PROFESSIONAL CAROS
A. W. KIME, M. D.
Neighborhood News
per H uff and Miss Curbwell.
Mrs. Miller and Loberta went to Eu
gene Thursday to have their eyes treat
ed.
Positively the Only Big Show Coming This Year
DIVIDE
Aug. 23— Edd Saderstrom left Mon
SILK CREEK
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
day for Black Rock, where be will be
Prof. Rockwell left Thursday for
employed in a logging camp.
Office iu Phillips
Roseburg, Medford and other points
Harry Metcalf o f Cottage Grove south.
Building, over the
transacted business in this vicinity last
Benson Drug Store.
Mr. Deardorff went to Myrtle (¡¡reek
Friday.
Monday, this week.
Office Phone 34 Residence Phone 126.1
Art Dugan was a visitor in Cottage
Roy Wheeler started for California
Grove Saturday evening.
last week. He expects to attend the
Mrs. E. L. McKeynolds, Mrs. George fair and return home with his parents,
R. M. McCAROAR, D. D. S.
McReyaolds, Mrs. FT M. Chapman, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wheeler, who ure in
N. Lewis and Mrs. A. Söderström, at California.
DENTIST
tended a birthday party at the '¿ . T.
The A. W oolcott’s und Mrs. Burcham,
Neuralgia relieved instantly by local Foster residence east o f the Grove, the Miss Lena, Muster Clyde und Mildren
application. O ffice Phone 131J. Of occasion being in honor o f Mrs. Foster’s went on a picnic trip up Row River,
fice and residence Cor. Orh and Wash birthday.
Saturday.
Miss Anna Lindstrom came up from
ington, south o f pootoffiee.
Mr. Jesse Morris and family visited
Portland last Thursday for a short vis at the Gleason home near Lorune, Sun
it with relatives.
day.
DR. A. J HENDRY
Mrs. Stafford and daughters, Helen
Mrs. F. W. Royer o f Portland has
and Mildred were Grove shoppers last been visiting friends here the past
DENTIST
Wednesday.
week. Mrs. M. F. Babcock and her
Grove visitors from here last week guest Mrs. Royer spent
Wednesday
Offive over First National Bank
were Henry Miller, Mrs. George McRey- night at the J. W. McCoy home.
nolds, N. Lewis,
Emma Hutchinson,
W. W. Gildersleeve, Jack Gilder
Jesse Turner, A. Söderström, J. Mackey, sleeve, E. M. Babcock and W. B. Bittin
J. S. MEDLEY
A. Mackey, Mrs. G. P. Miller, Albert ger cut a bee tree Tuesday evening with
Tonole, Mrs. A. Perin, Mrs. L. Haney three water pails o f honey to take home
ATTORNEY AT LAW
and daughter, Win. McLaughlin, Dwight as compensation. The ladies’ o f the
Big Sensation!
C Ï
Special Attention Given to Mining and Stafford and Rob Kenady.
party were Mrs. W. W. Gildersleeve and
Animals
Corporation Law.
Animal Acts
D. Dugan and wife transacted busi Miss Myrtle Walker.
ness in Cottage Grove lust Monday.
H. M. Dumewood and his mother,
Office Woodard Building
Mrs. L. L. Pinkerton visited friends Mrs. John Damewood visited Mrs.
in the Grove last week.
Performing Jungle-bred Lions, Tigers, Leopards, Pumas, Jaguars, Qrizzlys, Cinnamon, Siberian
Damewood’s son Frank Damewood and
There was a dance given in the hall family on W olf Creek last week.
and
Polar Bears, Elephants, Camels, Zebras, Zubas, Hyenas, Sacred Cattle, Kangaroos, Ourang-
Saturday evening.
Mr. Sam Shortridge of Coast Fork
A number of people came up from country was in the neighborhood on
Outangs,
Apes, Chimpanzee, Monkeys, Mountain Goats> Dogs, Etc.
COTTAGE GROVE
Anluuf for the dunce Saturday evening. business Saturday.
Edith Robbins o f the Grove visited
MISS H AR VEY ’S MUSICAL CARRIER PIGEONS
Mrs. Ernest Chitwood went to Port
Hospital and Sanitarium
Fannie Haney lust Wednesday.
land Tuesday to join her husband.
