Il
«•tor of tin* Calapooyn springs, was a
local visitor Tuestlay on business. He
reports that tin* spring w a te r is in big
d<*maud ami p redicts a he avy d ra in on
tin* springs i i r the near f u tu r e .
I x>dge s«*er«*tari 0 H.— K indly furnish
The »Sentinel, fo r public ation, w ith lists
of new office rs elected.
Miss Ellena »Shortri«lg«* is recovering
UHIUDRKN’S HABITS GROW HI*. OUR HOME HANKS
from an ulcerated tooth which causd«*
considerable pain a n d caused tin* right
WILL All) YOUR BOY OR GIRL IN FORMING THIS
cheek to t a k e on weight.'
The condition of R«*n Hanfoni, who
THRIFT HABIT.
is iu a Eugene hospital, c ontinue s pr<*
carious b u t th ere has been a slight im
provement a n d if In* can pull through
tin* ne xt few «lays his recovery is prac
OPKN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT TODAY
tic ally certain.
C h ristia n Science church, corner of
J e f f e r s o n a v en u e a n d Second s t r e e t —
Holiday services a t 11 a. m. Wednes
«lay services a t 7:30 p. m.
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The A. G. W illiams and F. E. Dick
son families a r e «‘xpected to a r riv e
within a few da y s from Iude|>eiid«>nce.
Mr. Williams a n d Mr. Dickson have
Mrs. L t t a Boone, of J u n c t io n City, b«*en her«* ev«*r sine«» tl»«*ir purchase of
visited «luring the past w«*i*k with her tin* P e ople's m a rk e t. Mr. Dickson has
sist«*r, Mrs. dept ha H art.
rented tin* J o h n C o ffm an residonc«» «»n
Moving and storage. P hone 90. City south Hixth stre et.
T r an s fe r.
n o v lltfc
Donna B artcll spent C h ristm a s in
P o rtlan d w ith her mother, Mrs. Black
ford.
Mrs. Rosetta Miller left T h u rsd a y of
last w«*«*k for her home in Walla
Walla, Wash. Hhe was call«*«! here by
the last illness of her fat her, " U n c l e ”
H um e Veat eh.
Hubseribe to a n y m aga zine you want
through the Koxnll Htore.
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Mrs. Amanda Gibson is visiting in
P o rtlan d with he r tw o d aughters.
Store Closed All Day Monday
J«»hn Groves has bought the Bert
W«»o«ls prope rty ou (¿uincy avenue.
We can fix y o u r b a tt e r y if it ean be
fix«*«|. VV<* ean s«*ll you a new one at
lowest priees if the «d«l one c a n ’t be
iixed. Hpmy, Long A Cruson.
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1L L. Low l«*r sp«*nt Christ nuts in M
Glad to till prescriptions of
Mi u n villa.
other opticians or to make
Moving a n d storage. Phone 99. City
Mrs. F. L. H unte r, of Arlington,
n o v lltfc
new lenses for glasses orig
Ore., sp<‘nt C hristm a s with he r pa rents T r a n s fe r .
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown.
Mr. a n d Mrs. Roy R o m ain e a n d
inally made by others.
It pays to put horses in com fortable d a u g h te r, Betti«* Mae, and ( ’laud Kim«*
stalls tIn's«* wet, chilly days. P T feed nre up from P o r t l a n d v isitin g over
stable, open d a y a n d night. A. P. L ur New Y e a r ’s at th«* Dr. A. W. Kim«*
son, proprietor.
d2 30c homo.
(). G. G libertson came down from
O rrir Richardson m otored down from
Hi'iittl«* and spent C hristm a s at the tin* Bohemia d istr ic t to spend th«* holi
O P T I C I A N OPTOM E T E I 8 T
home of his sister, Mrs. W. I*. Hub days.
F a c to r y on Premine«
1**11» " h o m he h a d not seen for 20
C o tta g e Grove
Oregon
W«* specialize on b a t t e r y repairs,
years.
battery
re eh a rg iu g and
auto m obile
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Hecrist came ov«*rhauling of all kinds. Hpm y, I,oiig
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'low'ii from Rujudn T h u r sd a y of last & Cruson.
week and went • to Eugene.
Mr. a nd Mrs. F r a n k B rum baugh are
Moving and storage. P h o n e 99. City up from Albany spending the holidays
T r a n s fe r .
n o v l l t f c w ith th e i r p a ren ts, Mr. a n d Mrs. J).
