Coquille City herald., January 30, 1913, Image 8

Gildersleeve were in the Grove doing
some shopping Monday.
Oscar Wheeler arrived from Mill
I C ity Wednesday and w ill visit friends
a few days.
Disston Doings.
Jan. 29. — (>ne.
(Special to The Sentinel.) | Mrs. A. D. Owens visited at the J.
Wanted, 5 dozen barred rock pullets.
oodhurat has been very 1 F. Gildersleeve home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. K
Inquire o f Thos. Abrams.
Mrs. Ed. Hartley, who has been
sick for some time, but is slowly re-
For sale.—Two-seat hack in good covering.
quite ill, is improving.
condition. 1. A . Randall.
Mrs. John Damewood has the mumps.
Miss Mildred Pringle o f Cottage
For sale cheap.— F ifty -e g g incubator, Grove was the guest o f Miss O'Mara
Eugene M iller was in town Monday
"C y c le Hatcher.” M. A. Horn, Sagi­ over Sunday.
on business.
Horatio Mosby attended a dance in ! The M. F. Babcock family visited
naw.
friends on Row River Tuesday.
Horse for sale or trade.—W eight town Sl,turd*y evening.
J. Spahr, C. Arrington, Wm. Saun­
Elder C. M. Babcock, president o f
about 1650 lbs., 7 years old. W ill trade
ders, D. A. Mosbv, J. Carter were in the South
Dakota Conference of
for smaller mare. Arthur Vanschoiack, the Grove Saturday.
Seventh-day Adventists, is visiting his
Dorena.
Leo Wilson o f Dorena returned Mon­ aunt, Mrs. w . N. Wheeler at the J. B.
Three-year-old registered Jersey bull day morning to his position at the j Lew is home at Cottage Grove. He
reached ia the academy building here
! ('rites mill.
fo r sale, price $50. J. A. Powell.
Mrs. R. Wicks and children went to Sunday evening to a large congrcga
W. P. Prophet has 20 pure White
Wicks Station Saturday evening to tion.
Orpington hens for sale, also Brown
M. F. Babcock, w ife and three sons
visit J. Wicks and family.
Leghorn cockerels.
Mrs. L. A. Ralston and daughter Edward, Clyde and W alter, visited
Mrs. J. V. Thornton has young Black Lois are quite sick with an attack o f Mrs. W. N. W heeler at Cottage Grove
| Tuesday night.
the mumps.
Minorca hens fo r sale.
A woven w ire fence is being built
Dr.
Schleef
was
called
to
see
Mrs.
W. E. Walker has has fo r sale good
H. Simon Friday morning.
She is around the Silk Creek school house
gentle mare, weight 1400 pounds, also
grounds. ____________________
somewhat improved.
yearling colt, weight
about 1000
Mrs. T. M. Hatfield returned to the
Walden Items.
pounda. One mile west o f Walker, Ore. Schleef Hospital VVednesday morning.
Feb. 29. (Snecial to The Sentinel.
Leslie Wicks and his father, J.
Mr. Rozine from South Bend, Wash.,
Wicks, were passengers on No. 6 Sat­
has moved onto his farm at Blue
urday evening.
: Mountain.
Councilman K in g was on the Satur-
Mrs. Love Allen and son Robert
{ day evening train.
were guests at the Richard Martin
W alter and Andy Downs spent Sun­ home Sunday.
day at their home at Walden.
Paul I.andwehr and A lbert Rissue
1 were in the Grove Saturday.
Star Twinkles.
Mrs. W ill Chapman and children
Jan. 29.—(Special to The Sentinel.) ; visited a few days last week at the
— Fred Frost went to Cottage Grove Jones and M iller homes.
Saturday.
Harry Castle was in the Grove Mon-
L. D. Stewart transacted business I day.
in the Grove Saturday.
James I.ebow returned to Wendling
Miss Selma Hummel spent a few Sunday.
days with friends in Cottage Grove
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Limebaugh were
this week.
in the Grove Saturday.
L. S. H ill o f Cottage G rove spent
Elmer Hunter and Harry Mosby are
Saturday in this vicinity.
hauling poles for Geo. Nolta.
