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Ethel and Nora Hatfield, Maude Whit man, Leonard Whitman, John H a t field, Fred Woodhurat, Horatio and Wade Moaby. Wilbur Pitcher visited last Sunday Divide Items. with Ida grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Feb. 12. (Special to The Sentinel.' Jack Hall has team of 3-year-old Miles Pitcher, Sr., of Star. - Mrs. B. H Lee left Monday to spend horaes for sale. R. D. Fuson was in the Grove shop Action of Supreme Court in Declar COLLEGE BOYS RENDER CLASSY a few days in Cottage Grove. ping between trains Saturday. Thomas Abrams has Indian Kunner ing It Unconstitutional Mrs. Tonie Dallcyuardia and nephew ENTERTAINMENT Mr. and Mrs A. Lundberg and Mias duck eggs for sale. | were in Cottage Grove Monday on Causes Trouble. O'MarH called on the Ben Pitcher j business. Second hand harness for sale family Sunday. Carl Burkett is home for a week's With special road taxes extended on 0. A. C. Aggregation, Including Two Spray. visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. the tax books in several districts, the Cottage Grove Boya, Hut on Wm. Bainbridge has one yearling E. Burkett. declaration of the supreme court tlist and one 2-year old colt, also some Mr. and Mrs. C. Russell of l.orane Stunta that Please Large the tax is unconstitutional, has put are spending a few days with Mr. good milch cows for sale. Audience. Sheriff Parker in u quandary. He isn't Russell’s brother, Howe Russell. I f you need an engine see our engine certain whether taxea voted before the Ed Söderström was in Oakland from and g e t our price before you buy. Monday to Thursday. decision of the court sre to lie collected A rare treat in musical harmony and Good second hand roller feed mill for Top Notchers Struggling to Retain or not. Mrs. Frank Taylor is here visiting melody, was the estimate made of the sale. her mother, Mrs. Lee. Positions and Overtake Those The district attorney has iakon the O. A. C. Glee Club concert at the A r Fritz Soderstom made a business Buff Orpington eggs, 75c per setting. matter up with the supreme court and mory Monday night. The house was in Front. trip to town Saturday. S. E. McFarland. if the levies voted last fall are illegal well tilled and each number was Mis. Fannie Dugan, who is teaching Wagons, buggies, plows, harrows, school a t Dorena. spent the week end While Miss Vets Hickey retains first it will be necessary for the county | strongly encored. Several renditions cultivators, discs, binders, mowers and with her parents. place in the Rees - Wallace - Sentinel court to Issue sn order to the sheriff were professional In claaa and c har rakes at the big hole in the wall. Albert Land of Dorena has returned piano contest, Mrs. Robert llniina hsa nullifying this portion of the tsx e x acter. Mr. Henry Uuasell, In hta kilts, Delight Valley. this week crowded up much closer and tension. Such action will cause much scored s tremendous hit with his Scotch One ad. in S pray’s Column sold my to the O. L. T. mill. O. A. Smith transacted buainess in Guss'e Turner was at the Grove gives promise of making the leader confusion, as many of the notices to monologue and singing act drapite the hack. I have a gentle pony and colt to Cottuge Grove Saturday, Saturday. sell. I. A. Randall. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Chandler a tte n d hustle to maintain her position. Miss taxpayers, which are ill the form of fact that he suffered from a severe The extra gang was taken to Wend- Remember the goat. He will kill ling Sunday, where it will work three ed the funeral of Mrs. Chandler's Inez Flynn retains third place, with a recripta, will have to be re-written or cold. Mr. Lawrence Sklpton'e work grandfather, Rev. Wallace, at the substantial gain over last week. changed. The decision, if it ia to stand on the violin waa very clever and h e f l r / the brush and make the grass grow weeks. Grove Friday. Standing of candidates is as follows: against levies made last fall, rum« at was well received. Miss Floy Lee visited this week in while you sleep. Miss Bertha Angel of Eugene visited Veta H ickey............................. 