Cottage Grove sentinel., June 10, 1914, Image 2

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Boost Cottage Grove
Mrs F. W Robbins »a« honor guest
enjoyable afternoon
ut nn unusiinlly
gi\ eu by Mrs II A Miller Friday. The
guests brought th eir fnney work and
spent the chief part of the n f l . r a o o .
•ew
inn an
At four o clock
sewing
n d c h a ttin g
Mrs. Miller summoned her gu<«t« to 11
dainty luncheon table where they found
th eir places by cunning couplets «bar
actc ris in g each one. Those who shared
Mrs M ille r’s hospitality with M i. Hob
tu n . were: Mrs W II Abrams. Mr. J.
II. Chambers. Mr». O I Nichols. Mrs
H a v e th e follo w in g p rin te d o n th e
le tte r h ead s a n d e n v e lo p e s th at
y o u use in w ritin g East.
Be Sure to Get Stop Over
kBe Sure to Get Stop Over
at Cottage Orove.
at Cottage Grove.
A C. K m ter. Mrs. W. I* I»“ »-
George Hall. Mrs. J o h n Under. Mr.
George Kerr. Mias Esther Sil.by, Mr.
C. C. (>Uson and Mrs t . II Vaniteli
burg.
Mrs. A. C K m ter e n te rta in e d n group
M m *
W hen having your stationery printed, it
will cost but little extra to have the abov e
printed thereon.
If your stationery is
already printed, we w ill print the booster
slogan thereon at 75c per thousand.
e v e n in g
m M l
or of Mr
K i n t e r ’s b irth d a y s n n u . r
snry. She served a delightful dinner
which w ns followed by five tables '
i-nt were Dr
five hundred. Those pres,
and Mrs. F. W Kobbms. Mr and Mr.
II. A. Miller. Mr. and Mrs W I’ Hull
Mr and Mrs Roy Short. Mr and Mrs
C. J . Kent, Hr and Mrs. F I. Ingrain.
Mrs. C. C. O u so n , Emerson Wile««. II
J . K inter. Miss Eunice V anlk-aburg
and Mr. nnd Mr. C »1. V ualten burg
Mrs. J o h n Mailer
od M r. T C
Wheeler en tertain ed .
* onstellat ion
v Mason
Club T h u rsd ay nftern.o.n ..
ic Temple.
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WAKE THIS UP-TO-DATE COSTUME
AT HOME
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As illustrated, size 36, requires 6l/ 2
yards of 30-inch crepe, sold here
at 20c a yard in a number of very
pretty patterns. Included in the
price is one McCall pattern two
yards belting and everything nec­
essary for making *ixe 36.
F R E E M ETHO DIST.
R h o d a B u r n e tt , P a s t o r.
P re a c h i n g se rv ic e th e first and th ird
S u n d a y s o f e v e ry m o n th a t 3 a n d 7:30.
P r a y e r m e e t in g e v e r y W ed n esd ay a t
7:30, a n d on second an d fo u r th S u n d ay s
a t 3.
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Dressmaking at home was never
easier than with the present
charmingly but simple draped
styles
ST. M A R Y ’S C A T H O L I C C H C R C H .
Next Sunday:
H ig h mnss an d ser
mon a t 10:30; d ev o tio n s and benedic
tio n a t 7:30. All welcome.
REDUCE THE HIGH COST OF
LIVING
P R E S B Y T E R IA N CHURCH
R. M. B ro ad k o o k s, P a s t o r
S e rv ic e s n e x t S u n d a y : Bible school
a t 10; m o r n in g w orship a t 11; J u n i o r
¡ C h r i s ti a n E n d e a v o r a t 3; e v e n in g wor
: ship a t 8; C a te c h e t ic a l class a t I.
We are now showing the McCall
fashions for July and are also dis­
playing a beautiful line of new
crepes in dainty patterns, which
which were received this week.
SEE DISPLAY
IN WINDOW
C H R IST IA N CHURCH
R E V . T. 8. H A N D 8 A K E R ,
S u p p ly P a s t o r
S e rv ic e s n e x t S u n d a y as follows:
Bible school a t 9:45; com m union snd
p re a c h in g s e r v ic e a t 11; C h ris tia n En
d e a v o r a t 7; e v e n in g song service and
serm on a t 8.
