Cottage Grove sentinel., June 20, 1912, Image 7

' TALES OF THE TOWN
MANY MATTERS OF MOKE THAN
FASSINO MOMENT.
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Mra. James Cline and daughter, who
A lfred Jury la up from Portland,
recently arrived from Central Point, »pending the week visiting with hia
have moved into the W hiting property family.
on Sixth St.
Frank Knox waa a hoainesa viaito
A aon was born June 17th to Mr. ami in Eugene on Saturday.
Mra. W alter Garoutte.
The Sentinel received a present dur­
Mr. and Mra. L. M Slagle vlalted In
IIuvo you « « « t i Jim ’ » Oatrandvr's
Portland this week.
new ring? She's u humdinger.
M ihn Marguerite ( i Mimi i n visiting
In Eugeni* thin week ami taking leach-
ora' examinations.
Haying haa commenced unci many
farm er« ro|Mirt the hast crop fwr yeara.
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A clean «have In a sanitary «hop.
Hubbard A Hpoelalra. In the Street.
Mr. and Mra. Iturn Vcatch returned
Friday from a visit in ('resw ell.
General Blacksmith
AND
REPAIR
WORK
LOCATED O N W E S T SIDE
Ilaaeball goods at Sw eogel'a hard­
ware atorr.
Mra. J. M. Stark
thia week to attend
cxerciaea at the
which her daughter
went to Monmouth
the commencement
normal achnol, in
took part.
J. W. Skagga haa started the erec­
The Swengel Hardware ature now
haa a full atork o f Heath A Milligan tion o f a bungalow on Jiia ('oast Fork
beat préparer! paint, paint olla and farm. He recently disposed o f his
I 'allfornia farm.
varniahea.
Mias Ina Maker o f Antioch, Calif.,
A concrete walk baa been compieteli
In frunt o f the property o f John arrived Tuesday for an extended viait
Vealch, A. K. Ilamloth and I.. II. Hla with her aunt, Mra. F. W . Kobbina.
Where «hall I get aome salmon e g g «
and
flics to take along next S A T U R ­
In a real catate deal laat week, I..
M cl’-oy tranafcrrcd 20 «crea of bottom D A Y (?) fishing? Wynne A Wood«, of
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land near l.atham to Hcidlor lim i her« course.
Mr. and Mra. II. C. Kenney, aon
the conanleration being f2,7(MI.
Paul and Mrs. W. F. Van Dyke o f
Grants Pass visited at the K err and
Silahy homes while tra velin g home
overland from the roae carnival.
g le on the W eal Side.
STOCK RANCH
A T A BARGAIN
Only li mile« from Cottage
(¡rove, :tf) urres under cultiva­
tion. 40 ucres fine piling tim­
ber. 2IX) acre« good foot-hill
woodland panture. Price $20
per acre. A «nap. Easy term«.
S. E. McGavran haa purchased M. K.
Lawson's stock o f wall paper.
A t the home o f R. H. Kcnady June
MUh occurred the marriage o f Addie
V. Serially him ! Win. A. Kingo, both o f
Marion eoonty. Rev. A . S. Mason o f­
ficiating.
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Board and lodging, Mrs. Joe Miller.
Prices reasonable. Meals 26c
Cor­
j20j27pd.
ing the paat week o f a beautiful ho­ ner 7th and Adama.
quet o f white roaea from the W. C. T
The Shop in the Street does just as
U. as a token o f appreciation for acr- g'-od hair rutting ax if it waa in its
vicca rendered.
new building.
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Mrs. C. A. Kartell attended the Port­
Mr. and Mr«. F. J. Hard o f Eugene
land More Carnival laat week.
were here Thursday.
Why sweat It out over a hot cook
Mra. John Schafer and children o f
stove when you can buy a wick leas
O. O. Gilbertson o f Champion lian Independence visited here laal week.
blue Marne oil stove so cheap al the
been In the rlty thin week.
David Alexander yvaa in Eugene on
Swengel Hardware company.
One
K. K. Farmer la suffering from In­ buaineaa Friday.
gallon o f kcroacne burns MS hour« for
ju rie« to hta font received by getting
Mra. M. Wain pole o f Woodburn haa IH cents. Can you heat it with wood?
it mixed up with the chain «e a r o f hla been visiting relatives here thia week. Call ami ace one work.
aulii delivery.
Mra. II. D. Lincoln, who ia at a Eu­
Mrs. J. E. Ovcrholaer arrived from
gene hoapital, ia reported to lie im- Orovllle, Calif., Monday for a visit with
prov fug.
her anti, C. A. Kartell.
JOE BAKER
Miss Bertha Stephens returned Tue*
day from Portland, where she attended
the Rose Carnival and visited rela­
tives.
One good aix year old
-aale by Marion Veatch.