881080 a moat inopportune time ss it will make Oakland with her sister, Mrs. F. The wink of the entire company was Curtis Veatch has Duroc Jersey sows Taylor. with relatives in Saginaw over Sun Mrs. Robert Hanna ................712940 a great deal of trouble a t the lax pay so satisfactory and pleasing th a t to for sale. Mr. and Mrs. Grell Söderström of day. Inez F linn ........................................ M l 800 ing ollicc. give Individual praise is impossible. ________ Peter McKinney of Cottage Grove I pay cash for chickens, eggs, h des, Cottage Grove visited Mr. Soderstrom’s Mrs. Joe McKibbon........................547170 L. R. Woods and M. II. Jordan, both came to Saginaw Saturday for a short parents Sunday. grain. Rill« S te n n e tt............................... 333360 Cottage Grove boya, took part In the Mrs. Charles Hedrick of Cottage visit with his sun. G. Johnson has young horse for sale. Grove visited friends here Sunday. ..................... 170780 The Lsdies Needlecraft G. T. X. Christina Turk concert. The audience was large. Sam McKernan has team, horses and E. Bennett visited Mr. Lindstrom met with Mrs. J L. Queen and daugh Thelma Julies...................................SIMM The concert was given under the Sunday. They had not seen one ters Wednesday with nearly all mem Martha Woolley............................. AMMO wagon for sale. auspices of the high school. bers present. The afternoon was spent another for 10 years. with sewing and music. A very dHinty Mamie Michael.............................. 800810 Wanted, 5 dosen barred rock pullets Angele Perini and wife have com luncheon was served before adjourn Mattie W h itte n ..............................IMHO There will be no county of SiuaUw Inquire of Tboa. Abrams. pleted a cozy little home on the hill. ment. Blanche Lindstrom ....................... !872iH) created a t this session of the legisla For sale cheap.—Fifty-egg incubator, Ed Söderström was in the Grove C. E. G iblerof Divide visited in Sag Mrs. Fairy Allen ...................... 186600 ture. The proposed county was to be "Cycle H atcher.” M. A. Horn, Sagi Sunday. inaw Sunday. composed of parts of Western l.nne and Ruth Ewing ................................131570 There will be a ball game here Sun naw. Miss Myrtle Purvance was called to Mabel McFarland 114000 Douglas. The bill was Introduced by day between Divide and Cottage Grove. Eugene Monday on account of her Horse for sale or trade.—Weight Eva K in g ..................... OfllOO Reprcaentati vo Parsons of l.sne County F. Turner and wife made a business mother's illness. Thu old Ncamith team waa defeated about 1650 lbs., 7 years old. Will trade and there wss no opjiositlon from this trip to town Friday. Vera Crow ..........................................85470 J. E. Angel and family are moving in a basket ball game here Friday for smaller mare. A rthur Vanschoiack, Nile Michael was in Cottage Grove this week tu the Gardiner place which Elsie Pleuard..................................... 24000 county. A strong protest went up night by the Roaeburg Athletic*. The Dorena. Monday. they have rented. Names not given are the same as from Douglss County, which resulted score was 34 to 21. The garni waa a I have one 10-acre tract and one 18- Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Harnden and last week. In the bill being indefinitely post|H>ncd. fairly fast one ami the home team lost Silk Creek. acre tra c t yet unsold, two miles east Miss Betty Angel of Saginaw spent Feb. 12.—(Special to The Sentinel.) Kecs-Wallare gives 1000 vdtes on each by its inability to pitch baskets. It of Cottage Grove, under irrigation —A daughter has been born to Mr. Sunday a t Maple Dell .Farm with the Beatty family. had a number of op|>ortunities to win $1.00 purchase. ditch, also near city pipe line. If you and Mrs. J. R. Lynde. Lewis Allen returned Tuesday from if it could have landed the halt aafely. Votes given by The Sentinel are as want something tha t will make a nice Frank Davis and family arrived last The Nesmith team waa compoaml of follows: home, come and see me. J. F. Spray. week from Washington. Mrs. Davis an extended visit to North Carolina. Mrs. Mary Smith of Cottage Grove Jesa Lewis, Kay Allison, Dorris Me«J- Three-year-old registered Jersey bull is a sister of Mrs. J. W. Gildersleeve. visited with her da ughter Jennie, On each new subscription first They expect to make an extended visit. y e a r ................................................ 