Cottage Grove sentinel., June 21, 1917, Image 7

ni liti« week ut the .lume« Allen Hume
Mr unii Mr«. K. H. Ilulileimnu nml
Mr* (Hen Hi-1»11 were iluwu from Uu
inaili Muiuluy.
Birigh te n l I p !
F irsi class Painf-
ir ltf, Paperh'ging
BIDWELL CLARK
Cottage Grove
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TALES OF THE TOWN
Till* in th(* work for tin* rui»iny of
flu* ♦ 100,000,000 for till* relief of \uier
leu' m wounded voting men on (lie lint
tlefiel«ln of Kttfope.
Ht mi ley 11 O’key win» in Hugeiie Hun
•lit y.
Moo* J iiim * (lili lirmt, of llehron, re
turned Hiitiirdny from Wolf ( ’reek,
where nhe lind eoui|deted u term of
neliool.
Mowing Machines and
Rakes
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Farm Machinery
W y n n e & K im e
HARDW ARK
Hume limile lireml i« the I met. uiHtfe
The It II. Henien way, H M Hwengel
nini I.. K I * hi* I |> m fuuiilie« mutui ell tu
leiwell Nuiuluy.
Ruy fireutt, uf Eugene, «fu -nt Hiiiiduy
with hi« mother uml «¡«ter, Mr«. \Y. It.
I.ii Vine uiol Mr«. Kil l.une,
( ' 11 il li ii ia, uf Eugene, «pent the week
a*1111 nt the home uf hi« daughter, Mr«.
W. (I. HmHie
Tliia 1« the week fur the raising uf
the $lttft,(toll,Otto fur the relief uf Amer
uu'« w uu lull'll young men un the Imt
llefield« uf K ii rune.
R o lli M ining, u f A llm a y , v ia ile il tin«
week with Ml«« I'u llliiie Sm ith .
Hr. f . K. Krual win eunfiiieii tu the
I iiiii « i ' the fir«t uf the week.
W J . W h ite, who rei-p iit|y w in »eve re
ly Im i neil hi ii fire nt hi« then ter nt
H p rin g f ie lil, i« again olile tu Iciuh nfter
h i« I iu h ÌIII' kn . Hi* w II« huiiie till« week.
lltiKuhne 'J.ti- eu«h, ut I . m e li’« garage
I
A, I.. Monroe 1« in P o rtlan d , where
lie in In k in g 11 punt g u id an te l'Our»e ill
f ih u t u f f r n p liy , He w ill return K riilu y .
Mt uml Mr». Hurry Muylien, of New
berg, v ¡«iti'il the week eml ut Win. May
ln*n '« uu t'uuHt Fork uml ut the C. T.
IVek home un the l.oruup route, return
mg Inune Suiiiluy.
Finir «tinnii buy rupe; buy it early
Mwengel Hardware.
Mr». F. A. Cuttle 1 ¡»iteil Ibi» week III
t're»wi'l| with her daughter, Mr». Frapk
S ly .
M A. M<-K ì M m ' ii vum m KiijfofH*
rinirnduy and Friday «»a liihiRPM,
Mr. and M m , K, I». Kvitn» were* in
Kiigt'iu1 Friday rii I»trai no»*.
Hpray’ n in n«»w !«•«•**t«•*! i 11 tho former
I .link aland.
in 171 f
.fidili Uedlurd ia moving to iiort!ii’U»t
ern Wualmigton,
I.itile Monta Hriimlmiigh, of Oakland,
Anyone ileMiring n new or meeond knnd
• wr und willing to pay third to half * ulif,# ia visiting her grundpiirent», Mr.
down ran have monthly paynieutN on and Mra. Ferry H«*gera.
lot hi nee Your rrerlit in good. Why not
(iuaoline ¿Ac nidi, at l.inrh'a garag*.
one i i f l.ineh'n darnge
m24tf<*
Mra. (i. M Hall and daughter llildtcd
lioone Hhortridge presented The Hen \ ialini in Kugeiie Huturday.
t ioel with u I k 'I i lit l f ill l»oii<|iief of ri uti*N
A very well rendered children'a «lay
Tuemlny,
progrum wua given at the ( ’liristian
tlitirch Sunday forenoon.
