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Mr». W. A. Hemenway gave a dinner
party at twelve o'clock Thursday at
her country home in honor o f Misa
Kunice VanL>enburg.
The idea of
spring was carried out, the house be
ing decorated with wild flower». The
invited guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Wheeler, Misa Ethel Moore, OTHER PEOPLE IN CITY BESIDES
Miss Eunice Van Denburg ami Mr.
REMONSTRATORS, HE SAYS.
Chas. Hall.
S p e c ia l th is W e e k
Per Pair
MAYOR DEFENDS HIS
ACTION
Mrs. Elbert Bede entertained three
tables at progressive 500 last Thursday
evening. J. S. Medley and Mrs. F. W.
Robbins won head honors. Ice cream,
wafers, cake and coffee were served.
Those present w ere: Mesdames and
Messrs. W. H. Abrams, F. W. Robbins.
C. J. Kem. H. A. Miller. F. L. Ing
ram, Mrs. H. O. Thompson, Mr. J. S.
Medley. The party was in compliment
to Mrs. Thompson, who leaves soon to
join her husband at Gearhart.
No Way to Recall License, Which
Was Passed Without Dissent
ing Vote.— No Excuses
to Offer.
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CHUR CH N E W S
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Presbyterian Church. Everybody is
wanted to hear Rev. A. S. Mason’ s
sermons next Sunday, May 6th. Morn
ing subject, “ The Help o f the Hills.*,
Evening subject, at M o'clock, ’ Retri
bution." These are strong sermons,
practical and helpful, plain every day
talks for every day people. The ser
vices will be made still more attractive
with s|M>cial music.
■ Church of Christ. Special prepara
tions ure being made for next laird's
Day. C. F. Swandor, state secretary
of the Oregon Christian Missionary
Convention, will preach taith morning
ami evening. He is a very able man
ami the community should hear him.
Sermons that arouse, inspire ami lift,
and music that will cheer, by the jun
ior and senior choruses, are in store
for all comers.
It is not generally
known that at the Church o f Christ
there Is a class o f young men ami
young women that for enthusiasm ami
work is worth your investigation. A
system of teaching ami marking is
used that keeps everylssiy on the a lert;
and the way questions, before they
are finished, are taken out o f the
mouth o f the teacher and answered,
would lie a revelation to the average
Bible Cls»s attendant. Any young man
or young woman above sixteen is eligi
ble to membership. Victor K. Hoven
is the teacher. A book in the Bible is
read each week and placed in outline
on the blackboard. Its teaching ami
relation to the preceding liooka are
clearly brought out. The Bible School
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at the Church o f Christ has installed
the "L ittle ’ s Cross ami Crown Sys
Wooda, nickel plated coffee pot.
tem " o f rewards for regular atten
3 1-quart cans strawl>erries, Simeral
dance. It is a aeries o f very lieautiful
Si Van Denburg, picture.
pina o f different kinds o f metals, cul
minating in an exquisite gold pin
3 1 quart cans raspberries, R. W.
which is given to the pupils for at
Veatch, pair White Plymouth Rock
tending a certain number o f laird's
chickens.
MAYOR REFUSES T 0
CALL
ADDITIONAL AWARDS FOR BEST
Days without break. Samples on exhi
3 1-quart cans loganberries, Swengel
SPECIAL MEETING.
bition at the church.—V. E. HOVEN.
Hardware Co., nickel plated tray.
VEGETABLES AND COOKING
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K in d
T h a t
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W e a r”
H ead
The Answer is
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In regard to calling a special meet
ing o f the council, 1 know that a re
monstrance had been circulated but 1
had not seen one. nor was 1 personally
Mrs. Hazel Bisby entertained tha interviewed by a remonstrator in re
Late Sunday-
Emanon Club at the home o f Mrs. gard to the license.
Pearl Atkinson Thursday afternoon. evening 1 was called on the phone by
The afternoon was pleasantly spent Mr. Mason. I believe, who asked if 1
with needlework, after which Mrs. Bis* was going to call a special meeting of
by took the Club to the Wave Confec the council for Monday night. 1 an
tionery, where dainty refreshments swered that 1 couldn’ t see any neces
were served. Those present were sity, as the circus was not due until
Mesdames Durham, Richmond, Umph- the 26th of May, there would be plenty
rey, Mackin, Cooper, Dean, Allison, o f time, and positively declined to call
a special meeting.
Groff, Cochran, Armes and Corey.
