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Ellen and Esther were Grove visitors bank for the little girl. If she hsd not outlying distrlala joined for the affair
doue thi* be thinks she would have and more tliau Kill attended. Autonio
Friday nnd Saturday o f last week.
Earl I.es o f Isadora was in Divide passed by and not known that the biles nnd hayruuk* Were the most pop
ular conveyances but nmiiy went down
machine had passed. He continued:
Tuesday o f last week.
WHERE CASH
on
the train and others used tennis. A
WHERE CASH
"T
h
e
wuuinn
was
excited
nnd
seemed
to
Mies Katie Tonole went to Cottage
BEATS CREDIT
partially stumble over the little girl and basket dinner waa served at nmm after
Orove Tuesday evening.
BEATS CREDIT
Misses Mildred and Mae Dugan were then sat dow>n on the sidewalk. I hoi which a bull game between the Collage
Inred to inquire if she wn* hurt, got no Grove mol Creswell Sunday school* was
shopping in the Grove Thursday.
Mra. O. P. Miller and little grand reply and pnsaed on to Iho house of my the feuture. Cresw ell ruptured the long
daughter, were Grove visitors Thursday. slater a bloek away. I had no Idea that end o f the 8 to 4 score. An Impromptu
Archie Larson was in the Groxe last anyone was injured until Mr. I.anile*« track meet wn* held with the following
culled me back to take her home, which results: Bare for children under ft
week.
Th* machine did net years, Huston Dunn; boys' Oil yard
A. Steven* was in Cottnge Grove one t readily did.
come within eight feet o f the woman dash, Orville (Indurti; girls' On ynrd
day last week.
N. Low is was a Grove visitor Ttiur* nnd I drove o ff o f the grndi*d part of dash, Grace Han foul; young Men's race,
Children’»25c Pink, Tan and Blue Stock in r s 18c Men’s 50c Halliriggan Underwear, per gar...39c
the road, nearly upsetting the cur in nn I tin k <• W'olbrook; hobble akirt race,
day.
Men’s 25c ItalbriKK*» Underwear, per ga r... 19c
Fancy 15c I,awn--------------- -----------------------
Mr*. Johnnie Robinson, son Wait nnd attempt not to hit h er." Mr. Bedford Mattie Bony; slim ladle*’ race, Mra. |).
Boys’ 50e Soft Collar Dress Shirts, now........ 39c
25c Ratine»_____________ ______________ __
dnughter l.ncella were Orove visitors emphatically states that he, instead of I'. Burton; fat ladles' race, Mrs. K. K.
the boy, was driving the car at the time Mills and Mrs. David Griggs, tied.
Monday.
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Clarence Milne earn« out from the of the ancidettt ami further slat** that
the physician who attended the rase
Grove Sunday.
Mrs. Wes Reed visited Donahue and
Whitlock visited at the Chas. Whitlock
Floyd Hillings came out from the says the injury is a mild one. Mr. Bed I
¡Dubois camp Saturday.
ford also state* that Mr. Landess tells
residence at Rujada Friday.
Orove Sunday.
WITH NEW DIAMOND POINT
Quite a number o f Wildwood people
Miss Ida Krueger and Miss Bella
Johnnie and Massimo I’ erini and Miss a falsehood if he says that he saw the j
REPRODUCER
attended
the
meeting*
at
Diastou
Sun­
Keid held church at the school house
Ltiiga Mostarhette attended the ball accident. (The Sentinel ha* ccrtuinjy ,
MOUNT VIEW.
EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
day.
from Thursday till Sunday.
game between Divide and Cottage made no more reckless statement than
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Mrs. Phillips was a Cottage Grove Grove in Cottage Grove Sunday.
Mrs. LaSelle Stewart returned home
this one by Mr, Bedford It ia certain .
July 27, 1914.—Jean Moaby returned
the first of last week after enjoying a shopper Saturday.
beyond
the t-huR'-e of a doubt that Mr.
Walt
Stratford
and
Miss
Julie
Tur
to Cottage Grove Monday afternoon,
Thus. Mulvey was a visitor in Wild ner attended the ball guuin in the Grove Landess and probably a dozen* others
month’s visit with relatives at Oak
having spent Sunday at the home of her
wood Sunday.
saw the accident from the Landess |
ridge.
Sunday.
mother, Mrs. Heath.
