Cottage Grove sentinel., January 06, 1915, Image 5

TALES OF THE TOWN WHICH YOU MAY NOT HAVE HEARD
MANY
MATTKHH OK MOKE THAN
1'ASSINQ
MOMENT
Any item in then« columns containing a key date on the laat line
thereof ia paid advertising. (This announcement ia made in com ­
pliance with the poatul regulations.)
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T h e Sa g in a w
liriilge, w hich
wns holidny aeaaon with hi* parent», Mr.
mol Mr». .1. M Comer. He »nid he wa»
c loscd for repairs, tins I iccii reopened.
plenaed to find hi» mother feeling very
Mr. nuit M m II II I'm o f Coos Conn
ty w ar* guests illirilig Ihn past wceh of good,
A daughter ha» been born lit Junction
M r*. I'm '• i in r a-it I », Mr. mui Mr». J. M.
City to Mr. mol Mr». It M. Moviua,
I 'mner.
Kire m uy iln»triiy in n few M o n v a t a formerly of thi« city.
(live the uveruge mother even u
whnl it hu» In keu you n life ln n e to
»live Imt you neeil not w orry If you moderate income mid »lie will keep the
Thi» 1» inatrortive;
lire |iro|ierly protei’leil in one o f our family together.
riiiti|mnic«. Il iloe»u ‘t imy to tuke imy till' chief purpose and object of her life.
riunire». Ilrn ln n ril 4 llu rriso n , Hotel Talk with Hurry Mctrulf.
llre gu n Mu i lil i h K
(ieo. llohlmmi returned Hntiirdny from
A. 0 . Vniighn, who recently len»eil n liohemin, where he had been looking
m uch nl Hngiiinw, n rriv c il with hi» funi lifter tola properties.
lly ln»l week from Henllle. M r V a u gh n
Mr. und Mr» Win Hnnder» «pent the
ia it »on in law of Mr». 11. VV M e K in . week end with Mr. and Mr*. K. M.
ney.
Thorbcr on Row River.
A h n lf m ill tua w ill support a Imml
If you »hould have a Are ton igbt,
ut Hulin» the com ing yenr.
whnt would you be doing tomorrow !
Ilig Kem ovnl Hule ut lle»l.nr/e» Uro».' Would yuu be put uut of lm»ine»», or do
I'uah Htore, lie gin iiiiig H ntunliiy, J u n u you carry enough itinurunec to »ct you
It doe»n't
itry 2. Itig Hurguina.
. • up in good »hupe ugninf
Monte Miner nnd Fred Mnrtcl» re
turned to the Hoheiniu diatrirl Momlny
morning.
The Hon Ton Con feet ionery, former
ly owned by Tho». A. liickinond, ha*
been disposed of in bankruptcy proceed
ing« to Cha». A. Cooley.
F J. Hard wa* in Portland but week
on bunnv»».
C. <!. Coffman wu» up from Eugene
over Hunday visiting relative» here.
C, K Htewart attended the taipayrra’
meeting In Eugene Inst week, being
somewhat interested hi the attempt to
do nwny with fruit inspection.
C. II. liurkholder returned Mondny
from an citended trip to Montuna.
The P. A. Liiidstrom burn nt Divide
»« liurned u few nights ngo.
I.oia Oodurd, daughter of Mr. and
Mr». H. I,, Godard, I iiin been quite ill
luring the past week with grip »nd
heumutiim.
Mr». II. J. Hbinn haa umlergone an
other operutiou at a Portland ho«pital.
Hhe is recovering nicely.
Hurry Metcalf hn» accepted the
genry for tho Dodge ear.
Harvey Armstrong ia recovering from
un attack of the grip.
And they any that up in Michigan
hey <li»h out problems like this to
Young America: “ If it take» a four
month oh! woodpecker with a rubber
bill II month* and l.'i days to peck a hole
hrough a cypress tog that is Dig enough
o make 117 «hingle» und it tuke» 1115
hingies to mnke a bundle worth 93
elite, how long will take u cro»» eyed
grasshopper with a cork leg to kick nil
he »eed» out of a dill pieklef’ ’
Harry Metculf, agent for the Horti
cultural Fire Relief of Oregon, received
a cheek of EitlKI iiiude payable to Albert
Willard, being settlement in full for
the rec«*nt loan of hi» houer on West
Main Htreet.
