ODD INCIDENTS IN HISTORY
OF 1913 CLASS
Compton anti a aolo by Mr*. J. T.
VERDI’S COOL CRITIC.
Moor«. Refreshment# of «nndwicbea. |
Hla Cake
cake and coffee were served. Kach A Chap Who Liked «e tat
and
«till
Have
It
guest brought a penny for each year
(Continue«! from flral p i t * )
When Uluaepp* Venti » '1»™
of hi» or her age. the contribution» go
« I » flr»t being prvwuied to Itallau au
ing to the l.adie»' Aid.
school life between three high arhoola
diences tbe couipo#cr re*vlve*t the M
The Woman « Kelief Corps met M .y lowing tener, dated May. 1*72. from a but It 1» now her p i*»»«? * *•• Hniah II
of Mr», kiamioth. man rveldlug tu Reggi«. a town itesi her* among the#* friend»
She
2S at the home
l'arma, and about iOU ntllea from Ml lercd C. G. II. S. In September. 1911,
A fter «orne time devoted to bu»lne*».
ami has been a gi*»! student these two
a piea»ant afternoon « a » »pent in »mg- tan.
“ M itch Honored Ittguor Venti-T h e
Soft ami Stiff
ing arsi nutate and a general good time, M of this mouth I wcut to Canna, years.
Cuffs
I, myaelf. am uf the «even born in
h ourteen were preaent.
drawu tb»rw by the nenwitlou made by
|
M
P4, but shall jawlpone my autobiog
$1.50
your oi>era Alda.' Ho greet wa# my
Mr». Karl K. Milla entertained a
. curl'ally that ouehalf hour U»fore the raphy until later. Meanwhile I aball
MONARCH
amali party Monday evening in honor,evni[BellceBW€ll uf the pince I waa al- proceed with the live born In INBfi,
I of Mi»* Bennett.
"K o o k ” wa» the ready lu my place, No.
I admired
Th# youngest member o f the claaa.
1.00
diversion of the evening.
Kefre»h- the iut»e en seen*. I heard with plea* Franc««# C-ox, »|>*nl her «'arly year» of
reents were eerved.
Thoee preaent ure the enwtlent alngem. and I did all
schooling al the Latham achool. In
were : Mr. and Mr». C. Adam». Kev. In my power to let nothing «•■•«•#(>* me.
the eighth grade »be rntor«’d th# claaa
and Mr». C. M. Cobb, Mi»ae» Hennetl. At the eud of tbe opera 1 aaked myaelf
at Cottage Grove and waa main claaa
If
l
was
satin!!ed.
and
the
auawer
was
N ev« amt Lenh Perkin*. Meaara. Har
Nor I started back to Itegglo. and lls- Ireaaurer, Sine«! entering high achool.
vey, Anderaon, WyatL
tened to the railway carriage to the Franc««* haa been a hearty aympalhlaer
opinion* given upon 'Aid*.
Nearly all of the real of us when we "Hunk” In
n ew house dresses
for
:: A ftra c fiv c
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ agreed In couatdertug It a work of th#
teata.
w o m en in several different
styles.
first order
Edna ElUnlgo entered the class In the
G o o d quality washable materials in
“ I wa* then seised with th# Idea of third grade and has been Into more
$
CHURCH NEWS
hearing tt again, and on the 4th I re
♦
light, m edium or dark colors, and neat
mischief than all the remainder o f us
turned to Parma I made uubeard of
patterns.
P ric e d a t $1.00, $1.25
in
the last nine year». She waa the
Service* »t the Chri»ti»n Seience Hall effort# to get a reserved neat. Aa the aaluatortian In the eighth grade ’ aa
$1.50, $ 1.75.
crowd waa enormoua I wna obliged to
every Sunday »t 11 and Wednesday
throw away live lire to order to wltneea well as a basket ball guard thla year.
evening at 7 JO. All »re welcome.
Ruby Keyes, another Latham resi
) the |>erformanee with any comfort.
“ 1 arrived at this conclualoo about It: dent, enter«*d the C. G. II. S. In the
M E. CHURCH
It ta an opera to which there la abso freshman year. She waa juat aa plain
James T. Moore. Pastor.
Poplins— all new spring shades, tau,
lutely nothing which causes any enibn as the rest of us until this year, hut
Service» for neat Sunday : 9 :45 ». aiasiu or excitement. and without th#
browns, blue and p i n k ________________
now ah* expect# to become a teacher,
m.,
Sunday School; 11 ». m., »ermon, pomp o f the apectacle tbe public would
7-yard, exclusive patterns
and use# such language aa "lhay
»ubject: "G od'» Program” ; 7 p. m. not »tarn! It to the end. When tt baa
27-in. Voil, each _______________
descended
from their saddle*. ‘ when
Oiled
th*
house
two
or
three
times
It
Epworth League; 8 p. m.. aong and
27-in. Ratine— plain and stripes
sermon, subject; "The Living Dead will he bautahed to th* dust of the translating Caesar,
A y d _____________ ______
archives
Pruda Cheaebro came from i'urnIng,
Man."
