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About Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1913)
gfolfls of % Chimin M a n y M atters o f M o r e than Passing M om en t Best Citizens— X Ao |f lt*m In th*** column* containing on Ika lati lina tharaof iha mark |. .)• *• paid advartlalng. | Thla announcamani la mad* In compilane* with Iha poatal regulation*.| C A r e the ones that Own their Own Homes Honur Radford o f Eugene and II ar- Something to entertain old and young vry llocki'r o f Saginaw vuiited M yrtlr In the motion Him* at The Arcade every :: Purvance nt Wildwixal for a few day* night laal weak, returning hume Wnlneaday. * Mra. I,. O. Baltimore o f larbanon Or. li. II. Owen han Ink « mi up bin spent last week at the H. II. Kennedy home at Aulitoti, Ida. home near thia city. W aller A Woodard waa up from Mra. K. Mill* viailed her mother, California few daya o f the paat weak Mra. J. M. Howe, in Kugene during viaiting at the A. I.. Woodard tutina. the week end. ('am p alool, ramp atovaa, ramperà J. S. Milne made a buaineaa trip to anppllaa ; Swengel Hardware. Sura Kugene Saturday. thing tanta tini Swengel’*. Pure White Flour can’ t tie beaten. Mra. J. It. Chamber* returned F ri Every aack ia guarantee«! to aatiafy or day evening from Albany, where *lta money relun«led. Sterling Feed Co, allimded the rhautautpia. Mr. and Mra. C. T. Diddle o f Iro- i|Uoia, S. I)., are gurata o f friend* here TYPEWRITER TO RENT A 1*1*1«Y SENTINEL OFFICE Miaa Floor Knowlea returneil Mon day from a month*’ viait with relative* in Florence and Mapleton, Fred and Joe Arnold are up from Portlaixl apending the week at the Joe Porter home. dun* and ammunition, everything for Mr. and Mra. A. H. Wood apent the sportsman. Fiahiog tackle. Win- arvaral «lay* the paat week In Metlforil, cheater and Kemington fire arms. See Mra. Wood *ccumpanying her hualtaiMl those new 20 gauge ahot gun* at the on a buainea* trip. Swengel Hardware. Mr*. Nice Wtiorlon o f l.ake View, Mr. an<i Mra. John Nokea returned who had rtprnt^wo month* with rela yesterday from a two w eek*’ viait with tive* uod friend* here, left Saturday their aou Clyde at Weat Scio. They morning on her return trip. She w ill ha«l an enjoyable trip, but were glad a|>end two weeka with her grand to get back to the Cottage d rove water daughter at Medford. ami broese. Healthy, clean, uplifting. The pic Mra. H. J. Jorgenaon waa called to ture* at The Arcade. Auburn, Wash., Tuesday by the death Dale W yatt came «town from Ito- o f a brother-in-law, Peter Hanson. hrmia Saturday to remain a week. Soles sewed or nailed. 26r to 90e. Mra. S. F. Cochran returned from A ll work guaranteed. Dr. d o ff, the Kugene Friday. sick shoe doctor. Chronic cases a Mr. and Mra. Waldo M iller le ft thia specially. week for California. 1 hey are not The Initiation o f C. A. Hartell into certain whether or not they will locate the Klk l«odge Wrdneatlay night was there. the occasion for a trip to Kugene by J. Our ra|ajily inrreaaing buaineaa doea not inlerft re in the least with our g iv ing your work the moat painataking attention. Armatrung, 26 South Sixth, for quality photo*. jy24-3l K. Ostrander, Frank Sly, Harry Kin- ter, John Sprigga, C. W. Wallace, deo. Scott, K. C. l«ockwood, W. C. Johnson, deo. Mctjueen am) 1«. It. Long. *B Those who own homes of their own have a position that is not so easily attained otherwise. By owning homes they slow their faith in thier community—and thev are backing that faith by doing something to ad vance the interests of that community. By owning homes they become recognized as fixtures in the community and are given an importance