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About Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904 | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1913)
The 4th of July Ira o f tlp> Q)mm Matters o f More than Passing Moment M it.m I" tH*M colum n* containing on th* la*I lin* ih.r«ol th* rk I |. *• •<,¥#r" #,ni ' J T h l» *nnoune*m #nl 1« ma l» in ra £# wi|h th* P °«,a' r**ul«llon».| Always Calls for a New Pair of Shoes We wish remind you at this time that we have just recently received the largest single ship ment of shoes that ever came to Cottage Grove, direct from the largest shoe manufacturers in in the world. t* > ('kfl»m*n r.-lurr.i«l lo flr, #p*ndlnK » t V K w " Doran» kn hprp i p Curri" h** U'* thank* of ^,1 f„r 11.« «'ft " f « b#*utlful „f »***’1 I"'"* Alton llaiupton w»« up tn>m Kugci.n Weilnoaday. A. II. Wood waa in Eugene yraterday on hualneaa. "Soelallam Will He Proparly K*. U«1 It. hut that'• all lamed" la the auhjert of the uddreaa II •** only my put urn and h* In lie delivered hy W. F. |(|ea #t U„. - me * dorrn In return. You Socialiat picnic ul W alker next Sunday. il at Ih. »lodi»« 24 North Mr. Idea la rerognixad a* one of the Q uality photo*.____________________ a Ideal ami moat entertaining of bo - Club Dance! rlallat orator*. There will be a haaket dinner at noon, the *|ieaking fallowing. Dr. O, 1 Demoreat wna in Kugene over Sunday. ( artlon Spencer waa up from Kugene over Sunday. I. uhrlraling oil* of all kind*. 4r WiMMit, A rm ory ’■ $1, Spectators 25c nmi "r K .«vdyiMn Tolerated Wynne American Lady and American Gentleman $4 to $5.50 Shoes are unsurpassed for style, fit and wear Security School Shoes for the Children have no equal Rees-Wallace Go. “Where You Do Better” II. K. Inlow, *u|ierintcmlenl of Cot- tage Drove arhoola laat year, haa been elcrU'd auperlntendent of the Korrat • ¡rove achiada. Mr Inlow waa princi pal of the l.inroln arhool the paat year. Why not buy one of thoae ire cream free a era from the Hwengrl Hardware Store ami make your own Ice cream. Mr* Deo Hrown waa taken to Port land yraterday for an o|>eration. C'.jmm<-roiul club m rrtlng ; gi(ht a hearty vote of thanaa ,rB »11 tl‘ »' who aaaUttxl to Ulu far mora' pirn ir n particular I y Chairm an ami I Arinatro"* of the r x w u liv c Mimara. Murk holder and «ks did auch yeomen work In 'furala imi tin- wi.man'a corn ■hirh aerurni the paalry and Mr*. I . P. Hennctt returned from Mrs F. C. Coffman is visiting at A l Portland Monday night. bany and Kugene. Myatery aorial at Miaa Silaby'a for < lias. DeWald left laat week for memlM-r* of the Presbyterian Church Day* Creek, where the family will Saturday afternoon at 2:30. Hrmg 10 Bfiemi the aummer. eenta. Great reiigioua masterpiece, "S a Mr. ami Mra. II. H. ilanaon of Dar- tan." at Arcade Theatre Sunday only. field, Waah., are in the city looking for Hen Droff returned Sunday from a location. Crook County where he went on busi The Marlon Veatrh family waa up ness connected with settling up an estate. Cbautau<|ua Ju ly it-7. You from Kugene ever Sunday. One mile of film» in "Priaoncr of i Hurd to mlaa II. Season John Vcateh waa employed at the It, on tale nl Henaon'a I'har- Zend*" at Arcade Saturday only. Ilk: Swengel Hardware Store during the and 26r. 0M and a third fare. absence of Hen Droff. Krncat Purvance ami family left Hay tools of all kinds. Hope for hay yeaterday for Dlaalon, where Mr. Pur- unloaders. Wynne & Woods. vaoce will be employed for the J. I. Mr. and Mra. James McCreadie and Dumber Co. daughter. Jania l.urch McCreadie, of to quickly move the extra CARS $20 CHEAPER r* unlnrwl hy the nrevioua r.t, the factory allow* ua ! t *|a*cial price of $675 for .f*r|nada juat received. Thla Ub la allowed ua for .'