Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current, February 01, 1912, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTALES OF THE TOWN You Should Delay N o Longer Kprinif ¡ m fa.Ht approuching and tin* tiin«* will kooii I k * lim * \vli*'ii your yard will n»*i*d norm* atten tion. Have you Htopped to con- aider what youra will look like next Hummer? Thin ¡ h Rime Hindi time and they are going fast. We have an excellent mh - Hortinent to choose from and lu*g you to make your selections now hefore the regular spring rush is on. Hest results guaranteed. Huy your poultry supplies from the Side pork wanted. Inquire at thia Dorena. Sterling Feed Co. Grit, shell, hone, office. m Several caaes of sore throat. beef aerapa, laying tonica, egg food, H. S. Swengel waa in Portland a few Kev. Harnhardt is slowly improving. etc., always in stock. days of the paat week. Mr. and Mrs. Katerbush have a new M A N Y M A T T E R S OF M O KE T H A N A. K. Land, who guides the destinies IL J. Limebaugh, who lives near daughter, born Dec P A S S IN G M O M E N T . of the Southern Pacific at Creameli, Waldon Station, waa in the city yester Mias Anna Johnaon ia visiting her waa down Friday hobnobbing with day. Thia ia the first time he haa been sister, Mrs. Winneford Turpen, at Crites mill. G. II Heals, of the Arcade theater Agent King and remained for the out since getting fiurt by a horse some Mr. and Mra. Colurn arc visiting ut Gol tage Grove, was in the city Mon- socialist social. time ago. relatives near Walterviile. day. He reporta things at tiie Grove u . t t. » , , 1 ' . . . , r O K S A L E .—A painleas cancer R. D. Wilson and w ife have moved S P K A Y P U M P S and apray hose. booming and ways the show huaineaa m ,, ,, , to the Row River I,umber Co.'s mill, J ..... cure. Gallon or addreaa. Mra. J. E. Swengel Hardware Co. quite aalmfactory. Springfield News, Jewell, j It ia learned that parties are cruis- Gottagc Grove, Ore. Í22 pd. Registration Clerk Lyons, at the | jng the Chamber Lumber Co.'s timtier, 26th. II. II Veatch has accepted a position county clerk's office, has taken the with prospect of buying their holdings Our garden seeds have just arrived. aa demonstrator for the Petera Powder names of 1.1G7 voters up U> date, hav at Dorena. All new and complete. Hrund & Go. fl Co. and will have for hia territory the ing been at the work four weeks thia Miss Stella Chaddock left Tuesday for Gentralia, Waah. Horace Cochran returned Saturday states of Oregon,Waahington and Idaho. morning. This is rolling them up from attending a three weeka' eourae Henry has a reputation aa a sure shot Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vanschoiack pretty fast, but still not aa fast aa at the Oregon Agricultural School. , . • , - • .. , apent Sunday night with Mr. Vans- 1 that will not hurt the reputation of neceaaary to get registered .n time for X d s c k 1» ^ t h e r . Mrs. Scott. The notarial eommiaaion of J. H. Peters powder. the primaries. , u ,, . , I. H. veatch, the new road sufiervi- Kirk uf Dorcna waa Hied with the McGavran is having a wall paper This pretty weather is just the time „or, is making a ditch above the slide county court clerk for record this week. Male. D l... to spray. The open winter has caused at Cerro Gorda. Every farmer's wife should have one the scale to open up arid it can be Disston. of those ilumpty Dumpty egg cases U> reached now with the lime and sulphur A t a recent meeting of the city coun bring the egga to market in. Kor aale and effectively killed, so say those cil it was officially decided to open a at Sterling's Feed store. who know. summer resort here, one o f the main Sufplay • v«*ruriic at 7.30 A small addition ia being built to the When in Cottage Grove, call on the attractions being a swimming tank. J. " I t the Church of Today Superior to the 1. Jones, the lumberman, made the A. II. Wood home. violin maker and see about that fine initial plunge and it is becoming quite Church of Yesterday T o;d violin o f yours. Hellingham Sec popular as Fred Whitcomb and Lester J. L. Renter haa recovered from an Anthrm Hutchinson have tried it and declare Orrhtmtrm SaW'Ctioni ond Hand Store. attack of the grip. the water fine. W. R. Coleman, county clerk of Wall paper aale now on at