27-in. wash silks, wide range
“ You ran now. dear ftlgnor Verdi, pic California, to enter this class last Sep
of colors, small neat figu res__
Children'» Day will be observed at ture to yonraelf my regret at having tember That looks aa If our class
the
Presbyterian Church Sunday morn- spent—on two occasions—32 lira. Add were widely known, doesn’ t It? Mr.
32-in. Soisette
ling at 10:30 with the following pro to this th* aggravating circumstances Ksy told her that »he would vote some
all colors________________________
that 1 depeud on my family, and this
gram :
money trouble# my rest ilk* a fright day, but »he seems not to worry aa
Voluntary
ful
specter! I therefore frankly ad long as she can ««scape current events
::
j Song...........Onward Christian Soldier*
dress myself to you In order that you fur civics recitations.
Prayer
may send me the amount Tbe account
Kern Holcomb, the satutatorian, left
Song .................... Anniversary Praiae la aa follows:
the Eugene high achool to enter the
Lire.
School
C G. II. S. In November. 1910. Since
S o lo ...................................... Selected Railroad—going ..................................... I * her entrance to thla elaaa. in addition
Railroad-returning ........................ 1 *
Lloyd Stratton
Opera tickets ................................ «•<* to her regular work, ah* ha* taken up
Song.............. Preceptor o f Childhood Detestable supper al the elatlu o......... lot
dramatics ami debating. She la now
Miaa Smith’s Class
U K editor-in-chief of the onnual.
Song................... The Message of June Tw ice..................... - ....................
*
Waldo Hull joined this claaa in the
Marion Braly
t a fifth grade and has now Iteen with
Recitation.... . .Rouama Armstrong
“ Hoping that yon will deliver me three of the «»ther member» for about
Exercises by the Primary Department from this embarrassment, I aalut* you
acven and one-half yrara. He !• now
Selected from my heart Bert an l
Solo
vie* president of the senior claaa.
Blanche Veatch
“ P. 8.—My address: Pruepero Herts*
al, via 8an Domenico. No. 5.“
j flower contest in which Mrs. H. Vealch
Alumni Banquets Graduates.
Verdi hapjtened to be more amused
Street
Work
Commences.
E won the prize, a basket o f handker
thau offended at the cool liupertlneuce
The Cottage Grove High Alumni As
Ambrose A Burdaal this week com of thla amateur critic, and he Instruct
chiefs and roses. Mrs. Graham pre
sociation helj) its third annual banquet
menced
the drat o f the work on Cot ed hi* publisher to forward Slgtw>r Her-
sented it with appropriate remark*.
to graduates last Thursday evening,
Dainty refreshments of ice cream and tage Grove atreeta for the year. The tanl tbe sum demanded uilnua 4 lire.
While L. S. Hill waa in Springfield
tbe meal being aerved at the Willam
cake were served, The chapter ex- drat job tackled waa North and South By way of Justifying tbls deduction be
a few day* agu the gaauline leaked out
ette Cafeteria. The decorations were
pressed its regret at the losa o f Mra, Seventh Streets. Work on the other wrote. "The sutq la not quite ao much
pink rosea and a seven-piece orchestra
of the machine while it waa standing
atreeta will aiao be commenced at once. as the gentleman demands, but I think
Veatch who aooo leavea for Salem.
furnished music. The menu consiated
be might hare taken bis aupper at on the atrrel. Someone, to a««* what
o f pressed chicken, salad, olives, bread
the effect might be, threw a lighted
bom*!’’— E xcha ug*.
Mra. O. L. Nichols entertained Sat
Thanks.
and butter, ice cream and cocoanut urday afternoon in honor of the seventh
match into (he Inflamable liquid and
The ladies o f the G. A R. Relief
cakes, cocoa and coffee. Tbe junior birthday anniversary o f her daughter,
Haw It Affactad Him.
the machine was in a moment envel
A young lawyer asked u veteran at oped in flames. The chemical engine
girls aerved. Toasts from members Miaa Donna. The decorations o f the Corp desire to thank many of the
friends for favors received, esjiecially tbe bar If a lawyer ever got u«#d to
o f the graduating class followed.
waa soon on the acene ami cxlingulthr«!
home were pink rosea, the table being those who furnished automobiles and losing rare#
A fter the banquet a abort buainesa especially beautiful and artistic. A
the fiam«m before serious Injury was
“ I can’t say. air," responded the vet
meeting waa held and tbe following while cake in the center of the table carriages to convey many of ua to the
done. A few wire# were repaired and
eran. “ I really can’t aay; bat. as fur
cemetery
to
decorate
the
graves
of
officers elected: President. M. L. Sco- was surrounded with rosea and stream
the machine made the trip home. The
myself.