Lee Hubbard o f Cottage Grove is
Finley Whipps was in the Grove Sat­
employed at the Brown lumber camp. ' urday.
Frank Wilson and Harley Sw aggerty
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Damewood were
are fallin g timber at the Brown lum­ out to their ranch one day last week.
ber camp.
Arnold Durest is able to be out
W. J. Wicks and sons Jew el and again.
Vernon went to Cottage Grove Tuesday
The mumps have interfered greatly
to transact business.
with school work.
W alter Dowens o f Mosby Creek,
W illie and Albert o f Row River, were
Divide Items.
in this vicinity Tuesday.
Do you need a cream separator?
Jan. 29. — (Special to The Sentinel.)
Carl Pitcher, Joseph Wicks and son
Miss Della I^e
r’erini was in the Grove
Come and see our Blue Bell. It is
Leslie, C. R. Wicks, w ife and children Saturday.
good one and the price is right.
spent several days at the Joe Wicks
Mr. and Mrs. N. Lewis made a busi-
Warren McFarland has some nice home this week.
nees trip to town Monday.
Mrs.
Rollin
Wicks
and
Mrs.
Bud
Allen
young snws for sale.
Miss Floy Lee visited the home of
were at Row R iver Sunday.
I). Dugan Sunday.
See our new 2-WHy gang plow. It
The Row R iver Lumber Co.’s crew
Miss T illie Lew is was in the Grove
turns it down hill going and coming.
was laid off a short time this week or
Saturday.
account
c
f
one
o
f
the
donkeys
being
Ask your grocer for W hite River
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Olin le ft Thurs­
out o f commission.
Flour. It beats them all. You will
day for Bandon Bay.
have to pay 15 cents more for it than
Mrs. Z. T. Foster transacted business
Dorena.
fo r some other hard wheat flour, but
Jan. 28. — (Special to The Sentinel.) j in town Monday.
we guarantee every sack.
An extra gang was put in here one
— Mrs. Charles Teeters is on the sick
day last week on account o f the fill in
We have just received a car o f Page list.
Mrs. Currin Cooley is laid up with the canyon.
w ire fence, sll sizes. Come in and see
the grip.
Mr. Mackey and daughter were in
our special 39 inches high, 9 wires, 30c
Lot Wagner has a severe case o f the | the Grove Monday.
per rod. We can sell this fence at that mumps.
Massino Perini attended the dance in
price — we ge t it in carload lots .right
B illie Huston made a trip to Eugene Cottage Grove given at the home of
Archie Larson.
from the factory. We also have a full Saturday.
Ed Söderström made a business trip
line w ire gates.
Wm. Shearer has purchased the Bed­
to town Saturday.
Waldo M iller has for sale 3 pair rock sawmill and w ill start operations
in the near future.
Miss Della Perini has been staying
Tolouse geese or w ill trade for Brown
Mrs. Frank Wilson and daughter! with Mrs. Rurkett the past week.
Leghorn hens.
Roberta spent Saturday and Sunday
Work was started on the telephone
For sale, fine single comb Brown with Mrs. Clarence K irk at Latham.
line Tuesday.
Mrs. John K irk has blood poisoning
Leghorn cockerels.
Waldo Miller.
in her hand, caused by the scratch o f a
Box 176.
pin. She is im proving at present.
Forty lbs. o f W hite R iver flour for a
Arthur Vanschoiack made a trip to
bushel o f wheat at the hole in the wall. Cottage Grove Saturday to have a phy
I w ill trade you one sack W hite River sician examine one o f his eyes which
has been paining him severely.
flour for one tier 16 inch old growth
Chas. W illen and fam ily returned to
fir wood. Come and see me in the hole their home at W alterville Friday, after Peculiar Coincidence Happens in
in the wall.
an extended visit with the Jennings
Popular Rees-Wallace-Sentinel
fam ily at Bedrock.
Column
Neighborhood News
TWO CANDIDATES TIE
THEIR VOTE
Piano Contest.
a
i m
a t your* G r o c e r s
Delight Valley.