5 , ' » hi Abominable Condition Just East of ley. Bob Atkinson, Carl Cellren. Wednesday. for sale, price (50. J. A. Powell. Baker Slagle, who was struck with S. P. Righfof-way To Be Mrs. Taplin and son Roy were shop On each old subscription, first year W. P. Prophet has 20 pure White a cable a short time ago and seriously ........................................................1,600 ping in the Grove Tuesday. Remedied. hurt, is able to be at work again. Orpington hens for sale, also Brown Mrs. G. A. Harnden and Miss Frances On each year above one year on Mrs. John Moe is stopping at the J. Leghorn cockerels. Beatty went t<> town on business Tues The abominable condition of Main either new or old. (O# new R. Lynde home. day. Page field fence is a spring steel, S treet just east of the railroad trarka subscriptions all above first Miss Grace Innis of Creswell was at best by every test. Phone 162. The Sunday School of Saginaw will the dormitory from Tuesday till S a tu r year is considered a t old sub will probably be remedie«! in the near As neat an otlice as will be seen any give a Valentine socia! Friday evening. day, visiting her sister, Miss H attie scription) ..................................... 2,000 future. For a abort diatance there is where ia that completed by the Cottage W. E. Walker has has for sale good Innis, who has been sick. Each woman is to bring a valentine no sidewalk and the mud ia often deep Grove Manufacturing Co. The walla On clubs of five old subscriptions, gentle mare, weight 1400 pounds, also Miss Grace Davidson of Roseburg which will be sold at auction. There a bonus o f .................................... 6,000 enough to be very inconvenient. Thia have been finished in Heaver board, a yearling colt, weight about 1000 left Friday for Cottage Grove. She will be other attractions also. The Moody brothers have rented the On clubs of five new subscriptions, a condition haa resulted from a dispute new article handled by the company, pounds. One mile west of Walker, Ore. will return home the first of the week. Maple Dell Farm of J. L. Beatty and as to property lines and the inability neatly paneled and finiahed with green bonus o f ..................... . . . . 10,000 Seth Roe left Sunday for his home John Deere and Oliver plows at Mr. Beaty will resume his ministerial in Toledo on important business. of the city to force a sidewalk without kalaoinine. A window haa been put On each $1.00 worth of job printing work. Spray's. Mrs. J. N. Dresser of Lynx Hollow considerable ex|>enae. (10 |>er cent of price must ac in the south side of the building and Do you need a cream separator? was visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ed Star Twinkles. Upon the subject being brought up thia ia filled with the varioua kinds of company o r d e r )..........................1,000 Come and see our Blue Bell. I t is a mund T. Hartley, the last of the week. Feb. 12. —(Special to The Sentinel.) by a representative of the Commercial glasaes handled by the firm. A pic No coupons given on advertising. L. M. Owens was cutting wood on —Mrs. A. W. Neet, Mrs. Proat and son good one and the price is right. Club, the city attorney haa been in ture will be taken ea|iecially for the thé Hinds place the first of the week. Harry were shopping in Cottage Grove Warren McFarland has some nice structed to proceed to collect an unpaid manufacturers of Beaver board. Mrs. W. N. Wheeler and little daugh Saturday. young s ”ws for sale. stre e t assessment on the Larson prop ter Edith, who were in Cottage Grove Mrs. Bert Calloway and daughter Buy your feed and flour of Spray. most of the winter, are visiting a t the Nellie of Saginaw spent several days erty on the north aide of the street. F. HOLDERMAN DIES SUDDENLY home of Mrs. Wheeler's brother, M. F. this week with her sister, Mrs. A rthur Phone 162. In the event of a aale for the assess Babcock. Whitlock. See our new 2-way gang plow. It ment the city will, if necessary, bid Portland Policeman, Former Real- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Richardson Frank Wilson and Harley Sw aggar N ig h t Chief of Police D e te rm in e d to the projwrty in ami can then go ahead turns it down hill going and coming. were in Cottage Grove Monday. dent, Sick