T
Mr. and Mrs. Tom KirharJaon, Mias
Bates, and the hostess.
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The Joker club held a picnic os Mus
^ To Corpulent Twirlers o f the Sphere:
by creek yesterday afternoon. Mrs. J
As captain o f the I.ennt 1 hereby rbal
I). VVesteahaver, a member o f the club
■enge those of surplus nvoirdupoui to
who is soon to move from the city, being
a game o f base ball, both gross and net
the guest o f honor Card playing and
receipts to go to the mess fund for
“ good e a t s '' were the diversions
' i t t h company.
Not wishing lo lake say undue ad
Thr M P. G club has discontinued
vantage o f you o f superfluous adipose
its meeting, for the summer.
tissue, I hereby warn you that there is
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' . 0 store for you the worst drubbing of
Delight Valley Society
>our lives.
I would suggest that you
Mrs. Adney pleasantly entertained the
>I«'U your bathing suns and be properly
G. T. X. club Inst Wednesday The uiatu
prepared for the sweating that is in
feature o f the afternoon was a stork
• lore for you
Karh should bring his
shower, a surprise given the hoateas by
family pk V stria a, fur the fatalities are
members of the club.
Kathleen Allen
likely to lw tunny as we bat the sphere
and Mrs. Johnson favored the club with
all over the field. We will make you
some piano selections. A t the rlose of diiry watching our men circle the bases
au unusually pleasant session refresh
You will have little time to cool o f f or
■iirnts o f sandwiches, pickles, cake and
regtun your breath when it'eemea your
coffe e were served.
turn at bat, i f such a thing should hap
The soldier boys o f this district were pen, fur you will lie retired with neat
guests o f honor at a gathering Friday ness and dispatch.
night at the school hou,e.
¿several
\\ hr a the score on our side reaches
speeches were listened to, after which a loo the game will be called
Players
| social time was enjoyed
Fried chicken. with the fats must be lietweea 100 sud
bread and butter sandwiches and pie | -)l0
| were served
A number from this side
Now, you lubbers, i f you have any .
| attended.
nerve, get m or forever be branded as
BACK FROM THE TRENCHES
C H !A L | L E | N G E r
Tkelest af(
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slackers.
SAMMY
Mount View Society
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I f you know o f a society item and
do not inform the m w sp tp rr, it is
jou r own fnuit i f it is not printed.
Smith- Vaatch
A wedding o f unusual interest to pro
pic o f Cottage Grove s u tnat o f Joseph
ihomas Hmitn and Miss Mabel Preston
\ catch, which took place at Albany on
> riday, J u l j 13.
the battlefields o f France.
Both parties to the marriage are
among the best and must favorably
known o f Cottage Grove's young pro
pie. The bride is a daughter o f Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver W a tc h
She graduated
from Cottage Grove high school with
highest honors and has since then been
a successful teacher in the schools and
will continue to fill that position until
I the return o f her husband from France.
Mr. Smith is a son o f Mrs. Mary
''inith and has for several years been
| active in the business and social life
o f the community. He is a graduate o f
'h r Sparta. Illinois, high school, and has
: been engaged in teaching here.
Mr
Smith was instrumental in a large d
^rcc in making the recent rhautauqua
a sucres,, being chairman o f the ticket
committee
Mr. and Mrs J K Cooley and daugh
Ite r Elizabeth moved their household
’ goods to Cottage Grove last week. A
picnic was held Sunday uii the rtvrr and
all the neighbors gathered in their bon
or. Dinner was served on the ground
uuder the trees and ice cream was made
at intervals during the day. Those pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. J K Cooley and
daughter Klizabeth, Mr. and Mrs. C. \X
Sears, Mrs. Kate Sears, Bertha Sears,
Frank Sears, Peter Willard, l.awrence
! Hare. Mr. and Mrs. K. Kelley, Mr. and
j Mrs. F J. Hetliwell, Mr. Cot, Frank
Will. Kdgar and V irg il Kelley, Oernl
dine Spaugh, W. D Heath. Carrie Heath
and Marion Lowry.
