Cottage Grove sentinel., November 22, 1917, Image 2

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ried at
eue Monday, County Judge
How il officiating.
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Hebron Society.
The Coinfort club spent a very pieu»
ant afternoon with Mi». Harvey Tay
i lor Thursday. Among those present i
I were Mr». F. Führer, Mrs Murthu Oil
i . list. Mi« Je»»ie Uilcri»f, Mrs. Ooorge
— *' i Kebelbeck, Mi- John Kebelbeek, Mr»
I f you know of a society item and
and
J. A F «well, Mr* l’hebe E Youug.
do uot inform the new shaper, it is
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your own fault if it is not printed
Mrs. C. K. Frost entertained the Joker
elub Monday evening.
Five hundred
was the diversion of the evening. No re
freshmeuta were served. The members
broke up their party for a short time to
attend a class in Ked Cross work, which
will meet nights in the upper story of
the Masonic building for the benefit of
the school teachers, several of whom are
members of the Joker club.
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Mrs. U. H Pitcher entertained a few
friends yesterday in honor of her sister.
Mrs. I. K. ¡Sullivan, who leaves Satur
day for her home at Klamath Falls.
The guests were Mrs. O. 1.. Nichols. Mr«
A. \\ Kiuie, Mrs. H. A. Miller, Mrs. K.
K. Mill', M i' Jaas«« Mills, Mrs Roj
Smith, Mrs. A \V Helliwell, Mr« Oeo
Kerr and Mrs. I.. K. Sullivan.
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Two Cottage drove couples were mar
ried at Eugene Saturday. Mi«« V e n a
K. Kelly was wedded to Stanley Frank
Damewood and Miss Mary Turner was
wedded to Robert H. Kenadv. All are
well known young people of the com
munity. Justice Wells officiated at the
Onuievvood Kelly ceremony and Judge
Bonn at the Kenadv Turner ceremony
Blue Mouutaiu Society.
Mrs. Sarah Donahue entertained the
high school pupils at the home of Mrs
Shay, in the Grove. Friday evening.
Amoug those present were Bessie and
Gwendolyn Moouev, Violet Robbins. Jo
sephinc Seward, Rose Ellen McGuire,
Nelson and Vernon V\ lupp« and Vruold
Duerst.
A dainty dinner was served, after
which the guests were entertained with
games and amusements of vnrious kinds
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10 Per Cent Off on All Sweaters 20 Per Cent Off on All Enamel
Sold Saturday, November 24 Ware Sold Saturday, Nov. 24
W e must rearrange our stock to make room for our big
Loratte Society.
The high school gave a party in the
Woodman hall Friday night
\ very
pleasant evening was spent in games
and at midnight u lunch was served.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
l.ynch. Mr. and Mr« Walter Ivans, Mr
and Mr«. Oral Crowe, Mr. and Mrs. |
Claude Sclirnek, Mr. and Mr» Garfield
Crowe, Nellie Sanderson, l.eila Davis.
Mary Davis, Grace Henderson, llariiet
and Emily Auld, Edith and Helen Fos
ter. Clarissa Jackson, Gladys Chapman.
Vida Richardson. Grace Hylamcn. Elise
S. it, Madge Humble, Herbert Smith. |
Ronald Stroup Virgil Mathews, Charles
nance corps of the Foiled States At my a machine. TI ip c|t»»e of tin* »eu»on will
Sanderson.
Sherril
Slagle,
Leonard pany fund u! Sixth omipanv, O. C. A.
Ail those attending, including sped a
and will leave today to lake a sis tuoi the team »tuioling at 5<MI per c«*nt,
Sturdivant and Witt ford Richardson.
weeks’ theoretical course at the I ni a »tunt coiiMidett'd all liii|»o»»il»llity at
toisf will be charged 2Ó cents. Come
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versify of Oregon.
At the completion the »tint of the »» mi »oil.
one, come all, and help a worthy euuse.
The ladies' aid society of the Bap
Good music and a jolly good tune.
