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TALES OF THE TOWN II. L. Cooke, who recenty arriv««! Mrs. A. Wampole is visiting at Glen Mra. Roy Welch and (laughter, who from Portluml ami purrhaa««! an IK- dale and enjoying a ram ping trip near had been making an extended visit at acre ranch at Saginaw, has purchaaed there. She will be gone a month or Die D. L. Wooda home, left Saturday the Rauman liouae on South Fifth St. more. for Newport. Mr. Welch left at the MANY MATTERS OK MORE THAN Try an electric face maNauge at the Hev. W. A. Elkins returne«! to Leba same time fur his home at Kelso, RASSINO MOMENT. Sanitary Harber Shop. aHtf. non Saturday. The fam ily, which is Wash. W. L. Huhhell and W ill Heck went camping on the W. A. Hernenway Miss Jennie Woods left this morning S. It. 1'iper favored The Sent In* I this for an extended viait iri the east. week with a hu«h o f red mountain to Yonealla Tuesday to Inatall an ice ranch, will remain a month yet. Building materials, builders hard buckleberrieM. The bu«h I n gorgeous box refrigerator. Mrs. A lice Persons o f Los Angeles, with berries and inakra u dainty urna There will be the usual preaching ware, aht-nlhing pa|>er, windows snd C s lif., is visiting Mrs. H. A. Miller. rnent I m - n I i I i - n furnishing llrat i ' I nnn IIII ami Sunday School service« at the M doors. The Swengel Hardware com Ralph W ills o f Stockton, Calif., is pany makes Die prices Dial aell the l»K fur I'h'H like mother u««*d to niNke. E. Church next Sunday. visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. For Sale or Rent. IK» acre farm, gooils. P. W ills on O isst Fork. Miss Mae Armatrong is «pending a large pasture, buildings, some fruit, M. P. Sherman, who is organizing a l block, .1 gootl running water, close to railway. vacation at Newport. lodge o f Moose st Eugene, was in Die hi i li u tee N. Lewis, Divide, Ore. spl 26pd. Mra. F. D. W heeler and daughter city this week securing members. A. walk t o IV O. 7 rootti houHe Nini rollar, barn, T. K. Abcene wus down from Spring- left for Portland laat Thursday for a G. Warner is actiqg a« a deputy organ beli houacs and parka, run keep : mni mouths stuy. Held a few «lays this week. izer. luying ben». In hcart o f residence One aix-year-oki mare and one large W. T. Hankins waa down from Row (lialrii't, line nt'ighlMira, g (« « l garden Herman Venake and fam ily ami Chas. unii fruii; Joraoy cow il yeurH olii, horse for sale. Marion Hruneau left yesterday for a month's River a couple days thia week, going sorrell .'I itoteli luying hena, ime yi-ar’H nuli Vcalch. aHtf. outing at Winchester Hay. to Eugene on huaineas. ply o f woml. All go«* *a for »1,115» E. lle lliw ell was up from Yonealla Paint your houae inside >uid out. '■unii I f you are wunting u anap, Mr and Mrs. Pete Barneberg of liuik Una u|> Hot f.lK Heat painta, oila, viirnlHh«« and ataiua, on business Friday. Medford have been visiting at the Or- and a full atock at the Swengcl Hard home since Tuesday. Mr. and Mr«. It. G. Elliott have re rln Robinson ware Store. ceived word o f the birth o f a «on to They leave today for Montana and will There ure a few o f those K-/, Run Mr. Mrs. Ellen Junes went to Springliehi their daughter, Mrs. Joseph Lee, at visit relatives along the way. Kurilen cultivator« left. (Aitile in ami Empire, Ore. Grandpa and Grandma Barneberg is a cousin o f Mrs. Robin Tuesday to visit until Saturilay. K etone un IO days' free (rial. Ster son arid Mrs. Barneberg is a grand Deo. Murkahury returned Tuesday are do'ng nicely. II iik Fred