not accorded those not having something to keep them from leaving in a day. T he man with a home and a family around his own hearth is usually a satisfied, optimistic citizen and as such is natuarally more looked up to than peripatetic renter. Y o u r ambition to become an influential factor in your community can be given impetus by the purchase of an ideal building lot in the only restricted tract in Cottage G ro v e on South Ninth Street. This is certain to become one of the most popular residence sections of the city. It is ideally located on a street now being paved, is handy to the business and other residence district and on what w ill be the main thoroughfare into the city as soon as the new steel bridge is completed. This tract will be put on the market just as soon as the Countv Court accepts the plat. Selections will be allowed in the order of application. List your name for one of the early selections. Easy payment plan when desired. Cottage Grove Homesites Company J O H N The Perclieroti Breeders Aaaoci- ulion of Creswell lias decided to sell at | mi I >1 it* auction, to the highest bidder forcaab Saturday August 1 , at J |i. in., The Im ported Percheron Stallion No. 60298. This horse has proved himself to lie a valuable animal. Three cro|m of his colts ran be seen in the vicinity of Creswell. C. II. M a TIIKW S, A u ctio n eer H«rrlt»rMii Hr«*niera Axaurialltin Owner** F. H. Shorlrblge waa up from Booth over Sunday helping hia father cele brate hia eighty-aerond birthday anni versary. Boone says he has to tight to keep hia Sentinel long enough to read it through. Fulka in that section pro nounce it the beat country weekly they have ever Been. The Nelson Durham, J. M. Durham, Bert Kirhmond, S. I.. Mack in, C, K. Ilm phrey, Krneat Bisbey, A. L. Mon ro* and Elbert Bede fainiliea spent Sunday on Kow Kiver. Machine o ils: Swengel Hardware. Mra. S. C. Cochran came up from Eugene Friday for a viait. Mra. J. E. Damewood ami family were up from Eugene Friday. F. W O O D A R D , Binder twine, I2|c and Ifi^c at the Ulysses* W alker o f Portland apent Genuine Sunday with hia aiater, Mrs. John Dur Swengel Hardware Store. Plymouth twine. ham. « Mr*. S. K. Wynne has been ill several W e’d rather be imposed upon than to turn out a picture that doea not please a daya thia week. customer. Arm alrong'a quality photos Mr. «.r>d Mrs. J. A. McMillan o f at 26 Sooth Sixth. Kosehurg apent Friday with Mra. Mc Kulh Woodard, who attended W hit man College at W alla W alla the paat year, and Miaa Juliette Woodard, who ha«l been visiting in Seattle for several weeks, have returned home. With Miaa Juliette came the two small children o f her aiater, Mrs. C. U. Ilorton o f Seattl*. Ceo. M. Hall transarte«! business in Kugene Monday. Tools and cutlery that w ill atand the test sold and fully warranted by the Miaa Frankie Bice waa in Kugene Swengel Hardware Co. There waa a large exodua o f rrai- Wednesday. Mary Kllen Be nao n received a very dence Sunday to pleaaure reaorta, dond teeth are all inqiorlant in mak painful cut on her knee when ahe fe ll wooded dell* and mountain atream*. ing a reafiectable ap|iearance. Keep from her bicycle Thuieday evening them cleaned ami repaired. See Dr striking the sharp crushed rock on ingrain. Seventh Street. J. F. Spray transacted business at Mra. H arriet L. W allace apent the the county court house Wednesday. week end with frienda in town. An Imported Stallion to be Sold at Creswell « Millan’s aiater, Mra. Armand Wynne, on their return from a trip in the east. JO E BA K ER . General Blacksmith You not only can’ t chew with poor Yam hill County ranch to apend the the city Friday seeking the contract to move the school building which, teeth hut they are unhealthy. See Dr. summer. Mra. Aw brey ia visitin g in Portland. Ingram. however, is not g jtn g to be moved. WANT ADS' Dave Alexander, dissatisfied with the conditions he met in San Francisco on hia recent trip there, has gone to Marshfield, where he ia conducting a coffee house. Mrs. Alexander left Sat urday to join him. Mias Mae Armstrong is a guest o f her aunt in Portland. Later ahe w ill go to The Dal lea to viait another aunt. Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Spong and Sher man Spong returned to Marcola laat week after a visit with their daughters and sisters on Row Kiver and friends in thia city. W. W. Masterson, form erly interested in the Bohemia minea, who had been on a trip to Seattle, Portland and Eastern Oregon, stopped here this week on his return to his home near Los Angeles. Misa Neita Hazieton waa the guest o f relatives in Creswell Sunday. Mra. F. W. Hawkins and Mrs. Kllen Markley are the guests o f relatives and friends in Eugene. 5 rI N C E the introduction of the player p ian o , the B aldw in C om pany h a s believed th a t the true r a n k of any in s tru m ent of this k in d should be m easu red by the freedom a n d sureness with w hich it en a b le s the perform er to ex press h is ow n m u sic a l feelin g s. T h is conviction is dem on strate d through the Salimi« S IX ROOM NEW B U N G A LO W . W IT H high basement, city water, 166 front, 2X0 fee t deep, 60 bearing apple trees, fine strawberry patch and other ber- riea, all fenced in and property in excellent condition, five minute» walk from depot, fine lookout. Come and see owner and get agent’s com mission. Inquire 123 Sentinel. Manualo (The Player Piano that is all but human; It is the ultim ate— th e itm n e c h a u ic a l instru m en t th a t we h av e h a d iu m in d from the b e g in n in g — the p lastic instru m en t th at m usicians h a v e used a s their im a g in a tiv e s ta u d a r d in co m p arin g p layer p ia n o s . Iu the Haldwiu M a n u a lo we offer the successful u n ifica tio n of the most artistic p ian o with th e most scientific p lay er action in m ad e iu th e w orld. T h ere is absolutely n o th in g better, n o th in g m ore perfect on the m a rk e t, neither as a p ia n o nor a p layer p iano. Please con v in ce yourself of th is at o u r m usic room s. Y ou are welcome w hether you wish to b u y or not. gs-jyl-28pd 20 LO TS IN PU E B LO , CO LO ., V A U ued at $300 each, w ill trade one or all o f same for Cottage Grove or l.ane County real estate. S. F. Jackaon. May29tf FOR K E N T Adams and her sisters. Mrs. A. J. Armstrong and Mrs. G. W. McFarland. Mra. John Tomseth and rhildren*|of Springfield are viaiting frienda in thia city. Mrs. George Brown returned Sunday from Portland, where ahe recently underwent a severe operation. She is Mrs. James P. Graham visited Miss rapidy convalescing. Fannie Croner in Kugene Monday. Mr. and Mra. John Dillon o f Baker- She expects to leave next week for field, Calif., arrived Monday to spend Seattle, where she w ill join Mr. Gra their vacation with Mra. Dillon’ s ham. parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. McGee. FOR S A L E .- A BIG T E A M , OR will trade for brood mare. Arthur Vanachoiat'k, Dorena. jy-3-3lDd FOR S A L E OR K E N T .