1
am
very
m
u<
b
In
the
same
vell ; vice-president. Miss Lulu Currin; ers were dropped from the ceiling to comrades and frienda, to Prof. Dunton Ox aa tbe man from 4>*<eola who had uphoiatery waa not injured.
secretary, Miss Eunice VanDenburg; tbe cake. A t each place waa placed a and class for excellent aingirg during been defeated for office Hr was tell
the day, to Mis* VanDenburg for the
treasurer, Ernest WyatL
box of pink candy hearts, in which rendering of a poem so appropriate and ing me about It and. In order to acquit
Card of Thnnka.
waa set a pink candle. Refreshments music, alao the young children who himself of tbe charge of being a bad
We hereby exprraa our thanks and
Roy Smith’s Sunday School class o f
loaer, kept Interjecting the remark that
of sandwiches, ice cream, cake and aided to make the day ao pleasant.
boys entertained a number o f their
he was not complaining 'It doesu't appreciation to the many frienda who
punch were served.
The afternoon
To Mr. Medley we feel especially pay to complain.’ I aald. agreeing with aided ua in the behalf of our belovrti
young women friends in the brother
waa spent in the park. The guests
husband and father.
thankful for the excellent address that blu.
hood room o f the Church Friday even
were Vera and Vonah Armstrong,
“ ‘No, air. It doesn't* he exriatned.
revives many memories o f anxioua
MRS. M. M. MORGAN.
ing. A fte r games and a social time
Eleanor Jonea, Grace Grigga, Gene
days spent years ago and the cheer of ’and I won’t complain, hut at the same
E A K N E STIN E MORGAN,
refreabmenta of ice cream, bananas
vieve Kime, Loia Compton, Gordon
comfort given in our declining days. time 1 wunt you to understand, air. jfipd
A L P H A MORGAN.
and wafers were served. The invited
Wright, Paul Jones, Lee Nichols.
that It make« me durned sick.’ " - K a n
To Rev. Moore we owe a debt of grati
guests w e re : Lela Lewis, Louia
sas City Journal.
tude for those words that help to lead
Counts. Genevieve Jury, Marjorie Shay,
BRAVE MOTHER STORK.
A few o f the intimate friends o f Miaa
ua to higher and nobler thoughts.
Alice and Marion Braly, Myrtle
Just a Jolt
Maude Blair gathered at the J. P.
To the younger aoldiera of this day
Venake, Margaret
Brace, Kathleen
Her Nast Ablase, She Will Ite y by and
"What’a the matter?”
Graham home Friday for a social even
for the use o f the Armory, to The Sen
Pariah With Hae Young.
Kem, Olga Gray and Jesnie Smith.
"Oh, nothing.”
ing.
A miscellaneous shower was
tinel tor favors, with all others who
“ No. no; don’t tell roe that Some
So strong la tbe mother love devel
The officers o f the Eaatern Star en given the honored guest and light re- contributed to make this day ao plea thing disagreeable or discouraging has op«"! lu the stotk and tbe lark that It
tertained in honor o f Mra. Henry feshments aerved. Miaa Blair enter sant and our burden’a easier.
happened. Your look shows I t "
■ mounts to a heroic paaalon. The
’’Well, if you insist on knowing. I ■fork, which aiieuda the winter In
Veatch at the Masonic Hall Tuesday tained with a number o f elocutionary
The Ladies R elief Corps,
atarted out thla mornlug feeling us gay Egypt and tbe rammer In northern and
afternoon. Two contests were held. selections.
Appomattox Camp No. 12.
and chlp|ier aa a boy of twenty, but a western ICuro|>e. likes to build Ita neat
In one pictures were pinned on the | The married people o f the M. E.
May 30, 1913.
little while ago I met a former sweet on the top of some steep gable roof.
back o f gueata, the picture being r e - ! Church held a social at the parsonage
heart of mine, and she told me thut her Such a neat la often a m il nuisance to
Disston Doings.
moved when the name of the animal Monday evening. A program waa ren-
«ecoud daughter bud lust graduated man. It la from thri-e to five yards In
waa guessed from the imitations o f dered, consisting o f a aolo by Mrs. S.
