Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., December 10, 1920, Image 2

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ARCADE THEATER
WEEKLY PROGRAM
Fri.,
Dec.
10— • Speed}'
M eade,’ * Lois Bonn ¡son.
Eddy Polo in “ The Vanishing
Dagger. ”
Sat.,
Dec.
11— “ Twin
Paw ns,’ ’ by Mae Murray.
“ ('a ll the Cave M ail,’ ’ by
Snub Pollard.
Comedy,
Loser. ”
‘ The
Champion
T u e s, Dec. 14 “ Bill Apper-
-son’a B oy,” Jack Pick forti.
This picture takes one into the
midst of one of the most cur­
ious people o f the United
States the Blue Ridge moun­
taineers. The scenes give an
intimate idea of how these
Blue Ridge folks live.
SOCIETY
A community dunce was held Hatiir
Jay evening at the Herman Rudolph
home in (lowdyville.
Munv of the
neighbors
were present and
three
automobile loads attended from Cot
tage Grove. Refreshments were served
*
Mrs. Elbert Hede entertained several
of the teachers of the high school Mon
day evening, the invited guests being
Miss Curtis, Miss Miller, Miss Price.
Miss Lee, Miss Currin and Miss l.nni
son.
Light refreshments were served
-S’ 4k ♦
As usual we’re there with the goods
A complete line ol
Ladies’ Sweaters
»- 25% off regular price
David II. Williams, son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. R. Williams, nnd Miss Lois
Sun., Dec. 12— “ Miss Hobbs
Daisy Huff, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs
W. D. Huff, all of this city, were
by W anda Hawley. She bated
married Tuesday of last week at the
men— but
y o u ’ll
like
her.
Christian parsonage in Eugene, Rev
Wed.,
Dec.
15 - “ Sadie
“ Miss Hobbs’ ’ is a sparkling
Stivers officiating. The father of the
Love,” Billie Burke, a Para­
comedy concerning a young
bride was the only relative present
mount picture.
Imagine it !
The young eouple will make their home
woman who bates men and in-
here for the present.
Sadie hadn't been married ten
elines to smocks, futurist art,
V*
minutes till she said she had
barefoot dancing and other
An enjoyable dinner ilnnee was
made
a
mistake
and
began
car­
such fads. Story written by
given Saturday evening at Hotel liar
rying on with that young Jim­
tell, the guest of honor being Miss
Jerome K. Jerome.
Marcia Holt, of Portland, guest of I.
my
W
akely.
Actually
planning
“ Pathe Review,” “ Topics of
R. Sanford. The
four course dinner
to marry him, too. And the
the D ay .”
was served at 9 o ’clock. Dancing was!
minister scarcely out of the
indulged in until midnight. Music was
Mon., Dec. 13— “ The Woman
house !
furnished by an orchestra eoniposml of 1
Game,” Elaine Hammerstein.
K. A. Steen, violin. Miss Ruth Steywirt.
Comedy, “ W hy a D ivorcet”
piano, and u saxophone and drum from '
W hat is “ the woman gam e” ? Mr. and Mrs. Carter Del lacen.
Eugene. A large number of the young
Ask Ma, she knows. In “ the
people and young married people were
Thun»..
Dee.
16—
“
The
C
y­
woman gam e” if you win you
guests.
clone,” by Tom Mix. N n f cod.
lose, and if you lose you win.
♦ <S
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Nixon, of
Sunshine
comedy,
“ Light
Is “ the woman gam e” as hon­
IVlight valley, were guests of honor at
Weight Lovers.”
orable as “ the man gam e” l
a surprise party Thursday evening of
last week, the occasion being
their
thirty sixth wedding anniversary, al
though several of the guests are ready
to make affidavit that Mr. Nixon was
the youngest one in the crowd for that
evening. Refreshments rounded out a
most pleasant social time.
♦ ♦ ♦
The second-year domestic science
LARD
girls nnd their teachers entertained the
football team ami roach at dinner Fri
5s, each..'.___
$2.55
$1.30
U K each
day evening.
Following the dinner,
speeches were made by several of the
guests. The teachers were M i « Lam
son. Miss Kroeger and M i « Curtis. The
girls who served were Eva Itrorkiis.
