Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., August 06, 1920, Image 7

Mr« K. «tarter, accompanied by two
duii|(liter« und u son, arrived Huturday
for it vinit ut the homo o f her ilnugli
er, Mr*. Wiu Härtel«
Tin* Klbert Hede nml A. A. ItoTimond
fu mi lie* left Holiday in their uutoa for
h week's outing nt Tiller In the wild*
of Dougin» county. The Hede« am
driving their new Huu-k * 1 1 , purebused
in«t week from th« West Hide Garage.
Mr« iloraee Cochran nnd daughter«,
Mildred mid Mnrjorie, left Huturduy
fnr their home nt Tiller, ufter n »«v-
ernl w eek«' vinit her« with militivi'*
and frieuds
Itev. Hiinp*oii llmnrick wiH preach
Hiindny morning ut the
Methodiat
cliureh on the »object, " T h e Altar on
the Mouutuia," (he M-coiid o f n aerie*
of »ermoii* oil Klijuh, in the evening
In« «o b je ct will be "Hernpin g the
Kloor Hurrel," or " A l.ittle with the
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Hm-ressor to Kerr & Siliby
Lord I« Huf ficient. "
Nelwm «eli» Chandler*, Clevelmul*
nnd Maxwell*.
W. it. Htinnett went to Ko»eburg
Frittik
< timer, who
|>ur yenlerdtiyielo file nu n luouenteud near
I,
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• hit*» i*. I the \ I«. Wynne r«‘»|i|cnrt‘, o» • I« i m city.
loosing In» tuoni) hon* from Allmny.
Mr«. Mury F* White nnd duoghter.
Mr. IlniiHi'r opi*rutM it »uwiuill ut An
Mi«* Itertha, have moved from Weiner,
Ida., to Kluiu, Wu«h., where M i»»
Mrs. M a ry Mil neh ret arnei
Kriiluy White will teneli in the high »ehool
from Hiithcrlin
the rumi tig yeur.
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Ye iger;
IN • n d l e t i II, » viftit
in « ul till' (' M .lark son linin'r,
J olili Hpray IN IIIOV ing into lus new
(j»mrt«r■» ut ill* Hi g lh > G«et g:trage.
Hl «Mim thr«*Nlli mK irmi* hi im * all rom
III |( d i h | i'diiili!lion, for S i lle
nt
Will »ell your kou»eliold furniture,
iiulf |»r■| ci \ Her Il N M e u t u i■ff, Kirnt
■tuck, implement» und mnekinery,
N h ti *niH| l i f t n k I l O l l l l l l l g, Cottili[e Grove,
J.
t fc
mid tool* o f nil kind*;
% up to
: pilon#
III ium I Mrs. K T. Itili k ••ly. Miss
the first f 'JUDO und % for nil over.
YK8, IT 18 RATHER DI8
Htih.l ( invi « V nml Van H- e y nt
TURBINO TO BREAK YOUR t r i n i c i ! Ilk
mirai It* v m* ut the En
ULA88E8 WHEN YOU HAVE gene
i nluy inight.
loti Main Ava.
Cottaga Orove
TO WAIT FOR A NEW PAIR
Mr, end Mr». Ueorg»» |.ee returned
to *« rtland last week.
TO BE MADE
I.ima Hilton, of !>ee, i - vir.it ing at
W h y not k e e p mi e x t r a p a i r
| W a t e r n m l m r t h a t nre f r e « are ju*t
th** home o f her grandfather, H. H.
Dll
h u liil
tu
lliri'l
jlIN t
K ill 'll
a» important iu the proper operation of
Iloge.
u cur a» oil mid ga*. We nerve them
i- l l i e r g e l i e l f a T l.i't IIK llilike t Ilia
W.
, Hi pe», »igual man at the all nt Hprny, I mug A Crusuu'» Service
e x t r a p a i r l'or y o u hr l o r e th e
Haut hern I'nrific »tat ion, left laut week tin rage.
