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Column Neighborhood News Divide. J. K. Barrett has Storm K ing rasp berry plants for sale. Wood Lark squirrel poison at the big hole in the wall. fil Mt ; ' Free storage for mohair and wool, whether you sell it to me or someone else. 1 would like to see you get all you can for your mohair and wool Bring it in and get it together. J. F. Spray. Frank Phillips has for sale one half dozen full blood Buff Orpington hens, also one half doxen Brown Leghorn hens. For sale.— Good gentle horse, work or ride, weight 1100, price 166. Horace -Ui: Cochran. For sale, eggs for setting from heavy laying atrain single comb Brown L e g horn, 50c for 15. W aldo Miller. Box 176, Phone 26F12. Mrs. A . H. Cruson has thorough bred W hite Plymouth Rock .hens for sale cheap. Also a fine Rhode Island Red cockerel. Or will exchange cockerel for 1. R. hens. i / a« h III Doren«. April 29. (Special to The Sentinel.) - E d w i n Bedford has boon out of «chool with tonsilitis. Lee Thomas jn is home from Row River planting garden. Mr, Pursell has moved from the Kirk house to his own place where he has just completed a new house. H. D. Critos was home the last of the week from his mill at Diaaton. Tom Aw brey of Cottage Grove wna up the river on husmeas a couple of days the past week. Professor Hewitt made a business trip to Eugene Friday, returning Sun day. Mrs. Clarence McLInn is quite ill. The school children and teachers took a trip up to Chambers Lumber Co,'a mill Friday afternoon. Misa Veta Pitcher of Diaaton is visit ing at the home of Johnnie Kirk. While splitting wood last Sunday Lloyd Brown received a severe cut on the hand. April 29. -(S p e c ia l to The Sentinel.) B. H. Lee spent Saturday in town on business. Miss Mabel Turner left Wednesday for Cottage Grove, where she is em ployed at the Oregon Hotel. Miss Floy I.ee spent Sunday in Cot tage Grove visiting relatives. Miss Mabel Russell was in Eugene one day last week. Rob Powell spent Sunday with his parents in Cottage Grove. Mrs. J. A. Mackey and son were in town Saturday. School will close May S. Mias Hoag was in town Saturday, Mrs. F. Turner and daughter were in Cottage Grove Saturday. Mrs. C. A. Hedrick of Cottage Grove visited Sunday at the homes of P. A . Lindstrom and E. Bennett. G W. McReynolds made a business Silk Creek. trip to the Grove Saturday. A pril 30. — (Special to The Sentinel.) The Divide base ball team defeated — Mr. Cox has sold his tine herd of Lorane Sunday on the latter's grounds. cows to Frank Davis, who will take W yatt Taylor spent the w eek's end them to lit. Vernon, Wash. with his parents. John Moe has gone to Oakland to work in a sawmill. Saginaw and Delight Valley. Bert Fawcett, who had been in April SO. — (Special to The Sentinel.) Eastern Oregon over a year, arrived — Miss May W'atson visited friends in here Saturday. Frank Wheeler is sick with the Creswell last week. KTr^chbi MRS. HANNA STILL IN LEAD; MISS HICKEY SECOND See me before you sell your mohair or wool, as 1 will pay the highest price. Some of the young people from here mumps. Mrs. George Gildersleeve gave a attended the high school play at Cot Spray. small party at her home Saturduy tage Grove last Wednesday evening. 1 pay cash for chickens, eggs, h des, The G. T. X. society met with Mrs. evening. There were about eighteen . grain, mohair and wool. Hanna Wednesday. A large number present1 Mrs. W . N. W heeler and daughter were present ami a dainty lunch and J. B. Phelps has for sale White L e g ice cream were served early in the Edith of Cottage Grove took dinner horn and Buff Orpington eggs for afternoon. with the M. F. Babcock family Sun hatching. Fred Kinsland was down from Wend- day. Shirley Dresser of Lynx Hollow wss I f you need an engine see our engine ling (he latter part of last week visit ing J E. Angel and family and other the guest of Walter Babcock the first Disston Doings. and get our price before you buy. o f the week. friends here. April 30. S|>eeial to The Sentinel Good second hand roller feed mill for Maurice Gildersleeve came over from J. A. Jolt & Company received two Mrs. J. McConnell and children aale. carloads (50 head) o f cattle Saturday. ' Lynx Hollow and spent Saturday night visited at Vaughn'a Spur Saturday, .at the home of his parents, Mr. and Buff Orpington eggs, 75c per setting. They are going to pasture them for j Aunt Betty Earle returned with her. market purposes. Mrs. J. Gildersleeve. The first cars of logs for the J. I. S. E. McFarland. Mr. Deets and famliy returned from mill were dumjicd in the pond last G. A. Ham den's mother and youngest L. M. Harding has a work horse for brother were down from their home at the Grove Sunday. Thursday. A fiat car jumped the track Irving on a visit the latter part o f last sale alao yearling colt., Frank Davis and family left here | while the train was barking down the week. Tuesday for Mt. Vernon, Wash., where { incline. It was rrnioved in lime for Pair young mares for sale. Phone H L. Paraxoo and family have moved Mr Davis has purchased land. the train to get in on Friday. 