Co, Hove you seen the new electric vi- niece o f J. B. Lewis. from a vacation at Hlue River. The l'iirvani’e rain|iliiK party re* W. A. M cGilvray was in Eugene The ladiea o f the Preaby lerian brator at Die Sanitary Barber Shop tf tur nell Suturiluy from Sharp* t'reek. Tuesday. Special offerings in stationery at the Church will hold a home market at Investigate This ! v WE RENT Safe Deposit Boxes for $1 per Year * ___ Why carry your own risk, when you can have protection for less than two cents a week. Bank of Cottage Grove 4% interest on Time Deposits— 4% f Last Week of the ¡Clearance Sale! i — «22 The Hall ( ‘oni|iton rani|iitiK party re Kerr &. Silahy'a store Saturday. Aug. Motleru Pharmacy. turned Monday from u|ienilinK u couple 24th. Ice cream will also be for aale. (Quality «tationery now at very low week« ou Wlnrheater Hay. The Monroe gallery will he rloae«! prices at the Mixiern Pharmacy. a22 until Aug. (M E , aM 15 22. Nothing reflecta your bre«-dirlg more Get Mra. D. II. Tyson viaited in Eugene than Die stationery you use. quality stationery at the Modern Phar Tuesday. macy. »22 Lawrence Phelps, recently with General Blacksmith Dr. Demurest, Dentist. Office over Lurch's, haa accepted a position with Kerr A Silshy's Store. m8tf AND REPAIR WORK Umptirey & Markin. Mrs. S. J. Dillard was here from Eu Duy Martin, o f Silver Lake ia visit ing al the home of hia uncle. N. H. gene Monday on business. JOE BAKER L O C A T E D O N W E S T S ID E Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sharp are visit Martin. Kor Rent. Kurnlahed riunna for I I k h t Haled A lfa lfa or clover hay for sale ing Fred C. Bean and fam ily and other housekeeping. No children. Clone In. at »ln .fi» per to». J. T. Dlaon, S agi relatives in Eugene. Mra. K. A. Cuttle. *22lfc naw, phone 1I0F2. alhtf.c A dozen thoroughbred Huff O rping The ladiea of Die Hn|ili*t Church will ton pullets for sale at $ 1.00 each. Mrs. L. H. Woodruff ia «pending a vaca hold a aale of home cuokiiiK amt hand tion at Newport. J. S. Benson. a22a5c. made article* in the old lle lliw e ll »tore, Marion Vealch was in Eugene F ri A. L. Wynne ia atiending a few days Saturday, A uk . '¿4. The proceed* o f at Lorane doing Home plumbing fur W. day on business, the Hale w ill K" toward |>ayinK the S. A. Kdlcfacn ami W. W. Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Tyson spent Sun church debt. l^ulck work and g ««»i work. That's day with Cloverdale friends. my motto, tjolf, shoe repairer. A 1 I i i i i I h t , will cut 11 million ft. Only U mile« from load iriK point, on mi mi line S. I*. Ry. I unie« from CottuKc G I rove, on good road Small hou*e and Itarn on place. A Unit a acre* clear««!; k < mmI garden and Home fruit; tine water. Price $etui, »5 »» caah, hnlance one year al c , Inter— L ilov SIS, 40 Acres Misa Jean Cuthbcrtaon win in from Hlue Mountain Saturilay «hopping in the city. Mr. and Mr«. S. M. Tilua and J. P. O ’ Hrien o f Eugene, who had been apemltng a vacatijn at London, re- lurned home Saturday. R. J. L eg a l went to yesterday on huaineas. 