C le a n - U p
Big Values—Little Prices
hay mare for
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Every housewife should ppt up some
gooseberries. They can he secured at
the I itfcnniiMNinn House at 20c a gallon.
Ralph Dodson, a senior o f John Hop-
kina Medical School o f Baltimore,
visited at the G. H. Tyson home W ed­
nesday.
Mr. and Mra. Frank Hampton o f Eu­
James W hitford haa returned from gene visited at the G. H. Tyson homp
Dcerhorn, Ore.
a couple o f days thia week.
Your baby ia the moat popular baby.
Miss Marguirc Jones spent Sun fay
Why not enter it in the Arcade baby
in Rosehurg.
Dr. Demurest, Dentist. Office over contest7 Armstrong Studios will pose
it free o f charge.
Kerr A Silaby's Store.
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A. H. Young o f Minneapolis, Minn.,
Eugene R egister There w ill he a
haa
been here thia week looking over
splendid crop o f winter applet this
the country.
year in fact, the heat we ever had.
Chaa. Martin came up from Eugene
As the fruit men have been somewhat
disappointed in the prunes and cher- Wednesday.
Fine quality o f gooseberries for
iea, it ataridH them in hand to take
pro|ier care o f their applea
They canning, 20c a gallon at the Commission
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should he effectually sprayed aevcral House.
Mr. ami Mra. W alter Woodard le^t X
times yet for the codlin moths with
the arsenate o f lead solution. Wormy last week for Mabel, Ore., where he
apples are a death blow to fruit reputa­ haa secured a position with one o f the
tions and bring in no money. I f you large mills.
Baby! B a b y !! Have you a baby?
want to have good fruit, don’ t grow
"w e a ry in well d o in g ," hut spray, Bring it to the Armstrong Studio and
have its picture taken free. Arcade
■pray, apray.
contest.
FOR S A L E . The S. P. Garoutte
B. K. Lawson went to Portland last
property near Currin's Park. Inquire
night on business.
o f W. F. Hart.
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Geo. Atkinson came down from Bo­
Friday waa Mag day and many o f the
hemia yesterday.
business houses observed it by display­
ing "O ld G lory.”
It was too wet for
a general hanging out o f the national
emblem.
Take Advantage of This Big Offer and
$ 6 . 5 0 Boys’ Suits Going
$ 5 . 5 0 Boys’ Suits Going
$ 5 . 0 0 Boys’ Suits Going
$ 4 . 5 0 Boys’ Suits Going
$ 4 . 0 0 Boys’ Suits Going
$ 3 . 5 0 Boys’ Suits Going
$ 3 . 0 0 Boys’ Suits Going
Save Money
at $5.35
at $4.98
at $3.75
at $3.40
at $3.35
at $2.98
at $2.45
H AM PTO N & CO.
THE
S T .O R E T H A T
SATISFIES
r Pretty As a Picture”
PECULIAR ACCIDENT
IS PAINFUL
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—That expression was probably originated
a fter looking at some o f our artistic, high
grade photos.
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ARM STR O N G STUDIOS |
P ic tu re s o n D is p la y N e a r O r e g o n H o t e l
See Us About Farm Loans
Ella ('lark was in Eugene Friday.
W. O. Wilson, public stenographer,
A li lM l K H N o w n k n
E. A. Schrepel waa in Eugene the
Woodward Illdg., is giving private in­
Marshal Frank Snodgrass met with
Box 45M, Cottage (¡rove. Ore. structions in ahorthand and typew rit­ latter part o f laat week.
a painful and peculiar accident yester­
ing. Easy method. Reasonable terms.
day which nearly resulted in the loss
Flaaa IS
mini
o f his eye. While driving a rivet in
A GOOI> B A N K I N A
II. K. Mi-tcalf and fam ily have re
One o f the moat beautiful botpjets
one o f the steel cages at the city jail,
turned from attending the carnival.
received by The Sentinel thia season
a piece o f iron flew off and hit him in
Hook keeping work aollcitcd.
292 waa left this week by Mra. J. K. Mar-
C A P IT A L
the eye, causing excruciating pain.
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( ‘arc Sentinel.
re tL
He
was
immediately
given
medical
at­
G iv e n
O. II W illard ia erecting n bunga
A marriage license .has lieen iaaued
tention and the steel was successfully
In te rest P a id on Tim e D eposits.
low.
to Arthur E. Spray and Misa Elaie
removed. The sight w ill not be in­
K. Cox and It. F. Farmer have pur May Mrewer, two well known Cottage
jured, but the eye ball will always
chaaed a well drillin g oullH.
Grove young people.
bear the stain o f the iron.
II. S. Ililla, an automobile touriat
Mr. and Mra. Sherman (Mark are
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P la n s
from California, Jonated Sh.00 to the down from ltohemia thia week.
city Ireauary during the paat week for
F u r n is h e d
I can't furniah the winga, hut I can
an Infraction o f the apecd law«.
lew on the aolea while you wait. GofT.
