The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 01, 1910, Image 7

ERSE TALES OF THE TOWN
BIG ORDER FOR MATERIAL
not compete for the $25 prize at that 11
place on the Fourth. ’Taint enough to I ‘
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get the-companies together for.
HANY MINOR MATTERS MERE­ • Mrs. Lon .Willard sings “Face to ' BOOTH-KELLY CO. PARCELS OUT
Face” Methodist church, Sunday even­
LY MENTIONED.
CAR STOCK.
ing.
Dr. Ingram will attend to your den­
Gleanings From Here, There and tal work with neatness and dispatch. Gnral Nws of Mills in Cittag
Grov District — N w Logging
Everywhere by The Sentinel
Take your teeth to him.
Several families of the Mosby creek
Road Under Way.
Reporters—-Personal Notes.
district will picnic above the “old mill”
Mothers, you should take advantage of this money saving opportunity.
R. E. Eastland, Lane county treas­ on the Fourth, and Messrs. Baker and
The American Car & Foundary Co. Is
The suits here offered during this Clearance Sale are good values at $5.
urer, who fell down a stairway is rap­ Cavanaugh, who are the ~ promoters, of St. Louis, has placed with the Booth- | Q
idly recovering. Mr. Eastland cannot have invited a few Cottage Grove Kelly Lumber Co. an order in excess of I
They are Knickbockers and run in sizes from 8 to 15 years. Your choice
account for the accident, being unable friends to join the party. The place of forty million feet of car material for
the Harriman system. This is the
to sa/ whether he tripped or had a “rendezvous” is a beautiful spot.
For Sale—Six acres of good fruit largest order for that class of material
fainting spell.
Mrs. John Nokes on Saturday re­ land. Inquire B. C., Cottage > Grove ever placed, and is sufficient for' the
construction of about 10,000 cars. The
ceived a telegraphic communication Flour Mills.
giving notice of the death of her Company E of this city may give an order has been parceled out among’the
mother, Mrs. Steves of Princeton, exhibition drill at Vauhgn’s Spur on several mills. The material is to be
the Fourth. An invitation has been delivered in about eight months. Since -
Minnesota.
Rev. Jas. K. Hawkins returned last extended the company, and Capt. Law- the placing of this order, there have
evening-from a week’s business and son will submit the matter to the mem­ been inquiries from other roads, which
pleasure trip in the vicinity of Cottage bers at a meeting tomorrow night.
indicates that the railroads will prob­
There are only 50 Suits, and the won’t last long at the price. Jt will
Seven-inch Monticell pure white din­ ably be quite heavy purchasers this
Grove.—Roseburg News.
ner
plates,
45
cents
per
set
at
Kerr
&
Lewis Hartley went up to his Bohe-
season.
pay you to buy for the future. A variety of patterns to select from.
Silsby’s.
miacamp on Monday.
TIMBERMAN NOTES.
.
Mr.
DeSpain
has
a
photo
of
Halley
’
s
We carry a complete line of lunch
A recent issue of The Timberman of
Good material and best of workmanship. Look for the boys’ suits
and picnic baskets. Kerr & Silsby. .. coinet taken in Honolulu, which is the Portland contains the following men­
best we have seen.
tion of mills in the Cottage Grove ter­
Mr. F. S. McReynolds of Westbrook,
Beautiful
flower service Methodist J , ritory :
•
Maine, writes The Sentinel that he is J church
Sunday p. m.
McKibben Bros., whose mill is lo­
thinking strongly of locating in Cottage
Anthem by choir, Methodist church, , cated on- the O. & S. E., are operating
Grove, and wants a copy of the paper." Sunday p. m.
steadily. Much of their output is sold
Mr. McReynolds is a manufacturer of
I
The Ladies’ Aid society of the Pres­ locally.
j
all kinds of paper boxes.
byterian church will conduct a market
Gqp. Taylor & Sons, whose sawmill .
The Southern Oregon Soldférs’ and at the store of H„ C. Cook tomorrow.
Sailors.’ association will hold its annual - A. W. Powell has rented a residence at Star was recently destroyed by. fire, awakening of public sentiment in favor
!
encampment in Gold Hill, September in Carlton, and moved his, family to are clearing up their stock and will re- of
a pure water supply. The sum of
tire from business.
12-17.
$100,000 has been appropriated for in­
that place.