June 4.—(Special to The Sentinel.) from high acbooL Huy. are the wrin diameter. It swarms with lizards, frogs.
neighbor gueata.
The other was a L. Martin, a reading by Mrs. N. E. —Mra. Floyd Jonea waa visiting home kles around my eyea very noticeable?”
t'Mida^nnd other disagreeable creatures.
folks at Walden Thursday.
—Chicago Record-Hern Id.
It becomes In course of time so heavy
Mrs. Sloan waa the guest o f her
that tt will break the roof If not arti
brother, Mr. Patten of Walden, one
T h * D o w n tro d d e n F a rm e r.
ficially propped up.
day last week.
A city man beard that a farmor
Nevertheless for various supersti
Mrs. A. C. Cox was shopping in the
wnntod to nelI a motorcar lie sym tious reasons the stork ta not only wel
Grove between trains Saturday.
pathized with th# poor farmer and hla come but even courted by the Euro-
Frank Wilcoxen went to his home in
family because they were forced to j>ean peasants, and It cannot tie denied
Cottage Grove Saturday.
-part with the machine for llnam tal thnt the resjan-t with which the bird to
Mra. Spray of Cottage Grove waa
the guest of her sister, Mra. Lulu reasons, he believed, and went out to regarded Is to some extent deserved.
the farm to buy It The farmer waa If the house taken fire and the young
Wicks, the first o f the week.
L A B O R A T E arrangements have
Henry Kidderbuach of Portland is not at home, but hla daughter wna ■torks happen to I k - of an age at which
visiting
hia brother, W. Ridderbuach there ” 1 came out to buy your motor they cannot ta» saved by being taken
been made fo r the fe e d o f all
car." he said. "Which o n e r asked away from the neat the stork mother
and family.
feeds to m o rro w .
C o m e and bring
Mr. Teetera, w ife and daughters of the girl.—Kansas City Htar.
does not abandon them. Htandlng
Dorena and Lew McKibben o f Cottage
erect In the nest, dapping her wings to
you r friends, for none shall go aw ay
Grove were the gueata of Mra. Sloan
Two of a Kind.
waft away the smoke and tbe dames
and sons Sunday.
Pecunlous Fatber-8o you dare to and crying out now nnd then, she re
hungry.
H a v e a good tim e and after
L ittle Miaa Emma Cody and little
y you are an Ideal match for my mains with her young, perishing with
the b ig doings d ro p in and le t’s talk
brother o f Rocky Point were visiting daughter? Impecunious Youth—I do. them.
Mr. Williams and wife.
Indeed, air! Pecunloua Father- Why,'
about y o u r o w n b ig feed.
The skylark, which hullda Its neat In
Mra. Clow is quite sick.
you have never earned a dollar In yonr the meadows, runs nwny from It when
Mra. Finley of Nesmith waa ahop- life. Impecunious Youth—Neither has
frightened. Khe proceeds for four or
ping in the Grove Saturday.
abe.-Pblladelphla Ledger
five yards under the clover and rises
J. Wicka is visiting hia aon Koltn at
• - the Star mill this week.
perj>endlcularly In the air. pouring forth
Established a Record.
her song In Its wildest strains In order
::
James Spahr and w ife went to Star
’ What did mother say when yon pro to divert the Intruder's attention. But
to viait Mra. Spahr’a father, Mr. Pit posed to her. daddy 7”
the itcaannt boy knowa thnt so long ss
cher, who continues to be quite sick.
’8he bung her bead and waa silent
Mra. J. E. Lewis o f Cottage Grove for several minutes. And thnt Is the she remains hanging at the same point
In the air he Is still four or five yards
was visiting her son Jeaa and wife
only time I have ever known her to be from the neat, and he uses the direc
over Sunday.
silent for several minutes."-Detroit tion o f her movements and the ring of
A. Brund of Cottage Grove waa in Free Pres«.
Diaston Monday.
her song to ascertain the exact .p o t
Bert Trask waa the guest o f E.
,h" yonn* "irk# are
Missed the Story,
Holderman and family Sunday.
"Say, wbat waa that story
th!
throa* h
"bell
a boot.
Meadames Ostrander, Mooney and
Elvira T"
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Silabv o f Cottage Grove were in Dis
ir/ h e v ie .'1 '*■ h“ ,Kht' “ *■ ««<* that
“ Well, can you ksep a secret?"
Hton Sunday.
tt the very moment when the nest is
’’Sure.*
Cheater VanDenburg waa in tile
Bmched the little bird will ncual" « £
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can
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'Grove Tuesday.
t*ck the Intruder —H arp«,,.
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