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Grove «»nr day ln«t work.
I* |> H o I m i I h and family motorrd
to Cottage (irovr Olir day In«t wei k
l(o;i• I irk on thr highway has boon
completed and thr truck« have been
t ii li • ti io Hu In n .
'I’hi* following
wrrr
New
Year'*
dinnrr ifiirMtu o f Mr
and Mrs. N.
I.,.
Mi
nd Mi
tid l Uni o f «III
I• »• » • Mr and M in .for (leer and
rhildrmi, o f I dindon; Mr- Lee Ihigan
uml rhildrrn, Mr. and Mr
A. Hodrr
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and Mm. Kd Hodwr-trom and Mr and
All
• .rg. M«-l( VM.dd-
Mi »» Vinta Pi .«ter, " f Th or tit on ( ’or
lift », |.."t 1a • I week with her grand
uml Inî* r. Mr« A. K. Fo«trr
i i i - Ellis tw « returned to Hp ring
Li hi. fit î pi nilifljj tin* I m -Inlay» with
m rent*, Mr and Mr». G W M-
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Fort land, Oregon
“ Y o u m a y be S u re '1
says the Good Judge
That you arc getting full
value for your money
when you use this class o f
tobacco.
The good, rich, real to­
bacco taste lasts so long,
you don’ t need a fresh
chew nearly as often nor
do you need so b i g a chew
as you did with the ordi­
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R I G H T C U T is a short-cut tobacco
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COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
Hardware
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lunger vini«.
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ICîI’ linrd m «»n mid Virgil were In
(\dfjigr (irovr Purndny
K»m u ih Merry moved «git from thn
Fnllelt mill Mondny.
Mr- Roy Fouler a nd Ml* ( J e o f If.
Fouler, of Thorn! mi ( ’orner«, vi«ite#l
one tiny of last vvi elc with Mr« A. K.
Foster nini Mr« * F M ( ’ hnpma n.
Tim F M ('hfipninn family w ntrhed
thr old vrnr out nnd thr nrw year in
with tin* Krne«t Me Reynold« family.
I M ('hnprnni, F I, Me Reynold*,
M î Rbditirdnon, N. l,rwi« find George
Allrmnn nr»* pbinking thr rond out to
th** highway, n much needed im prove­
ment.
Mr*
Brown and
little daughter
bopped in Cottagi (Irovr Tueaday.
8 IL K CR E E K
( HpeciftI to The Henfmel.)
Jan fi Otto Btirehnrn arrived la«t
week frorrr Idaho and 1« «pending a
few day« nt home.
Mr and Mn». W. 0 . Mittinger re-
turned In » week from ('rnigmont, Ida.,
where they «pent «e vera I month«.
Clyde Bun ham. u ht» «pent the holi
l*iv- *it home, left the fir«t o f the
week for O A C
The I). A. F«te« family «pent New
Yen r
at Walter vi lb* with Mr«. Eat ft* 9
parent«. Mr and Mm. Morrl«.
Mo
K M Wheeler and daughter
Fdith were in lingerie |a«t Thurnday.
B c Cole and Hoy Wheeler, o f flag
niaw, visited the academy «ehoo! Tur«
day.
hi K Itameli wan 1 n Kugeije one dev
|p«t week
Mr t< rl Mr- M W Wheeler «pent
the •••■»•k rod \ ith the Frank Beverly
family at Leoni».
Mr- M F Babcock
pent Monday
'ting it th«- homi of tier «on, li M
Bnbrock.
An important ltn«i»ie** meeting wrt*
held Saturday evening at the Krventh
lav Adventint ehureh
Financial re-
port« w«*rr made o f la«t year*« work
and offic er« elected for the new year.
Mi*-- Com and ma «ter Filmer Wil«on
1 ' i f 1 d \t- *idiv' morning from a vi«it
• itti friend« ili Fingerli*
•I It (Inni«-- made a trip to Cottage
Orovg* Wednesday.
l i t t l e Clyde ( 11 Idemleve ha« F»r»*n
quite ill the pn«t f'*w day« but i« im
proving
LONDON
(Special to The Sentinel.)
1 ’ r» M
Orph.a Comb« b ft Mon
v f » » r Corvalli« to re«ume her «chord
irk.
Levi (leer and «I Fi Bariton were in
e drove Monday.
Dorothy Aheeno left for Springfield
le^day to «tny with her aunt.
\ t »-* »ri : * thone who took dinner at the
W T .lone« home New Year ’« day
ver
Mr and Mr- W. C. Short ridge
• nd children
Mabel,
Herbert
and
( ‘binde. Mr- O IV Will« and daughter
lb an, Mr. and Mr« Il C. ( ’ox and
children and Lynch Cnrrin and Ken»«
( ’•»X, o f the drove.
