Cottage Grove sentinel., May 16, 1912, Image 9

L. FI. Lawson arrived from Hhcdd,
Ore., Tuesday and has purchased the
Alltert Hoacrud place on the Luranc
road, Mr. Hoacrud will leave for
MANY MATTERS OF MOKE TUAN
Alaska in a few days to look after min­
FASSINO MOMENT.
ing Interests during the summer, Hu
•ays he cannot stay away from the
Wynn* A Wood» h»v« • complete Cottage Gruvc country, however, and
•tuck o f tie» »uppll»».
rnlG
will be back In the fall.
Mr». (J»o. Scott visited relative» In
WANTED. Sewing to do. Sarah
Eugene this week.
Keer at the Dave Markley Place?
TALES OF THE TOWN
Horn. Tu Mr. and Mr». I’ rlce, of
Miss Carrie Woods visited over Sun­
How Itiver, an 11-pound boy.
day with Eugene friend».
Chas. Harlow was in Eugene last
week.
By patronizing "th e butcher, the
baker, the candlestick m aker," or the
"doctor, lawyer, merchant, ch ie f" in
fact by s|>ending cash In any line of
business represented in Cottage Grove
next Saturday, Library Day, you will
be helping establish the public library.
FOR HAI.K. Second band ateel
range, hot water front; one Oregon Hr
pcdcatal dining table; two Hr drcaaer» ;
Kanitary ateel couch; all In good condì,
tlon. Inquire Sentinel ol|b-e. mlt-lti
l>r. Schleef la quite ill.
Dr. W. W. Ogluaby tranaacted busi-
neaa In Salem yesterday ami today.
Mr. and Mra. J. It. I'helpa apent
Saturday and Sunday in I'ortland.
JO E BA K ER
General Blacksmith
AND
REPAIR
WORK
LOCATED ON W E S T SIDE
Capt. Collin«, (I. S. A., wua with
the Coast Guard boys on Monday even­
ing.
Life inaurance ia a aafe, aure, aav-
Inga inveatrnent. I have one o f the
moat liberal endowment policica for
the young man that ia now being writ­
ten. I.et me tell you all about it.
II. K. METCALF. I’honc 107-1..
Mrs. J. K. Palmer was In Eugene
last Thursday.
Alex Thorne returned this morning
to Butte, Mont.
Oply three o f those lawn mowers at
$3.40 left. The |teople know a good
thing when they see it. Wynne &
Woods.
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Dr veil Knapp was in Eugene Satur­
day on business.
Miss Audrey Langdon «pent the
week's end with relatives at Eugene.
No barn work to do with an auto.
Nesmith Auto Co.
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We wish to thank the many friends
who showed such kindness and sympa­
thy in our recent l>errMvemcnt. mlHpd
C. J. SHEAKEK AND FAMILY.
Dr. J. C. Gray was up from Eugene
Tueadsy.
Tents, camp stoves, liw n mowers,
Ashing tackle, sporting go*«ia, sun­
shine, good cheer. Sentinel contest
coupons, library benefit, fair treatment
to all and same price to everybody at
Swengel Hardware Store.
H. H. Vealcli returned Tuesday from
a trip in Idaho. He has received a
notification that Gov. West has ap­
pointed him a delegate to the North­
western Development Cougrcaa to be
held in Seattle June 6-8.
Don't bring your lunch when you
corue to the carnival Saturday, Library
Day, but take the family to one of
(Cottage Grove’s exoellent hotels or
restaurants that has a red L in the
window, and a per cent o f your money
will help buy good books for you and
your children to read.
Mr. and Mrs. David Grigg« and chil­
dren went to Eugene Wednesday for
a visit with Mrs. Griggs' parents, Mr.
and Mrs. I. H. Bingham,
Miaa Harriet Vilaa o f i'ortland «pent
the week’a end with the family o f A.
J. Armalrong.
Miaa Harriet Vilaa who haa been
teaching achoul district number 34, re­
turned to her home in I’ortland Sunday.
Mra. II. 1>. Lincoln haa been quite
aick during the pa»t week.
Come in and see our ironing boards.
Popular baby ronterl at the Arcnde
New patent. Very Hue. Bellingham
Theatre now on. Library benefit.
Second Hand Store.
Joe Porter and family will return
this week from Palo Alto, Calif.
Miss Mary Woods came up from Eu­
gene Wednesday to visit her sister,
Mrs. J. F. Hickey.
Pasturage ~or ^ent
Ilonw ’H $1.00 p er m onth
C ow *___ 60c [>er m onth
F A S H IO N
STAB LES
•1 hi
Mrs. W. C. Bingham underwent an
o|tcration for ap|>ondicitia Sunday morn­
ing. She ia recovering nicely.
