Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921, August 26, 1921, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextCinajiers and pieniekera, gel a small can o f E ntouie.ido to iJrivo inaeeta aw ay from your ■ uiap For sale by Sterling Feed Co. jly2tftfc Mr. and Mr», ft. 1» E lliott and ■Inugliter, who have lu-ea visitin g for several weak» at the Mrs. Catharine Bader home, h-ave tom orrow for their Inline ill P lltsburg. W. C. Allen was in Eugene Tuesday WK AUK MOVING NKXT |MM)K WKHT. ('A M . AND on busno'sa. Brake» lined. Free adjustm ent* 30 HKK UH IN OUR NKW 1*1.Al K OF HIJ8INKHH. day» thereafter. O verland Oarage. JMtf Saturday Eugene l(a-gi»ter; Kenneth Mpenrer, o f tin» eity, has left for Port FIIKHII FRUITE AND VKUKTABI.KH laud, where he will »pend his annual V in'at ion at the home o f Ins brother, Klm ci l(. Hpeneer. Miaa Rath Blow art, ol Cottuge d r o v e , was in the eity -------- C I T Y D B L I V R R V ----------- yeateralay in rouui-el ion with univi-r sity work. Miss Stew art w ill i-nta-r the iniiversitv this fall. Herald W liili', o f llns eity, has left to join Mrs. White at l.ong Beach, Wash., and will MUOGKHHOK TO F. CJ. C O F F M A N In- absent fo r »a-verul days. Mr». W hite has been the guest or hi-r pur cuts nt tha-ir aummitr home for the past til real wa-a-k». W averly oil, guaranteed 100 (sir cent • urli tri|i to lus houle m Nortli Itruneb, pure Pennsylvania, nt N el»o n '» A uto Mina. Ilo boti \ iaiti-il siin-a- Dci-ember Salon unil W est Hide d u ru g e . Illt»c ni thè lumie o f bis ilnuglila-r, Mra. John Fisher and fuuiilv and Win. Kllii-rt Halle. Kona- and fam ily motori'il up from West Sole Onriaga1 for eoiirteous Kosa-liurg Ifoselmrg Somli S-niday anal visited tin- Fred troutini-ut and eniii|mtnnt workm en, 2*la- Meoller faiinly. l‘ . II. <'ri|i|H-ii, o f The Dalla-», visita«! »••verni ilaya ibis weelt with thè H'-rla-rt lin a lev fumi ly. Ile wns re lu rain g from do- Klk» rnrnivnl at Marahrield. W. Il ('oo|s-r waa in Euga-ne Tue* tlay oli husine»*. Our eiistom er» gai awny aatiafied. "" treni Ilo-m righ i. Overhtioi i'll« . ril'Nt My III |>t «»HIM o f «•)’!• d a rnge. jly22tf<- Ktrain n I iou M lie heeded. J S M ughulry returned Wednesilay from San f rnnrisro. Ile re|s.rt.-,| l.,„, If the «.yes wen* weak S Itili, rere li l ly seriously injnred in during i I k * Inst of un nutomololi- aeeideul, a> g eltin g ulong ns we|| us euii bn ei|H-<-|eil. The aeltOOl, lilt Vi* llli-lll «* x n in i im -< I n llen d liig idiysiriiui thinks Mr. lid i lii-fiiii- entering M-huiil 1 1 1 i m « i l i lo* alile lo walk ugnili. lu ll Itig siile Friday, Hcptomber 2. I.iat jo u r |iro|M-rty with me. I Io-gin lo Often I can help a child ndvertise il as suoli as listeil. J f S|iruy. l ’ hoiie 67. escape uliiHMH Inter. Mrs. Snm A Morsoli and Mr». P. W. Io-liner arrived Weilm-salay from lo- N elson Ma-lls tire» rig h i. alido SCHOOL CHILDREN 8 buoi linil are viailiiig Mrs. A ld erson ’» Mr. and Mr». Oimrge Young are vis ■ laughter, Mr». John Kunk. EYF.8 EXAMINED iting ni Cnlaforum at ilo- homo o f Mrs. Mr». Sanili M rl'oy arrived Wodlie» Y o u n g ’» son, O rville S|s-ar, o f Hm-ra WITHOUT CHAROE da i from t lieloilis, V\ush., aiol is vis m eato. Mr. Young visited enroute ilm g ber