Cottage Grove sentinel., September 29, 1911, Image 5

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H H O FE 8M IO N A I CAMUS
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I . i ' shoiik ili l'uintllig
Mrsidriirr limi
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Tc/iclwi n i l ,iii iiu n i n i i l i f i/ i n
Karl <ìilk#\ o í fìrmiL* I' hhh , Mtopped
T h t I j n c county fuir commit tei* m
oli t a r e hint Kritiny while on hi* wuy ¿till Ht work tabulating the prize* for
In WillufinTli- Univuraiiy.
lliu pur|Mis«> of submitting them to the
Mr». S. Pierre uml twn 1 1 rt ii ^ li t<- ih tir - county court. They have not yet tub­
riveli Tucaday troni Col tini wooii, ,S. I). ulated the expenditures unil receipla,
Mi». Pierei- ih M| iw mi iii ^ lite wei k look hut F. M. Wilkins, who m on the corn-
big over differunt |iiii *-« of lumi in mittce a it id yesterduy tlmt the receipts
U hm vieinity unii •-x|«i i’lir lo luuke Ilio were likely to be Ifi the neighborhood of
( n lla g c lirove vli initv Iter boni«, Mr. fifty-live hundred dollara uml thut the
Pierre i x per I h In urnve ili uliout nix expenditure» would lie about .f'.,mai
Weektt. A wrerk unii li luniiulnle deluy \ dolluri«.
eli Mm. Cleri’« Mini fuinlly unii Iliad e
Hen King wua in Kugene WedneaJay,
IIn* t r 11 • lullier tnonolonoilH, Imi thvy
Mayor Alirunm wua in Kugene on
Kuyiil .%* •««}« «ily unii kouu l
ut f ie l lliu* whul lliey iiuve ueeii liere liuu
buameaa yesterday.
Munti
t<CMiitfiirr S i i u i u l S t f r r t .
repald tin nì for Iito inrnnveiitein’e.
"H ie
Poor Mun ill the Stylish
Oftu • I'liuu* Main *»
kmlilum r Main I II I,
Ainong tlioue frinii liete whu utlt iul C h u rch" Suiiduy evening, Methodist
•■il llie l.unu l'ouiity Fuir at K ukuiiii lutti church.
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Al I k Al le
Wlll. I.MIldcntt, Juu. Utili-
Mrs. J . S. Henson will leave next
I h i l l 1s t
luril, Mru Metto«', F . II. Pumurcal, J .
l iu iduy for North Yakim a, Wuab., to
A M . W O R K U U A K AN I M I)
li. liuiin, Mimlutne» Klinnu unii Arile
attend tin- branch meeting of tin- Worn
l .a w H o n Ithly,
Cotti|¿f (imvp, Ore turimi, lì. W. Mi'h'iirlumi, lieti Lurch, en's Foreign Miaaiona Society. She
('. II. Iluight, Iir. unii Mm. W. W.
will go ua a delegate from the l u ttu g e
Oglesby, Mr. unii Mm. .1. ti. Me.lley,
./. /<:. YOUNG
(¡rove auxiliary.
-lodge K mi: uml lumily, F. i>. Phjllips,
* •Htm n r i* a l I ,i w
Mrs. W. K. Hurl and daughter, M ims
Mr. unti Mm. C. W. l'uldwell, thè
« » f l u e «tit M m n i l i n l , W r i t Hid#
M ihmi ’U Murimi unii Frauei» lieutty, Opal, returned this week from Hun-
i ' u i l ^ i K («M O V K
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Mr. unii Mr». A. W. Soineru, K. li. dun, O re., where they had been visit­
S|M)iieer, 1.. il. Womlrulf I.. A. ICuU- ing und enjoying the aeaahore fur live
,/. ('. JO HNSO N
ton, Mm. A. W. R im e unii Iwo chihiren. weeks. Mr. Hurt is building a bun­
galow there and will return in about a
A llu n il i iil-l.im
Un Siiitiiuy morning, Oetoher 8, ut
Week.