Bed
Rock
Lumber
Co.,
has
its
new
*
Miss Myrtle Purvance is attending
stallation of a municipal water system. PRESBYTERIANS ISSUE CALL TO
We carry the following brands of
the summer school at the State Univer­ cheese: Full cream, Imported Swiss, mill in operation, cutting about 15,000 s “The people of Southern Oregon are
INDIANA MINISTER.
per
day.
W.
T.
Hankins,
manager
of
sity.
making great strides,” said Dr. White.
Cream brick, Limburger, McLaren’s,
Saturday Pine Apple, Edam, Roman, and Prim- the Row River Lumber Co., is inter- 1 “I found an awakened interest also in
J. W. Baker returned on
<
I
ested in the Bed Rock Lumber Co.
from Portland, where he attended the ost.-^kerr & Silsby.
for prevention of tuberculosis, Topics For Discussion» at the Several i
•
..
plans
Robert
Gourley,
of
Aberdeen,
has
’
pioneers’ meeting.
Churches Next Sunday—Gener­
Dr. ‘Ingram left on Wednesday for
There seems to be gradually coming
Mrs. B. R. Westbrook returned on Portland to attend the Oregon Dental purchased the plant of the Cerre Gordo about a state-wide systematic cam-
al Religious News.
Monday from a visit with Brownsville association’s meeting. Mrs. Ingram is Lumber Co at Cerro Gordo. Harry paign against consumption. Sanitary
1 Crites, formerly of the Disston Lumber
relatives.
visiting her parents at Myrtle Creek. Co., has accepted the management of living, clean food, pure water, all these
At a recent congregational meeting
Rodgers’ Stainfloor will renew your
A party of, 23 Hill surveyors are re­ the mill.
are being insisted upon.”
of the Presbyterians of this city, the
old furniture. You can apply it. Get ported in camp at the Lake of the
Rev. Mr. Alexander of Lakeview, In­
Row River Lumber Co., at Star has
Esperantists to Meet.
it at. Waters’ Wall Paper Store.
Woods, 36 miles east of Ashland. They been reincorporated by W. T. Hankms,
diana,
was elected to the pastorate.
A state convention of. Esperantists
Mr. L. S. Hill spent last Sunday at are supposed to be surveying a route
The church had previously elected a
Albert
Stocks,
C.
A.
Harlow,
T.
B.
has
been
called
for
July
16
in
the
con
­
Newberg, where Mrs. Hill is visiting for a projected Hill road on the west
Hankins, A. S. Nicol and J. E. Tuttle. vention hall of the Portland Commer­ Rev. Benson of Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
relatives.
■side of Klamath Lake.
The capital stock has been increased to cial Club, when students of the world but owing to his age reconsidered the
Mrs. J. Kreuger of Butte, Montana,
Mr. D. D. Craig of Grants Pass spent
matter and Selected a younger man in'
was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. B. Lurch a portion of the Week in Cottage $30,000. The capacity of the mill will language, educators, teachers and Rev. Alexander.
early in the week, and_left on Tuesday Grove, a guest of his sister, Mrs. Lew. be increased. The mill was idle during others interested are asked to meet to
Bigger and better than ever the ser­
the month of May, pending the installa­ consider the organization of a state Es­
for California.
A. Cates.
vices
at the Methodist church on Sun­
tion
of
a
gravity
logging
tram,
1J
George McQueen went to the Bohe­
The assembly plan has fallen flat in miles in length, standard gauge, 30- peranto association. Other matters vi­ day. Public worship at 11 a. m. with
tal
to
the
widespread
adoption
of
the
mia mines on Monday.
Clackamas county.-
address by pastor on “The Martyr of
pound steel. The company has a splen­
Miss Edith Hexter of Portland is a
The cherry season is now in full did body of timber. The officers of the new language will come up. Among Calvary.” Sacrament of Lord’s sup­
these will be the election of delegates
guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. swing, and a large amount of the fruit
per administered at close. Beautiful
reorganized company are: President,
Lurch.
is being gathered. On Monday Mr. J. Albert Stocks; vice-president, C. A. to the International Esperanto Con­ and unique Floral service in the even­
gress, to be held at Washington, D. C.,
This section of Lane county will not K, Barrett brought The Sentinel some
Harlow; secretary, E. J. Tuttle,; treas­ August 14-20, and the proposal to.intro- ing at 8 o’clock. Robert Sutcliffe lec­
be represented at the Cherry Fair to be of the most handsome spécimens-of the
IN THIS LINE
urer and general manager, W. T. duce Esperanto in the public schools, as tures on “Four Sweet Peas.” All who
held at Salem next week.
fruit that it has seen in this section.
attend
receive
a
hoquet
of
these
dainty
Hankins.