29F. back from Star where Mr. Paraxoo has The Misses Cox came out from the Mra. J. Spahr and daughters were Stanley Martin has for sale nr trade been working the past year. He will Grove and spent Saturday and Sunday 1 oassengers on the w e ll bound local j Friday evening. one Crown Organ. See him for bar return to work as soon as the camps at home. open again. Ethel and Ralph Daniewood attended Rev. Barnhart of Dorena held ser gain. Mrs. G. A . Ham den has the grip the party Saturday night vices at the ichool house Sunday morn- Wagons, buggies, plows, harrows, this week. Mrs. George Gildersleeve and daugh ing and evening. cultivators, discs, binders, mowers and H. R. R. Neat and w ife were home ter left Tuesday for Washington. Frank Wilcoxen was in the Grove Sunday from Coburg. rakes at the big hole in the wall. Mr. Burcham and daughter Lena Friday and Saturday. S. H. Jarrett has an extraordinarily were in the Grove Saturday. Miss Mrs. Jas. P. Graham has White Mi A. J. Armstrong and Editor Bede pretty yard of flowera of all kinds. Burcham is taking music lessons at were upon the gasoline s|>cedei Sunday norca eggs for sale. Miss Laura Neet was in Cottage Cpttage Grove. viaiting the camps along Row River. Curtis Veatch has Duroc Jersey sows Grove between trains Tuesday after- j Miss Veta Pitcher was in Dorena noon. for sale. Lorane. over Sunday visiting at the J. Kirk R. B. Hanna spent Sunday at Leona i April 30.— (Special to The Sentinel.) home. Lim e and sulphur spray at the big visiting his friend Peter Golfes. — W . B. Hawley and Mr. Owens re Mrs. A. B. Wood and daughter bole in the wall. turned yesterday from a Eugene busi Marion came up on the gaaoline car ness trip. Friday. Tage field fence is a spring ateel, Latham. A. A. Reid is in the Grove on busi- April 30. — (Special to The Sentinel.) L. A. Ralston received a painful in best by every test. Phone 162. - M r . and Mr*. Glen Scott of Walden |ne*f- jury to the nose last Wednesday when John Deere and O liver plows at were visiting in the neighborhood Sun Mrs. F. S. Snyder on Monday re the organ came into contact with the Spray's. day. ceived the aad news o f the sudden handle of a wheel barrow. E. Sharp was visiting with his death of her father at Grand Rapids, _ H. Pitcher and w ife were in the Do you need a cream separator? mother Sunday at the home of his Mich. Grove Tuetdky and Wednesday. Come and see our Blue Bell. It is a sister, Mrs. W. S. Keyes. G. M. Bailey exiierts to visit Eugene Fred Whitcomb's baby was quite sick good one and the price is right. Friday. Tom Scott is spending a few days at Monday and Tuesday on business. home. The Ladies' Aid Society will hold it* Mrs. V. Clow of Coburg returned to Mohair pool will be sold at the hole regular business meeting Wednesday, Disston Wednesday. Misses Ruby Keyes and Juda Trun- Mr. Clow is in the w all next Saturday at 2 o ’clock. May 7, at the home o f Mrs. Lily Crow. working at the Criles mill. nell spent Sunday at home. B rin g in your hair. The Divide baseball team defeated Earl Prior has expected a position Ed Sloane went to the Grove Satur the Lorane boys Sunday by a score of day evening. W arren McFarland haa some nice in ■ grocery store at Eugene. 7 to 6 . It was u good game consider Mrs. Sharp made a business trip to R. Carter. Wm. Plank. A. Crow. W, young sows for sale. ing the weather conditions. Cottage Grove Monday. Dowens, H. Moaby, D. A. Moahy at About 100 members and guests par tended the dance at Row River Satur Buy your feed and flour of Spray. Mrs. Scott’s niece o f Fossil, spent a ticipated in the celebration of the day evening. Phone 162. few days here last week. ninety-fourth anniversary of the Odd Andy Dowens and J. B. Moaby w ar« Miss W allin elosed an eight months’ fellows Saturday evening. A very in See our new 2-w ay gang plow. It in the Grove over Sunday. school term Friday, and returned to her teresting address m given hy Rev. F. turns it down hill going and coming. home in Eugene Saturday. Snyder, followed by a lunch. Made Good Time on Hi* Horae. A lbert Hull had a sudden attack of For aale W hite Rock and Buff O r The Fdlefaon Club was entertained heart failure Saturday, but it is by Mrs. Darling at Edgewood Thursday Alton Hampton says he doesn’t need pington all full blood. J. T. Short. thought he will recover. afternoon. The table was decorated an automobile and had rather ride his Ask your grocer for W hite River with a beautiful centerpiece of lilies favorite horse Rex. Sunday he rode Flour. It beats them all. You w ill and orchids surrounded by spring Creswell Notes. the animal from Eugene to Cottage mosses. Very unique place card« and have to pay 15 cent* more for it than A pril 26.