P u o i o v t o ¿ill i o u r ! n u t S h u * *
i tu i mu •
Il u. in. " F a r m c r a D a y " will he ob-
Mrs. P. 1. Itust und daughter, of Ku­
«Ululi, ivtiuiiiy mio ! P i o t i a t e hi w « *.|»e« m il \ nerveil ut thè Mothodi»t cliureh. Ali
( o ) I r c i l u t i tifili ) l i s t i i «i l u •'
I i II itn n i thè ground lire urgeii to he gene, visited in the eily this week.
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ni t ri i linai»),
i < »T‘I M « K I . M i i V K ,
i «M M i l i N
OH. U. II. SOM LUS
O sim /i/itliu
1‘h t sit uili
A nolher eonferenee yeur bcgiiiN ut
Ulti, r, l.-lMN.lll Iti IM k
lloilfM ’■ |(| I ‘J
.« Ill , I .'til Id . * INI }i ill
I .1 lie i li. ini i. b\ thè Melhoilihl ehureh un SumJuy. The
il|i|>u4lllllirllt
iimt one a un moni BUei'isttf ul hut it ih
thè inlentiun nf thè paslor unii hi«
M iro n ir d is e a s e t ii spcciallY
i « iihu I
wnrkcr» to muke thè cltsuilig twelvc
■ ittioli «tul « x am itiatio n f i r .
inonth* Un inoMt reiiiMrkuhle in thè
Phone 47
hiHtor) of thè »ocioty. l'ulilic woridiip
A. F. A A. M P o tta g e «trovi*. No.
ut
il a. in. with uihlriaM hy Robert Sut-
r. I . Mi-cts I h t Mini Itili \\ * illn hilil) H.
eliffe mi "F o rw u rd M u reh!” i ’eople'a
Visitors m p lia lly invitili.
Andrew Itrntnl. W. M. Copulur Sei vice ut 7 :3 <> p. in. with
Il II. Voateh, Sir.
leclure hy punti ir un " T h e l ’uor Muti
in u Slyliali C liu r r h ." Miaa Mihireil
t O T T A G K l l h i i v K ( A M I1, No- (.124 l ’rmgle givva, " T h e T h ie f un thè
M
of A., nn i In tin* lirai unii t litui
l ui'Hiluy nf each in-. 1 1)i ni Klk»’ Hull, 1 roaa. " Tina la tiie atruligeat rcudtng
givcn in thè city hy lina talento«! elo-
Visitors Welcome
C. W. WAI LACK. l ’oliatiI.
« Utioiiial. S|ieuk ulHiiit lina aervice to
O K V K I. K N A I ’I*. l'It-rk.
! ali newcoinera. ilihle achool ut 9 :4 5
unti Kpworth Lingue ilevotionul m e e t­
ing ut li :3U. A heurty welcome tu ull.
T K R S K TOWN TO P IC S.
Many Minor Mutters Condcnsctl for
Kasy P e r u s a l.
Mint lime uml i.ynch Currin return*
■-■I Tuemluy night from n fo rtnig ht'a
viait in Kutttnrn Oregon.
Felix t'urrin, wlioae e xhibit nt the
( ‘minty fme Ima attriicteil nation wide
a ttention, wa« in tin- city Wmlnt-ailuy.
Ili Ima juat ahlppcd to the experim ent
station ut Chico, Cu lif., .Mi2 buaiiela o f
Inngier ami hlack purple veteh aenl
winch lie rmaed from aeeil furnished hy
the ntiition. The crop wna rniac«! in h s
A Inrg bunch o f Gy paie« encamped
wnlnot o'elmrd mid w h s un excellent
liear Cotlaite (òroVe Olle iluy Inai Week,
yieId.
hut thè people of thia aection hilVe su
luieke Itrnwn was ir i’aigenc on hu»i- long uullivtii thè auperalition neeeaaury
ness Tuestlny.
tu muke thè humneaa of fortune telling
W, K. Hrown. o f F.ugene. mum in the g . .«al th a l il wua noi very hurtl for
eily the lirai of the week.
