he tloesn ’t cure, jftst ho you hunt him ti|» i|t the Went Siile garag«- uml tnk«* your auto repair jobs I l !..ni il lìti Mr. inni Mrs. A. T f'rnmlull come ii|» from Kortlnml tu »perni the Fourth ut the home of their (laughter, Mrs. F. 8. Goff. ('has. T. Jones, of tin« Jones A Futon »tore, was up from Fugeue Friday. J. 1. Jones has bought a new Over \V. F. Darby is now driving a seven |iasseng«*r Chandler w hich he puri based Friday from the Nelson Auto Sales A Service. Mallie Miller has sold his property south of the city to Mrs. Fmmu Harms. Mrs. James McKee, of l-nkeview. is visiting her sister, Mrs. .1. F. Duntii van. Don’t send away for your accessories until you have found out whether or not we have in sto* k what you want. It's a pretty safe bit that we have or cun get it i;s quick a you can. Spray. Fong A Cruson, Service Garage, jlylitt* Galen Gnroutte, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Gnroutte, has undergone an operation for the removal of his ton sil». Mrs. IF C Gambi)!, of Fortlund, ar rived Friday for a visit with her sis ter, Mrs. J. B. Cook. % SATUR D AY SPECIALsl I V h ii i i I butter ( l i n n « a pail) II»..................................... t Ilo pot lit ues, lb ........................... 20c 7c Corn meal (w h ile or v e l l o w ) .............................................. (JBc T illa m o o k chet ai' Hi .................................................................... 40c Make this your hoaihpiarterM Tor your picnic wants. We entry a complete line Try a loaf of IIOl.HUM bread with your next order. SMITH S GROCERY Wal k a Bl ock .................. and Save a Dime .............................i) N O T I C E S Having used all of the flour 1 had oil ham! at a much lower cost than I can replace sani«» for now, I am, of necessity, compelled to advance bread prices. On and after July H!, bread will be 12c tor one pound loaf and 17c for th«* one and a half pound loaf. BENDER’S CITY BAKERY Tl reo Door« East of the Bridge Tl>,. mournful jirocoHnioim daily about tho atroeta and yet we will not :ieriim Iv enough think about our own approaching end to protect our loved oitea againat the diaaolution of tbeae earthly tabernacle*. You could not pre vent your coming. You tuny not be able to prevent your going. Today ia the appointed time to talk with Met calf about life inauraace. Alao fire in aurance in the an feat eoiupaniea. jlyL’tf J. (tontea waa up from f'aaeadc I .or ha Saturday to look after hia prop orty here. Mr. Contra report a that Mra Coatea, who ha* been dangeroualy ill, ia now in fin,, health. He returned home Sunday. \V C. Conner came up from Salem Saturday and apent the Fourth in «'ot tage drove. Char lea dettv* returned Saturday afternoon from an extended atay at Sail Joae, Calif, lie spent about two month* in the California city and re porta that Ilia health i* much im proved. Hatterie* recharged and your elec I run I equipment put in order. Spray, Long ft Cruson. . jly'Jtfe T We Want Garden Produce lo Mr. nml Mrs. Orrin Ferry, of Hu I b*m. Hugh Matthews was in th«- city from Inrmip Tuesday. Fire uml automobile insurance placed in strong, safe companies. Galloway, 511 Main. jl9c Charles Citidvvell and fuimly spent the we»-k end of the Fourth on n , camping trip up Mosby cr«*ek. Cecil Caldwell came home from Fortlund I I'KAH, HKKTS, OKKKN ONIONS, CARROTS Huturdny h i time to rnak« the trip, I OAHBAGK, NKW I’OTATOKS The reported elo|»*ineiit of two How ltiv«-r young peopl«*, Allen Koepper mid M i *s Mabel II odgson, has turned WK PAY CASH OR TRADK out happily through sanetion of the 1 marriage given by the parent» of the j bride. The young couple were found A d O O I) T I M K T O H P R A Y C O W S ut Hneramento, Calif. Rags wanted; must be clean and of good size; 5c th«* pound; can ’t us«- ««Id »•o«ks, small rig* or rags with hard OROCER8 TO P A R T IC U L A R PEO PLE P H O N E 65 surfaces; woolen and cotton rags of good si/.