Cottage Grove sentinel., January 28, 1914, Image 8

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(Special to The Sentinel)
Jnn. 87.— H. P. Matteaon moved hi*
family to Wendling Tuesday.
Mrs. O. A. Harnden has gone to Port­
land where she will spend a couple of
weehs visiting her mother, other rela­
tives and friends.
Mrs. S. A. Mouteith was in the Grove
having some dental work done Friday.
The Saginaw school elected a holiday
Friday afternoon and cleaned house
John Hostettler was in Cottage
Grove Saturday on business
Hal Gibler loaded a car o f wood for
Eugene Saturday.
Zeb Angel visited fiiends and rela­
tives in the Saginaw vicinity last week. |
Uriah Coon rod returned from Cali­
fornia .’aat week.
The heavy wind rated the Booth Kel­
ley flume east o f Saginaw Sunday.
Portland C. A. R.
Thirty
Piece
Band
Armory, February 5,1914
Guard Mount, 7-8; Band Concert, 8-9
LORANE.
(Special to The Sentinel)
Jnn. 27.— W s. Budde left the flrat of I
the week for his home in Milwaukee,!
Wis.
Bev. J. T. Abbett, Eugene diactrict |
superintendent, preached Sunday eve­
ning at Lorane M. E. Church.
A. A. Reid was in Cottage Grove the I
first of the week after a load of fruit [
trees for the Milwaukee Orchard Co.
Scott Jackson made a trip to Cottage |
Grove Monday.
Last week Monday evening a few j
friends and neighbors of W. 8. A. Edlef-
sen gathered at hia home and gave him |
a surprise, it being hi« birthday.
A !
very enjoyable evening was spent in
visiting and listening to music from
Irwin Whipps and Geo. Durest were
Mr. Edlefsen’s phonograph, after which in the Grove Saturday.
the ladie served^ a lunch of sandwiches,
Ralph Ward went to town Friday.
cake and coffee.
Paul and Walter 1-andwehr are work­
ing at the Jasper Patten sawmill.
DORENA
Nelson Whipps visited his grandpar­
(Special to The Sentinel)
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Robbins at Cot-
Jan. 27.— Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pitcher of I tage Orove Saturday and Sunday.
Disston, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van
C Traer went t0 Cottage Grove Mon
achoiaek of Red Bridge attended the day
funeral o f Arthur Vanschoiack Mon
Telephone lines and fences, and a few
day o f last week.
| trees were blown down by the high
Opal Wagner was quite ill with pneu­ wind Monday night.
monia last week.
Herman I>andwehr went to town
Mr. and Mrs. Currin Cooley of Cot­ Tuesday.
tage Grove attended the funeral of
Arthur Vanschoiack last week.
Disston and Rujada.
Mrs Dave Baker went to Eugene last
(Special to The Sentinel)
Wednesday returning home Friday.
Jan. 27.— Mias Edith Whitlock is vis­
Mr. and Mrs. Philip B. Roberg went iting Miss Veta Piteher.
to Portland last Friday.
An enjoyable dance was given at the
Mrs. Ruben Stone returned home Fri­ J. Tonoli home Saturday evening.
day after a week ’a visit with her daugh
Herbert Neal was in Disston Sunday.
ter, Mrs. Carl Rainey at Disston.
Dave Mosby returned home the last
Mrs. Winnifred Turpin
f Cottage
jas, week
Grove is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Mandy
Nora Hatfield went to the Donohue
Scott, who has been quite sick.
and Dubois mill Friday to work for Mrs.
Miss Nora Ward has been quit sick B. Wilkins.
with quinsy but is improving now.
Wade Mosby was unable to attend
Bis Band Dance 9 to 12
Tickets $1
Spectators at Dance 25c
This is recognized as the best band in the state
and is under the direction of Major York
Pure milk, Ac a quart, 3c a pint. Ask
| your grocer.
Hinders, mowers, rakes, discs, plow«,
harrows, fanning mills, gas engines,
wagons, hacks aud buggies at cost. If
I you have the rash, come and see me and
1 will save you money.