TOM, DICK, HARRY, HORSE-RIDING SEA LIONS
Mr. and Mrs. Albert «Wheeler visited
Right Here at Your Home
BIG BILL, WRESTLING GRIZZLY
V
their aunt Mrs. I. H. Veutch in Row
WALDEN
Aug. 21— Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bar River Thursday.
Surgical Cases Especial Attention
MLLE. FLORIN ES PERFORMING LEOPARDS
Mrs. Moe received a telegram Thurs
rett o f Eugene spent from Monday till
TOT AND TINY, W O RLD ’S SMALLEST PERFORMING HORSES
Thursday with Mrs. Barrett’s brother, day saying her father hud died at the
X-RAY LABARATORY
Soldiers’ Dome, Quincy, 111., that morn
J. B. Linebuugh.
AERIAL DOGS AND MONKEYS
Mrs. Geo. Downs o f Blue Mountain, ing ut 6:30. Mrs. Moe expects to leave
BOB CHOCOLATE AND BLACK KNIGHT, TANGO DANCING HORSES
For further particulars address
visited with her daughter, Mrs. George soon to look after her father’s estate
which
has
been
left
to
her.
TOM.
JERRY AND LOUIE, HORSE RIDING LIONS
Luyng lust week.
John Ashby was threshing Monday
SPUNK, THE GOOD NIGHT PONY
Grove visitors from here Saturday of this week.
were: J. C. Schilling, J. B. Linebaugh,
ROMEO, MATHEMATICAL PONY
j
r *
J. F. and W. W. Gildersleeve and
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Cavanaugh, Carl Frank Woosley secured permits und
DANGER, DYNAMITE, GUNPOWDER, JUST MULES
Schilling, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lancaster burned their slashings Saturday night.
and baby, Glen Linebaugh and Mr. and
W ORLD’S ONLY EDUCATED BENGAL TIGERS
Mrs. L. B. Slagle spent Tuesday night
Mrs. Barber.
at the home o f her daughter Mrs. Orrie
RIDING, DRIVING, RACING OSTRICHES
Jesse Pitcher
returned home this Davis o f Lorune.
week from Eastern Oregon.
MAJ. THORNTON’S CLOWN PIGS
Mrs. E. M. Oberg and Mrs. Roy Trasl^
Clarence Hopper cume home Friday visited their aunt, Mrs. M. F. Babcock
from hunting at Walker.
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Linebaugh and
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barett spent Wed
DORENA ITEMS.
nesday with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Arne
Miss Elsie McCollum hud some den
ut Mount View.
IN ONE ACT
tist work done in Cottage Grove.
Mrs. James Lebow and children were
Mr. Jas. England and son, Clay, have
W O RLD ’S CHALLENGE GROUPE. VALUE $50,000
n Cottage Grove Monday.
returned home from Walker.
Mr. C. D. Van Valin was a Grove vis
SAGINAW AND DELIGHT VALLEY itor last Tuesday.
Aug. 22— Mr. und Mrs. Hamden and
AERIAL LION RIDES IN BALLOON SURROUNDED BY
Mrs. Jas. Gouley and daughters Min
/ ö c / c O r r i d i »3
*
Mr. and Mrs. Benston motored to Rose- nie and Georgia, have returned home
SHOOTING SKY ROCKETS.
MOST AMAZING WILD
i p burg Saturday, returning the following from the Fair. They report a fine trip.
duy.
ANIMAL
ACT
EXTANT
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Baker and daugh
Mrs. Cox and children, o f Wendling, ter o f Portland returned home Friday
A POORLY FED HORSE
ure here looking after their fruit. They after a two weeks’ visit with Mr. Ba
reflects discredit on its owner, but the intend to return to Wendling Tuesday ker’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave
HIGH SCHOOL RIDING, DANCING AND MILITARY
Henry McKee, of Eastern Oregon, is Baker.
owner gets the worst of the deal be
cause economy in feeding the horse visiting friends here.
Homer R-oiford of Eugene visited at
Hal Oibler, Harry Walker and Van the home of his uncle, Mr. Jas. Redford,
affects its working capacity as well ns
its appearance. I f your horse kicks on Beatty left for an outing to the Const last week.
W orld’s Premium Stock, Every One an Actor
his food you can correct it by buying Monday.
