Cottage Grove sentinel., January 03, 1918, Image 4

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SENATOR CDS C. MOSER IS
NOW OPEN CANDIDATE
FOR GOVERNORSHIP
ers, includitig Ivy, l.ester and William !
Pelici, of Lynx llollow ; Nora l.ebovv, |
Toni limali and Arthur Hiinlli, of Wnlk
I
Reni
er, limi Bessie Nichela, Myillc Witclior,
C ii i I Nichela, Ivan vvitcher ami Howard
Keoiio, of Peligli! Vallee.
C h ew in g Plug
Mi». J. F. Neut ami dauglitcr Mary
visited Tucsdtiy ut thè Chas, Hlmroii
SUrrORTKD
HOAD
BO ND
MBA
W h a n to u oh»«* a ro va i»
houle.
»ou a r t B a t te r ( t t l l f l M ,
SURR B U T N O T S A T IS FICD
A L im i » C h tw I» C n .u .i.
Sngiunw Christina* Program.
W I T H HKSULTS.
The followiiig program was given by
and It L u l a a Lo n g W h ila .
m
thè Hngitiiiw seliools thè Maturila) even l)«*« lutes That it Hi» In Mail« Governor
T h a G o a d G ra v a i» T a s t a
mg belare f brini lini«. Publicntioii vvnu
la s t s , taa .
Wishes ot lliiiistdf ami of People
oliulted Inai week beeuu*e The Heiitmel
A 1 0 a P O U C H IS P R O O T O r IT
Shall Be Carried Out.
was witliout power lo operate thè t v pe
.T 'J i firwtrr^ X*WvV Li A rout u •Virar« !
settmg macinilo:
Uns (\ MoMor, president ot’ the ( >r«*
'4
,
Hong, “ Ring thè Della ol Christinaa''
gol) etnie Mentito, Itti» made publit* un
¡ v **"
! Me linei
Recitili ioti, “ Manta ami thè Mouse" iioiinioiiiont «»f hi» «undidui v tor the
PIPE HIS EXPRESSION! HE L.
t «‘publican nomi nut ioti tor g«iveruur ut
, Murv Coiinitt.
î' f
ill!'
THINKS HE IS HAPPY WITH
Recitatiou, •’ Happy Christina*'' E» tin* coming i» 1 1 in ?i I v election which will
<*»
THAT BIG CUD O F H IS-B U T
I \i I« I , HUM
tlier Mharon.
YOU’VE GOT IT ALL OVER
Senator Mo»i*r \vu» u candidate for
Dnll, “ Wliat We Wimt ter CUrist
H IM . YOU CAN READ MY
the »nine nomi nut ion four your* ug«»,
m a » " - First Grado.
BILLBOARD AND CHEW I-----
Recitntiou, “ Grandma's Christian» when there were «*iglit republican can
GRAVELY ! I-------------- — - *
didute» hi the race, four ot whom were
M lstake"
Mville \dliev.
«7/41
Plalogue, " \ Pian Chat l-'itiImi " from .Multnomah county and two from
f
Oregon City. Notwithstanding tin» di
Hubert Alien ami Hubert l^uoeiier.
*/»
sided vote, he curried Multnomah conn
IG-c itut ioii , “ The Cliristuins Sut
$ /
tv by nearly inno plurality, and aloud
prise
Mary Wilkinsnn.
Recital ioii , “ A Mini ot u Titolisti mi second in tlie »tate a» a whole. When lie
L o v e »"- Ernest Brigus.
Distoglie, " A
Clieerful
Hostess"
Amile D. Robinson and llnrvoy Dick.
L O O K BOR THE PROTECTION SEAT - IT IS N O T H E A L G R A V E L Y W I T H O U T T l US S E A L
Hong, “ Milent N i g h t “
Della Pop­
per ami Edith Niehol».
Reclini i o i i ,
“ 'Round
Clirislmns
Washington, at their home on Christ­ the home of her brother. Sterling Hop
SILK CREEK
, *• **
riuie“
Max Sears.
mas day. Those present were Mrs. B. G. per.
%
Recital
ioii , “ Dolllg Mv H i t ''
Mae
Crowe, Mrs. Win. Gilbert, Hud lshmael
Mrs. O J. Kayser and children re­
(Special to The Sentinel.)
•
A-
turned Monday from Elmira, where Ensloy.
