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About Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1916)
“UNCLE JIM” SHORTRIDGE, PIONEER OF 1857, DIES EARLY THIS MORNING HEAR Non. Harry Lane Monday, October 30 Immediate Cause of Death Was Rheumatism.—Was Among Rest Known o f Early Residents and Life Had Been a Most Active One 8 p . Only 8 ; Weeks of Shopping Days Until Xmas T H E F A IR K R THK Buy early THIS YEAR Today BERRY SETS, LEMONADE SETS AND TEA SETS AT BARGAIN PRICES New Dishes of Every Kind Will Be Placed on Sale from Now on. Holiday Goods are Being Opened, New Dolls Going on Sale—in Fact This Store Will Interest You Everv Day You Call. Remember to be on Main St. Oct. 31 Halloween WITH YOUR PUMPKIN LANTERN AND A MASK YOU WILL MEET YOUR FRIENDS THURSDAY. GET YOUR HALLOWE’EN NOVELTIES THIS WEEK The Fair Wouldn’ t Have It Then. That interesting coincidence which happened to Mr. J. A. Wright Monday morning while sweeping out his place o f business by finding a ten-dollar bill on the floor proves it is practically cer tain that Mr. Wilson will be elected. It would be a rare occurrence if Mr. Hughes had been serving the country The Lat« J. U. Shortridge and His W ile r Janies H. Shortridge, one o f the best sno« n and most highly respected pio neers of l.ttne county, died nt 12 > > lock S O C I E T Y last night, following n short ¡lines-. I Immediate cause of death was sciatic vhenmatinn. Mr. Shortridge hud under- ¿one ail operation for rupture a week or Mrs. AI Hamloth entertained very >» ago. hut it is thought this did not pleasantly Tuesday afternoon. The ontihute materially to his death. home was decorated with ferns nud Mr. Shortridge «a s one of the few dainty refreshments were served. The I rurvivors of the earliest pioneers of the {uests were: Mrs. Meager, Mrs. Kline, I -ottnge (trove country, coining here in Mrs. (S. M. Hall. Mrs. W. Hall, Mrs. !'.">1 when there was little else here but sterling. Mrs. YnnDenhiirg, Mrs. (ilea Indians ami varmints. He took a dona ton, Mrs. Miller, Mrs M. (Inroutte, Mis. ion claim six miles south of here, upon W. (Inroutte, Mrs. W. C. Johnson. Mrs. •vhieh he resided until retiring in llHXi. Van Allison, Mrs. Bede, Mrs. II. J tie was the first white child born in Shinn, Mrs. Rohde, Mrs. (iraber, Mrs Lafayette, Tippecanoe county, Indiana. R. Nixon, Mrs. Flick, Mrs. Knowles, He was married March 13, 185.1, st Mrs. F Nixon, Mrs. Mhny and Miss Van Santinm City, Marion county, to Amelia Denburg. VOTE FOR S. A darns. • The Constellation dub held a pleasant The life of Mr. Shortridge was an ictive one. During the time he was op social afternoon last Thursday. The erating his farm he served 40 years as entertainment nnd refreshment commit tee was Mrs. O. M. Hcott, Mrs. Roy REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR head of the biucksmith shop for the old Short and Mrs. T. C. Wheeler. vlregon & California stage line, wns road + « + supervisor of a district as large as a Mrs. O. M. Hall is entertaining the good-sized county, was n member of Nodal Twelve dub this afternoon. the school board, was senior deacon in <$> • * <$. he Christian church and also special Mrs. Horace Cochran is entertaining leputy sheriff. He also served several the Einnnon club this afternoon. veurs as secretary of the I'nion league ♦ ♦ ♦ tnd was color sergeant o f the Const The Eastern Star will hold n lint Fork rangers, K troop o f the state mill- low e'en party Tuesday evening. Mem tia. bers will invite their husbands und Mr. Shortridge wns a grand-nephew wives. >f Daniel Boone. He was aged *5 years, <§> •t months and 8 days anil had been a Mrs. C. E. Frost will entertain the reader o f The Oregonian since it was M. 1’ . O. dub next Tuesday. first issued. He remembered paying #*’• j i year for the weekly edition. A harvest