- L O T 6, L A N - deaa acreage, containing 1) acres, price $1,600. Inquire o f S. W. Riggs, Cottage Grove, or G. W. Hubbard, Falla City, Ore. May22tf | Mrs. Joe Da me w ool and little daugh A . H. K in g and Geo. I,ea were in ter came up from Kugene Friday to at Eugene on business Friday. tend the Kebekah installation. Mr. Mrs. C. H. VanDenburg apent Sun Damewood is now in the transfer buai day in Diaston with Mr. and Mrs. neaa in Kugene. J .I. Jones. My 86c sewed-on soles wear twice aa Mrs. C. F. Cathcart o f Raymond, long aa 75c ones. Dr. Goff Wash., is a guest o f her father, O. P. S V ’ Don't scrub -don’ t mop your lino leum -it spoils it. Uae “ Perfection” Linoleum Dressing—wipe it with cloth or clean mop. ■ V 'F o r sale by M«*dern Pharmacy. j26-sep6pd Mrs. A. B. Hussong and Mary Klixa- beth Hussong of Paris, III , who are the guests o f Mr. and Mrs. J. A. The best place on earth to get fine W right, returned Friday from the A l bany Chautauqua. Mr. Hussong has photos is at M orroe’a at the bridge. f6t returned to Illinois but Mrs. Hussong Herbert Eakin has had a garage and daughter will remain here until completed on hia residence lot. September 1. Conkey’ s Fly Knocker, beat on the W illiam Edlefaen of Lorane, who re market, for sale at Sterling Feed Co.’ a cently returned from a business trip Store. Mr. and Mra. W illiam Harpoie of, i to Pittsburg and Milwaukee accom Brooks and Mr*. Mary Rogers o f panied by his daughter, Mra. W. S. Salem, who visited laat week with Mrs. Scott and her daughter, waa transact Shafer and Mrs. White, mother and ing business here Friday. He aaya sister o f the women, returned home that hia daughter finds the Lorane Thursday in their automobile. Valley and the Oregon aummer delight ful after the soot and heat o f Pitta- burg. Mra. Scott is the w ife o f a prominent newspaper man. Thus. Jackson went to Kugene Tues Fre«l Bartels and Billy Brand anti day to have one o f hia hamla which had party apent Sunday up Kow Kiver. lircn bitten by a dog dressed. The We are agents for the Sherwin- wound was raulerixed ami it ia not Williams line o f paints, varniahea and believe«! that anything serious w ill re stains and cairy a full stock. C ottage sult. Grove Manufacturing Co. Mra. Flo Wheeler, slater o f Thus. Misa Ada McCord o f Oakland is Parker, Nela Wheeler. Jr., a nephew visiting at the C. K. Ilm phrey home to Advertisement* in this department Y ami Maxie Teeters, a niece, o f Albany, day while on her way home from at 6 c a line. Figure 6 words to line. X are visiting at the Parker home. tending the Albany Chautauqua. Kxpert dressmaking done promptly. Van Allison has moved into hie newly Mra. Pet Sanford. m‘23tf FOR S A L K OR T R A D E remodelled home. Mra. J. Lingo, who had been visiting Roy Short ia making extenaive im T E N T FOR S A L E OR R E N T. NO. Mra. il. K. Allison at Kosehurg, left 23 Sentinel. provements to hia house on South Thur*«iay morning to join her husband First Street. The curious ones are FOR S A LE . SOUND B A Y HORSE. 9 in Bamion. asking questions, but Roy aaya it isn’ t years old, good driver, safe for D. W. Jonea ami Mr. and Mra. so. lauiea, also runabout buggy and har W illiam Cosies went to Kosehurg last ness. A. L. Gove, Creswell. j24-31p A liberal education can be secured week, where they w ill spend the next from motion pictures o f people and GOOD W ORK TEAM , H ARNESS few weeka working on the Koaehurg- countries at The Arcade. ami wagon for sale. Engaged for M yrtle Point telephone line. A ten-pound daughter waa born summer if desire«!. Ira Randall. jy !7 tf Pure painla and oils at the Swengel Wedneatlay o f last week to Mr. and Hardware. The big hardware store ia FOR S A L E .--G R A Y M A KE, W E IG H T Mra. W. C. Kiatnn, who are viaiting not agent for anything ; it carries the 1300 pounds, 12 years old. Phone 32 here while on their way to Loa stock. Hherwin A Williams shingle or address P. O. box 562. Angeles. ■tain 9l)e a gallon in 5‘a aa advertised. Rev. J. J. Moore ia taking his sum FOR S A L K . 