Volume
Tote your goods home and save your
money, A penny back for every Hie
worth you buy. You cave money; 1
I save delivery, bad aecounta, a lot of
hook work; and the raah leavea a smile
l hat won 't come off
When you buy a fence, buy I’nge It
ill not rip, ravel or tear, neither will
will
I it run dbwn at the heela. It will turn
ali klnds of stock inside or «utside, I
will teli you a little atory. (Ino o f my
iieighlmrs owned a very larga fine hlily
I goal that had foruied th i haliit nf
I noting down all the fencei on the
! (arm.
Mr. Junes had bo'i.’d of the
■>|..-ni|C and strength of this Page fence
«o tic hied himself down to Spray 'e mid
mude a buy. And when the fence was
built Mr. Billy gust bunted it all right
but you should have seen that Hilly
gout ascend upwards. All that was left
O f him wma a little bunch of mohair
hanging in the top of a high flr tree.
I That is the kind of al uff the Page fence
I is made of.
Wood and cedar posts at Spray 'a.
Tile and brick at Spray ’a.
Groceries, country hirit and bacon at
I Spray ’s.
Shell, I «one, grit, rharroal, oil
and meat arrapa at Spray 'a.
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ROASTS ROADS CRESWELL
TO ROSEBURG
X XV
Much Travelled
Says Work
After an clperletien
years in painting, wl
him over a large
world, George Tay
the new high school
which he Is now em
o f the best built st
whirh he has ever
cording to his st
painters, in nil then
building, have not b
to use any putty I
crack* and knotholei
as a result of defect
ship. He says that
have found the w o o l
In every way.
GROVE M
ILK
SAID TO E
OF BE
H ig h e s t S c o r e Gi
F lu id U
HOTEL
RECEIVES
WHICH IS SUI
COMMENDATI
INSPECTC
h
I
,r o m ,h c
SAYS SOREHEAD DID NOT
KNOW WHAT HE WAS
TALKING ABOUT
No.
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rae-tl
their business anil cold storage it would
William C. Johnson, James D. Kippen,
no doubt prove more profitable to them
Geo. W. McQueen, J, K. Ostrander, John [
and ,lso make some reduetion in the
11. Bartels, (’has. W. Caldwell, N. K
cost of living for the loved ones we
Compton, John II. England, Herbert
hear so much about. It would undoubt­
Harrington, N. 11. Martin, W. C. Bil
edly cut in on the allowance made for PEDE8TBIAN 8AY8 HE AND WIFE lings, Noras A. MeKibben, H. C. New
WERE IN DANOER OF MIR
some few but all farming would lie pro
comb, F. J. Ridings, T. G. Garrison, C. |
fitable then and they could come out
B. Hays, J. I. Jones, I.. F. Orpurd, C. |
INO IN MAIN ROAD
and raise something else and get the
W. Wallace, L. K. Adams, Frank Ilaiu
fresh air and sweat that healthy sweat
The condition of the Paciflc Highway brick, J. H. Hull, N. W. White, ('has. E.
we also read about. There will soon be between Creswell and Koseburg is the Hale*, David llammnnt, J. W. tlarmes, I
plenty o f gas and gasoline, then, pro­ object o f bitter criticism by David H. James Lebow, IV 11 Jones, Martin II
menading up and down the country Ricker, who, with his wife, attempted Anderson, ( ’has Gettys, C. D Brown,
roads, so we ran alt enjoy ourselves like ed to make the trip on foot from Port Sylvester Allison.