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Saginaw Society.
A reception was given for the ntili
ita boys at the school house Friday eve
ning
Mr. Beatty, o f Cottage Grove,
and Mr. McClellan were the speakers
for the evening and a large crowd was
present.
A jolly crowd en oyed a delightful
'•«rial evening and an ice cream feed
at the borne o f Mrs. Cora Taplin Sun
L O O P H O L E M At K I N ,
Captain o f the Leans.
Ornguu Suits Them
Wiley Haium and lx«uia Miller, o f
Kiigene, were in the city Monday eve
mug en ««rute home from a motorcycle
trip to Califoraia pointa.
They were
m Vallejo the night the powder maga
/me disintegrated md we re not es|«r
| «•tally
< tata*
m
iia a rru
* » t 11 t h e
r I p C F I C 0 t*C.
entranced
rhcj
that all thr l»a«i rua«l» tu thr
' iOirld arc uot located iu Orcgoa^ and
that the hut * eat her Mr have here is
only a cheap iiuir&tmu of the rea) thing
' W h y, ' * »aid our o f the buy», * * It m u »
uly ninety’ «Mtuiefhiug or other wh**n Me
. rov*«*d the Oregou < a lifo rm * line, ind
Me had to put on our eoat» and turu up
the collar» to keep from catching cold
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MAX LUEBKE
THE RAWLEIOH MAN
H« mb i«I•*li• »• Truth Mf
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DF.NTIHT
Neuralgia relieved luataiilly by
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Residen«» aud
o f f n e at Fifth and Mam
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Cottage Grove, lire
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the La.Ht Time at tha Arcada
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Tonight
for
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the Benson d r u g store
t lf f n - e
plnuic 34 R esi.le ucr phone 12*1.1
C o tta g e llr o v e
Mr Arui*trMUg »pant l«t umilili» iu
the* fir»! lini* tran rii* * of Kur upc wml
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M HAMILTON
U C E N H K D C H IR O P R A C T IC
P H YH IC IA N
ties. He was four times wounded, the
last time at the Hattie o f the Homme,
where he lost the instep of his Is*ft foot
from a piece o f shell, anil at the stime
inti«' was blown into a dugmil and Hi
Consultation
utul
rtaminatlon
f r *•. O f fise lo.ur« 9 to S Nun
«laya uiol evenings bv ap|*omtm't
I jure«! internally.
Mr. Armstrong dtsplays hts discharge-
certlfieatcs, service pins and medal with
which he was «leeoruted by King Alberi
of Belgium His tulk is u most interest
Believe m e,“ he concluded with pro |
.,ury o i his r i p e n e a e e . and the life I
' there 's no I’ I ' e o f a soldier on the firiug line. He ap
found conviction,
like home.’ ’
; pears wearing his Scottish uniform.
I which has seen service in the trenches.
There is also an «*ntire change o f pie
ture pr«igraiii of sit reels
Mr Atm
TALES OF THE TOWN
I stron g's talk follows the pictures.
O f f i c e i n ol.l C o t t a g e G r o v e b u n a
b u i l d i n g at l " l S
M u m «.vriiii«-
H
J. SHINN
ATTORNEY AT LAW
timi iiolarv mil.In
I'raelirrs
all courts. Twenty fiv e vesr» • »
|»erieto-e.
Hu<lei Bldg
« ’ullage Grove, Ore
ALTA
KINO
ATTO RNEY AT LAW
!»««• I««rtt*-I in fbr r.-ar
Ihr Kimt NitlMnitti tȔiuli
Air». Albe Robinson last weck flieti :
( )r**K«iii
C g I I n j »«* (ir«»\**
• uit for d ivorrr fr««ui Jum«‘s H Robin
'•«li, several rea so n for thè action bring
DR S M WENDT
The wedding came as quite a sur
IC E C R E A M A N D C A N D I E S
«Hegel
Atrs. Robinson asks thè rusto
Physician and Surgaun
Inspactor af Field* Estimate* Mill,ant
SODA W A T E R and S O FT D R I N K S
prise to the many friend* o f the couple
Iv o f thè rbiblren and tbut she bc
Spermi attention given to general
S A N D W I C H E S and C O F F E E
of
Dollars
of
Looo.