Presbytenait Church D. A MacLeod, of the course ’ ’ Big B o b ’ ’ will lie trims
RED CROSS N O T E S
tist church held an all day session yes­
pastor; phone Ft7K. Bible school ut IO ferred to the arsenal ut San Antonio,
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Carlton Spencer May Fly
a. ui. \/urnmg worship at II ev eiiiiig where, with “ B a x ’ ’ Williams and other
terday and accomplished a lot of work
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Miss lluttic l.mules» tins been appoint
•dlicsday
worship
at
7:.tO;
bible
study
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Eugene
KcgiMter: Carlton E Mjiencrr,
for the Red Cross. Dinner was served
well known Oregon athletes, lie will
New members are Mrs. Pni»y tiemeu eil cuairuiau ot the decoration commit ev eumgs ut i :.tO.
graduate of t h • • I inver»ify m 11* LI, for
nt noon, the husbands of members be­
Eve have a five weeks' course ill prttcticul
Morning, “ Fear and Faith ”
way, Mrs. Mary Robinson ami Miss lee fur the thanksgiving dance. I .chi
nier premdeiit of the »Indent bo«|y, ha»
ing invited guests.
training before taking up his tegular
Ferguson, Ruth Jorgenson and Trysfa ning, • * The Rock of Israel.’ ’
Louise Ga ret son.
i »•»■»• i V »• 1 1 an appoint merit to the aviation
duties m the ordnance force of the nr
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Marlin were appointed on the music
training »tutiott at San Antonio, Tes,,
Cottage Grove chapter of the Eastern
Methodist
Church
Rev.
Jos
Knotts,
Donations have been received as fol committee, renting ot hall and other ar
ami ha» returned t • » Dort huid from Stau
pastor. Sunday school at 10 u. ui. Reg
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v„;„ , ,lf
Star has voted to cooperate with the
low»: Hoynl Neighbors, to; Mrs. Lydia lai.gcments.
forti atol i» awaiting In» call
alar
preaching
services
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food administration and for the present
. :.to. Epworth league nt 7 p. m. Mid j ‘ oacl. in the inter«, holnsftr league lie
Read, $l.
will eliminate all refreshment« that do
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Mrs. Surah Green Tenuis bui been week prayer msetmg Thursday evening is a brother of \ ngil Enrl, Washing
not take the place of a regular meal.
at 7:JO.
A shipment of knitted goods and gar- named associate editor for the Houoi
Morning sermon • The \ rt ut Thunk
•8> ■$-
meats was taken to the Eugene chapter Guard mugu/.inc.
All who have
fulness,
Ev
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The Constellation club met at Mason
Wednesday of last week by Mrs. J. B. the quarterly dues will receive the mag and the I .a w
ic hall last Thursday and spent the af
Protzmati. In the shipment were li* a/.me free of charge.
ternoon in cutting Red Cross garments.
knitted scarfs. 1Ó pairs of mittens. 2
Chnsttau Cburch— Walter Csllisoii,
No refreshments were served.
pairs of sock». 14 pajama suit». 5 pairs
Mr. Speio t r ’» father^ E R Spenrer,
We reglet to learn thut Miss Mai 1 amnster. Bible sehool t * : 4 A a. in. V. I*.
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of operating leggings, 14 — pairs ol beil K‘UÍ». on« of our youngest but nnisi ' -s - C, E. t»:;to ti. in Fieuehmg servire»
who wit» here from Eugene Sinolay, »aid
Jn its report last week the Emanon «ocks and 157 wash cloths.
nt 11 a M. ami 7:SO p. m.
In* thought th«*re wen* »»une err«»r» ill
faithful member», in moving to WV ih I 1 A “ Thnnksgivm g and Patriotic Ser
club overlooked expressing thanks to
the above Item II«* doe«» not kimw that
ling.
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the Cottage Grove Electric company,
In» »»»n ha» returned t»» Portland nnd
Applications for membership in this
servire hy the Sunday sehool. Evening
which donated lights for one of the
think» he will be employed a» a non
branch have been received from Dnrena
The Girls' iionor Guard of Oregon sermon. “ The Rieh Finii. '
club’s dances.
flying tiaiioT. ( ‘arltmi '» brother, Elmer,
with 1' members and from Delight Vat w ill send to euch Oregon soldier in ser
<$><%, • $
i» training for a flyer.
lev with 23 member«.