I 0, II. Ilslght ha* for sale big young
the eity folks. This may seem to not lund to Han Francisco. In his story in
Dorena T. C. Abrams, N. A. Bales,
h o r s e s , a l s o h o r s e po*cr drsg s a w .
have anything to do with, or cut any The Oregonian Mr. Ricker says:
George Cook, Fred Kelley, A. Land, J. I
figure with, the priee o f eggs, but I
I L H Hi,by h“ ,or “ U Hu,r U s *
" We quit the Paeiflc Highway in Pass E. Bedford, W. A. Ward.
don't think it cuts on both ends o f the that joins the valley of the Willamette
Saginaw—J. W. Hates, E. J. Sears, C.
figures.
| H. U, Cochran has for sale n pair of
that joins the valley o f the Williamette H.Haight, M. A. Horn,
I will say, for the benefit o f some few with the valley of the Umpqua. We
leirane— Ed Allison, Andrew Allen, | mares and a pair of mutes.
who might say there’s another mere had abandoned our plan l o g o over into W. W. Jackson, J. J. McCulloch, Ed I
Ernest Hears has O. I. C. pigs, Jersey
gn v’s imagination on how to farm, get the Siuslaw from Eugene to inspect the Bjerke.
I row snd Huff Orpington rhirkens for
more eggs, raise the calf, etc.
I have Government work at Florence after we
Walker- H. B. Jackson, Fletcher Eng
«ale. Here ia a rhanre to buy some
kept from 175 to 250 hens for nineteen learned the condition o f the mountain land, Fred Wright.
thing good as Krneat baa the beet stock
years along with my other work; have roads. It was then our plan to take
I^mdon— A. W. Mhortridgr, J. T.
*C°,nK
kept book account o f feed and eggs part the coast road out o f Drain, bat this Small, I,evi Geer.
T. R. <»rr, Walker, has a big two year
Wildwood—Janies Carter.
of the time; fought lire to beat the purpose, too, we abandoned after we
I old colt for sale.
band all of the time; and think I know bad ploughed through mud from Cot- :
Creswell Schools Organila Club.
something about the egg business.
Frank Vanschoiack baa Barred Ply-
tage Grove to the Divide and learned
school Friday on account o f illness.
The Creswell school, have organized I
Kock cockerels for sale
Yours for more eggs, better profits, that the highway from there to Oakland
WALDEN.
Mrs. ^ Carr was the guest o f Mrs. T. and less individuality.
a Hoys’ and Girls' Industrial Club with)
was
ankle
deep.
Earlier
in
the
day
we
(Special to The Sentinel)
C. Hatfield Monday afternoon.
« membership
o f «5. consisting
of mem I f New
w of P“ «* tmu" J " * r**, ‘ v,,d
W. J. MESSENGER,
compelled
i had
m u c been
r m c«
rn i|ii 7 i m i i to
u i take
a » t ' to
1 0 the
in » ' rail
ru n
*
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S i r u v ’■
Jan. 27.— Mrs. Frank Hartzel is vis­
Row River, Ore.
road
at
Creswell
and
the
prospect
o
f
,,er*
,our,h
U
P
«"
•nJ
P
1
iting relatives in the Grove.
WHY ALL THIS FTJBS ABOUT
finding ourselves mired, with night I *ne,uJ' nK “ >e high aehool.
New ear o f Til# just received at
Mrs. Ethel Wilson and Maude and
JUST EGOS.
Thi* club wilt be one o f many whose I ^pray 'a.
lowering and the wood* too wet for
Robert Shields visited at J. B. Line-
There seems to be an awful fuss
membership
can contest for the prizes
Wh, B you waa, bacoB haIni
,afd
camp
or
fire,
was
not
inviting.
We
had
baugh's home a few days last week.
about the price o f eggs. Eggs being
found miles of the highway impassable offered for this work, among which.1*
home
cu
r**-
f o t ílÍ T íT it
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Damewood were I a fin^hed product from the farm might
and
'-t —
. a quality
... s*
even on foot—a disgrace to the men trip ' to the Panama Exposition
'
“ ‘ the I as cheap
heap ’ • and
o of f as good
in the Grove Saturday.
I
partially responsible for so much of
who built it and to the county that paid camp at the State Fairgrounds during any you cao buy. If your grocer haan't
Lloyd Smith and Floyd Hartzel spent I a fight being put up about the priee, at
the Htate Fair. The work will be under got them, rome to the hole in the wa'I.
for it.
the last of the week in the Grove.
this aetLaon 0f the year, annually, j
the supervision of the County Huperin
"
I
t
ia
no
matter
what
the
cause
is.