In regard to the remonstrance. The
The Sunday school o f the M. E. Leader gives the number o f signers as
Church gave a very pleasant box social 265. Everyone knows that in the case
in the Odd Fellows hall Friday even o f a petition or remonstrance a great
ing. A splendid musical and literary many sign simply to get rid o f the cir
culator. I have been told by a
program was rendered as follow s:
number that signet! was the case
Reading, Miss Burgess ; instrumental with them. In regard to the opinion
solo. Miss Myrtle Kem ; illustrated o f the attorney general, that there is a
song, by six little girls; Arbor Day state law prohibiting shows on Sunday.
With their usual regard for the truth
drill, ten girls and five boys; panto and fairness, they neglect to state that
mime, Genevieve Jury, Frank Wallace, the courts have held that the law is
Roy Whitsett, Robt. Jones and Lillian class legislation and consequently un-
Lewis. Lunch boxes were then sold consitutional.
I would respectfully remind the re-
and a delightful time enjoyed partak monstrators that there are other people Merchants of Cottage Grove Give
ing o f the dainties that had been care in Cottage Grove that the council repre
Liberally for New List of Prizes
fully prepared for the occasion. The sents. Personally I would prefer to
remainder o f the evening was spent in have the circus on a week day.
for Industrial Agricultural
In conclusion, I have no apology to
games and social repartee. A large make or excuse to offer and I stand by
Exhibit.
crowd was present and the sales from the action o f the council.
Respect
fully,
W. H. ABRAMS, Mayor.
the boxes netted a neat sum.
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The Missionary Society of the Metho house in her usual pleasing manner,
Second best plate tomatoes, pair
dist Church were pleasantly enter upon behalf o f the guests present, pre
tained at the home of Mrs. Widder- sented Mrs. Thompson with a Brown girl’s shoes, E. Helliwell.
Largest head o f kale, fountain pen,
ing birthday book. Those present
sheim Wednesday afternoon.
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were Mesdames and Messrs. H. A. D. J. Scholl.
Last Friday night was social night j Miller, Abrams, M. Veatch, Thompson,
Best peck potatoes, any variety, rug,
at Eastern Star chapter. A large Robbins, C. J. Kem, J. N. Water- Kinter Bros.
crowd was present. Initiatory degrees house, A. C. Kinter, Mr. F. L. Ingram.
Second best peck potatoes, any va
were given and the evening closed
riety, hat, Rees-Wallace Co.
At their cottage home on We*t Main
with a dainty luncheon served by Mrs.
The following awards will be given
Avenue
Tuesday evening, Mr. and Mrs.
H. A. Miller.
in
the canned fruit and pastry depart
Geo. Brown entertained about thirty-
The Rebekah lodge gave a delightful six o f their friends, the evening was ments :
Best collection canned fruit, II. Har
box social and entertainment in its ’ spent, with games and music. Re
hall Tuesday evening. The following freshments were served consisting of rington, 50c.
Second best collection canned fruit,
program was rendered in the fore part j sandwiches, pickles, cake and lemon
o f the evening:
ade, those in attendance w ere: Mr. H. B. Yancey, 25c.
Best collection preserves, B. Lurch,
Piano solo. Miss Alice Counts; vocal and Mrs. J. M. Comer, Mr. and Mrs.
solo, Miss Ursula Lockwood; reading, , David Scoll, Mr. and Mrs. Scholl, Mr. fruit dish.
Second best collection preserves,
Miss Fern H olcom b; reading, Luella and Mrs. Glenn Coffin, Dr. and Mrs.
Know I ton.
I Schleef and daughter, Mesdames L. M. Knowles & Graber, $1.00.
Best collection o f jellies. Harms &
At the close o f this the lunch boxes Tucker, Bunch, Crandall, Demorest,
were sold at 35 cents each and after Drake, Misses Burgess, Wohrer, Bur- Lockwood, hat.
Second best collection o f jellies, S.
every one who wished had purchased ! dick, Comer, Ross, Ruby and Fay
a basket packed with a tempting lunch, Demorest, Zena and Mabel Wheeler, E. McGavran, quart can Japalac.
all hands joined in and enjoyed a fine Mr. Cruson, Arthur Woodring, Perry
Best collection sweet pickles, Bon
supper. The remainder o f the evening Crandall, Claude Demorest, Erwin and Ton, 2 lb. box bonbons.
was spent in games and general good Russell Brown, Harold and Kenneth
Best pound Daisy Butter, Umphrey
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& Mackin, pair silk gloves.
Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Brown.
Second best pound Daisy butter,
Mrs. Oliver Veatch entertained a
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Kinter enter
few friends at her home Tuesday even tained a few friends at 500 last Thurs Cottage Grove Electric Co., 50e.
ing at an informal dinner party in hon day evening.
Best loaf hop yeast bread, W. C.
or o f the birthday anniversary o f Mr.
Johnson
Co., rose bowl.
Mrs. E. R. Spencer entertained a
Lloyd Stratton.
Best loaf salt rising bread, Kinter
few triends at her pretty bungalow
Mrs. J. N. Waterhouse assisted by home near the river last Friday after Bros., picture.
Mrs. A. C. Kinter entertained a num noon. The guests passed the time t Best collection all varieties, G. W.
ber o f friends at 500 Tuesday evening. pleasantly with needlework and dainty McFarland, three Buff Leghorn chick
Mrs. H. 0 . Thompson was awarded the refreshments
were served.
Those ens.
3 1-quart cans peaches, J. W. Veatch,
head prize for highest score and Mar present besides the hostess were
ion Veatch received the consolation. Mesdames Thompson. Eakin, Abrams, ' butter dish.
A fter a delicious supper Mrs. Water- Job, Veatch and VanBoskirk.
3 1-quart cans pears, Wynne &
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Late Shapes—Felt and Straw
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THE STORE
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THAT SATISFIES
REMONSTRANCE MAY
GET RESULTS
GRANGE ADDS PRIZES
FOR EXHIBITION
3 1-quart cans cherries, any variety,
Jensen & Walker, salad bowl.
3 1-quart cans wild blackberries, Ben
son’s Pharmacy, post card album.
3 1-quart apples, any variety, Ella
Thompson, 50c.
3 1-quart cans goose berries, H. C
Madsen, jewel box.
3 1-quart cans currants, J. B. Lewis,
water pitcher.
3 1-quart cans beans, Chas. T. W il
kinson, $1.00.
3 1-quart cans |ieas, C. C. Hazleton,
$1.00.
3 1-quart cans tomatoes. Ladies T og
gery, hand bag.
3 1-quart cans asparagus, Kerr A
Silsby, 1 cake plate.
3 1-quart cans corn, Oregon Woolen
Mills Store, suit case.
3 1-quart cans carrots, D. J. Scholl,
brooch pin.
3 1-quart cans cauliflower, The Fair
Store, fruit dish.
Best quart jar beet pickles. Marion
Veatch, $1.00.
Best quart jar cucumber pickles,
Mrs. MoKernan, 50c.
Best quart jar chow chow, Hemen-
way & Lockwood, 50c.
Best quart jar sauerkraut, Brund &
Co., syrup pitcher.
Pumpkin pie, Rees-Wallace Co.,
piece drawn work.
Vinegar pie, Powell & Cooper, 1 box
hose.
Cream pie, Frank Woodruff, nickel
plated towel rack.
Lemon pie, E. O. Haltsman, box
candy.
Apple pie, Ella Thompson, 60c.
Best plain cake, H. D. Lincoln,
$ 1 . 00 .
Best fancy cake, M. P. Garoutte, 50c.
Best fruit cake, C. J. Kem, 1 bottle
perfume.
Best potato cake, J. H. Hawley, 50c.
Best devil food cake, Armstrong &
Dean, $1.00 worth pictures.
Best layer cake, A. T. Beidler, 50c.
Best roll jelly cake, C. A. McFar
land, 50c.
Probably the moat interesting ser
Those in Charge of Affairs Deter vice held for many a year in the Mclh-
odist Church takes place next Sunday
mined to Fight to End; Will
morning at II. Twenty young people,
after having a preparatory training
course, arc to Is) received Into mem
Meeting Night.
bership. Sacrament o f the Ia>rd*a
Supper administerol at the close o f the
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exercises. Rev. W. F. Ganlner, father
Following is the first resolution o f the church, preaches at the People’s
Popular services at H. Special muaic
passed and signed by 265 citizens :
•'To the Honorable Mayor ami City
Council: We, the undersignmi citizens
of Cottage Grove, have learned that a
license has been granted by your hon
orable body for a circus in Cottage
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Grove on Sunday, May 26, 1912, ami
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feeling that a circus exhibition on Sun-
day would be disastrous to the good
name o f our city, and injurious to the
best interest of the community ; we do
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hereby respectfully and emphatically
protest against such action by our rep
resentatives in the City Council.