McGav- John Spray of Cottage Grove visited rail's. D l... H. H. Veatch returned Friday from Jackson county, was arrested Monday here one day last week. on the charge of not having turned week’s visit at Portland. Jirn Ostrander ia up and around A ft e r a week's vacation school is over the receipts from county game aguin, and aaya he will never more uae C. H. VanDenburg was in Eugene again in session. M iss,D ella Jackson and angler's licenses, amounting to of Lorane is in charge. an electric light for a bed warmer. Friday. about $10,000, to State Treasurer Kay. J. Crevya and w ife departed Mon John Legal ia looking over California Hrund & Co. guarantee Dr. Hess & The warrant issued by District A t day for Portland to reside. Jno. Crevya isiints with tiie idea in view of estab Clark's Stock food. Money hack if not torney Mulkey, on complaint of W. L. had been filer for the J. I. Lumber Co. lishing another harness shop. I satisfactory. fl. Finley, state game warden. In expla for five months. E N V E LO PE S with blank return card About 100 attended the Methodist nation County Clerk Coleman declarer! Three new families have arrived for sale at Sentinel office, 25c per church social Friday evening and en he had not remitted to the state treas within the last few days and have hundred. joyed the chicken supper. A short en- urer simply because the press of busi taken up their aoode on Railroad Ave. They are as follows. : G. G. Coffey, J. V. Stewart, bridge carpenter for i tertainment followed the supper, the ness and the inadequate force at his Henry Tennes and Tep Turner. the Southern I’acific, ia home. The feature of which was a one-aci farce, command had made it impossible for Law McKibben, who until recently crew which was working with him at ! “ Home L i f e . ” him to check up the accounts to date. was employed by J. H. Chambers on Harrisburg I ims been laid off for a | I f you want to make your hens lay, The water mains are being replaced Coast Fork, has arrived and taken his month. get a package of Dr. Hess & Clark’ s in many places about town, and the old position on the carriage. C. W. Marten and w ife were Sunday Mr. Hlackmore haa completed the Poultry Panacea. It will do the work, work is being superintended by Mr. or money refunded. Hrund Si Co. fl. Lea of Cottage Grove, the engineer of '•'8' tor!’ at Grove, erection o f a barn. Jo® Cammel, the Bohemia miner, John Hull is putting in a carload of the company, assisted by Chas. E. From Feb. 1st to Feb. 10th we will o. __ a __ j - ____ passed through one day last week on sell 7 packages of garden seeds for 25c. tile on his Riverside farm. Remington. An extraordinary P « » - his way t0 the Klamath Hot Springs, Hrund & Co. fl. A new 6-room house, nicely f i sure was put on the main last week, where he will take treatment for Mrs. C. A. Whitney of Oakland, nished, never been occupied, lot 60x which caused it to give out in a num- rheumatism. A t a meeting of the city council Calif., national secretary o f the Col 150, for sale at a bargain. Inquire of ber of places, and when these are prop- erly .repaired it ishoped to have a some time ago ago two million dollars were t f . .. lege Equal Suffrage league waa in the C. W. Wallace. for the paving of the city :d fc system tha*. will stand the “ pressure" appropriated city Monday and Tuesday stirring up C. L. Hoxie was appointed adminis streets, but as work has not yet been from all sides. — Drain Nonpareil, 26th. interest in the cauac for the coming trator of the estate of Edwin C. Hoxie started, some of the citizens threaten The Jackson county bond case has to commence graft proceeding- against election. She secured very curdial co last week. It is worth about $225 and Mayor Van Denberg and his council. operation. the administration is done for the pur- , ^>een 'n supreme court, and the I f the case comes to trial it will be in county is restrained from issuing Oak grub wood at $2.00 per tier. pose of perfecting title or some other Judge Williams’ court and it will be a $1,500,000 bonds recently voted. lively affair, as it is understood that reason. Phone 162. J. F. Spray. eminent counsel have been engaged on A good sized timber and farm land Mra. J. E. Edwards o f Corvallis both sides. property deal is pending in