SAYS GROVE MIGHT
Favorite Recipes by Cottage Grove Women jj
HELP OUT WITH
SUGAR BEETS
Whether or Not Sufficient Acreage Can
B« Secured at Eugene, Cottage Grove
Farmer* Could Add Another Profit­
able Line to Wbat They Now Have.
A farmer who has lived in sugar beet
sections suggests that in case a sugar
beet factory is established in Eugene
the Cottage Grove country could get in
to the sugar beet industry. Ill fuel,
this farmer thinks, it might be well for
Cottage Grove to cooperate with Eu
gene in gelling the factory started
Five thousand acres of land to be plnnt
ed to beets i» one of the main items
neei'ssary to tiring about the establish
inenI of the industry nt Eugene. This
farmer thinks it hardly likely that suf
tlri«nt acreage can be secured in the
immediate vicinity of Eugene anil that
it should be little trouble to get a rou
pie thousand acres in this vicinity to
help the project along. In sugar beet
sections a tremendous amount of money
ia put into circulation through the pur
eha*«' of the beets.
COTTAOE CHEESE SALAD
Two cups cottage ebeeseseasoned with salt aud cream, I cup chopped
nuts. Make into balls and season with black pepper.
Press a walnut
meat on top of each ball, place on lettuce leaves and make fluffy ring*
of whipped cream around each bail. A pretty dish or a delicious salad
MRH OEOBOE «ALTON.
Nuts and seasoning for above recipe can be secured at The Metsan
Hhop. Telephone 48.
>1 F E W
S U G G E S TIO N S
HOMAN MEAL, PER PACKAGE............................................................. 2ftc
HAI.MTON BRAN, TWO PACKAGEH ................................................
36c
GRAPE FECIT, EACH .......................................................................... 10c
HALTED NI’ TH, EXCELLENT VARIETY ON HAND
20c
PEANUT HITTER, PER POI ND.
¡ THE
METSAN
LYCEUM COURSE IS
ARRANGED FOR
THE WINTER
EUGENE PAPER STRONG FOR
SHOP
Cord of Tlanks.
We wish to extend our h«oirlfelt
thunks to those who so unselfishly sup­
ported u» with their help and sympathy
«luring the last illness of our lx*loved
mother.
HENRY BAILEY,
CHARLKH BAILEY.
MRH LORIN CHAPIN,
jflpd
MRH. KVA HICKEY.
pay to take cbnncea. lad ua .Lionize
you today. Itrmuard A lliirrison, Hotel
Oregon Building
Wa Hava Something You Need!
If you know nn item and don’t tell
The Orange held It« inatnllutlon of
oltlcem nt it» regulur meeting Haturdny.
In addition to a ehuutauquu Cottage it to the newspaper, it ’* your own fault
Mr», liond, lecturer for the Pomona
Grove is ♦«. have n first class lyceum if it doesn’t get printed.
Orange, wa» present and eoudurted the
REGULAR PRICK KVIiRYWIlERK
i ours«* during the coming year, arrange
work. Dinner wa» »ervrd und a pro
10c PER DOZEN
incut« having been made with a local
(E<litorial in Eugene Register.)
gram rendered during the open lecture
-vmmittce during the past we-k for a
WHEN IT RAIN8
There
can
be
no
doubt
thut
the
tax
hour.
REMEMBER THE MAIN
payers who gathered nt the court house high class list of entertainers from the
The locul Dcutcher Verem kept open
UMBRELLA STORE
Thursday to discuss the 1915 budget Ellison White Bureau
houae for it» member« ull day New
The numbers on the prog/nm are the
and to make recommendations arteii
Price» ulwuya n little lower
Year 'a.
wisely in deciding against reduction of \polio Concert Co., Beverly Entertain
SPECIAL A rull Quart of Praah
The world owea ua all a living. We
the appropriation for fruit inspection era; Harry Arnold, lecturer; Well* En
Mrs. Emollne Bailey Dies
Roaetoit Paauuta............................ Ac
make our« by making tho»e who woubl
l.une County mm has between 5,00 0 •erti ii era; Hbleey Lundon, imperson­
FIRST AND LAST
Mrs. Einnline Hailey died nt 2:30 Fri and 10,000 acres of commercial orchard, ator.