(1
M im a
Sw art*.
M m
Mricn, Minn
Grace Jones, I.enorn Huhhell and Vetu her limit H on g," Kathryn M»(^ue«*?j; tored to Mliaav Thursday to be with
Fancy bacon, the lb..................................................
Mi- .1 il Safley, molhei of the men. r » * « ’ t « ' f i tu«f M f 11 o g a ( i* H i l l h e H l t h
Plaster. The decorations were in the vocal m »| o " \bft«*nf/' Ihiri.H 11«*I«t**r
u.» « l u r i n g (lo* C h r i « t i u a <• i Mi ll « M he rft
Extra fancy bacon, sliced, the lb ............................
rlass colors of blue and gold. An nn man; voraP iluet, ''S u n o f My Soul/* who dual Sunday.
« » i ll I h * tiddinl. T h « * » « « , »% tth our regular
Don't think that we expert you •
mense football formed the table ecu M i . ha Price it 11 « I Mr. Skilling; vorul
tcrpioce, from which stringers extended mo In, ' ' So III ii«» Th i in* K vpk , " Mario buy mi »mi - 1 hi ug every time you get a f«»r«*«*, w i l l g»i«* y o u t h r ft« i - in* f o rd e d
C O M P O U N D A N D S H O R T E N IN G
! I 'D
\Ve ‘re glad to give ’I’ll«* F a i r S to re .
to each plate. The place cards were W atch ; vornl nolo, 11 Love in th«* little free servin'
J«»«* B a k e r nin i B
F
aeorns done into small footballs. The Southland/* Fluor Know left: votml *olo, the servire and h o p e f u l of getting your
Riiinrd r v
5s, each.................:.........$1.00 10s, each..............
$
business when you wish to buy ««»me tu n i i ^ l y « ft li « rd :» y f r o m 1 • -•u» ««here
guests were Anders Nelson, coach; 7 If V on l.ov«« M t \ " Ktlwtn Skilling.
• • •
flung. Spritv, Long A fritftoti, ill*«’ life. t h « * \ h ad b«*«*n w o r k i n g oil ( h i * I mii I i T
Tommy; Matthews, Jack Heagef, Hir
Tho Cnnfttidint u»n club nu*t yen
BUTTER
vev Roh in son, Wilbur Spray, Miles
* Mr». <\ M. Parker r«*turue«| Friday I of thè ««Mutuili therc»
Wicks. Charles Smith, Wendell Corh tenia v afternoon in the ban«|it«t r«»"m from a viftit with li•*r wins, Kuril, nt
F ( ’ Lock wimh I hr»H a««ld thè ( 'nttnge
Maid o ’ Clover, lb............ .......................................
65c
ran. Wnde Moshv, Derrell Mushy, ll r of M a sonic temple, Mr*, .foe Porter Dexter, him ) <’ ii rtiii, at Springfiebl.
hotel lo II C. \l tirhell, wh» rermtTy
and
Mra.
Flbert
Bede
being
liontr^ner»
Cottage Grove Creamery, lb...................................
60c
ry Skilling, Rex Wheeler. Stewart
K. .1. I low «* waft in Fugene Friday on arriw*«l herc from Dexter
Mitchell, Kston Porter. Ivan Sams, Rnv IvefreMhmentM were a«»rvcd following a IniMineftft.
W O W , A T T K N T IO N ! Eviry
Invited guent«* of
Heck, l.eslie Hull and Claud Coffman. social afternoon.
Have you «««n Nelson ’» win m e m b e r is rcqui's trd to br crcMint
the dub were Mr*. D Sterling, Mr*.
’ The Mystic Dagger dramatic club A. W, Kiltie, Mr**. II. It. Griggs, Mr*« (low? It s full of hantlsome holi­ W e d n c i d s y
ev e n in g .
D iiii»ih B rr
held its usual meeting is the high Robert Sutcliffe, Mr«. Arm ore l Mini day presents that are visible and . 15, ••sp«>ri.'illy ¡ili n e w inrmlx'rs.
son,
Mr».
J.
It
I,ewift,
Mr»,
It
S.
school Wednesday evening.
