Cottage Grove sentinel., February 08, 1917, Image 3

V alen tines
AT
GEO ROE
Mr*« Carrie Yuughn, of Hepn*r, «•
V lilting her sinter, \D*. J. A. Doolittle
George Vernal Wilson, the five uud j
one bull month» old »on of Mr. and Mrs.
W
O
Wilson, pm id uwuy Friday'
morning ut two o'clock at the home of .
hi» grandparent*, Mr. uud Mr*. George
Wilson, on we»t mum uvenue.
Funerul »erviee* were conducted from
the home Saturday ufteraoon by Rev.
Jo«. Knott», of the Methodist church,
and the remain» were laid to re»t in
the I. (>. (t F. cemetery.
The »yinputhy of the community i*
extended to the family in their be
renvement,
Mr. and Mr». Wilson will return the
Intter part of the week to Day'» ('reek,
where Mr. Wilson i* engaged in te«cb
ing They will In- accompanied by Mr
\\ il*on » mother. Mr», (ieo. WiNon, who
will remain with them for a short time
Mr. uim I Mr« Il II Olcutt tire enjoy
ing u v*«it from Mr«, Olcutt ’* brother
und Inn wit’s, Mi und M n II .1 Laster,
of Cunyoijv Ille.
T M E F A IR
New Books
King's Sunday m'hool eln*x u t fh«• Chris
timi church Saturday night hn m been
postponed in oi«l«*r nut tu conflict with
tli* progrum ul the L’niverxity V M
<
Mr. und Mrs. A. (\ Andemon, of fu t
bunk, Montanx, w«*r«* in Cottug«' drove
Tuexdftjr. Tliey w «*r«* enrout* to Drain,
where they will visit Mrs. A ml«* mon'n
immiti, Mr. and Mm. Hedririfc, at
Drum.
Mr. Andemon und Inn brother
Kniest have a 7 00 acre raruh in Mon
tanti.
New Box Paper
Household Needs of all Kinds
CA LL A N D LO O K T H E M O V E R
Jitney servi«*«*. I.iueh’s Garage. nIOtf
ENVELOPES A N D TABLETS AT OLD PRICES
- T H E FAIR—
Mr and Mrs. W. <1. Houser, of hu
gene, spent the week end m this city
with Mrs. Houser's mother, Mrs. Cl. M
Hawkins.
M rs. J. W (limimi has goti«* t « * Halein
tu Ite with Iter soli, who in verv ili ut a
h«Mpitiil m that city,
Hain Huiales, w hu liv«*«l in thè I.urliti«'
««utility ahout 25 years ugu, is down
troni •Seattle f«ir a few «lays vini with
f riefids.
Mrs. H. K. Mark ley arrived home
Hatuiday from au extended visit in
Portland and The Dalles. In the latter
eity she wan the guest o f Mr. uiul Mrs.
Prank lliiiiibrn k, and ut the Killps, all
uf whom turinei ly lived her«*.
Mrs.
i Msikl< \ s n«>n in low and «laughter, Mi
. un«l Mrs.
,\. Tyler, have gone to
Htu« kt«»n, Calif whi te they will proli
I ably result*.
M«s. ('Iiira <'arsoli, wif«< of Mantigio
( 'orsoii uf thè l'ai'if x Telepliotie ami
* old weather. Hood sh««c repairing
Telegraph « «»mpniiy *x lui’iil es« !iiing«‘ j Hof f .
nltitt
w 1*111 I*» baleni th«* lattei pari of lasi
Miss Inez Flynn, o f Kugene, was an
week to I»«* with h«*r grumifattur, .\
«tv er Sijiulay guext t»f f riends in this
W Multiti, who in s«*rtottsly ili
city.