31 B A IN W AG O N COM- SwengePa. plete, in good condition. $25. J. T. mer vacation. Prof. Airey, principal o f the Koyal Olson, Saginaw. jyl7-31c George O. Knowlea apent Monday in ' Academy, accompanied by hia family M. F. BABCOCK H A S H A Y FOR ami a number o f fHernia have gone to Kugene transacting buaineaa. sale. Phone 20F26 or call and see Free shine with every pair o f hatf Medford where they are in attendance jy 17-24 him. at the camp meeting ami annual con aolea. Dr. Goff. ference o f the Seventh-day Adventists Mra. Tom Swennes and baby Corinne o f Southern Oregon. They made the o f Portland arrived Monday evening for Miss Jessie WinecofT returned from trip with teama. a two weeks' visit with Mrs. Swennes* Kugene Friiiay, bringing Miss I.ids S. K. McGavran waa in Kugene the parents, Mr. and Mra. J. M. Hansen. Garrett with her for a viait. They will be joined by Mr. Swennea at last o f last week. Kven our comjietltor* advertise Sher L ife ami vivacity in the clean motion the end o f the week. win-Williams paint products. We are Mr. and Mra. Roacoe R. Giltner o f pictures at The Arcade. their exclusive agents. Cottage drove Mra. N. A. Hardy returned to Ku Portland are motoring up the valley by Manufacturing Co. gene Friday, Mr. Hardy having come easy stages and w ill arrive Friday to viait Mr. and Mra. D. H. Hemenway. up in hia machine for her. With them comea Miaa H elen Manning, Fingal Hmda has lieen appointed wh«i w ill be the guest o f Miss Florence official registry clerk for Ward No. 2. Cheap soles at a cheap price i f you Mr. and Mra. Moviua were in from want them better aolea at a better Isindon Friday on business. A N D R E P A IR W O R K price. A ll work guaranteed. Dr, B0»lb. aack fine dairy salt for 60c at Goff, shoe chiropractor. jy2 4tf L O C A T E D O N W E S T SID E S terling’s. A large number o f C ottage Grove Mra. K. R. Hampton ami daughters people ma«ie up automobile p a rti«« that C. K. Stewart was in Kugene Friday. o f Bryaon City, N. C., are visiting her motored to the different pleasure apota brother ami aiater, A. O. Curtis and Mra. W illiam l.andeaa and Miaa Jen Mra. Judaon Allen in the Saginaw near the city Sunday. Those who went to London were Mr. and Mrs. John nie apent Friday in Kugene. country. England, Mr. and Mra. Clifford H ayes Mra. B. F. Mason and daughter of Mra. A. F. Veatch o f Annaheim, and Mra. Hayea and Miaa Mabel Hayea Marcola, spent the week end with Calif., has arrived and w ill spend the o f Junction City, Mr. and Mra. ft. E. friends here. summer with her sons, John o f thia McGavran and Mr. and Mra. L. D. Kev. W. J. dardner preached the city, and Marion, o f Kugene. Moon, Mr. anti Mrs. C. W . C aldw ell. sermon at the Methodist Church in Dave Sterling and fam ily left Sun Mr. and Mra. J. C. Johnson and Mr. Creswell Sunday morning. day morning in their machine for W in anti Mra. D. H. Hemenway motored up Dr. Demoreat, Dentist. Office over chester Bay. The feed atore w ill be in Moaby Creek and Mr. and Mra. O. M . charge o f John Veatch in Mr. Sterl- Kem and fam ily went to Dorena. K err A Silaby’a Store. mtttf ¡ D. T. A w brey has returned from hia J. W. Barringer o f Kugene was in in g’g absence. M a n a g e r :: :: !: Wearing Quality FOR R E N T. -F U R N IS H E D HOUSE- keeping rooms. Cor. Seventh and Adams. Mrs. E. A. Cottle. m8tf LOST A N D FOUND. LO S T .-LA D Y ’S SILK UMBRELLA with pearl handle and silver head. Return to Mra. C. M. Cobb or Sen tinel for reward. i; R e e s -W a lla c e C o . Where You Do Better :: - 5 ~>