ihioghlor, Mrs. Karl Me with hi» soli Marion at Tuia-ut. Kiiiney. Iti-autiful stand cov er» and lunch 1 hink o f il! Ila lf sole» on m en '» ciotti» ut Thn Fair. dres» »loie», $1.60 nt O o f f ’». •• Mrs. Fruun G iltner, o f Portland, nr W dfre.l Ju ry, Pale W vati and lo » rivi-il Sinnlnv eveu m g to alterni In-r O rT IC IA N O P T O M E T R IS T ter Plo-l|ts bava- retiirneal from a hiint tuoi lo-r, Mrs. Harriett Wnlluee, who ing « ri |* in thè Itoha-mia di»triet, Thi'y »uffa-real u |sirnlytir stroke thè day la- Factory on I’ rstm»»» lirought liiuk I ho Iniek». fon». Ooltaga Orov# Oregon Miss N ello- lli-menwajr and llelen Professor N. M. H enlon. o f C lev e D arbug urrived Wealio-sday eveu m g land, U „ urial Win. Ostrumler, Sr., re- from Portland, lM-ing rulliti bere bv thè alenth o f Miss lleno-liwii y ' s grillo! f r - mot ber, * ' A u lii ’ ' lln rriette W allace. The now»|Mi|o-r ex p ort» tick et» lo bai —w fiirnisheil il whore a w riteup ia e* is'r t eaj o f un a-ntertuiuuia-iit o f auy » n o i whera- un udnii»»ion ia eharged. Try saune of ottr choice veal Mr. tuid Mr». J. t i . M rfn rth y tuoi for dinner today. You will Durila in hh f «*t y rnmrn rom p h ti’ «ni ■ reo Para-riiiiii ra-turio-al Tio-salnv from funi it one of the must pal a liantiiig a v | s • 1111 imi ia to thè w ild» o f »•u li» ili in wt't'k ut 15«'. Tlifl P ii ir. Ilo- I lohain ia ilislro-t. Al. Churchill atable of meats und, by buy M i « M > rt!«• K«*m l« fl \V«’«I h <,* m | uy went in with lha-m from bis mine ori ing it here, it will be fresh for M inni ni tu, M i » i i t t o tn k f I ht i *»* i r'uirv iew. flou un nii|M«rvìner *»f 11111*1«* timi uri in and tender. Sa-a- tha- wimlow New alashi-s ut The ili«’ |*til»l m * ni I ioo I h thrrt*. Fa i r. It is one of our many de Mre. J. A. linone, n fter n vi»il wilh Mr». tt. II. Ostrnnaler la-ft ya-sta-rday lightful meat offerings, ber NiNter. Mr* J«*|ithn K art, l«-ft W«*«l fnr ber lioim* m .lu m iioti City. fo r T al inaila, u Io-re lo-r sani. W illiam , wltit-h received daily ami Jr., i» ia a gova-rnment hospital. Fim i eftjih buyer o f o g g i m t-'uttiu' kept under the most san Mrs. Frank MeFiirlnnil and Iwn eh il O ro Ve. Y i » h , utili hiiynig. Fiume retu n o’il Sulurainv from a viait iu itary conditions, has made J. I*. Bprmy. iM t ilfi-n low n. ours a much patronized Mr. nml Mr». W. H K rV fi, Mr. timi dallow iiy fin inaurunro. SII Muin. Mr». Htttiiley Trininoli timi Mi** .Imiti simp. Phone Hi or call. Truuiiell retiiriied Montili y froiu u trip Mr», Io-onani Dimoili» and alaughta-r, Free D elivery— Phono 15 lo centriti ami moitberti brogliti. Tliev a fte r a v isit with Mrs. Dmigla» ~ luar FRESH FIH11 TH URSDAYS weilt bv wtiy o f MeKoilXle limi cala , Mr. and Mrs. John llarta-ls, l.-ft rei or rie<1 bv way o f Cu li fo n i in nml Mnltirdny for their homo ia Met'loiiil, C nlif. C m ter lnke. For «Iry ol«l g r o n lli b od y fir or nuli Ilig line o f Ingram watrha-s just ri- A "Oliai kmo-k a r ,« n il wnlrh wcmm J, rnll City Tr*n*f«*r, piume PI*, iifitfr a-i-i va-i|. Miniseli '» Mr. nml Mn». Ilowtircl t’ niw rettirned for sellimi laiys, *1.26 earh. nate \Vi,ilm*N<|n V to tbeir botile in 8**i»tll«\ Jew elry. nfter n vinit nritb M r. nml Mr». Karl The W hitnev rhorua o f 60 b oy » snng Un rnut te. in die P resbyieriaa rhurch Hunday a l tnriia'il Friday from the Boha-min alia leraoon . Mr. W hitney w ill be bere in tract, where they hml ba'a-n for tw o Se |ata-in |,a-r to organi«!