' vice u eopy of the “ Scrnp Book” ns a
Seventh Day Adventist Church H. II
The Kensington club has added its
l Christmas gift. This is a litt 1s* book Li mi t , pastor. Sabbat h »chool at J:10
name to the list of those which will eo
Re gul a r nervi«*«* ut
When the school board donated the of jokes, poems and greetings to the | Sa t ur da y» .
St r ange r * and v i s i t o r » cor di al l y invi ted.
operate with the food administration.
-.«•• of room No. 7 the Red Cross agreed soldier boys. There will be about 1U,
Sabbat it
‘ ‘ Wo r k l or the Ni g h t
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that no children would be permitted in 00<I of these sent out, the coat being I In Doming. ' Subj ect f or Sunday e ve
The Social Twelve elub will be en­ this room and this rule must be strictly about $2.00. These books will be sent
ni ng nerv ice in 1 O. (>. E. hall, “ T he
tertained this afternoon hv Mrs Will complied with
If you can buy a more practical, i-onv rnient and efficient telephone iutensifier
\s many mothers with to the Third Oregon, Oregon envatry. Second Co mi ng o f C*hrir*V. *
Hall.
than our I!>I7 linryphoiie at nny price Increase» the sound wonderfully Makes
children are desirous of “ doing their I loth Engineers, La Grande hospital
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bud connections good Conversations a» distinct a« in the same room with vou.
bit.” the society suggests that other unit, roast artillery, marine corps, avia
distance no matter. All noise excluded. Allows tin- hard bearing the use of the
The M. P. G. club meets next Tues­ mothers who cannot attend ran “ do tion corps, hospital und ambulance unit L O V E S D R E A M Si! A T T L K L I )
B E F O R E H O N E Y M O O N W A N E S telephone. Permits two person» m more to hear u message simultaneously. Al
day with Mrs Ro^Smith.
their b i t ” by caring for the children from Eugene, those in the navy nnd at
ways adjusted mid ready. Loaves the hand free fur annotation» during the eon
of those who would attend if their eliiT American Lake etc.
versa! ion. Indispensable to nil telephone users Founded anil bused upon sclent if
Eugene
Guarii
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The
sweet
ilrennis
of
dren were eared for.
ie principle». I.listing longer but guaranteed for 2 years Sent hv insured lonil
love sliatteri-il bi-fori- the honey moon
Veta I. Pitcher. of^Bsston, were mar
inr ♦'_’ and this ad. Satisfaction gunuintced m money refunded Particulars free
Jury Awards $340.30.
waxed, to sny nothing ot waning, in
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Mrs. Anna Lyons, of the Mushy creek the case of Elizabeth J. Atwater anil
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H O N O R ttUARD NOTES.
country, will receive ♦340.30 as damages Henry M. Barrett, according to the al
for opening a county road through her legations of Mrs. Ilurrett in her com
T H E B A R Y T H O N E CO , 174 FR O N T STREET, P O R T L A N D . OREGON
farm, according to a verdict of the elr plaint filed in the eirruit court of Lane
Trysfa Martin. I.eln Ferguson, and cuit court jury Monday night.
county lust week asking for a divorce.
Ruth Joigenson have been appointed n
Mrs. Lyons was awarded ♦ITS dam­ The complaint state« that they were
membership committee. All girls be­ ages by the viewers when they laid off married in Eugene July 23, I!• 17, and
tween the age« of 14 and 30 years, not the road some time ago. She claimed the rnarriuge records show thut he was
already members, are urgently request­ more than that, and appealed to the <10 years ot age and that she confessed
ed to join now. Enroll in an organiza­ county court. The court awarded her to 55 summers. It was his second ven
tion whose sole purpose is to aid the ♦ 250, but she was still iinsutisfied nnd ture on the sea of matrimony nnd her
government, and “ learn to do at least appealed to the circuit court, claiming third. She alleges that he forced the
one thing well.”