Mm« «Tenaie Demi« went to the d r o v e
Friday.
Lem Keen* and Kilt Letftom. o f
Yoncalla. hunted coyote« here a few
day« tu«t week.
Howard Cox went to the d r o v e Tuen
day to be by the nidi* o f hi« niek
auto which had been in the ho«pital
• verni day«
lie found it a little im
prnved.
Mi«« Alice Bradford «pent a few
•lav« in the d r ov e laut week.
Mr. and Mr«. Harry Wel«h returned
t" their home in Mamhfield la«t Fri
day.
ROW
RIVER.
(.Special to The Sentinel.)
.Inn G Mabel Moghy, o f Di«*ton,
v i«ited Friday night at the F. I'luenrd
home.
M.nitle ami drace Smith vinited Sat­
urday afternoon with the Carpenter.«,
o f Star.
Mr«, ( ’has. IMenarti went to Wood
burn Thursday to visit her brother.
Mr. nnd Mr« Willan« ami «on. o f
W« It er v i lie, \ i«ited with the B. F\
McCollum family Suntluy.
Mr am! Mr«. Filgin Hebert returned
home from doshen Sumbiv evening.
Mr«. I^Hii« iVrmîiRfi returned hem**
Monday lifted visiting th«* week end
with her mother, Mrs. Tanoli, o f the
drove.
MOUNT
VIEW
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Jan. (*• Mrs. Vernon Mast, o f Tilla­
mook. who had been visiting her par­
ent«, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Phillips, re­
turned to her home Sunday.
deorge and Otto Chapman left F'ri
dav for Airlie, where they have ob
tnined employment in a plaining mill.
Mr* deorge Tolmttn and children re
turned last week from Eugene, where
they spent the holidays.
Mr. and Mr«. F. M. Frost nnd son
Harry were at the VV. D. Heath home
several days o f last week.
Several o f the pupils o f the Mount
View school are absent this week on
account o f whooping cough.
Mrs. Waldo Miller was quite ill
'Tuesday, but is much improved.
Mrs. Anna Hoffman anil daughter
Kvalinn returned F'riday to Corvallis,
after spending the holidays with Mrs.
H o f f m a n ’s mother and sister, Mrs. J
Kile iml Mrs. C. W. Sears.
William and Addison Heath, F. M.
Frost and vV. .L Chapman were Eugene
business v isitors Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. \Y. Soars, and Mrs.
Kate Sears were in Cottage Grove
Saturday.
Mrs. Alma Sears nccompn
nied them home and stayed until Tuos-
dav when Mrs. Kate Sears returned to
the Grove with her.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Claude Arne were in
Cottage Grove Monday.
W. D. Heath, William Heath and
Miss Josephine Seward were in the
Grove Mondny afternoon.
roster Phillips, who had been visit
i.ig his brother, F.- B. Phillips, re­
turned to hi« home in Cnqnille Sun
day.
N. .1 Chapman and Miss Josephine
Seward were quietly married in Eu­
gene Wednesday and from there will
visit a short time at Airlie, before
leaving for Portland where they will
motor up the Columbia highway ns
far as the Dnlles. on their way to
Dayton. Wash., where Mr. Chapm an’s
parents reside.
They will visit at
other pointu in Washington and nre
SOCIETY
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Alxiut -Uft atiinhi r* o f th«- M«'th»nli»f
Hiiioliiy M'hool uml rhurch n e t in tb*-
fburrh Lriilny nvening to nttfri'l th*-
•UJ>I>«T ill honor o f th*' tw o irla.M-«
which worn ti*-*l in the “ » o t o m o b i l r ”
*'*int«'«t, to enjoy to proem io jjiv*-n by
the Kpworth (•-•eiK- nn*l to wntrh the
<»M y*'i*r out. The following number,
were on the b-njiue ¡«ro^rn rr. : Vornl
.oln,
Lurjle Dovi*l«on; <luet
Mnry
I. llen H**n»on uml
Ktbel
lin e key;
vom ì nolo, Li 11 in n M'win; voenl nolo,
Mnry Mien lten»on; r*-ii*linK, M r.
A l .t o t t ; leuilmK, llestor Unni.
. . .
The Kehekah lodge held a wntch
pnrty Krnlay night following their reg
tilur meeting
I.uneheon wan nerved
and the night wnn .pent with card»,
intmie, nri<l conver.ntion.