Only 10 Days. returned Monday to th e ir work at the P u t Stop to P l a y i n g Cards with the construction of a sidewalk on Ask your grocer for White River Mrs. Albert Wheeler and son, Eldon Brown lumber camp. this property. It will still t e neces for P rizes. Flour. I t beats them all. You will James, visited Mrs. Wheeler's aunt, Frank Holderman, a former resident Jam es Finley spent Saturday tra n s sary to condemn a way across the prop of this city, died a t Portland last have to pay 15 cents more for it than Mrs. A. D. Owens, the first of the acting business in Cottage Grove. week. " I f I ever find sufficient evidence erty occupied by the Cottage Grove Thursday after a sickness of 10 days J. P. Wicks and 6ons have moved their for some other hard wheat flour, but Mrs. Simcox and children were in mill from Drain to Wicka Siding. against people who give prizes a t card Manufacturing Co. we guarantee every sack. with kidney trouble. He left here Cottage Grove Friday. Mrs. J. P. Wicks visited this week parties I will surely arre st them on the four or five yeara ago and he and H. We have ju st received a car of Page Mrs. J. F. Gildersleeve was deliver with her aunt, Mra. Thompson, at the charge of gam bling.” This is the H. Ilarrncs were partners on the police wire fence, all sites. Come in and see ing vegetables in the Grove Monday. Grove." statem ent of Night Chief of Police force. He was about 30 yeara of age Roy Wheeler went to Roseburg our special 39 inches high, 9 wires, 30c Mrs. Carl Pitcher went to Disston Thompson of Eugene. ” 1 will not dis and leavea a young wife. per rod. We can sell this fence at that Thursday to visit at the home of his Wednesday and will visit relatives the criminate and will arre st the most brother, J. P. Wheeler. rest of the week. price - we get it in carload lots right fashionable society matron in Eugene Mrs. Ada Wilson and Mrs. Amanda A three-column illustrated feature Mias Ethel Carolyn Palmer and Oscar McAllister has resigned his from the factory. We also have a full Babcock were callers Thursday at the position at the Brown lumber camp and if i find evidence enough to convince story, w ritten by Misa Nellie Hemen- Mrs. Gunnel in Theater Fire. line wire gates. Luctrehund home. has gone to Coos Hay. me tha t she is guilty of violating the way of this city, appeared in the Sun Mra. Jennie Cheshire of Eugene has W alter Babcock visited Prof. R. W. I deliver free to all parts of town. Chas. Craighead spent several days at statute against gambling. Gambling day Oregonian. Miss Hemenway is a Airey Sunday afternoon. received a wire from her daughter, Cottage Grove last week. Spray, phone 162. is gambling, no m atter where it ia con member of the journalism department Ethel Carolyn Palmer, from Hi. Cloud, The Christian Help Band met at the Joe Wicks of the S ta r mill spent Forty lbs. of White River flour for a home of Mrs. G arner Tuesday a f te r ducted and I do not intend to be any at the S ta te University ami the story Minn., stating that she ami Mra. Laura Sunday with his family. bushel of wheat at the hole in the wall. noon for the purpose of sewing for rospector of persons in thia regard. I dealt with the work accomplish»! by Thomas Gunnell ware in a theater fire A rthur Whitlock went to Cottage raided a private residence Monday the students of tha t department. Two and had loat everything, but they I will trade you one sack White River Mrs. Ada Wilson. ; Grove on business Saturday. The Young Peoples Missionary So flour for one tier 16 inch old growth Mrs. Ed Whiteley went to the city night because I was convinced that the illustrations accompanied the story themaelves escajied without injury. ciety meets once a week. The om officers man who lived there and three com showing the students s t work. The Nothing further ia known at thia time fir wood. Come and see me in the hole are : President, Mrs. F. P. Wheeler I Fri<laY' returning Saturday. Glen Cellars of Cottage Grove visited panions were playing cards for money. publication of her story under her name of thu details of the fire. in the wall. secretary, Orvil T arbell; chorister, over Sunday with his sister, Miss Merle I made sure to get the evidence before ia a recognition many finished journal Paul Estes. Mian Palmer, pianist, and Mra. Gun