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About Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1916)
The C. E. I'lnphrey family returned probubly remala in this county.- Eu Hiiturdny from their outing on the gene Register. coast. Mis* Fnye Whit eie y has returned Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Htrnhorn vis from a visit at Saginaw with her grand lied briefly with A. II. Wood last Thurs mother, Mrs, It. Hcott, 'i'll" nicest courti-ny you cum show your guests I h In Imvii their vini tu men Influii in 'III" H"iitui"l. T l i " itii,i-Mt courtesy you run h I i u w y ou r fri«*n<ln in In day whih on their way north from the Ernest Hears has purchased the Gib I"! I lii'in kiinw of y on r visits t li roiiM >> » news ili'in in Tin* Sentinel. T h " southern purl of the state. Mr. Htra- 1er place at Saginaw. nicest i'i)iirt"ny you rail show Hi" "ilitnr m In bring In Hi" office n complete horn is busy with his eastern Oregon Mr. und Mr*. J. B. Hi mera I visited i w r it " i i | i uf nny news Item ynu knuw. I.i't'a have courtesy ull a munii. ruilrond projects. the Wilkinson family at Saginaw las’ Toilet paper, h i me old price l) for Thursday. 2Sc at The Fair, One of the board of trainmen con trip In California by motorcycle, lie Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Medley returned ducting negotiations with the railroad met with an m-rident when Hie wheels to Eugene Friday, ufter having been I he new curtain ac-rima, just put operators ia the present uncertainties | nf bis mar hi lie skidded in tin* dirl, and here a couple of duys. on display at this store, art- indeed is Ham Venti-li, a native of Cottage ¿ ¡ - '- T - f a v r< i sustained three broken rilis. pretty and a delight to the eye. E. M. Thurber and (leorge Marksbury Grove, Miss iiessii* Woods left Thursday fur write that they are on their way buck Every pattern distinctive anil new Mrs. George Hwengel has returned to Cannon bearb, ufter u visit with her from Butte, Mont. They ure making in design. I f you have been wish her home in Portland. parents, Dr. and Mrs. I>. I.. Wuuds. ~ ^ the trip in Mr. Thurber's car. ing lor something entirely d iffer O. Heine hns gone to Larnmore, N. Mrs. Mary Smith returned lust week Mr. and Mrs. David Sterling and El D., on business. ent in your next pair ot curtains Jnut the thlug fur a country atom : ] ri * o . from no extended visit in Indiana. lu-rt Hede were in Koseburg Sunday, you will find it here m these now or a cuuntry lo.lilcuct, wliere elec It pays In let folks know where your making the trip in the Sterling cur. scrims. Cloth ol fine voile and triclty la not avnilalila. Iu good store is and what you have to sell. Eat Gregory ' » Bread. tfe marquisette in cream and white. condition. Mr. and Mrs Itert Willard mutnred Miss Mae Armstrong returned Thurs Dainty colored border in pastel up from Myrtle Creek Monday to visit ilny from her outing on the const. Mr. shades; dainty colored narrow Mr. W illard’s parents, Mr and Mrs. .mil Mrs. ('has. Matthews, who were in stripe woven in the cloth; new <>. II. Willard. the same party, returned last week and Ben Lurch, Cottage Grove's pioneer conventional and oriental designs, Messrs. Ileal, Walker and Holbrook Mabel and Loin Wilson are expected merchant, who came here about a half! floral patterns, etc. Dainty color century »go. has disposed of his general were up from Springfield Monday to this week. combinations of pink, green and i'riiiik Hiiflcy mid II W. Hh'ittilck, o f attend the Hughes rally. J. II. Atkinson hits arrived from Omn merchandise business to B. Weinstein, lavender; green, yellow, orange, igiimw, brought anni" hog* in market o f Portland, who has taken posse.ion j -.v Alla King was In Eugene Monday on ha, Neb., to visit his father, J. A. A t brown, yellow, green and brown; here yesterday. and will become a permanent resident kinson, who is quite ill, business. M W lemon yellow and light blue; blue An M |iniind miii Him burn Annual I * here. Mr. Weinstein has been in the t'urrin Cooley, agent for the Oregon A few tnuro good second bund bug ami white; pink ami white; .