** are what we want. Th«- M«- ii tmel, ja '25 p Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Hudtell, who are Mr. H. Wtae ami family ••njoy<,(| a Fred Lammera returned yesterday visiting i ii California, sent their son Itonabl a box of rip«- figs, with whieh nice out in« on U ik MrKi'uzir List Hun from a trip fo Portland. ■lay, Lut ¡be iluy wna niarrcit Ly a near lie treated his friends. Mra. A. K. Keagy arrived yeateiday fulul : ei-iileiit on thi* bonicftnnl jour- The \\ ( Hanford family returned ney. The two rear tire, on In* "'L iz \ from Forest «¿rove for a visit at the Monday from a trip of Hi days visit zie’ * Llew out ut the amne time while home of her sister, Mrs. Will Hall Warren McFarland, Anchor Alstcd, tag at several Willamette valley poiuts. rounilin« a curve, ami caused hi* ma The F. K. Ttirje-n family is In« a ted chine,to u|»act. lie scys be will never Claude Knne and «ilen Smith left yes- : terday on a fishing trip up the Mc temporarily at Husanville, Calif. i'«ain aend hia money to mail order houa^a for tire* Lot will uae only the Kenzie. Chickens, hogs, veal and cattle want Mi»» Jean Allison, daughter of Mr. • d at the Feople ’» market. mh5tfc Federal* aold Ly Hpray, lain« Ic Cru jlyiitfc aud Mrs. H. V. Allison, waa taken W. G Heath«-, former superintendent aoti ^t ftie Her vice Ournoe, Mi*» Muriel Hbay and Mi»a Hazel dangerously ill with ptomaine poison of schools, and family are spt-nding fh,. Louika returned to Monmouth the firat ing Tuesday night, probably from eat summer in Fugene. ing ice cream. Hhe ha» now practically Mrs. Clara iiurkholder writes from, of the week after bavin« apent the | recovered. Mrs. Allison and daughters, Fortlaml that she and daughter Belle, Fourth ut home. j in company with her sister, Mrs. J. E. t o g r t h e r W i t h t he J . H. H t l - b v f a i m l v , ' Mr*. K. T. Lew man and daughter | Kirkland, of Ashland, who is visiting returned to (¿rant* Pass yesterday af from Oregon city, enjoyed a delight j here, hud intended starting Wednesday ful picnic at the bus«- of Mt. Hood. ter a visit with Mr. and Mra. J. K. for a visit ut Bcuverton but had to Hh«« reports th«* Hilsbys as doing splen Cooley. postpone the trip for a day. didly uml that Miss Belle has a com W e ’re a littIn out of the way, but Mias Eunice YanDenburg arrived merriaJ position in Fortlan«!. Mrs. what docs a block or two nmount to Monday from Klamath Fulls to spend Hurkhohb-r *-xpresses sincer«* apprecia when you're driving a cart It only tion of the l«*tt«*rs written by those take» a few *i*eomls longer to reach two weeks visiting with her parents, who attended th«- recent Constellation the West Hide garage and w e ’ll try to Mr. and Mrs. C. il. XaiiDeubuxg, The J. B. Crenshaw and Hbermuu elub picnic and promises to acknowl make it worth your while to have families returned Tuesday edge each with a postal. taken the • xtra time. I.et Dick do it. Wilkins jlylitfe from a several days' outing and fish One iiiMtirano company assessed it* W. « ’. Applewhite, prop. ing trip in the Blue river country. stockholder* the full par value of their Mr. and Mr», Robert Hherwood and Mias Eva Richmond, of the Yalair stock one«-, twice, T H K F F T IM F S in daughter motored up from Portland i»r«l*-r to pay its loss»-* in the great San ycHterduy and are visiting with Mr. conservatory, of Purtlund, will sing at Francisco fire, loo cents on the «Jol Hherwood ’a grandparents, Mr. and Mra. the Presbyterian church Humlay morn la r. O f course that »am«* company is Joe (iuroutte. ami with hia mother, ing. l ogger , stronger and m«m* (Mipular tbau Mr». June Hherwood. Mr. and Mra. Robert Martin, whi re ever. Homer Galloway, 511 Main St., Mr. and Mr», «¿oerge Teeter» re turned Tuesday evening from Port is its Cottage Grove agent. jl2 turned yeaterdny from a week's visit land, left Wednesday for Rujada. Mrs. H*-rl#4-rt Watts, of Oakland, at the home of their son Ralph, at Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hog m, of Eu Calif., daughter of IF J. Shinn, and VYarrenton, and at other point* along gene, who spent the Fourth here with the Misses Bonita