A clever
B A R T E L S & S A F L E Y , P R O P R IE T O R S - T E L E P H O N E s«l
everwaiting reminders of your F. C. Coffinnn, C lc r k
illtb-
stunt was put on by several members. TriiMk and Mr*. C\ J. Kem.
.
.
.
thoughtfulness, such 'a s robes,
Mr. iiftil Mr« Gri*r|**' M i -K iiimcv , i>1
Ruth Rede took the part f leading
Mr««. K. K. M i II m ««otertnined th«* M gloves, motormeters, spotlights, I Hrnw nsv illc, «h o bml bi'i'n vi.it mi;
lady, Brighton l«onnrd that of flu
Dainty refresh
hero. Miss Marie MrCargar that id n I*. (1. «lub Tuesday.
dash lights, auto flower vases and ihcir niphcw alni mere, Mr, unii Mr,
Dnlc Si urge», n i amili hnmc jrc.l.iri|ri)r
girl friend nnd Esther llenrd that of ment* followed a .«ocial afternoon. Mm.
lots ol other useful articles. Gl;ul
maiil. This rlub plans to put on a Hug *1 Sill i! ! I. Mr- ( » C D • • • I . Mi
Mr, Anna Siinmti, nf
l-urllniiil,
d lh tfr ; vvhu hail tx'cn \i«iling hcr iliu^lili'f.
play some time during the winter, to Karl Arthur ami Mr». C. H. Roberts to show you at Nelson's,
were
gtu*!»t
m
of
the
club.
be coached bv Miss Curtis. |
\it
J ii Ck r M
m i i • N
I
Mr,
li i llr. Jack,un, rei ur ned lumi'
<t>
(t>
♦ f
(thin an*I Mrs. N. H l.aftjtwell were in yclcrilny.
The ( M
a Com mi club.meets next T imm Fugene Frhlny.
Euterpean Club Elects.
M I Dnrtiv k Cn bave a IOTI cui
there is only one thing liettcr than to get just what you
Miss Silsbv entertained the mem day with Mr», Frank Knhx.
Mr. ami Mr»». ,ilitrahc*| Alliftou nre l'mlaf fnr every fa m 1 1v in ('olinoli
bers of her vocal rlass at her home
her«* from Grant»» Pm»*» v outing r«*la »•riiVi* imi viiiaitv Foli ni (hv , li.fr
wanted, and that is to give someone else just what she * on Third street Friday evening. Offi
t i v 1**4 f»»r a" week or nn.
ami i»ct yniirs.
.1 linfe
rers for the Euterpean rlnb were elect­
No upring*, no pm», no hii»gen to
wanted.
l>
(
’.
ligìltic
ami
fanulr,
nf
New
ed as follows: Myrtle Potts, president;
wear out ( iim I get «»nt o> #iiier Cotikhn Mciliiwn, Ma , havi* iii'i'h hcri1 thr |inst
Elnnr Knowles, secretary; Doris llol
fountain |wn. Tin- White Pharmacy.
wrrk litnkiiii; fnr a lncnltnn.
lerman, treasurer. The social part of
Mm. M. .)« McGrath and Min* Anna
Mr. un«l Mr» W F. Thoinpnon left
the evening consisted of some very O ’Brini arrivni Hnturihi) from Port
Henry Venirli li'fl We.Ine,<|a V fnr
Mr. Thompann Dnlnlh, Mina . fi. atteni) a rniiiiiiereiul
lively content games, niter which a land and went to Igirane to viait their Tu»*ft«lay for Portlnn»!.
wie for dome time MU pc* ri n t «* n«l «* ia t tit men'» cnnvcatloa.
two course luncheon was served by the f..ilici, C plain John O'Brien.
Uujada ftir the L. H. Logging company
hostess. The following program pre
--Ili rifilili-, mafie in |nnk Itk,- new
( lifMCi Chur«dull has shipped a COI»
reded the election: Vocal solo, “ Some
Mr*.