A valuable horse owned by F re d 11. Brum baugh a n d Mr. a n d Mrs. Thos.
Cox.
l . a m im r s died suddenly T h u r sd a y of
last week.
A »even pound d a u g h te r was born
Hiitiinluy R egister: Kt I w a rd VY. Mil Monday to Mr. a n d Mrs. Kenneth Ber
To on»- and all we extend the
1er, se c re tary of the C o l tu r e Grovt ry at th e home of Mrs. B«»rry ’» par-
chuml)cr of commerce, was a Eugen« »•tits, Mr. a n d Mrs. H. P. Hhortridge.
greetings of the season and
culler y e ste r d u y on a lin c i business
I>r. W. H. Vose, of Eugene, an
best wishes for
visit. Mr. Miller reports that the or
guniziitinn at tin* Grove is show in g nounees h«* will b«* a t Oregon Hotel
plenty of lit«* a n d is m a k in g exte nsive ev ery Huturday, 11 a. m. to 5 p.
, j ir i'p a m l to t r e a t disease» of the
plans for the coming ye ar in the way m.
of civic developm ent in t litit section ey«*, «»nr, nose a n d th r o a t , a n d to fit
glasses.
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of L ane «county.
The P a ul May ranch «*ust of th«> city
Store Closed All Day Monday
West Hide Garage— the place where
they look a f t e r your troubles right. .'10 has been sold to a Mr. F a r m e r from
Los Angeles, the <l«*nl being mad«* by
Huturday Register: N. H. Hays« pro J . M. Durham.
p rieto r of London springs Hummer re
Mr. und Mrs. C. H. Nukes, of Albany,
sort, was in Lagone ye sterd a y on liis
re tu r n from a northern trip. Although sp«*nt Christm as here at the home of
Wholesalers and Retailers
th e springs is essentia lly a slimmer Mr. Nokes* p a n u t s , Mr. a n d Mrs. J o h n
playground many people a re still vis Nokes, and a tt e n d e d the w edding of
Mr. Nok«*s niece, Miss Irina Miller,
iting the resort a-nd e n joyiug th e motín
to Nelson Whipps.
t u ia a ir a n d scenery.
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c . L. B a rney has bought th e second
Dancing taught at Stein's pri h a n d business ow ned by ,1. Dedman
a
n
vate academy, 24 N. 7th, phone d local«*«I on Main stre et n e a r th«
112-L.
d23-j20c Southern P a c ific s ta tio n .
Galloway w rites insurance.
Mrs. Orrin Robinson sp«*nt Christmas
Miss Llnor K now les has been a vis
!|s usual with Mrs. Lila Thomps«»n on
Hi Ik creek. Hh«* also \ inited the Me it or in Eugene «luring th«* past week.
Miss Doris H o ld e rm a n has re tu rn e d
I«aughlius a n d found theui coxy
»d
that there are several d iffe r com fort able in th e ir new bungalow'.
from a visit in Corvallis.
ent grades and priees of feeds
Mrs. Carrie Jl«*m«*away is v isitin g in
D. «1. Hi holl r e tu r n e d y«*st«*rday from
on the m arket. The two main l iu b b a n l , w here he sp«*nt Christm as P o r tla n d ov e r tIn* holidays.
Second h a n d goods bought, sold a n d
grades are those that are put with his parents.
up “ ju s t to sell,” and those
Chickens, hogs, veal a n d c u ttle w a n t «*xehaiig(‘d. 1. B. Morris, at bridge, t f
Robert I*»c, th«* baby son o f Mr.
tf
that are m anufactured by well od a t th e P e o p l e 's M arket.
Mrs. C. VV. Caldwell is expeet«‘d to ami Mrs. N. J. N«*lson J r., h a s re
established firms to meet a
r«*tiirn tomorrow from P o r tla n d .
M r t u rn ed from P o r tla n d , where he und«*r
permanent demand for feed of Caldwell
ret m in d last week. T hey ha«' w«*nt a s«*vere o|K*ration. He has r««
actual value. The firm that intended rem ain ing sum«* tim e in Pori covejred ni«*elyr a n d his com lition has
been much im proved by the tr e a tm e n t.
lias spent years in establishing laud but «Jiaugcd their minds.