‘56 mercantile business for 10 or 12 years. In Mr. mid Mm. Henry M. Lake. gies niid wagons ut Spray's. uprOtfc Fire Relief Association of McMinnville-, H. Friend and E. E. Redding, also of inches wide. Priced here, a yard Something now Rend Tin- Fair ml. in nl Itfc Mrs. Charles Cochran and children, of Phone 15-M, Portland, are here temporarily assisting H u h issue. 10c, 12c, 15c, 183, 23c, 25c Kugene, and Mrs. Cochran's mother, Notice of locution of the “ Snow Mr. Weinstein. M ihh K vii Itii'linmnd, who in in cuni|> Mrs. I, F. Orpurd, o f this city, returned D r i f t ” mining claim in the Bohemia The condition o f Mrs. Lurch’s health with Hi" Oriawnlil fnniily ui'ii r Urn in, Monday from an outing nf two weeks district has been filed by Albert Stock* j was the reason for the sale o f the busi ciimo ii|i Mutiirdiiy In spend u f-ur d iya. at London springs. Mrs. Cochran and and others. j ness. “ H h n rly ” I. inch's new I’.uni'r ut tin* children have returned to their home. Robin Powell is home from Portland 27 TO 36 INCHES W ID E enruer nf Hixth und VVusjiingt-'n I i ii h 36 INCHES W ID E A light thunder shower Monday night for a two weeks’ visit with his parents, Heat Less Excessive. liri'n rnni|d"t"d und in* "a|M'l’ta In get attracted considerable attention because Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Powell. All entirely new designs just Shown here in plain colors J The heat'this week hns been quite hm shop im ui'd in w illi'ii n f"W d.iya. ' of the uiiuauiilncHs of the lightning. S. L. Godard, who is erecting silos moderate as compared to that of last received; very suitable lot- and dainty floral patterns, II" invites Hi" fiirnii'ri In iihi > his Ilnur ; II. J. Shinn was in Salem Saturday down the valley, was home for the 'week when the mercury touched 93. The use in making holiday gilts, dark or light. These silka- on biiBiaess before the supreme ronrt. week end. ¡temperatures for the past seven days laundry bags, stocking bags, leens are very practical for School Tcnchers— We will give you were as follows: Y oii will need u flashlight when you box covers, etc. Begin early use in covering light quilts, Bate Max. Min. go hop picking New ones at The Fair. extra values in school supplies. Call —choose your cloth here and for curtains, covering boxes, ! August 21........................... |»3 49 If Your House Hasn’t Mr. and Mrs. liurfield, former resi and look.— “ The Fair.” now ! Priced here a yard etc. Priced here, a yard Mrs. L. F. Orpurd and granddaugh August 25........................... 92*/i 4H dents, are expected to arrive this week Burned Yet, It’s Not Too 53 10c, 12c, 183, 25c, 35c 1 0 c -------- 12c ---------- 13c ters are enjoying nn outing at London August 2fi........................... H4 from Texas. August 27........................... 7 0 % 55 Late to Have It Insured Springs. Threshing is in progress and some j August 2*................. ......... 7 h 5<’> Mrs. M. F. (larding, of Salem, is n good yields ure reported. August 29.......................... Mi an Hake Stewart, Herman Edwards m<2 guest at the home o f her brother. Will August 30........................... K9 47',4 It. Woodson returned Sunday from a Keene. She has recently rented her T a lk W ith home on Knox hill to the J. J. Wccdcn hunting trip ut Johnson meadows. Schools Again to Compete for Cup. family, who will move in from their Every week The Sentinel has in The school district having the best Const Fork farm during the school year. quiries for sample copies from parties - agricultural exhibit at tin- Lane county CASH STD RE- P H O N t 3 Cash for rhirkens and eggs at agriculturul looking for land in this vieinity. I f fair will again be uprStfe awarded a cup by the Northern Pacific your farm is for sale, you should have Spray’s. I). J. Beakey, for two years district railroad company. The cup will remnin ; it advertised in The Sentinel, where it □ o O G C will reach the eyes o f those looking for manager of the Woodmen of the World, permanently in the hands of the school with headquarters at Eugene, will leave land in Ibis vieinity. jly27tfc winning it three times, nnd will be N|mr« frri* while in the n ty n|^ thrir Legislation proposed by President Mrs. It. Woodson und rhildrrn and September I for I*oa Angeles, where he awarded each year. Last year it was the strike order that they