Cottage Grove sentinel., January 18, 1917, Image 2

WESTERN OREGON AGENCY
Our Celebrated
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and congratulate you most heartily.
W e are having the handsome gold watch en­
graved, and same will be mailed you by registered
post, so as to reach you prior to Christmas day.
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(Signed) JOSEPH H ORAY,
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Supt. of Agencies.
Marry K.
WILLIAM F. ST1LZ, General Agent
Columbia
Life &
P r in c ip a l O f f i c e :
The H. H. H. elub was beautifully en­
tertained Katuray afternoon by Mi»*
Maud Doyle. A musical program fur­
nished the afternoon’s entertaiument
ami the charming young hostess served
a dainty luncheon. The elub will be en­
tertained by Miss Helen Simpson Sat­
urday afternoon. This club is composed
o f the members of Mrs. Alta K ing’s
class at the Christian church. This class
is taking a normal course in bible study.
The study occupies a year, at the end
of which time those passing the exam­
ination will be given diplomas by the
International Sunday School association
entitling them to teach. They may also
pass a state examination entitling them
to one-half high school credit.
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The meeting of the Friday Afternoon
club was held last week at the borne of
Mrs. John Coffman in honor of whose
birthday anniversary the affair was
made a miscellaneous surprise shower.
Mrs. Coffman was assisted by her
daughters, Mrs. Seldon Powell and Mr*.
Alfred White. The next meeting of the
club will be with Mrs. James England.
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In the account of the surprise party
given last week for Pearl Robinson by
her sister Crystal The Hentinel inad­
vertently omitted from the guest list^
the names of Dolly Pitcher, Avanelle
Thompson, Katherine McQueen and
Gladys Hockett.
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The Kebekah Kensington club met
at the I. O. O. F. hall Friday afternoon
and enjoyed a pleasant time as the
guests of Mrs. A. VV. Kime, Mrs. M. P.
G&routte, Mrs. A. Rrund and Miss Jos­
ephine Wright.
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The O. E. 8. chapter will have a so­
cial meeting Friday, January 20, at
which interesting entertainment and de­
lightful refreshment* will be provided.
A large attendance is desired hv the
committee on arrangements.
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Mrs. Herbert Eakin and Mrs. W. O.
Beattie were the charming hostesses of
the Presbyterian chnrch choir at the
home of Mrs. Eakin last night. About
twenty-four were present.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hall have issued
invitations for a card party for the eve­
ning of January 23.
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Professor Henry Paul Filer, tenor,
and Miss Daisy A. McCluskey, pianiste,
have planned a recital which they will
give at the Christian church Wednesday
District Agent
Trust Company
Cottage Grove, Oregon
P o r t la n d , O r e g o n
evening, January 31. Among the num­
bers on Miss McCluskeys’ program will
be an “ Impromptu” composed by her­
self.
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Through an oversight the name of
Mrs. Ralph Deane was omitted as joint
hostess with Mrs. C. E. Frost for the
Joker club Monday night o f last week.
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The Heim-Monthly Dancing club gives
its usual fortnightly purtv tonight.
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Mrs. Lawrence Phelps is entertaining
the Emanon club this afternoon.
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Mrs. George Kerr is iidstess to the
Social Twelve this afternoon.
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Harry K. Metcalf, agent of the
Columbiu Life Insurance company in
this district, carried o ff honors in the
recent “ Harvest Moon contest” con
ducted by thut company. The prize, a
beautiful gold watch and other special
favors, wus won, because Mr. Metcalf
succeeded, in a field of 14 contestants,
Dorena Society.
in doing the greatest volume of business
A birthday dinner was given at the in his class.
I. H. Veateh home Thursday in honor
The company employed a wise system
of Mrs. I. H. Veateh and Mrs. Gray, in dividing their agents into classes.
whose birthday anniversaries occurred 1 Men in class A were required to produce
Thursday and Friday. Those present ; $25,000 worth of business; diiss li, ♦ 20,-
were Mr. und Mrs. Noland Hopper, Mrs. 000; class C, ♦15,000, and class D ♦ 10,-
Gray, “ Grandpa” Veateh and Mr. and 000. This allotment they were required
Mrs. I. H. Veateh.
to fill by October 31, 1010, the contest
having begun Heptember 0. The man
The Christian Endeavor society held who produced the most acceptable new
its monthly social und business meeting business over and above his allotment
at the home of Mrs. Almeda Deane last in his class was the winner in thnt class
Friday evening. An important feature The contest was originally planned to
of the evening was the eleetion o f o f fi­ end October 31, but competition writs so
cer* for the ensuing year. They are: keen thnt the time was extended to
President, Mrs. Annette Vaughn; vice- December 15.
president, Miss Benettn Teeters; record
Mr. Metcalf had filled his repaired
ing secretary, Miss Thelma Thomason; personal allotment of ♦15,000 in the
corresponding secretary, Dale Veateh; first two weeks of the contest.
treasurer, Miss Alice Welsh.