Mrs. J. Carter who has been troubled
Mr. Mahon and Mr. Spencer went to
porch.)
Walt
Olin
left
Suuday
for
Silverton,
Frank Wtlcoien has been working
with her arm for some time went to the Oregon.
Despite Mr. Bedford'* statement that
for Ira Biedler at l^atham during the the Champion Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McGinn and Grove for medical treatment agniu Sat
every word o f the entire story was a 1
Wyatt
Taylor
of
Drain
apent
a
few
past week.
urday.
day* o f the past week with Art Dugan. falsehood, there seem* but two points
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. family o f Dorena attended church at
Mrs. L. W. Hunt and Chas. McCali*
the school house Sunday.
A team o f horses driven by Ernest that ran be (pieatlotted. Those are
Ira Biedler, July 22.
M b SIC
ter 'returned Monday from Cottage Turner, broke loose and ran into a mov­ whether the machine actually struck 1
Those
attending
church
from
Wild
The Aliases £dna and Bertha Sears
NO USI
Grove where they have been visiting ing freight train, about one half mile Mra. Quillen and a* to who wn* driving.
are working in the Cottage Grove can­ wood Sunday weac: Mr. and Mrs. Chris
First National Hank Building
Mrs. Hunt’s father, Mr. Whitlock, for south o f Divide. One horse was instant
Reed
and
family,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Crowley,
The
reporter
who
hnudlcd
the
story
nery, driving to and from home each
Mrs. Wftt Reed. Virginia Philips, Eliza the past few days.
ly killed and the other waa hurt so bad mukes the explanation that the impre*
day.
Crystal Reed has been staying a few ly that it was afterward «hot. The ■ion wn* general that the uinchine
and
Neva
Slagle,
Mr.
Whipps
Bnd l.ee
Henry Bissue has been hauling lum
days with Mrs. Geo. Nichols.
team waa the property of Mr. Sumer* of struck the injured woman, that the hu* i
ber this week from the Hoe lumber dock McCabe.
Miss Bella Reid and Ida Krueger the Fashion Stable* o f Cotage Grove.
Wilbur
Pitcher
returned
home
from
baud of the injured woman gave the
to his home at Blue Mountain.
Saturday for
went to Disston the latter part o f the
same
impression and that the injury |
Klamath
Falls
Monday
morning.
Myrtle
Little
went
to
Cottage
Grove
3:i-*>n and Frank Sears were in Cot-
week, where they expect to hold meet­ Sunday.
Mrs.
Ben
Pitcher
and
daughter
Veta,
was
so
serious
that
under
the
rondilion*
¿o ufove Friday.
ings for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mr*. Carl Hurket, ion and there did not seem nny reason to ques
.».rs. Fred Crowell called at Mrs. John Miss Reid and Miss Krueger spent Mon
Mra. Chris Reed was a Cottage Grove friend* o f Roseburg drove up Saturday tion that the machine had hit her. Thi*
day
afternoon
with
Mrs.
Nichols.
.tastings' one day last week.
¡shopper Saturday.
evening in their car, returning home ia the only mistake in which It seems
Mrs. Keen and Ira Biedler, Sr. were
Arthur
and
Bessie
Reed
have
been
on
DORENA
that the reporter’* attempt to get an
Sunday.
Don’t Forget to See Our
at Mrs. John Sears’ one day last week.
the
sick
list,
but
are
improved.
(Special
to
The
Sentinel)
accurate
atory can be criticised.
Mr.
and
Mra.
II.
H.
Huasell
and
Mr. Cox and Mr. Shields were Cottage
Line of Meats
*
Mrs. Alfred Whitman nnd Mrs. A. C. daughter spent Sunday at the W. E.
July 28, 1914.— Uncle Alex Cooley of
Mr*. Quillen state* that she noticed ,
Grove visitors Friday.
the machine coming along at a pretty
Winters Wallace and family were out Cottage Grove was a Dorenr. visitor last Cox railed on Mrs. L. W. Hunt, Tues Hurket home.
day.
good
pare, that she had no Idea that i
Monday.
Mr.
Alfred
Neil
and
family
were
,o the Hoe mill in their car last week.
CULVER BROS., Prop*.