J. Stewart ip plena»*«! with a lloffmsn. l'ieiming nini l ‘re„m g Next
sign
men
t
of
IGOO
(
hriNtmas
t
r»*<*s
ti»
present Jo line received from II. II. liiMir In Itili k Jnhn’s.
time. Somewhere,” Doris lloldermnn
il 101 fr-
and Elnor Knowles; voc.nl solo, “ Slum .San Francisco.
Godard in tin* form of a tray cut
I
F
ami
F
I,.
('ren,hnxv
were
Don't
waste
your
tunc
or
energy
on
perform this double service at holiday time quit« frequently.
from wood and ear veil »• ««fnhorata
• alli'il Iteri* Thursiiay bjr (he ¡line,, nf
hand pumps when i t ’s just as rusy to form with n p«*n knife.
•
N O TIC E TO CREDITORS
their mnlher. Mrs. M O. Willis, wh»
drive in our front door and get all the
They are such delightful presents, either to give or to re­
Pyni* Point pencil« at The White i, in her 95th Venr.
air you want free of cimrge. This is Phnrmncy.
did
In the County Court of the State of I just one of the courtesies gladly ex
Mrs. K. K. Mills nml Mrs. J. T
ceive. Ask us to show them to you. For sale at
Bert W. 11 ay eft and Mi»» Uoaetfh«* Simili mnfnreil In Eiu»ene Tannili) vvilh
Oregon, fur Lane County.
tended to you at Spray, l#ong A t'ru
llarrin,
of
I«orune,
w«’rc
marrie«l
In
In the matter of the estate of John s -» i i ’s Service Oarage.*
Mi», I.uni.e Ctarke nf SI. l ’anl. Mimi,
dJtfc
Fugene Dec. 7.
Bader, deceased.
nini hail lieen a gin-si al Ihe Mili, hnnte
Flmer
Lundstrom,
who
had
been
in
Notice is hereby given that Worth
Mre. G. W. McG«*e nuderwf’nt a ami vxa, leaving (hai ilny fnr l ’iirtlnnil
Harvey has been, by the County Court the employ of the Cottage (¿rove Vul minor operation in Fugeii«* Wediicadny.
The pnrly having a rial cnw in my
cufii/ing
Works,
1
«
ft
Sunday
for
l
’or!
of the State of Oregon, in and for
(¿. M Markisbiiry underwent a minor l-asi lire i, reqtleslial tu ri'Mnve Ihe
me County, appointed executor of land.
lame ai linee F. Il Sherman.
ilIftpil
Mrs. J. V. Stewart was m Fugene operation hi Fugene WV«li»«*aduy.
the estate of John Bader, deceased,
No
Mpringe,
no
puift,
no
hinge»«
to
E
v
in
t
i
I
n
i
»
,
iif
Meilfi.nl,.
ha»
Saturday.
and that nil persons hnving claims
against the estate of said deceased are
YVe are pleased to show our high elass w«»rir out nn»l get out of «>rd«*r. Conklin bniigkt thè Rasih prnperfy nn west
fountain pen. Tin* White Pharmacy.
Mmn Street rimi ha, oniveit bere.
hereby notified to present the same, fountain pens. The White Pharmacy.
Th«* report of Health Of filter Ogleeby
luly verified ns the law requires, to
Mr». ( ’. K. ilnwe, nf ( ‘reswetl, v ■ » 1 1.*■ I
Billy Patten, who Hcrved four years
the said Worth Harvey, executor, in in the L. S. navy and made fomteen .'howa that there wen* four births nnd Weilnesilny nith Mr» Mina Sears, Ivy
Cottage Grove, Oregon, within six trips across the Atlantic convoying two «leathft in thift diatrict «luring th
nini Rena Suitihweli, nf l’emllelon, unii
months from the 10th day of Decem­ troops to Franc«*, recently received month of November.
Mi“» l ‘eari Hear», nf Tuli-ut, nre visit-
ber, 1920.
When Mr. Mol \lr». F. \V, llawkin»» ing fheir mtnt, Mr». Alma Sears.
♦JOu back pay and a
month pen
Dated this the 8fh day of December, sion.
returned home Tii«*«»lay »*vcning th»*y
I I. iinrrell vCent |n Glenilali' Weli
1920.
interrupted Homeone on the back pon li
Mrs.