social nnd program will be The funerul will be held at 1 o ’clock -aturday afternoon from the (’ IjVittion given in the I’ resbvteriun chureh Fri day evening for members and friends of church. Surviving relatives are the wife and the church. Admission is free. ■P ♦ ♦ ‘ he following children: Boone, of this A quiet wedding took place in Eugene city; Mrs. J. W. Harris, o f Eugene; M-s. J. J. Weodcn. o f this city, and Mrs. Tuesday, October 24, ut 11:3(1 u. m.. when Miss Ruby Keyes became the •live Lacey, o f Cortland. bride o f Stanley Trunnell. Judge Bown wondering where, oh where is my mon- officiated. They were necompunied by John Trunnell, Mr. nnd Mrs. I» n Mr ••y. As I am aiming to cast my ballot for Kibben and Miss Juda Trunnell. They will be at home in Cottage Grove after Mr. Wilson he will surely be elected. I received nenrly the entire republican November 1. A HEADER. vote at the primary election nini re. speetfully solicit this same hearty sup port at the coming election. For more than ten years the office o f coroner hus been held by one firm and a member of this firm is now a ran lidnte for another term o f two years Is it not only fair and just thut I should be permitted to serve you nnd Lime iouaty in this capacity during the com ing ternit The law will not permit im to spend the money it would require to ■nail n personal letter to enrh voter in the county. I therefore use this form Dispatch from Bend Tells of Un to solicit your vote. Respectfully, expected Absence from Home W. W. BBANHTETTER. After Drawing Money (Paid Adv.) oct2de | the past three and a half yetjrs for me to even get a glimpse o f a ten, or even a five, and if so fortunate would cling closer to it than I seemed to at this present time judging the past by the present. I'm certainly satisfied Mr. Wright is strictly honest and all due respect to his political proclivities, but I ’d still be Ï BU T— Chesterfields satisfy , yet they’re m ild ! m This is a new kind o f enjoyment for a cigarette to give. It is something that no cigarette, except Chesterfields can give you, regardless of price. W hy? Because no cigarette maker can copy the Chesterfield blen d ! jß g ip L lt* ^ iyV t\h a 4 tiC £ 0 Q k C IG A R E T T E S •The Chesterfield Blend the most famous Turkish tobaccos -3 A M S O U N for nchoossi CAVALLA foe St SMYRNA for swootnossj XANTH I co m b in e d w ith t b o bast 20 for 10c —and yet they’re MILD IL I O K IN VIS IH 1.K UIKOCAL &AklH 6 Sherman W. Moody Optom etrist 881 Willamette Ht , Eugene, Ora. Hurresaor to llurgesa Optical Co. 74 X W. W. Branstetter County Coroner IS T I TO BE SUICIDE IL L Some cigarettes may be mild, b u t they d on ’t satisfy. ONI. Y do away with th« Inconvenience of roustantly changing your glass es «vary Uni« you want to read or look o ff at tha distance. They w 11 give you both near and far sight in a single pair of glasses. No seams or Hues. A b s o lu te ly P u re Mad« from Cream of Tartar NO ALUM -NO PHOSPHATE IS OPENING NEW GOODS EVERY DAY Display SPECTACLES No Hlil rung of Olassas EVERYBODY WELCOME L Our and m . Music and a Warm House Our stock is larger than ever EYE GLASSES W. W. Jackson, G. W. Nnmlcrson, I*. F. Davis, Orville \. Crow, W. II. Davis, ». E Crowc, W. ( ’. Ivins, J. Hardy Crow, G. (1, Crow, Cima. F. Miller, J ■ tiirliiig. oel2(lnov23 ARMORY a t D. Utili, ut thè hour o f otte o'clock p. ai. of said day al Grange Hall, In suid iotiil Jlistrict, far thè purpose of voi ug un ndditiouul tux for roatl purpose«, end for votiug un tncreaacd ievy alni ax of more tbitn slx per cent over and tbo\e thè Ievy and lux nitide iu suol ,'otiti Districi for lite preccding yoitr, >• prov idetl in t'hupter 151* of thè lieti tal l.nvv* o f t»regoli for 11*13, It beiug ur opinion tliut thè limonili o f laxes United hy said u d «vili Ite insuffldciil .or thè neetls of said Road Distrlet for he eurrent year. Dateti tliis thè L'tith day o f Ostober, \. 