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S e rv ic e s n t th e C h ris tia n Science llnll
e v e ry S u n d a y a t I I , and W ed n esd ay
e v e n in g a t 7:30.
All are welcome.
This is a model which is sure to
have a long vogue, and the cost is
exceedingly low.
THE DUALITY
CHURCH NEWS
( E v e r y religious o rg a n iz a tio n is invit
ed to use t h i s column fo r annou ncem ent
o f its s e r v ic e s an d o th e r news. Con
tr i b u t o r s a r e req u es ted to om it e x h o rta
tio n s an d o t h e r e d it o ri a l m a t te r , an d to
m a k e th e a n n o u n c e m e n t o f services as
concise as possible.
Social fun ctions,
etc., a n d n ew s o u ts id e o f th e w eekly an
n o u n c e m e n t m ay be e la b o r a te d upon.]
A Smart Gown in
Crepe at $1.95
Í M c C all
M c C a ll P a t t e r n
L adies’ D ress No. 5 9 0 3
P ric e 15 c en ts
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Every patron of The Sentinel is helping to give Cottage
Grove what eminent authority has stated to b e the best
country weekly on the coast.
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M E T H O D IS T E P ISC O PA L
H o r a c e N . A ldrich, P a a to r
Service« n e x t S u n d a y aa follow«:
S u n d a y S chool a t 10; aerm on a t 11;
J u n i o r L e a g u e a t 3; E p w o r th L eag u e
a t 7; e v e n i n g aervice a t 8.
M o rn in g th e m e , “ T h e Value o f Lit
tie T h i n g « ; ’ ' e v e n in g au bjec t, “ Q u a lity
of L ife .”
E p w o r th L eague tcpic,
“ How God Uaea F u lly P re p a r e d M e n ; ”
leader, Mrs. H a t t i e H a r t.
State Industrial Review.
Salem , Oreg., J u n e 8.— A t the com
m o n w ealth c o n fe r e n c e d u r i n g th e pnat
week, held a t E u g e n e a t th e a ta te U n i­
v e rs ity , proposition» w ere m ade fo r a
a t a t e e m p lo y m e n t b u re a u nnd in su ran ce
a g a in a t u n em p lo y m en t.
H op c o n tr a c ta fo r th e 1915 crop are
b e in g m a d e a t 10 cents.
W. N. T u r n e r a n d E. N. Booth o f E u ­
g ene will e r e c t a large c a n n e ry at M c­
M inn ville.
D u rin g M a y 72 veaaela clea red from
t h e m outh o f t h e C olum bia w ith 70,684,
615 fe e t o f lu m ber, ag n in at 39 veaaela
w ith lu m b e r in M ay, 1913.
Barley, Process Rolled, per sack..........................frl.20
Shorts, per sack....................................................... 135
Bran, per sack............................................................... 80
Wheat, per bushel.................................................. 1.15
Wood
Be sure and see me before laying in your winter
supply.
Quality guaranteed.
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Groceries
Everything in the Grocery line at reasonable prices.
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I pay cash for eggs at lc per doz. less than trade price
R o y E. S h o r t
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FREIGHT PRODUCER
ON PACIFIC COI
S h a n ik o »hipped 122 double deck cars
o f s h eep t h e las t week o f May.
C arlto n will ex pend $50,000 on p a v ­
in g th is y e a r.
O ver 100 cnrlonda o f m ach in ery went
i n t o th e n ew fir e p r o o f saw mill a t
H prin gfield t h a t will be o p e ra te d en
ti r e l y by e le c tric power.
T h e law f i x i n g th e m inim um wage for
g irls an d w om en in Oregon a t $8.64 in
on tr i a l b e f o r e th e su p rem e c o u rt of the
U n ite d S ta t e s .
T he new M e d fo rd c a n n e r y is to be
r e a d y fo r w ork J u n e 15th.