The Methodiit ludie. ’ aid met Wed-
ii*—!ny nfteriKMin in the ehureh parlor,
with Mr.. Wilton li ubbidì. Mi«. Grace
Mark well and Mr. Andrew Itrund a.
h oat <**■ ’ **».
Light
refre.hm ent.
were
nerved.
0 0 +
The M. I*. O. club met Tuenday a f ­
ternoon with Mr». George l'roetor. Mm.
C. A. Hood, o f I'ortland, wa. a guent.
Iiainty rofrenhment. were nerved.
. . .
The L'onntellution club met yeaterday
afternoon in the bum;net room o f Ma
u n i r temple with Mr. IL K. Hhort nnd
Mr- A W. ilelliwell an honti-nnen. The
uf ter ninni wan apent nocially and re­
ft. dimeni» were nerved, (iueatn o f the
club were Mr», li K. I.awnon, Mr». J.
I'
’ < rt, Mr. T Ii Hudtell, Mr«, ft.
II. .1 ohn»on, mother o f Mr». H I. God
. ni. Mi
I A Hood, o f I'ortland, Mr».
.1 H. In-wm and Mrn. II H. Tru»k.
0 + +
Mr and Mr». John Barker enter
tnined nf dinner N*-w Y e a r ’n day for
their gu*'»t», Mr. arid Mr«. Glenn l*r»w-
*•11, of Eugene. Invited guent» were
Mr. ami Mr». \V. II. Medley nnd »on
Clinton, Sir*. H. K. M a r k b y and Mi an
Vera Thurber. Mr». Pow ell formerly
lived here ami in a ninter-indaw o f
Mr* li.'.rk*-r.
Mr. and Mr». Powell
returned to Eugene Hundny.
LYNX
HOLLOW
Eighth Grade Examinations.
t'niforin State Eighth Grade exnm
mations Mill be held in distriet« where
there are pupil» who have complied
the
neresanry conditions,
on
j with
Thursday and Friday, January l.'l and
14. 1020.
Teachers mu»t apply for the ques­
tions und make the required certific ate
on the usual blank before January 5.
E. J MOORE,
^ ^ j f ^ ^ ^ <<^ ^ ^ ^ j C o u n t £ j 4 i J i o o W 'u p L
Jan •’> Win. Plank, o f Ke*'d«port,
in u|c for n short »tny with relative*
Mr». I. I. Green returned home In»'
week from an e*tended Viiit with
relative» m Wa»hiegton.
Mr». Hlnter in on th*' nick lint.
Thi- «chool director» took advantage
of the week '« vacation *o paint the
interior o f the «chool houne.
Fred
Kinalnnd
If ft
Hundny
for
Mabel, where he ha» employment with
Ih» mill.
Mr». John Ramson and daughter
June returned to their home in Rnlem
Monday, after a tw o w e e k » ’ v l.it In
the Marion l / h « w home.
Mi«* Ivy nnd Win. Porter left Sun­
day for their respeetive »chool.
Mr. and Mr«, Andy Calvert and eh i I
dren, o f Junction came up Friday of
Inst, week nnd «pent New Y e n r ’ » In
the horn*' of Mr C a lv e rt’» sister, Mr«.
Marion Jackson
The Frank I.ajoie family, o f Eugene,
motored up for a New Y e a r » ’ call on
relative» here.
W
Mr». Renzie Huff, o f Hebron, wa.« n i
week en*l visitor with her people here I
The R, Y Porter, M A Horn and |
Melvin Jaekaon C.milie», John and
Mabel Wright tarn! l e t t e r Pentirò were
dinner gu*'»t» in the Frank Mackie
home New Y e a r ’» day.
The Tom Johnson family went to ;
Cloverdnle New Y e a r ’ s for a visit at |
the home o f Mr. Joh n son ’» sister, Mrs.
Will James and family.
Mr. and Mm. Harvey Strong were
calling on relatives here the first o f
the year.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO ES
TABLISII LOGGING ROAD
In the County Court o f the State o f
Oregon, for U n c County.
The matter o f the application o f M.
V Phillips and Allie Phillips to estab
lish a logging road in Lane County,
Oregon.
To J. C. Finley and Mrs. J. C. Finley:
You will plea»*- take notice that
M.
V.