Get d Nest Egg Savings Bank
Bank of Cottage Grove
GO TO
Scholl
Happy and Prosperous
New Year
ALWAYS
for
to ONE and ALL
Eye Examination
and
Cottage
Electric
Glasses
Grove
Bakery
D. J. Scholl
Tales of the Town
J
A Happy New Year
City M eat Market
You Have Perhaps
Observed
a business, and invested every
dollar the husiness lias earned
in m anufacturing equipm ent,
seriously intends to give the
puhlie a g o o d article. It lias
too much at stake not to give
value. QUALITY is our motto.
STERLING FEED COMPANY
Mrs. VV. L. Dorward is expecte d to
r«*turn w ithin a few days from a Lu
gen«» hospital.
Used enrs at N e l s o n ’s:
A 1916
For«I touring, $150; Lor<1 bug, a classy
one, f o r $»60; F«»rd «hdivery with
spec iu I body, $195; Dodge touring,
$150; 19 IS G rant Hix, iu fine coudi
lion, g«»od tir«*s, $300. All above ears
an* in A I condition. T erm s will b«*
given «in any of them .
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Mrs. C. A. Bartcll u n d e r w e n t a
Galloway for Insurance, fill Main, tf m inor operation in a E ugene hospital
Tuesday. Hh«» is doing nicely.
Ham «loues, of Cortland, visited dur
The Georg«* T ee te rs family r«*tiirii«*d
ing the past week at the home o f his
Tuesday from W arre n to n , w h«*re tiiev
niece, Mrs. Fred Bei (Her.
spent Christm as at tin* hone* of their
Charles Burkholder r e tu r n e d Thur» son Ralph. Th«* l a t t e r has not been
d a y of last week from Lagene, where well since inju red some tim* ag«».
he underwent an alteration for ru p
Moving a n d storage. P hone 99. City
turn.
T ru n sfcr.
n o v lltfc
Hubseribe to any maga /.me you want
Ham
Hwartz
is
spending
the
holid ays j
th rough the Kexiill Htore.
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in Portland. ..
Mr. and Mrs. Bale Veliteli, of Port
Mrs. A«lah llnrtz ell sustaim* I a ser
laud, a re v isitin g «»ver the holidays with
Mrs. Veliteli's p a rents, Mr. and Mrs. iously injur«*«! h i t wrist T uesday in a
F r e d Wigle, a n d may remain here some fall on slippery steps.
Eugene K«*gister: N. H. Hays, p r o p r i
f ni.i-
W e W is h Y o u a
Prosperous N e w Y e a r
-and we tiil<«* this opportunity to thank you
for tin* prosperous year we have just elosed.
This store will lx* elosed «all day Monday,
January 2, for inventory.
Smith-Short Grocery
The
H t o r e
T k i I
A p p n t i i l t i
Y o u r
Trade
W e W ish Y ou a
Happy N ew 'Y ear
Store Closed All Day Monday
People’s Market
Williams & Dickson, Props.
P ric e it right a n d 1 ’ll move it . I f
you wish to buy rig h t, see me. City
a n d c o untry p rope rty. J. M. D urham .
H«-rv ic«»s at th e Methodist church
»Sunday at II a. m. a n d 7 p. m. Morn
ing su b je ct, “ The M a k in g o f All
Tilings N e w . ’ ’ E v e n in g subject, “ The
F u tu re All U nknow n. The children
will receive th e i r C h ristm a s c an d y the
first Humlay upon which th ere is Him
lay school.
O v e r la n d p a r ts have gone down. J a R
us fig u re with you oil needed repairs.
O ve rland Garage.
n l8 tfr
Mrs. Ora Read lle m e n w a y is a tt e n d
ing the m ee ting of the »State T e a c h e r s ’
association in P o r t l a n d a s a L 'inr
county delegate. Hup«*rintendent H ays
was to have a tt e n d e d the m eeting as a
delegate but was u n a v o id a b ly d e ta in ed
at home by the «liphtherin q u a r a n t in e
on his home.
T h a n k i n g you f o r yo u r past, and
soliciting your f u tu re, p a tro n a g e, Hap
py New Year to all. Monroe »Studio. «•
M arvin .Smith a r r i v e d from Hhreve
port, I«a., in tim e to sp end C hristm a s
at the home of. his sister, Mrs. A. W.
Helliwell.