W ork on t h e new $30,000 Y. M. C. A.
b u il d in g a t A s to r ia will s t a r t J u l y 15.
length th is sum m er d o n ’t fa l l t o pro
vide you rself w ith n t r a v e l i n g a p r o n In
which are p o ck ets for y o u r v a r i o u s
toilet articles
T h is a p r o a r a n be |>ut
on and worn in the d re s s in g rio.ni a n d Is
very hnii.ly as well ns b ein g m uch noni
er th a n any o th e r a r r a n g e m e n t .
Sheep dip. Just p lain o r d i n a r y s h e e p
dip, Is a cquirin g n g r e a t v o g u e a s a
s h a m p o o , a n d is tieing fo u n d to to* v ery
e ff e c ti v e In curin g d a n d r u f f nnd f a l li n g
hair. S o m e find th e o d o r s l ig h t ly o b
Je c ttonsille but really it la v e ry c le a n
smelling,
t u Ha Ns, SVISI y tu
T h n t H ih h
,
F a c to r is K m it u q
C o » t o f M a rk e tin g Re
lo 2 ; |*e r Ceni
N o rth
P arlile
D t.t« ^
rrnnand K .tu,u lo Qu^
Hama Tini« U„iu, ^ | . „ f#
“
C u lm in im i
(«’■■■it.„ned ff»«a tr,t p ^
e rs o f
W ashington nn.| g ,*,,,
Itol.in ’a egg blue is one o f th e shn d ea
in g re a te st fnvor.
,M**" .......... ............ ...... O r „ t i l | V
r u p t r y th r o u g h il,.. wurk #f
«« elation o f which he u . , 1
A g reat uiniiy people buv e b e a u t i f u l l y w hich m » non
u rg n n i^ j
em broidered Chinese a n d J a p a n e s e silk lU|f im <»■>•(• nini routfolipj L-
sunwls which they n ever use m e re ly be g fiiR i’C» thrtuftrUr*
cause a shaw l is a l i tt le d i f f i c u l t to
T h e t . l r h . ...ed b)
,
keep about the sho ulders
Now i f t h e y ih.- g r o w e r s o«t '
, i
.
(
| would only fold th e m cornerwias. a n d were t h o n . ,,gh|) . i|.|»med y,
eut them out a bit alwmt t h e nr«*k an d s..n nnld th a t last year ths u » , '
bind the nerk a l t r n r t t v e l y In a silk w hich Is now the largest
cord or b raid and let th e e n d s h a n g to d u c e r in the \ inerirà« Sort ham
tie It loosely abo ut th e n e rk th e y will l.Usd c a r . uf f, ,,t.
tft|
find them selves in poaaraaloli o f o n e o f
J f " b ** *i '!■!•* ri g 11 si
,
the most fe tc h in g li ttle w r a p s im ng in I»«-fore loaded ..n the rari ss4 R
able to w ear o v e r d i n n e r gow na, nt cent f o li it •lu|>|uag punt
.
dancing p arties b r a f t e r th e o u t e r w r a p b e fo r e d*'ii v • r • >I
I h.- Irrw.s4ew -
la remov e.| at th e t h e a t r e n n d th e n e r d pot o f last » • . r. Mr H*ai(aM ■
la felt for some p ro te c t ion n b o u t th e would b r doubled sail ^ , 1 , . ^
th o u b lrrs. T hey a re akmply h a n d so m e . tr e e s c am e into |.raring IlcsUihs
t h a t eo o p e r a t iv e mitrksttag
A recipe fur a b a n a n a c re a m w hich d a r e d th e price to consumers tktb
c r e a s in g in - return to gruñera
Mrs. George Halt will act as host«-»« is a d e li g h tf u l dessert la aa fo llo w s:
I’eel b a n a n a s aiul ru b th r o u g h a c o a rs e
I
i if|
i Mr ■'.«.(wo. , ,
to the Social Twelve Club tomorrow
selve
Vsii! as much c re a m aa y o n h a s *
w as lo g e i C v ¡;.* e I(rute fruì
afternoon.
iru it s a d a pinch o f salt
T o one p in t
e rs t o become au-miters of the ]
of this m ix tu re put tw o ounce« o f | o s
1’a c i f n F ro .