- a ehoru» to wa-a-k». Tha-v report a ctiv ities in the (r siag nt tha- i-x|sisitit,n in Portland in district greater than fo r several year». 1V26. Prompt jitn ey service at C ity Tran* t'harh-s f'o o le y is m oving hi» fum ily fer Com pany. Phone !*9. jlyttM fe itilo hi» na-w bungalow- on nortli Pia Holier! A tkinson, who i» now a Port e ifir highw ay. lum! broker, visiteal here during t ha* W e are doing noto ra-pniriug at a |m»t wa-a-k. He mailt- the trip by m otor It I n with u feeling *»f prie« you cali a ffo r d to |my. tiverland ami John Dugan returned with him to supreme HatiNfactiuii that liarnge. jW tfc s|H-ml a few day». Mrs. M ary Cooper left Snturalay for tin- housewife placca liak<-<| Mrs. M. V. Johnson returacil Satur Elleuslitirg, W ash., to v isit her dnugh day to lo-r homi- in Halsa-y, a fte r vis goods from our ovrna on iting nt thè Ianni- o f ber brotber, Kia-h ter, Mrs. Fred Me Dow. her table. Expert lepuiriug ou all makes o f arai K enady. She realises that not him; Miss Ella Counta, o f P ortland, who ear». I f you have a hard jo b brin g it jlS tfc had ba-a-n visitin g ber aiaters, Mrs. lo us. O verlam l Garage. hetter cullili I h - a< -rveal tu Frank Knox and Mrs. Frank Jones, her family or gin-Hls. Anil returned limile Moto in y- by having ua du this work F or dry old grow th boaiy f ir or unii waioli, a ulì City Trunafi-r, phone VV. u 5 lfr for her, ample time ia al* Attention! We Are Moving England’s Cash Store School Children’s Eyes Should Not Be Neglected D. J. Sch oll Choice Veal Tales of the Town 1 PEOPLE’S MARKET Baked G o o d s of Superior Quality * lowed fur preparing other ortielea of food. the J. A, Carter and fum ile urrived M m olay from l.os A agrles ami are v i»itin g thè I. B. M orris fnniily. Mrs. A. Ilennimiin ra-turned M oiolav to ber limile in C u rd a, a fte r a visit w ith lo-r duughter, Mrs. Charles Cookty. Sa-a- thè 26e ta b i« o f aliabea, rups, snura-rs, piate», eie., special bargnins. Tha- Fair Sture. Mr*. A. W llelliw ell went to Met M r. ami Mr». Sim Edw ard» h-ft rime Wi-.lm-siliiv to visil her parent», Tiia-silay for ali oiiting at Ornili. Mr. and Mrs. E. !.. Snudi. The S. S. I.asawell fainily are spa-nal Hau» the w indow . New showing o f Jn|>iim-s<- goods, m-w w aists, new mid ing tw o wa-eka in thè northern |inrt o f thè stata- on an outing. Miss O raci1 dies, nt The Fair. Kcniioth Hpeueer rum « <i|> from Eu Filile rimi ia einplova-d in tha- Bunk o f gene W ednesday a od ia \ i ~. 11 u l : lu» C ottage Urina- aluring Mr. Im ssw i-ll’s grnrialpnrents, Mr. mid Mrs. II. K. abai-neo. Chiekens, hogs. veal ami enttle wnnt- Godard. t fc Mr. und Mrs, l.ini-oln T aylor wero ed ut thè Peo|ilu ’s market. Eugene visitors Tucsdny. The James Moran fum ily ami thè Onllowuy write* inaurane*, Phone 30. Thos. Itirhardson fum ily joineal force» for a di liner at (ha- Kleharilson homo Mrs. 11. T. Iluston arrivant Wednes cast o f thè eitv Thuraday o f Inst week. day front Kansas C ity, Mo., with her Mrs. Cnthnrine Mailer wn» hronght daughter M arian and niece, Pnulian homi- Wi'ilnemlny