It was solemnized in Albany in order
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surgery; eye. ear, nose and throat
, uwarded money for their suppuri, all
I »Blunge |u lvau'as wheat by the
that the ceremony might be performed
Mrs Elia Thompson gave a Fourth
mouy,
and
costa
and
disbursemeuts.
Hupt Cottage Orove Hospital
N E A T ---------C L E A N
---- COZY
Hessian tl) la estimated lu uillllouo o f
by Bev. MeGee, who is an unele o f the “ f July picnic at her Koval Oak farm 1
Robert Atkmson was culle«! bere fr««m | dollar« by J W Atct’ollW'll, Instructor
Phones: Itffie e, 2. Kesidener, 12tl
bride and who twice served a» pastor o f lu honor o f her aged father arid moth j
l'ortluud l»y thè serious illness and sub | lu eutoiuolugy, Kaunas Stale Agrlcul
Ü. M B A L D W I N
PB O PB IE TO R
the Presbyterian ehurch in this city. : rr
The day was gloriously spent in
| sequent denth o f bis fatfaer, John At
rural college, who has lnn|«ected Arid.»
It s u hastily arranged because o f the "inging old
i kinson. Robert is n«w a sergeant in thè tu pra, tl« all) every sc tlou of tbe state
probable departure at any moment o f “ “ d
music. A bountiful and ap day, the occasion being in honor o f Miss o ffic e o f thè adulali! General at Port
Thousands of acies of w heat will uev-
tne bridegroom, who is a member o f Dr petizing dinner was served at noon, a f c or> Taplin 'a birthday anniversary. land.
er be harvested
“ Damage la severe lu the eaateru
Ku yken dall’• ambulance eorps, which is tr r which the gu-sts disposed o f 14 \mong th««w present were Bessie Nirh
Alrs. Euri Keenc and twu rhildren.
expected to see immediate service on quarts o f ice cream. Those present were ols, Kathleen Allen, Bertha Neat, Mr. o f Alton, Kansas, are visitmg at thè tw o thirds o f the state,' says Mr. Mc
Culloch. "That It la serloua la shown
Air. an«l Mrs Fahrenwaid, Airs. Amy ami Mrs. Hartley, Mr and Mrs. McKee
houle o f Mrs. K e e n c ’s parents, Air and
hy the way It haa afTr. ted the wheat
Giidersleve and family. Airs. Lillian and
baby,
Marjorie
A'augbn,
Mra. Alrs William F. Lynch, south «• f town
market.
ron
AS heeler and children, Airs. Ornn Rob
Vaughn, Charlie Sharon Kdd Quen.er,
■'Nothing cau I«e done to coutrol tbe
ittson, Grace, Edith and Harriet Bre Otto and Carl Niehols, and Mrs Taplin
Jack James Suicides.
luawrt at this time, hut the farmer
haul Mrs Wilson and daughter, Mias auJ daughter, Miss Cora.
The following from the Hcott Valley should keep lu close touch with the I
T H E L O Y A L T Y O r OUR
Marjorie Giidersleve, Richard White, o f
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Osnnls Eucalyptus Ointment
Advance concerns a former resident of situation au«l Immediately after bar
PATRONS
Bohemia; Air and Airs. Charles W’ hite '
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vest atari to put Into prai'tlce the rneth
AT AU. ORUQ a t o m s
Cottage Grove:
Mnrh
o
f
tbe
sueerss o f this bank
and son Arthur, o f Wisconsin; Mr. and .