He a n ti c ip a te s re m a ining
here for some tim«*.
P rin c ip a l H. 11. H a rg re a v e s is spend
th e week in Eugene.
C ard of T h a n k s I wish to use this
method «»f expr«*ssing the sincere ap
preeiation of the many kindnesses r«*
ccntly shown myself a n d Mrs. Dorw ard
by our fneud« and
neighbor», espe
eially by thus«» big h e a r t e d men ami
women who cut a n d delivered wood I
had sold. W. L. D orw ard.
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Miss A<lt»ll<* W hite v isite d in E ugene
W«*«liiesduy.
Funcho Htubbl«»f i«*l«l rot tim ed Wed
nesduy to Pilot Rock, a f t e r a two
w e e k s ’ visit w ith Mrs. Htubbl«*field
a n d chih lren, who ar«* visiting at th«*
home of Mrs. Htiihhh*fi<*!«l ’» par«*nts,
Mr. a n d Mrs. F. VV. Hawkins.
Old rags want«*«! at 5 r e n ts the
pound. Must be L A R G E a n d C L EA N .
Th. -
Sentinel.
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Mrs. F r e d B e n n e tt was down tow n
Wedn«*s«lay for the first tim«* since her
recent s«*ver«* illness.
William Porte r, of Eugene, spent the
holid ays ln*re am i a t Walker.
I). C. Bosley was in Lug«*m* Monday.
W hy pay license on yo u r obi car
when you will ha v e to buy a license
f«»r your new c a r l a t e r iu tin* seasouf
B«*tt«*r buy tin* new c a r now. N e l s o n ’s
Auto Hales, Dodge dealer.
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V ic tor Cham bers was a E ugene vis
ito r T uesday.
L. W. Miller, secr«*tary of t h e chain
b«*r o f commerce, a tt e n d e d a m eeting
of f a rm e r s of the s t a te held in Corval
lis th is week.
Hewing wanted. Mrs. Iv a n Moretz,
u p s t a ir s in Dorter buihling, 422 Main
stre e t, ove r rest room.
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Georg«* Hnyd«*r, of Loran«*, accom
pani«*«l by Mrs. Hnyder, sp e n t the
C hristm a s holi.Iays in Lug«*ne as th«'
guests of City T r e a s u r e r F r e d W«*»t
worth ami Mrs. W entw orth.
Mr. a n d Mrs. Win. Halton, of Rose-
burg, spe nt C h ristm a s «*it tin* home of
Mr. H a l l o a ’s p a ren ts, Mr. am i Mrs.
G«»orge Halton.
J. McAllister r e tu r n e d M onday to
B ro w iis vill«*, a f t e r spending a w»*«*k at
th«* L. V. Cochran home.
Mr. a n d Mrs. Wm. Brand, of Duns
m uir, Calif., a re visitin g here for a
week, h a v in g a r riv e d iu tim e to spend
Christ mas.
Van Ben t t y a r r i v e d from Dayville,
««astern Oregon, for C hristm a s ami is
spem ling t lu; week here.
W. B. Cooper w as a business visitor
in E ugene F rid a y .
Roseoe lle m enw ay, who is a tt e n d in g
the U. of <)., a n d Miss Nellie llemen-
way a n d Miss Helen Darlin g, of P o r t
land, were gue sts ove r Christin as at
the 1). 11. lle m e n w a y horn«- a n d Roseoe
is re m a in in g th r o u g h the holid ay v a c a
tion.
Vernou Whipps a r ri v e d from Powers
to sp«*ml C h ristm a s w ith his pa rents,
Mr. a n d Mrs. F inley Whipps.
E. C. Lockw ood has received word
from his brother, S ta n le y G., of Fal-
lom, N e w , t h a t he was m arried De
cem ber 17 in Han F ra nc isco to Miss
N in a Brown, of t h a t city.
Charles Chandler, who w ent to E u
gene to spend C h ristm a s w ith his f a m
ily, has come down w ith diphthe ria.
He was not feelin g well "when he left
here.
Mrs. O. W. H a y s ha s nearly recov
e red from an a t t a c k of diphtheria.
COUNTY BUDGET PROBABLY
WILL NOT BE CHANGED
Com missioner S h a rp T ake s H is Usual
F ling a t O th e r M em bers
of th e Court.