would lose all t rtt«l i lift, rut her limn their cnrn <n Mrs. linker returned Monday from a will have charge of the work of the won by the Cottage Grove school*. rights of “i-niority and of benefits from Wilson, he snid, seems not only obvious the utreeta, where they may urn re visit at Seaside. order. He exchanges places with J. W. The name of the winning district each insurance nnd pension funds. The ly reasonable, but obviously necessary. horrten. Kennedy who has been district mana time will be engraved upon the cup. third was Mr. Riple y’s plan for meeting The man ig-inents of the railways, he Mrs. Freil Ornndmiiiigin, of Hollis, The linlieH o f the Mfthmliiit ehurrh Kitn , is visiting her parents, Mr. end ger there for some time past. Mr. the strike, nnd an analysis of the rail state J. will proceed on the assumption Ilcnkey has been the means of building Congressional Nominee to Speak Here. roads' side of the controversy. will h•»I«I it harvest wale o f home rook that the strike will eozyh- on Labor day, Mrs. V. O. Huff, and other relatives. nitf, (IreNsiMl chicken* and farm produee She has never seen a Imp field and will up the order to n great extent during his The three constituted a blast of de nnd will prepare to act accordingly. Mark Rutherford, of Albany, demo Heptemher It. The plare will he an visit one of them to witness the bar work here.— Eugene Register. cratic condidate for congress, will speak fiance to the brotherhoods, to whose noiinred later. tnijf.llr vesting o f the rrops now in progress. P. A. Lindstrom wus in from Divide here Wednesday evening, September 13, “ unreasonable arrogance ” he attrib The order concerning perishable goods ar-1 delay of freight nnd passengers while on a tour of the county. Other uted the situation. t'aptain I.ee Huy Woods Iris reeei\**d The harvesting is over in Kansas nnd Saturday on business. There was -ome difference of opin was received at the local Southern P:i- a «••nimuniration from the adjutant i»m the warm season has set in. An ad. in this pnper reaches thou dnte* in this vicinity nre: Thursday Mrs. ernl stating that Major Katpp, r|uar (iriindmniigin is enj«-y,-ig the salubrious sands, a card in your window hundreds. morning, September 14, Saginaw, 9:00; ion. he said, nmong the officials when "ific station yesterday. Payrolls in Lane county aggregating termnster genernl, " i l l h*» in Cottage Oregon ozone and t l " cool nights. Chu*. F. Walker is moving his family Walker Station, 11:00. Thursday after they first arrived at Washington, as to what course to pursue, but they became almost ^ 100,000 a month nre in jeopardy Cirove September 4 to uhock and in- i Anything you want fur camping out to Ashland to reside during the coming noon. Creswell, 1:30. absolutely unanimous when requested to in case of n strike on the railronds such speet the ntatr property before turning fits at The Fair. w inter. abandon arbitration. They were fnr it. as has been ordered for next Monday it over to thr federal government. A h j Card of Thanks. Mrs. I. H. Bingham, of Eugene, visit A marriage license has been issued to by the railroad trainmen. We wish to express our sincere thanks he said. Cyiire E. Frasieur, of Walker, und Miss ed here during the past week with her On the important subject of what the In some cases the ins itutions would ! to those who were so kind and thought daughter, Mrs. David Griggs. Eunice Johnson, of Florence. ful at the time of the death o f our roods propose to do he snid that at close immediately upon cessation of the A S H IP M E N T OF Judge and Mrs. Morrow, of Portlund, Some little time ago A. J. Armstrong tempts would be made to keep at least freight service: in other rases the plants father. received a letter from which a silver were here several day* o f the past week. one passenger train on eneh run, and might run for » short time. Every pay EM E RY CKMIDRIDGE, dollar had been removed. During the They were detained here on ncrount of MRS. NELSON DI RHAM. that preference would next he given roll o f any size in Lane county is de past week a mail rlcrk who worked on breakage to their car while passing :i31pd perishable freight. He said that the pendent upon transportation, either for M A B E L