M (it f
mi l itri ii imt
in iwliup oeeura.
to take a militar punition at Hentinel,
Arthur Wolrott, o f Hilk Creek, ha»
A r m im. Mr». H i (» i * n left at the ime
B y the M ay, are y o u fa m ilia r
purchased n new Muiwell from the
tunt*, with the ehiblren,
a visit
M i t h t h e m an y n d vjititn gfa « I
with her parent» at Laurel, M i » » , b«* NeWon Auto Hub*« nnd H>arvice.
f o r d e d iu
II. Omer Itennett, rity «uperioten
f*»re rejoining her hauban«! at their mew
dent of arhool», i» in the city from
home.
l(o»cburg, looking for a renidenec be
Chicken«, hog*, veal am! cattle want
th« opening o f achooi.
l\ . GLASSES I V
I*d at the J'copie '* market.
tnh tfc
I N K IN V ItlB L C B IFO C A L *
K, C. Lockwood motored to McCredie
Mr«. Jn.tpcr
'ntten returned laat
apringa I ue.uJuy with Mr. und Mr».
T h e y t a k e th e p i a r e o f t w n
week front a v i n i ! i n 'ortlnnd ut the
John Hader, Mr. mid Mr».
. I.. Kl
paiiH o f
KhiKHes, e l i m i n a t i l i ! ;
home of h*r niece, Mr». Kinmit Harm».
bolt nnd l>r. Mrtiee, o f Pittsburg.
IliKKiiiK w i t h
M i n i m i ; glnsneM
Mr. ami Mr». Jume» Green# »(»eut
Keep your car right up to nnuff
Hu ml ay at I m well.
a m i m e \im l o l m o i i i k , ko p ro
all the time. Any little thing you rail't
Htanley Trunnell r.a* in Albany Hun uttend to, w e ’ll be glad to do for you
iio u iie e il in o h i s t y le bifocali«.
dit).
or to tell you how. N o job too »mull
C'ruaon ’»
George I.«*w ry arrived Hu ridar from or t o o Urge. Hprny, Long
Kt'.tf
Cori land to vinit at the home of hi» Service «inrnge.
*i»tcr, M m . CheNter Churchill.
Mi»» Adu Matthew i m l M i»» itertha
Mr». O. Oibiwin, accompanied bv her Stepheu» are viaitmg with M i»» Mae
OPTICIAN OPTOM BTItIBT
daughter, Mr» J. O. Johnson, returned \rm»trong in Kugene.
Factory on Premia«»*
laat week from an eslendetl visit in
linrry K. K. N'eut, o f Springfield,
Cortland.
will prenrh at the illue Mountuin
Cottage Grove
Oregon
■ hurrh Siiudey, Augunt K, at I I a. in
(•allow uy for in»urnrtce,
Mum.
Mi*» Meriuce W ig le, o f Kugene, »(»cut and N p. m.
the week end with her (tarent», Mr.
Mr». A. W. Cnruutt and »mull daugh
ter left Mmulny fur Knhlle to join
und Mr». Fred Wigl«*.
Mr*. K. K. Finnen C. visiting In her brother, C. li. Lnke, on n motor
H ills b o ro at »the h»»iiit* o f her »inter, trip to Sun Itiego, Calif., where they
will vinit their mother, Mr». J. K
Mr*. U <). H o I.II m rg
Luke.
Kty VntiVIndt* i» hi*ri* from Wn*h
I). H. Chamberlain vinited in Kugene
We have cleaned up our »tuck of
Ifigtou for a few w n 'k i hi’lpifig the Saturday a? the homo o f In* daughter,
new car» on hand anil future «liipmenta
luuiir folk» with the hnrvpRting,
Mr». Alta King.
will be made only on order. All order*
Andrew Itrund nnd Win.