from a Eugeni- ho» (Hua*. and is v isitin g nt the home o f pitnl, where she had ba-en fo r scvi-ral her brother, N. K. dinas. week» follow in g a serions operatim i. James Smith le ft Tuesday on the re She is ga-tting along lliei-ly. Cottage Grove E l e c t r i c Bakery Resolve: To Reduce the Prices on Your Grocery Bill You can tin if very easily l>y having your food requirement« met at our store. Dili- great volume of business enables ns to charge less without reducing the quality or quantity. I’hone 153 any time and we will deliver your order with satisfying promptness. SATURDAY SPECIALS: Armour’s corn flakes................................................................10c Scotch Lassie herring, large can........- ................................... 25c White beans, 20 pounds ............ ......................................... $1.00 Country bacon, home product ................................- ............ 25c Smith-Short Grocery T h a S t o r e W a l k T h a t B l o c k A p p r e c i a t e * and Save Y o u r T r ad « D i m e NEED ICE? Are you getting it when you want it and are you getting your money’s worth! Our list of patrons issteadily increasing because we give prompt service, pure ice ami full weight. MAID O' CLOVER BUTTER M itchell W ilkins and fam ily left Haliirilay for New Orleans, where Mr. W ilkin» ha» n governm ent position. Mr. anil Mrs. Phil llo h l were up from Rico-bnrg over Hunday. For dry old grow th b od y fir or mill wood, eall City Transfer, phone 99. n5tfc John Holden, Jr., and N. M H orton , ut Cleveland. (I., who had been heri tor three weeks, returned home Hatur day. Mrs. M attie Clark returned to her home in Portland Friday, a fte r visit Ing her parents, Mr. and Mr». John Bartels. Feed Hterling »erateh feed and Hterling egg mash to your hens nml lie rewarded with a fu ll egg basket. jly 2 9 tfe Mr. and Mrs James M cFarland and diinghti-r. Mi»» M yrta, are v i»itin g in Kmn-burg. Mr. and Mr». A. W. H elliw ell and Mr. land Mrs. Hoy Hhort returned Fri day from a tw o w eek s’ ou tin g at. Me- Cra-dia- springs, - Wai pay the m arket price fo r egg», either eaab or trade. Hterling Feed Co. jly 2 9 tfe Rev. I). A. Ma-I.eoal arrived Friday from Portland nnd »pent a fa-w ibiys with friends. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lon W illard motoreal op from Ashland lust wea k and visited a fa-w days with Mr. W illaral’s par eats, Mr. nail Mrs. O, II. W illard. Hair ribbons in remnants, for »ehool. Ha-e them nt The Fair. Mrs .1. (J VVilift», accom panied by her brother, George W harton, and his son M alloy, returned Friday from Reno, N ev., where she hud been ealh-cl by tin- da-nth o f another brother, Man ley Wharton. The trip home was mude in Mr. W h arton ’s m otor ear. An II isniiid daughter was born Thursday o f Inst week to Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Euais. For dry old grow th body fir or mill w ood, call City 1 runs fer, phone 99. aStfe Chesta-r An la o f, who held a position lu-ra- with tha; Hlumiurd O il com pany, lias boon traaaferrcd to M edford. Mis. A ubiul is visiting tem porarily with Mr. A n la u f'» pa-opic in Portland. The A. A. Richmond fam ily motoreal to Corvallis ami spa-at Hunday with the Briggs fam ily. F o ( the