"W e further |>ctition your honorable
body to reconsider this action, and re
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call the license."
At the regular meetings o f the Com
mercial Club and Hoard o f Trade
at txith gatherings. Bible school st
strong resolutions paaaml.
Appomattox Post, G. A. K., paaaed 9:45 and Epworth leagu e devotional
the following resolution at its meeting meeting at 7, Charles Wilkinson, lead
er. At the last session the vestry was
April 2Tth :
"H aving learned that a license has full ami extra chairs were brought In.
been granted by the city council o f A hearty welcome to all.
Cottage Grove for a circus exhibition
Mcthodiat Church. The "States Ser
to be held on Sunday, the 26th day of
v ice '' Sunday evening was an unquali
May, 1912, said day being our Memor
fied success.
Four signs with the
ial Sunday, we, the members o f Ap
words Kansas, Wisconsin, Nebraska
pomattox Post, do endorse the citizens'
and Iowa marked the pews to t>c occu
remonstrance against such action ."
pied by those from these common
wealths. The numbers were as fol
Fix Up Your Cemetery Lots.
low s: Kansas 26, Wisconsin 23, Iowa
Kvcryon e wishes to keep his ceme 19, Nebraska 1H. Quite a number o f
tery lots fixed up, and usually the rea
son they are not kept parked up is be requests were made for another meet
cause of inability to get someone to do ing o f like nature. Many words o f
the work. I am looking for contracts commendation were spoken concerning
doing this work at 20c an hour.
the sjiecial music o f the day. At the
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CHAS. C. LEVKRNK.
Oddfellows gathering Messrs. Umph
rey, Richmond, Cochran ami Mackin
gave a quartette ami Clarence Moras
rendered a solo in the evening.
Talk to Council Regular
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N o tw ith s ta n d in g th e fa ct that sellin g in ou r L a d ie s ’ a n d M e n ’ s S u it D e p a rtm e n ts has b e e n e n o rm o u s sin ce th e present
Ladies’ Suits $ 1 1 .8 3
A n o t h e r sh ip m en t just re c e iv e d
Men’s New Spring Suits at $11.85
T h e greatest S u it S a le o f th e sea son — e clip s e s all p r e v F r o m th e B lu e S e r g e o n d o w n th ro u g h
ious sales in ou r suit section .
C on sists o f th e sea son ’s o f p o p u la r sh a d es a n d n o v e lty w e a v e s .
c h o ic e s t
also
w eaves
and
c o lo r s ,
B lu e
and
S erge.
F o r m e r ly so ld at $ 1 7 . 5 0 ,
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$ 2 0 . 0 0 and $ 2 2 . 5 0 .
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W h i t e h e re a suit fo r a n y o c c a s io n , w h e th e r fo r dress o r b u si
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ness w e a r .
S u its that fo rm e rly so ld at
$ 1 7 .5 0 and $ 2 0 .0 0 .
D u r in g this sale
w e h a v e r e d u c e d th ese to
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! Ladies’ and Men’s $22.50 Tailored Suits at $11.85
season o p e n e d , ou r stock is still c o m p le t e , as express sh ip m en ts k e e p ou r sto ck intact.
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Baptist Church.—Bible school at 10,
preaching at 11 by Dr. Ford o f Eu
gene, or a candidate for the pastorate.
Young People’s meeting at 7.
Latham.
Although the cro|>s take kindly to
these spring rains yet we shall all !>e
glad when the good weather comes.
Miss Della Boyd o f Eugene spent the
week's end with her parents.
Miss Grace Young o f the Eugene
Bible University visited Saturday and
Sunday at the home o f Miss Della
Boyd.
On Friday evening, Misa Ruby Keyes
gave a party at her home.
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twenty - seven young people o f the
neighborhood were present ami a very
enjoyable time was had hy all.
The Misses Sadie and Frances Cox of
Silk Creek visited Saturday at the
home o f Misa Ruby Keyes.
Stanley Trunnell went to Eugene last
Wednesday to see his uncle who Is
very ill.
Church services were held Irf the
school house last Sunday.
Miss Youny o f Eugene asng a beauti
ful solo which touched the hearts o f all
present.
A Sunday school ia soon to be organ
ized ami wc sincerely hope it will re
ceive the hearty support o f all.