I ......... ,t.,rs thn^
A p articu larly ilelightful afternoon
dcred sugar an d beat it w ith a w h ip
su b c e n t r a l o rg a n u a tio a that a««h
was th a t given yesterday by M r. J » r
until it becomes ligh* an d f r o th y . F ile
elu d e th e W illam ette \ allry sx4 \
P o rte r and Mrs. A. S. I’owrll at the
the m ix tu re in glasses an d a p n n h l c o v e r
Ire e n t i t l e d to one director it the
home of Mrs. Powell to wbirh wer< in
the top w ith chopped n u ts
g e r o r g a n i s a ti o n
Cottage Orari
vited nbout sixty of th eir friends The
•end a d e le g a te tu l .rtlsDi] J im I
a ftern o o n was spent at needlework and
A new way to fix egg s w h ich la ea
aaemt in th e o rg an u atio a
the hostesses served d ain ty refresh
p e n a li ) nice for th e su m m er b r e a k f a s t
M ark Wmrdruff, publicity mi
meats. The guest list included:
is d esig n ated as “ b ird ‘s nest on t o a s t ”
Mesdnmes A. W. Kune, D. II Hem
th e l ‘ E A E and fur the fwst
It is made as follows:
enway, George Hall, C. II. Burkholder,
P a c if ic in liregiin, arrompas«!
Four eggs and four pieces o f b u t t e r e d
Lydia s t o u f f e r , J . II Chambers, O I.
S a m p s o n an d made a short *<14nm
toast
S e p a ra t e y o lk s a n d w hiten o f
III) r n .l o rs i n g the aorh expia»«
Niehols, F. W. Robbins, J . S. Medley,
eggs. Ileal the w h ites u n ti l th e y a r e
H. Kakin, F. II. Ablen, N. E. Comp
Mr S am p so n
s t i f f m i l a rr a n g e th e m as a neat on th e
ton, O. M. Kem, C. J . Kern, II U Jo b.
to ast and slip the yolk in to th e r r n t c r
Chits Adams. J. C. Johnson, E Bisby,
of the nest
S p rin k le w ith s alt a n d set
A. I.. Monroe, C. W. Caldwell, Van A)
into th e oven u n til th e egg is set a n d
lison, C. E. Frost, B. B. Groff, B. M
slightly brown.
Swengel, M L. Seovell, 1.. H Hill, W t
s s s s s
Conner, F. L. Ingram, Helen Silaby, 8
E veryon e is in v a r ia b l y a n x io u s t o g et
L. M aekin, H. N. A ldrirh, A. Brund, C
C. Cruson, Orville Spear. C M Shinn. hold of a new co m b in a tio n fo r a s a l a d
Here is oh» know n aa " J u n o S a l a d ”
H. J . Shinn, Polk C urrm , Lincoln Tav
which
ta very fin e:
lor, Borneo Cochran, Daisy P orter, J a s
(C o n tin u e d from Brxt ps|*
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a
lf
bunch o f cresa, one n e u f r h a t r l
P orter, Chas Beidler, Roy Short. Ray
(Henson, Al llam loth, C. W. Wallnre, c h e e s e , fo u r th of r a p ch opped w a ln u ts ,
Lane
C o u n ty
has some (JO
S. R. Smith, II. A. Miller, Elbert Bede, th ird of cup fr rn c h d re s s in g C re a m c h a r g e d again«! it by the » f'« o ti(
W. B. Cooper. Mary Smith, Mary Short, the cheese, nuts an d a sm all (Mirtion o f p a r t m e n t o f the state lasurxs«*1
Oliver V eatch, Alta S p ray , England, \\ pim ento and form in to sm all balla, p i a r e mmoiuii at Hal. ...
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H. A bram s nnd Misses Ursula Lock on bed« o f cresa an d d r r n r h w ith th e a t least as f ar
count) uffinib :
wood, E sth e r Sil.by, Je s sie Berg, Lulu french d ressing
local b a n k e r s arc coaceraed, ll
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Currin, and i'a r th e n ia Porter.
w h a t it Is for
” Agency Fnnds !