Miss Elsie Slagle from Cottage Grove Orove shopper* Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Teeters and daughters.
it was going to turn for the crossing
Jessie 8cott and Fred Frost were in
is
visiting
the
home
o
f
Ethel
Reed.
Miss
Ruth
Jennings,
Miss
Ethel
Land
and
bad
no
warning
until
it
was
almost
Mr*.
Emma
Eby
and
*ona
Tommy
and
Cottage Grove Wednesday.
Happy, and daughter Jaunita, were vie i onto her, when she turned, grabbed the
Glenn Scott hauled a load of lumber and Florence Land formed a picnic
itors to Cottage Grove one day last i little girl nod pulled her arouud in front
LO&ANB.
to his home near Dorena from the Hoe party that went to Paradise Hill last
of her. She knows that she fell, but 1»
T uesday.
week
(Special to The Sentinel)
mill Friday.
not certain how it happened. She is not
Jas
England
killed
a
large
rattle­
Johnnie
Perini
was
a
business
visitor
July
28,
1914.—James
Ozment
of
Fred Crowell and family went to Cot­
able to state positively whether she wus
tage Grove Sunday evening to attend snake Tuesday near Cerro Gordo, which Portland is visiting bis son, Francis to Cottage Grove Saturday.
LOW
P R IC E S
Mrs. John Palmer and son Joel of hit by the machine or not. It is under
the funeral of Mrs. Crowell’s nephew, measured 3 feet in length and had 3 Ozment.
trt&od
that
on
the
night
of
the
accident
rattles
and
a
button.
Mr.
Cook,
who
Moaby
Creek
were
visitor*
at
the
P.
T.
Mrs.
Rebecca
White
is
entertaining
H. A. Foster 'a little boy.
she said she did not believe the machine j
Hchribner home last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wileoxen spent lives at the foot o f Cerro Gordo, killed her niep*, Mrs. Perkins.
D. Dugan nnd wife visited their «on hit her. Mr. Quillen say* be doe* not ,
Mrs. Wm. Seott nnd daughter Elsie,
Sunday in Cottage Grove with Mrs. another large one in his barnyard
see how hi* wife rould have been so ser
Wednesday.
Mrs. George l.yneh, Mrs. W. W. Jack in Latham Sunday.
Biedler.
Everybody is busy cutting grain in son and F. E. Bryant were Eugene vis­
iously injured unless the machine did
Sunday school will be held at Mt.
strike her.
itors Thursday.
View school house at two o'clock each this vicinity.
SILK GREEK.
Qeo. Kerr o f Cottage Grove and
Win Imndess, hi* dnughter Jennie
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Bryant were in
Sunday afternoon h reafter.
(Special to Tha Sentinel.)
George Layng was at W. D. Heath 'a daughter, Mrs. Mary Neil, from Cali­ Cottage Grove Friday.
July 27, 1914.— L. L. Wooley nnd fam and several other* saw the aeeident, saw
fornia, and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of
Mrs. Wm. Scott returned Saturday ily and their guesta, Mr*. Mary Frantz the woman fall, but do not know wbeth
Sunday.
* and Mis* Minnie Brooken* o f North er the machine hit her. They rather be
Mrs. George Currin and daughter. Dallas were*visiting at the J. H. Kirk from a few days visit in Portland.
home Wednesday.
P. F. Davis was in Cottage Grove Manchester, Ind., took dinner at H. heve ¿hat it did not, but that it was a
Pearl, were in Cottage Grove Friday.
Lester Hubbard arrived Monday from Friday.
Rebuilt machines, large assortment,
Mrs. Bert Nichols and children spent
Bun-ham's home Sunday. Mrs. Fraatx very narrow escape. They say that the
Aberdeen, Wash., to make bis home
perirci mechanical condition, fully
Mrs. Wm. Buntrock was in Cottage and Miss Brooken* hnva visited in machine ramr up to the crossing st a
Sunday at C. W. Sears'.
with his father, Henry Hnbbard, who Grove Saturday to meet ber daughter, Washington and are on their way to pretty good speed snd that after it had
guaranteed. All itandard makes to
recently married Mrs. I»ra Robinson.
•elect fr-m. We kave a large nnm
Martha, who had just arrived from ito* Angelee, Calif. Mr*. Frantx ia Mra. passed they rushed out nnd found the
Saginaw and Delight Vallay.