About
50,000
feet
of
logs
Mr. Beaver is erecting a substantial
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Yeinmer were in per day will be put in by the use of the it is being done in Maryland and else­ flowers. Anthem by large chorus choir.
where,.
barn on his property » immediately east Eugene on Monday.
Mrs. Lon Willard sings Herbert John-1
tram.
of the city limits.
David Alexander transacted business
w Enroute to the Fight.
son’s solo “Face to Face.” One must Estimates on Work Cheer-
Brown Lumber Company keeps its
For Sale.—Light tedm wçgon and at the county seat on Monday.
On ^Tuesday morning a lad of about come early for the best seats. Bible
plant in steady operation. Manager L.
harness, price $150 or Will trade for
fully Furnished,
Col. Veatch has corn higher than his S. Hill, is a» busy individual, looking sixteen was seen emerging from the school at 10 and Epworth League de­
good horse and buggy. Lee Thomason, head, and his height is 5.8. ,
Hotel
de
Snodgrass,
where
he
had
spent
votional
meeting
at
7
conducted
by
after both the logging and milling end
Dorena, Or.
Mr. and Mrs L. E, Sullivan of Disston of the game.
the night. Mr. H. O. Thompson ac­ Bro. M. H. Anderson. A hearty wel­
A roadway across the park, one block were in the city, on Tuesday.
J. H. Chambers is operating the A. costed the youngster, and ascertained come to all especially new comers.
south of Main street, would prove a
Mrs. O. M. Dodson and son Fredrick L. Woodard sawmill, near Cottage that he was enroute to Reno to witness
Five children were baptized at the
great convenience to many résidents 1 of Baker City were guests of Mr. and
Grove. Mr. Chambers is disposing of the prize fight. He had been intercept­ Methodist church Sunday morning;
living east.of the playground, A ma- Mrs. G. H. Tyson last week.
the most of his output to Southern Ore­ ed by the marshal, who had ordered Many who were in attendance thought
cadamized highway fifteen: feet in 1 W. P-. Tyson of Astoria was a guest'
I him to the pipe line for duty. The that the anthem “Summer Days” was
gon yards.
width would be sufficient..
of his brother, G. H. Tyson, between
V. C. London, who, for the past seven young sport gave out the information the- best work the choir had done for
of
Ore-
The Seventh Day Adventists
trains last Friday.
'
years has had charge of the operating that he intended to work long enough months.. No less than seven men had
gon should be highly commended for
The people of Cottage Grove have end of the,Oregon & Southeastern Rail­ to earn $5 or $6, and then again take a part. Adrian Nokes is a valuable
the excellent financial condition their for. a number Of years celebrated the
addition, possessing as he does à tenor
road has severed his connections with up his pilgrimage.
last report shows.
Fourth of July in a fitting manner, .but the company and accepted a similar
voice of unusual range and sweetness.
The Merchants’ Association will meet this year finds the business men and
Bingham Wants to Hold Job.
All friends desirous of donating
position
with
the
Carlton
Consolidated
in regular semi-monthly session next residents of the city desiring a rest
As was to have been expected, the sweet peas for the. decoration of the
Lumber
Co.
of
Carlton.
This
company
Hon. I. H. Bingham, who has served Methodist' church on Sunday evening
Tuesday evening, A full attendance is from the'-usual overwork of the cele­
will install about fifteen miles of
requested.
bration, and the people of the neighbor­ standard gauge road from Carlton to Eugene in the senate one term, will will kindly communicate with the
seek the" republican nomination at the
John Flynn was a Portland visitor on ing districts are making extensive
Ferndale, over whfch its log supply primaries to be held in September. He Misses Hooper, DeLong, Phillips and
Saturday.
preparations for Independence Day.
Kem, the flower committee..
will be received.
does not endorse the assembly plan, and
Now is the time to paint your floors.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Tyson, Mr.
The? Rev. Mr. Ford of Eugenejwill
declares he will have nothing to do preach at the Presbyterian church Sun­
See Waters of the Wall Paper Store. .. Ernest Wyatt and Mrs. Chas. Hum­
COMPANY OF FORTY-TWO.
with the county assembly to be held to- day-morning and-evening.-.