Mr. and Mrs. Page and Gladys Schil whUe M cent8 per dozen does look
We sell no other kind.
If everyone
Florence West: An article appeared
tendent, E. J. Moore.
Enough
that
the
i
’acific
Highway
ia
rut­
would buy home made bacon and lard
ling called on Mrs. E. O. Elliott one day j iarge there are very few flocks o f hens in The Cottage Grove Sentinel o f Dec
it would be a big boost for the hog bus
last week.
| that will more than pay for their feed ember 18, over the signature " A Pro ted and ridged and ribbed most of the
Corvallis Cannery Makas Record
iness and would keep thousands of dol
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jones visited at and care at the BeaaoB t'bat guch a price gressive Sorehead," in which the peo way from Creswell to the outskirts of
With a capital stock of $641, the Cor lars at home.
Koseburg, and a good place for hogs to
the James Porter home one day last „ even reached.
pie of Florence are censured as being
vallis Cannery, operated by the Benton
we®^-
| City people can put up a big howl blind to their own interest, and to the wallow in the rest o f the w>y The County Growers’ Association, did a $55,
Spring wagon for sale.
Inquire of
consensus
of
opinion
in
Douglas
County
John Smith and Mr. Page were in I a(M)nt eggs and not touch the family interest and rights of those owning pro
IL U. C eh ran or J. F. Hpray.
000
business
in
1013.
The
cannery
town Saturday.
purse, you see; but will go to the gro- perty along the Siuslaw River, and are charges the present deplorable condi­
parked 17,N4() rases of friut* and vege
Farmers!
Raise more clover, 2owa
Miss Martha L«bow is working for I rery^ dry goods, hardware, and shoe declared to be worse than I. W. W. ’s so tion o f roads to iaeompetency. With
tables, this being 3N carloads o f 36,000 | nnd h„ga
out
fixing
blumc
on
any
individuals,
Mrs. Geo. Hastings.
| stores and pay prices twelve months in far as the welfare o f the country along
R. G. Landwehr was in the Grove the year that are in most cases higher the river is concerned. His particular this conviction gives good road enthusi­ each. The cannery paid the growers
What is the use o f using so much
approximately $16,(MM), minus 25 per
Saturday.
j and represent more clear profit than grievences which he mentions, are be asts a starting point. Ho let us look
elbow grease when gasoline ia so cheapf
cent retained as working capital for
Mrs. Ella Barker of Biana, 8 . D-, | there is in eggs at 60 cents per dozen in cause the Siuslaw Boom Co. has been forward.
Come and see our little engine.
Just
1014, besides this about $4,(M)0 was
spent Saturday and Sunday at the the fall and early winter, and on many allowed to occupy a portion o f the river
What can be donef is one big quea
the thing to run your separator, wash­
spent for additional room and equip
Castle home.
n
ing machine, churn or pump. Thia N y
articles more than there would be with for booming ground, and that the peo tion.
ment.
The cannery paid $11,(MM) for
doesn't
wear ut any clothes, use* -iliout
eggs at $2.60 per dozen the whole year pie did not urge that the North Fork
How can it be donef is another big labor, ami gave the railroads a tots
ns much gasoline as the average bo*
(Special to The Sentinel)
and not make a very loud noise or start bar be dredged out at the time Capt. question— how can miles piled on miles business of 140 rase* o f goods.
Walker and Lynx Hollow.
would 'lanes.
a boycott either. This may be possibly Hart o f the government engineer’s of of mire most quickly be converted into
Jan. 27.—The Fisher family from j because other goods are finished by the fice, was here a year ago. He did not good ro n d t"
Machine Oil o f all hinds for sale at
Monroe, Wash., have returned to their | eity folks and considered a sort of fam state that if the channel across North
Hpray ’#.
ranch in the Hollow.
ily business. It strikes me if we make Fork bar tie dredged out that it will
I pay cash for chickens, eggj, nidos,
Examinations have been going on the | a success o f reducing the cost o f living probably fill up again in two or three LAST OF UMPQUAS WOULD HAVE
grain, mohair and wool.