<0 day a the flneal line of ring* juat received In diamond*, ruble*, opal* ami all kind* of birth atonea, alao wedding ring*. Call ami aee them at H. C. Madsen’ «. j 12tf Dr. Demorest, Dentist. Office over Kerr & Silsby’ s Store. m9tf J. R. Ford was up from Eugene Monday arranging a contract as ar chitect with the combined school build ing committee. E. P. Smith arrived from Gresham Monday and is looking for a )0-acre ranch. Miss Maude Shields of Dorena spent Sunday in this city. Pure White Flour can’ t be beaten. W. Glen Cox of Deschutes returned Every sack is guaranteed to satisfy or to his home Wednesday o f last week money relunded. Sterling Feed Co. after a visit with his sister, Mrs. J. Deputy Sheriff Pitcher went to the R. Cooley. Bohemia District today after a man No other paper, weekly or daily, supposed to be the one wanted in Port reaches one quarter as many people in land in connection with a crime com the Cottage Grove country as does The mitted with two eleven-year-old girls. Sentinel. Jesse Darling and family leave today Ray Langdon o f Fort Stevens, who for their home in Milwaukee. was confined to the hospital several months, is able to be out. Tyrolcr Septette Kdelw Bias unter den Ausipcien des Deutscher Verein von Cottage Grove, Sonntag, July 6. j26-j3 Gov. West has appointed Warden P. Reel and W. F. Jewiti o f Gardiner, C. E. Ricker of Smith Kiver, Nels Ryell of Klkton, and J. N. Hodden of Scuttsburg commissioners for the Port of Umpqua. An illustrated sermon full o f ac'ion —“ Satan" at Arcade, Sunday, June 29, only. San Francisco arrived Monday for a visit with Mra. McCreadie’a parenta, Mr. ami Mm. Ben Lurch. The Kdelweiaa Sextette, genuine .miv Act quick! German dancers and yodlcra, at Arrade Miss Helen Price visited at Drain | Harry Hart waa in Portland the ft rut Sunday. July 6. 35c ami 50c. j2ft-jly3 during the paat week. o f the week on tiuaincaa. * t WOMWON. I’m*. Some folks never learn that to accuse One o f those wickless automatic blue Mr. and Mra. C. Kcirson of Kugene someone else of a crime, even were flame oil stoves sold by the Swengel | Hitching Proposition Precipitates I torch K ru cg « r of H utte, v mi led with Mr. ami Mra D. P. Hur- the accusation true, is no defense what Warm Discussion at Satur Hardware Store will keep the w ife in j ever of their own wrong doing. kiting her parenta. Mr. and ton thla week. good humor, get your meals on time at day Grange Meeting. -ttrch Cottage Grove only raises pretty A rare treat *ec the original na a fuel cost of only lc per meal. No It lue S to re " la the new tional Derma" dance at Arrade Sunday girls, if the pictures in Armstrong's smoke, no smell, no dirt, no wood, no That farmers would find it necessary 3Nng on the wtndowa at evening. July ft. under auapicea of display raaes are any criterion. They to go elsewhere to do their trading un ashes. Try one. lleutarner Verein. j2»-j>3 are the cause of much comment on the H c*. Mrs. S. E. Cochran and granddaugh less Cottage Grove provides hitching Mra. D. M. C. Dault left Saturday part of visitors in the city. Studios tool* are attractin g the ter, Miss Mildred, visited at Eugene racks, was the sentiment expressed at at 24 North Sixth, the home of quality The t* the Swengel H ardw are to apeml the aummer with her aonJohn during the past . week. Miss Mildred the grange meeting Saturday. photos. ta» daja. I h a w ise nnea are iq Portland. returned Monday and Mrs. Cochran hitching proposition was one o f the Miaa Fern K. Dreiabach of Finley, most important subjects of the meet ; (or k j . i weather. A ten-pound non waa born Friday to will return tomorrow. Ohio, stopped ott here this morning to ing. •rada of Salem I* v isitin g at Mr. ami Mr* Wm. Poacher. Even our competitors advertise Sher- visit her sister, Mrs. R. M. Broad- N. H. Martin, chairman o f the street iaf hla parenti. H r. ami Mr* Di.n'l arrub don't mop your lino win Williams paint preadueta. We are books, while on her way to Los An- committee, has had the hitching rack leum it spoil* it. t’ ae "Perfection” gelea to make her home with another their exclusive agents. Cottage Grove proposition in hand for several weeks l.molcum Dre**lng—wipe it with cloth Manufacturing Co. aiater. and expects a solution of the problem or clean mop. ■ • 'F o r sale by Modern F. E. Dunton o f MoUala spent Sun at the next meeting o f the city council Machine oils in any quantity at Pharmacy. j26-sc|>fipd day with her brother, Supt. J. E. Dun- Road laws, both as to automobiles Swengel'a Hardware. WK« i » wh«|? Th«!