GO<tDRIDGE. this division was arrested for robbing through the city Saturday. public would be surprised at the num the bringing of supplies of some sort, Just arrived. Solid and ntixml col the mails of 417(H). This may explain ber o f men who would remain loynl to or for the shipment of their product to Wo have the best ware in dishes nnd Card of Thanks. ora. Prices right. ranging from $H the loss of the dollar mailed to Mr. Arm can save you money on every piere— at their employers. market. We, the undersigned, desire to ex strong. The Fair. to $15. Come and gat yours while press our sincere thanks to nil those Popcorn that touches no hand but The ice cream social given by the who furnished automobiles, for the . we have your xixe. yours. Made in the new Hotter Kist Indies o f the Baptist church at the Mills many beautiful floral offerings pro innchine. Archie Thompson. nug2-l .11 home Friday netted 47.(Mt for the organ vided, nnd for the many other favors Mrs. Arthur Leonard and children lire fund. extended by neighbors and friends dur visiting at Drain. Miss Grace Larky is spending part o f ing the illness and funeral of our son TH E HOLDEN R U LE STORE and brother, Ira K. Conner, M. F. Wyatt and son Dab- will leave her vacation at London Springs. I R A CONNER A N D SONS. this week for the Wyatt property in Mr. nnd Mrs. H. K. Metcalf were in mile the Hoheinin district. Eugene Friday. Hi" gunrd is now nuliunul gunrd insiemi I f interested in u scholarship in thc II. M. Shiittuck and J. L. Realty, of nf Oregon mitiuniil gunrd, Ih.T«* wi11 li" Delight Valley, were in Eugene Tues Internat ional Correspondence School, it This Week W c Put on Sale a Large Purchase of un prupcrty earrieil liy Hi" slnl". day on business. will pay you to seq The Sentinel. jn29tfc .Ine Mini Ih h zi M snld bis Ford. We have the tablet bargains, all L. C. Beebe wns in Eugene and Cres- Ilop oh tfiIn ut Th" Fiiir; liuls, giovi**, bought before the advance in pnper. vvell Friday. On sale now at The Fair. bundki'rrhii'fs, "le. consisting of Berry Spoons, Cold Meat Forks, Salad Forks, Sugar Miss Esther Hill visited in Eugene Orren Woolley, of Cottage drove, ha* Friday. l'hnrles li. Tuni|ikinx, nf Cottage Tongs, Butter Knives, Sugar Shells, Cream Ladles, Gravy Ladles, Urnve, bus lieen n|ipointed mlministrntur filed suit for divorce from his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McOilvrny, o f W olf Pickle Forks, Children’s Sets, Baby Spoons. This is the Famous nf tlie esilile nf U. Fnrrest Tompkins. ' Laura Woolley, on the ground that she Creek, were guests o f the past week ROGERS HORSE SHOE B RAN D Triple Plated Silverware. M. I,. Tnni|ikins, ('. F. Miller nini M. ! is “ cross, cruel and disrespectful,” and ,it the home o f Mrs. McOilvrny's pa liiirrham sere np|>ninled ii|i|irniserH nf that for five years she has caused him rents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Osman. Also received a new lot of Ibi* estate. “ displeusure, uneasiness, humility and Furniture for sale cheap. Inquire of Operators Give Up Hope of Peace John Ventrb, nf l ’or!lumi, snn uf llnn. | shame by reason of her persistent nag Mrs. J. P. Grnham at residence of I)r. ful Settlement and Defy li. M. Venlch, is a guest uf bis futber ging, growling, rompl.lining and disturb Oglesby. ing of the peace o f this p la in tiff.” the Employes. George Walker, a former resident, wns They were married at Portsmouth, Ohio, here from Washington during the pnst December 30, 1IH)L— Eugene Ounrd. Call in and get your ease refilled with a good fresh battery. week. Orders N ot to Accept Perishable Freight C. M. Jackson and Mrs. L. M. Thomp NOTICE We are selliing dish* s below their market value to K. B. Ornble has purchased a Ford son have built new sidewalks in front and to Warn Against Delays of Hop-picking w ill begin in my day, and will as long as we have the stock. Mail order houses of their properties on south Second car. Freight and Passenger Traf yard at Creawell, Ore., about street. are refusing to fill orders at prices quoted in their spring cat Mrs. Edgar King has visited during alogues. We have customers ti lling us every day that we are fic Axe Received Here. September 4. The most successful merchant# arc the pnst week with her son nt Corvallis. selling as low or lower than the mail order houses. Visit our — Louis 8. Harden arrived last week to the biggest advertisers. nug24-31pd R. 0. B R A D Y take charge o f the docks at the J. H. store and see. CHICAGO, Aug. 30.