T A X P A Y E R S M A K E SUO
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Saginaw Society.
The Good Neighbors club was enter­
tained with a quilting bee at the home
o f Mrs. Taplin Thursday. Members
present were Mrs. Heott, Mrs. Burgess,
Mrs. McKinney, Mrs. Vaughn, Mrs. Me
Kee, Mrs. Neat, Mrs. Briggs, Miss Ethel
Moody, Ix>ra Neat and Etta Heott
Guests of the club were Mrs. Pryor and
daughter Leona, of Eugene.
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Delight Valley Society.
The G. T. X. club met last Wednesday
at the Haight home, about twenty being
present. A jolly afternoon was spent
in the usual way, after which Mrs.
Haight, assisted by Mrs. Horn, served n
delicious lunch.
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Silk Creek Society.
In honor of Miss Edith Wheeler's
birthday anniversary Tuesday Mrs. Ada
Wilson and family and Mr. and Mrs.
W. W. Gilderslecve and family were
guests at the I,ou Wheeler home.
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Get the girl first, and your wedding
stationery from The Hentinel after­
wards.
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there was not a protest against them. by B. K. Lawson on cast Madison str»-ct
liad been fenced.
On motion license for moving picture
house wns raised from 42 5*1 to ♦5.00 n
meets the approval o f a number of the month.
On motion the water commissioner
members of the Council.
Although there was nn attendance of Mils instructed to give J. W. Messenger
about 50, the report was adopted by 11 11 rate for us«- of water outside th«- city
vote of 5 to 3. Many of those present limits ns follows; $1.25 per month fot
were not members anil some members domestic use; 25«- per head for fust
living outside the city did not feel four head of cuttle, I Or for each addi
tional animal.
qualified to vote.
On motion time for payment o f water
rent was extended from the 10th to the
12th of each month and the m 11 r siiti I
Vns instructed to cot o ff all not paying
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
by that time.
The following officers were elected
Jan. 2, 11»I 7.— Minutes of »the Inst for the ensuing year: Marshal, water
meeting read and approved and roll nnd street commissioner, G. B. Pitcher;
health officer, W. W Oglesby; engineer,
enlled.
The newly elected officers, T. C. O. L. Nichols; attorney, J. E. Young.
The following bills w«-re read, audit
Wheeler, mayor; J. W. Veateh, council­
t-d
and ordered paid:
man from the first ward, and M. I’ , tin
routte, councilman from the third ward, B. K. Lawson, ditch mid bridge
on cast Madison street............♦ l!i.5i>
being present, duly took and subseri tied
........................... 23 (Mi
to the oath o f office and entered upon Fire company
Frank Woodruff, work on sewer 13.00
their duties.
Frank Woodruff, pipe fittings.,
LOO
Reports of marshal, recorder, treas­
J. H. Chtimbers, lum ber..............
3.50
urer and health o ff leer were read. On
Pottage Grove Elcetrie Co., light
motion reports of marshal and health
for December.............................. 233.M3
officer were ordered placed on file anil
G. It. Pitcher, salary and expen­
those of recorder and treasurer were re­
ses. . .........................................
75.00
ferred to the finance committee for ex­
Cottage Grove Transfer Co.,
amination and riqiort at the next meet
cleaning streets..........................
l"5 o
ing.
Herbert Eakin, postage stamps .
2.50
On motion J. II. McFarland wns
llerlx-rt Eakin, colli-eting water
granted permission to put shingle roof
rents, -Inly to Dec., 1910........ (10.03
on building within the fire limits.
Blackmon- & McFarland, haul­
Petition for street light at the south
ing hone cart t«i fire..................
1.50
end of Third street was read nnd re­ Hpringfield Hand & Gravel Po.,
ferred to the light committee.
carload i-riislii-d rock................ 21.40
The mayor announced the following Brown Lumber Co., lumber for
committees for the ensuing year; Fi
street Crossing............................
17.45
nanne,
Knowles, Walker, Htcrling; J. E. Young, snlnry nnd postage
street, Htcrling, Knowles, Veateh; light.
stamps.............................
50.00
Walker, Hterling, Knowles;
water, W. W. Oglesby, salary................ lo.00
Knowles, Kime, Oaroutte; sewer, Kime, H. C. Newcomb, work on steam
Veateh, Oaroutte; park, Know les, Walk
roller. . ...................................
1.75
er nnd Mrs. B. If. Job, Mrs. A. B. Wood Percy Rogers, unloading and haul
and Mrs. C. E. I'mphrey.
ing crushed nick....................... 22.50
Ordinance 431, authorising the mayor R. F. Martin, sninry und expense 75.hi I
and recorder to execute a release of the W. B. Osmon, work on streets... 15.N5
National Hurety company's borni in fa­ O. L. Nichols, salary ..................