I have one 10-acre tract and one 18
acre tract yet unsold, two miles cast
o f Cottage Grove, under irrigation
ditch, also near city pipe line. I f you
want something that will make a nice
home, come and see me. J. F. Spray.
Jan. 28. --(Special to The Sentinel.)
— L ittle Mildred Hanna, while at play
with other children Saturday, fell and
broke both bones in her le ft forearm.
She was taken to Cottage G rove to
have the bones set.
Mrs. S. C. Hamden and daughter o f
Irvin g are visiting at the home o f G.
A. Hamden.
Uriah Coonrod returned to Saginaw
Sunday a fter a month’ s visit at his
home in Montague, Calif.
Miss Frances Beatty le ft Monday
for a few days’ visit in Creswell.
Smith Ensley and w ife were shop­
ping in the Grove Saturday.
Rev. J. L. Beatty went to Halsey
Monday to assist at the burial services
o f Mrs. Harry M etcalf.
Mrs. W ill Keene transacted business
in Cottage Grove Saturday.
Mrs. Judson Allen spent Monday in
Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs, W. A. W itcher were in
Cottage Grove Wednesday.
The N eat fam ily has returned to
their old home in Saginaw after a resi­
dence o f over a year in Southern Cali­
fornia. They declare the climate o f
Oregon more healthful than that o f
California.
Misses Elizabeth and Anna Queen
visited over Sunday with Mrs. Edwin
Tullar at London.
Page field fence is a spring steel,
best by every test. Phone 162.
Silk Creek.
m wm ii
B E TTE R TH AN E V E R
Makes
Wh iter. Lighter Breadj
S. W. Boyd has White Leghorn
Cockrels for sale. They are good ones
Improved Oregon strawberry plants
fo r sale. See J. A. Prophet, the man
who sells berries all summer.
Try a sack o f W hite R iver Flour.
Ask your grocer fo r it. I f he hasn’ t
it, call Spray, phone 162.
Farmers, come in and see our manure
spreader. Something new.
Jan. 29.— (Special to The Sentinel.)
John Deere and O liver plows at
—J. R. Lynde was in Cottage Grove
Spray’s.
Buy your feed and flour o f Spray. on business Friday.
Mrs. R. S. Trask o f Row R iver
Phone 162.
visited friends here the first o f the
I deliver free to all parts o f town. week.
Spray, phone 162.
Miss Stella H artley o f Salem, who
T ell Spray what you need to buy, had spent two months here at the home
also what you have for sale. Get it o f her brother, E. T. H artley, le ft
into Spray’ s column and do business. Tuesday for Glendale, Calif.
Remember this column is fr e e —don’ t
Elder Snyder o f Saginaw preached
cost you anything.
in the school house Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Baker S lagle visited her mother,
I f you need an engine see our engine
Mrs. John Damewood, Tuesday.
and g e t our price before you buy.
A 12-pound daughter was born Friday
Good second hand roller feed m ill for
to Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Veatrh. Mrs.
aale.
Wagons, buggies, plows, harrows, Veatch is very sick with pneumonia.
Clyde Babcock arrived Sunday from
cultivators, discs, binders, mowers and
Mountain View , Calif., and w ill spend
rakes at the big hole in the wall.
few days with his parents, Mr. and
Rem ember the goat. He w ill kill Mrs. M. F. Babcock, before returning
the brush and make the grass grow to his work in South Dakota.
w hile you sleep.
Seth Roe was in Cottage Grove
I pay cash fo r chickens, eggs, h'des, Monday.
grain.
Mrs. L. M. Owens and Mrs. J. F.
Mrs. Robert Hanna and Miss Inez
Flynn are tied for second place in the
Rees-Wallace-Sentinel piano contest
this week. The vote o f each is 582,400.
Miss Veta Hickey still holds first place
by a comfortable m argin:
Standing o f candidates is as follow s :]
Veta H ick ey....................
Mrs. Robert Hanna ......
Inez F lin n ............ ........
Mrs. Joe M cKibben........ .......... 463520
Thelma Jones.................
Rilla Stennett.................