— Throughout the Frank Knox in having nn addition Chambers mill. I entire country today the railroads gath built at the rear of his home on south Popcorn nnd peanuts from our But ered their forces to oppose the strike unii iillier memlters uf thè fitniily bere, Third street. ter Kist machine have n deliriousness ; set for next Monday. Mrs. d a rn Burkholder, Belle and Ibis lieing bis vmnlinii sciismi. nil their own. Archie Thompson. n24-.11 Practically every railway o f import Johnnie Burkholder, Mrs. Lydia Htouf- Kuldier heels tnke thè jnr out nf Ihe Mrs. J. P. Graham has moved from ance in the country has given notice of fer and Mrs. C. E. Frost left Inst week spine. Ho snys line. Goff, Hboo Chini- the Spray house to that of her pnrents. embargoes, or is preparing to give them. on a visit to Crater bike. proetor. She will leave for Portland in a couple They affect perishable freight nnd live- Mr. and Mrs. Bert Trask are visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. I,. R. Mnnning, nf i stock, which nt present constitute about at Rujndti while Mr. Trask is nn his of weeks to join Mr. Graham. 11 oli vi Ile, Calif., left Mnndny fnr 1 one-third of the freight traffic on most B. H. Hwengel spent severnl day* of v ncatioa. tbeir buine, after n vinit ut thè J. western roads, and passengers. Agents All our umbrella* for this full on sub- this week in Portland on business. He everywhere have been instructed to l'nrler homi*. Mrs. Mnnning is u Hhields was necompanied by Mrs. Swengel. low ns ever.— The Fair. girl nnd n eoiisin nf Mrs. l'nrter. warn passengers of probable delays'and The Black more. Lee Roy Woods. Or Neighbors to the number of (il gath not to accept perishable freight which Mrs. Itny Weleh, nf Kelso, Wnsh., is ville Spear and George Young families could not normally be delivered before visiling ut thè Imme nf ber pnrents, l)r. ered at the Hamilton Vcnteh home on How river Sunday and held a basket returned Friday from their outing on September 4. In most eases the dnte and Mrs. I). !.. Wnnds, the const. picnic. has been set for Saturday, the second, ' M.'Uildren 's ennvns gloves, hats, ete., Rev. D. A. MacLeod returned this or Sunday, the third. The DeT.eur Hemenwny family is vis . ! The Fair. morning from his vnention spent on the The party o f high railway officials iling in Portland this week. !.. !.. W nods arrived Monday from a coast and will preach Sunday morning. which came hack to Chicago todnv in- Alfred Jury was in Portlnnd from Joe Smith expects to leave today for | eluded E. P. Kiplev, of the Santa Fe Saturday to Monday on business. Portlnnd with his mother, who will re lines, who was chosen spokesman. A harvest sale of home cooking, Mr. Ripley gave out three statements. ceive medical examination. dressed chickens and farm produce will I The first was issued formally ns the he held September 1» by Indies o f the Mrs. Leon DcsLnrxPS, Mrs. Roy Short ! expression of the party which returned Methodist ehurrh. nug.lOe nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. K. K. Mills were in ! from Washington; the second was ad dressed to the employes of the Santa Fe Miss Irma Mills returned Inst week Eugene yesterday. from an extended visit in California. George Rmlington, formerly o f I.o- road and warned those who might obey She was accompanied by Miss Helen rnne, who went bnck to Minneapolis Wein, o f Isis Angeles, who will visit Hnd the Dakotas some time ago, re Blackberries 10c a gallon at W. B. Coop here for some time. e r ’s. Fine place to pick. *31spl4c turned to Eugene yesterday nnd will JOC T A L E S OF THE T O W N 3CZ3C NEW Curtain Scrims Second Hand Acetylene LlichtlnK Plant fo r S a le C h e a p WYNNE & KIME BEN LURCH, LAST OF EARLY MERCHANTS, QUITS % NEW CRETONNES NEW SILKALEENS METCALF THEflUALITY D Q C ZO C DDOo Ladies’ Coats Always Something New at POWELL & CO. THE RAILWAYS GETTING REDDY FOR BIG WALKOUT FAIR Guaranteed Silverware Flashlights and Batteries I NOTICE T H E FAIR I