coavenit-nee o f the new- dri ver, thosai g ivin g orders to be neat by the uuiou delivery, are requested to give street addrenna-s with orders. A lbert Anderson, proprietor. Mr». N. E. Manoa-k, who hail been visitin g for several weeks at the home o f her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. M VauN ortw irk, left Friday to join her husband at Aurora, where he has pui chased a drug bu»iueaa. Miss Audrey W entw orth and Miss G enevieve Co pen haver, of Eugene, were guests Friday uml »¿Saturday at the A. M. M oore humc. Mr. Farmer, your cash fo r cream and eggs right at your d oor every wa-ek in the year. J. F. Hpray Phone W- &5t f A lbert Anderson, form er resident, who has ba-en ranching in DoU"las county for soun- tim e, has bought the union ila-iivi-ry from R. B. Hanna. Mr. Hanna has accepted a position with Uuiphrey A M ackiu. Warren K. Conmn, n Portland a t torney, was in the city Frialuy. He was on a trip through western Ora-gon looking for a location. Christian bcieu ce church, corner J e f fersou avenue and Bccoud street.— Huuday pa r\ tees at 11 a. m. W ednesday »erviceiCat 8 p. m. tf Mi*s flt»l«ier Hilshy and her mother, Mrs. Ha-lerf B ilsb y, are again at their honia-, a fte r un absa-nce o f several weeks. They first went to Portland, wlia-n- Mr-i. Hilsby underwent the ain putntion o f onti fo o t. Her condition was serious fo r some time but she is now doing spia-ndially. She visited for seveniI weeks at the honia- o f her sou, John W. Hilsby, at Oregon C ity, while M is s Hilsby went to Wedali-rourii to visit at the home o f her sister, Mrs. George Kerr. On tha- la tter's return she went to Ora-gon City and brought her mother home. Straw hats, ch ih lron ’s hats, etc., h alf prica- during August at The Fair. The W. C. T. U. w ill meet at 2:'tl- toaluy at the Christian church. The ua-a-als o f thn city are to be discussed and all interested are urged to be presa-ut. Chas Ra-a-sa- was up Sharps creek Saturday hunting, got a hurried long distance shot at a bear, accom panied by a couple o f cubs, but brought n oth ing buck w ith him but his return. Make a price that ia right and I w ill act' that farm or city property fot you. Tell me what you w ant to pay and I ’ ll get the piece o f property you waul. J. M. Durham. n lt f c Tom A w brey is in ensta-rn Oregon ou business fo r a week or 10 days. A m arriage license was issued Mon day to Elmer C. Eastman uml Mrs. Clara E. Owens, both o f Cottuge Grove. Tha*y were married the same day. Ba-tter (dace your order fo r that new Doalge ear, as ortla-rs must be obtained before wo can obtain cars. N e ls o n ’s k i t * Sales. a2lic Mrs. A. A nlauf, o f Portland, who hnal been vistin g at the homes o f ha-r son Cheater, anal her sister, Mrs. Gott- f-ie d Grnher, returned Saturday to her home, being accom panied by her daughter in law, Mrs. Cnester Anlauf. Frank W allace, o f P ortland, visited during the oast week with his par ents, Mr. ami Mrs. J. N. W allace. When you w aut— not the cheapest ear to b u y — but the cheapest to r u n - buy O verland. Call 110 fo r dem on stration. jly 2 2 tfc I .