1). ltHtl. Bend, Ore., Oct. 25.— A. L. Zacharies, who came to Bend from Portland lust summer, engaging in the life insurance business here, has been missing since lust Huturduy. His wife fears that he may have made away with himself. The aetions o f the missing man pre ceding his disappearance indicate that he fully premeditated his act. After tlrawing his pay nt one o f the factories, where he had worked for a few weeks, he went to Redmond nnd with the nid o f an attorney there transferred his property to his wife. He bus not been seen since. Mr. Zachnrias wns well known here, where he was n resident for several years, being a teacher in the schools several years until resigning Inst sum mer. lies went from here to I/C‘bnnon, where he was Interested in n farm, went from there to Portland nnd from there to Bend. He enme here from the cannl zone about six yenrs ngo nnd bought a farm south of here, Inter trailing that for city property. He wns tin energetic man and wns active in school affairs nnd in the Christian church. Card of Thanks. We wish to express our sincere appre ciation of the kindness o f our many friends in our recent bereavement. MR. and MRH. C. D. VAN VALIN. Notice of Road District Meeting. To Whom It May Concern: Notice is hereby given by the under signed taxpayers of Rond District No. 57, I-nne County, Htnte of Oregon, con stituting more thnn ten per cent of the resident taxpayers of said Rond Dis trict, that n meeting of the resident tax payers of said Road District will be held on the 28th day of November, A. '*rT>cr£z. tH 'oszru.l J d c z K OrrJhCi ^ ' * A POORLY FED HORHE reflects discredit on its owner, but th* owner gets the worst of tbo deal be cause economy in feeding the uurs« affects its working capacity as well its appearance. If your boree kicks on his feed von can correct it by buying your feed here, as yon get the best quality for the least outlay. Farmers, contractors and horse owners generally know that our feed is alwsys up to tbs standard. STERLING FEED CO. PROFK88IONAL CARDS MAX LUEBKE THE RAWLEIOH MAN Residence Tenth Ht. Phone 176-L auglltpd R M. McOARGAR, D. D. S. DENTIST Neurulgia relieved instunlly by local up plication. Residence und office one bl ck south of postoffice. Phono 13IJ Cottage Grove, Oregon Phone, 47 O ffice Ijiwson Ulk. DR. 0. E. FROST Electrical Treatments— X Kay pictures Microscopic Examination of Hputun and Blood J. E. YOUNG A T T O R N E Y AT L A W Office on Mum Htreet Oottage Orove Oregon DR. A. J. HENDRY D E N T IS T LADY ATTENDANT OVER FIRST NATIONAL BANK Work done after hours und Huntluys by appointment Phone 10 Cottage Grovo, ()reg»u A. W. KIME, M. D. PHYSICIAN Marion Veatch For County Coroner I want to thank the voters of nil polit- ¡cal affiliations who »tiled in my elec tion to the office of County Coroner two yenrs ngo nnd will appreciate your support on November 7. SUROEON O ffice in Phillips Building, over the Bonson Drug Store. Office Phone 34 Candidate AND Rosidunce Phone I2AJ DR. W. M. HAMILTON LICENSED CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN Consultation und examination free. O f fice hours 0 to 5. Holidays and evenings by uppoiutment. O ffice in old Cottage Grove Hunk Bldg. 101 Vii Main Avenue I believe in curing for nil eases with out hailing a physician or nutting the county to the expense of holding nn in Practices in all courts. Twenty five quest unless absolutely necessary. years ’ experience We have good nnd convenient equip ment for handling the work and if elect ed will render the anme fair and ec onomical service to the rounty and ev eryone concerned. (Paid Adv.) H. J. SHINN ATTO RNEY AT LAW NOTARY PUBLIC oct20-nov2-*pl Bader Rldg. Cottage Grove, Ore.