Elder Snyder preached here Sunday Cellers. I made the arrest, ami of course no ists never receive. nell, imjieraonator, are both Grants afternoon. a 3 a i n society woman will be molested till 1 Disston Doings. Pass women and have l»cen traveling Hiram Babcock visited his cousins, at your Grocers Feb. 12. — (Special to The Sentinel.) am certain she is violating the law .” together for aome months giving high- Edward and Walter Babcock, the first Declaring th a t he has the support — Rev. and Mrs. H. B arnhart came up of the week. class entertainments. They had juat from Dorena Saturday evening. Rev. j of the Clean City League and univer finished restocking their wardrobe and Barnhart preached in the school house sity authorities, the Eugene night Lorane. had many costly costumes.—-Rogue Sunday morning and evening. chief has issued the above ultimatum Feb. 6.—C. W. and Robert Simpson The degree team of.Bohemia Camp, River Courier. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Ralston and Louis transacted business in Cottage Giove were visiting friends and relatives in I and says he intends to enforce it. So W. O. W., accompanied by a number the first of the week. Mi*H Palmer and Mrs. Gunnel ■p- BETTER THAN EVER the Grove over Sun lay. Miss O’Mara ; ciety women of the county scat are of members, went to Oakland Saturilay The Churchill Matthews Orchard acted as postmistress during their ab- ’ much worked up over the action. peared In Cottage Grove in recital a evening and exemplified the initiatory company has three men trimming sence. year ago. Makes work for Oak Camp of tha t place. trees. E. Holderman spent Sunday with his 1 18123118 Members from many aurrounding rampa W h it e r .L i g h t e r Bread A. A. Kelly transacted business in family in the Grove. the county seat Monday. attended and all were royally e n te r . ... ... , , Mail Carrier Lundberg has recovered tained. Supper waa served the visi Mrs. Sharpe is visiting this week from his illness and is carrying the • Tell Spray what you need to buy, with her daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Kelly. ! maj| a(, ajn tors, and the lodge work waa followed Dan Humphrey left Sunday for a also w hat you have for sale. Get it Miss Veta Pitcher has been sick the Only Woman in District Dies at by a aplendid banquet. Twenty-eight A news item In the Eugene Guard into Spray’s column and do buainess. visit with his son a t McMinnville, also past week. in all were present from Cottage relatives in the Waldo Hills. Vesuvius of Neuralgia of says: “ Emerson K. Rosa, who lives Leo Wilson went to Dorena Saturday Remember thia column is fr e e —don’t Grove. The Oakland boya proved them William Hawley, J r ., was up from morning to visit a sister recently re near thia city, says he has the Cottage the Heart. cost you anything. selves royal entertainers, Doe Creek Monday. turned from California. Grove m an’s record for raising hogs Improved Oregon straw berry plants Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Crowe were Albert Ridderbusch of Dorena spent The second death within a week In beaten a city block. Hia sow had nine for sale. See J. A. Prophet, the man Cottage Grove visitors the latter part Saturday with his grandmother, Mrs. i the Bohemia district, where deaths piga and in eleven months he sold aix of the week. who sella berries all summer. Belle Haight. very seldom occur, was tha t of Mrs. of them for $106 ami kept 580 |ioundn Mrs. Johnnie Bogart ia visiting in J. V. Woodhurst left the later p a rti Roberta Bolling, the only woman in Try a sack of White River Flour. Eugene. or $58 worth of meat for his own use. of the week for Eugene. Ask yoar grocer for it. If he hasn’t the district, which occurred Monday He still has the sow left. The pigs Mrs. Ethel Weiler ia visiting her Millwright A. Robinson and family The popularity of the public library were fed on root« and c orn.” The Cot it, call Spray, phone 162. j sister, Mrs. Jack Humphrey, this of the Crites camp have moved to their from neuralgia of the heart. Mrs. Farmers, come in and see our manure ' week. Bolling and husband were employed at is shown by the fact th a t an average tage Grove pig cleared 170 net. Until ranch a t Myrtle Point. Mr. Reed transacted business in the spreader. Something new. H. I). Crites was a passenger on No. the Vesuvius mine, where Mr. Bolling of 150 books are taken out on each «lay the Eugene pig shown its net returns, Grove Saturday. 