T hree changes in th«» county budget
for 1922 were recom mended a t the a n
nual t a x p a y e r s ’ m e e tin g at th e court
house S a t u r d a y . These c hanges are
r e g a r d in g th e placing of «*i p a rt of the
road m oney to be raised by t a x a tio n
next y«iar. Th«* b u d g e t as su b m itte d
by the county court was endorse«! with
these exeeffr ions, but u nde r the law
th«- court is not bourn! to heed the rce
o m m e n d a tio n s of the t a x p a y e r s ’ in«*et
ing unless it sees fit. Members of the
court e xpressed th e i r opinion t h a t the
budget will go th rough as they have
mad«* it.
t^uite a de le gation from the western
p a rt o f L a n e county was on h a n d and
it was on th«*ir m otion th at changes in
the* ro a d fu n d were suggested. One
«liange was tin* plae iug of .$1250 on the
I n d ian creek road if m atc hed by forest
m oney; a n o th e r w as the placing of
$.500 on th e Mercer lake roa d if
m atc hed by a n y o t h e r funds, a n d th e
th ird was th«* placing o|* $2000 on tin*
Pacific h ig h w a y l»etw«*en .function City
a n d th e H a r r is b u r g f«*rry.
The m e e tin g was alm ost e n tir e ly «1«»
void o f e x citem en t, niueh unlike a
num ber o f pr«*vious m eetings of the
kind. I,ast y e a r a str o n g fight was
made by th«* people o f w estern Italic
county for mon* road money a n d at
o th e r previo us m ee tings a good m any
of the d i f f e r e n t items of tin* b u dge t
were th e su b je c t o f a great deal of
discussion.
County Com missioner E m m e tt Hharp
took up some o f th e tim e of the meet
ing in c riticism of the o t h e r two mem
bers o f th e court on d i f f e r e n t m a tte r s
to which he is opposed. He declared
t h a t tin* c o u n ty should be out of debt
and t h a t it should lx* run on a cash
basis. He said t h a t tin* de linque nt tax
list is in cre as in g ly ste ad ily , but in ref
u t a tio n Hh«*riff F re d G. Htickels pre
pared a s t a t e m e n t of delinquent tax«*s.
II«* o b se rv e d t h a t when th e tax rolls
for a n y one y e a r a r e collected up to
tin* point w he re t h e r e rem ains only
$.8000 or $ It),000 o u t s t a n d i n g a n d un
collected, the g r e a t e r p a r t of the
a m ount is a p t to be lost. Home will be
collected a n d some will come in on «1«*
liiupien t ta x sales, said th«» s h e riff,
but it is s a fe t o f ig u re, he asserted,
on a loss o f $10,000 on the rolls for
a eh year.
Com missio ner S h a r p said t h a t the
o u t s t a n d i n g c o u n ty w a r r a n t s at the
»resent tim e am ount to a bout $100,000,
»ut the de lin q u e n t ta x e s to be collect
ed «luring th«* n«*xt tw o o r thr«*e ye ars
will fully c over the am o u n t, sni«l the
sheriff.
The e s t im a te d millnge fo r next y e a r
to meet th e expenses o f the c ounty, as
shown in th<* budge t, follows:
Mills
C ounty purposes.................8.70.8 $307,094
M arket r o a id
d s s..........
.......... ............. 1.029
1.629
«7,037
S ta te t n x .........»....................10.0.89 375,000
County high school.................755
26.500
County school.................. ....3.487 122,354
County school l i b r a r y ........ .032
1,144
County school d e f ic it ........ .143
4.993
Your w a n t s may be f«»w— provided
you are a user of Sentinel wantad*. *
The New Year Will Be a happy One
for you if you sta rt it right by placing your first grocery
order with us. The New Year can be made much happier for
us if your orders are placed early so we m ay have no trouble
iu g etting them delivered on time. We are pleased to receive
orders the evening before or early in the m orning hut we
do our best to get out on time even those received a t the last
moment. The besi of groceries and best of service are our aims
Ostrander
M cQueen
SOCIETY
Prices Reduced on
G u m s H. Mosby a n d Miss Mildred I.
Horn were m a rrie d Decem ber 24 in
Eugeuo, J u s ti c e of th e P e a c e Jesse G.
Wells o f f ic ia tin g .