Mrs. Lee Thomason had some dentist
Oscar Schneider of Creswell visited in work done in Cottage Grove lust Tues
your feed here, as you get the best
quality for the least outlay. Farmers, this vicinity Monday.
day.
506 PE OPLE
40 ANIMAL CLOWNS
6 CONCERT BANDS
Mrs. Benner o f Roscburg is visiting
contractors and horse owners generally
Miss Ruth Jennings has returned
know that our feed is always up to the at the Taplin home.
2
BIG SPECIAL TRAINS
100 ANIMAL TRAINERS
3 CALLIOPE!
home from Cottage Grove in order to
Mr. Neat visited in Santa Clara and attend high school this fall.
standard.
Springfield a few days last week.
Miss Pearl Robinson of Cottage
Mr. Hamden and Ethel Moody were Grove spent last week at the Chas. Jen
n Cottage Grove Wednesday.
nings home.
Mr. Harry Jarrett, Mr. and Mrs. Gir-
A hayraek party consisting of Misses
rd und children motored down from Rebecca Bales, Lottie Vanschoiack,
Wendling and visited at the home of Ruth and Fern Jennings, Ada and Oma
PERFORMANCES RAIN OR SHINE 2 AND 8 P. M.
DOORS OPEN 1 AND
Mr. S. H. Jarrett.
Land, Ora England, Viola Plank, and
Misses Lorn and Bertha Neat were Benetta Teeters, Messrs’ Glen Jen
Vttnge Grove shoppers Saturday.
ARMSTRONG'S
nings, Arthur Bales, Chas. Plank, Nor
W IL L EXHIBIT A T
ris and Noble Elliott, Walter England,
PHOTOS
SAGINAW.
Edwin Redford, Robert Shields, John
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Benston, and Teeters, Homer Redford, and Emit Kirk
Please
sons, o f Washington, who have been vis went to Star Thursday where they at
iting relatives here, started for home tended the surprise party on the John
Wednesday morning, expecting to ar Sallee family. A fine time was report
the
rive there Thursday evening.
ed by all.
Mrs. Leila Benner of Medford, is vis
Mrs. Will Huston and daughter, Etta,
People
iting at the Taplin home.
were shopping in the Grove Friday.
Mrs.
Cox
and
children
are
up
from
Mr. Frank Wilson and daughter, Rob
I t ’s tho Quality
Springfield, for u few days ’ stay at erta, went to Wendling Saturday to vis
REMEMBER THE DAY AND DATE
MARK IT ON YOUR CALEND
their home here.
it his other daughter, Mrs. Raymond
Mrs. Martha Kaysor, o f Cottage Bates, for several days.
Grove, was visiting relatives in Sagin
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Ward were
w Thursday.
Grove visitors Friday.
Mrs. A. O. Vaughn has rented the Sie-
Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Petrie, and Mr.
Try a sack of my mixed chic
fert home here and will move down and Mrs. Ed. Jones o f Cottage Grove,
from the Casteel ranch, for the opening were Dorena visitors Friday evening.
A cheap feed that fills the eg J
of school.
I have several second har
Mr. Tucker has purchased a five-acre
LORANE.
nt a bargain.
HARREL & COMPTON, Props. tract o f land from Erven Walker and
Aug. 23—Threshing is now completed
Try a sack Golden Loaf
will build a residence there soon.
in this section. The weather has been
We solicit your pnlrouagc.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamden and Mr. and ideal for the work.
This column is devoted to bringing
Jersey bull for sale.
‘ Jar-
Kerr
&
Silsby
Victim
of
Thieves
Who
Mrs. Benston motored to Ruckles, in
the buyer and seller together, especial
Ray Fox and Paul Buntnoek have re
One more grubbing machine,
Empty
Money
Drawer
and
Dine
Dougins county, Saturday evening, re turned from Lincoln County where they
ly to bring them to Spray's store, so gain.
on Highest Priced Viands.
jjfor
turning Sunday night, with a goodly had been looking up n location for n
you see I have two axee to grind. I
Good
second
hand
cook
is
supply o f peaches, watermelons, etc.
sawmill. They were favorably im
A L L KINDS OK HAULING
Robbers last night entered the Kerr want you all to know I want to sell sale.