James
Bedford
was
in
Fugene
ne.ilav In visil hi» limi her, F. N.
W O R TH H A R V E Y ,
.who evidently wan trying to gain an iinrrell.
,
Executor of the estate of Saturday.
to
entrance.
The party hurried away
F, .1. Fnvnr li'ft Weilnesilny fnr Hitn
d!0j7
John Bader, deceased.
Great price reductions on lin­ without « veil saving good by«*.
Frnmiseii, Cui., In enter thè H. |*.
oleum. Call and see our beautiful
Fyue Point pcncilx at file Whit«1 hnnpitnl.
dlO
Teachers’ Examination.
patterns. W. L. D arby
Co. ii 26 c Pharmacy.
I lie pelitinn nf l’ete Mnstnehelli, nf
The semi annual examination
for
“ T H E S H A S T A ” IS A N A L L S T A N D A R D S L E E P I N G
Mr. and Mr». II. F. Allison nnd
Diville, fnr a gateway thrnugh Ihe
• The K. M. Thurbcr family was in
teacher’s certificate will be given in
Mr». Allison’« mother, Mr». II. II premise» nf J, Il llawley ha» lieen ili»
CAR T R A IN W IT H O U T EXCESS FARE
the circuit court room at Eugene, De Eugene Saturilny.
l’’eiftt«T, left W«*dii«-H(|ny for Portlaml
mi»»eil tiy Ihe i-i.iiriIy muri. The ren
Mrs. L. C. Wehlon returned Saturday ant Salem t«» viftit relntiven.
comber 15-18, 1920. The examination
Leave» Portland at 4:00 p. m.
»un gì veti fnr thè ili »mi »»si is thnt Ibs
from lone, eastern Oregon, where she
will
start
promptly
on
Vrednesday,
De
Arrive» San Francisco 10:00 p. m. following evening .
T. B. Ilankirift, for many year a n priipnseil galevvay w «nil.l noi npen npns
eernber 15, at 9 n. m. For information wns called by the illness of her son,
resilient «»f S ta r, died Hundny at Iii m any higliway Itili wnillil bave In erns»
and n schedule of the days on which M. V. Weldon.
li«»rn«* ri^ar Or»*goQ f ’ity, of heart Ibe righi nf wny nf Ihe Hniithern D ii
snbeets will be given apply to
Try the West Siile Garage for de difteiiftc.
ciflc minpnny. In Ihnt case thè rnurt
K. J. MOORE,
|s>nduble repair work.
dcc.ltfc
I.odge Her retn ri en
Kindly furnish wniilil bave no jiirisiliction.
to
Miss Inez Tucker, of Walker, who 'I’I m * Sentinel with lifttn o f your newly
The Rnyal Neighlntr» inNlnlleil Ihe
S A N FR ANCISCO A N D L 0 8 A N G E L E S
had been visiting her sister, Mrs. Rob »•|e«*t«*d offici'rft.
fiillnwing nfficers Weilnesilay evening:
ert Hanna, returned h%me Saturday.
All Shastii Route trnin» handle through stnniluril »leeping ear»
Raymond Watch is home from O. A. Mr» Jenn Ising, tirarle; Mrs. Lizzili
Andrew Horn left Friday for his (!, to r< main until nft«*r ( ’ll riot man at»
Mi-Fari.imi, vice tiritele; Mrs. Tlins.
Seattle, Tacoma, and Portland to Han Francisco.
home at San Francisco, after a visit assistant in th«* post office,
Fax, l'h'iiici'llor; Mr». (I. W. Illnrkmnre,
at thi‘ home of his nephew, M. A.
Through »tnndard »leeping ear to Lo» Angele»
Mrs.
Warreu
MeFarlaml,
(). L. Ni«*holft, who has b»*«*n «*m remrib r;
Horn.