A few iiuire goo«l se«'Oii«l hun«l bug
Il K lila« k bui a, "t l.cbanou, transa
gi«*s and wagoiis ut Hpruy V
uprfitfc
ete«l biinittesn in Cottagi* Drove Matur
L K. I mplir«'\ returned Thui «luv *»t
>lny.
last week ftulli HiU'kley, Wush , where
The autunni «'um in union ul Tlf. Jury,
he wus ralle«! by thè «leatli <«t * eoiisln
«if Cottage Hrove, wus filed with th«*
M in . tinnì« Fieblu, furtlieilv Miss (Issi«*
«•«unity clerk Monday.
t’iirrm «if thl» city, is bere fn»m H«»xe
The prie« <»f leather in going Up ever}
Imi g fui a v ixit with her mot Iter, Mm
day.
Ilav«* thus«* sh«ies f;x«,«l before it
Itosi! d i r m i
g«***s «ml uf sight. Dr. Hof f .
u Ititi
Mr a lui Mm Kiilph Dean are eujuy
.luhn
Noken
ami
Virgi
l
Whit«*
«arac
mg a v imt trulli Mrs Demi ’s sister,
Mm \iihut Deimisoii, of Ornata Pass •l«»w it fruit» the liuheima distri« t Hatur
«lav evening.
The latter had been «1«»
VI is, Currin Crmlei is I»«»••!«• from
mg nume iisNesmiu'iit work «>ti his «daim.
Dunsintiir, Pulii , wher«* she ha*l lieen
I lu y «ame as far as K«*d Mrulg«* “ by
v » mi V «ng Iter sister.
h a n d ' ' but John says h«* m too young
Spray will pav voti «a h fur pufatoes yet to enjoy travel i ng in 1 a inches of
or whe.it.
•«»ft sliuW.
Mr. and Mrs B«»eltcher, who live un
Mm J. A. Hr iggs is ill at the home
thè llarlnw place nh«*ve Durenti. wcre «»f her sun, Hirtiin, in this « ity.
Hh<*
in tow ii Hatiirdav.
han been failing siine the «bath o f h«*f
nun Donald.
/Vie (¿old en Hu i r .Store
Mr», liuv Griggs, ° « Comstock, I.
vi-ilin g .il tii.* lin a io llii|{^N home.
H K. Hendricks Hi'iil to 1’ u M|: dii I
Tili'ailuy,
Angolo Perini mol Pete Tonale, ot
Divide, were in ( ’i)ttngi1 ( t r in r Tuesdny.
are (| u i t «* I In* must altrui tivs w»
ha v «• «‘ V er show n.
V«»u ar«* sure to fimi here a natty
noti hat or a tmu looking «lerby
in a style you’ll admire
t
If i t ’s a •* M AI.I.OK Y " Hat it's
guaranteed by tin* makers, and
that mentis protection fur you.
POW ELL &
W m
COMPANY
Prims are Right
l>. I*. K i|.|>.* ii left Nnturdny for Mill
bank, Sontli Dakota.
•Mi»» Annu Kichler wn» in thè city
from ( ’urtili Hnturilny.
T. F Olk iiail fnmily, of itili City,
lire visitmg nt thè ,1 k. Diinenii homo.
The Olk» formerly liv«*<l in l'uyette,
Mallo.
• • Sai mt; flit* Family .Nauti*,” u fi ve
r o l l i l i l i l t * o f s t a g e l i f t * , H i l l In* » l i o n II
ut ilo- Arcuili* Theater n e ll Huturduv
fttc.
■ i t i
Mr*. T. M. Foster, formerly M i e
ri*»»u* Thorn, o f l.utlmm, u rriw il beri*
I loin Si Iifit*tin Oregon iircnnipiitiicd
try Mr» .1. It K*'tikinn, Monday bring
ini' Imr little »on to I h ' rureil for by Dr
Frost.
Mr». Konkin» returned to st
lleleu» Tuesday morning.
t'lo»ed i h eur ut ynor »erviae day or
ni|fht. I.ineh’» (iiiraf'e.
nltltf
Mr». Max Kimmel returned Sunday
lo her home ut Cunnyonville.