Phillip*
nnd Allie
Phil­
lips,
doing
business under
the
firm name and style o f the Phillips
Lumber Co., ha» thi» day filed a map
and petition in the County Court pro­
viding the location o f a right o f way
for a logging road or chute through
1» v ef underided an fri whether they the land» now in your po»»esaion in
v ili make their home in Washington Section» five and six m Township 22,
■ r nt Airlie. The bride i» a daughter 1 H. K. 3 W. in Kiiid County, and said ap­
• f Mr. and Mr». E. M. Hewnrd, o f plication will eome on to be heard be­
Mareoln, but ha» reeently marie h*-r fore said court at the next regular
Home w ith her grandmother, Mr». A. I term thereof in February, 1921, for
f ’ n ile. o f thi» place. She graduateci j the appointment o f viewers to locate
from Cottage Grove high »chool in I said road or chute in said county in
I T h e
bridegroom formerly live*! which Court will be held, commencing
bere, then mnde hi» homi- far »evertil \ on February 2nd, 1921. nt the hour o f
vear» in Washington, returning here in ten o ’clock in the forenoon, at the o f
\pril o f Innt year.
fice o f the County Court in the Court
House o f snid County, at which time
«
’ 1
ami place you are required to appear
BLUE MOUNTAIN
and file your elaim for any damages
that you may consider you will »ustnin
Special to The Sentinel.)
Jan. 1. Mr» Mooney was shopping in ca»e said right o f way is located as
by said map shown, nnd in said peti­
n the Grove Friday.
Vernon Whipp» nnd George Ducrst j tion prayed f o r ; and further, you do
then show cause, i f any you have, why
•ire home for a few days.
Mr and Mr«. Butte Mooney went to said right o f way should not be located
Irants Pa»« Saturday to visit Mr as by said map shown and projected!
Witness my hand and the seal o f the
M o o n e y ’s father.
Mrs. M. C. Ro b b i ns and children! said Court nf I.nne County, this l i s t
dav o f December, 1920.
moved to Rnjadn Sunday.
R S. BRYSON.
Gladys Whipps spent Saturday night
[seal)______________________ County Clerk,
it the Shav home in Cottage Grove.
Will Htennef has been painting the
north room o f the Blue Mountain
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
school house, also oiling the floor nnd
In the County Court o f the State o f
making some other improvements.
Oregon, for I.nne County.
Albert Kisstic was in the Grove on
In the matter o f the estate o f John
business Monday.
Bader, deceased.
Nnoma Mooney had her tonsils re­
Notice is hereby given that Worth
moved last week.
H arvey has been, b y the County Court
o f the State o f Oregon, in and for
Ijine County, appointed executor o f
W ALD EN
the estate o f John Bader, deceased,
and that all persons having claims
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Jnn. <1.— Mrs. J. B. I.inebnugh nnd against the estate o f snid deceased are
Mr* II. I). Chamberlain attended the hereby notified to present the same,
funeral o f Geo. Rouse in the Grove duly verified as the law requires, to
the snid Worth Harvey, executor, in
Tuesday.
I. llovd Smith and family have re­ Cottage Orove, Oregon, within six
turned to How River after spending months from the 10th day o f Decem­
ber, 1920.
the holidays with relatives.
Dated this the Sth day o f December.
John Smith was in the Grove Satur­
1920.
WORTH H ARVEY.
day.
Executor o f the estate o f
Fred f r o s t and family are moving
John Bader, deceased.
back to their ranch from Divide, d !0 j7
where Mr. Frost had been employed
for sevrnil months.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
J. B. I.inebnugh was in the Grove
Thursday on business.
Deportment o f the Interior, U. S.
Frank Brumbaugh, o f Albany spent Laml O f f ic e at Roseburg, Oregon, Do-
New Years with his nnrents. Sir. nnd comber 7, 1920.
Mrs. D H. Brumbaugh.
Notice is hereby given that George
Mrs. II. D. Chamberlain and Mrs. Gates, o f Lornne, Oregon, who on Jan
Walter Pitcher were in the Grove Mon
uarv 21, 10 10 , made homestead entry
day.
serial No. 010512 for NEV, S E ' , . SEV^
Harry Cast!., made a trip to Divide NEVl, See. 2. T. 19 S. K. 5. W .-and on
Monday and Tuesday helping Fred March 1, 191(1, mnde additional H. E.
Fr. st move out.
No. 010878 for the N K \ N L ' , . SW<,
James Lebow was in the Grove Fri­ N E ' i , section 2. Township 19 S., Range
day.
5 W., Willamette M endian, has filed
notice o f Intention t-i make fin al thr-e
STAR.
year proof to establish claim to the
land above described, before E. O.
( Special to The Sentinel.)
Immcl, F. S. Commissioner, at Eugene,
Jnn. <*.— Mrs. J. Smi’ h. nf Portland, Oregon, on the 15th dny o f January,
spent last week with her daughter in­ 1921.
law. Mrs. Lizzie Smith
Claimant names ns witnesses: A. O.