*» «hai tun. He was on his way home from and teams, were discussed at length Worth llaivey waa in Kugene Friday Mi.at 4„ Ihry nil «ijr? L. S. Hill was in Kugene Tuesday on Lakeview, having made the trip by and the cannery proposition received on buaineaa. business. W T *t*U , E tcmc . U LOm irh motor cycle via Sacjramento. He,had further consideration. It'a amualng to note the profuacneaa '•act one mir The W. C. T. U. meets tomorrow covered about 901) miles when he of explanation of a paper that gel* c*rr*rxrw*tcwr nace afternoon at 3 o ’clock with Mrs. C. W. reached here. Burkholder Horse Meets Accident. 9Wt.r*iia lln r r rt llur nr ! caught swiping Its editorials. Caldwell. The old black horse which has done You can not afford to miss hearing White City Hand ami Thavin Drand Good teeth are all important in mak faithful duty on the Burkholder-Woods Benjamin Chapin, who impersonates Jar Porter went to Eugene thi* l)|iera company Saturday, July ft, are *° attend a church conven- t-vo of aeveral artistic productions at ing a respectable appearance. Keep Abraham Lincoln, at the Eugene Chau Co. delivery wagon for many years, them cleaned and repaired. See Dr. tauqua July 7. may have to be killed. Several nights the Kugene Chautauqua. ago he fell through a hole in the floor In g ra m . A. E. Whitbeck has let the contract ®r•*wed.on Hole* wear twice a* The J. I. Jonea family moved to Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Ostrander of to J. B. Phelps for h handsome bunga of the barn and in trying to extricate tew e* Dr. Goff Diaaton yeaterday. himself severely injured his head in Devils Lake. N. D.. and Mr. Ostran low. bumping it against the wall. (•surge Willard left this week for der's sister, Mrs. Homer Town of Hill- ■ Hriaoner .f /e m la " at Arci.de Mrs. Dora Weathurson returned to The horse had a narrow escape from yard. Wash., visited the Wm. and . July 2x nnly. Me ami 26c. Port land. Florence last week after a visit at the No other paper, weekly or daily, James Ostrander families during the Geo. (). Knowles home. Miss Elnor being burned in the Commercial Stables •"If genuine Alpine aingeru and fire several months ago, the rig to reaches one-quarter as many people m past week. accompanied her for a visit. iT"0" touring the United State* which he was attached being afire when the lCottage Drove country a* docs The Herman Venskc and family left Mon r*ai* Theater Sunday evening. Go to Wynne & Woods for repairs for be backed out of the barn. day for their new home in Idaho. A ander auapicea o f Deutarher Sentinel. Champion farm machinery. C. H. Burkholder was in Portland the Tney are making the trip by auto. Attend W. R. C, Convention. j!»-jy 3 0 . M. Kern returned Friday from an C. R. Lawrence was in from Com flrat of the week on buaineaa. Mesdames E. Fahrenwald and Mary extended visit in the East Miaa Opal Hart haa been hire from stock Friday. Dickey were delegates last w*ek to the The J. K. Gidding home on South Georgia Jubilee Singers, Stcckelberg Corvallis during the past week viaiMng annual department convention of the Eighth has been completely rcm«xtelled the violinist. Harrell the magician. W. R. C., which was held at Newberg. former school mates. and repaired. A 240 font double porch They report having received a very Dr. John H. Andrews snd Francis J. has been added, making the houst?. one > Sherwln A William* «•'l.urlc stain hospitable reception. Delegates were Gahle, lecturers, are among the at of the best looking in the city. <»ne gallon in 6'* at the Swengel Hard *N0 R E P A IR W O R K met with automobiles and the city was tractions at Eugene Chautauqua July Conkey’s Fly Knocker, best on the decorated with bunting, flags and pic ware Store. •* t e d O N W E S T S I D E 2-7. A L. Del-svergne haa returns.! from market, for sale at Sterling Feed l/O .’s L. B. Woodruff returned last Thurs Store. attending a convention of »he Church day from attending the G. A. R. en- ■'t s. Nolcc of Seattle, grand o f God at I.oa Angeles. Robert Earl. Jr., arrived Friday cainpment at Newberg. The badges °J the (i«n d Domain o f