get their» for nothing pay what they
lay
afternoon
following
a
lingering
ill
While
there
is
little
doubt
that
the
owe. Turn your old aeeooats uver to
anil the only possible way to make this
The large body of land a valuable asset to course will be carried through the eon Coupled with Service and Courte­
ua nnd if thoae who owr you money ness with cancer of the bowel*.
aren’t dead we’ll collect for you. If funeral was held Mondny from the Mills the whole county i* to bring the trees tract with the l«x:al committee does not ous Treatment in what you get at
they go to the right place we »ometimr» chapel. Interment wu» made in I. O. to maturity in as nearly perfect con heroine binding until sufficient season
17 |>ouml» (Iranulnleil Hugur for SI, rolled after death. At any rate let u» ). F. cemetery.
dition as |M>ssible.
Imperfect fruit is irkets have been gold to eover the cost
Mrs Hailey was born August ¡0, 1H32 wora«> than no fruit at nil.
f the talent.
rn»h, at |t«'sl.*rr.e* Uro».' t'nsh Htore. try. Pacific Htute« Mercantile Agency.
n Jefferson County, N. Y. nnd wan 82
( ’bus. Thornton left Inal week for Hotel Oregon Huilding.
Every person in lane County is in
Hhe terested in seeing that the land that
California In the ho|ic* of lienelltting
N. K. Compton, until recently a mem year» of age at time of death.
bin health
her of the firm of Murk holder Wood» came to Oregon with her husband and has been set out to orchard is inndr
The Old Reliable
A «laughter wua horn December '.*9 to Co . ha» purchased an interest ith L family in 1894, settling first at Halem. profitable to its owners, for if it is not
I. Ilarrel in the dray and tranafer bu» Mr. Hailey di«xi there. After living at .nude profitabe general business will
Mr. anil Mm. K. C. Coffman.
For the protection of our tle-
inc»a.
The Arm name ¡» now Ilarrel A Hul»ey nnd Eugene the family settled suffer and the reputation of the upper
Currin Cooley, ngenl for the Oregon
here
in
1899.
The
following
children
positors we have:
Willamette Valley as a prosperous com
Tire 51. l"-r A»»onatlon of MeMinn Compton.
•urvtve: Henry Hailey, with whom Mr*. ■■■unity will be damaged.
The
only
Mr». W. II. Abram* wa» up from Ku Hailey made her home; Chi«». Bailey of
jtille.
*
n I life
C A P IT A L ..................... $25,000 00
way to bring these young orchards to
Henttle, Wish.; Mrs. Lorin Chapin of perfect maturity is to see to it that
(ieo. Cooley of Paisley »|>ent the holi gene Hnturday on buiiae»».
Marion
Veatch,
formerly
of
thi»
city,
Eugene; Mr». Eva Hickey of Cottage
•lay* ut the home of hi« father, Alex
SURPLUS and
ha» taken hia oath of oltire na coroner Glove; Mra. Abraham Fadden of Ht. they are protected against the spread Cottage Grove Supply Not Endangered
Cooley.
of pests, and this ran be done only by
Undivided Profits . . . 40,000.00
Mr«. Al Kllcdgc and daughter re Paul, Minn; Mr». Alfred Tappin of concerted action.
Mi»* Nellie Hemenwny, who hail »|ient
by Steady Flow to Keep Pipes from
Dodge
Center,
Minn.
turned
Hunday
from
»
viait
in
Colorado
the koluiay* with her |inrenta, Mr. anil
If anything, we need more inspection
Freezing During the Recent Cold STOCKHOLDERS’
Mr» D II. Hemenwny, returned Hunday Mr. Klb-dge met them in Portlnnd nnd
and better enforcement of the law
L iability.................... 25,000.00
to liuklund, where ahe reaume» her accompanied them home.
Spell Here.
We need to see to it
Proposed Prohibition Law in a Nutshell rather than less.
dutie» a» teneher of English in the high
(loud northern potatoes ju«t in. Don’t
that
every
mun
with
an
old
|x*st
breed
Following ia a synopsis of the pro
»ehiMil.
buy till you nee them at Dealjirze» Hr»» posed law to be presented to the l.egis ing orchard ia compelled to spray it or
Cottage Grove's experience during A Total of ................... $90,000.00
I.ale«t model White Rotary Hewing
Mr nnd Mr*. N. P. Chri»mnn returned Inlure by the combined organ ¡art ions cut it down. With a large acreage set the rerent cold spell indicates that there
Machine» at OS.Ikl.