Arthur
Klledge
«■»»
here
from
Albniiy over Sunday for n brief viait
with relative» and friend».
Fred Krne»t, of Itti» Alicele», Cui if.,
ha* |>iirrhn»ed the Me»»eii(fer plnee on
Silk Creek ami « i l i move hi« family
here »non.
f ’a»h pani for hide», pelt», wool or
hair nt S p ra y ’».
luo
Mr». John Veliteli arrived home San
day from a vi»it with her »¡»ter, Mr*.
Flbertn \Vil»on, nt Yonenlln, Mr», Wil
» o n ’» little duu|{hter, who wn» run over
by n w:i(fon ln»t week, i» reeovering.
F W. Ilawkin» wn» in Kiiffene Fri
ilny v iait inn friend» nml relntiveu.
Mr*. C. .Mated went to llnrriabiirg
Wedneadsy to viait friend«.
A. \\ Cornuti « u » iu the city Satur­
day troni Siiginuw.
A. It. Wood trnuNurted liunine»»
I’orflnnd »everni dny* laut week.
in
When ordering bread, if you mini the
beat, apeeify dregory ’».
Deeitfl
( ’. M. Shinn went to Sulem Wed neu
dny to wntrli the legialutive wheel» go
around.
William durile, nperiiil agent of the
Southern I'neifie conipnny, « » » in the
eity from Koneblirg ye»terdiiy tranunet
mg conipnny biiuinenn.
('. D. VnnVnlin, of Dorami, hn» in-
ngurnted a jitney »erviee between Cut
Inge drove mid Doremi. Kegiilnr trip»
nre made on Tu#»dny* nml Saturday».
New» of the illne*» of llnrolil Sum»
arrived from Sun Frnneiaeo n few day»
ago and Ilia father left for that plnee
Monday to be with Im».
Vernon Field», of Roaebnrjf, wn* n
Marga in» nt Monroe'» new atudio, .11
week end vi*itor in Cottage drove.
aouth Sixth atreet. Open Sunday» from
10 n. m. to 4 p. lit.
<le«21tf
G TY MEAT MARKET
Phone 89
PRIME MEATS OF ALL KINDS
John Tomaeth. general malinger of
the Weed I.limber eompnny nt Wneil,
t’nlif., « n » in the eity yeaterdny on
bti»ine»»,
Mr. Tom»eth «■»» formerly
eonneeted with the Chumbera 1 .umher
eompnny, of thi* plnee.
Tin* program which « a » to hone Iveen
given under the au»pii*«» of Mr». Alt»
W II.B O N
U ttla Hull of Mr and Mr«. W O
»on Fa»»*« Away Friday
DIF.B
Wil
Card of Thank*
We «b'sire to thank our runny friend*
W.
Johnson has h**eu suff«*ring yith • u<! uciglibftrs f«»r tlu*ir kiu<!uc*ii arul
syuiputli v in «»ur recent berenv ernent;
tonsilitis for seveml «lays.
Mr» Il II. Feiuter »pt-nt thè «eek end t«> thunk them also f u r their floral of
feringN.
vi»iting her dnughter, Mr». II. k. A l
MR. A N D MRS. W. (> WJKSON,
li»on, nt < takridg«'.
MR. A N D MRS. (*KO. WflXCJN
Mr». I.liliali t'iirrier ha» renteil thè
f«pd
AN D FAM ILY.
building al i - l Maio avt-aue for n imi
t linery e»tubli»hment. Annouoremenf of
S A G I N A W M A N IS A N I N V E N T O R
tnillmery openiug « i l i lo* inaile luter.fHp
Mr» Joaepbitie Mattili, of l.a (traode,
Oregon, i» uinkiiig *u extemled viali
lit-re « i d i her »¡»ter, Mr». Oauioud, on
« e » t Mairi A verme.
Mr*. Ciarli Varbrough, of M a bel, I»
viaiting liere «irli Iter motlier, Mr».
Frank kby.