Jun. 1.— Paul Barnett, of Drjrnd, and Earl lshmael.
Hong. “ Jesus 1» thè K i n g " - Hcliool.
Xlr. and Mr*. Art Demurest t isited they visited relatives.
Wash., and Miss Varien Dresser, of
Recitatimi,
' ' Christina»
Day
Ila» !
Mr, and Mrs. Chu*. Witcher, having
Lynx Hollow, were guests Friday night over Christmas with relatives at Ca mas
*
Come '
Anna D. Robinson.
visited
a
number
of
days
with
relatives
Sw
ale.
at the W. W. Oildersleve home.
Dinlogue
“
A
Missionari
\
i»it
\n
Mrs. Chas. Bales went to the Grot e and friends here, left Monday for Hills
Miss Vera Cochran, of Cottage Crete,
Iute logie. Rulli Mlitirou, Merle Menti.
boro, to visit Mrs. Witcher's parents.
was a guest of Marjorie Cildersleve set- Monday.
J e *-*--
Hong and lablcuu Fumee» Keeur.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude \rne and chil­
Ihe Christmas Ret! Cross drive in the
eral days this week.
W
-.«*-'
Opal
Adliev,
(teneva
Mhalluek.
Miss" Elzie Deardorff arrived Friday dren spent Christmas with Mrs. Arne's Saginaw district was a successful one.
Recital
ioii , “ \\ ho Is II?'
l'olirmi
parents, Mr. and Mrs. .lames l.incbaiigli, The Saginaw auxiliary includes ninny
from Myrtle Creek.
from this side of the river. A basket so Koene.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. V heeler and D. at Walden.
Recitution,
“ Progressive
Manta
Jean Mosby and son Wade motored citil was given at the Walker hall Mon
A. Wheeler were Sunday guests at the
C lan »"
Ila Popper.
M. F. Babcock home. Mr. Babcock is out from the Grove Thursday afternoon daj evening for the Red Cross the pro
Kecitution, “ Uaililig I p fur Mini
eeeds being ¡ft*. A large number troiu
slowly recot ering from his recent ac­ to the W. D. Heath home.
la "
M al) Robinson and Adrian l or
S.
E.
Lowry
returned
Saturday
of
last
here
were
present.
cident.
nutt.
week
from
Powers,
where
he
has
been
Mrs.
M
E.
Kerr,
of
Cottage
Grove,
is
Mrs. E. E. Deardorff received a tele-
Hecitntion, " T i r o I.itile Mtockings"
staying at the Nixon home.
grom Saturday evening stating that her since last August.
Elennor Nixou.
Jim Lancaster, of Blue Mountain,
Mrs C. A. Wilkinson mid children
sou, Alt ah Deardorff, was very low,
Dialogue, “ lioiug to thè Dentisi “
and asking Elzie to come at once. Miss spent Friday evening at the W. D. returned from Salem Tuesday after­
noon. They had expected to remain Amile D. Robinson. Francis Adite) ami
Heath home.
Elzie left Saturday night for Idaho.
W. D. Heath was ill Eugene on bus there until the rest of the family moved llarvcy Dick.
O. Heine, of the Grove, was on the
Recitatimi, “ The Mtuckmg»' Cbrist-
iness Thursday.
to their new home near Vlbnuy, but be­
creek Monday.
uins '
Editimi Wilkmsoii.
ing unable to get possession of the
Prof. C. \V. Flaiz. of Walla Walla,
Dialogue, “ Railroad Matinee’ ’- V era
LORANE.
place, the moving is postponed.
f o u n d t h a t ( i u A c r i i o r \ \ i t h y r o m b i* hud
Wash., and Prof. S. C. Rockwell, of
Di igg», llarry Allea, Harry Benston,
Mr. Tucker lias been on the sick list
: d«*tVut«*d h i m t «»r I he n o m i t u i t i o n , he in
Koseburg. are here to assist in the mis­
W
eidos
Cornuti,
Eleaniir
Num
i,
Merle
i Special to The Sentinel.)
the past several days.
I v i t e d t h e »ix o t h e r d» t e n t e d c u i u l id t i t e »
sionary volunteer convention.
Meott.