Several o f the neighbors helped R. D. Milwaukee, Wis., for an indefinite Wooley ’* niece.
woman sitting where she had fallen and
ber of good Smith I'remier’s ani
(Special to The Sentinel)
Mr. Landess then
Remington*■ from $I5 to $20. Write
July 27, 1914.— Vanotte Beatty visit­ Wilson with his barn raising Thursday visit.
M. F. Rice worked at the Nickerson unable tu get up.
called for the machine to come bnek nnd
for sample o f work, stating make
Wm. Auld and Jack Pring were Cot­ saw mill last week.
ed friends in Saginaw Sunday, return­ evening.
Louie Brown and Nellie Deane spent tage Grove visitors last Saturday.
ing to Creswel! Sunday evening.
Sam Damrwood was in the neighbor take her home. While the point seem* i preferred.
A dance was given at the Grange hall hood and took dinner at the Desrdorff immaterial to The Hrntinel, all those
Mrs. Anderson o f Cottage G r o * e cul­ Tuesday night at the Chas. Teeter’s
who witnessed the arrident from the 1
Saturday evening.
led at the L. L. Whitcomb; i ome c few home.
home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kirk, Mis. B it
The fourth quarterly conference bus­
iiours Sunday.
W. W. Oilderslccvc returned from Landes* porch are willing to make oath
that the boy was driving the machine, |
Mra. Moody has been on the sick list tha Kirk, Emit Kirk, and C. D. Van iness meeting was held at the church Coos County Wednesday.
191$ Wash. St.
Valin made a business trip to the Grove Saturday evening.
tue past few days, but is improving
The ice cream social at the school both when the accident occurred nnd ;
Portland,
Ore.
when
it
returned
to
take
the
injured
Thursday
in
the
Kirk
auto.
Rev.
J.
T.
Abbet,
presiding
elder
o
f
Misses Laura and Bertha Neat were
house waa quite successful. The net
Mrs. B. F. McCollum and children the Eugene district, preached Sunday profits amounted to shoot $3.50.
eallera at the Grove Saturday.
U ia PartUod 10 Years"
A woman home. Those in the ear say Mr. j “ In BtuuK
Mra. S. A. Monteith and children spent Wednesday visiting Mrs. Al. Elli­ morning and evening at Lorane and in short program waa rendered and after Redford was driving. The Sentinel will j
the afternoon at Cartwright.
have returned to their home at V la u f ott at Fairview.
the iee cream was served, the yonng not attempt to decide the point.
The 8eward and Castle Baler was bal­
Dr. Kime says that the sprnin is a
PROFESSIONAL CAROS
P. F. and Ray Fox and Paul Bun- folk* played game* till a late hour.
after a week ’• visit at the 8. 8. Platt
ing hay in this vicinity last week.
home.
troek were Eugene visitors Saturday.
K. W. Aircy went to Coos County last very serious one, that a ligament ia Telephon« 131
Miss Ireta Cooley o f Cottage Grove
torn lose and that it may tie a month be
Miss Freeman and Miss Williams left
Monday.
F. W. ROBBINS, M. D.
Wednesday for a sbo-t trip to Newport. visited Miss Mabel Mosby the first of
L. D. Estes i* plowing for I.. A. Gib­ fore the injured nieuilter ran be used.
D1VIDR.
He says the injury coaid easily have
Physician and Surgeon
Mrs. Jones aud daughter visited at the week.
son.
(Special to The Sentinel'
Leo Wilson and Raymond Bates of
the Ernest 8ears home the first of last
Mra. Airey returned from her trip to been inflirted with ut the mnrhine Office at Residence: 104 S. 5th Street
July 27, 1914.— Frank Potts, Joe
Wendling spent Sunday at the Frank Brant, Tad Eusted, Archie Larson and Laurelwood Wednesday and started on having struck the woman and that it is Practices la sii Cour«*
week.
t j Vest*' K s p rtlrn c *
hi* opinion that it was prolmldy done
Tom Miller and family spent a tew Wilson home.
H. Harms came out from the Grove her trip to Coon County Sunday.
II. J. SHINN
Ben McCollotn was a Eugene visitor
days with relatives here lost week.
Those attending the social from Cot­ by her stepping on one of the sloping
Sunday.
ATTORNKY AT LAW
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sears o f Cottage Wednesday.
Miss Blanche Groom came out from tage Grove and vicinity were: Mr*. planks in the crosswalk.