Why |>ay morrf Momlny from a two mouth»’ visit in that look part in the campaign to vote out to young orchard, this is no time to is little danger of the city ever being The officers and stockholders arc
lie down and let it go to ruin.
Mill» A Roach Muaic llouae.
n25tf Yumhill County.
Oregon dry:
without water. While in other cities all successful and well-to-do busi­
Definition i* broad enough to inrlude
Mian In.rn llawkin» of Newport,
Mr». I’ hix-be Hughe« of Creawell 1 »
appeals had to be made to water users
No
Cash
Stores,
He
Says.
not
only
familiar
varieties
of
intoxicut
daughter of Mr. and Mr». F. W. Haw visiting her daughter, Mrs. Hen Groff.
not to leave their faucets open, no «ueb ness men.
Cottage Grove, Ore., Jan. 4, 1915.— 1 appeal had to be made here and with
kin», formerly of thi» city, ha» won a Her daughter, Mr*. J. R. Heott, acrom ing liquor», but beer powder«, etc.
Anything containing more than one note that in your last iasue you state faucets open all over the eity to keep Another protection is 24 years of
piano in a populur lady route»! in that ponied her.
hnlf of 1 per cent of alrohol intended that one rash store nnd one credit store
city.
Mr«. L. P. Itennett returned Mon«lny as n beverage is defined a» “ intoxirat reportr«l a better Christian* trade than the pipe* from freezing, water never successful business ami backed up
stopped running from the overflow.
to Portland, after »pending New Year'« ■ ng liquor.’ ’
for the year before. You must be in
with her mother, Mr». Pet Himford.
Home innnufnrture of wine*, eider or i rror in your stntement. There were Notice to Voters of Mosby Creek Road by the United States
Disston-Champion Stage Line
Notice! Having quit business, I re vinegar permitted—but it cannot be no rash store* in Cottage Grove during
District.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK.
i|ue»t that those indebted to me plea»e »old.
the year 1914.
BEN LURCH.
ALEX UINDHKRO, Prop.
There will be a meeting at Ishmael's
pay by January IS. M. T. Winingnr
Hale of sacramental wine |x>rmitted
place for the purpose of electing a road
We w ant your business
I'RLIUIITINU
(The Kawleigh Mini.)
d20 jffjxl on order of clergyman.
REAL E8TATE TRANSFERS
supervisor for said district, said meet­
Haddle Hornea anil Parking to All
Drug atores cannot »ell whiskey—
Joe Eddy came down from Mabel
G«-orge I.. Mote et ux to J. E. Bed­ ing to be held Saturday, the 1 tith day of
Part» of the Camp
Haturdny for a »hurt viait with friend». even on prescription of physician. ford— Lots 3 und 4, blk. 2, C. A. Per Jauuarv. 1915, ut 1:30 p. m.
\
Phone IO F4I
J. F. Adney wit» in from Hnginnw Licensed physicians may ndminister but kins addition to Cottage Grove, $600.
H. B. YANCEY,
not prescribe.
J. C. Teeters et ux to George L. Mote jtie-jfs
Monday.
J. F. SPRAY.
Taking of order* forbidden.
— Ix»t* 3 and 4, blk. 2, C. A. Perkins ad
The following rnme up from Creawell
Giving away of liquor, when intended dition to Cottage Orove, 4X0«.
to
attend
the
New
Year
dnnre:
l-oynl
LATEST 1915 MODEL. ONLY
Victor Chamber» wa» in Portland Inal
Emil E. Houston et ux to Htunley W.
ami l.»ui»c Heott, Geo. A. MeCullen und n» n law evasion, forbidden.
week.
Club locker rooms forbidden.
Martin
et
al—30
acres
in
sec.
4
and
5,
A fine Xir Coffee only lUr a pound, at H. Richardson, alt of Creawell; Mia»
Carrying intoxicating liquor to dance tp. 21, 8. R. 3 W., #50.