Jan. I — Mr. and Mr-. W. II. D*vtS
1 I • • hi» o l t i c i * m i d • t i g m i t / i '« | t h e m i n t o
Grandpa Conner returned home Wed­
C. E. Wood is home from l.eona with
Recitation, “ Demi'» Christina» È v e "
nesday after a two weeks' visit ill
, w h u t wa n a f t e r w a r d » k u o w n a» ** I h e
a badly injured arm. The large muscle were in Cottage Grove Monday.
Letami
Wilkmson.
Mrs. L. B. Slagle spent New Y e a r ’s tow II.
I l l a r i n o i i y C l u b , ’ ' a n d t h i n c l u b win»
is torn loose.
Play, “ I noie John‘s Christmas. "
Sterling Hopper Inis rented the Geo.
l a r g e l y i u » t n i ! i i e i i t i i l i n th e e le c t io n
I). A. Estes returned to Leona Sun with her daughter, Mrs. Ora Davis.
Recitatimi,
*
•
E
vrry
body
Do
III-
Mr. and Mrs. \\ . W. Hawley are the Walker place at Walker and expects to
« » 1 G o v e r n o r
W it liyeom be
over
Dr
day, haviug spent the week end w ith his
Mila re " — Third Giade.
happy parents of a Christmas son.
j (*. ,1. S m i t h , tli«* d e i i l o e r u t i c nomine«*.
move his family there right away.
family.
Play, "Christmas ut thè Mtehhilise* '
Mrs. H. M. Doty has been visiting
Ralph Sears brought home a bride
Mr. Mo»er hu» been u member of th«*
J. F. Gildersleve was in the Grove
Cast of Charucters:
relatives here.
from the Pleasant Hill country and
»täte »enute f«*r the pn»t ■»ix yearn and
Monday.
Grandma
Mtebbins.......
Gladys
Benston
Mrs. Horace Sutherlanad and small they were given a rousing charivuri
j tin» hud :i leading pint in all eon»Diie
Mrs. Mtebbiu»...................... Mury Nent
son spent Christmas week with relatives Tuesday night.
tiv«* l«*gi-»lation «'iii&et«'ift •luring that per
LONDON.
Mr. Mtebbiu».................... Limici llaight
here.
j mil. Ile W IIH chilli limit of I lie »«‘lilite ju
ile itie Stebbin». .
. . . Eleanor N non
Miss Grace E. I.aekey surprised her
DELIOHT V A LLE Y.
j diciury committee ut the ID 13 uud
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Tom Mtebbiu.». . .
....... . V ance Dick i »eAMiiiiM, und v\u» uuaiiiiiiou»ly elet teti
Dec. 31.— Among those who spent many friends by getting married on
Joey.
...................
.
.
.
.
Franee»
Born
(Special to The Sentinel.)
pr«*»id«‘iit at thf liti« »e»»ion.
Christmas in Cottage Grove were Mr. Christmas day.
M a ry ..................
...... K ffie Hopper
Mrs. Ralph Lynch was a Grove vis­
Jan. 3. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Allen re
Senator Mimer '»» preliminary «le« Iura
and Mrs. J. W . Thorne and children,
Jake
Jar
ley.......
. . W eldon ( ’ornutt 1 tion ot principi«*» it an able paper ami
turned to their home at Oakland Wed
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Shortridge and son, itor Friday.
Mr». Raymond..
Mildred Nhuttuck I ilinott a gem of literature. ID* put»
Mr. and Mrs. Evans have heeu visit­ nesday.
Delbert Wills and Miss Edna Short-
M r i(u\ inoml,. .
....... ( ’uri Nichols
ing relatives here.
Inez Tucker visited the past week
j out :«ml out Amerie:»ni»m fir»t und t«»re
ridge.
with Mrs. R. B. Hanna st Ci it tage
j mo»t and pr«»mi»e»t in the •• \ •* i» t « * t hi»
Miss Olive Shortridge returned to
Dea«l
letter
Liât.
Grove.
fleet ion, that the go\ eruor '» «ili ite tha 11
Cottage Grove today.
DORENA.
F o l l o w i n g I» u li» t o f l e t t e r » r e m a i n
Meta Miller, Nora Fisher, Htirdell
j hi e\erv way po».»ibl<* aid th«* national
A. \V. Shortridge and Clifford Short­
Fisher, Bessie Nichols, Delbert Bennett i n g u n c a l le d f o r a t t h e C o t t u r e G r o v e adtuini»t rot loti ill the Mlie« «*»»f III prone
ridge are in Cottage Grove on business
(Special to The Sentinel.)
p o a t o f f i c e f o r t h e week e n d i n g I >ec. .'51 :
culioii «d the war. lie pledge» him»elf
today.