Little Allen Hweng«d ia here from
Fort land to apeud the Ntimmer at t li ••
home of hia uncle ami aunt Mr. an«i
Mra li. H. Mwengel.
Machine oilaj Hwengid Hardware.
G O V E R N M E N T IN S P E C T E D
Mra. I', K. In low uml children, of F«*r
rat drove, v iaite«| thia week at the I).
BEEP, HAM, BACON
!Ccad home. Mra. Inlow 'a htishaml waa
AND LARD
formerly principal «*t the achoida here.
City Meal Market
The
Highest
Poultry,
Pricei
Dressed
Paid for
Veal,
Hogs
Mildred, th«* year old duught«*r of Mr.
and Mra. Matte M«»oney, waa kick«*«| l*\
a horae Saturday night am! aerioiudy in
j un*d.
Jitney irrvire «lay uml night. I .inch’a
garage. Alwaya irmly to nerve. m-Htfe
Miaa Jennie MeFord la attending the
Mr. him I Mr«. J. F. Hi'ytirn nini khi Fniveraity of Oregon aiinum*r nch«>ol.
lluriilil, iif Eugene, \ i»iteil Tlic«diiV »I
Mra. J, H. Fit« her, of Alttaka, who had
ihi* Alf. Jury hiitui'. Iliimlil ia in ilir
Foil rice nth ambulance corti« with Jo** turni«* an «** trillimi visit with relativi*»
Minilb, George Multili'»«, Krnr«t Wyatt here, left Friday f«»r H«*attli*.
Mr. and Mra. 1.« F. Orpurd returned
mul W nrri'ii t-.il« uni«.
Saturday from a \ iait at the home of
Yuli nlwny» (¡il b it vice ut I . indi '»
their daughter, Mra. (\ H. Cochran, ut
gnrnge.
mNtfi
llarria|»urg. Their graml«hi!dr**n, Her
Mi« H A. Keene mul rhllilri'n » i'r r trude ami M«dlm Cochran, irrompa uied
in frulli Miiginnw Tuesday.
them home.
Ke«luced pri««*a on tiren
garage.
ICK CREAM A N D CANDIE S
SODA W A T E R atul SOFT D R IN K S
SAN D W ICH ES ami COFFEE
NEAT -
- Cl.KAN -------- COZY
THE
BON
TON
ut
I.iorh’i
inNtfe
Mia. Kthel Hex tou arri veil from Fort*
laud Munday, called here l»y the illneae
of her mother, Mra. J. M. Fl«»rer.
Mra. Lafe Moore, of Fugene, apeiit
Sunday at the Jaiuen Moore home.
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Thin ia tin* week for the ruining of
II. M H \ l.IIW IN , PROPRIETOR
th«* ♦ 1110,000,000 for tin* relief of Amer­
ica ’n wounded young men on the Imt
Mr», K. C. Cuffninii attemled thè con­ t le fie Id a of Klirope.
vention uf Wumen iif Wondcrnft ut
F. ('low of K«»»ehurg, »pent Hunday
Kosclmrg tlii« week.
at the home of hia parent», Mr. and
Mr«. J. K. l ’ulmer returneil Mutuiliy Mra. F. A. (Tow.
frinii Fugene, nccompanied hy Fugene
Chrin Martin wua here from Council
ntul Kruni'i« Ouiirley.
liluffa, Iowa, thia week looking for a
Tknne »lui mi v ertisi- in The Mentitici location.
are deserving uf yuur liusine«« liecnuse
Mra. Y un Winkle, of Jefferson, ac
tliey teli ymi timi tliev wnnt it unii eompanied by her mother, Mr». T. O.
IIutchitiaoiif of Divide, viaited Huuday
illune prue» flint «liuulil gei it.
at the C, K. Jones home.