«>|*rt»it n
Servie«* in a much nbtincd word but
inu
be uccouipumed by n »ubet ant ml
hut r returned from
tra|* to Culifor
we try to live up to our name. W e ’d
eu»li de|Mi»it. The pre»ent finanriul
Bll.
be pb-iiMcd to have it mentioned to U»
»trmgeuey will probably make it mi
if we fail iu thin attempt. Spray, Long
Nelnon taelln mat'd rum.
po«*ilde to grunt the »time liberal
A
Crumiri
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Mervice
Garage.
Mfltf
Mi nnd Mr«», ( ’. O l>eVt*r»» h»t\e
term« in future thnt we huve in the
I r t Grove» »pent Hat urti ay in Cort­ pa»t. However, we are hoping tkut
turned fro m an o u ting of n»*\enil w« ek«t
land on burnite ».
in p<«uthern O reg on.
coadiUooa, in llii» renpect, will im
prove. We rongrutulute tho»«' who are
Mr« tiny A gnew , o f Wyoming, nnd
now driving Overland
. The »nti»
Mra ( ^ V Aik 111 * 011 , o f Nelir:t*kn,
factory operation o f theae car» und
who bittl l»t*en VtAlt l|g at the home o f
their pleu»ing appearance ufter month»
their iiureiitM, Mr rtnd M m II It find
o f aerviea ran uol but ndd to their
urd, nnd wh*» n|*ent Friday in Fugi'iie
popularity. Place your order now for
with their »inter*, Mr*. F. It N|»eneer
delivery in
clay*. Overland Oarage,
nnd Mr* Orttf# Vmiltonkirk, hn\t* re
:«i| Mam.
Btl
tunic«! to th**ir home».
l,i|;)it m ul p o w i T w i l l I n * shut
Mi»« Flora Ieingfellow. o f Portland,
U nll tiw n y write* unto innurnrira*
o i l at m i d n i g h t S a t u r d a y a m i
arrived Monday for a viait at the
II K M e te n lf’rt family nre »(»ending
w i l l ri'in aiu o f f u n t il S u n d a y
home o f her parent», Mr. and Mr». J.
u month with the II. K. L uwmoii fnmily
M. l/oiigfellow.
e v e n i n g . T h i s w i l l h a v e to hi'
at Wedderlmrn.
Mr*. W. C. Sprinkel and children,
«lom* n e v e r a l w e e k s whil«* w«*
II J. Hind» and fnmily have moved
who hnd been \i»itm g at the home of
a i r e le itn itig o u r b o ile r .
to Hlitnld, iimteiid of Hhertdun, u» re
Mr». Sprinkel'» mother, Mr». O. \Y.
|>«»rtid hi luNt w e e k ’» i»»ue.
Cottage Orove Electric Compy Smith, left Monduy for their home at
Mr umi Mrs. I>. J. Hr hoi I nnd Mr.
Malden, \Ya»h.
nnd Mr». Frank MeFurlniid »|M*nt Hun
Mr. and Mr*. II. H. Breedlove have
duy near Ihtuvioud butte.
returned from a viait with relative* at
The A. L. ( ’hitwood family vinitetl
Tliuic diamond •*»K,ctC,*n>''«it r i» k ** are roppenUh, Wash.
Friday at the home of Mr. und Mr*. going in»!. Better come mi.I niltrt one
Mr». Walter Jnme», o f !.o* Angelo»,
<V II. Trembly at ('omntock.
fur your girl nt ft. «'. Muitm-n
H fltf who had been viaitmg at the home of
H iihk 'II Gurotson, representative o f her mother, Mr*. Jane Sherwood, left
Ihr Nnliniiiil H im .'nit company in tliix Monday to visit her brother, Hubert
territory, nprnl Saturday in tin* city.
Sherwood, in ‘ortlund.
Mr*. Curl Mur kilt nml mil Eugene,
Mr». M. C. I jtw retire mid daughter.
