Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921, September 03, 1920, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textfr= IF YOU’RE PLANNING A Picnic Lunch SILK CREEK. wants ths public to know that Hummer Rest is not a sanitarium and no sick patients ure admitted. It ia a place whose name really ia moat applicable a place in which to rest by change of scenes and environment. A number o f friends have generously patronized the resort this year and number who could not come have spikeii and writ ten utauy encouraging words of the plan to benefit humanity in this unique way. The greatest drawback the owner has encountered is the lack of good roads. George Schneider is suffering from a severe attack o f rheumatism. A. 1*. Addison is having a new well drilled. 1 lie I.orane schools begin September LI. No high school teacher has \ <•? been secured, and uo teacher has been ( hired at the Cartwright school. I r**»l Wentworth, o f Eugene, spent •ho week end at Summer Rest. ||ia two children, Audrey and Bonn, were with him and they are spending the week “ in the lulls among the tall t n*es. ’ ’ (Special to The Sentinel.) Sept. I.— Mr. and Mrs. Rigsby and son and daughter arrived here Satur day from Colorado. Fred Turner returned the last of the Our boiled ham is unques week from Idaho. tionably the finest ham you Mrs. Whaley, recently from Colo rndo, expects to send her sou uud ever taste«I its flavor is a daughter to school here this winter. thing to remember, anil it About fifteen friends of Ernest l*ar will make your sandwiches uell siirpnseet him at his home Thurs a “ howling” success! The day evening, and assisted him very kiddies will certainly howl pleasantly in celebrating his birthday. Bennie Cole ainla the Misses Verna for more! and l.edta Estes were at the B, A. Estes home Saturday from down the valley. A son born August 2 s to Mr. and Mrs. \V. H. Sprague died early the fol lowing morning and was buried Sou day afternoon in the grange cemetery. E. M. Babcock conducted the funeral serv iee. ROW RIVER Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ciphers and Mis. Ethel Wood were here Saturday from (Special to The Sentinel.) Row River. By patronizing a Home Industry, Sept. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Tobin Among those who went to Eugene you are helping to build up yo'ir Saturday evening were Mrs. Ada \\ il spent Saturday night and Sunday own community. By building up soli. Mr. and Mrs. W. \V. Gildersleve Eugene, your community, you are benefiting Alvis ami Miles Wicks, Jcnuett and and children, E. M. Babeock, Van Bar yourself. We ure confident you a.o nell and Mrs. G. H. Gildersleve. i l.illic Spa hr and Velma Sallee were benefiting yourself in using Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Babcock, Edith here Sunday evening. Mr. ami Mrs. Chas. Teeters and Wheeler, Mrs. E. M. Babcock and chil ■ ‘ STERLING’ ’ COMPOUNDED i ilrcn. Lola and Cora Wilson and Ernest daughters Belletta and Nellie visited FEEDS Baruell s|>cnt Saturday e\oiling at the Sunday at the l-ee Thomason home \ cima Bailee and .lenuett and l.illic it is an undisputed fact that hon .1. 1>. Grimes home. Mrs. G. II. Gildersleve, o f British Spa hr visited Friday with Gruvjv and estly and accurately compounds Columbia, arrived Thursday evening Maude Smith. feeds give better results than ary The F. 1’leuard family spent Gu- f^m Meadow Glade, Wash., for a visit straight grain feed. When we start week end in the Grove. with relatives and friends. ed in this business we were thor Mrs. Lee Thomason and Mrs. M isret Clyde Burnham, who had been spend oughly eonviuced that the public ing the summer in Virginia, arrived visited Monday in Borenti. cares as much for quality ns for Corbett Smith visited Saturday night home Friday afternoon. price. Believing this, our motto U s Miss Lena Burcham is touriug with and Sunday with home folks. been “ A Higher Feed Valu*- - for Lorcu Stewart is'ill with measles. friends in southern Orfgon and Cali Less Money.’ ’ And because we Mary ami Ruth Owen visited Satur fornia. have coustantly kept this in mind, day with Genevieve 1’oquettc. “ Sterling’ ’ Compounded Feeds are Mr». L. F. Secrist was in the Grove LORANE. recognized as toeing all the name Wednesday. implies. Arthur Childers and Clarence Coulter (Special to The Sentinel.) Our specialties are horse feed, Sept. 1.— Miss Helen Foster returned of the Grove, were in ramp Moadav hog feed, and dairy feed, for which Sunday from Roselmrg, where she hud evening. we make the claim “ There are none Frank 1-aBlue and Gravee and Maude better. ’ ’ been visiting her sister, Mrs. Roy B. Smith motored to Eugene Tuesday eve Couuts. Call and see ns. and by comparing Mrs. Ed. Schneider went to Eugene ning. our prices with those of other com Monday. pounded feeds, you will find oppor HEBRON The dance in the grange hall Satur tunities and bargains here that you cau*t find anywhere else. * day night was well attended, even (Special to The Sentinel.) though it was a rainy night. A number Sept. 1. — Sylvia Hhciuea, of Ruy of people came over from Cottage inoud. Wash., in visiting with her Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Schrack spent grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles the week end with relatives at Suther Butler. W E S T M A I N F. J, ( lark and Judd Doolittle have A V E . tin. Miss Elise Scott, of Fortland, is vis bought Ford cars. Be. T. N Harris, of Eugene, spent ¡ting at the home of her grandparents, Sunday with his niece, Mrs. N. )\ Mr. and Mrs. W. S. A. Edlefaen. Iodine stains may be removed by Summer Rest will remain Op'll only White. using peroxide. Apply several times one more week this season. Miss Went Mr. H t i d Mrs. G. A. Small, of Iain until stain is gone. worth says that a number of people don, und Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Powell When cooking apple sauce add a were refused reservations f«ir the sum celebrated their USth wedding unto few whole cloves to improve the flavor. met lierause they were tubercular. She versarics Sunday at the Small home. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Markham and son Allyn went to Goshen Sunday to piek hops. Mr. und Mrs. John Kurre and family, of the Grove, and Grandma Kurre, of Ashland, motored out from the Grove Monday evening and visited with Mrs. J. Q. A. Young. G. M. Kebelbeek attended church iu California und Miss Smith, of Sentile.' the Grove Sunday. Fri., Sept. 3—“ Through the Mary,” by June Caprice. nre cnuipitig on the ranch. Wrong Door,” by Madge Ken Mr. and Mrs. George B. Foster spent Comedy, “ Big Bluffs and SAGINAW. the week end in the Bohemia district. nedy. Bowling Balls.” Miss Katherine Foster returned Sun “ International News,” latent (Special to The Sentinel.) day from a visit with relatives itt Bi current events of the day. Hcpt. 1.— Elelha Allen, of Sheridan, vide. Thurs., Sept. 9—“ The Ad Ore., ia vimting at the O. Knight home. Miss Bernice Rimini, of Portland, venturer,” by William Far- Sat., Sept. 4— “ Dawn,” by T. M. Richardson, o f Portland, via «[•ending her vacation with her grand num. We can always expect a ited Sunday and Monday at the V V . L. •Sylvia Breamer and Robert good picture from William parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Rimiri). Leonard home. Gordon. Taken from Kleanor Farnuin. Ethel M oody was in Eugene Tue* Your home newspaper is first entitled H. Porter’s famous novel. •lay. to your support. “ Yellow Dog Catcher,” com Etta Scott went to Eugene Monday “ Pay Your Dues,” by Iler- edy. Mrs. Groat, of tho Grove, spent Fri old Lloyd. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. day at the W. L. Leonard home. Fri. and Sat., Sept 10-11— Kathleen Allen was in Eugene Thurs Sun., Sept. 5—“ Widow by Department of the Interior, IT. H. day. “ The Lottery Man,” by Wal- Proxy,” by Marguerite Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Queen have gono to Land Office at Koseburg, Oregon, Aiig laee Reid. One of Wallace’s “ An Honest Jockey,” Mutt Seaside to visit with their daught r, ust II, 1920. latest pictures and you can rest Notice is hereby given that Jessie A. and Jeff. Mrs. Harold Hopper. Mrs. B. Miller and children ha e Greek, o f Oakridge, Oregon, who on • “ Pathe Review,” motion pic assured it will be a good one. September 14, 1917, made liomeste.d gone to Yoncalla. tures iu colors. A two-reel comedy, “ Bring Terry Moody returned last we< k entry serial No. 011090 for a trait of laud containing 7.1.30 acres iu iinsur from The Dalles. Mon., Sept. 6—“ The Flam ing Up Father.” Jiggs in so The Gerard family, of Springfield, veyed T. 22 S. It. 5 K., described by ciety. ing Clue,” by Harry T. Morey. visited Sunday at the S. H. Ja nit metis« and bounds ns follows: Begui ling at cor. No. 1, from whieli I'. S. home. the dates, as Don’t forget Tues., Sept. 7—“ Other Men’s J. Fogle and family and Ixincy L. M. No. |S4 bears S. 70° 21’ K. 27.10 this will be a corking good ehs.; theme H. 42" 51' K. 00.21 ch* Wives,” by Dorothy Dalton. Fogle left Saturday for Oklahoma. program. There will he a mat Mrs. Kirkendall was in the drove to cor. No. 2; thence S. 45" 19' W. 10 ehs. to cor. No. 1; thence N. 40* 80' Wed., Sept. R—“ In Walked inee Saturday at 2 p. m. Saturday. Mrs. A. K. Scott visited in the Grove W. 60.91 ehs. to cor. No. 4; thence N IS" IT K. 14.24 ehs. to cor. No. I. Thursday. W. I,. Leonard was in *he drove place of beginning, has filed notice of intention to make final three year Thursday. proof to establish claim to the land above described before E. O. Ininiel LONDON. I’ . S. Commissioner, at Eugene, < ire gon, on the ftth day of Or tidier, 1920 fSf"cial to The Sentinel.) Claimant names ns wit ne- es: Roy Sept. 1.— Among the relatives of •>. K Harris that met Sunday to visit Beniner, of Oakridge, Oregon; Drivi- J>im at the l.orne of bis daughter, Mis. F. Went, of Hheild, Oregon ; John liar John Small, was a nephew whom he din, of Oakridge, Oregon; James had not seen for 57 years. The nepnew Moore, of Oakridge, Oregon, W. II. CANON, was Charles Harris, of San Angei i. Register Tex., who, with his wife, is visiting H 27|9 24 here. Other relatives were n broth r, ADMINISTRATOR’ S NOTICE. Br. T. W. Harris, and wife, of Eli gene, a sister, Mrs. Martha Baughman, Notice is hereby given I hat the an of the Grove, Mr. and Mrs. N. W. White and son Herald, Mr. and Mrs. ■ lersigin-d has been appointed J»y tin Will Massey, Mrs. O. L’. Wills, Mr-. County Court of the State of Oregon School supplies of all kinds, pencils, pencil boxes, pens, pen W. C. Khortridge and Mr. and Mrs. W for Lone County, Administratrix with holders, pocket pencils, drawing pads, practice paper, eray- will annexed of the «state of Edwin M T. Jones. olai, paints, ink, paste, art gum, rulers and everything needed Miss Ada Adams, of the Grove, »pent Crawford, deceased. All persons hnv' iti the school line. Sunday with her cousin, Miss Mabel'e ing claims against said estate are here by notified to present tho sann- duly Short ridge. SUGGESTIONS TO PARENTS WHO HAVE CHILDREN Ollie * Geer