PALE FACE SAVE WIFE
past week st the Walker Union High I and live like white folks we have got years, and that our people did not
School.
to get in and look after some of these think it necessary to go to the expense
If you need au engine, see ours and
Jake Fern, Indian from the trilie of
The dance given at the old mill Fri- city farmers a little that raise only of dredging at that time. Neither did
get our priees before you buy.
day night was well attended.
prices for a living and not pay such " A Progressive Sorehead" say that it Umpqua, of the larger tribe of Cnla-
Do not let (hin serious disease ex
Wagons, Buggies, Harrows, Plows,
Miss Holt spent the week end at her strict attention to the fellows who get is necessary to have booms here to hold pooya, has appealed to a Eugene phy­
tend
along the delicate mucous mein | Cultivat'-r, Iliaca, Binders, Mowers and
home in Eugene.
in and produce the table decorations. the logs that are floated down the river, sician to save the life of his wife. He
brane, grndunlly going from the nose Kakes at the hole in the wall.
Ellis Harding was in the Grove last I Let any one class dictate and set the till they can be taken to tne mills. He brought her all the way from Yoncalla
to the throat, thenee into the bronchial
John Deere and Oliver Plows at
Friday.
I
f
she
dies
he
will
be
the
last
week.
prices on their own business and also also failed to state that most o f the
tubes nnd downward into the lungs.
Hpray’s.
The Jackson and Fisher boys drove to the other fellow ’s and I am afraid we booms owned by Siuslaw Boom Co. are living member o f his tribe.
There is no other treatment for cn- !
"N e v e r no more Umpqua*,’ ’ blurted
Creswell last week.
will soon find we are on a straight road in sloughs away from the main channel
Do you need a cream separator! Hie
tarrh
that is like Hyomei or just as
out
the
old
Indian,
aged
63,
to
the
phy­
A spelling bee was held last Friday to Mexieo.
of the river, and that the said company
our Blue Hell, It is a good une and
None can take Its place, none
evening at the district school.
Cold storage men do sometimes make owns the frontage or have leased it sician as he pleaded that his companion good.
the price is right.
W. E. Walker was in the Grove last a little too much profit, but does the from the owners.
The people of Flo­ be healed by the white medicine man. gives such quick, effective and sure re­
Buy your flour and feed of Spray.
Saturday.
consumer ask or expect the producer rence are alive to their own welfare and And then he told a pnthetic story of lief Rnd at so little cost— furthermore
Phone
162.
/
The Literary Club expects to hold an I to sell his fresh goods below cost to they realize that the town can not pros­ how he has outlived all the other mem the Modern Pharmacy will refund your
See
our
now
two
way
gang plow. It
money
if
you
are
not
satisfied.
old fashioned spelling bee and arith- make thi* good or to bring cold storage per long unless the surrounding country bers in his great family o f Indians and
with
his
wife
stands
alone
in
the
world.
matie test next Saturday evening at the goods down where they should be. I is in a prosperous condition. It mny
Begin using Hyomei now— today— |turn" lt ',own hil1 « oinK “ “ d eominK
Jake ia well known in Cottage Grove. and see how quiekly the droppings into
high «ehool.
don't think as things are now eggs not be out of place here to state that
Marion Lebow’s son spent Saturday I should be sold by the producer for less the article in The Sentinel bears the He lives on his farm at Yoncalla.
the throat, the discharge from the nose, I COTTAGE QROVK DRU00I8T
and Sunday at home.
than 25 cents per dozen at any season "p e n m arks" of a man who has been
sniffing and all other symptom* o f ea |
HA8 VALUABLE AOENOV.
Prospective Jurors.
T. R. O tt lost a valuable yearling colt and should not go higher than 50 cents booming the town sites o f Duncan and
tarrh are overcome; and remember —no
A number o f Cottage Grove citizens stomach drugging-you breathe it. The | W*
last week.
to the producer in the offseason— late Port Siuslaw.
many gocd medicinM bnt
have been selected by the county court complete outfit, containing inhaler and
Clem Sheridan, an old resident o f fall and early winter.