Anna K»uwe of Everette, Wash.; Clif
Doal.nmca Uro». ' during Removal Hnle. ford Hnrriiigton of Canal Zone; Mia* hall forbidden.
H. W. Hpenccr et al to C. P. Dever-
Only original consignee may receive eaux et nl— NKV* sec. 32. tp. 2 S., R. 4
Mi»»«*« Leak Perkin* uiid Myrtle Kein Hybll Hnrriiigton of Halem and Mia»
Has powerful suction and revolving
W., »5.
and Victor Chmnbem huvr returned to l.ueile MeCullen of Hmicburg. The Int liquor from without the state.
No habitual drunkard may import
Kdd Jenks to Ida J. Ventch— Lot 7.
their work at the 0 , of O.
ter were »pending the holiday* nt Crca
brush.
Cleans and sweeps at same
Ads. under this head at one cent
liquor from without the atate.
blk. I, of J. H. McFarland '* addition
Mi...... Maud l.amaon and Maud Hkid I well.
Quantity
that
may
lie
received
at
any
a
word
each
insertion
for
five
operation
without raising any dust. A
to
Cottage
Grove,
$100.
more nnd Roy Wooiln have re»umi*«l
II. M. Hhaw, M. D., Kye, Far. Nose one time from without the state within
insertions; 16 2 3 per cent dis­
arhool work at the Oregon Agricultural und Throat Specialist of Mur»hAeld, re
small child can operate it. It means a
four weeks limited to five gallons
BLUE MOUNTAIN.
count after fifth insertion; 33
College fulluwing the holiduy aeuaon.
cently of Vienna nnd l^mdon, will be in «pinions or vinoua liquors nnd 20 gnl
clean house 365 days each year with
(Special to The Sentinel.)
1-3 per cent discount after eighth
Pr«'»h new .’Id in. blenched Maglia, reg. Cottage drove, at Hotel Oregon, on Ions of malt liquors.
Jan. 5.—School commenced Monday
one-third the labor of the old way.
Mr good«, only Hr a yd. Desl.arres lima, Jnnunry s nnd II.
dlaaae» Atted.
insertion.
Minimum charge of
Places where liquors are mnnufac- after a two weeks' vacation.
dS0-j4 ured, aobl or given away become com
Mian Heater Hernia nnd Frank Itrum
Pays for itself each year in saving wear
Miss Khixia Burnette will preach at
15c each insertion.
Figures and
hnugli have returned to their »chool
Thi* section covers the church next Huiulay at 11 a. m
Miss Eva Richmond returned Hundny tuon nuisance*.
initials are counted as words.
on rugs and carpets. The many pleased
work at Monmouth Nomini, after spend to her aehool nt Mt. Angel.
motor Ixiats and automobiles when they
Irwin Whippa nndvGeo. Duerst were
customers attest to the wonderful
ing the holidny vacation nt their hornea.
Grove visitors Friday.
Mr. and Mra. U. L. Co* returned to ire not rommon carriers.
A search nnd seizure system is pro­
Cha*. Whipps spent Saturday nnd
Portland Monday after a viait with Mr
FOR RENT.— MODERN HOUSE. $8 merits of the “ Duntley.”
C ox‘a father and sister, W. A. Cox and vided upon a wurrnnt which may be ob­ Hundny in Cottage Grove.
per month. Five blocks east of de­
tained by any citizen from proper au
Visitor* from here to the Grove Hat
i Mra. Ridiert Cooley.
J. O. McCRADY
pot on Main Htreet. Robert Griffin.
thoritie*.
urday
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Geo.
Down
The lumber nnd material for the bel
Agent
n4tf
All
intoxicating
liquors
found
in
vio
Mrs. Robbins, Paul and Walt Land
Eipert Piano Toning and Repairing
fry of the llaptiat Church ia now on the
1164 Lincoln Street. Eugene Oregon
lation of law declared forfeited.
wehr nnd F. W. Whipps.
,
ground.
The
work
will
be
completed
WHEN SENTINEL WANT ADH. FAIL
Official Plano Tuner for the Unlver-
d9j87
Appointment of Aasiatnnt Attorney-
j ut once nnd * bell inatnlled.
to get results the case is almost hope­
alty of Oregon School of Muetc.