Mra. Klmira Shearer, a pioneer real-
dent o f thia section, passed away at
Dorena Sunday at the age of 64 years.
The funeral was held here Tuesday.
Mra. Shearer was born at Huntington,
Pennsylvania, but had lived in Oregon
many years. She leaves a husband.
C. G. Shearer; three daughters, Mr»,
l.ightfoot o f Canton Ohio, Mrs. Fred
All People Fron Missouri, Michigan,
Minoesla and Oklahoma
are urged to be present at the
Methodist Church on Sunday even­
ing at eight o ’clock.
RESERVED
SEATS
Bowers o f Komc. New York. Miss
Kuth Shearer o f C-ottagd Grove and
two sons, W. S. and Harry Shearer of
Dorena.
The Arnold Carnival Co. plans on
putting on an entertainment here in
the near future under the auspice» of
the Arcade Theatre.
The ladle» o f the Baptist Church
will have a home cooking market on
Saturday, May 26th.
Take advantage o f the good roads
with an automobile ride.
Nesmith
Auto Co.
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J. P. Graham o f Eugene is visiting
friends in the city.
Postmaster VanDenburg transacted
business in Eugene Wednesday.
J. C. Moras transacted bu«iness in
G. A. Durham, J. T. Cox, Arthur
Eugene Monday.
Tubbs and families, Kansas people
Misses Dora and Beulah Hawkinn looking for homes, arrived here this
week and are touring the country in
were in Eugene Saturday,
Mrs. L. A. Rogers visited her daugh­ an automobile. They expect to invest
ter, Mrs. Mexwell, at Eugene this in Cottage Grove ferm lands, finding
this country to suit them much better
week.
than others they have looked over.
Subscribe for The Sentinel or "pay
FOR SALE. Gentle buggy mere,
up" while you are in the city Satur­
weight
1,150 nr 1,200 lbs. Two other
day, Library Day, and help swell the
cheap plugs. John Overholser. rut#-1f
library fund.
Mrs. H. A. Miller attended the
Mr. and Mrs J. M. Singletary were
funeral of Mra. Roese at Springfield
down from Eugene over Sunday.
last week.
It. M. Veatch was in Eugene Satur­
Mrs. L. C. Happy visited her brother
day.
at Walker Station last Thursday.
Screen In that porch o f yourr before
Roy Smith has returned from a busi­
the Hies make you sorry you are living.
We have all widths o f screen. Wynne ness trip to California, where he se­
cured a number o f large orders for the
A Woods.
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Outage Grove Manufacturing Oi.
R. D. Kennedy and L. A. King, stu­
Do you want something free’’ Read
dents at the O. A. C., rode over on
the
Metsan Shop ad. elsewhere in this
their wheels Friday to spend the
m91t
week's end here, covering the C16 miles paper.
M.
C.
Cochran
has
moved
his
repair
in six hours.
and
bicycle
shop
into
the
east
side
of
Free rides cost nothing. Have one.
the
Schleef
building.
McCaleb,
the
Nesmith Auto Co.
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real estate man, has moved into the
Rev. A. S. Mason has been in Cali­
, west side.
fornia during the past week.
Geo. H. Brainard has arrived from
Mrs. S. B. Kakin and Miss Ella
Nevada and accepted a position with
Nusbaum were up from Eugene over
Fingal Hinds.
Sunday visiting at the Herbert Eakin
A. V. Whitney and David Hubbard
residence.
left Friday for California.
Popular baby contest at the Arcade
H. A. Miller transacted business in
Theatre now on. Library benefit.
Eugene Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Tyson visited in
Did clean rags wanted at this office.
Crcswell Sunday.
Mrs. O. F. Demurest was in Rose-
Orvell Knapp, who has been em­
burg
a couple days of the past week.
ployed by the Swengel Hardware Co.,
A
son
has been born to Mrs. M. J.
will soon take up a position with the
Clark o f Grants Pass, formerly Miss
Griffin Hardware Co. at Eugene.
Burglar alarm bells should be on Mattie Bartels of this city.
The Sells-Floto show will not appear
your doors and windows during carni
val and cirrus weeks. They nitry be at Salem on Memorial Day through
obtained at the Swengel Hardware action taken by Mayor Lachmund. He
refused to sign their license because
Store.
A. L. Woodard hss returned from he was importuned by the G. A. R.,
California for a short visit with rela­ W. R. C. and Ministerial Association
o f Salem to refuse the license. Conse­
tives.
quently arrangements were made for
Hugh Currin was up from the U. of
the circus to show a day later.