lieuger, Maurine the Oregon Leach. Miaa Myrtle, who Mra. Hogan’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. and Maxine Watts sepnt Tuesday vis accompanied her parent*, remained at T. Hanna, went to Albany Wednes iting in Eugene. Warrenton for a longer visit with her day to visit Mra. Hogan's sister. Mrs. Alvah Wise. Frank Crenshaw, who hu«i l«een vis brother. iting his mother, Mrs. M. E. Willis, C. R. Mooney, of Eugene, purchased Walter Oglesby, of Weudling, visited and his sister, Mrs. Susan Hubbard. Wednesday with bis unde, I*r. W". W. the C. A. Raseh place ou west Main r«*turned Tuesday to his home at Mar Oglesby. avenue Tuesday. The deal was handled cola. Mr». W. H. Blair returned Monday by E. C. Lockwood. John Yeatch and family spent the from a visit in Portland. Hhe was ac John Hastings and Clay Mosby. John Fourth on th«* McKenzie near Cowell. companied by her daughter Hadie. who Devine, of Yoncalla, and Will Xlaasey, of London, purchased Fords this week In business again at present for a will visit here a few weeks. short time at the big hole in the wall The New Htore is closed for the at the Woodson Brothers garage. just across the str«*«*t from Woodson summer while its owners are on a buy Mias Trista Martin has resigned her Brother» big new garage near the «|e ing trip in the east. position at tho Elite and left Wed pot. Would like to buy nearly any Mrs. Arniand Wynne and three chit nesday for Portland, where she will thing the farmer ruises— eggs and dren went to Portland Wednesday for spend the summer. cream, especially. Hpot cash for c\ a visit with relatives and frieuds. Rev. J. H. Penix, pastor of the Pres i cry thing. Feed and poultry supplies as Mr. and Mra. L. H. Hill arrived Wed byterian church, has purchased the E. cheap as anywhere in town. 1 can’t pay you more than others, neither can neadya from Han Francisco and will L. Smith property on south Hecond and will occupy it soon. 1 sell you goods cheaper than «»th«*r be here a week or so. H. Kskins, of Baltimore, Md., has Ijtwrence H. O ’Neal, of Spokane, dealers, but I can make you the very best cash prices both on buying and accepted a position in the office of Wash., has taken charge of the Cottage the Western Lumber ft Export eon- hotel, having acquired the property in selling. J ( F. Spray. a trade of some wheat land with E. C. Mr. and Mrs. George Knowles spent [-any. C. E. Jones spent the Fou-th in Lockwood. the Fourth at Florence at th** home of Mrs. Mary Cooper left yesterday for Mr. Knowles' sister, Mrs. W. H. Boaeburg visiting at the home of the Boaeburg to visit with the family of Weatherson. They were accompanied only grandchild in the world. by Mr. ami Mr*. Gottfried Gruber. Chet Yanlienburg arrived Wednes her son. KXlly Cooper. Harris Emmons has arrived from Se Mrs. Almira Jenkins, of Portland, day from Yacolta, Wash., lo v im i has been visiting h«-re with her mother, week at the home of hia pareuts, .Mr. attle and joined Mra. Emuions, who ia visiting at the home of her parents, Mrs. M. F. Willis. Mrs. Willis will ami Mra. C. H. Van Den burg. celebrate her ninety fourth birthday Cieorge Young, accompanied by tiis Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Brand. anniversary July JO. son Ogle, left Wednesday by auto for Carrol Harlow and bride, of Wend- Wenatchee, Wash., where he will visit ling, are spending their honeymoon in Yes, we do repair work at the Over hi* daughter, Mra. James Arnett, and this vicinity. land garage. WV do not claim infalli bility but have behind us ten years of family. Ogle plana to make hia home , xp«-ri«*nce in mechanical and electrical there and expects to secure a job of The Sentinel, $2.00 the year. work. Make uml break or jump spark, truck driving. two or four cycle, auto, marine, light Henry llopman and family, who had «»r heavy stationary, we can make it been visiting at the home of M'. Hop FOR S A L E — O V E R L A N D 5 P A S H E N ger four, liti7 model, iu good eoudi- go and go right. jlySRfc man’s brother. John Hopniart left tion, four