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Bank of Cottage Grove
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GOOD TO W N
J. B. PHELPS
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T g L M ru O N M
FAMILY REFRIGERATORS AT COST
A marriage licenae haa lieen iaaued
to Harry R. Shearer and Miaa Pearl
A. Stewart, both o f this city
Pasturage ~or 3.ent
Mra. Horace Cochran entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Porter and Joe
Arnold at dinner Sunday in honor o f
Miaa Mildred's 7ih birthday anniver­
sary.
SOCIETY
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I represent a (Coast) life insurance
company which wrote $1,006,225 worth
o f insurance during the month o f May.
There must be aome good reasons for
$12.50
$15.00
$22.00
doing thia enormous amount o f busi­
ness. Let me call and give you some
Misa I^>ona Murwell o f Tacoma ia o f the reasons. H. K. M etcalf. Phone
Mr. and Mra. C. M Shinn returned
107-L.
Monday from attending the roae carni­ visiting Mrs. S. L. Markin.
Mra.
Elbert
Mode,
aon
and
daughter
James E. Atkinson went to I.ondon
val.
Geo. K err ami fam ily have taken up left Monday for a two weeks* viait on business Monday.
their reaidence in the Knapp bungalow. with relatives at Newport.
E. H clliw ell haa completed closing
Dr. Rohbina haa hia office al hia res­ out his stock o f merchandise a-d left
Kotiert McDonnell wan in Eugene
ilience, corner o f Sixth St. and Wash­ Monday to join his w ife at Yoncalla.
thia week on buaineaa.
ington A vc., three doors south o f the He haa not decided where he will
Where doe« the editor get hia acia-
poatofficc.
j20jllpd. locate.
aura to ateal copy from other editora?
Dr.
F.
L.
Ingram
spent
Sunday
with
FOR S A L E -A nice organ. Mr*. W.
A naw er: Wynne A Wood«.
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relatives at M yrtle Point.
F. Hart.
Harry Parker returned to Bohemia
Mr. and Mr«. E. A. Schrepel and
Monday morning. He took with him 6 Miaa Mary A lw ay le ft Tuesday for
hena, 9 hanty chicks and 6 ducks, which Eastern points. Miss A lw ay w ill viait
he le ft with Ray Nelson at the ware­ in Canada and the Schrepels in Min­
Horses $1.00 per month
nesota. The party w ill be gone a
house.
C owh
50c per month
Marion Vcatch was in Springfield on couple o f months.
A nice new line o f them at the Ice
Plant for the accommodation o f
Ice Patrona.
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The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Soci­
ety enjoyed a very pleasant afternoon
yesterday at the C. H. Burkholder
home. About 20 were present. A pic­
nic was arranged to be held next Mon­
day in Currin's Park near the Dr.
Woods' home, which will be in charge
o f Miss Jennie Woods. Marden's book,
"Pushing to the Front” , was pre­
sented for consideration. Ice cream
and cake were served, the hostess being
assisted by Miss Esther Silsbv and
Mrs N. E. Compton.
$25,000.00
C O T T A G E GROVE, ORE
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Special Offer
on Osteopathic Treatments for the
Month of June
To all patients who pay in advance for one month’s
treatment, I w ill give five treatments free o f charge
DR. C. E. FROST. D. O.
Successor to Dr. H. H. Somers
Graduate of Los Angeles College o f Osteopathy
Consultion and Examination Free
A PART OF MY BUSINESS
M J Pressing and Cleaning all done with latest
FOR SALE
machinery — the public invited to come
I w ill sell an interest in my music
store, as I do not have time to attend
in and see it work.
to all o f it properly. See me about
deal.
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Marion Veatch.
W ho’s Your Liberty?
The M ilitary Club's Goddess o f L ib ­
erty contest promises to become a
lively one.
Among the contestants
for the coveted honor a r e : Grace
business
Monday.
Try
a
few
meals
at
Mrs.
Joe
M
il­
Ml I t f
Miaa Anna Oglcahy was in Eugene le r’«. You w ill be satisMed. Corner Lily, Jenny Smith, Vera Crowe, Hazel
7th and Adama.
}20j27pd. Hazelton, Fern Holcomb.
the first o f the week.
J. C. Johnaon wh * in Kugcnc Mon­
Mra. Jane Gross and Mr*. Joe Ga­
I won’ t g iv e a $20 gold piece for $19
The picture* now on display by the
day on buaineaa.
in silver, hut on next Saturday 1 w ill routte were among those who attended Armstrong Studio* are the result of
J. E. Stroup and daughter have re­
give 24 bread tickets for $1 :00 cash. the Pioneer Association's picnic at the new system o f posing and lighting
turned from a viait in Kugcne.