Cold storage
are , old tha mllture 0# buckthorn
The bottle of liquid costs but $1.00. Extra bark> K,ycai,n4l> ete.( kBOWO u AdUlr.t.
Lynx Hollow, has sold his ranch to stock, eonld then be sold at a good pro
On New Year’s Day, forty bunches prospective circuit court jurors.
some people near Sheridan.
Slater ’* | fit and come under fresh stock priees by of roses, the last of the season, were task o f choosing the men who will do bottle, o f liquid, if later needed, 50 ka>
the bMt
„ „ „ „ ,4
Cotlag„
moved onto the place last week.
10 to 15 cents per dozen, like they placed on the Shasta Limited at Eugene jury duty has been a long and le Imu*
I 1 28 j Orove folks astonish us daily by telling
should; and I don’t think at this there to be presented to women passenger* one as none hut tazpayers may serve,
how QUICKLY Adler ika relieves sour
would be any great rush back to the and to decorate the dining ear tables. iiyl each proponed nnme m ist be in
BI m Mountain.
stomach, gas on the stomach and con-
vestigated
to
ascertain
whether
or
not
farm to start egg farms.
More than 12,000 rose* have been pro­
(Special to The Sentinel)
T h e Shop” Where Good I stipation.
Many report that A SIN­
Jen. 27.—Fred Froat was on the sick
I f the farmers would get in as they vided in this way during the last seven it ia on the taz roll. The list of loeal
Printing is Done
GLE DOSE relieves these troubles al­
men selected is as follows:
liet the latter part of laat week.
could, and will have to probably before months.
most IMMEDIATELY.
We nrs glad
Cottage Grove— Chaa. A. Heidle',
A telephone meeting was held at the | their present predicament is bettered
we are Cottage Grove agents for Adler-
Worth Harvey, William Hemenwa/,
school house Saturad/.
I much, and attend to this market end of
Visiting canda— The Sentinel.
1 ka.
New Era Drug Store.
j
c
S p rays Column
Neighborhood News
Raglnaw sad Delight Valley.
A
«ff
Kttremely unflatterin
are the findings returne
dairy and food commi
Duncan and A. K. Tull
the eity laat week. On
ment, the Hotel Oregon,
pointa. Thia ia ronaide
acore. A large number
deducted for poor eqm
iu no way a reflection u
nena of the eatabhshmr
The inapectora any tb
ply waa found to contali
a condition that aurpri
very murh when their
railed to it. They pron
the def««ct at onee.
The highest acore on
The acoring system i
points, perfect score, wi
lowed for equipment an<
nesa and efficiency o f m
ability, rather than e
equipment, is the fonai«
Advertising pay#—la
FAM
OUS EDU(
COM
ING I
PROP. M. S. PITTM.
MOUTH NORMA1
TEND DEDI0/
Prof. M. H, I'ittmnn, I
tension department o f ]
mal, one of the ableat an
in the educational work
speak at Cottage Grove I
day afternoon, Feb. 13,
siun of the dedication o!
ing.
Mr. l ’ ittman'a nddrea
spiration to pupil* to flt
the work that must foil
tion of tbrir aehool worl
attempt ia made to Intel
in getting the children t<
ever before them.
Mr. Pittman will com*
of hia tour o f thia diatr
viaor Htahlman. On Fel
rally will l>e held at Cr
day another big meetin
at C’reawell. The next
thirteenth, a big rally 1
Wnlker, in tha afternoon
and in the evening a n
held at the »ilk Creek
day, February 15, a meet
at Dorena in tha-afternm
ting nt some other diatri
arranged for the eveninf
SERIOUS CATARRH
YIELDS TO KYOMEI
‘ POMONA GRÜ
M
EET HI
The Lane County Pi
meets with the Cottage
Saturday, February 21, 1
While (he program haa ni
pounced, It ia certain t
something unusually gooi
era secured by the Pom«
always remarkably inter
entertainment features t
The value o f a news]
rising is gunged by the 1
pie It reaches. No other
more than oae-quarter as
Orove people as does The
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