Muralmll Snuilgrutta to convince ihem
The school children huve enjoyed n limi there were h e tle r tic-Iti« for their
few duya’ vacation tina week while the opera Mona ulieuil, uml the\ Houli nuiveti
te a c h f *a huve bei’ii ul tending the inai1- un. I.eutier.
tu te ut Kugeiie.
( i e l u hottle of thè lieat Sew ing Mu-
All
the touchers nf the ( o l t i i g e t'hine Oli unti aome new neetilt-a, unti
tirove puhlic actuada urc in Kugene make timi ohi SeMing Machine run un­
tins week unending the in s 'itu te being iti you culi huy u new nrnehine of M ar­
belìi there.
ion Veutch. Ile will Meli you otte uut
J . Kelly, nf Kugene, wua in the city of live <iilTi-rent linea, ut pricea front
Wcitneailuy, and wua bragging utiniil 1 $17.(X> up.
tin- H-|>uund boy that recently arrived
The C o ttag e Crove T ra n s fe r will
ut Ina home.
j m.ive about O ct. 1st to tile eonnnercial
J . S. Henson, Mr. and Mrs. J . I. barns on 3rd stre e t. Their phone num-
Jo n e s unii Mr. und Mra. Crunk Wheel- ber u tte r Unit date will be 72.
er attended the Methodist Conference
|{t.v. J . F. Sm ith, o f C o ttag e (¡r o v e
luat w«-i'k h I Sulciti hh dclegutea fr in ì returned home thia afternoon u 't e r a t ­
tilla parish. Mr. Jo n e s was re-elected tending the i|uarlerly conference of the
•me of the vipe-|«esidenta of the l . a y - , Free Methodist churcii which has been
men a association. Mrs. YV fu eler rep- 1 ¡u progress in W est Koaeburg for the
resented the ludies in the jo int confer punt few days. Koseburg News, 2.rilh.
ene«’ of niiiiittltTs and laymen.
laymi’n. Tin1
Tin
|U.ur Ml|(|re(1 |*rmK|t. give " T h e
delegate« report the conference us bav- ' I T h ief on the C r o s s ," Sunday evening
log been a very interesting one. The
M. K. church.
Hildreas of Dr. Forbes, of I’lnlailelphia,
J u s t ic e King hud u busy duy yester-
•.vus a masterpiece. A resolution was
I duy. Arthur McCluren whs up charged
adopted censoring S e creta ry of S l a t e .
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by Mra. Holland, of the l,u lla g e hotel
Knox ami S e cretary o f Agriculture j _ . , u
,
with g e ttin g board und lodging frudn-
Wilaon, the former for giving liia sanc­
iently. The judge could see no grounds
tion to the Internulional Hiewera* con­
on which to hold him.
F. It. Finney
gress und tbe Inte rnational Harley und
was in from a Row river logging camp
Hop I'ri/e Exhibit to be held in Chi­
to swear out a warrant for a man
cago from Oc tôlier 12 to 22, and the
named Hunter who had gotten into an
la tte r for his acceptance of the honor-
altercation with him ami mussed him
ary position of president of the I n te r­
! up with a peuvy.
national I’. rewera' congress.
Negotiations are pending for the sale
The Thursday Afternoon Sewing club
j of J . I. J u n e s ’ prize apple orchard of
met with Mra. h'runk Wheeler Tuesday
twenty acres, located at the southern
afternoon.
edge o f town, the consideration in the
Mr. Rohrer, o f Coquille, is making a lrHnm,cti((11 lu.j|1K $1000 |K;r
The
cuuple w e e k s’ visit with his daughter, orfh>r), ¡H fuur yt.HM oWt HIM, j8 rated
Mra. W. A. Brand.
i among the very best in the state.