Dee. 31.— Mrs. Lora Hubbard, of and Jesse Tucker motored to Cottage
C a m p b e l l , M r » . ; C o o p e r, <» \ V .; M m
to th«* elimiuutiou of u»«*l« »» b«inrd» and
Mrs. Delphia Geer and children are Washington, arrived here Monday to Grove Tuesday evening uud attended
to
n
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m
tl
r
e
a
,
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,
Do
eommtMMoU» lind from the etpenenee
here from Genesee, 111., visiting her spend the tiolidny» with her parents, the dance.
n i e u i c o ; W r i g h t , W. J.
gained a» a member of the »late l«*gi»
Fred Witeher and family, Mr. and
father, Jess Bemis.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Baker.
In t il r«* h<* I» in a position to know how
Charlie and Elsie Keck spent Christ­
A large crowd from Star attended Mrs. Charlie Witeher. Mr. uud Mrs.
Card of Thank».
Lewis Allen and the C. F. Nichols fain
t hi» cau bi* done.
mas at Eugene.
church services here Monday evening.
\\ e vvi»h to thunk thorn* who were »o
The mo»t inter«*»tmg pait of hi» «!«••
Miss Mabel Shortridge returned home
Those who attended the Christmas ex­ ily were dinner guests at the W. A. I • kind
mimi to our father und uncle, »I. I*.
limit ion 1 » that coii «*«* i mug rotula iiih I
Monday from Eugene, where she had ercises at Star Tuesday evening were Witcher home Christmas.
! .Shelton, uud to ouraclve» during hi» re highway», referring pm ! ieiilurly • « » tin*
George Hall, of Corvallis, visited at
been visiting Miss Besson.
Oiren and Oma Land, Harold Scott,
j cent Mick ne»» and death.
ti* million dollar row«I bond
ID*
the Nixon home Wednesday.
Earl YanValin and John Teeters.
( ' L A I D HIIKI.TON,
»ay » :
Jack .loll htis purchased a new Ford.
M O U N T VIEW .
Muble Mosby and Florence Land vis­
P R A N K Mil E L T O N .
" T h e lu »«t i»»ue, but mont important
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Witcher are vis­ j.le
ited Wednesday with Belle Elliott.
«*x« ept the war, which I »hall mention
iting
the
Fred
Witchers.
(Special to The Sentinel.
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Jennings and fam­
A want. ud cost.» little uud often bring.» at thi» time, i» that ot highway con
Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Francis returned
Dec. 31.— Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Helliwell ily, Mrs. Clay England and Miss Fay
big return». Nothing tot» big or too lit
• t ruei ion. I am a firm believer in good
and L. J. Ardite were Christmas day Jennings went to Walterville Wednes­ to their home in Portland Wednesday, tie to be Hold by u want ud.
road», and ut th«* hint »«*»»ion fnwired
guests at the C. W. Sears home.
day for a few days visit with relatives. after a short visit with the Cornutts.
th<* piiH»ag«* of the nix million «loiInr
Orval Hopper, Hex. Tucker and Otto
Wade Mosby, of Silver Lake, spent
Mrs. Wiley Hubbard and daughter,
bonding bill, but it wu» mv influent«*
two days of last week at the W. D. Miss Vonda, visited at the Land home Nichols attended the dunce in Cottage
a» president of th«* »enute whieli for«’«*«!
Grove Tuesday night.
Heath home.
Wednesday afternoon.
an uniendmeiit to the effeet that it
An H-pound son lias been bora to Mr,
Miss Edna Sears came out to her
Henry Hendrickson anil Clarence and
Wood wanted In exchange on subscrlp
»lioubl not become operative until ap
home over Christmas and returned to Charlie Peterson were Cottage Grove and Mrs. la-e Nixon.
tion or printing. The Sentinel, tfpil proved by a vot«* of the people. I wmm ,
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Nichols returned
the Grove Tuesday evening.
visitors Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cooley were out
The members of the Row River Coyote Monday from Lebanon, where ttu-y Braluard & Evans, Real Estate and In and am, oppo»«*«! to bond», i*xe«*pt b\
»orance, timber land», mining prop a vote ir! th«* ptuiple. I alno favoretl the
to their place from Cottage Grove Mon­ club killed two coyotes Thursday on the spent Christmas.