1 rule p«* rule nee The biK hardwure a tore I n hcadipiar- Wanted. .V) tie makers, also ptdr te n for all kind* o f H|>ortiiiK goods »nil ami piling cutter« and 2» team«. Tie «■amp oultita. Winrhi-iter and Savage cutters make »4 to »7 per «lay at Do ritlen. iluntiiiK coat« and canvaa leg per tie, Steady work summer and Kina. Swengcl Hardware Cu. winter, lw«> year job. Addr«-*s A. F. Mr. Lawson and w ife o f Shield« Eatabrook Co., Hardnu, Ore. ami 24.r> were U|i viiitinK their non went o f Cot- California St., San Francisco, Cal. Free fare from San Francisco. b 22| k I. t»K '' Drove the paal week. 10 mile« out; 1} million ft. tine tim ber. K"od K * r d en land, creek bottom; »mall heariiiK orchard, aaaorlcd fruit*, place all fenced; tine out ranKe for at«»-* ; K '»«l creek aiul mountain apruiK* on place. I'laci- rent««! and in crop thia — on Price $1 ; enah, l>al ance one y«*ar at ti' [, intereat. Itox M m 87 Acres 250 (700 Mr. und Mrs. W attau m of Eugene re turned home Friday from an outing at I «undo n. Ladies* Suitings A ll W o o l O regon Cloth 56 inches w id e $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 a Yard D. C. Hubbard was in Salem this week ori business. J. Arthur Osburn o f Eugene, who had spent a month here, returned home Tuesday. Mrs. Van Scoy ami Miss N ellie W il liams o f Eugene are visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Hard at Bohemia. J. C. Smoot o f Portlaml is spending a short vacation in the city at the home o f Nealon Lockett. A baby boy was born to Mrs. T. R. Orr o f W alker on August 17th. Mrs. L. C. Happy is visiting at W al ker this week. OREGON WOOLEN MILLS STORE Returned Tom Aw brey has returned a from an extended vacation on his fruit farm and will now g iv e special atten tion to fire insurance. Call at the ex press office. jlKaKpd ! t Y . 1 , t ! Y *x, : I : *: I Y ! ! I I I | This includes Ready-to- I | wear Garment, Suits, Coats, Skirts, Wash ! Goods, Etc. ! I X I X 1 L U R C H ’S , Cottage Grove J. D. Davis o f Eugene is in the city on business. J. E. Blackmore, form erly with H. Harrington, has started a dray line of his own. The National Stock Co., which made such a hit at Eugene the first o f the week, is now showing here in the Air- dome at the corner o f Fifth and Main. "T h e Lion and the Mouse,” which was stopped when partly completed last night on account o f rain, w ill be re peated tonight. Other plays to be given are "P a id in F u ll” and "T h e W o lf.” L ? :j: 1 STOCK RANCH A T A B A R G A IN Monday. J. E. Blackmore All Kinds of Hauling £$* Draying Done on Short Notice J. A. Taylor o f Canada waa here yes jars which we w ill sacrifice at $1.»» clean up our terday looking over the country with 14 big rolls toilet paper for $1 at the per do*. W e bar- the view o f buying some o f C ottage Swengcl Hardware Store. Best paper , «aids and ernia. W«v biave other oil ’hone 66. G rove’ s farm and timber Und. Office at S alft m an’s Cigar Store made for the purpose B. gains in ja rs. Brum* A Co., P G R O C ER S TO P A R T IC U LA R P E O P L E W agon leaves for East Side, mornings at 8 and 10 o’clock; wagon leaves for West Side, mornings at 9 and 11 o’clock; wagon leaves for East Side, afternoons at 2 and 4 o’clock; wagon leaves for W est Side, afternoons at 3 and 5 o’clock. The above schedule will be followed as nearly as possible, and if you w ill kindly give us your orders we w ill guarantee satisfaction. Special deliveries made at any time. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ The young people o f the Christian Church gave a farm ers' social in the church parlors Friday evening. Prizes for the best farm er's costumes were won by Henry Jorgensen and Miss Ma bel Coffman. Boobies were won by A lfr««i W hite and Mrs. O rville Spear. Fines w ere imposed for ostentatious display o f jew elry, patent leather, pol ished shoes and the like. Games were playi^i. Refreshments were served consisting o f string beans, sandwiches and coffee. Phone 65 FREE DELIVERY FOUR TIMES DAILY ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ SOCIETY | | Brund & Company | W e meet all competition for spot cash. extend you credit when you need it. F. W. Robbins, M. 1)., oltice corner O. P. Adams returned from the Bo Fifth Street ami Washington Avenue, hemia District Momlay and reports Remember the Jayhawkera' picnic things in an unusually prosperous con A uk . -71. A ll Kaiiaa« |«'ople and their stvinid door South o f Sentinel office. .. dition. fainiliea arc wanted. While in the city J. E. Womlson and hrulo arrived from Clint S tewart is busy these days g e t come in and luhacribe for The Senti Standfonl, Texas, SHturdny and will :j: ting a display o f fruit and berries for nel. make their home here for some tune, The Emanon Giub’ met last Thursday the grange fair. Mr. W «» n I hou being employed at the Mra. I,. H. Moon, who had been via with Mrs. Bert Richmond. A fte r the iting her d a u l i K l c r , Mra. S. K. Mctiav laundry. A stitch in time may save a new usual work, refreshments were served. ran, returne«! Saturday to her home in D. A. Snaucr uf Bladen, Neb., was |iair o f shoes, (¡off. Th«)se present were : Mesdames Groff, Kansa«, heiiiK accompanied aa far an in the city from Saturday to Monday G. A. Hamden ri'turnod Sunday from Mackin, Umphrey, Ernest Hisbey, N e l Portland by Mr. and Mra. McGavran. looking over land w ith a view to locat a couple days' visit in Eugene. son Durham, Bert Richmond, A lice ing. Mrs. Judson Allen was in Eugene Richmond, Ray Dean. House to Rent.- -Owner N ofth I and Monday. A l the rectory o f St. Mary's Episco Birch. Partly furnished. Mrs. Martha Mrs. David G riggs and children re pal church at Eugene at 8 p. m., Aug. J. Whisman. air>-22|«l turn««! Monday from a viait in Eugene 15, 1812, Dell Kirkpatrick o f Eugene C. 11. Haight whs in from Saginaw For Rent. — Furnished room; one and Miss Jennie Louise Pickins o f Lo Only H miles from Cottage block south o f Main. Address U6 this rane were married. Rev. P. K. Ham Grove, 115 acres under cultiva The woman who «loesn't enjoy asso office. s-29-a6-25-pd. mond officiating. tion, 40 acres fine piling tim ciating with any man but her husband Mrs. E. J. Heidler has been quite A'surprise party was given on Esther needs m edical'attention. sick during the past week. ber. 200 acres good foot-hill Jorgenson at her home August 21st. Miss Kayhill, a nurse in a baby bus- 1 David G riggs ia home again, after a woodland pasture. Price $20 Games were played, after which a de pita I at Portland, is visitin g friends in couple weeks' vacation. l>er acre. A snap. Easy terms. licious lunch was served, consisting o f • the city. Tom Parker visited hia w ife and ice cream, cake, sandwiches, bananas, ADURKfiH OWNKK Good 2-horse power el«»ctric motor chihlren in Albany over Sunday. oranges, pickles, nuts, cookies and na- Itox 458, Cottage Grove, Ore. for sale at a bargain. The S en tin el. Rev. McGee was in Eugene Saturday biacoa. The guests present were Lola Walker, Ruth Jorgenson, Edna John W. A. W illiam s, who haa been cut on business. son, Roy N eil Veatch, Harold Du- Spring oat atraw for aale. A. Wood. ting wm«l for several months in the Mrs L. A. I.aR an tof Eugene viaited Rruille, Beulah Hawkins, Otto Senter, J. R. DeSpain ia able to be around Mushy Creek district, was driven put in Saginaw this week. Ruth Cowell, Margeurite Brace, Royal by the rain o f the past week. again after hia recent accident. E. C. Lockwood was in Eugene F ri Ostrander, Luesnille Ostrander. J. R. Nokea came «town from Bohe- j day on business. Mr. and M th . J. N. Waterhouae