The petition that had been circulated phrey of Astoria went to London by
throughout the state in favor of an ap­ autcT on Tuesday. Mr. Tyson laid out Columbia Park Boys’ Entertainment I morrow. Just what he does “endorse”
The Christian churches of Oregon
I has not been made public,, but one -thing have been.in convention at Turner this
propriation for the Eastern Oregon the tennis court at the hotel.
Promises to Be Good.
State Normal school at Weston was
Swifts Premium sliced boiled? ham.—
The Columbia Park Boys will give a I | is certain, and that i.s, he believes in week. The opening address by J. H.
filed Saturday at Salem by C, W. Proeb- Kerr & Silsby.
vaudeville performance at the Armory Bingham—first, last and all the time. Mohorter, of St. Louis, was well re­
stel of Weston, an. ex-s.enator and
J. S. Milne was a Portland visitor on hall July 21. There are boys of all
ceived. The Bible school, 400 strong,
Business Is Disappointing.
prominent business, man of that city.
Monday;
sizes and ages in the company, and if
Notwithstanding the London * hotel under the charge of H. C. Epply,. was
On Saturday last the American Light
Mr. Oliver Veatch will erect a hand­ they are anything like their reputation
a splendid opening. Rev. Mr; Essen,
& Water company advertised for three some bungalow at the corner of Fifth which has preceeded them, the perfor­ has been thoroughly renovated and re­ of Albany, gavé an address on the
furnished
and
otherwise
improved,
and
hundred men to work on the water and Tennessee avenue
mance will be the best that the Cottage placed under new management, making “Progress of -the Cause.” T. G. Pic-
works sÿstem, and succeeded in getting
John Kirk Of Dorena was in the city Grove theatre patrons.have ever had it better equipped to cater to guests, ton, of Portland, preac'hed the. com­
quite a few laborers, but not half the last Saturday.
an opportunity of witnessing. Includ­ there is disappointment over the pat­ munion sermon followed by a commun­
number wanted. The company is pay­
Miss Rose Lunan and T. K. Johnson, ing the manager, S. S. PeixOtto, and ronage the hostelry is receiving this ion service. The Rev. Mr. Elkins is in
ing $2.50 per day, and charging the both well known in Cottage Grove, Mr. and Mrs. C. Hoit, the musical di­
season. There are comparatively few attendance.
REAL ESTATE
usual price for board.
There will bé . communion services at
were married at Marcóla last week.
rectors, there are fqrty-twò in the com­ campers at the springs, probably ac­
Now-is the time to touch up your
Mrs, Roy Griggs Was a recent visitor pany. The entertainment will be di­ counted for by the fact that the weath­ the 'Baptist church Sunday morning. INSURANCE & LOANS
screens. Screen paint at Waters’ Wall at Comstock.
Thé Rev. Groat will take for his theme
vided into fcur acts, musical, dramatic, er has been cool thus far this year.
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
Paper Store.
..
“Remember Me. ’ ’ The hand of fellow­
The Rev. Robert Sutcliffe and wife gynmnastic and comic. The Woman’s
At the grand lodge meeting of the visited Eugene friends the first of the Club, which is responsible for the en­
ship will-be extended to several new Improved and Unimproved Farms «J*
Springs Becoming Popular.
,
Knights of Pythias, held in Portland week.
Two and a half miles from Walker members.__ _______
tertainment, has arranged for the boys
Choice Acreage Adjoining Town Bus
last week, F./H. Rosenberg was ap­ Miss Ella Dickerson has accepted a to parade the streets. The paradd station is a mineral spring, where in
. “The Old Reliable.’’ .
pointed deputy grand chancellor for position in the public schools at Joseph. will terminate at the Armory hall days gone by many people congregated
Among the oldest and best known ness and Residence Property * for Sale
the fifth district, including the coun­
The Cottage Hotel was opened on where the entertainment will be given. during the summer months to partake business establishments of Lane county
ties of Lane and Douglas.
of the waters, which is said to cure is that of-Lurch’s, carrying as it does Reference: First National Bank or Any­
Monday under the new ownership of
Mr. G. HiSch of Redmond was in the Mr. Claude Nagle.
Eugene Firm Buys Property.
many ailments. This spring is again one of. the largest stocks of general one in Cottage Grove.