The BRIDGE
I larness and Shoe
R E P A IR S H O P
I am now prepared with latest im
proved mathlnery to new on notes,
arid do ail nhoo and harness repair
ing electrlcaiy anil neatly. All work
guaranteed.
Perfects
Machine Which Rakes
Hunches Hay
and
Ii«*rt
Myers, who resides three
mile* •♦ait of Siiginuw, was in the eity
Saturday,
Mr. Myers has recently r«*
eeived l«*tt«*r» patent on a machine
whieh rakes and bunch(*N hay with one
operation. The implement gather* the
hay from th** swath, «-oaveyors carry it
to a table, there it is packed and. upon
reaching any determine«l weight, is siu
toinaticallv dumped.
Mr Myers i* eonvinced of th* utility
u f hii machine arul will at once take
step" t«> have it place«! on the market.
Small Blaze Tuesday.
The fm* department was called «»ut
Price» an low an consistent for good j Tuesday afternoon to extinguish a roof
tire nt th«* W. (_'. Sanford home at Tenth
material and good work.
and Washington.
The fire was ev
E. B. GRABLE, Proprietor ub'iifly started by a spark falling into
some dry moss.
The damage probably «1 i«1 not exceed
A. Ii. Wood transact«*«! busmens in ♦ IDO, and was covered by insurance.
l'ortluiui the first ««f the w«*«*k.
Dies at State Hospital
I. , H. Hill, uf tli«* llroH'n Dumber com
(*harb*s
Harris, aged 75 years^ and
l»utiyf is «l«»w n lb«* vallt*y* on a busmens
who ha«l been an inmate of the state
trip.
hospital at Salem about eight years,
T«»n» (»ill as up from l/eonu venter
«lied Surulay and was brought here Mon
■ lay.
«lay for burial. The r«*inains were in-
Wt* will m«*«*i any traiti, «lay «»r nlglit, terred in th«* Silk Creek cemetery.
with rlo x rd 'ia r i t tV lo p k o ar ua L iach %
11«- was a brother in law of Mrs. Fan
lîamge.
aititi ni<* Harris, a w« II known Cottage Drov«*
J. 1!. Watkins and family h:i%«* r«* resident.
iiiu\«sl t«» North li«‘iul.
Trade for Woodburn Property.
Miss Kdnu Hears left yesterday f«»r
Brainard A. 1'bornton. realty dealers,
a visit with friends in Cortland.
Mrs. F. W. Jacobs urul son, <jf Silk • *f thi>* city, have rnaded their equity in
( ’reek, left Tuesday f«»r Cortland, where tlu*ir 1.52-acre farm «in Silk «*re«*k for a
handsome bungalow and three «juarters
( Mrs. .lucid«* will obtain medical tr«*at
uf an acre of ground in Lebanon. They
ment.
returned Moiulny fr««m Leb:»ru»n, where
(' ( ’. \Yestruhav(*r is transacting busi
they liml gone to view the property,
1 n«*ss at Ashland nnd M«*dfor«^
and where the transaction was com­
Charles K. \Vest«*nhavyr has entere«l pleted.
tin* law* department of the Ciiivemttv
i of ( )r«*gon.
BLUE M O U N T A IN
Joe W o k s wus in fi«»ui Star Tuesday
and w«'lit to Kugene.
(Special t<» The Sentinel.)
Miss Daisy MeChisk«*y and Crofesaor
Mr», t'hurle» MrKil.lien unii little non
left for Seattle Tucsduy to \ luit Air». i Henry Caul Filer, who gnv«* u musical
M c K ililie n '» mot her, Mr». Smoot», » ho recital in th«* Christian church Tues
day evening, returned t « » Kugene yester­
for inerly Ii v eil here.
day morning.