Mr«. Fnnny Riunii«, uf I.eona, v¡»it
Htoekmg up rendy for Intnitienn again.
, j Spray
in Lurch building.
ni 171f
Disston-Champion Stage Line
A ln i Lundberg. Proprietor
P R E I O II T I N O
Ntulille Borse» unii Pin k mg tu All
l'iirtu o f the Cutup
Phone inl’ ll
County Surveyor Libby wan up from
Ktigene ln»t week doing pome nurv eying
on the »outIt Lornne road.
Oreen Pitcher wan in Ktigene Innt
Thur»dtty on official businenn.
fluirle» Dutton ami Fmmet Sharp
were in Fogi’ne hint Thursday.
(r
Holsum Bread
WE
CARR Y
H OLSUM
BREAD
IN
FROM P O R T L A N D
EVERY
M O R NING
If you would like Rye, Graham, Raisin or French Bread, we
can supply your wants. W E ALSO H A V E A FRESH LOT
OF
R
B U LK
O
COOKIES
Y
E .
S
H
O
Grocery
W a lk a Block and Save a Dime
Olia lot of M EN H OXFORDS Hi
pat.ut, vici uml sua metal, hin k unii
tan color», $0.00 valu«« doniti« out,
urtili» they laut, a t ...................$.’1.50
One lot of R O Y S ’ OXFORDS, guu
metal, black and tail, $.'1.00 value»
KölnK a t ......................................... $2.20
All o f the a Im ve are umili* of tin*
h i« t M ateriale.
R
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| Griswold, who had been visi • ng her,
| returned borne with her,
C. M. (Runnel, of Portland, manager of
the Oregon Life Insurance company,
accompanied by Mrs. Samuel, and D.
| M. John«, manager of the Willmnette
district, wrere in the city Friday,
i
Mr und Mrs. Frunk McFarland vis-
I ¡led in Portland the past week.
F. W. Isaacs, who is employed in the
| logging cmop ut Kujudu, lost » thumb
( in an accident lust week. The bum) wuu
| also seriously injured.
| Miss Myrtle Green, who i« spending
the summer with her sister Mrs. Fumia
Ragsdale, went to Fugene Monday for
a few days' visit.
Mr». W. V. McGee, who had been here
to visit her futher, “ Caele” Hume
Veatch, who was recently operated up
on, returned last week to her home in
D«*ering ami Me(.*«#rmick mower», AIIm ay.
Mr. and Mr». C. A. Finch returned
rake* ami binders are »«»Id thin year by
Captain l.ee Roy Wood», who wa» get Sunday from a motor trip to Grants
Hwengel Hardware.
ting himself in trim for hard nervice Pass.
Work ha» been »tat ted oil the new with the unity by work at the J. H
Mr. arid Mr». K. B. Crane, of Black
bri«lge t«» tukc the pluce of th** pr«*»ent <’hutuber« mill, i« now nursing a badly Butte, have been visiting down the va]
injured
hand,
the
renult
of
catching
it
Hhortridge bridge. Traffic will une the
> ley this week.
between a moving timber mid uri im
lord while th«* w«»rk i» under wny.
Fdgar Hcheufelc is suffering with
movable
objeet.
There
will
be
no
per
«lue Smith wan in Fugene Friday.
fractures of both hi» arms, the result
munent injury, however.
Mrn. W. Ii. Cooper, win» was operated
i of falling from a t r e e .
Proteef your phonograph record* with
up«»n f<»r appcmlifif 1» la»t w«*<*k, 1» rap
Mr». K. K. Mill» returned Tuesday
W ill Kane needles; ) needle plays 10
idly recovering.
records; 50 for 10c, at Mudaen’». jl4tfe from Portland, where she attended the
' grand lodge of Enstern Star und visited
J. T. Gilfry wa» in the city from
friends.
| Crenwell Inst week and purchased from
Hamilton Veatch has been confined
the Cottage Grnve Manufacturing coin
' to the house this week.
j I ran y the «hingles for bis new burn.