Psinlrss Parker.
j2 0 jll. Brownsville.
as demonstrated recently in Portland
J. W. M h II o f Marshfield visited here
Miss M yrtle Purvance spent carnival at the professional school.
Mr. and Mra. W. C. Johnaon visited
laat week.
week visiting in Portland.
up the Coast Fork Sunday.
Rev. J. A. Moran o f Eugene con­
Taft Controls Convention.
FOR S A L E . -40
acres adjoining
O.
H.
Robinson,
a
recent
arrival
ducted service« in the Catholic church
Several
test votes have demonstrated
Males
Brothers’
Orchard.
A
ll
seeded
here, has purchssed the James Man-
here Sunday.
beyond
doubt
that T a ft controls the
to
timothy
and
orchard
grass
and
ehuer place .1) miles up the Coast
W. A. Woodard waa in Eugene laat
Fork. Mr. Manchuer w ill move into fenced with barbed wire fen ce; 3 acres Chicago convention and w ill probably
Thursday.
under cu ltivation; 40 bearing fruit be nominated on the first ballot. So
the city.
trees. Price, $1,000, half down, ba­ far Rooaevelt has been unable to make
M. C. W yatt returned to Mohemia
lance time to suit. Address box 272or good on any o f hia fabulous claims,
Monday, a fter a week's visit with hia
phone 143, Cottage Grove, Ore.
jl3 t f and it alao begins to look as i f he may
fam ily here.
Hia aon Dale accom­
fail to make good on his proposed bolt.
W.
J.
Gardiner
went
to
Salem
Tues­
panied him.
Public Stenographer
day to spend a few days visiting his
Want to buy.— A mare weighing
In s u ra n c e
C ollection»
children. Mrs. Gardiner was already
about 1300, not over aix years old. I.et
there.
O f f ic * W ith J. C J o h n ao n
me know by mail weight, color, age
Woodward Bid«.
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Phoiw « 3
I)r. J. T. A bbott held quarterly dis­
and height, algo price.' B. M. Hawley,
trict conference o f the M. E. rhruch
Hohemia Route, Cottage Grove. j20pd.
here Monday night.
Why not sleep in a te "t these warm
Albany, June 19.—The contract for
Robin Pow ell left Sunday for Port­
Mrs. G. H. Glass o f Portland is visit­ paving First Street with bitulithic has
nighta? Huy one from the Swengel land where he w ill spend the summer.
ing Mrs. J. M. Lew is while on her way
Harware Company.
Mra. Geo. McQueen returned from home from spending the winter in I-os been awarded to the Warren Construc­
tion Company.
Mr. and Mra. W alter Scott, Mra. A. Portland Sunday afternoon.
Angeles.
This award was made after the com­
W. Kim e and daughter«, Mamie and
Messrs, ('haa.
Hundy ami Thua.
Expert dressmaking done promptly. mittee appointed for that puipose and
Geneva, and Miaa A lice Counts left
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a number o f interested property owners
Wednesday morning for Brownsville Story o f Cleveland, Ohio, arc here Mrs. Pet Sanford.
looking over the country, visiting
where they w ill attend the Pioneer
Doe Adams, L. B. Woodruff, W. J. had made a thorough examination o f Cleaning and Pressing Men’s Suits....................... - ~ $1.50
with John Holdon and fam ily. They
Reunion.
Gardiner, Mrs. Wm. Dickey and J. the various kinds o f paving in use
Cleaning and Pressing Ladies’ Suits ......................... 1.50
are very well pleased with the Cottage
Hart were among those who attended throughout the Northwest. They found
In the school election in the l.atham
Grove country and may buy property
bitulithic
in
more
general
use
than
any
Cleaning and Pressing Ladies’ Coats.......................... 1.50
the G. A. R. reunion at Salem this
district Mr. Stevena waa elected direc­
here.
other
paving,
and
found
it
eminently
week.
tor and Mr. Finney clerk.
Cleaning and Pressing Men’s O vercoats..................... 1.50
Duke Knox waa summoned to Port­
satisfactory wherever used ; perfectly
Mrs. James Atkinson visited at H al­
land thia week to serve as a federal
surviving every teat o f wear and o f Pressing, without Cleaning above garm ents.................. 50
sey during the paat week.
“ The Shop” W here Good juror, but was excused.
climatic conditions and proving the
W e clean all kinds o f Silks, Laces, Kid Gloves, etc. Packages
Fifteen thousand strawberry boxes most economical o f all pavings becauae
A number o f potato growers hava
Printing is Done
called for and delivered.
on
hand.
Wynne
A
Woods.
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brought in home grown new potatoes
o f the fact that it will support the
David Riasue attended the reunion heaviest traffic for yeara without r e ­
to the local market and the merchants
are aelling them at five centa a pound. and picnic at Brownsville thia week.
pairs.
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