Among those from here who went to erty, farming property, city property bill in th«* campaign for it» approval bv
day.
Wes Chrisman place. Mr. Cbrisman had
oltfc the pi'ople, and I »till favoi it, but I inn
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Wilkins, of 14 goats killed by coyotes and organ­ Huthi rliii .Saturday to see the basket­ and lumber.
Springfield, and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hen- ized a club to exterminate the pests. ball game between the teams of that For Sale— C'lty property with home gar oppoMed to th«* way it im being adunai»
place and Walker were Ruby Keene,
sbaw, of the Grove, spent Christmas day The club has 34 members.
den, orchard, outbuilding», etc. Wish temi.
with the two women's parents, Mr. and
Frank McFarland, of Cottage Grove, Inez Tucker, Mildred Hopper, Bessie to trade even for close in, unencumbered 1 " A f t e r our new highway commission
was appointed by Governor Withy
Nichols, Myrtle Witcher, Merwin W il­
Mrs. W. Little, at the mill.
was in this vicinity Thursday.
place. E. J. Leurn.
nvl5-junl7pd
combe, and a» a part of their eiimpnign
Miss Bertha Sears returned to the
Mr. and Mrs. Richard McKinley were kinson, Jesse Tucker, Howard Keene,
Otto Nichols, Carl Nichols, Ivan Witch­ For Sale 74 Brown Leghorn pullets; $1 for the passage of the bill by the peo
Grove Saturday, after a two weeks' vis­ in Cottage Grove Friday.
each; 3 miles east of town. Box 1.01. pie, its member» proiui»ed it» that there
it at the C. W. Sears home. She will
Private Millard Meredith, of Fort er, Melon Haight.
d30-j.3pil »lioubl be free, fair and open competi
Mr. and Mrs. Joll were in Eugene Daniel Walton.
spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Stevens, spent Friday night and Sat­
tion in tin* letting of paving contracts;
Munday.
J. R. Cooley in the Grove.
urday visiting at the Teeters home.
For Sale— 14 acres. 8 In cultivation, 2 that we »lioubl get 'n dollar 's worth of
Orval Hopper and Jesse Tucker re­
Mr. and Mrs. Winnifred Turpin, of
J. S. Asey left Friday for his home at
in stumps and 4 acres good timber;
Cottage Grove, moved out to the Buck- Amity, after spending the holidays with turned to their work at Mabel Monday, new 6 room house, new barn and chick road for n*didifir;v that no trust or mo
having spent the holidays here.
ley mill Wednesday of last week.
his uncle, Richard McKinley.
| on house; I mile front town. I’riee t - o 1111 nopoly, or patent«*«! pavement, should I»«*
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hears and Hal. Address Box til, Cottage Grove, Or.fl ip favored ns against any other. These
Miss Edna Sears and Miss Doris Eng­
Miss Mollie Teeters returned Friday
promise» have not be«*n kept. The War
land spent the week-end at the C. W. from Roseburg, where she had been vis­ Gibler were in the Grove Haturduy.
Mrs. McClellan has been on the sick For Sale Cheap 4 room cottage with n*n Construction company, or someone
Sears home.
iting friends.
| l<l ft. o ff south less than acre. I'an
laying its patented pu veinent, get» prac­
Andy Sears returned to Portland
Lot Wagner was in the Grove Sat­ list for some time.
' try and porch, water in house, small
Francis, Alma arid Myrtle Adney j barn amt wood house, cherry, sweet tically all of th«* paving contracts, and
Monday, having speDt a week at the urday.
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
The Star basketball team played the spent a few days of last week visiting - plum and shade trees. Macadam and vv«* pay vastly more for our pavement»
W. Sears.
j sidewalks on both fronts. Corner First than i» being paid either in W ashington
Dorena team in the hull Saturday eve­ at Rice Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hands and Roy ning. The game was the roughest ever
Mrs. Monteitb, of Dorena, is visiting 'street and Jefferson avenue, Cottage or California. We are not getting 'a
j Grove. It. J. Hicks, Route I, Central dollar’» worth of road for a dollar.'
Hands were at the Bert Hands home in played here. At the end of the game at the Platt home.
d27f28pd
"O ur
state highway
commission,
Charlie Witcher «vent to Portland I Point, < >rc.