F K K IO H T A N D PASSENOERS
C. H. VanDenburg returned Hunday
Muk»« regular daily trip« between
Mrs. I.ncy Hobson, of Chico, Calif.,
l ’ut tage t # 111 v •* uml Itliii-k Mutti- I left for eastern Oregon Inst week, after from serving on the jury at Eugene.
William Hi-lliwell, of Yoncalla, visit-
l.ruvi'N Win ill «ufi Hm«'. tiiirni'e, Cot
i visit at the John Truonel home,
lu((i' (iruvv ut 7:00 a. m. RftiirnitiK j
Do not forget that I write fire in- I *'d his eons here this week.
I i'll I n Him k Hiitti- 12 in., I.iiudon I -iirance. I represent some of the strong
T. O. I I uti-tiiiiHOii, who reside» south
I p. 111., iirriw-» Cottagi* (iriivt* 2:Hi
i-«t companies in America. I am still | of tow ii, will leave in a few days for
p. in.
making loan» on the installment plan; Medford m the interest of a school sup
All goods bought at our store de
also Ioann payable in one or more year». pile» house for which he is traveling.
llvered tree along the line. I'hmn'
Come in und tnlk with me about fire in­
Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Hutchinson, south
your urilrr in. I f w» haven’ t tv but
surance or loans. I can »live you money. of towu, are enjoying a visit front their
yiin want, w e ’ll get it if it i* amile.
Geo. H. Brainsrd,
junUltfc daughters, Airs. O. J. \ anVV inkle and the Fpwortb League Institute. He il­
EMERSON K E I T H L E Y LONDON
lustrated his talk with sfereoptietm pic­
Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Pekise lift Inst Miss Finma Hutchinson, of Jefferson.
All«» Bess Hutebinson, who has been tures of former institutes.
week for Saskatchewan, after a visit
at the home of Mrs. Pekiae's parents, teaching ut Green \ alley, in Douglas
Dr. James Aloore, of Fugene, held the
Why pay mure when you eun get your
Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Kibbey. Mrs. Kib county, has gone to Salem, where she third quarterly conference at the Meth­
g:i« uml repair» eheuper ut l.iueh ’»
will attend summer school, rvhe has been odist church Tuesday evening.
gurugef
mHtfc bey nei-ompanied them as far ns Port­
reengaged to teach at Green Valley next
land.
Mr. ami Air«. Charles l.evene left yes­
t). II. Murti'imun, » ho i» running the
Dale mid Leslie Hawkins and Merritt year.
terday for Puyallup, Wash.
lintel nt l.iiiiilnn, uu« in the city lust
A daughter was burn Munday to Mr.
Kddv attended the rose festival in Port
Thursday and left fur Murahfielil on
Con! ¡nuod on second pngej
and Mrs. John Dugan.
land lust week.
buninea«.
The 1. Ritchey family- has moved back
The cheapest tire» are the best—sold
Mi«« \11aa Van I'riniyen returned to
by Finch's garage.
m8tfc from Black Butte.
( ‘re»well Friday, nfter u v i«it nt the .1
Airs. R. A. Baker is visiting in Port­
Mrs. Frances F. Gray and grandson,
K. liiililetl« In.me.
land this week.
Merrick
Metcalf,
returned
from
Halsey-
Jue linker wns iii l.eiiiin Friday on
Mr. ami Mrs. Herbert Fakin and
last week.
lilmk«mith I h i « i i i i ' h «.
The Sentinel wns the recipient Mon­ Mr. ami Mrs. J. M. Benson, of Ihis city,
day of a beautiful bouquet from Mrs. and C. A. Mmith, of North Bend, mo
R o s a Currin.
There were a dozen or tored to Black Butte Sunday and visited
more varieties of flowers represented in at the Armand Wynne h o m e .
the bouquet.
Mrs. C. A. Smith, of North Bend, is
DAY OR NIGHT
Prepare for the time when the shoes a guest of Airs. Herbert Fakin.