General to assist the loeal Distrirt At­ SAOINAW AND DELIGHT VALLEY
less. The best thing to do, however,
Five bnra White Laundry Hoap, 0 torney nt u salary of not over #200 a
Leave ordere with Mill* A Roach
(Special to The Sentinel.)
is to try once more before giving up.
boxes Matehea, 1(1 doxen clothes pina, or month is provided, but the Legislature
Music House, First Nat. Hank Rid.
Jan. 4.— Mr. Neat transacted business
5 roll» toilet paper for only 19c, at De* may change flat snlary tn fee system.
in Cottage Grove Monday.
WE D O N T OFTEN FAIL TO GET
Lnrzca Pros., during Removal Hale.
Fines collected under this Inw go to
BARREL & COMPTON
Miss Lora Neat returned to Spring
you what you want if you use a want
Mias Marguerite O'Mnrn left Hun
The moat important meeting in the the county in which conviction is oh field Hunday.
ad. That 's what want ads. are for— We solicit a share of your patronage.
day to resume her aehmil work nt Can hintory of the cannery will be held next tained.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Nichols nnd chil
to get you what you want.
yonville.
Mondny nt 10:30. The director* have
Negligent oftirinl* may lie removed dren of Latham visited at the Chns
We do all kinds of
Hick ahoe* are like aiek people. Taken r«'qu«'»ted that every stockholder be by civil action.
Nichols home Sunday.
PROPER ECONOMY MAY KEEP
Private citixcns may employ at
in time the diacune may be the more present.
Miss Elizabeth Freeman of Portland
you from feeling the temporary de­
enaily cured.
Don’t wait until your
The Cottage Grove alumni basket bull torneys with their own funds to b«> visited the week end with her sister.
pression.
For only a part of the
shoen are nil run down before taking team went to Oakland Haturdny night recognized ns associate counsel in prose­ Mrs. 0. A. Hsrnden.
price of a new pair of shoes, Dr. Goff
t In in to Dr. Golf.
n 111 f nnd met defeat by a aeore of Id to 12 cuting violations.
will fix the old ones up as good as
Lawrence Montieth went to Eugene
PIANO MOVING A SPECIALTY.
Prosecuting officer* are authorized to Sunday.
new.
n lltf
The Cottngc Grove high arhool girls
Andy Hears hn» returned to Pendle­
swear
witnesses
and
to
muke
them
sign
Kelly Moody and Lora Nent visited WOULD STORE PIANO AND PAY Office: Elite Confectionery. Phone 72
ton to ri'Niime hi* dutie* na a arhool basket ball team trimmed the Creawell their testimony. Refusal of witnesses
teacher after »pending the holiday* at girls Hnturday evening to the tune of to be sworn in construed a misdemeanor in Cottage Grove Haturdny.
Auto Dray for Quick Delivery
small rental for its use; also would
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Allen left Sntur
lit to 2 on the local court.
home.
protect same against loss or damage
subject to fine.
dnv
for
their
home
in
Grnvs
River,
Edison Records, at Mills A Roach
by fire. Apply Sentinel office.
Alton Hampton nnd 0. H. Tyaon were
Exact definition of liquor sold is not Wash.
d.'lOtf required in complaint.
up from Eugene Friday on biiNine»* Muaic Houae,
Leonard McKee went to Divide Wed
connected with the chnnge of manage
E. J. Moore, county school aupeLn
FOR SALE OR TRADE
Any number of offenses may be in nesday.
rnent of the Hampton »tore here.
tendent, who haa just returned trom eluded in one complaint, nnd trinl be
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Adney were in
LOST. GOLD BROOCH WITH RUBY
Halem, where he naaiated in grading the had an on one count.
Cottage Grove on business Haturdny.
M
setting and bamque pearl drop. Re
papers of the teachers who took the re
Htate has right of appeal on legal
A school party was given Friday eve
ward if returned to this office. j6pd
examinations for rertiN.-utes, nn questions.
niug at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
'"’OneThird of a Cent an Hour cent
noiinee* that it will be impossible for
Physician* or pharmacists convicted Williams.
There
were
fourteen
pres
¿The boat and whltoit light In exist
FOR HALE.—5 ACRKH INHIDE CITY
him or the state superintendent to ,<n more than once of violating Inw will ent.
once, tho Alladln Lamp ( u n i kero
limits, out building, on North Tenth
nounre the grude* until nil the manu have licenses revoked.