T O M * 25C
«JAftb s e e
As we go to press we learn that Jack oda o f coutrol that have l«eeu found to
AMONO THE CHURCHES
i he practical ami effective
is due to the loyalty o f its dep-.s
Mrs Aloran and family, of Hilk Creek; I
i James, who was living on bis home
“ 'The stubble should l«e disked Inline
ilors.
Many o f our customers
stead near the A. P. Williams ranch on
dlatety a fter harvest
This atarta tbe
Presbyterian Church -D. A MacLeod,
express
their satisfaetion with
[pastor- phone 137K
Bible school at 10 the Callahan Gazelle road, committed growth o f volunteer wheat and teuda
the servies they rreeivr not only
suicide by shooting himself about nine to htiug an curly emergence o f the fly.
> m kioraiMW worship ut II A. m .1 M
in words o f rommendution to us,
. r C k r f s t i a a n l s a t r w at
(. ■«
o ’rloek this morning.
It also makes plowing much easier at
• • •
but also by seqiiiiinting their
Coroner Turner arrive«! on the arene a later date
Three or four weeks
Methodist Church Rev. Jos. Knotts,
friends with the bank's iinei
after
disking
the
ground
should
be
before the man » a s dead.
The act o f
pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Reg
relied furilities
liar preaching service» at 11 a. m. and James is a gr«-at surprise to his tunny plowed at least six lucbes deep aud all
'i p. m. Mid week prayer meeting
friends in the county ami no motive cun volunteer wheat and stubble burled
Such evidenees o f our patrons'
| Thursday evening at 7:30 o ’clock
This will also bury practh-ally all tbe
Eoworth league at 7 p m
i be offered.
upproval ure very pleasing to us
flies”
Morning sermon, “ Jehovah,
Thy
He was a member o f Hcott Valley
mid ure highly valued.
O
M
JOHN. E U G E N E
ORE.
The agronomy department has shown
G od.’ ’
Evening sermon, “ My B«>dy
Ixidge No. 22V, Knights o f Pythias, and (hat where the ground la prepared lu
« M A O z s ro w woLnAAzerre d i s t r i c t
and M y s e lf . ’ ’
was well known here. He had mined this manner It m«t only prodm ea m a il
• • •
Christian Church - W alter Callisoa. for many y«*ars on the .Salmon and mum yields, but that the crop may be
minister. Bible school 9:45 a. m. Young worked around iu the valley. Heveral planted with safety later In the sea
P e o p le ’s Society o f Christian Endeavor years ago he was «•.might in a rave in, SOD
- j
6:30 p. m Preaching services at II a.
The sowing ut tbe crop should l«e de
and had been in poor heultb since.
1 rn. and 7:30 p. m.
layed
until
the
fly
fr
«
e
date,
which
the
• • •
entomology department will furnish
Baptist Church -K. G. he Groat, pas
Fire Damages Hail Horn«.
any farmer f««r Ills particular ae> tlou
tor emeritus. Sunday school at 10 a m.
A flue fire Monday morning caused o f the stale. The date o f safe aowlug
Preaching at 11 a. m. P rayer meeting
every Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
considerable «Inning«- at the C. H. Hall lu average years la at least as early
home on the west side. The roof was as the date on whl< h wheat should be
Christian Helenes Church -Services in
Tu
the chapel at 242 Second street each almost a complete loss and considerable •own tu make máximum yields
Sunday at 11 a. in. Regular testimonial wallpapering will be necessary to put ublaln (he liest results lu ruutrulltug
meeting each Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.
.
.
, ,
.
the llesslau fly farmers should cu úp
The building is open for the use o f the
house m a state o f repair.
e n t e lu fighting the Insects.
circulating library each
Wednesday j
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Tbut lusuy farmers sre successful lu
from 1:30 to 4:30 p. in A ll are eordially
«mctsi Mat» »inn
preventing serbili» dsmage hy the Ilea
invited to tbe service* as well as to
8ocl" N , U ,100'
make use o f the literature.