Ruffle« armim i the D h »M • hi * u t t h r
b i l l ! ) ” m the name uf the item«*;
W . Billie B. Cooper was a little more d ain ty aumtner tfotvn* o f law n, o r g a n d i e li a b il it ie s side
which stamps »!-
than pleasantly surprised T hursday or mu*ltn are m m i f e t r b i n g a n d *tvli*h c o u n ty d ig n i ta r ie s when it
ev ening upon the occasion of one of his Ruffle* ut»out th e d a i n t l v *hod fe e t o f m a k i n g an explanation
b ir th d a y anniversaries. A f te r the party the Rummer mm* a e r r e v e r Rei* it c h i n g
And th e item «well« the coatti »\
had g a th e r e d at the Cooper home the and have a g a in rom e in to u n d o u b te d ficit by nearly a half N'rtrlj »U
men went up town a f t e r Mr. Cooper and and * ell dr*erv ed |mf >»»ln ri t y .
w h o p r e s u o l e to h arard a
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enught him ju s t aa he was about to
t h a t il e s i s t a on paper only a«d ■•
Kirhua of net and la r e a r e p r e t t i e r
e n te r his a u to on his way home. H r
in g w hich n o i In- paid in coldrtd-^
was unceremoniously sandbagged, blind and more in vogue e v ery d a y .
th e c o u n ti e s are credited with ht.—
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folded, and his arms tied, in which sit
un.b-r Ibis item
Multnomah
f
C olorado la fam ous fo r th e " b e e f
uation he was>given n ride in his own
atri w o rth o f “ Agency l»»1*’ !-
m achine around the su rrounding roun steak f r y « ’ ’ in e l u d i its r e a i d r n t a in
Sty, ’ ’ an d Um atilla ha*
tr y , d ire th r e a t s being made at various dilige when they g,, on píenles. O f t e n
sa m e t h i n g booked «gaia** ■*, *• *
in te rv a ls th a t he would be left to tr a m p in fa c t they are n rr u s e d o f g r t t i n g Up
n o t h i n g t h a t run» in ratio t*1 ’P f
hia way home through the mud.
Hr a picnic merely for th e s n k r o f t h e b e e f
la tio n o r w e a lth o f the co««!**
was fin ally tak en home, however, where steak fry. T he fr y in g ia d o n e o v e r th e
H W. T a y lo r, county irnmtu-
a specially prepared sounding board coula nnd t# n sort o f n m i n i a t u r e b a r
not e v e n h n /u r d a giu >•
beeue.
Why
not
tr
y
them
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ra
e
lv
ra
a
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d
was used to remind him o f the rau se of
” ! d o n ’t k n o w ,” he »«yt- ^
th e huppy ev en t. R efreshm ents o f ice are if we w o n ’t like th e m aa well a t
n
o
t h i n g in m y report* that
the end o f an a u to m o b ile t r i p in O re g o n
cream, ca k e and coffee were served.
$127,479 DEFICH
IS REGISTERED
AGAINST COI
Mrs. F. L. Ingram , who leave« to
morrow fo r I’end letoa to join Mr In
gram , was the honor guest at the lust
in e r tin g of the M. I’. O. Club held Tues
•lay a fte rn o o n o f lust week with Mrs.
C. E. F ro s t. The mem bers of the rbib
surprised fera. Ingram with a remem
b ranch in th e shape of u handsome sil
ver sprain en grav ed with the letters
“ M. F. a . ” The m eetin g was a most
d e lig h tf u l one.
A d in n e r in honor of the b ir th d a y
a n n iv e r s a r y of Mrs. J . I. J o n e s was a
p le a s a n t a f f a i r last ev en in g at which
Mr. and Mrs. J o n e s presided. T he tab le
was ce n te re d with a d a in t y nosegay of
sweet pens and the rooms were deco
ra te d in c a rn a tio n s nnd greens. Miss
Marie an d Grace J o n e s served. I’liices
were laid for Mr. and Mr«. B. S. Hwen
gel, Mr. a n d Mrs. J . H. C hambers, Rev.
and Mr«. H. N. Aldrich, Mr. and Mrs.
J . S. Benson and Mr. an d Mr«. N. E.
Compton.
FADS AND FANCIES.