Mrs. A. McKinney returned Sunday
Mr P , , w ,ttlc>u.r haft |M>UK,lt „
from a visit of two and one-h alf months tract of land near Saginaw , and may
with her daughter, Mrs. Nellie S i m ­ occupy it next spring.
mon, o f Vancouver, W bh I i .
Lew A. Calca has awardcd thè con­
J . Kirby of Kugene, was in the city tr a r i for latiIdiug a house and barn oli
Monday.
his t r a c i of land two mi Ics simili of
Win. Horn, o f Saginaw , was in the town.
city last Friday.
I„ S. Hill looked a fte r business mat-
M imm Della llovd left Monday for
Kugene to Hpeml the winter.
Muta Messie Griffin is attending the
fair a t Rosehurg this week.
Mrs. W. K. McGovern ami daughter,
of California, and Mrs. T y e , of P ort­
land, have been guests a t the S . K.
McGovern home during the |(*st week.
Mrs. C. J . Kent and son left Tuesday
for u w e e k ’« visit a t Lebanon, Oregon.
Borrowed Cash Better
Than Store Credit
If you rnunt have credit for a few days,
borrow the cash of your banker.
He will
loan you $10.00 for thirty days at a miximum
charge of 50c.
Nine dollars expended at
this store on the cash plan will go as far
and in many cases further than $10.00 ap­
plied on Long-Profit, credit accounts.
We
sell for cash and have no bad accounts for
which to make an allowance in pricing our
merchandise. We make you a cash price
inducement.
Our merchandise is sold
on a much closer margin of profit than we
could possibly sell for on the credit basis.
Give the cash plan a trial at this store and
you will be convinced that it is the only
Right way to buy.
J . W. Anderson returned Wednesday
Wynne and Woods are unloading a
from u viait with his mother in Ku- (.ar u f ,jra iri tj|e. This is the first com­
gene.
plete ear shipped in for some time.
August I.alisch returned Wednesday
from ii week's stay in Kugene, where Cottage Grove Manufacturing Co.
he went for medical treatm ent
•
Incorporated.
|>reuenl ut Ibi» unlque uerviee. Spi -
fluì Meuta reuerveii for thè guesltt oi
lionor. ttoiul luvulory fucllitieM. T botte
wi»hing to enjoy u line liinner hefure
rctu rning homi- will lìmi tables, dishe»
unii hot coffee in thè huaeinent.
Mr. uml Mr». M. !.. Thompkina, of
(ìleo«vomì III lolita. A e r e in Un- city
limi F n d a y morning. Mr». Thompkina
brouglit witn Iter aumplea o f fruii
whieh itrew Una yeur un her pince,
whlch i» oli thè «un»li) 1 1 hetweon fieri
unti thè ( . o r n i l e vullcv unti atte Ima uln-
piy ahnwn timi fru ii culi he (¡ruA’ii ut
thut elevutlon juat nit well u» in thè
vulley. The fru ii conaiateti of liu rlle tt
pcura, llullun ami ln.-tile pruina, pcuch
' unii r n x piuma, unti liianmrk upplea
, thul M ere M 11houl u hleiiiinh or fuull ol
uny kimi.
W. C. T. U. Notes.
The .State convention nf the W. C. T. I
I '. will lie held at Medford Oct. hth to
l l t h . Plans huve been made to make
it tiie liirgeat und beat state m u ting
ever held. The Medford people have
extended u heurty welcome and will
co-operate wiili the Cnion to muke the
convention u grand success. The < ot-
tuge (¡rove union will «end as delegates
Mrs, N. K. ( ’ornpton, president, und
Mrs. Kilty H. Wmals, vice-president.