Phone Oregon Hotel —44 you are wearing will have holes in the A. J. Armstrong was in Springfield
soles and have those repaired that you yesterday taking pictures of the Rhine-
CHEVROLET CAR
have laid aside. Dr. Goff, Shoe Chiro­ hart family, which is holding its annual
practor.
aprl2tf
reunion.
Airs. George Stopples returned Satur­
Joe Mmith, George Matthews and Er
«Li»! rccci v «*d ut Mndnen
W a ll K nn e day from Bmidon, where she was i-alled nest Wyatt attended the drill of the
phonogrnph needlc». eu«*h guaranteed t « * tiy the fatal illness of her sister iu-law,
ambulance corps in Fugene Monday
p lay Di record», «r»<» for Die.
jn M t f e Mrs. A. R. ((»burn.
night.
Optician, Optometrist
Min»«*» Kubv nini Liti C n lliso n , <»f F u
P. F. Haker, of Eugene, who is a can­
Woodson Brothers sold a Chevrolet
gene, \ mited th is week :• Y thè S. H . ( ’al didate for the superintend!'ncy o f the
lin«»n h«»me.
local schools, was in the city Thursday. ! rhis week, to John Hastings, of Kujudu,
I am equipped with every facility
He
bad charge o f the schools at Fossil | a Ford to W. C. Wilkins, o f Leona, a
\ irg in in ( ’nrpenter and D o rri» llo ld e r
I
Ford
to
Glen
Scott,
of
Dorena.
and
a
for
examining your eyes, and -uip-
this year.
mnn were down fr<»m H u j:t«I:t F rid n y .
| Ford to Carl Small, of London.
plying the glasses to meet your
Those Florence blue flame oil stoves
Mrn. J . «I. Weeden n d urn ed lunt week
The Fmanon club meet* this after­
are the thing; no dirt, no smoke, no
from C a lifo r n ia .
individual requirements.
noon with Mrs. Joe Arnold. Mrs. Will
Zer«d«*ne, 4.'le ut l.inch'n Garage. m29t smell. Sold by Mwengel Hardware.
Garoutte is a new member.
Finley Whipps, who was recently op
Mr». L a Su Ile Stew art nn«l Mr». (Ileo
I am now also prepared, with
Airs. O. I.. Nichols and Airs. Lydia
Scott were in fr«*m K u ja d a F r id a y on a crated upon for appendicitis, was able
the latest machinery for grinding
to resume his work as road overseer ; Stouffer entertained the Fmanon club
shopping trip .
j last Thursday afternoon. The banquet
last week.
lenses.
Miss Leah Perkins returned last week | room of the Alasonic hall was prettily ^
from Halsey, where she had been teach­ decorated with sword fern*. Red Cross
J literature was rend and discussed. Re
Any lens matched, or broken
ing school.
freshments were served.
lens replaced the same day re
W. B. Cooper has been in California
A. J. Armstrong was in Leona Mon­
on business this week.
ceived.
day taking pictures.
The celebrated Rockford silverware
Prof.
Burgess
Ford
spoke
at
the
make* fine presents for June weddings.
For sale by H. C. Madsen.
ui24tf Methodist church Monday evening on
P o w e ll & C o m p ’y
W H ERE
PRICES
ARE,
RIOHT
London-Black Butte Stage
Get Chase &_> San­
born’s—the best, at
A. BRUND & CO.
JITNEY SERVICE
D. J. SCHOLL
SPRIGGS BROTHERS
Horseshoeing and
Blacksmithing
Agents for
John Deere Farm Implements
Cor Sixth St. and Washington Ave
Mrs. Ralph Robinson, of Portland,
visited during the pad week at the A.
F. Hainloth and Henry Rohde homes.
Rov Grigg« and children were up from
Comstock one day last week.