NOTAKV PUBLIC
Geo. (Jfoss, Mr. Hills, deputy game Cottage Grove one day last week.
Bsdcf nulkllng
Grove spent Tuesday at the Ernest
To show the honesty of its intentions
Markley, Mrs. Barber, and Lee Dame-
Over
Mrlftan
Mvop
C O T T A U K C .K O V K , O S K .
warden, and Mr. Lilly o f Eugene were
Sears home in Delight Valley.
The Sentinel offered to print any testi
Mrs. Lura Bosley was n visitor to Cot­ wood.
Lyndall Gtbler has been on the nick Dorena visitors Friday.
L. B. Slagle ia up on Moaby Creek mony Mr. Redford would submit from
tage Grove Sunday.
list the past week. She is much im
Miss Rosie Lambert o f Mount View
anyone who could have know u anything J. S. MEDLEY
Joe Long went to the Grove Sunday. baling bay.
proved.
attended church services here Sunday.
C. W. Dwyre and fumily went to o f the accident. He said he would fur
Attorney-at-Law
Ernie Turner was a business visitor
M-. Stafford and family returned to
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bedford and son to the Grove Saturday.
nish aeveral affidavits, but has not dune Special Attention Given to Mining and
Portland last week
Corporation Law. #
their home at Cottage Grove after a Edwin o f Cottage Grove brought Mr.
.M r and Mrs. E. A. Wheeler and L. M so as yet. The Sentinel will print them
D. Dugan returned home Monday
Office, Woodward Building
few weeks camping by the river. Mr. and Mrs. Grover C. Birtchet of Albany evening after having spent the past six Owens nnd family expeet to leave for when they nre submitted.
Stafford was employed to plaster M. out in their auto Sunday. Mr. Rirtebet weeks in Iowa and Pennsylvania.
California Wedneaday.
[Editorial note.— It is the opinion of
Horn’s new bungalow.
preached three sermons. A large crowd
A. K. M E 0 K
Mis* Ruby Slagle who is working in The Sentinel that Mr. Redford wm no
Gussie Turner was a visitor to the
' fr and Mrs. Adney and children and attended the Services and the basket Grove Tuesday.
the cannery at Cottage Grove was at more careless thnn other drivers ntiil did
Attorney-at-Law
.rs. Nichols drove to Disston last week dinner was enjoyed by all.
Miss Ethel Little went to the Orove home Sunday.
Woodward Hldg.
not tnke as many chances ns many
nd spent a few days with Mrs. Nieh-
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McLinn and last Saturday.
D. A. Bates started up Row River the others have taken, but that the serious EUOENE
COTTAGE OROVE
< l ’s mother and other relatives.
children went to Wildwood Sunday.
G. W. \f(•Reynold* was a visitor to first o f the week w!th bis hay baler.
result* o f this accident will undoubted
Both Offices Always Open
Ed. Queener left for Mill City Satur­
Mias Juanita Short o f Cottage Grove Cottage Grove Saturday.
Raymond Wilson went to the coast ly serve to make nil more cautious.
day expecting to spend the summer spent Friday evening with Benetta
.
I L a s t u i i M odi
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph I,egat were vis­ Thursday.
Mr. Redford criticizes The Sentinel Phone Office , 7 .
lim e s |
m *I ii HI
•corking in the saw mill at that place.
Teeters.
itors to Cottiige Grove Saturday.
office iio u i* lie 6 p .m .
for saying anything about the aecideat.
Mrs. Haekett o f Creswell is spending
Mr. and Mrs. Hands o f Mount View
John and Jim Martin came out from
DR. C. R. FROST
The Sentinel cares nothing for such crit­
few days at the J. A. Burges* home attended ehureh services here Sunday. the Grove Saturday.
Osteopathic and Medical Physician
icism. It is the duty o f a newspaper to
..’ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benr.i-
Chronic and Ncrvoua Dlcaacaa a Specialty
A party o f young people were in­
Wm. Wilkins was a passenger to the
print such news and all automobile nc
Modern Eleetrical Treatment».
dict. . ,
vited to the Jas. Gouley residence Sat­ Grove Saturday evening.
eidents which come to the attention of
X-Rny Appliance.