5.00
vor of Ambrose Bordsnll company for Hnmloth A Rohde, black smithing 17.05
maintenance of Hixth street, west Main Knowles A Gruber, heater for
street and north Pacific highway on
east side fire h ou se..................
2.50
payment o f sum of ♦500 was on motion First National Bank, freight ad­
, rend first and second time by title only.
vanced for carload of crushed
1 On motion, ordinance No. 431 wns rend
rock..............................................
27.50
j third time and passed on roll call.
j On motion mnyor and fee order were
instructed to sign release nnd place NOTICE OF S H E R IF F 'S SA LE ON
same in First National bank to be de­
EXEC U TIO N IN FORECLOSURE.
; livered when money is paid.
j Matter of printing charter nnd the
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
j amendments thcretrf was left in the o f nn execution and order of sale issued
hands of the recorder until the next out o f the eircuit court of the HtHte of
meeting.
Oregon for Lane county on the 13th day
Marshal reported that the ditch dug o f January, 1917, in a suit wherein the
H. K. METCALF WINNER IN No comment was made on the recom­
mendation to do away w ith one marshal,
INSURANCE CONTEST and this recommendation probably
Writes Required S15.000 in Two Weeks
and Outstrips 13 Others in Vol
unit of New Business.
GESTIONS
TO
COUNCIL
(Continued from first page.)
the city by the interest it saved on the
bonds brought in, amounting to ♦1100;
that, after having its attention called
to the matter, it did not try to show
the fnrt that the resale of the bonds at
5 per cent was saving the city the 0
per cent it would otherwise be paying
on the city warrants; that after having
its attention culled to the fact, the com
mitte refused to take any cognisance
of the condition of the city treasury
which made the resale of the bonds a
good business transaction; thnt it made
no reference to the fact thnt if the cify
had not sold the bonds it would not
have been able to build the new dam
which increased the water supply and
increased water receipts beyond any
possible loss sustained by the city.
Alderman Knowles stated that the
Council has already found it necessary
to bold down street improvements be
cause of the financial condition o f the
city nnd that street improvement* were
refused in four separate instances when
Metcalf
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plnintiff, Frml Wright, executor of the
estate of Mûrie E. Hlnekwell, dcccnsol
recovered judgment ngninst the defend
ant, Frits Mnttheyer, a widower, for
the sum o f Nine Hundred Sixty-five
und 5611» (♦9415.65) Dollars, with in
terest thereon from the 1.1th dny of Jan
tmry, 1917, at the rate o f 10 per r e n t
per annum, anil Seventy five and no I0o
(♦78.00) Dollars attorney fees, and the
further sum o f Twenty two and 5« 100
(♦22.50) Ikdlnrs costs, also the sum of
♦26.32, being the amount o f taxes paid
by said plnintiff, which judgment wn«
enrolled nnd docketed in th«- clerk 'a of
flee «if said court in sni«l county on tin'
13th day o f Jnnoary. B*I7, and said ex
«•ration to m«- directed commanding me
in the nntnp o f the Hfatc o f Oregon in
order to satisfy said judgment, attor
uey’a f«-*-s, costs, nnd accruing costs, nnd
sum paid for taxes, to sell the following
described real property, to wit:
The Northwest quarter «if (he North
east qsnrter and the Northeast quarter
• if the Northwest <|iinrter of Section 22.
Iiiwn-hip 20, South of Range four. West
of Willamette Meridian, in Lane ciiui^’
tjr, Oregon.
Now, therefore, in the name o f the
State o f Oregon, and In compliance with
said execution Hn«l order of sale, 1 will
on Saturday, the 24th day of February,
1017, at the hour of one p. m. at tl^
S«Mithwest door of the county c«iuri
house, at Eugene, Lane comity, Oregon,
offer for sale, and sell subject to r<-
demption, all the right, title and infer
est of the defendants, Fritz Mnttheyer,
a widower, P. II. Burkholder and Dtiaii«-
Burkholder, his w-if«-( W. It. I't-airs an«l
Bertha II. I‘cairn, his wife, or either o f
them, in and to the above «leseribeil
mortgaged premises.
J. P. PARKER.
Sheriff o f Lane County, Oregon,
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By I). A. Elkins, Deputy,
Inactivity Causes Constipation.
Lack of exercise in the winter is a
frequent cause of constipation. Yon feel
heavy, dull and listless, your complex-
ion is sallow nod pimply, and energy
if a low ebb. Plena up this rendition ut
once with Dr. King's New Life Pills,
a mild laxative thnt relieves the cun
gested intestines without griping. A
'lose before retiring will assure you a
full mid easy movement in the morning.
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