the Lorane visited her brother, V'irgil White, here valley. It is expected to be consum thia week. mated about the first of March. <». W. Walker returned Saturday from a trip to Portland. M a n y Lo okin g Over Country. METHODIST T3he M etsan S h op "Something Different" O Th e Overlooked K1 igitiles of Lutham. (Continued from | iuk ** $.) I f you are lookin« for «ood «ooda at a low price, « o to the liellin«ham Sec ond Hand Store. gou Agricultural college. tie will be- euine a tiller uf the anil according 1« the Inteal inelhoda In aeielitille farm- In«. Bring m thorough « 11111 « mill in ilualrioua young man, he«» in u leap year chance nut to he overlooked. Ilu«h Trunnell, aon of a pro*|>eroua farmer. Han aplchdid pronpeeln. I« a talented muaieian. nlno mi ex|wrt on preaaio« hay. Never known to he nerioua, and all know him tiy hi* «mile. Knjoya aplittln« wood and makm« Urea. Would furni»h the apuda, ao there will I k - plenty to eat if there ia a g o o d cook. \ i i ideal huahand lie'll make. I.uat, but not leaal. George Moyd, a noted horlieulturiat. Cornea from a well to do and hi«hly rea|iected family, which haa spared no paina to develop Ma «eniua. Make* datea and peaches Ilia eapecial atudy and «eta nlon« line with bolli. la in « re a l need of a house keeper and a cook and anya he haa been lookin« for one for twenty yearn. Ho|iea I tint Una leap year will put an end to hia search, la very eaay to pleaae when once he «eta the ri«hlone. Never «eta an«ry, and promiaea a hap py home. Some aay he haa a house- kre|a*r in view ami haa taken down Ida Chaa. Lawrence wua in from (forii- atock Saturday. a i«n . A shoe ia no better than its sole. Tiie beat put on at Cottage Grove Shoe The lural K. P. Iud«c ia makin« Store. preparations for the district conven Mrs. Jennie Selbrede and son, Clar tion which will lie held here aeon. ence, are in the city from Hillings, Geo. McQueen was in Eugene Tile« Mont., to spend the winter with Mra. day. Selbredc’a mother and sister, Mra. Shin«lea for sale at Keen Wallace Clara Hurkholder and Mra. Lydia Co. 2t... StoufTer. The Redlands Review, Janu Mra. C. II. Jennings o f Durcna was ary U . 1912. in Eugene the first of the week. K I N K S T A K E N O U T o f your cross C. E. Stewart was in Eugene the cut saws. All kinds uf saws hammered llrst uf tlie week on business connected and for a limited time will do gunning with hia (siaition as deputy truit in- and titling at Miller's Machine Shop. E. C. Rowland. j25-fl5. apector. Geo. H. Miller was in from Divide Monday. A «ood, high grade piano for sale Very cheap on eaay terms. F. H. F i l l LI.I PS. D l - t f.. A dau«liter waa born January 23d to Mr. and Mra. Geo. K. Stanley. John Addison and Mra. Geo. Snyder of Lorain- visited relatives in Eugene laal week. DO IT NOW Spray your fruit trees. Swen«el Hardware Co. Mra. T. Freeborn returned to her home in Walla Walla, Waah., Friday, after a viait with her «randparenta, Mr. ami Mrs. Burn Veatrh, and other relatives. Karl Hill transacted business in Eu- «enc Monday. FOIt KENT. Six-room houae on Fifth St., near high school. Inquire A. Doolittle. jlH-tf. Fruit Inspector G. K. Stewart ia get- tin« ri«h l on the job t h e s e warm duya. There will In* a basket bull game here tomorrow ni«hl between the A 11- Stnra of this city ami of Drain. Shoes. lira, Queener <>f Sa«inaw returmal Sunday from a viait at Eugene. The wnrda. "Hellin«liam Second Hand S to re ," when properly tranalalcd in C olta«c Grove lan«ua«e, mean a houaeful of rare l>ar«aina Unit cannot be found elaewhere. U. W Smith waa in from hia Moun tain View fruit farm Tueaduy. Geo. Stoplea la havin« Ina houae re modeled and practically rebuilt. r 1 ■ j THE FAIR Among those here looking for land | are John Sechrist of Abeline, Kans., J. Donaldson o f Norfolk, Neb., J. Miller o f Orchard, Neb. i Cailtage Grove Shoe Store. G E T IT N oW ' The beat fruit spray. Swen«el Hardware Co. Mra. M. T. Wyatt viaitcd in Eugene Mra. Eva C. Wheeler rumiucleii a Monday, Mra, J. K. Fox returned meeting fur the Y. P. B. in Eugene with her for u couple duya' visit. Tuesday evening. Miaa Kulh llelliwell uf Yuncalla J. II. E « «e n came in from Eugene viailed at the K. llelliwell home thia Tuesday on his way to Diaston. we }k. Frank Woolev was in from Eugene E V