Mr. and Mr». .lume» Pitrher arrived
K. D. Brooks came down from Kugene
I II eie Monday, from Or|diir, Aluaku, Saturday to attend the ftin«‘riil of th«*
«here they bave ....... locateli for the
mfant s«»n of Hr and Mrs. \Y. C. Wil
pa»t three year», und will viait relative»
und frieud» here and m the virinity nt ‘ -««»n. and visited a few «lavs with the
Wilsons, returning to Eugene Tuesday
Doremi.
Mi»» Helen Wein of l.o» Angele»,
Mr. unii Mr». il F. .Volley «e re In
t'alif , i» u i*iie»t ut th* home of Mr. unii
l o » n from Dori*nu Snturilny.
Mrs U. y Mills.
«Inali
for rjiickcn» limi cgg»
ut
D on ’t In* it i|Uitter, but »ee “ The
Sjirny'».
uprfitfe
touiller’ * ut the Arcade next Sunday
Mr». (ieo. liuti, Mr». ('. K. Ftn»t, Mi»»
Idonei Harrymore i» the »tur.
f.te
Ma» Arni»!rimi; inni Mi»» lliblrml Hall
Mr.
und
Mr».
lì.
M.
Zeruaky,
of
Mil
« e r e Kugcne \ i«i»»>r» Matiirilny.
waukee, Wn., huve been vi»iting fot
Mr» N. VV. Drake, vvbit ha» lieen liv
»eventi day» with the A. I.un no family
• n u t Ne«|mrt for thè |m»t yenr, re- «Ito live just went of Cottiif’e (trovi*.
turiteli to t'otlage (Irove Hutiinluy,
Mr». Zern»ky und
Mr».
I.iinuu nre
Norman VVynn«*, no» loeateil ut Med »ÌNf er».
4 f foni, « a » doHii to H|iend thè week end
irvinj; l ’etrie, of l.nrniie, wn* n Ku
with hi» fiituily.
tfene viaitor VVedneudny.
W. (!. Conner, of lliirri»bur^, rame
il |t lo »|ieud the week end with ki»
g funuly in ( ’»ttuge (trova.
A little girl, a «laughter of Mr and
Mrs. Wilson, of Y«»n«'allu, was run over
by a wagon and s«*riously injure«! a f«*w
«lays ago.
The wngou passed over the
littl«' <»u«''* chest.
Mrs. Wilson was
formerly Miss lirutri«-«* Me Dole, and i*
u sister of Mrs. John Vextch.
VE R S AI>
HELLO 58!
Baker’s
Bakery
Good Bread!
T. ( ’. Wheeler « » »
Friüny.
u Kugene viaitor
The »peeinl meeting* at the Chriatinn
ehlirrh will probably elo»e with Hunilny.
Me vera I nre to be bnptizeil at the Sun
ilny morning »erviee.
Mr. nnd Mr». II. (irnhnm nnd fnmily,
of Citraon, Wash., arrived here Sun
dny by iiutomobile on their way to Mer­
lin, Oregon, where they will naaiime the
manngement of u botai. They were com
pelled to leave their nulo in u giunge
livre n» no ear wn» iivnilalde to »hip it
iu, nnd pr<H*eeded the remainder of
their journey by t nt in. Mr. nnd Mr*,
(•riihnm nre formerly of Sutherlin.
K. M Oberg, of Minneapoli», en route
to Southern California, »Hipped off
here the first of the week for n viait
with relative«.
Mr. and Mr*. K. \V. Coffman, former
ly of Dalla», «ont on a viait to that city
Friday laorning. They have been on an
extended viait in California and will
move their houaehold good» to Cottage
Grove nt onee, where they are to re
aide.— Kugene Guard.
Harry Martin, who ha» been viaiting
old friend» in town for several day»,
returned to hi» home at Mabel Tue»
dny. The Conat Range Dumber com
puny, with whieh he i* employed, ha*
been »hut down for a couple of week*
for repair* nni\ improvement*.
Feb. (».— Walter Landvvehr left Mon
day f«»r Corvallis, where he will attend
m - hool.
Mr. ami Mrs. Do«ld are visiting at
George Downen this week.