Messrs. Hnrnden, Benston and M c presse with the neighborhood o f Toledo
e *u
& Silsby Store, helped themselves to the £ou something or buy something from
Kinney,
went
to
Eugene
Monday,
to
AND HEAVY OKAY WORK
and will probably build a mill there.
Feedl Feedl Feed! I want t(J
contents
o
f
the
money
drawer,
served
transact business there, returning Mon
Mr. B. Griffin has purchased n fine
you. Also I want you all to know what part of your feed.
! e.
day evening.
ranch in the Yakima Bay district and themselves lunch on the highest priced your neighbor has to sell or what be
Page fence, a spring ste. .
viands
in
the
store
and
carried
away
wi'l go into dairy farming for which the
wants to buy. I f you have anything Fence your land and put > >
land is especially fitted. He expects to some confectionaries.
MT. VIEW.
When Bert Trask opened up the store to sell, some and see me. I f you want They make the brush go and t
move
there
in
about
a
week.
Mr».
W.
D.
Heath
was
at
George
Piano Moving a Specialty
F. Woodruff, plumber from the this morning he found the remains of to buy, see me. It will cost you not grass grow. TheTe is enou»1
¡I.a y n g ’s Monday. Mis» Kose Lambert
Phon«, Office 72
Grove,
w as out one day this week doing the lunch on the counter. On the floor j a penny unless I sell the article listed.
[ »pent Sunday with Mis» Edna Sears.
land tributary to Cottage Or
he found the rifled cash drawer. The j
some
work
for W. W. Jackson.
Koy Band was ut E lliot’» one day
safe
had
been
pushed
behind
the
coun-'
Good
second
hand
Hay
Press,
$150.00
was properly fenced and used f
last week.
ter out of sight from the street but it ,
Notice of Final Settlement.
and sheep to produce more mom
Mr. und Mrs. Waldo Miller were at
Pure
milk
from
Spray’s
dairy
at
the
Auto Dray Quick Delivery
Notice is hereby given that the un had not been opened, which lends to the
George I.nyng’» one day last week.
belief that the thieves were not profes , confectionery stores or your grocer’s, is now produced in the whole
Mr». W. 1). Heath and Jean Mo»by dersigned administrator of the estate
When I was young, old pee
sionuls
or were scared away before com- Remember, my method of selling milk
| visited Mrs. H. 1). Crites, Wednesd ,y. of William H. Small, deceased, has filed
, SU(S ou{ the expense of peddling from t e the way to break a hen frv
Oirrie Heath who had been
visiting in the County Court o f I.nne County, pleting their job.
ting was to put her in a pen anj
J Mr». Crite» during the pa»t week, re- Oregon, his final account ns such nil
! ministrator, and that Tuesday, the 7th
| turned home with them.
her but I find a better way is t o '
other
lock
probably
picked.
The
key,
railk-
Cottage
Grove
has
the
best
and
Mi»» Joyce Teeter* visited M;*» Ber day o f September, 1913, at the hour o f which had been left in the lock, could j cheapest milk supply of any town in her all she can eat and her comb
2:30 o'clock p. m. o f said day has been
! tha Sears, Sunday.
not be found this morning. The door j Oregon. Who did itT Spray. When ' turn red and instead of setting she
BLACKSMITH SHOP
Miss Minnie Johnson visited at Irn j fixed by said court as the time for plainly
shows the marks of a crowbar or I commenced selling milk it was selling 'aF egg9- I bought 100 White Legh.
hearing any objections to said report
| Biedler ’» one day last week.
some form o f jimmy. An attempt was
Conducted for Mr*. Buhl by
Mr. and Mrs. J. R Cooley we re iu I nnd the settlement thereof.
also made to force one o f the rear win nt 7c to 9c per quart, measured out^of i hens o f a well known chicken rais
JOHN T. SMALL, Administrator.
(leorge nnd Philip llohl
Cottage Grove Saturday.
a can in a cup. Everybody had to fur- j They weighed less than 3 lbs. eacu
dows
open.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kirk nnd ehil- Alta King, Attorney for Estnte.