O. for the week’s end.
W. O. Wilson, public stenogrspher.
Woodward Bldg., is giving private in­
structions in shorthand and typewrit­
ing. Ea«y method. Reasonable terms. Attorneys for Friendly Ask Reopen­
ing of Referendum Case.
Phone lit.
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S H E R W IN -W ILLIAM S
Arsenale ol Lead
FOR
NOW
Modern Pharmacy
i/h e
S to r e
On Account of the
Low Cost
the com fort and conven­
ience, there’s n o t h i n g
that gives more com fort
than
Vudor Porch
Shades
€)/ >
and Hammocks
ir llu O t
Get them at
K lN T E R BR O S.
PORCH SHADES
Declaring that under any view o f the
law the plaintiff has a right to mainj
tain the suit and that the opinion of
, the Supreme Court is erroneous on
bo|h the premise on which the decision
was based. Judge Slater Friday filed a
! petition for rehearing in the case of
j S. H. Friendly against Ben W. Olcott,
Secretary of State, in the University
o f Oregon referendum cases.
In asking for a rehearing Judge
Slater and Attorney Pipes cited many
authbrities. They held that the statute
under consideration is a remedial
statute and ought not to receive a
narrow or technical construction. It
i is asserted that the statute construed
I in its entirety shows by express pro­
visions that the legislative intent is to
invest the individual non-petitioning
voter upon his own initiative to protect
himself against an alleged wrong or
unlawful act o f those who petition for
a reference to a vote o f the people of
a measure passed by the Legislature."
Phone 6
House Furnishers
Nuf-Ced
“ A mexica ’ s F inest F looring M ills ”
Costs more
Costs less
sack
LOAF
AUTHORITIES concede that the Ft s h e *
Mrs. J. S. Medley returned last
Sues for Divorce.
Hardware Thursday from an extended visit down
the valley.
Mrs. Edna Powell is plaintiff in a di­
Mrs. Chas. McKibben is visiting her vorce suit filed against her husband,
J. W. Wilson returned yesterday
William Otis Powell in the circuit
from a trip through California and re­ mother at Seattle.
ports a successful trip. He will visit
Guaranteed arsinate o f lead at 10c court. They were married at Saginaw,
Oregon, March 3, 1904, and have no
with hi» family a few days.
per pound. Benson's Pharmacy. »25
children. Mrs. Powell alleges in her
Dr. Demurest, Dentist. Office over
J. G. Powell was in from London
complaint that soon after their mar­
Kerr A Silsby’s Store.
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Monday on business.
riage her husband began to drink
Frank Marshall o f Portland has ac­ heavily and to frequent cigar stores,
At the present outlook there are bet­
ter indications for a good strawberry cepted a fiosition as clerk at the Mod­ where he spent the most of his money,
crop, than there has been in this ern Pharmacy.
> and gave her very little. She further
section for several years.
EGGS from full blood single comb alleges that in February, 1912 he
F. W. Robbins, M. D., physician and Brown Leghorns, 76c per setting o f 15. kicked her and used language too foul
ml6tf | to be written in the complaint. Mrs.
surgeon. Office in residence, three doors W. H. Arne. Cottage Grove.
south o f |KWt office. Phone 131-R. mil
R. H. Matteson, who lives at 381 Powell says her husband is employed
The farmers around Yoncalla are en­ West Eleventh street, exhibited yes­ at Divide by the Saginaw Orchard &
deavoring to arrange for a monthly terday a Black Minorca egg that meas­ Timber company at $2.25 a day and she j
ured 6 by 7J inches, and weighed three asks the court to order him to pay 450
market day.
Mr. Matteson with which she may prosecute the \
The school boy ia quite patriotic and one-half ounces.
has blooded Black Minorca», and says suit. She also asks the restoration of
about celebrating all holidays.
his eggs average 26 ounces to the doz­ her maiden name, Edna Ingraham.
Don’ t forget that ten per cent of
en.—Register.
every dollar you spend in Cottage
Exhibit Taken to Creswell.
We have two grades o f chick food,
Grove Saturday, Library Day, will go
also
cracked
wheat,
cracked
corn,
grit,
Part of the famous Currin collection
to the library fund, if you spend it
shell, bone, etc., constantly on hand. of grains, grasses and forage plants,
where a red L adorn» the window.
Sterling Feed Co.
said to be the greatest collection o f its
Mra. Ernest Helliwell, who is visit­
I kind ever gotten together in the his­
Levi
Geer
and
C.
C.