Hilbert Cline shipped Ilf barrel» o f
uf |li viil*', rut urni’il luiiin. Inst week Mr*. L. K. Hawk, o f llrnin, arrived
bu!»niu to Now York ln»t week.
from Port In ml, where thuy li ml tn*«*n Monday for a viait at the home of
Mr». Cliurle» Cooley and ehiblren re
visiting nml where Mrs. Burkett wu* Mr». Lawrence'» brother, Fred Horner.
turned Friday from a visit at ('urtin.
taking nii'ilirnl treatment.
M i«» (ilenada Nelson went to Port
Mr. and Mr» Niuie Taylor returned
Mr. nml Mm. C. II. iturkholili'r nnd land Monday.
hint week froiu Kitsoli »(»rings, where
fnmily left W i ' i I iii ' mi I hv afternoon fur h
K. C. l a k e was in the city from Ku
they had been for Nome time for Mr.
two w eek»’ outing »t Itiinilun nml other gene Tueiniuy.
T a y l o r ’» health.
CmiHt |M.i n t M.
Joe Humewnod mid the lmnc county
Mi»» Kuth Htewart wri* in Kugene
When buyini; a gruplinphnne why not bridge gang are working on the new
Friday.
boy the lo'iit f The I’ nthe iloean’t cimt bridge lit Creswell.
Mr. und Mr». \V. (J. Heattie returned uny more thim the other». You mu
Let the City Transfer do your mov
lust week tioiu Kugene, where Mr. buy n Pnthe o f II. 0. Mmliii'n on week
Heattie had been taking work at the ly or monthly payment*.
S «itf mg. They are equipped for it. Phone HB.
Fdiversity* o f Oregon Niiininer »ehool.
C. J. Cameron and family left Mon
We have just received n fimv line of
I hey will leave soon for Monmouth, new wati'hi'K et $2.25 up. II. C. Mud day for Hold Hill to visit Mrs. Cam
Mr Hentty having accepted a (m»ition MB.
i-(ltf eron'» mother, Mrs. Walter Dungny.
on th»* normal »ehool faeulty.
I f your roof leaks, the Fixit Shop
J. H. Henson returned Tuesday from
Motorcycle
mi (»pile*
at
Overland Mend, where he had been doing relief will fix it ho that you w o n ’t have to
Oarage, Indian agency.
N fd f work in a plininiiii-y.
worry when wet weather comes along
Phone
today.
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Knymnnd Laphani. o f Tacoma, spent
r
night at th,. home o f Mr. and
lì Tuesday
Mrs. H. L. Maekin. He was passing
through the city un a motor trip to
Cnlifornia.
Mrs. I). A. Kstes hns returned from
a visit at Koseliurg.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Htnnton, of
Lard, No, 5 pail. ..
Koseliurg, are spending part o f their
vacation in the Hohemia district, where
I’ure k I mi ned honey, per pint M hnoii ja r.....
75c
Mr. Stanton plan» to secure pictures
l’ranut Initier (bring n pnil) |ier lh..............
and material for feature stories for
hi* work on the News -Review.
WaterineloiiN, per III... .
Five used pianos in good Condition.
Potatoes, per I I I ............................
One player piano at a big discount.
Cabbage, per Ut................... »...
Convenient ownership terms. Kugene
Music Shop, Kugene, Ore., " T h e Home
• 'hoiee onions, per I I I ..................
o f the Cheney I'homigrtiph.' ’
H li
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Lemons, per dozen..................
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Meldrum. o f Bn
ker, and daughter, Mrs. Ilarel Kechdly,
a practicing chiropractic physician, o f
Portsmouth. (>., have been visiting nt
the home o f Mr*. Meldrum'a brother.
Dr. A. W. Kune. Mr. Kimc und Mrs.
Wa l k
a
Bl o c k
and
Save
a
Di me
Meldrum had not aeen each other for
year*.