2 Saturday morning. is caretaker during the winter idleness. tha t it is open. The work is hecominir the Cottage Grove porker refuses to G. Gray sprained hia ankle very bad- ' The body war brought to this city yes so heavy tha t the librarian in hardly yield her laurels. Creswell News Notes. able to care for it. i ’opular books ly last Friday morning. He was w o r k - 1 Feb. 8.—Carl E. Schmitt and Miss ing in the woods and jumped on a log terday and shipped to Portland for hardly get onto the shelves. Children Jennie Roberts were married in Eu- to avoid a falling tree, when the acci- burial, accompanied by the husband. are taking an interest in the institution gene Monday evening a t 5 o ’clock at dent occurred. and many of the little tots are on the home of Rev. William Parsons. By a score of 9 to 4 the girls’ basket Mr. and Mrs. G. Lindsey and John Brother Dies in California. hand every library day for their read ball team of Cottage Grove high school The marriage came as a surprise t j t h e McConnell and family of Row River Mrs. Martha J. Kayaer receive«] word couple’s many friends as neither of defeated a like team of Oakland on the them had intimated their intentions. moved to the Disaton camp Saturday Monday of the death of her brother, ing matter. As a result of a Cottage Grove dis morning for the remainder of th e la tte r ’s court Saturday evening. The Both are prominent young people. season. S. T. Davis, which occurred at Red patch in The Oregonian about hia r e Ia N ow Powder Agent. Oakland team didn’t get a field basket The groom is local m anager of the Mo lands, Calif., Feb. 6. The funeral oc ceiving an order from Ohio for walnut Mrs. B. H aight entertained the H. H. Veatch haa received the e x during the entire game. The team hawk Lumber Co. The couple expects youngsters of Disston a t her home on curred Feh. 8. Mrs. Kayser was pack clusive agency for Du Pont powder tree aciona, I. H. Veatch of this city to make an extended trip to Kansas in from here was composed of Arlie Lang- the near future, a fte r which they will the Boulevard Wednesday evening. ing her things to go to his bedside in this section of the valley and will haa received a similar request from a Music and games were the main fea don, Mae Armstrong, Marguerite John take up their residence in Creswell. tures of the evening. A luncheon was when she received word of his death have head«|uartara in kthi* city and party a t Olympia, Waah. son, Edna Elledge, Ja n e Gilchrist. Mrs. J. W. Stone has been confined served. Those present were Bertha, and burial. m«ke this the distributing (mint. Wcddinir invitation*—The Sentinel. Sprays Column Neighborhood News to her home for the past several days with a severe attack of pneumonia. Mrs. Lizzie Churchill of Cottage Grove is visiting relatives and friends here thia week. Mayor Geo. I.. Gilfry, who has been confined to his home *or two weeks on account of serious illness, is much im proved and will be able to bo out soon, W. W. Scott, accompanied bv his mother, Mrs. S. J. Scott, left Friday night for Condon to attend his sister, Mrs. S. D. Brown, who is seriously ill. Last Saturday evening the Baptist people assembled at the home of Ben jamin R. Baker, to give their pastor. Rev. Groat, a surprise on the occasion of his 79th birthday. The ruse worked well. The t'm e was spent in disposing of )» delicious picnic menu, vocal ami instrumental music, recitations and telling stories. The concert and poverty social given by the Creswell band and orchestra, at the Etna Opera House Friday night, was the best event of its kind ever given in Creswell. ROAD TAX QUANDARY GLEE CLUB CONCERT* A HUMMER FOR SHERIFF LEADERS CLOSE UP IN CONTEST COUNTY OF SIUSLAW TURNED DOWN COULDN’T LAND THE BASKETS SIDEWALK MAY BE FORCED ON EAST MAIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY HAS FANCY OFFICE EUGENE SOCIETY FOLK ARE ALARMED BY THREAT GROVE JOURNALIST PUPIL GETS FEATURE STORY W .O .W . DEGREE TEAM PUTS ON WORK AT OAKLAND «ram IS SECOND WEEK IN BOHEMIA Eugene Porker Has Good Record ONE HUNDRED FIFTY BOOKS TAKEN EACH DAY Grove Girls Defeat Oakland Team Grove W alnuts Go to Washington II y