Christina Turk ..........
Martha W oolley...............
Mattie W hitten...............
Mrs. Fairy Allen ............
Blanche Lindstrom ........ ..........149350
Mamie Michael...............
Ruth Ewing ...............
Eva K in g ......................
Mabel M c F a rla n d .......... ............81450
Elsie Pleuard................... ............24 (XX)
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half Price Sale o f
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Boys’ Knee Pant Suits
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HAMPTON
Motorman Injured When
Pheasant Breaks Window
Wedding Waits Six
Weeks for Preacher
Dazed Bird Crashes Into Ore­
gon Electric Train :: :: ::
Wilds of Western Lane Are
Trying to Little Love God ::
From the mountains that look out
A most peculiar accident happened
to Charles Holmes, motorman on the onto the Pacific from Western l.ane
south bound Oregon Electric train due County there comes a atrange tale o f
at Eugene at 7 :30 Saturday.
The love deferred, ami o f parental affec*
train was coming along this side of ion. Six weeks ago Pearl Dole anti
Junction at a comfortable rate when a O live» Jonea received their license to
flock o f China pheasants were roused wed, and only Saturday were they able
from the grass in the esrly twilight. to have the ministrations o f Rev. John
One o f them seemed bewildered and Drumm o f Florence.
flew straight for the head o f the train, j Their home ie 23 milee north o f
crashing through the lookout o f the ' Florence, up beyond Cape Hecela,
motorman, breaking the glass into a where the Lane County roads d rift into
thousand pieces and striking Mr. the trails o f Lincoln County. There
Holmes fair in the face. Hia faee was had l>een difficulty in gettin g the li-
cut by small piecea o f glaas in two cenae, for no justice o f the |>eare was
dozen places, and acme o f the pieces near to take the necesaary affidavits,
What’s in the
Sack?
w ere not returned. ¡too«!
fear for her ninths! th» (lr
A ml now *hc it many
the goodness of tht m«{
mountaineer who twic#4*
o ver trcachernu» nmli f
ge t a minlaler, ami
to take the preacher hum.
ASK AND SUBJECT WIU
UP AND DISCUSS
Prof. Boquet of ApTcxfc-
to Speak to Hor
Society Satufey
The next regular
l.ane County llnrtieultanlf
be held at (hr
In Eugene Saturday a t t y 1
apeakrr o f the day will ba7
Roquet o f Oregon A»rw;
lege. Prof. Briquet ia I
vegetable
culture and
market gardening. S«nn(r
o f the aaaoeiation ha»«
quenta to diacuaa errtata
vegetables and garden
preparation, etc. I f any
a certain subject diacw
him a imatal card at Cor»!!
what he would like to hm
upon in hia address M r.!
apotxl at the meeting Ai~
for gardening ia near at I
lie an unuaual opportunityr
ideas arui put them into i
The m eeting ia o|irn to all
U. OF 0. PROMISED
A storv is told o f the l>oy who took
a sack o f rabliits to town and re­
turned home without selling them.
When called ujxm for an explana­
tion lie said no one had asked him
what he had in the sack.
livery up-to-date merchant uses
his show windows to advertise to
some extent what lie has in his
sack, and upon counters and about
the store room other attempts are
made to tell those who come into
the store of the things hidden away
in boxes and barrels.
Hut many do not see the display
window and mauv do not go into
the stores to ask what is in the sack.
Hut most o f them do take the local
pa|>er, expect that to tell them
what is in the sack. Many read
the paper and come to town with a
list o f goods and the names o f the
holders o f the particular sacks
they wish to find.
The moral is plain— If you want
to sell goods, let folks know what
you have in the sack.
Names not given are the same aa
almost pierced his eyes. The bird also
last week.
scratched the man’s face with claws
Rees-Wallace gives 1000 votes on each and wings. Mr. Holmes went to the
$1.00 purchase.
company’s local surgeon, had his
Votes given by The Sentinel are aa wounds dressed and reported the cause
fo llo w s :
o f injury as "attacked by a pheasant
On each new subscription first
while on duty.” While the cuts are
y e a r.......................................... 5,000 not dangerous, there are about 26 o f
On each old subscription, first year
them and they had to be sterilized.