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Mr. a n d Mrs. K. VV’. Davis a n d
d a u g h te r were hero from Youcalla over
C hristm a s a t t e n d i n g a fam ily reunion
a t the home of Mrs. D a v i s ’ p a rents,
Mr. a n d Mrs. H. C h e stn u t, a t which
tw e n ty tw o were present.
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Nelson F. Whipps a n d Miss Irm a
Mildred Miller were m a rrie d »Saturday
evening a t the home of the b r i d e ’s
g ra n d p a r e n ts , Mr. a m i
Mrs. Jo h n
Nokes, Rev. »S. H am rick o f f ic ia tin g . A
bounteous supper was se r v e d following
the ceremony. Only im m ediate rela
tives were present. The bridegroom is
a son of Mr. a n d Mrs. Finley Whipps
a n d th e bride is a d a u g h t e r of Mr. and
Mrs. Mnlla Miller, both being well
known in th e comm unity.
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P o r tla n d , Ore., Dec. 27.— Mr. a n d
Mrs. J . P . Graham were hosts Christ
mas eve a t their home on W illam ette
H e ig h ts to a num ber of frien d s , in clu d
ing Mr. a n d Mrs. George Hwengle a nd
sou a n d d a u g h te r , a n d Mrs. Clara
Burkholder a n d d a u g h te r, Miss Belle.
The liv in g room was t a s te f u l ly deco»
r a te d w ith holly a n d m istletoe a nd a
large C h ristm a s tree, w ith g i f ts for
each g u e st, was b r i ll i a n t w i t h decora
tions. F i v e hu n d re d was th e diversion
of the e vening. D a i n ty re fre sh m e n ts
were served. .
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A fa m ily reunio n was held Christm as
d a y a t th e C. M. Hhinn homo, others
pre sent be in g the O. M. Kern, C. J.
Kent a n d Mrs. lim a B e ag e r families
a n d H. J . Hhinn, se ve nte en in all.
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Mrs. E. G. O. G ro a t e n te r ta i n e d her
S unda y school class a t he r home »Sat
urd a y a fte r n o o n . The tim e was spent
with music, re adings a n d s t o r y telling.
A C h ristm a s tree was held a n d re fr e sh
m ents of cake, oranges, c an d y a n d figs
were served.
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A ve ry e njoya ble 6 o ’clock dinner
was se rved a t the home of Mrs. Rosa
C u rria M o n d a y evening. H«*r children
tMid t h e i r fam ilies were guests, this
being th e f i r s t tim e in m an y ye ars
th a t all ha v e been to g e th e r. Children
a n d t h e i r fam ilie s p r e se n t were Mr.
a n d Mrs. W. J . C ha pm a n, of Valsetz;
Mr. a n d Mrs. Vernon F ie lds, of Rose
b u rg ; Mr. a n d Mrs. George* Currin a n d
Mr. a n d Mrs. Lynch C urrin, of th is
city. G ra n d ch ild ren pre sent were Iva n
a n d P e a r l C urrin, Osie a n d Jo s ie C h a p
m an a n d D ona ld Fields.
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Mins M a rie Vent eh, who in soon to
become th e bride of V ictor Kem, was
tin' (¡nest of honor a t a miscellaneous
sh ow er giv en nt 4 o ’clock ye sterda y
a fte r n o o n by Mrs. Karl E. A r th u r at
her home on E leventh stre e t. Those
in v ite d were the Misses Myrtle I’otts,
Until Bede, W ilm a T h u r b e r , Mario
T h u r b e r , l.ois T hom as, M ildred Hiiiinu
a n d Doris Holderm an, Mrs. Harold
Dugan, Mrs. W illiam M .U i l v a r y a n d
Mrs. E a r l G a fo u tte . D a in ty refresh
m ea ts were se rved by th e hostess.
Cleaning and Pressing
S k irts pressed 50c u p ; cleaned
and pressed 75c up.
L ad ies’ suits pressed 75c up;
cleaned and pressed $1.50 up.
Dresses pressed $1 and up;
cleaned and pressed $2 up.
M en’s suits pressed 50c,
cleaned and pressed $1.50.
Overcoats pressed 75c¿clean
ed and pressed $1.50.
Suits spotted and pressed
75c and up.
A ltering and rep airin g done
by an expert tailor a t reason
able prices.