Send for
city on Saturday in the interest of pro­
Messrs. Spriggs Brothers have re­ The Berger-Bean Hardware Company coming into popularity.
-merchandise
to
be
found
in
the
baili
­
y
Price List, etc.
posed Deschutes county. This proposed cently equipped their shop with a Hy­ has purchased the building formerly
wick mentioned. “When you can’t
Drill Night Changes.
county is from the northeast corner of draulic Tire Setting machine. It is a owned by L. R. Richey, located on the
The regular time for drill has been find it elsewhere go to -Lurch’s” is a
. Crooks. To the Sentinel Mr. Hisch late invention, and sets hot and cold corner of Wall and River streets. We
changed
by Capt. Lawson of Company truism, and has-been adhered to by the
said the people of Prineville, the coun­ tires.
do not know their intentions but it is
ty seat of Crook, was reconciled to ' C. H. Kaestner of Portland has open- rumored that they may construct a sub­ E from Tuesday to Saturday night. purchasing public for years. Mr. Lurch
MANUFGS OF
the change, and many residents of that - ed a barber shop in the Schleef building stantial business block on this lot. We Several members of the' company are is wide- awake to the interests of his
patrons,
and
having
had
long
business
employed
at
places
outside
the
city,
city had signed the petition for the ' on Main street. The furniture and fix­ are just informed that they have sent a
CEDAR SHINGLES
experience in the community knows
new county.
tures are the finest in the city.
line of New Home Sewing Machines and the change will make it possible to their wants completely, and makes an
We can supply you first-grade
FOR SALE—House, barn, outbuild­ Heinz’s mixed sweet pickles, 25 cents and have a man to look after that end have a larger number present.
shingles delivered in Cottage
~
effort to supply them. He contem­
ings, all new, two acres, one in fruit '■ per quart; sour, 20 cents per quart; of the business. The Berger-Bean
Grove or at the mill, in any
Operation Was a Success.
plates improving and enlarging his
quantities.
Address
trees and small fruits, just outside city ’ Dill, 25 cents per dozen.—Kerr & Sils­ Hardware Company was incorporated
Miss Minnie Comer recently under­ place of business in the near future,
limits. Ten acres, with house, barn, by.
about three years ago and since that went a successful operation at Port­ his growing trade demanding more BLACK BUTTE,
OREGON
L modern improvements, running water ■
Mr. Ernest Purvance, Misses Myrtle time has made marvelous growth in its land for appendicitis, and is now rapid­
and household goods, three, quarters of ’ Purvancé, Mabie Veatch and Eunice business. It now has the finest hard- ly recovering. Miss Comer will return spacious quarters._________
S. E. WALLACE
Star Couple Wedded.
a mile from city limits. Two Al lots k VanDenberg are attending summer ware, vehicle and implement store in to the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mr.
Alfred
N.
Boyd
and
Miss
Marie
on Wall street. Address P. O. box : school at Eugene.
this part of the state, are located in Mrs. J. M. Comer, within a few days.
Meredith, both residents of Star, were
424.
The Oregon cherries taste just as the I. O. O. F. building, a new five
Miss Belle Burkholder has completed I good as they look, and more than that story building, in Eugene.
The new gravity railway of the Row united in marriage at the Methodist
her course at a business college in Port­ ■ in praise of them could not be said.
River Lumber company having been parsonage in this city Tuesday morn­ Chimneys, Fire Places and
Repairing a Specialty
land, and will return home with her • Next Monday the eloquent Fourth of
Thinks Well of Cottage Grove.
completed, the mill has resumed opera­ ing, the Rev. Robert Sutcliffe officiat­
mother, Mrs. C. H. Burkholder, after • July orator will be heard numerously
Portland JournalDr. C. S. White, tions and is sawing about 30,000 feet ing. They have many friends in this
- Oregon
the Fourth.
jn the land. There will be miUions of state health officer, returned yesterday per day. The company has forty men vicinity, all of whom extend congratu­ Cottage Grove,
Phone
673
lations.
The Eugene military companies will i words, but perhaps not a new idea.
from Cottage Grove. He announced an at the mill and in the woods.
DRESS DP THE BOYS
$5SUITSFOR$2.98
HAMPTON & COMPANY
(
Lawson
& Lacey
Paints and
Wall Paper
FINGAL HINDS
SPANGENBERG&BRADFORD
Brick & Cement Work