Cottage Grove Christmas day.
the score was 11 to 11.
Mr. and Mrs. John lshmael enter­
Mis* Mable Wicks, of Star, spent the Monday evening.
For Sale or Trade 40 acres 4Vi miles dominated by it» chairman, Simon Ben
son, seems to think that the only pave
Most everyone from here attended
tained all of their children, with the week-end with Miss Oma Land.
from Cottage Grove, 3 miles from Pa
exception of one daughter who lives in
A basket dinner was held in the hall the Red Cross social at Walker Monday j eific highway, road rocked to I mile of ment that is worth Inving is the War
: place; good !* room bungalow, good barn ren Construct ion company's patented
Sunday. A large crowd was in attend­ evening.
ance.
C. II. Haight and son Ri-ginalil were 32x33 ft.; some fence; about 4 acres Im bit ul it h i«* no matter what the cost, ft
proved. Address Box 30, Divide Ore seems to be vvedd«*«! to this patented
Mr. and Mrs. George Lavng and fara in Cottage Grove Saturday.
gnu
'
<137 jlOpd pavement. The national government,
C.
Conner
was
in
the
Grove
Monday.
ily, of Walden, attended the basket din
For
Sale—
12
Black
Minorca
hens
2 yrs. nnd most of the states, déclin«* to pay
ner and church services here Sunday.
•old and I cock 1 vr old a dandy the royalties these people demand, but
The members of the coyote club were
SAG INAW .
breeding pen. I’riee $10. W. Robison not so with our present state tnlminis
out hunting Sunday.
Fifth and (juiney.
d27-jlOpil
trat ion. The time has come to call a
Prof. K. K. Robinson attended ehtirch
(Special to The Hentinelj
halt. The powerful, secret political In
at the hall Sunday morning.
Jan. I.— Mis» Cora Tnplin returned
to Ha lent Tuesday, having spent the hoi W e ’re In the matket for a good used fluence of the Warren Construction
car. Mee C. I. Good, at the Good company in Oregon must be forever «b*
idny» here.
D ELIGH T V A LLE Y .
stri» veil.
Miss Ethel Moody ha» gone to Eu­ | Hughes used ear center, 1*30 Olive, Eu­
" I f nominated and elected f will ap
gene.
j3
I7pd
gene, where »be hits secured employ
(Special to The Sentinel.)
point a »tat«* highway commission that
Jan. 1.— A number in this neighbor­ ment.
will carry out the promises which were
J Z )O E 2 ^ > A o e r r z , JH C o f z ï 3> e z
hood joined the coyote club that was or
Merle Hcott returned from Dorena
Old growth fir, limb and body wood ma«le to the people by the present one,
Sunday.
.ganized
last
week.
JO ic r z
O rr
.3
for »all*. $‘J u ti#»r. I'hon« 1 F 5 . J17p<l who will see to it that no bonds are
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and son Leon­
C. A. Wilkinson and his mother, of
sold below par, and that w«* get ’ ll lini
I Cottage Grove, recently purchased a ard were dinner guests at the Adney I f you want to buy 10 arrea of liver
tor's worth of ronds for a dollar.
; farm near Albany, and expect to move home in Delight Valley New Y e a r’»
bottom land with improvement», look
▲ POORLY FED H0R8E
‘ * Furth«*rm«ire, because of the scare
day.
there soon.
lit everything ♦•I»** tlm t’n for hi »I i % then
reflect» discredit on ita owner, bnt the
Miss Etta Seott has gone to Eugene come uud look itt mine nnd I will give ity nnd increased cost of labor and inn
Mr. Gibler is visiting at the home
owner gets the worst of the deal be i of his daughter at Marshfield.
to keep house for her father, who is you a price that you enn’t refune if you ferini, canoed by war conditions, and
cause economy in feeding the horse
Mrs. Wilkinson, of Cottage Grove, working there.
really want n place.
D. elcnnen, Cot their urgent need for war purposes,
effect» ita working capacity aa well as \ is staying at the home of her son, C. A.
(juite a large crowd from here were
e, O il
| Imflpd pavements should I n * laid only in ca»«»
ita appearauce. I f your borae kirks on Wilkinson.
of emergency and where they are necs
in Cottage Grove Monday night, among
Hay
for
Sal#—
about
1
ton
of
mixed j Miry to preserve and carry out projects
hia feed you can correct it by bnying
Jos-e Tueker returned to Mabel Mon- them being Norn and llnrriet (jneen,
loo in * hny for »nlc; good «(iinlity. In I alrrnily titular way. We all want good
your feed here, aa you get the best j day. having spent Christmas here.