................................................. 1,600 |
Thinks It a Funny PapeT.
On each year above one year on
A lbert Woodard writes from Wind-
eith er new or old. (On new
b e rry : ” 1 received through the mail
subscriptions all above first
today a copy o f the new Tuesday
year ia considered as old sub­
scription) .................................2,000 paper, “ The Leader.” I understood
that when you purchased the paper it
On clubs o f five old subscriptions,
a bonus o f ................................ 5,000 was dead forever. Am I to under­
stand that you are putting out a funny
On clubs o f five new subscriptions, a
bonus o f ....................
10,000 paper on Tuesday in honor o f your new
arrival? Is it a joke, or what is it?
On each $1.00 worth o f job printing
I f you are publishing a funny paper,
(10 per cent o f price must ac­
company o rd e r).......................1,000 send it along, but kindly wrap it in
T H E NEW S paper—The Sentinel.”
No coupons given on advertising,
So far The Sentinel has been unable
to learn anything o f the publication o f
Mark Stone Taken to Hospital.
Mark Stone, who was severely the paper referred to.
crushed at the Champion mine several
Tim e is money, it costs you about
months ago, was taken to a Eugene a dollar in time every time
you read
hospital Monday fo r treatment. He is all the live newa in one
issue o f The
having trouble with the pelvic bone.
Sentinel.
Col. Hofer Mnv Dedkttt
from Sale of Nonl
When the aalea o f CoL
reach 100,000 the University
is promised a new dorm!
H ofer made this promise isa
at the university Friday at*
on journalism as a at*|
literary fame. He spos* of
cultea to tie overcome by mo
and o f his own trouble is
publisher.
Col. H ofer declared that tl
o f the great men in Amei
ture have received their
newspaper office. This out
was O liver Wendall Hoh
Colonel has finished hit e*.
rcer, and now lives in hop»,!
o f becom ing a successful
the literary world. His w*
soon to lie placed on the
first
attempt.
It is bud
weatern life.
APPROPRIATION FOR
Commercial Clubs of V«U«f
Operate.
C ottage Grove Commereisl *
cooperate with the comment*1
o f the valley in nn attempt-
large appropriation from the
ture for a direct north and i
way through Weatern Orego®-
appropriation o f a couple mil-
be secured, it will settle fc
talk o f m oving the I’acilie Hi|
Eastern Oregon. A joint ~
representatives o f the
clubs w ill be held within if* *
and after the document was received
the bride’s father went to Florence to
get a minister, but diligent search
along the whole lower Siuslaw failed
to disclose a single jierson available.
So the father went back to hia moun­
tain home, and no more was heard o f
him until last week, when he again
apjieared in Florence, searching for a
minister. Why the bride and bride-
groom-to tie did not play Mohammed Money Necessary to B ut
and go to the minister, has not been
to Eaat f o r the Old M*n
told. A t any rate, the minister went
Now o n Hand.
to the wilderness to perform the cere­
mony.
Keoeipt this week of I1® >
The bride some months ago. op­ source which The Sentinel b » :
pressed by the loneliness o f the moun­ 'Ideated not to publish, O * » ^
tains and the sea, ran nway from home, fund necessary to buy a ticks* *
walking the 23 miles to Florence. A East fo r the crippled dd»**-
neighbor overtaking her, offered a ride, Mr. Days has been so klndlf “
but she refused, saying that her ” pa during the pant month and ®etj
would be mad” at him and accuae him much success in hia book »sis* “
o f helping her to run away.
She * tim e he decided that he did <*
reached Florence late at night with her *° >«®ve, but he hsa changed kb,
little bundle o f worldly goods and ■nd haa asked The Sentinel •*'
with her fee t wet from fording the those who contributed to •**.
streams that run into the ocean.
H® haa asked that the tick«
A day or two later the g ir l’s mother Purchased until he has had tin*
came to Florence with the message o f iver the books for which bek**
the father's wrath and threats i f ahe
orders.
FUND IS COI