Paul l.aiulwehr return««! home from
the coast Monday.
Mrs. Truer, who has been quite ill.
is improving.
Arthur uud Orpha Caoibs were callers
at Lundwehr’s bunday.
The will be ehurch services here
Saturday evening.
Sunday morning and Sunday night
Mr. Oliver will preach.
NEW BULK GARDEN SEEDS
A N D O N IO N SETS JUST A R R IV E D
Buy your Garden Seeds in bulk
Much Cheaper I han Package Seeds
T o r Srtle liy
A. Brunei & Company
PHO NE 65
«•xt**m»i v ♦•ly «iunng tb«*ir stay. They The program wax expecially interesting.
rterc dinner gueat* Tuesday evening of The »ubjeot wax “ A la s k a ," utul Mr*
Mr. an«l Mr*, i i . M. Hall; Wednesday W (i . Beattie led the meeting.
Mr*.
eveuing ut th«* hum«* of Mr. ;in«i Mr*. Beattie formerly live«! in Aluxka :m«l
W. W Hull; Thurnday «*\euuig with Mr. her intimate knowledge of the xubjeet
un«l Mr*. Fruok Wooiiruff; Kridny ev«* ma«le the *e«*ion a delightful nnd in
ning with Mr. uiui Mr*. David Sterling; *truetive one.
Saturday evening with Mr. and Mr*,
(¿«•urge O. Know lex.
Dorena Socittj.
♦
t*
The monthly a«»« in! and buiiuesi ru» • ’
A muxieul i*«>me«ly entitb«l * 4Tli♦* ing «df the Senior Chriatinn Kudenvor
('hureh F a i r ” will be preneuted on j "Oeietv .\u* held at th»* h«*ine of Mr*
M.irch 2 by th«* Kuterpenn elub. A lurg«* Bowyer la.*t Friday night.
An iiupor
oumber are include«! iu the en*t «if . taut feature of the buxinexx meeting
«'hnracter*.
wn* the election of delegate* to the
- •
•
State Christian KmJeavor eonveotion to
Invitations, whose uniijue wonling be held at Salem the last of thi* month.
has aroused anticipations of nu un- , The following were e|eete«l:
usually merry time have be.-u issued by
Mr*. Annette Vaughn, Mi*x Beneftn
the Kastcrn
Star for Friday evening.
{ r«*«*ter*. Dale Veatch arul Rebeeca Bab*«
♦
♦ 4k
were elected a* alternate*. Th«* rext of
Mr. and Mrs. S. h. McGavran, of Me- the evening wax xpeut in playing in
Minnvilie, entertained hiunday with a j teresting game* which had been planned
dinner at the Oregon hotel. Covers were , by the social committee. Refrexhment*
laid for fifteen guests who enjoyed an , «>f cake and cocoa were served.
elaborate repast. The guest list in- j
eluded Mr. and Mrs.
Ii. J.
Shinn, j
Mr*. B. F. McCollum entertained the
Mr. and Mrs. George Hull, Mr. and Mr«
Junior Christian Krulenvor xocietv Sat
Know It«, Mr. nnd Mrs. Sterling, Mr
ur«lay afternocu, it being their monthly
and Mrs. Charles Shinn, Mr. and Mrs.
xocial an«! business meeting.
Will Hall, Mrs. lima Beager and Mr.
Thi* was a very unique affair a* it
and Mrs. McGavran.
was a “ backward* xocial." The child­
♦
ren came dr»-*xe«i backward* arul rc
Mrs. Atkiason and Mrs. Shay are
fr«*shmentx were served *«« soon as all
hostesses for the Constellation elub to­
had arrived. The afternoon wax very
day.
pleasantly' spent iu plxving game*
♦ ♦ ♦
Those present were: Bertha Kirk, \lab«d
Mr*. Will Hull cntortaineil ■evernJ Robinson, David Robinson, Pearl M«*
table* at ( ani» Wednesday' e\ coing Collum, Dora M«>xby, Nellie T**«*ter«.