Myrtle Witcher is able to be out after urday evening where Miss Naomi Wil­
J. H. Hawley returned Saturday from
The Sentinel will he duly reported with­ C O T T A O K O R O V E
-
•
O REGO N
a severe case of the measles.
son entertained the crowd with piano a trip north.
out fear or favor nnd throats o f bodily
Mr. and Mr*. Ben Jackson of Walker music.
Those in attendance were;
Art Stevens and family are moving
injury or libel suits will at no time in
DR. JAS. B. TAYLOR
Station apent a few days with Mr. Misses Ada Land, Mollie Teeters, Nao­ their household goods from Southern
fluenen the paper in the publication of
Tucker at Prune hill last week.
mi Wilson, Etta Huston, Oma Land, Oregon.
K
v
k , K a r a n d T h r o a t D isk asks
(Continued from llrat page)
the news as it occurs from week to
Mrs. B. J. Marquiss and children re­ Dorris England, Florence Land, Rober­
A Specialty— Ol»** Kilting
Beatrice Russell was a visitor to Cot­
week.)
turned to Irving Tuesday after a few ta Wilson and Benetta Teeters and Mr. tage Orove Thursday.
dess pore.h and several of these saw the
o f fic e : White Temple, EUGENE
days visit at the G. A. Harnden home. Glen Jennings and Emit Kirk.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Chapman and accident. Other than this there were
I OfFic« Phon# M ein 3
Residence, M ein U l L
Mrs. Roy Short and Miss Mabel family o f Eugene are visiting Mr. Chap­ no witnesses except those in the car.
Veatch o f Cottage Grove spent Friday man ’a relatives here
Dlsaton and Rujada.
None o f the statements so far made can
R. McCargar D. D. S.
evening at the Bennett home.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Mr. snd Mrs. Walter Olin and family be questioned.
Dentist %
July 28, 1914.— Earl Zimmerman and
o f Reuben, came up Wednesday for a
Mr. Bedford’s detailed account i* as
Hurreeeor to ,
Henry Landess o f the Champion, made
WILDWOOD
visit with Mrs. O lin’s parents, Mr. and follows: " I noticed the woman and lit­ O r n 100 Oather at Beatty Orove. Hava
F. L . I N G R A M
a business trip to Cottage Grove and
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Mrs. 0. P. Miller.
tle girl, honked for the crossing fully
Dinner, Base Ball Osine and
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
back Saturday.
July 28,1914.— Thoa. Crowley went to
Mrs. Charlie Miller shopped in the 50 feet before I turned and slowed the
Track Meet.
Lawson
Bldg.
Cottage Orove, Ore
Elza HoldermRn went to Cottage Rujada the first o f the week.
Grove Friday.
machine down to twomile* an hour."
Grove Saturday returning Sunday.
Mrs. J. C. Carr of Disston visited st
Mrs. F. F. Schrlbner and children
Mr. Redford states that if he
An nausually pirn*nnt. nnd enjoynhln
Mr. Wood, the poetoffice inspector, the home o f Mrs. A. Whitman Friday. were Orove visitors Friday. . Mrs. II. had not honked for the croaaing the picnic party w m the Baptist union pic J. E. YOUNG
Mrs. Dan Morlan and children visited H. Harris returning home with them for accident would have nor occurred, but nie held last Wednesday nt Henffy
made a business trip to Bohemia
Attorney at Law
Wednesday and returned Friday.
the homes o f Mrs. Wes Reed and Mrs. a abort visit.
that when he sounded the warning it Grove near Saginaw. The Hnptist Hun
Office on M » lu H ir e d
Mrs. E.
Doolittle and daughter* caused Mr*, Quillen to »top and turn day school» o f this city, Creswell and C O T T A O K G R O V R
Mra. Loran Hunt and son and Guy J. B. Reed Friday.
ORKOON
HAMPTON’S
Only a few days left of our July Clearance Sale. Come
to the“Cash Store” and see our bargains.
N o te a fe w !
E dison P h on ograp h s
Neighborhood News
Mills & Roach
Fancy Dressed Chickens
Sunday Dinner
PEOPLES’ MEAT MARKET
Typewriters
$ 1 0
to $ 4 0
Typewriter Exchange
BRANDS SENTINE
ACCOUNT OF AUTO
ACCIDENT AS LIE
UNION BAPTIST PICNIC IS
GREAT SUCCESS
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