W«»h- T w i.» were born last Thursday to presented the veterans bore a picture from Portland, where he had been at ■ P.. and colonel o f the Mr and Mra. Wilbur Gilhap.s. of New berg’a new high school and tending high school. He will remain ,ank- viaitcl Juventua Lodge We -re agents fur the Sherwm- proved an excellent piece o f advertis here this summer, and play with the "i the intercala o f the Inaur- local ball team. W.Ilian,a line of pamta. vsrniahc* and ing. r-'tment of the order. He ex- stains and es.ry a MM .lock. ( otlagt On account o f wet grounds the b *11 Expert dressmaking done promptly. - P#»t aurpriae at the great im- game between Croawell and Cottaife Drove Manufacturing Co- Mrs. Pet Sanford. m23tf ** l *",t have taken place In Mr. ami Mrs. Henry Undue* v.mtocl j . F. Woodard is up from Portland Grove did not take place. The Crea- ainee hia former vlalt ten well team put in an appearance, how*- •go. in Portland this week. on buainesa for the summer. ever. Chaa. Matthews spent Sunday in Mra Ernest Purvance ami aon visited *• Webber left t.wlwy for C alg a ry The best place on earth to get fine Ht Rosrburg during the past week. Portland. ^ Munition na engineer, photos la at Monroe'» at the bridge. f6 t Free shine with every pair of half 50-lb. nark fine dairy salt for 50c at v ermt |a in Cortland on Robert Wood returned last week aides. Dr. Goff. _ Sterling’*. from attending Oregon Agricultural ..............Parker vWUd ht* brother j s. Milne was in Eugene last School. Hurry In the Bohemia district during Thursdsy on businesa. C. W. Wallace waa in Eugene Mon the past week. j j Craig w*» in EuKene *’ rid*y- day on business. Mr* J B. Simetal visited » • ('has S. Cochran of Eugene has ac W. C. Barr minted hia bent her. Dr. cepted a two months’ engagement with m . ...........» « " » " • • • kNQIUKK o r Barr, at Eugene a eottplo (toy» at the DrtscoH’a band at Spokane as solo cor- V o . on. o n " « * ; ! £ ” ‘3 ” past week. ol?,T H A U T O CO. teeth but they are unhealthy. netiat. E WOODSON. Prop. ingrain. MITH AUTO CO. TO GO ELSEWHERE UNLESS RACKS ARE PROVIDED YI W H A T ? EBAKER kttral Blacksmith i tures o f the presidents. A feature of the elaborate program was a parade of 75 baby buggies decorated with flowers. The usual exercise of presenting a flag to the high school was carried out by the W. R. C. Com. McReynolds, “ D oc” Adams and L. B. Woodruff were delegates from the G. A. R. If you saw it first—you saw it in The Sentinel. Cottage Grove Chapter No. 4, 0. E. S. R egular m eetin gs secon d and fourth Fridays o f the m onth at M a son ic H all, P a cific H ig h w a y : N e x t m eeting Jun e 27. WANT ADS Advertisements in this department v !! 6c a line. Figure 6 words to line. FOR SALK OR TRADE FOR S A L E .-G O O D WORK HORSE. See R. W. Bauman. FOR SA LE .—HOUSEHOLD FUR- niture, including stoves, incubator, bicycle and choice poultry. White Minorcas, March and April chicks at bargain prices. Mrs. Jas. P. Gra ham, East Main Avenue. 20 LOTS lN,PUEBLO^ COLO., VAL ued at 1300 each, will trade one or all o f same for Cottage Grove or Lane County real estate. S. F. Jackson. Ma>29tf FOR SALE OR R E N T .-L O T 6, LAN- dess acreage, containing 1} acres, price $1,600. Inquire of S. W. Riggs, Cottage Grove, or G. W. Hubbard, Falls City, Ore. May22tf FOR RENT FOR RENT.—FURNISHED HOUSE- keeping rooms. Cor. Seventh and Adams. Mrs. E. A. Cottle. m8tf LOST AND FOUND. IF FINDER OF PURSE CONTAIN- ing gold bullion, keys and money will return bullion and keys to this office they may keep money. No ques tions will be asked. j26 L o s t - w e e k a g o s u n d a y b e - tween Cottage Grove and Divide, lady's black mercerized um brella; smoked handle. Finder please leave at this office. j26p<l HELP W ANTED GIRL WANTED AT T H E CALA- pooya Hotel at London at once, to do general house work. Phone 11F4 Sherwin-Williams House Paints FORj A LL PURPOSES x They are without a peer, j * W e do not sell stoves or hay rakes, but we do sell Doors, Windows, Shingles, Building :; Paper, Beaver Board, Lime, Cement Etc. :: Ask for a “Home Decorator” TOS TO HIRE :: Cottage Grove Manfg. Co. I