Ê
a seri«** «»f similar Thelma Thomason. Anna VanSch«»iack,
affairs.
Carl McCollum, Klmer McC’ollam, Ver
-4* #» •
non Thomanxon. Clifford VanS«*h«»iack.
The l.udies’ Aid society of the Pres-, Karl
VmnValin.
Ro«leriek
D im » little.
byterian church will be entertained on j Klsie McCollum, Mr". Lee Th«»manson.
February 14 at the home of Mrs Mis-* Benetta Teeters. Mr» B. F M
Herbert Kokin. The hostesses for the Collu m.
occasion will be Mr*. Oglesby. Mrs
^
Stocks. Mrs. Groves, anti Mrs. Oliver!
Delight Valley Society.
Veatch.
Mr. ami Mrs. Ernest Scars very
4» . ■«.
pleasantly entertained a few of their
Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Mills, Mr*. Leon friend» Saturday evening. Cards were
DcsL.'irxe* and Mrs. Bert Tra«k motored the diversion of the evening nfter which
to Kugene last Thursday afternoon to , the hostess served a dainty lunch
attend a musical evening at the home The guests were Mr. and Mr«. L*'»
of Mi»s Lola Howe.
Nixon, Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Nichols. Mr*.
•
Cowley and Mr. and Mrs ('has. Con
An affair of interest is to be given ner.
♦
♦
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next Wednesday at the I. (). (). F. hall, j
for which invitations have been issued j
Th« Cedars Society.
Mrs. Chas. McFarland entertained
by Mrs. Leon Dt-s Lurie*. Mr«. Roy
Short, Mr«. George Scott, Mr«. Albert the ladies Welcome club on Thursday
Helliwelt and Mrs Karl K. Mills.
afternoon. A few of the members were
.
unable to attend on account of »ickueas.
Tli«' Wom en’s Mixsionary society <»f • A very pleasing time was spent in
Dainty
th«* Presbyterian <*hurch met ye*ter«1:iy needlework, chat and musie.
afternoon with Mr*. Nellie Griswold. J refreshments were served.
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S O C I E T Y
Mr*. Charb*» Alluma vv:i« a charming
lin»ti*»» to tin* Sorisl Twelve nml the M.
F. (J. club on Tuesday.
Dainty prim
rose* »domed the rooms, in happy
harmony with the balmy spring like
day. Adding to the guy spirit« of the
fortiinut* guest* wns an afternoon of
entertainment reminiscent of good St.
Vnlentine. I'lsces for lunch were found
by »U originili scheme employing the
symbolic red heart.
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The hospitable home of Mr*. J. I*.
Westenhaver wus opened Saturday ere
ning to the Kuterpenn club, who enter
tinned thirty six favored friends with
one of the pleasing programs charac­
teristic of the organization. Tempting
refreshments were served after the fol­
lowing musical numbers had been on
joyed:
I’iano solo.
Secret
Dove-— Bethel
dowdy.
Double Duet, Come With Me— Mrs.
Shinn, Mr*. Westenhaver, Mr». Short.
Jessie Smith.
Piano solo, Fairy Dance Grace San
ford.
Vocal solo. Somew here a Voice in ;
Calling— George Matthews.
Vocal solo. Creole l.ov* Song- Mrs.
Roy Short.
Piano solo. Morning in the Wood*— 1
Myrtle Sanford.
I.¡lilies’ Quartet, Ave Mnria— Miss J
Wilcox, Mrs. Short. Mrs. Pruson, Miss i
Smith.
Piano solo. Transcription
of Old J
Black Joe— Ruth Stewart.
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Mr. anil Mrs. S. K. MeOavraa, of Me-
Minneille, who spent last week visiting
friends in thi* eity wsre e,nt*rtained I
A. E. Anderson & Co.
Tailors - Chicago
P a y close attention to a ttra ctive patterns and
b etter values — both necessary in garm ents that
are en tirely satisfactory.
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