Clint Spriggs was in Satin-rim Sun­
Baker's bread. Best by test.
m8tfc
day anil Monday on bu«ine»»,
Carlton Spencer left Monday to take
Mr. and Mrs. Hrigg« were here from
Ashland Monday.
Mr. Hrigg« was up his studies at Lelnnd Stanford uni­
boosting for the round up to held there versity.
The Sentinel was the recipient o f a
next month.
bouquet
of roses from the W. C. T. U.
Fishing tackle; Hwengel Hardware.
Friday.
Charles Miller and O. K. Crowe were
Mrs. R. K. Bellows returned to Rose-
in from l.orane last week boo»ting for
burg
Saturday, after a visit at the
the Fourth of July eelebrntion to be
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
held there.
E. Jones.
Mis. N. F. McKinney visited in Co­
Cash paid for hide.-, pelts, wool or
burg the past week.
mohair at Spray's.
H. P. Jewett, who taught ill the high
Miss Carolyn Woods attended an
si-hool uml eoneheil the athlete* the past
year, has been eleeted superintendent of Honor Guard meeting in Portland last
week and went on to Kelso, Wash., for
the Sweet Home m-hool».
a visit at the home o f her aunt, Mrs.
This is the week for the raising of Roy Welch.
the if 1(111,000,1100 for the relief of Auier-
¡ea ’« w ounded young men on the bat­
tlefield» of Fill ope.
Wm, Huinibndge attended the rose
festival at Portland last week.
Mr». Arm a mi Wynne was in from
Hluek Butte Friday.
Roseoe Hemenway left Friday for
Portland, and from there will go to east
ern Oregon with a surveying party.
Always ask for home made bread. He
patriotic and at the name time get the
best bread.
uiStfe
Mr. mid Mrs. Wm llnrt mid ehildren,
of Corvallis, visited here during the past
week and will leave this week on a mo­
tor trip to California,
Fmmet Sharp was in Portland last
week.
When you get insurance you wish to
be sure that you have your poliey in a
»•■■npuny that will be able to pay any
loss und that there will be no extra
assessmenta of any kind. For that rea
«on you should talk with Metcalf. Hoth
fire and life policies.
m3tf
GET READV
Mr. und Mrs. C. W. Wallace and
daughter returned Saturday to their
home at Grass Valley, after a visit at
the 0. M. Scott home.
Enjoy a Pleasant Evening at
B IL L IA R D S A N D
POOL
II. J. Jorgenson left Friday for Sun-
nyaide, Wash.
10c and 15c loaves
FRESH
The Golden Rule Store
A news item recently »fated that Hen
Pitcher wa* operated upon at the ho»
pilnl. The iiiime «houbl have been Mile»
Pitcher. Iti-n in as huaky a« ever. Hi*
father, who was operated upon, was
di*churged from the hospital last week
Mr«. J. I,. Perry returned to Seattle
Inst week, mid in couipuny with Mrs.
W li. Perry went down the valley to
a family reunion.
Hinder twiue will be short this year.
Hetter leave order» early with Mwengel
llardwsre for the be«t Plymouth twine.
Cigata, Tobacco, Candies, Nuts
and Sol't Drinks
Weinhard 's Luxo' on Draught
(). K. Woodson was in Portland last
week after a ear. He was accompanied
by Airs. J. E. Woodson and »on.
Miss Inez Flynn visited in Eugene
Saturday,
Mias Margaret Paulsen, o f Portland,
ia visiting her sister, Airs. J. F. Arnold.
Mr«. Alice RieJimond arrived last
week from Hubbard to visit relatives
here. Her granddaughter, little Alice
AT
OUR STORE
FOR THE
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Do not go Picnicking in "seedy” old clothes.
Then, above all other times, is when you
need to LOOK YOUR BEST: you’ll be sure to
meet strangers perhaps the very girl you
are hunting for.
It’s a "picnic” to buy a new suit and furnish­
ings to match it. in our store. We’ve got the
goods and we sell them at PRICES you can af­
ford to pay.
THE WOOLEN MILLS STORE
LEADING
C L O TH IE R S