- The Ladies’ Civic Im baskets added much to the decorations. Grove in two hours and three-quarters. for some other hard wheat flour, but provement Club met Tuesday afternoon we guarantee every sack. at the horn® of Mrs. R. D. Hawley and completed the organization, draw ing up and adopting a constitution and by laws. Several new members were 0 3 0 1 rt added to the club. E. E. Paddoc o f Independence warf here the first of the week looking after his interests. Mr. Paddoc has recently traded for the G. A . Johnston place ' southwest of town. the big contest some trememlous gains in vote are exiwcted to be made each day. The standings today are aa fo llo w «: Mrs. Kolierl Hanna ............ 19(12410 Vela II IV7SM0 Mrs. Joe M Kibbcn................... 109**3" Blanche Lindstrom ...... ................. 971,00 I t . « Hum VgfiQtO Thelma June«........................... 4*4930 Ki l l s Steimclt ......................... m i l Christina 'lurk Mattie Whit ten Mrs. Fairy Allen Mamie Michael Martha W o o l l e y Ruth Ewing Vers < row 4IH670 ................ S8N 6O 32909" *76010 H IM HMH Names not given are last week. the ¿W Carv i»'. »v»i. a. I ia A K I R S C H BAUM1 C A N N O I SHRlsj W A K I» WI LL B A G OR PUCUÍ HIE EDGES The purr id wool U n « I pee-ihrunk by uur | Cold W, i You [J Suit keeps it* ihspe d em Y.-u wi.l hi, . tlMpúi i ) equaled rsluct in a t i “ ¡* •' # ' >•’ o clothci veloci ia A« ijy p m m same aa forks moile from a bit «fi were eagerly dc> .red by fcj Thoae who were not ill Fish W h ile You W a lt. dently enjoyed the "( lisf.'< Coquille Sentinel: Travelers w ait they got only ■ smell. ing at Myrtle Point Railway station for a train one day last week were fu r Important Horticultvil nished with amusement by a couple of The regular monthly the parly, hitherto unacquainted. Mr. I o n e County Horticultor Blank ami Miaa blank don't be curious bo held at Eugene in I — had sauntered out upon the bridge, rooms Saturday at 2 p. I where two roay-cheeked maidens were This is an important ■uccessfully angling for speckled beau log and all member« « « t ties. when Miss Blank, of m irth-lovlng- present. The « le c it i I nature, bantered the young man to ne>aa is preparali' : « lut (Ml procure a ' ’meea" of the trout, the Ilia State Horticultural I party of the first part covenanting and gene on June 6 and 7. agreeing to fry them on the spot. The program will rep« rt »nd Itti deal waa forthwith rnlered into, ami by hard coaxing and othar |«rsuaaive member* In thi> n - rt.rf • »* the su re r«« of the stats I Enthusiastic prtparstiini •“ •Gtoda known only to fishermen, seven trout came into possession o f the geat results. party o f the second part. G E O R G E W. T A Y tO t. The lady was game. Rushing to the C. H. SEDGWICK. Myrtle Point hotel she soon returned The value of a paper at with « skillet, butter and salt. A fire ity can be accurately was kindled, there in the presence of an admiring amt envious audience the what outsiders think of it trout were browned to a turn, and from tinel ia willing to be thus I of y o u r G rocers t , M i starting from Eugene a l f i o ’aloclt In Iho morning and reaching hla destina April 30. (Special to The S e n « " » tion fifteen a lu tu e « before eight, tail- I p Wicks k *«i'» b * v* * ' , " i„g breakfast at t* « U h hi« slater and with their new mill «h- l » t < *" her husband, Mr. and Mr«. U . II. Ty , Surprises were given last week on Mr Hampton aaja ha had no tlra | Glen »'wens and Elmer * a number of young people were out. puncture« «nd the <tnlm«l • « l" Mrs. Myrtle Pitcher and Mrs L . I shspe '•» th* •ntl ot lh* r*4"' Owen went to Grants Pass last week to Guard. _ visit relatives. Miles Pitcher. Jr., was In t»wu Sat urday on business. Mrs. McGee preached her farewell sermon at Star Sunday. Rev. W. Good preached here Monday, while here on business for the Sunday W ith Large G ain « In V ott R e la tiv e school. Positions of C andidate« R em ain Joe Wicks was in Cottage Grove on bueincss Saturday. Sam e as Last W e e k . A donkey engine haa arrived for the new sawmill that ta going to operate Although U rge gain« in votes have on the W. H. Hawley place. been made, there 1« no change in the Mrs. Sallee, son and daughter, went relative position of eandulatos In the to town Tuesday. Cu.