E R Y N U M B E R A H U MMER. The Dudley Muck company, conipria- the first of the week. iii« live nrtiata experienced in opera and concert work will put un A Musi cal Review o f a|iecial ain«in« and aoutnern mchaly, with hnnjo and «Ullar aecompnnimenla at the Arcade Kriday, February 9th. Thia company ia equal to the Williams Jubilee Sing- era. Get your tickets at the Hon Ton, 36o and 60c. CHURCH Hardy Crow was in from lairane Saturday. Mrs. K. II. Gillner, accompanied by her niece. Miss Florence Hemenway, of Portland, were the guests o f MrH. Delure Hemenway h few days this week. J. W. Osborn came down from Eu gene Wednesday on huainesa. 1 Ten Office ¿TVlen W ANTED We want ten ollire men to advertise our Iduiik liooks, ledgers, journals, typewriter paper and 75-eent tyjie- writer ribbons, pens, inks, pencil«, tnlilets, erasers, paste, etc. by com ing in balay ami purchasing their wants in this line from us. No ape- einl qualifications necessary. Anyone can have the job who WHtita the gm ids ■The It exalt Store" FLOUR! FLOUR! rect frum the car to That is the reason 1 can Hour for iesss money. Cut the cost of living. F. Spray. F L O U R ! Di An A ttra ctive Display. the consumer. Rees-Wallace has a very attractive sell you better Ask about it. show window this week, the central Phone 162. J. figure being a piece of mechanism that ofierates a sort o f teeter-totter, which shoe into a basin T. J. Kirk was in Eugene last Thurs of water and lifts day. mechanism also operates a frame on J. E. Ingram of Saginaw transacted whirh are different announcements business in Eugene the latter part of concerning water proofing. last week. J. S. Medley was in Eugene Sunday afternoon. Dr. Robbins has his offices on Fiftq street, three doors south o f postoffice. J. C. Johnson was in Eugene Monday Phone 131-R. d29tt on legal business. C. IL Hurkholder attended to busi I H A V E IT. —1 have just unloaded a ness matters in Eugene last Thursday. car uf that celebrated Wuldo Hill flour, Wall paper stock reducing sale at it is as good as there is in town. 1 McGavran’s. D l... guarantee every sack. $1.25. Try a Mrs. Hessie Lathe Scovell, college sack. Phone 162. J. F. Spray. secretary of the Y. P. B.. spoke at the Mrs. L. A. Ralston and daughter Christian church Monday evening. were in Eugene last Thursday. She gave an interesting talk. A meeting o f the officers and direc Salt at carload prices. Phone 162. tors of the Calapooya Springs Go. was J. F. Spray. held here last Thursday. An ad S. Pierce has moved his family and journed meeting was held at London household goods onto the ranch which Monday. he recently purchased seven miles from WHO KNEW T H E W IL L A M E T T E the city. V A L L E Y W AS M M ILES WIDE? We We have home-made hominy, the old did when we bought farm lands at the point where it is that width. 1 want fashion lye hominy. In bulk only 10c fl. to sell part of them now. IL K. Met ( a quart. Brund &. Co. calf. Geo. Dyer has sold his property in the southeast part uf the city and will locate in Coos county after a visit in ! Oklahoma and Arkansas. From Feb. 1st to Feb. 10th we will sell 3 ten-cent packages of peas, beans, fl. corn for 25c. Hrund & Co. B u ff O rpingtons Eggs for H a tc h in g . Day-old chicks for sale. W i l l hatch your e g g s lor you. Ph on e 138 Y . Ernest Purvance, Cottage Grove. Miss Nellie Hemenway spent Sunday with her parents in this city and re Earl Hill returned Friday from Eu turned to the U. o f O. at Eugene Mon gene, where he had been for medical day. treatment to his nose. J. E. Young went to Eugene Wed- i Olympic, Pure White and American nesday. Beauty Hour at $1.40 per sack; hard !. N. Hasey, of Redmond, Ore,, a r - ; wheat flour and every sack guaranteed. rived in the city Wednesday and will Sterling Feed Co. take up his permanent residence as Agent G. F. King took in the social soon as he can get located. ist lecture at Eugene last Thursday Mrs. M. J. Marvin, of Spokane, is visiting her grandson, J. C. Johnson. Mrs. Marvin is 83 years of age, hut is atill young and spry and gets around I he HHmo as she did when 18 years 'o f age. She is still a good entertainer. evening. Dr. Woods has lieen confined to the Brund & Co. f fl. l. \ g r e a t IT ia n V O f O U r f r i e n d s acJvjse(J rest ‘'an(j qUjet d u r- mg January, and although we fooled them a little, still we took our rest in large doses. Several of the east M a n y F a il to Pass Eighth Grade ern specialists were doctor Test. ing us during the entire Of 232 pupils of Lane county public month and have succeeded schools who took the regular eighth , . grade examinations during the week, i n g e t t i n g US in very fair only 53 were successful, most of those sheipe clt this time. Dr. who failed failing down on spelling Valentine is the last one to and arithmetic. County School Super- intendent Baughman said this after- noon that 62 of .hose who failed are eligible to take the examinations again in May and if the required grades are made in the studies on which they failed they wiii be granted certificates, p r e s c r j b e a n d h e d i d SO w i t h 1 , , , - . , - , • U p - t O - d a t e m i x t u r e s w h i c h IS d o i n g g o o d a l r e a d y , hOW6V61% W e W a n t re s u lts a n d th is ad. m u s t b r i n g t h e m , Or e ls e i t ’s lik e ly w e m a v h a v e a re la p s e . BADLY INJURED AT MILL this have only 25 selling days month and today being F L Y IN G S P L IN T E R S W O R K IN G M A N a t S T R IK E e d g e r . Ground Hog day, don’t know j f k w i„ c0 * n L * B y th e w a y , have some Rat Traps (price 10c), that are strong e n o u R h to hold a Ground Hog ^ m a y soun(i foolish to some of the readers and w e — One Piece of Board Pierces Flesh of R ig h t Leg, Another Hits Him in Hip. a splinter o f a flying slab that hit 1 him and went clear through the flesh of his right leg, caused a very painful injury to Joe Nagei at the j . i. Lum- ber Co. s mill at Disston this morning. Mr. Naj?el was working at the edger at the time o f the accident. Some- thing went wrong with the machinery, a board got caught in some manner and threw off large splinters. One hit Mr. Nagel in the hip and another hit him in the right leg. going clear through the flesh. The injured man was brought to c o tta g e G r o v e to re c e iv e m e d ic a l a t- A B A R G A I N . —First class piano for J t e n t i o n . sale cheap, it taken at once. Almost new. Mrs. J. H. Warner. I f you want some nice sauer kraut, ma,jc f rom f resh cabbage, we have it. a r>. severe , attack , during December but is recovering nicely at this time. . ------------------ W e W ill e x p la in W e h a v e t r ie d o t h e r WBVS t o g e t t h e p e o p le i n t e r e s t e d in o u r s t o r e a n d . n o s i H v p l v t h p r p i r P (i KnO\> p O S ltlV 6n / UiC OT p e o p l e i n (_ O t t a g e <G rO \ e OUT lilOrt that have not been in store, and if this does not fe tc h . neXC , w e 6K. we cannot name all the items to yOU, but OUr invoice shows 9,876 bargains and we have added largely. We think do you good as well as us to visit our store. THING IS BEING OVER-DONE il _______ The Sentinel started something when ' 't started the eligible list, and the house for a couple of weeks. The best 5 cent Cigar on the market. Your dealer ha* it or can get it from H. S. GILE GRO- CERY CO., Distributors, Salem. Zu Zu J. J. Eugene , . market W e have have blood blood meal, meal, charcoal, charcoal, ground ground t|’.'n* , 19 beinR ®'re' d®ne; Some more We Moore has moved down from bone, bone, grits grits and and oyster oyster shell. shell. Try Try a a e ,®*1 es art *’u 19 c< 1,1 1 ,s ISSy * ’ and expects to open a meat little little for for the the chickens. chickens. It It will will help help a 80 l>rol,08a *• u est are e . r _ . , u . „ last. The Sentinel wishes to thank & Co. fl. here. them to lay eggs. Brund & , . . . . . . . . . . J. C. Moras was .in d"y- Chas. Caldwell and Eugene family yester- w a t c h Qut f()r „ r p <!nn.v W e a re SOHy those who took such an interest in the Diamond Chick food is the best for subject, and made it the talk of the P. S. Fair Quite a few people found out we little chicks, 4c a pound or $3.25 per town, but even a good thing can be run were selling a lt)c Ink Tablet for 5c. have sack. Brund A Co. fl. into the ground, so let the old backs, ; Did you ? That’s why it pays to visit gone to their ranch in the Silk Creek Mrs. N. L. Lee district for a couple uf weeks. gene. is visiting in Eu- and young ones too, rest in peace for our store often. I awhile.