By H a rri e tt «
W hite sateen p e ttic o a ts are ideal for
w ear u n d er th in sum m er dresses, for
th e y a re p ra c tic a lly im pervious to the
rays of s u n lig h t and a t the same time
a re very p r e t t y and blunder nicely
• • • • •
I f you a r e going on a t r i p o f an y
ns th e y are liked at th e e n d s o f aim
ilar tr ip s in C olo rad o !
th a t.”
II. w . Thompson, *’‘>un,y
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« tu m p ed nnd »« i" St ..y
.
t y Clerk, who called hi.
M inim um W ag* W ro n g In T h eo ry .
E d ito r H a r r i s o f th e L a b o r I’reaa otte» in to conference « 'e r
went on reeord nt the E u g e n e C om m on an d e m e r g e d none the w i* r
wenltb C o nference by an y in g t h a t th e t r i e t a t t o r n e y diti »“ * know. ,,n‘
minim um wage is w ro n g in p ri n c ip l e o f t h e E u g e n e banker* wrxlr
nnd theory. A C a li fo rn i a college p ro h ead « an d m a d e ra a d « » K“
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feasor l"*'! delivered a p a p e r on t h e un tloea not re p re se n t fund* bl
:
employed problem, n d v o r a t i n g in au r c o u n t y In tru »t, say* Trenaur
A lth o u g h Ij in c County
nnce against n o n e m p lo y m e n t, w hen Mr.
Hnrri» »(Hike anil is q u o te d by th e Ku n au rplua in fumi» on the in»uf*
«ene Daily Guard aa s a y i n g : “ T h e ■ niaaioner’a repo rt, Mil in/ ,irt u j
m inim um w age is w ro n g in th e o r y . T h e w ith a d e f i e i t , eounty
minim um wnge presuman it |to«»ihle to th e f i n a n c i a l condition ‘" P "
L a n e C o u n ty i •" » I’' |j|f ,,utc
Ux u living w age o f s u b a ia te n r e fo r one
tio n , nnd thi» account« for
>>rfg
clima by a n o th er, when no rlnaa him an y
o f $203,639 w orth of
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rig h t to d eliv e r w h a t th e level o f T h i s ia t h e f i g u r e at the '
existen ce fo r n n o th e r should b e . ” It ia »m atter now.
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U n til last y e a r tin«
E d ito r H arria cam e to O re g o n fro m
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behied- -
W a shington to ta k e c h a r g e o f th e L a b o r |Miint ttf s t a y i n g
wortla it wa» alw ay s a y
y by
I re»» ¡n 1911 and in n m e m b e r o f th e
I o rt la n d c e n tr a l labor council.
n e x t y e a r a levy. Thi
:ra| to t
t h e o r y t h n t it it not
u ,p»j*
ta x m oney a w a y fr«"' '-».«.r word»
P a s t o r P renci ns F arew ell
til a c t u a l l y .......led In f " frtt
Rev. R. M. Broad boo ks p r e a c h e d his
etm rt p r e f e r r e d to
Ljrd, f“
farew ell serm on nt th e P r e s b y t e r i a n rn n t a na th e money wa
for
church S u n d a y but in not y e t c e r t a i n t h a n am»»» all 1 V
k u itT "* *
chmBg#d i
H" to bis f u t u r e field, a lt h o u g h it ia ettm ing y e a r In a N " h
H ut t h e b u d g e t
„»v ^
T ii te c e rt a in to be in W a s h i n g to n . N o
n nd now L a n e County
^ ott(
one has y e t been selected to t a k e t h e
y e a r » ’ wnrriin»» in
" A ,hH*
local pulpit.
o v e r n p erio d ttf turo y
k( j»;
lev y w as m a d e I««, f t » * ^
s t a n d i n g w a r r a n t « . ^ w0f„ ; *
T he Hill railro a d will b u ild Ha in d u s » tn m lin g w a rn s...-.
t h a lf , o r d *1 •
:|| take i*
«rial tr a c k s up S u l l i v a n ’a gulch in P o rt- a s i b m o i u la
r > v y next y n t j W
land befo re J u l y U t.
hmlenee.—Eugene Hoard