Hazleton
left
ing at Yoncalla, was recently Tendered
tory o f the world, was taken to Cres-
a postal card shower, in which 86 #f for Portland yesterday afternoon for
weli this week, where it will be put
a
few
days’
business
trip.
her friends remembered her.
! on exhibition, the fact that it was
An
unknown
man
was
found
dead
You need no electric fans to keep
, raised at Cottage Grove to be shown
cool in an automobile. Nesmith Auto alongside the Southern Pacific tracks ! by placarding.
south o f Divide Monday. The body
Co.
11116
was taken to Roseburg.
Jas. and Ernest J. Sears o f Cottage
Do you want something free? Read
Grove have Hied with the county clerk
the
Metsan Shop ad. elsewhere in this
their application to name their farm
paper.
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"S ilver B rook."
Local Heaver Goes After Record in
Phil S. Bates, secretary o f the State
Sunday’s Creswell Game;
Broom», good brooms, the wear-long
Editorial Association, also connected
and sweep-easy kind, at Swengel Hard­
Score, 6 to 5.
with the Pacific Northwest, was in the
ware Store. Same price as the com­
city Saturday on business.
mon ones.
In a close and exciting game last :
Banker Geo. M. Hall and Councilman
Mias Mabelle Greenwood spent Sun­
Sunday, Cottage Grove carried off the
C. W. Caldwell are among those who
day with Eugene friends.
long end o f the count by the scoee of
have purchased automobiles during the
6 to 5. Pitcher's pitching was the
Bookkeeping work solicited. 292.
past week.
feature of the game, holding the heavy
Care Sentinel.
Old shoes made as good as new by hitting Creswell boys down to seven
We will sell you the best arsinate of Goff.
hits and mowing down fourteen via
lead at 10c a pound. Benson’s Phar­
Mrs. M. J. Carpenter of Portland the strike out route. Tfcree of the
macy.
visited during the week at the home seven were o f the scratch variety.
I). S. Minogue wan in Eugene Satur­ o f her brother. Dr. W. W. Oglesby.
Creswell put up a good, clean game
day.
Prof. Inlow was in Eugene on busi­ and were gentlemen at all times, al­
Dr. H. H. Owen, the veterinary sur­ ness Saturday.
though his umps, at times, through
geon, has made arrangements to visit
A sole in time will save the shoe. near-sightedness, handed them a little
Yoncalla every Saturday.
Goff.
,,
the worst o f decisions.
Garden to o l»: Swengel
Co.
SPRA YIN G
A neutral product that does not burn the foliage.
Guaranteed to contain not less than \ 2'/4 per cent. Arsenic
Oxide, nor more than one-half o f 1 per cent, water-soluble
Arsenic. Prices per lb. are as follow s: l ib. jar 25c, 5-lb.
pail 20c, 12)-lb. pail 17c, 25-lb. pail 15c, 50-lb. ke}< 13c.
UNIVERSITY SEEKS REHEARING
Eighth grade examinations were held
in the local schools during the past
week, being In charge o f Mrs. S. L.
Markin.
Mrs. J. A. Mackey and daughter
were in from Divide Saturday.
Apprentice girl wanted. Mra. Pet
Sanford's Dressmaking Parlor. m7tf.
YOUR
Lr F l o u r i . v . M ills C o m p an y has the most per-
_
fectly constructed, b«N arranged and modern
equipped plant ever built in this country. It employs
only the most experienced millers and uses selected
Eastern Hard Wheat and choice Western Soft \\ heat
in producing
F I S H E R ’S B L E N D
FLOUR
Naturally, it costs more to turn out this new, high-grade blend than
it does to make simpler and less carefully handled flours. Hence,
its price per sack is slightly more. Inasmuch as it is not floor
but loaves of bread that we eat, and as F isher ' s B lend makes
more loaves, in proportion to its cost, than does any other
flour, housewives and others using it have the satisfaction
of knowing that they are really getting more anti better
values for their money. F isher ’ s B lend costs more
as flour, but it gives more, both^ in quality
and quantity of loaves, and is therefore
actually more economical to buy
and use than are the
cheaper brands.
One Price at All Dealers
Build U p H om e
Industries
PITCHER FANS FOURTEEN
C. O. Dryden spent a few days in
Portland this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hall o f Oakland visited
at the Ira Beidler home a couple days
this week.
Just received: A fine line o f iron
bed», »pings, matresses, etc.
The
Bellingham Second Hand Store.
H.& H.
HARD W H E A T FLOUR
Is M ade by a
> H om e Taxed
Manufacturer
i r i E D D l N G Stationery, Party Invitations.
V J y T h e Shop W here G ood Printing Is Done