Roy Taplin transacted business in
none) burn* 00 hour* on one gallon
Street.
A. E. Whitbeck, Cottage
arripta are gone over nnd verified a'id
Fine becomes lien on property in Cottage Grove Hnturday.
of oil Steady light, no odor, no
In behalf of
Grove, Oregon.
j6 13pd
the reports added up on the book*. Thi which violation took plnre.
Quite a crow«l of young people at
duet; ha* no equal for the rural
will not be until nhout the middle of
Copy of internal revenue stamp primn tended the dance at Divide Saturday GOOD SECOND HAND FARM WAG
home.
A postal will bring you a
the month, nnd the superintendent snv* facie evidence of sale.
night.
on to trade for hay, oats, wheat, po­
demonstration
d.'il) j20c
it will be useless to ask either him or
Frank Mansfield wns in Cottage
tatoes or anything that we can sell.
Geo. W. Morris, Agt., Cottage Orove
the state superintendent until then.
Eat Wedding Cake Made 44 Year Ago Grove Saturday.
Brund & Co.
d30e
you are invited to call at the Music
J. H. Medley was In Eugene yoster
School started again Monday after
Portland, Ore., Dee. 31.—Having been
house at any time and hear a new
FOB SALE.— Y E A R L I N G FULL
kept in a sealed metal box since the a two weeks' vacation.
IT K invited to hear Mr. Edison'» day on business.
sound reproducing instrument, em
Mr. Burgess visited in Cottage Orove
blooded Brown Leghorn roosters, $1.50
J. T. (lilfrey was up from Creawell wedding of his parents in Haginaw.
latest invention at Mills A Roach Music
bodying Mr. Edison’s recent discos
each. Mrs. 8. L. Godard.
dOtfe
Mich., forty-four years ago, a large, Saturday.
House, First Nat. Hank Hid.
d.'lOtf Haturdny on busineas.
A. C. Curtis transacted business in
cries in the art o f recording nnd re­
elnlmrntely ieed and deeorat«*«! wedding
Talk
with
Metcalf
now
nbuut
fire
in
Jesse Darling was in the eity Friday
Cottage Grove Mondny.
WANTED.—*00 PEOPLE TO TELL
producing music.
while on his way home to Lorane after surance. It will be too late after your cake made its second appearance last
Mr. nnd Mrs. Benedict returned to
other people what they want, and
house or store is burned.
d.'lOtf night at the marriage feast o f Mr. and
a trip to Eugene.
5,000 epopla to answer those ads.
Relph 11 eu Id, both of Portland.
The Creawell Saturday after visiting n few
L. F. Wooley of Eugene, father of eahe despite its journ«*ying* and age weeks at the Sharon home.
(ieo. W. Me Reynolds was in from Di­
vide Hnturdny.
Mrs. Geo. M. Heott, and Mr*. Geo. wns as good ns the day it was made.
Kurl Bennett of Wendling visited TO TRADE — 70 ACRE IMPROVED
Oklahoma farm, oil land, for im­
friends in this vicinity a few dnvs last
Regular MOe Pillow Tubing, 42 inch, Wnlker of Oregon City, a sister, spent
proved farm near Cottage Grove.
only 1 l*o, ut Desl.arzes liras.’ during the holidays at the Geo. M. Heott home.
You ’ll find a lot of things you haven’t week.
Henry Schoenberger, Box 91, Cottage
Removal Hale. Have money here.
..
Miss Isabel Bolden returned Friday heard about in every issue of The Sen­
Grove,
Oregon.
dl6 jtipd
Ix>gal
Blanks
at
The
Sentinel
office.
Geo. Comer of Portland spent the from a visit down the valley.
tinel.
*2
Wire Clothes Pins 5c Doz.
THE
FRUIT INSPECTION
FAIR
The First National Bank
WHILE OTHER CITIES
GO DRY WATER IS
WASTED HERE
A Duntley Vacuum Sweeper
WANT ADS
A.
S.
DRAPER
Cottage Grove Transfer
Hauling and Heavy Dray Work
Thomas A. Edison
MILLS and ROACH
MUSIC HOUSE