There was only a small amount of nish their own vessel to put it in. Now j when I bought them. It. less than 3 x
aug6-sep3
General Blacksmithing
j dren, o f Wendling, have been «¡»¡ting
change in the drawer, probably about all the milk sellers use bottles $rith j weeks they weighed nearly 4 lbs. and (
i Mr. Kirk ’a sister, Mrs. Georg'1 Currln
First Class Horse Shoeing
$2.50. Some gum and chocolate was
were laying 75 per cent. They needed
Notife of Final Settlement.
I und family.
taken but there is no evidence o f other tight caps put on at the farm and even '
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
Mrs.
E.
the last half o f the feed. I f your
Mrs.
*V.
D.
Heath
nnd
diughters
v
*»-
at
the
high
price
of
feed
are
willing
goods being tnken. The drawers o f the
Auto Springs Repaired and Made
j ited at the Fred Frost home, ut Blue A. Barrett, executrix o f the will o f desk in the office wer ransacked but to sell at 6c per qnart. There is double j hens don’t lay eggs I will sell you the
to Order
J. K. Barrett, has filed in the County nothing is missing from them. Among
j Mountain, Sunday.
aad »hen if *hey doB laJ I will
Court of Lane County, Oregon, her final the articles taken from the cash drawer the milk used in the Grove now that I
All Work Guaranteed
account as such executrm and thnt 8at- were some revenue stamps.
there was before I commenced selling sell you more feed.
BLUE MOUNTAIN
.
.
.
.
nrdav, the 4th day o f September, 1915,
Chargea Beaaonable
and not one-half the condensed milk
V nme pound girl arrived at the home
th(, hmir of 1 o ’clock p. m of said
I am now located in the Cotta) r
o f Mr. and Mrs. Harry Castle Monday day has been set by the Court as the FOR SALE.—40 ACRES 3>a MILES nsed.
Hotel and will continue to do all kinds
Saw Gumming
Rubber Tiring
Mr. and Mrs. Kibbev visited at John time for hearing objections to »aid final
west o f Cottage Grove, % mile from
Second hand mower, $10.00.
o f cleaning and pressing. I also have
Allen's Sunday.
shcool, three sides fenced, 12 acres
account and the settlement thereof.
opened the rooms, which have bee.»
>7 North H St.
Jersey
red
male
hog
for
sale.
West evitane Grove
Elmer Robbins hnuled lumber from
easily cleared. 750.000 feet piling.
thoroughly cleaned and renovated.
E. A. BARRETT,
McCormack mowers and binders.
tie Heath's mill for Walt Lanwehr Fri
'MRS. M. L. HENDERSON.
Family orchard nnd garden. Good
Executrix o f the Will o f J. K. Bar
day.
water piped to house and garden. 4- None better.
rett, deceased.
aug6 sep3
ang20sepl0pd
Farmers, teamsters -nd stockmen
Mrs. Thompson entertained for din
ronm house. 6 outbuildings. l*x mile
Twine and extras on hand.
needing the services o f a good veteri ner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. T. B. McGuire
Parifie Highway. Terms. Inquire at
Miss Avis Edwards returned to Port
Second hand wood saw and engine. TOMATOES.— RIPE OB GREEN
eents per bushel f. o. b. Ruek.es
nary surgeon should apply t< Dr. H. H. and daughter Rose Ellen. Mr. and Mrs. land last Sunday after a visit with her
Leader >ffice.
augl3-20-27sep3e
A bargain.
Coulter t Sons, Ruckles. Ore.
Owen, at the Modern Pharmacy, or Earl, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lancaster, Mrs. cousin. Rev. H N. Aldrich, and his fam
Good milch cow for sale.
sug20scj. ! I
phone 92 or residence 159.
tf Robbias and daughter Violet, Mr. Jas ily.
Visiting cards— The Sentinel.
Only Real Wild Animal Show on Earth
A l. G . B A R N E S
Big
3-Ring
Wild
Animal
CIRCUS
“THE SHOW THAT’S DIFFERENT”
600
600
65
s
DR. H. C. SCHLEEF
E
E
24
FULL-GROWN AFRICAN LIONS
24 g
Sampson
550
STERLING FEED CO.
Í
HORSES AND PONIES
Glittering Mile-Long Street Parade at 10:30
G rove
M onday, A ugu st
C ottage Grove
T ran sfer C om pany
HOHL’S
556
GR0CE ROBBED RE
i^"'TL7”.s biki:“?? i,j
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