The social giv«*n on the McCargar slan fly Is well Illustrated In the eaat
lawri Haturday netted $100 for the Ì era part o f McPherson . «unity and the
Pbona IB
Catholic Church— Father Curley,
«'urley, pas
p
mess fund o f .Hixth company. The band western part o f Marioli i-ounty this f r e e Delivery at AU Tim e* o f tha Day
tor. Mass and Hunday school at » 8 s
a.
furnished munie in the evening snd the y***«-- lu tW * se«'tb>li tbe coiitrid mess
on first and third Hunda
*7* o f every
month. Hunday school at 10:30 a. m on members o f Hixth company gave an ures sdvucated on tbe "llesslau fly a|>e
second and fourth Hundays.
' l a i " conducted by tbe agricultural col
exhibition drill on tbe street in front
lege lu cu'uiierntluu with tbe Santa Fe
Frew Methodist C h t»c h — Rev. F W o f tbe lawn.
Railway company lu Juue, 11115, were
Tha City Trausfar
Oliver, pastor. Habbath school at 10 a.
put
Into effect hy the Uni]|«rity o f the
All Kinds of
m. Preaching at 11 a. m and 7:30 p m
Card of Thanks.
Prayer m eetm f Thursdays at 7:30 p
m
All are welcome.
We wish to express our sincere appre
SOUTHERN PA C IF IC T IM E T A B L E
ciation o f tbe many kindnesses shown us
Those who advertise in Tbe .Sentinel
South Bound
North Bound
deserve your business because they tell during the sickness and death o f our No. 10— 2:28 a. m. No. 13— 1:00 a. n.
Plano Movin g a Specialty
you that they want it, and name prices husband and father. John Atkinson.
No. 18— 0:50 a. m. No. 17— 7:10 a. IU.
WOOD A N D O O A L
MRH JO H N A T K I N S O N No. 14— 4:35 p. m. No. 15— 2:42 p. Ul
that should get it.
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Phone 55
No. IP— 7:40 p m
AND F A M ILY .
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DAMAGE TO KANSAS WHEAT.
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Cottage Grove, Oregon
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COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS
Chilblains
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BEST FOR OREGONIANS
The OLD REUABLE
Newp
Fresh Meats
G o o d M e a ts
At Prices that are right
Charming Resort
by the Sea
Peoples Meat Market
Those who seek rest and sea
s h o re recreation will find
abundant o p p o r t u n i t y a!
Newport.
W . W . M ’F a r la n d
W. G. PERRY, Prop.
farmers.
Hauling & Draying Done
on Short Notice
Ample hotel accommodations
cottages or camping arrange
ments.
L o w R o u n d T r i p Fa r e s
IM iily
T r a i n » — E a r )i
Billiards and Pool
D ir e c tio n
A*k our OAarwst agent for folder “ N ew p ort," or write
John M Scott, Oeneral Passenger Agent
Southern Pacific Lines
jly 5 12 1» 26
Enjoy a Pleasant Evening at
THE E A G L E
C I Q A R
S T O
OIOARS.
TOBACCO.
NUTS
AND
S O FT
R E
C A N D IE S
D R IN K S
Weinhard’a Luxo’ on Draught
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank the friends for their
kindness during the sickness snd at tbe
[ time o f the death o f our mother and
-grandmother, Mrs. Eunice Florer, and
also for the f lorn I offerings.
MRH. J. M. F L O R E R ,
pd
M RS E D I T H S E X T O N
BUTTER
WRAPPER
PRICES
L. L. Harrel
The followin g prices are now in e f
feet un butter wrappers:
100 wrappers, on Fridays and Satur
Cot tag«! Orove Transfer
days o n l y ............................... 00 rents
100 wrappers, on any day except Fri
days and Saturdays........... ........ (1.10
These are cash prices.
Additional wrappers printed at the
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