and sister Myrtle, of verified to the undersigned within six British Columbia, arrived Saturday at months after tin- first, publication nf TO GET READY FOR SCHOOL this notice. # the B. Geer home. Published by order of the County Henry Combs and son Arthur, Her* Serge Dresses Handkerchiefs, Purses Haughmnn and W. T. Jones motored Court this 12th day of August, 1920 Gingham Dresses I mhrrllas MARGARET E. CRAW FOR 11, to Eugene Monday. Combination Suits Boys’ Suspenders Administratrix of the Estate of Miss Rena Cox, of the Grove, spent Petticoats, Blouses Edwin M. Crawford, B- i c l . Garters, Gi ff Links Thursday with her brother Howard. Miss Annabel Small motored up to J. E. Young, Atty. for Estate. X L!|9 l Bloomers, Sweaters Ties, Belts • — ” " ------------------------ the Ivan Abeene home Sunday. Velvet Tams Socks, Stockings Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Brown, of Ha NOTICE OF MEETINO OF COUNTY Knit Tams Overalls, Coveralls lem, attended church here Sunday. BOARD OF EQUALIZATION. Toques, Br its Special sale of let us supply the filling for your sandwiches! City Meat Market Blankets Now Advance displays n o w re a d y o f known high standard quality. Ev ery style and sort of blanket that yon might desire is represented in these displays. W hat are You Knitting Now? A full range of colors in the rioted Sunlight.yarn. A lull line of ladies’ handbags and purses just received. Beaded bags, velvet, m orocco and leather bags in many shapes. Prices absolute ly right. STERLING FEED CO Powell Burkholder Corner of Fifth and Main ARCADE TH EATER Phone 70 W E E K L Y PROGRAM We Frankly Bid for Your Patronage ami wo count on retaining il after tin- inti odurtory order by giving you the best in quality ami aerviee. We carry the choicest meals ami poultry. Your order will be carefully filled, neatly and securely wrapped and promptly delivered. I'erfecl dependability is our aim and we make every ef fort to live up to it. * City Meat Market BARTELS & 3AFLEY, PROPS PHONE 89 Sentinel Wmitaris will rio most mi\t 11in it within reason—miri some lliinus tli;i! are not. Try o n e 6,000 Tablets at The Fair All at Bargain Prices Hair Ribbon Hair Clasps Rain Caps Rain Goats Middy Ties Hosiery, Underwear Hair Ribbon Remnants. Visit our store and you will find a great many things you need. We have the Best Ink Paste, etc. Call and See TH E F A IR THORNTON CORNERS Notiee is herel.y given that on thè secoiul Monduy in Septemlier (belng thè llth dny thereof), 1920, thè Corni ty Board of Eqiialization for Lane County will meet at thè Court House in Eugene nnd pulilirly cxnminc thè Assessnient Bolle nnd corre«! all er rors in valuation, deseriptinn or qnnl ities of binile, Iute or other property naseased in snid rolls, at which lime and place it shall ho thè dnty of all persone Interested to nppenr. Bated August 7, 1920. TSpeeinl to the Sentinel.) Aug. 20.— Mrs. Minnie Wilson and family, Mrs. McCall, of the Grove, and Mrs. A. E. Foster, of Divide, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Foster Htindny. Mr. Dwyer is building n new liiingn low on the Hnrt place, which he re eently purchased. George I>. Foster, who recently cym pleted a barn, is building a house on his place. Miss Mamie Knox, a friend from * 20|«pl0 * iikk & kkt k . w a i . kek , County Assessor. 4' / -5 'SC., X-RAY ¡ h one of the moat valuable mean« we have to diagnose diseases especially those of the lungs, heart, stom ach, bowels, tenth, kidneys ns^wcll as of hones. Also lined to Beat many forms id- skin disease* such as eaneer, eczema, etc. 'Die only machine in Cottage Glove powerful enough with whieli to make every kind of an examination is at the Cottage Grove Hospital.