Do not delay, as we ♦2500. After a trial of the ease which marriage upon her by promises of u good
are starting our classes now.
Hbc alleges
lasted all day Monday, and after tin- home in Cottage Grove.
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jury had been taken to view the pram that there wits only n little second blind
P H O N E 89
FR EE D E L IV E R Y
The Honor Guard will give a Thunks iscs. a verdict in the sum of $340.30 vvns luriiitiire and that he was cruel and
giving duto-e for the benefit or the com- returned Monday night.
abusive and finally threatened her life.
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She asks that he lie compelled to ad
vmice ♦100 suit money unit thut she Ire
awarded one third of all his property,
consisting of n harness mid shoe repair
shop in Cottage Grove and several him $ ♦ ♦ » $ $ » » ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ » » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ $ > « ) » » » ■ » » » » ♦ » » ♦ » » $ $ $ $ ♦ » » $ $ $ » $ $ » $ » ♦
dred dollars in each of the banks there.
W. J. Martin, of Cottage Grove, is her
attorney.
Holiday stock and arc willing to sacrifice profits in order to get the room.
On nearly all of above this offer
it almost half price it bought on
today's market. Remember these prices, Saturday only, Novem ber 2d.
makes
Main Street
TH E FAIR S T O R E
AMONG THE CHURCHES
paid
I tou'» couch. The younger Karl, burn
in Oregon, ha» inaile a fine w o r d in
athletic»* \ gr aduate of .let fYr*oii high
Hihool, he mud«' hi» letter» ut football,
t»a»kethall and bn»«*bal! eaeh year from
It HP. I to lt»l*J.
After leaving Jeffer»on he couched
Cottage Grove und Drain eleven», lie
then attended the Cniver»ity of Oregon
and (drived on the football team In
ll)|«’> h«* again eoilehed Cottage (»rove.
I nder In» dire» tion Lincoln ha» »level
oped info a fu»t team which work» like
cmng sermon.
After gradual ion from tin* uiitvemity,
Sjiciiier »ttidied law at the NortUw«• »t
ein law •*< loud ui I'ortlnml, and urteil » «
Mn o ' t n n for tin* »cliool at the »aim*
tim»*, lie went to Stanfonl to take |»«»»t
graduate work.
$ 100.00
REW ARD
CITY MEAT MARKET
Cottage firove
REW ARD
A G E N T S W A N T E D E veryw h ere
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BEEF, HAM, BACON
AND LARD
KNO W LES
Children W ill Oive Program.
The pupils of the first, second, third
and fourth grades of both schools will
give a Thanksgiving progrnin Friday
afternoon nt the high sehool. The fresh
man Thanksgiving program will he held
this afternoon nnd will be addressed by
Rev. Pollard, of Massachusetts, who Is
visiting nt Eugene. The general public
is invited to these programs.
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GRÄBER
Thanksgiving Fares
to
A ll
Stations in
O R E G O N and
8134 for Company Fund.
The dance and basket social at Leona
Haturdny evening for the benefit of the
company fund for Sixth company netted
$134. There was a large and lively
crowd and the bidding on the baskets
was spirited. All of that part of Doug
lus comity joined with the Cottage
Grove people nt Leona in making the
affair a grand success.
PERFECTION
OIL HEATER
FOR SALE BY
KNOW LES
GRÄBER
SW ENGEL HARDW ARE C O M PANY
W YNNE
K IM E
Call for City Warrants.
Notice is hereby given that all war
rants on the General Fund, City of Cot
tage Grove, Oregon, to register No. 11*33
registered October !*, I!*15, will be called
for payment November 22, lt*17. Inter
e»t will cense on that date.
H E R B E R T F.AKIN,
n22e
City Treasurer.
CO ACH
R O BER T
EARL
E N L IS T S
Is Highly Complimented in a Story In
The Oregonian.
A recent issue of The Oregonian con­
tains the following reference to n well
known former
resident of Cottage
Grove:
Robert Earl, Lincoln high school's
football mentor, bus enlisted in the ord
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