Summary of years work in Kottugc
( jr o v a :
Itcgular meetings held I S ;
socials ; lectures 3 ; public m eetings
2 ; essay contest 1, giving <T> prize;
special medal contests 2, silver med­
a l s ; special sermon to young people 1 ;
baby shower 1 ; donation party 1 ; offer­
ings received at Mrs. Armour's lecture,
1100.00; pledges taken, $115.0(1; re ­
ceipts at public meetings, $K.50; dues
paid to date, $20.00; total cash used in
work 'including tags sold) $270.59;
Mower mission sent 250 )us|uets to sick
and ulftictcd, also fruit und other deli-
casies ami bundles of clothing to needy.
Campaign meetings held, eleven, pos­
tage for s»nding campaign literatu re,
$15,00, received at Miss R ob bins’ lec­
tures, Ill.HO; parent-teachers associa­
tion organized. Corresponding s e c t ’y,
M R S. K. B. WOODS.
Kugene Guard, 2Sth. Itev. J . F.
Articles of incor|sjration were filed
Healtie of Cottage (¡rove wua in town in Kugene Tuesday tor what is known
today. II* taken the Saginaw work as the Cottage Grove Manufacturing
during the corning yeur.
company. The incorporators are W. L.
II. F . Wynne and family returned Hubbell, W. N. Hubbell and S . R.
Wednesday from a w e e k ’s visit ul S a l ­ S m ith ; the capital stock is $10,000 and
em, where they took in the s ta te fair the business is a planing mill or manu­
factu ring of building material busi­
and visited relatives.
An evergreen blackberry plant grow­ ness. The lirm has been conducting
ing out of ii chunk o f solid plaster is its business here for a year or so as a
something of u curiosity, hut plant life partnership.
UMPHREY & M A C K IN
THE BEST RIGHTLY PRICED
DRY GOODS
grows under most uny circum stances
Notice of Meeting of Board of
in thitt fe rtile valley und u blackberry
Equalization.
plant, growing us described, was found
N otice is hereby given th at on the
back of the Sentinel office yesterday
third Monday o f October, being the
by P arker, the doughnut king.
Mrs. J . Thorne, who hua u ranch a llith day thereof, 1911, the board of
short distance from the city, is now equalization for l-ane county, Oregon,
ielivering Je r s e y milk in tin- city unu will attend at the court house in said
looking for more customers.
She county and publicly examine the a s ­
promises full measure uml nn exce lle n t sessment roll» and c o rrect all errors in ,
valuation, description or qualities o f
quality of milk.
lands, lots or other property assessed
We cordially invite you to hear the
by the assessor, and it shall he the
Victmlu and the Amberola, at W a t c h 's
duty of persons interested tu appear at
Music store.
the time and place appointed.
K. K. Krhardt, o f Kugene, was in
Uated this 23rd day of Septem ber,
the city this week on business.
1911.
J . 1.. Howe transacted business in
HEN J A M IN F . K E N N E Y .
Kugene thia week.
County Assessor.
Mrs. (¡UHiiie Swank, of Kugene, is
visiting frivnds in the city.
,
Mrs. Kirk, of Hruwimvillg, is visiting
, n t},t. e ¡ty>
Mrs. R. L. Jarolw and daughter, of
Dexter, lire visiting Cottage Grove
friends. They have ju st returned from
|
an eastern trip.
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| Winter is here a g a i n ; brush up the
summer cobwebs from the phonograph ,
amt buy a few of the late spicy records •
for it, from the full stock at W a t c h 's
Music store.
,,
Hinds & Co. sold Hurry Knowlton
and wife Filzgibhons' lot on E ast Main '
this week. Knowltons are going to
build a neat bungalow. Also the " M i s ­
souri H o u se" property on Second S t.
from Jo hn Moxley to Jo hn K. (¡oldens.