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DON’T FOROET OUR LINE OF
STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES
IS GETTING MORE COMPLETE
EVERY DAY FRUIT AND VEG
ETABLES IN SEASON GOODS OF
QUALITY REAS’NABLE PRICES
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F M Hurrel, o f Olendnl«, spent the
week end at th« home of his brother,
L. L. Hurrel.
(inllowny writes m«uraaee. Phone
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Mi»* Oaorgia Tobey returned to Ku
gen« Monday after a w e e k ’* viait
ith Mr und Mr* Jack Mugludry
Mr, and Mrs W F Ho**, o f Port
land, ure viaitmi at the home of Mr*,
Ho»» ’ parent*, M r. and Mr*. J. A. Kl
ledge.
Mi»» Augu*ta (iaroutte viaited in
Kugene Monday.
Mr«. Nancy Dumewood »offered a
atrnke of paralyai* laat week.
Servire batterie» ut your service at
the Service Oarage while we put your
regular batterie» into »hip ahupe. Nev
er |#iiy» to neglect your buttery—i t ’*
rhnn|ier to have mi expert look at it
on ee m a while. Hpray, Long A Cru
»on ’» Service Oarage.
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Mias itertha Kid ton, o f Heattie, nnd
h »» Leona Harwell, o f Tacoma, are
vWitmg at the home of Mr. and Mr».
H. L. Maekin. They ure on their way
home from a vacation »peat in Cali­
fornia.
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Vulcanizing, retreading.
Mr». A. W. Kune i* »till quite ill.
Miss Myrtle Kern arrived laat week
from White Fi»h, Mont., w here «he
taught last year. M i«» K* m viaited
with her »iater, Mr». ( . It Corey, at
Olathe, Colo., fo r M ine t im e / b e fo r e
returning home. Hhe will tench in the
sume school again tin* yeu r and e x ­
pect» to return to Montana about the
first of Sept cm her.
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C. O . D eV ER E
‘Ask Ma, She Knows’
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Yes, a»k any o f our patron« what
they think o f our bread, cake», and
other pa«tries. They will tell you
without u moment ’* hesitation that
our good» arf " j u s t g r e a t , " and if
you don’t think so " m o n e y b a c k . "
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Jitney service; phone
ilil. Nelson’s Auto Salt's.
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SATURDA' SPECIALS
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SMITH’S GROCERY
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BENDER’S C m BAKERY
T ire «
Doors
East
of
the
Bridge
K. J. Mitrhell went to Albany yea
lerday on business.
Mrs. Allie (iaretson, o f Aduir, Okla.,
is visiting nt the home of her brother
in law, F. A. (iaretson.
W. T. Williams, F. T. Williams and
Hud Chalifoue left Tuesday on an auto
trip to («rater lake.
Mr*. A. H. Mott, who had been visit­
ing at the home o f her daughter, Mrs.
. H. Taylor, left Tue»dny for her
home in Portland.
" Y o u never run t e l l . " Y o u 'v e heard
thnt story. Hut there’* a lot o f truth
in it, juat the same, and purticularly
wben you consider the uncertainty of
human life and the uncertainty of
whut may hnppen to those left behind.
Fires are ei^ially inconsistent. Better
talk with Meteulf today and take no
further chanaes against which insur
au.-e will protect you.
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J. H. Burn» and daughter, Mrs.
Chnrle» Keeae, were in Kugene during
the week to viait Mr». Burn», who is
in a hospital there.
Mr. und Mrs. H. li. Fiester and Mr.
and Mr* H. K. Allison left Monday by
auto for a vacation trip to Tillamook.
A
pound »on, David Merle, was
born July
in Henttle to Mr. and
Mrs. Merle Hcovnll.
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Fix it now— that roof— while the
weather is right the Fixit Shop can
do it right, l ’ hone
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Mr. and Mrs. Omer Moore have re
turned from a visit at Newberg.
Mr. and Mr». Verne Kobin»on left
Tuesday on a trip which w ill take them
through the northwest and a* far east
ns Indiana.