«-Innd Willi-ts wns in Cra-sw ell Sat Mis* L ois Thomas returneal Sunday urduy ou busim-ss. from spending tw o weeks in W ashing Miss Le«> Chambers, o f Eugene, vis ton. itesi witli Mr. am i Mrs. G. B. Du-kin W. W. M cFarland and Ed. W illson son tha* latter part o f Inst wa-a-k. returned Satunlav from atten din g the Dr. Koyul J. G iek, Portland eyesight Elks convention ut M arshfield. F. H. spa-rill list, w ill visit C ottage G rove, at Allison was in M arshfield at the same tlii> H otel Hnrtcll, on M om lay, August time. 2'.i. Practice lim ited to exam ination o f FISK T IR E S , less money and more tin- eya-s timi fittin g o f glussa-s. Dr. jly 2 2 tfe Giek w ill make regular v isit» every miles. O verland Garage. tw o w eek». »2tie Mr». Edna Hu Ili vn n »pent Hundny nt Doremi with her sister, Mrs. Man Wo have tho necessary m a Pitcher. chinery fo r m anufacturing a Mrs. Wm. Norman, n fter visitin g her full line o f parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bartels, left Nat ardii v for her homa> at Dillaral, being accom panied by lia-r sister, Mrs. Is-ster Powa-rs, nnd tha1 la tte r '» tw o children, Ruth nnd Lester. Poultry Supplies, Dairy Feeds, Hog Feeds, Horse Feeds, Etc. W anted- Good olii 30x3 and 30x3ta casings. C ottage G rove V ulcnn itin g W ork». jly 2 9 tfc Thcaialoro Glasnv, fath er o f Mrs. H. C. Mil elicli, alitai Hnturdny nt Jasper. He was 87 years o f age. The fuueral wns hold Mtimlny. John Kirk ami fa m ily are on a inotair trip to Crater lake. T h eir son Wnvne has a position nt Klamath Falls anti they w ill visit there. 05c yurtl apocini bargains in table damask nt The Fair. Mrs. W. C. Hhortridge went to Eu gene Tuesday to nrrom pany her aiater. Mrs. Small, home from a hospital there. “ ( ju a l ily ” ia one o f tho things which wo have developed to a high point during our many years exiverienco in thia buainesa. We wish you to consider also tha- attractiveness o f our prices nnd tho prompt nnd thorough service we render. Y ou may b u r rha-nper fa-eds than ours, but yon cannot buy better. And in buying our feeds, you have the sa tisfaction of supporting a home industry. STERLING FEED COMPY GROCERIES Vegetables and fruits of the freshest, canned goods of the highest quality, and other edi bles of equal merit are offered for your choice here. Phone us your order today, we guarantee your satisfaction. Ostrander C& McQueen FIRST A. R. Spe&row, Pastor Seventh Street and Adams Avenue SUNDAY, AUGUST 28. Sunday School___________________________________ 9:45 a. m. Morning Hour.. 11:00 a. m. Morning Subject: “ What Shall I Do With Jesus.” Evening Subject: “ The Devil’s Interest.” Special music by the junior choir both morning and evening. THE CHURCH THAT SERVES Mrs. A lice M ay Hays, o f M onroe, mother o f HupaTintendeut O reo W. Hays, died A ugust 22. Mr. ami Mrs. C. O. W ilson and three children a rrived M onduy by m otor from Numpu, Ida., and are v isitin g at the home o f Mr. W ilso n ’s sister-in- law, Mrs. G. W. Hweet. B ig line o f Indian alarm elocks at Maalsen ’» J ew elry, *1.50 each. a2tk Dr. and Mrs. H. W. T itus and small daughter returned Hunday from an outing at Mc-Credie springs and a visit with relatives iu Portland. M onday Eugene G uard: Mr. and Mrs. M. M" B oney have returned to the c ity a fte r a vacation spent at Crater lake and other places. Mr. Boney returned to his duties as man ager o f the Eugene Farmers ’ cream ery today. New kin d o f cash and carry. We pay the cash and we also do the ca rry ing . J. F. Hpray. Phone 57. a 5 tf Mrs. J. T. Mprinkel and little son left Tuesday fo r their home in Ju n c tion C ity, a fte r a visit with relatives. Wm. Hhorwood and fam ily, o f Los A ngeles, are visitin g at the home o f Mr. S h erw ood 's mother, Mrs. B. P. Thrasher. Philadelphia D iam ond Grid buteries. Ford special, exchange price *28.25; M onk special, exchange price *32.2o; Dodge special, exchange pn ee *40.29. l'tie above types w ill fit practically all makes o f utrs. O verland garage. a i2 t fc E. K elley returned Tuesday from Uruuts Pass, where he has been fo r several mouths. Mrs. L. W. Hunt, o f W ildw ood, re turned Tuesday from M edford, where .»lie v isited her cousin, Mrs. M. F. Y uuug. Mrs. H ow ard Hess and daughter Louise, o f Roseburg, are v isitiu g with Mrs. H ess' pureuls, M r. and Mrs. H. A. M iller. Miss Edna K n igh t, o f P ortlaud, stopped o f f on her return trip from Crater lake and visited her aunt, Mrs. H. Burcliam. Ivan M oretz and Frank Brumbaugh returned Tuesday from D raiu w ith a buck deer each. Mrs. H erbert Kukin, Mrs. H. H. Yeateh and M iss M ary Ellen Beusou m otored to Eugene Huuday. Charles Hea-k and H erbert Short- ridge m otored to Portland und are spcm liug the w eek there. Elisha Gea-r returned Tuesday after- uoou from Eugene. W. U. Blair returned Tuesday from a visit ut G rays H arbor, Wash. Edd Jeuks came dow n from Bohemia Tuesday. Mr. anal Mrs. J. B. Protzm au m o tored up from P ortland Tuesday fo r a visit o f a fe w weeks w ith friends. Mrs. Ernest la ick w ood, who has been quite ill, is recov erin g slow ly. Eduu Hullivaii left W ednesday fo r M edford aud Ashland to spend u week w ith relatives. Mrs. J. H. F ree, a fter spending tw o months v isit w itn her mother, Mrs. Wm. Haupt, returned Tuesday to her home in P ortland. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Beunett w ent to M onroe Tucsalay to atteud tho fuueral o f Mr. B e n n e tt’s sister, Mrs. J . J. Hayes. Luella K now lton, who had been sta y ing with her grandm other, Mrs. H. E. M cK inney, returned T uesday to her home in D exter. Mrs. M yrtle A n gel, o f ¡Salem, who had been v isitin g Mrs. Lixxie M obs man, returned home Tuesday. Mrs. Inez M outeith returned to h e r ' CARE IS O U R WASH WDRD Thorough removal of dirt with out injury to the fabric— that’« our aim in life. Pressing Every Day fte COTTAGE GROVE LAUNDRY R ing Us Up Phone 79 home in W alker Tucsalay, a fte r v is it ing her sister, Mrs. R obert Banna. Dr. 8. M. W eudt w rites that he has loa-ated perm anently at N ew berg, where he has found excellent hospital facili ties and where he w ill p ractice su rg ery, X -ra y and radium treatm ents. Mrs. Glen S cott and Mrs. W es Chris- man, o f Doreua, were M onday visitors in Eugene. Mrs. Charles Raym ond, who had been v isitin g at the home o f her brother, Omcr M oore, has returned to her home in Portland. School Opens Sept. 19. The c ity schools w ill open on the third M onday in Ha-ptemha-r, the 19th. The com plete corps o f teachers has ba-en eleeteal and every th in g is in readiness fo r the resumption o f a c tiv ities. 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