re mia Saturday. He hail been up a week. * turned Monday from Drain, where they Mr. ami Mrs. W. A. Woo«iard were Appraisers File Report. viaited friends aeveral days. II. II. Harms and w ife o f Portland in Eugene Saturday. N. W. W hite, W alter Garoutte and the J. K. Elderkin was up from Eugene W illiam K elley, appraiaers o f W e arc supplied with all kinds o f are visiting at the Mrs. S. L. Harms home and w ill be members o f a camp estate o f W illiam Johnson W hite, have Saturday on business. feed for liorses, rattle, hogs ami chick ing party to Bohemia. ens. Sterling Feed Co. O. F. Vaughn was in Eugene Tues filed their inventory and appraisement which show the property to be worth Expert drt>aamaking done promptly. day. Mra. II. (). Thompson and two chil »10,000. Mra. Pet Sanford. m23tf Mra. L. Gilstrap and aon Raymond dren arrive«! Tuesday from Geurhart Miss Deaaie Harms returned Satur o f Eugene are at Calapooya Springs for a visit at the W. If. A hrama home while on their way to San Diego, Calif. day from a viait in Ftortland und Wash Mrs. Eugene Matlock returned to • ington. Eugene Tuesday, after a viait with W. H. Lawrence o f M yrtle Creek A camping party le ft Tueaduv for friends and relatives here. was here this we«<k looking for laml. Hohemia, consisting o f II. H_ Harms W ho ted to trade, two |K>nies or lum and w ife o f Portland. Mr. and Mrs. N. T H E C IT Y T R A N S F E R Household gmxls for tale, including ber for large ¿horse. Owens Lumber K. Harrett o f Eugeise, Misa iDeaeie sideboard, cupboard, spring cot, heat Co. a tM H Harms, ('has. Robinson and Hcrt Doug ers, steel range, curtain polea, ward C. D. Hrainard ami S. K. Smith re- las o f ('«lin g o , C a l i f . They w ill be robe. Can be seen at H elliw ell'a old stand today and tomorrow. Mra. H. turni-d Saturday from an outing in the gone 1» days. O. Th«imp#on. i Hohemia District. They brought hark We have 5 do*. E verla stin g t gal. j venison ami trout. •K Y Mrs. E. C. Lockwood, Misses Ursula and Flo l«ck w oo d left yesterday for an outing in the Bohemia District. I Mrs. E. J. Heidler haa been quite sick during the past week. O. G. Gilbertson, who hus been at local hospital since lieing hurt at the Champion mine Heveral weeks sgo, is able to get around the city, although still somewhat lame. A car «if steel rails arrived at the lo cal station yesterday, hut it is reliably learned that they are not for any of the proposed new roads. | A general clean up of all | odd lots, broken sizes ! S x Glad to ! Brund & Company G R O C E R S TO P A R T IC U L A R P E O P LE COME TO OUR NEW HOME O u r stock is now well arran g e d in our new hom e and we will appreciate your inspection of sam e. W e h a n d le n o th in g hut q u ality goods; our line of groceries is c o m plete a n d ap p e tiz in g "A full variety of J o h n s t o n 's M ilw aukee C an d y is alw a y s k ep t fresh in o u r cases. Y our wife or sw eetheart will a p p reciate a b o x of th is confection. * ms M E T S A N SHOP Does Your Sweetheart W rite Letters? O f course she does— and nice ones, too. Don’t you know she would ap preciate some o f the printed stationery turned out by The Sentinel. It is dainty, refined and nifty. Her let ters to you on this kind o f stationery w ill be much more replete with en dearing terms than if written on the ordinary kind. The cost is not high. i! Cottage Grove Sentinel " T h e Shop" Where Good Printing Is Done ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ »♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ »♦ ♦ {