good tires and oue extra. Mrs. J. F. Hazel, of Oroville, ('ulif.. Wednesday for their home at Van Mra. M. A. Magee, IM south Twelfth is visiting with her parents, Mr. and couver, B. C. street. jlyi>-23p Mr*. Eli ('ochran. Mr. and Mra. J. A. Hr.iderok left John Wilson stumbled onto a hor Wednesday for their home at Hoquiuiu, nets nest while fishing up Mosby Wash., after having visited at the creek Sunday and as n result is wear home of Xtra. Broderick's cousin. Mra. C. M. Jackson. ing a patch over his left eye. E. A. degree at 7:45 Wed Mr. and Mrs. Harry (¿rube And Mr. Mrs. Dick Hickson left Tuesday nesday evening. Visiting morning for White Salmon, Wash., on and Mrs. Raymond lirube aud small brethren cordially invited to son motored to Ncw|xirt and *ia-nt the a business trip. be present. Fourth at the beach. They report n W ORTH H A R V E Y . very pleasant trip but accommodation» By order of W. M. Secretary. not the beat because of so many tour ists there. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Bniley arrived Mr. and Mrs. Norval Williams re turned Tuesday to their home in Port Wednesday from Heattle for a visit laud, after a few days’ visit ut the at the home of Mra. Bailey's sister, lioiiir of Mr. Williams' cousin, Mra. F. Mrs. Robert XLCurgar. The Baileys wish to rest up for a time and may lo J. Alatott. Xlr. Bailey is a former Mr. and Mrs. Roy Counts returned cate here. to Roaeburg Monday, after a visit with Burns detective. relatives and friends here. Clinton Taylor returned yesterday to Having sold ray ranch, I have about Portland, after a visit with hia grand 1000 yearling hens for sale; good ones; ; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Taylor. W hite Leghorns. Alao about 4(HI chicks Mr. and Mra. Charles Howard, who two weeks old, some good cows and had been visiting Mr. Howard's moth lota of other stuff, including farm | er. Mrs. Barrett, left yesterday for tools. J. F. Hpray. jnedtfc j their home ut W hite Hall, Mont. Charles Cooley has »old his Birch Fine equipment ami expert Mr. and Mra. Philip Hohl and Mra. Clarence Hess, of Roaeliurg, mid Mr. avenue property to George Wilach. management make ourUOl UK Mr. and Mrs. Win. Caruerou returned and Mra. Will Hohl nnd Mrs. M. A. DRY 8KRVICK hard to ex Darlaiul, of Portland, visited over the to Portland yesterday after having eel. Your linen looks and lasts Fourth with their mother, Mrs. Har apent the Fourth with Mra. Cameron’s mother, Mrs. James Hart. better w hen washed by us. Lara Hohl. Mr. ami Mrs. George Matthews have Mra. F. J. Alstott ran n rusty fork moved into the former Abrams home prong through her leg while mowing on north Pacific highway. and cleaning up her lawn Huturdny. Sherman Godard ia building a new Ring Us Up Phone 79 F. H. AII uumi nml Eugene Lammers garage for S. L. Markin at hia resi left Hiindny morning for Vancouver, dence on First street. H. «’., on an extended vacation trip. City Trnuafer does all kinds of haul ing. l-ong country trips a specialty. If eonti-inplnting a move, talk it over with us. Phone S*M. Office 401 Main avenue, jly**0 Frank Woodruff, of Portland, spent the week end in the city. Miaa Bertha Cox, who has been clerk ing at the U. ft M. store, has re signed her poaitiou and will leave soon for California. Roy Origga, of Comstock, has bought a Ford car through Woodson Brothers. C. O. DeVere left Wednesday morn ing to join Mra. DeVere at Ashland for an outing. Mra. Mary Nesbitt, who is staying at the Alfred Doolittle home, has been confined to her bed for several days A . B ru n d & C o. A. F. & A. M., Attention G. Vulcaniz’g Wks. Vuh-aniziiig, ret reading. Mr. and Mra. W. F. Hart write that they are building a new home at .151 E. Fiftieth street N., Portland, nml will l>,. glad to have old friend* look them up. They exjiect to move into their new houac in about 10 days. A 6 fa pound sou was boru June 30 with an attack of stomach troubl«. The COTTAGE GROVE LAUNDRY Now Is the Time to Get Binder Twine JONES C& EATO N FIFTH AND MAIN TELEPHONE 3