The Howard Cox family left yester­
day for The Dalle* to visit Mr». Cox's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ueorg,. T. Hul
livan.
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PEOPLES MARKET
I f you want quality meats at a
reuaonuble price giv e us a trial.
We a b o carry a full line o f
lunch meat* nnd canned meats
o f all kinds; lard, criseo and
compound.
FRESH FISH ON FRIDAYS
FREE D E L IV E R Y —PHONE 16
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cline tyul family,
of Minnesota, stopped a few hours
yesterday at the Frank McFarland
home, being en route to Medford to
«pend the winter. The Clines are old
friends o f Mr*. McFarland and for
inerly lived near her old home in
Brooklyn, la.
Mr. nml Mrs. O. H. Heine and Mrs.
Carrie Hemenway returned Wednesday
evening from a short visit in Kugene.
Dale and Leslie Hawkins, Jack Lloyd
and Archie Oliver returned Saturday
from a week '» outing up Mosby creek.
The Elbert Hmith family »pent the
week end at the J. D. Palmer ranch on
Mosby creek and picnicked Hunday
afternoon nt the Blue Mountain school
house with the Palmers aud a party
of nutoists from above Springfield, in
which were Mr. and Mrs. Marion Da­
vis and daughter Arleva, son-in law,
daughter nnd granddaughter o f Mr.
and Mrs. Palmer; Mr. and Mrs. Oda
Smith nnd small son Kyle, Mr*. Mag
gie Smith, Mrs. J. 1« Tnllman, Patel
Tallman, Mr. and Mrs. E. Ninnes. El­
roy Ninnes, Ruth and Esther Kay, Fay
and Carl Smith and Glen Trvon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Cotter, o f Sum­
ner, Wash., are spending a few- day*
nt the C. K. Htewart home. They are
en route home from a trip to Myrtle
Point.
W. G. Perry is up from Salem on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Wilcox and
«mall daughter returned to Portland
Monday after a viait at the home o f
Mr. W ileox’a sister, Mra. C. C. Cruson.
Five Reasons for Trading at
the City Meat Market
Because we have Riven you every reason to have confi­
dence that when you pay our price you are getting meat at
the loweat price at which it can he a«id and leave uh a fan
and legitimate profit.
Uccauae we have given you every reaaon to have ooufideuce
that whether you come youraeif, or iwnd your hubby, or aen«i
a child, you will get juat aa good a piece of meat as if you
came youraeif.
Hecauac you can alwaya find here a complete line of every­
thing you expect to find iu a meat market, auch aa the regular
meata, lunch mcata, I'iah and other deiieaeiea in acaaon, smoked
meats, salt meata, pickled dainties, etc.
Because you always find plenty of help to give you prompt
service and becauae that service is alwaya courteous.
Because you alwa/a find us ready and anxioua to correct
any error and to make right anything in connection with a
purchase about which you may be dissatisfied.
City M eat M a rke t
BARTELS A BAFLEY, PR0P8
The Huiek six is the ear that gives
service from the word go and neeiia ao
breaking iu. Head this from Mr. and
Mrs. Klbert Bede, who bought a aew
Huiek six and are giving it it» first
trial on their vacation trip to Tiller:
" W e think more and more o f our new
car every day and are so glad we
bought it. It sure made all the moun
tains just fine with no troubb- at a ll."
When you think o f a ear, think o f
the Huiek six, the best built muchine
on the market. West Hide Garage. W.
C. Applewhite, prop.
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The H. H. Ooodell family, o f Port
land, ha» moved into the Worth Har
vey property at the corner of White-
aere and Hixth.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Johnson, o f Cen
tralia, Wash., and Mrs. H. F. Calhoun,
uf Portland, parents and aunt respec
lively, of Mrs. W. B. Cooper, who have
been visiting h*re, left this oRirning
with Mr. Cooper and children on a
abort uuto trip to Ashland. Mrs. Coop
er, who has had a serious case o f poi­
son oak, is improving, but was not
well eftough to accompany the party.