-Sentlne' conteeL The Brown Lumber Co. has shut Keea Wallace down for » few days on account of Mr«. Hanna retain* first place with too many logs. V ila Hickey a strong second. Mrs. Miles Pitcher is visiting with his MeKIbben, Blanche Lindstrom and parents this week. lues Flynn remain in prise-winning Mrs. J. P. Wicks 1» visiting with her daughter. Mrs. Francis Smith, at positions. Additional stimulus will be given Grants Pass. Mrs. Mary Monroe o f Eugene 1 » visit the rsmpaign by the special offer made ing with relatives at Star this week. by Recs-Wallace Co. of 40.UUO vote« Mrs. Hattie Spahr o f Diaaton visited fur each #6 due bill sold to be traded with her parent here over Sunday. out after the conical. No ad-'lllunal Leslie and Alvia Wicks and Carl voles will lie given on due bills Bold Pitcher went to the Star mill today to prior to May L visit their brother, C. R. Wicks. Beginning May I The Sentinel « i l l The little son of Nate Russell is quite sick at the Brown Lumber ramp. give 26,UUO votes on each new subaertp- Mrs. C. R. Wicks and children have tlnn. Thoae turned In previously will been visiting with Mrs. Mack Stewart be credited with the aildttlonal number the past two days. of votes. On each dollar’« worth of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pitcher and fam i printing turned in by candidates a ly visited with Mr. and Mra. Miles bonus of 5.060 vote* will be given. Pilcher, Sr., over Sunday. With but two weeka remaining o f Star. t* H ffflK m F lO U It B E T T E R THAN E V E R Hakes Wh iter. Li^h 1er Bread I deliver free to all parts of town. Spray, phone 162. W arren McFarland hand hack for sale. haa good second The telephone office has been moved to one of the rooms in the second story of the Parsons hardware store. This is a more convenient and suitable place than the former location. G. G. Stone went to Junction City Monday for a short visi* with his wife, who has been ill for the past several weeks. She is greatly improved. Mrs. F. O. Parker had the m isfor tune o f running a nail in her foot one day last week and as a result haa been unable to be up and around very much since. DTI A. L. Gove, who haa been interested in the Creswell Orchard Co. since its organization over two years ago, haa I w ill trade you one sack W hite River «evered his connection with that corn flour for one tier 16 inch old growth P\ny' '• “ yet ■" Hr wood. _________a _______ future p lan a.-C h ron icle. Come and see me in the hole in the wall. W . C. Atkins has trade for light one. heavy wagon to Walden. Forty lbs. o f White River flour for a . April 29.— (Special to The Sentinel.) bushel o f wheat at the hole in the wall. — Mr. and M r«. Robbins visited their Mra. Sarah Harmes haa White O r daughter, Mrs. Whippes, a few days last week. pin g tor. egga for Bale. Andy Hess is quite HI. Our new platform scales are now Mr. and Mrs. Rozine were in the! ready for uae. Come and weigh your Grove Monday. horses and hay. Miss Winnie Prophet spent Sunday Try a sack of W hite River Flour. with Clara and Nora Lebow. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Scott visited at Aak your grocer for it. I f he hasn't L . C. Scott’s Sunday. t, call Spray, phone 162. Finley Whipps is quite HI with rheu W. A. Hemenway has Brown l e g matism. horn eggs for setting. 50c for 15. Frank Brum baugh spent Saturday and Sunday with hia parent«. C. F. Handy has Buff Leghorn* eggs Clara and Gladya Radon spent Sunday fo r sale, fifty cents for fifteen. $3.25 with Gladys and Grace Schillings. per hundred, also Indian Runner duck Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Downs were in the e g g s from select stock, fawn and white j G rave Friday, e g g «train, 60c for thirteen. Orders Paul Landwehr was in the Grove taken for day old chicks and ducks. Monday. Leon Erqerson end children end Mrs. Farm ers, come in and see our manure D. O. Emerson visited at Lin ebsugh ’s ■preader. Something new. Tuesday. A ,iive wire newspaper— The tage Grove Sentinel. ■ •»* 1 Ï * 4. > * V M . .t , i ' ^ 3 AT. ' Cot- “ House fo r S ale’’ signs at The Sen- tinel office. Scene in Yellowstone National Park on Northern Pacific