Those from Cottage Grove who r e g ­
istered for the tea ch e rs' institute at
Kugene this week w e re : Roy C. A n­
derson, Lucy Hell Hurgess, l.ulu Cur­
rin, Mrs. O. K. Crow, Mabel G re e n ­
wood, Florence Green, J , F. Godard,
Funnie E. Haney,
liuzel llazelton,
Lena Holcomb, I.. Maude Hooper,
M a file Iverson, H. K. Inluw, I.aura
Remain, H. C. King, Marjorie Miller,
Neva Fi-rknis, Ernest I'urvanee, Myr­
tle I’urvance, Roxie Pringle, Harriet
Vilas, I.olo M. Wilson, Anna Rohrer,
Frances E. Wallin, Emma B. Wilke,
Gertrude Wheeler, Fannie Haney.
Blood Hound on Way Here.
The bloodhound " T r a c t ” is now on
his way from Coopersville, Mich., to
Cottage Grove.
Marshall Snodgrass
telegraphed fur the dog last night. '
The priee paid is $325. The hound will
he private property, Mr. Snodgrass
having secured the dog by selling
shares. He will donate his services
free and all money the hound earns
above expenses will he divided among
the share holders. Th<* dog is g uaran­
teed to trail man or horse and is e x ­
pected to make this community a rnth-
\ er unhealthy place for fugitives.
Reeves Musical Coni pan v
Arcade Theatre.
at
the
The Reeves Musical Company will
appear at the Arcade Theatre begin­
ning Monday Oct. 2nd for two nights.
This is a high class entertainm ent.
The Reeves Musical Company is ap­
pearing under the direction uf Henry
S. Fendler, a man known from coast to
coast. Appearing under this manage­
! ters in Kugene one day thia week.
ment is sufficient guarantee o f the
Dr. W. M. Carroll arrived
from
class o f the show.
' Marshrteld yesterday and expeets to
¡lo ca te in Cottage Grove. Mr. C a rro ll'
Notice.
, is a Michigan man whu carne out here
Dr. W. M. Carroll, chiropractor o f
a ycar ago with thè intention of going Marshfield, will give diagnosis and
hack better satisfied with his home ' treatm ent free until Oct. 4th. I treHt
state, but be has been unable to over­ all.disesscs, chronic diseases a special-
come the ch II of thia gre at western ety. At Hotel Oregon, rooms 5 and lì.
country.
Hours 1 to 5 ; 7 :3U to 8 :3<) p. m.
GROCERIES
SEE IS ABOUT EARM LOANS
BANK
OF C O T T A G E
GROVE
‘ A G O O D B A N K IN A G O O D T O W N ”
C A PITA L $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0
I N T E R E S T PAID ON T IM E D E P O S I T S
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE SENTINEL
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Twice Its Former Size - Enlarged in all Departments
E V E R Y T H IN G
NEW,
NOVEL
AND
U P -T O -D A T E
W IL L E X H I B I T AT
Cottage Grove,
O N E DAY
Friday, Oct. 6
T W O P E R F O M A N C E S AT 2 A N D 8 P. M.
AL. G. BARNES
BIG 3 -R IN G W IL D A N IM A L
CIRCUS
300
ANIM AL
ACTORS
300
Thirty-Troups of Savage Beasts in Salutation-Thirty
Russian Bears and African Lions Will Ride Horses
Bengal Tigars, 2 2 African Lions, Pamas, Jaynars, Zebras, Leo­
pards all in big steel arenas under the direction of famous trainers
Two Military Bands-Special R. R. Trains-Monster Tents
High School Horses, Boxing Kangaroos, Wrestling Bears, Rus­
sian Stallions, 10 0 Ponies, Dogs, Baboons, Merry Clowns
F I F T Y -S T A R T L I N G S E N S A T IO N A L A C T S --F I F T Y
F R E .E . S T R E E T
PA R A D E
A T
1 0 :3 0
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RAIN OR S H I N E
Cottage Grove, Ore., Friday, Oct. 6th