Leaves Portland at 8:40 a. m.
pbiyed «lurng tin* past year for tin* Ireitsiirer; Mr». Ne|»nn Durhsm, nmr
WK AR E HliHY— but a busy shop Leona Mill« compnny, is home f«»r ii “bai; Mr». Fiorii MeGee, insule senti-
Arrive» Lo» Angele» 8:15 »econd morning
•
for qoiek work. Try us. Overland week or ho nu rsin g an injuri’d knee.
nel; Mr». Esther llnhl, i.nt»iile senlinel;
Oarngu.
n2fllf
No npringft, no pinnf no hingeM to Mr». A. W. Rime a»»i»lnnt mar»lial;
Miss Pauline Smith, dnughter of Mr. wi’tir out and get o 4 it of order. Conklin Mr». Emma Duwcll, manager; Dr. A.
are on »ale to
''
?5
and Mrs. E. L. Smith, nrrived Friday fountain pen. The Whit»* Pharmacy.
W. Kinir, physirtnn. Kefre»hmi'nts nini
from Tneomn, where she had been on
a »m ini »essinn fnllnweil.
SO U T H E R N C A L IF O R N IA
Mr». Lucy Currin left Wedneftday to
an extended visit with relatives, nnd
viftit her dniight«*r, Mr», R. L. (lib*, in
California’» bright and warm sunshine will help you take on a new
is visiting nt the home of her sister,
Bail Street Saves Oar.
Kofteburg.
Mrs. A. W. Helliwell.
lea»e of life. Spend the wintry day» beside summery »eas; on sporty
Jiihn Hull is mil in fnvnr nf im-
Ft he I Loomift nn«l Forr«*ftt Rimh nr
golf courses or well kept tennis courts; motor over splendid highway»;
Mrs. J. A. Jones and daughter Myrtle riv«*«l WedrM'Milny fr«»m Ihinnern F«*rry, pros i-i! »Irret» fur Futtnge Grove. The
these and many other pleasures await yon in Sunny California.
arrived Friday from Albany for a visit Ida., to viftit nt the horn« of M iftn reason i, thnl un iinimpruveil street
No fabric tearing, wearing
FREE on request, ‘ ‘ California for the Tourist,” a new booklet
snveil Inm from lu»iug In» ear Weil
with Mrs. Jones’ dnughter. Mrs. F. L LiKimiH* uncle, Wm. Lynch.
rubbing when W B wash yotir
graphically describing the different resorts.
ni'Miluy evening while he was atlemling
Hnrff.
'Plii* Christman H«’al Mali’ begins Hnt n »Irnmnlic reliearmil at the high »ehnnl.
linen. All the flirt removerl
Pome and see why the (,'onklin fnnn unlay «»f thin week.
Itoothn
will
be
'
Inquire of local agent for fares, routes, sleeping car reservations
tain pens nre the best. The White mnintamed in The Fair afore nnd the rin- thieves gut away with Ihe enr,
G K NT LX , bat T lfO K O U U III/Y .
and trnin service, or write
Pharmacy.
.
ri 10 I'mphrey Kc Markin stun* nnd the nenlft tnnk n ilark -street la make their gel
away nml gut slack in Ihe mini, where
Miss Myrtle Fisher, of Grunts Pass, will In on stilr two day« of the w««*k
the ear was fourni by those who ns-
visited during the past week nt the in th«> Imnkft.
»istial Mr. Hull in searching for it. The
home of her sister, Mrs. Fred Beidler.
d9aad25
Jnhn/M. Heott, General Passenger Agent
Frank
Behmke w«*nt
t«> Fugene ear wan »lujen from exactly the same
Ring U h Up
Phone 70
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Safley, of this y**ftt«T«lny to viftit hin wife, who ia in »put where Kenneth MeReyniilils Inst
city, nnd John Safley, of Drain, mo th«* hospital there.
his enr.
Just give us a chance to show you, that’s all
Don’t forget we always have a complete
line of
Groceries at regular prices
Pow ell & Burkholder
Saturday Specials!
Corner of Fifth and Main
lb .
2.00
C IT Y M EAT MARKET
A t Christmas Tim e
Tales of the Town
Crane’s Linen Lawn and
Eaton’s Highland Linen
15 h e
4*
White Pharmacy
THE SHASTA”
A New Train
CALIFORNIA
&
Improved Sleeping Car Service
Winter Excursion Tickets
SOUTHERN
PACIFIC
LINES
The COTTAGE GROVE LAUNDRY
Phone 70