Mrs. Harry Millett, of Junction City,
visited over Hunday at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. K. J. Blakely.
Dance and Hall Game-—Danee Hat
urday night at Uniiun, given by lain
don baseball team. Fast baseball game
Hunday afternoon, la-ona vs. Loudon,
at the London ball park. Come and
spend the week end at the spring*. 0c
E. K. Korupnugh, o f Kugene, accom
panied by his daughter, Mrs. M. B.
Field and her little daughter Betty,
spent Tuesday in the eity on business.
F. J. Hard was down from the Ve­
suvius mines Tuesday.
Robert F. Callahan, o f the Eugene
Music Shop, was up from Kugene on
business Tuesday.
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D on ’t have any slackers. Keep track
e f what eurh hen does by using egg
record carda. For sale by The Hentinel
at $1.75 the hundred.
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Miss Leuora Hubbell returned Mon­
day from Jefferson, where she attend­
ed the Kpworth league convention.
Mrs. J. T. Johusifn spent Monday in
Eugene.
Dr. David Rand. W. D. Weidhold and
S. E. Grindile, uf Portland, are spend­
ing the week at London springs.
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Mrs. H. A. Miller charmingly enter­
tained at her home on Heeoud street
Haturday afternoon in honor o f Mrs.
George Kerr, who is leaving soon for
Wedderburn. The lawn formed a pret­
ty setting for the occasion and about
twenty five women enjoyed needlework,
contests and social chat. A dainty
hiucheon was served by the hostess,
who was assisted by Mrs. Will Hall,
Mrs. C. J. Kern and Mrs T. C.
Wheeler.
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The meeting o f the women’s foreign
aiisaioaary society o f the Methodist
church, which was postponed Wednes
day on accoaat o f th* funeral o f Mrs.
L. F. Orpurd, will he held Wednesday,
August 11, at the home o f Mrs. W. F
Johnson. Mrs. C. E. L'mphrey will lead.
A fall attendance o f member* is de­
sired.
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The M. P. G. club held its annual
picnic Tuesday afternoon oa the river
near Thornton corner*. Husbands of
the members w e n guests at a seven
a'clock picnic supper, and participated
in swimming and other diversions
Highway Engineers Here.
Herbert Nann. state highway en­
gineer, and J. C. McCloud, divisional
highway engineer, passed through the
eity Tuesday oa an inspection tour of
Pacific highway between here and
southern Uregoa.
Th* Hentinel, 03-Mi the year.
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Housework reduced by our
family laundry service. Send
us all the linen for perfect
cleansing.
Mias Wentworth Opens tammer Rest.
Mins Eva Wentworth arrived from
Pasadena, Calif., Mouday to open her
Hummer Rest recreation and hay fever
resort near Ixirane during August and
Heptemher. Joseph J. Buell, o f Pass
deua arrived with Miss Wentworth to
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try the Oregon climate, and if he is
benefited his wife will also come in
a few days. Miss Audrey Wentworth,
C A L L FO R B ID S
o f Eugene, is also coming, and others
are planning on an outing " I n the
Notiee is hereby given by the di­
Hills Among the Tall Trees o f Hummer- rectors o f school district No. 45, Lane
R e st."
county, Oregon, that sealed bids will
be received until noon on August 0,
Five Deaths, Thirteen Births Is J«ly. 1020, for the construction o f two play
Five dea4hs and thirteeu births o c­ sheda, aa per plans and specifications
curred in the city during the month oa file with the district clerk.
o f July, according to the report of
The board o f directors reserves the
W. W. Oglesby, eity health officer. right to reject any or all bids.
O f the births, seven were females and
Dated at Cottage Grove, Oregon, this
'six were males.
27th day o f July, 1920.
WORTH HARVEY,
The Sea tinsi, 02.00 tk* year.
7-3O|8-0
District Clerk.
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