The COTTAGE GROVE LAUNDRY
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s ta tio n s , s te p p e d to e it h e r side, allow
ing* Mr. D a rn ell a n d Miss Wheeler,
who followed, to t a k e t h e i r [»lace
under a p r e t t y white bell. The solemn
a n d im pressiv e ceremony was p e r
form ed by E ld e r Rhoads. Following
c o n g ra tu la tio n s , Mr. a n d Mrs. L. M.
Babcock sa n g “ Last N i g h t , ” Mrs. C.
L. Babcock p re sid in g a t th«* organ.
R e freshm e nts of cake a n d g r a p e juice
were served. T he bride c u t the cake.
The bride w a s gow ned in white and
c arried white c arn a tio n s. The m aid of
honor also w a s a t t i r e d in white a n d
c arried p in k c a rn a tio n s. The b rid e
g r o o m ’s su it was d a r k a n d in his
butto nhole he wore a w h ite c a r n a tio n
from the b r i d e ’s bouquet. Tlx* best
m an wore a p in k c a r n a ti o n from the
m aid of h o n o r ’s bouquet. The decora
tions were pin k , white a n d green.
The happy couple r e ce iv e d m any use
ful a n d valu able presents, a m o n g w hich
w a s a box from O. II. W heeler c o n
t a i n i n g a set of knives a n d f orks, a
set of dessert spoons, a set of t e a
spoons, s u g a r shell a n d b u t t e r knife,
all of silver.
Those pre sen t be sides the b r id a l p a r
ty were Mrs. E. M. Wheeler, Oscar
Wheeler, Mr. a n d Mrs. H. W. Wheeler,
Mr. >Mid Mrs. L\ Darnell, Mr. a n d Mrs.
R. V. Darnell and fa m ily , Mr. a n d
Mrs. L. M. Babcock a n d fam ily, Mr.
a n d Mrs. C. E. B abcock, Mr. a n d Mrs.
B. W. G a rn er a n d Mr. a n d Mrs. M. F.
Babcock.
Form er R e sid en t R e turning.
W. G. P e r r y , who rem oved t o Salem
a few y e a r s ago, is r e t u r n i n g w ith his
fam ily, h a v in g tr a d e d his p ro p e rty on
Ash a v en u e to T J . F a v o r for four
acres west of t h e eity. Mr. P e rry was
in th e m ea t m a r k e t business here for
a num ber of y e ars.
View H ig h w a y Route.
Viewers f o r the c o u n ty were here
Tuesday asse ssing b e n e f i ts a n d «lam-
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ages for th e new route of P acific h igh
II. J . Shinn was host Inst night a t a way north o f th«* city. T h e i r report
t h e a t e r a n d d in n e r p a r ty in honor of has not yet been filed.
Miss M arie Veatcli a n d V ic tor Kem,
noon to be wedded. T he 'g u e sts were
G e ts Big Cat.
im m ediate r e la tiv e s of th e guests oi
K. G. Conner, of D elight Valley, got
honor.
a w ild c a t a few days ago in the
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woods back o f th e Conner place. I t
Silk Creek Society.
w a s one of t h e largest of the breed
The m a r r i a g e of E rnest Hoy Darnell th a t he hud e ver seen.
to E dith Emily Wheeler « a s solem
■lined a t 2 o ’clock p. m. S u n d a y , De
I t ’s w o n d e r f u l how q u ic k ly some
cem ber 25, a t th e home o f the b r i d e ’s people become fe rv e n tly im bued w ith
m oth er, Mrs. E. M. Wheeler. The eer t h e righte ousness of c e r ta in reform s—
euiony s t a r t e d w ith Mrs. C. E. Bub ju st as soon as it become» a p p a r e n t
cock s e a te d n t the o r g a n softly p laying
t h a t the people w i t h t h e m a j o r i ty of
“ I m v e ’s Old Sweet S o n g . ”
Inimedi
a te ly Mr. E. M. Babcock took his votes a re fo r them.
place beside her a n d sa n g th is benuti
ful song. Mrs. Babcock th e n played
a wedding m arch, to th e s t r a in s ot
which th e w e dding p a r ty e n te r e d from
un a d jo i n i n g room. E ld er A. \ . Rlionds
led. followed by Mr. Bennie Cole, best
My m otto is “ B etter C hickens.”
m an, a n d Miss Xnida Estes, maid of
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hutch only from one and two-
honor, who, when they reached their
Cottage Grove Hatchery
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