Eva Hopper. Bertha Nent, Roy Taplin,
i|Ulre#of .1, M. Comer, 14*13 went Main I roiula, hut we ran afford to wait'daVing
quality for the leaat outlay. Farmers,
Mrs. C. C. Conner and son Gerald John Homme and Clifton Hopper.
jt 17pd the pendency of the war, for permanent
contractors and horse owners generally I spent Sunday with Mrs. Claude Arne at
The girls’ and boys’ basketball teams afreet.
know that our feed is always up to tba Mount View.
went to Hutherlin Saturday night to StsrIInK piano, good as new; elegant In Pavements, and have something for la­
standard.
1 In J, A, .Toll family motored to Eu
piny a return game. The boys’ team
riini«-nt; «•oi*t «450; will «ell fo r «250 bor to do when the war is over und m.i
n i r p n i I »1 / 3
r r r n
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K'n<‘ Munday to attend the funeral of won by a score of 32 to 20, while the on terms. Can he seen at Hotel Ore­ tenais are cheaper."
g irls’ team lost by u score of 3 to 8. gon. Geo, E. Myers, Cottage Grove,
A large crowd accompanied the play- Oregon.
jj3-17pd
C’lnwty job printing. The Mentine). ••
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and enjoy
a happy and
prosperous
new year
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First National Bank
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Collage Grove, Oregon
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W .W . M’Farland
Tim City Ti mmler
All Kind» of
Hauling & Draying Done
on Short Notice
I'lauo Moving a Specialty
WOOD A N D O OAL
I'hone fi5
O rfica
At
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C iga r
Htora
I -ed ear» cun be b o u g h t o f W o o d n o ll
B r o t h e r » w i t h » m a ll p a y m e n t d o w n .
T r y th e w a n t ud. w a y .
BUTTER
WRAPPER
PRICES
T h e f ollowing prie« s a re now in wf
f«*ct on butt«*r wrappers;
100 wrapper», on Frobtvs and Hntur
day* only
■* i
loo wrappers, on nay day except Fri
days and Nutur«luy»
$ I ‘J o
1 !»«•»«• a re « a <li prices.
Additional wrappers pri nted at th«*
sain«* ti me with e i t he r of the above, 35
cent s the 1 00
c o t t a g i *: c iu m f . n k n t i n k i »,
Th«« U v e Wir«» Newspaper.
L. L. Harrel
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Cotture Gruvo Transfer
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MAX LUEBKE
THE RAWLEIGH MAN
I'hune 17 ( 11 »
Residence Tenth Nt.
R McCAROAR. D D S
DENTI8T
Neuralgia relieved instantly by
locul applicatimi. It«*»i«|encc and
«iffic** at Fifth mid Main.
Phone I3IJ
Cottagi* Grove, Ore.
J. E. Y0UN0
A TTO R NEY AT L A W
Offi«*e on Main avenue
C<»ttagt* Grove
Oregon
DR. A. J. HENDRY
D E N TIST
LADY A T T E N D A N T
Over Kind National hank. Work
done after lioura ami Monday* hy
appointment.
I’hotie III
Cottage Grove, (Ire.
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KIME. M
PH YSIC IAN
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Office in Phillip* building over
the III •««oil drug «tore. Office
phone 14 Keiddeiirr phone 1311.1.
Cottage Grove
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L1CENHED C H IR O P R A C T IC
PH YSICIAN
Conxiiltutinn
ami
examination
free. Office hours ll to 5. Mon-
<lay* uml evening* hy iippointni't.
Ofl'iee in ohl Collage Grove liniiK
building at l l i l ’Jj Main avenue.
H. J. SHINN
A T T O R N E Y AT L A W
mid notary tuihlic. Practice* in
all courts. Twenty five years ex
perieuce.
limier Bldg.
Collage Grove, Ore.
ALTA KINO
ATTORNEY AT L A W
A
Offire loeated in the rear of
the First National bank.
Cotluge Grove
Oregon
J. S MEDLEY
ATTO RNEY AT L A W
774 Willaaii-fte Mt.
Eugene, Ore.
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