Miss Florence Land, o f Dorena, vis­ McDaniel, o f Lornne, Oregon; J. J.
ited with Velma Sallee Mondny and McDaniel, o f Lornne, Oregon; John
Tuesday.
Sehrimpf, o f Ixirnne, Oregon; George
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Pitcher. Jr., and Hadley, o f I-oraae, Oregon.
Mrs Lizzie Smith and children at­
W. H. CA NO N,
tended church in the Grove Sunday.
d l0 j7
Register.
Mr. nnd Mrs. O. C. Sallee, o f Row
River, nnd Francis Wic ks visited nt
the J. T. Sallee home Tuesday.
Charles Whitlock and family have
mov ed to Rujndn.
Miss Miller spent last week in P or t­
land.
Mvron Wicks, o f Rujndn. visited
Pork, veal, lamb or mutton
Monday with his grandparents, Mr.
chops—whichever your taste
and Mrs J. P. Wicks.
Chops
DORENA.
(Special to The Sentincl.)
Mr. and Mr». C. A. Vnn Schoinck
and son and daughter. Rnv nnd Lottie,
mofored to Ktigene Tnesday.
Miss Belle Klliott went to Rujndn
Wcdnesday to vvork in thè eook house.
Gioii Scott went to Ungono Tnesday
on business.
Charles Harlovv, o f Engone, spent
Tnesday nfternoon at th*' C. A. Van
Sohniack home.
I.loyd Arrington motored to Eugene
Tnesday.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC TIM E TABLE
(Corrected November 20. 11120
North Bound
South Bound
No. 1 «— 0:57
a. m. No. 13— 12:.7S n. m
No. 14— 3:49 p. in No. 5.1— (1:41 a. m
No. ltl— 3:37
a. m. No, 1ft— 1 : IS p. m.
No. 17— 7:42 p. m.
dictates -from special cuts
at special prices. When you
see the quality o f these
meats you will want to buy
a supply for several days.
Steaks, and roasts, too, for
those who prefer them, as
Well as margarine, butter,
canned meats, sour crout,
and all the things usually
found in a first class meat
market.
Prices and meats that
meet your favor
City Meat Market
Martels (i Salley
Phone HO
RHEUMATISM
Is a blood disease and can
not be cured by external treat­
ments.
ANTI URIC
This herbal remedy will
inate the cause of gout,
matism or lumbago or
money will be refunded.
it a trial.
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Give
For Sale by
The Modern Pharmacy
THOROUGH WORK
How a Cottage Grove Citizen Found
Freedom From Kidney Trembles
I f you su ffer from backache—
From urinary disorders—
Any curable discas** o f thi- kidneys,
Cite a tested kidney remedy.
D o a n ’s Kidney Fills have been test
ed by thousands.
Cottage Grove people testify.
A»k your neighbor.
Can you ask more convincing proof
o f merit.
Mr«. E. J. i/cum, 725 8. 2nd 8t.,
Cottage Grove, says:
“ I consider
Doan's Kidney Fills a good remedy for
kidney complaint. I have used them at
d ifferent times when my kidneys » e r e
out o f order and when I felt run down.
My kidneys acted irregularly, too.
D o a n ’s Kidney Fills from the New Era
Drug Store always gave me relief
from these attack*, benefiting me in
every w a y . ”
Frier, (Kte at all dealers.
D o n ’t
*imply ask for a kidney remedy— get
D oan 's Kidney Fills— the same that
Mrs. Leum had. Foster Milburn Co.,
M frs . Buffalo. N Y
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Two of the m ost‘ homelike ho­
tels in Portland, located in the
heart o f the shopping and thea­
ter distriet. A ll Oregon Electric
trains stop at the SEW ARD
HOTEL, the House o f Cheer.
Excellent dining room in con­
nection.
Tho HOTEL CORNELIUS,
the House o f Welcome, is only
two short blocks from the Sew­
ard.
Our brown busses meet all
trains. Rates $1.50 and up.
W. C. CULBERTSON, Prop
D id y o u
-e v e r fa ce*
d b e a tin g ^
Slorm ina^j
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BRAND;
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AJ.TOWER CO.
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*.16
B O S T O N . MASSb
5 evrvnm ne
Shoes (work or dress)
Gloves and Working
C l o t h e s (including
Shirts, Overalls, Sox,
Suspenders, Rubbers,
Dress Shirts, etc.
Everything at Right
Prices.
Shoe and Harness
Repairing.
Dick Hickson
GROVE TRANSFER
COMPANY
Furniture Moving and
General Jobbing
r.
W. JACOBS. PROPRIETOR
Res. Phone 21-F3
Office Phone 4