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A farewell reception win given
i'rldny evening at the Mtisoiiic linll,
.id honor of Mr. Roy Vcmc and
Mls Orncc llcmenway, two of
Cottage .Grove's most popular
young people who departed Sunday
"nfglit 011 overland for Seattle,
where tlioy will make their future
home. There were about one linn
dred guests present,. tluiH . showing
the high etitecm In which they were
licld in social circles. At y o'clock
the grand march was played by Mr,
Ii. J. Lea and Miss Neva Perkins
which wan participated in by the
entire parly and led by Mr. Hem
cuvyay and' Mitts Ruby Thomas.
The evening was spent in the usual
jovial manner until midnight, when
ice cream and cake were served af
" t'erWIilch the party adjourned and
the. guests after bidding tlicirfriciuls
7 Jfarqwcll departed for their various
p. homes. Mr. and Miss Hcmcuway
""liavc lieeii residents of our little
city for the past 12 years and there
arc few young people whocau count
more friends than they, and while
It Is regretted very much that they
arc to say farewell, they have the
foist wishes of nil, in their
new home.
Mto iikokkn.
K. J. J?nvls, an employee of the
Uooth-Kclly Co., at Mill No. 1,
above Saginaw, had both Ixnies r.f
his left leg broken between the ankle
'.'and knee, Saturday forenoon. lie
was standing riloilg side the half
lf jncli cable being Ufcdou the donkey
engine drawing logs when it sud
denly parted and the end struck
his leg with the above result. lie
was ' placed on a stretcher and
carrjed to Saginaw by fellow work
men just in time to catch the train.
' Dr. Wall waS sent for and made
the man, as comfortable as possible
but he 'could do very little as the
ns the train arrived' in about two
minutes "after the ariival at Saginaw
wlicif bf va 'taken to litigcnc and
conveyed tothediosnital. Dr. Wall
ncco in paired Jiini,.; '.
AN UtlUOATINO I10AT.-J'W "
' Mr. W. II. AJiryns, of this city.'
has.lijvjeiite a nove.1 device, forum
' gating his garden? He lias coil
Btructcd a large boat on the bow of
which a, watcrwheel and. placed
it In the river just below the falls,
Anear.. his residence.. This -water
.hfcl run a force ;ump which he
aiv-jin Hie boat njid n hoc leading
from the pump to the garden does
the. rest. This in-one way. of con-fiMing-buMuc$Hwith
pleasure. Dur
ing tlie warm summer mouths Mr.
Abrams can enjoy a boat ride
and at the same- time be irrigating
his lawn and garden.
1,5rJc,t)rg( Sears of Wnlker,
one cf Lane county's most popular
citizens was jtrlckc'n with paralysis
last Saturday. It is thouglit that
it is only a slight stroke and Dr.
Scatbrough, of Creswell, the attending-
physician, says that he
thinksdie will be able to get around
again in six months time if another
stroke'docs not follow. Mr. Scars
is well known throughout the state
and the new of misfortune will' be
a shock-to all who know him.
RUNAWAY.
Mr. Alex Coolcy had quite an
exciting runaway while mowing
hay Monday. When the horses
became frightened and starten to
run, Mr. Cooley, in order to keep
from being thrown in front, of the
sickle, fell off the mower behind.
Considerable damage was done to
the machine, and the team was in
jured quite badly. s
MUCH IMPROVUD.
Mr. J. W. Gowdy returned homo
Monday afternoon from Portland
bringing with him his stepson
Master Guy Van Riper, who was
taken loathe hospital at that place
some time ago, Guy is much im
proved and it is thought that he
will now;, recover all right. .
SUIT COMMKNCliD.
, Jennings Bros. & Bruncatt have
commenced suit against G, G.
Warnes et al for $5iOOo damages in
the Douglas .county circuit court,
for huving eiijolueil, the plaintiffs
herein from operating their mine
pending the former trial.
SUMMATIONAL.
. A Miss Urookharl of Drain, ar
lived bore the first of the week to
accept a position in the dining room
at the Sherwood Hotel, and shortly
after her arrival Marshal Nunii rc
celved a telegram from her father
to arrest her and bring her home
as she was running awoy. In ac
cor.iauce with his request the mar
shal took the girl back to Drain
Sunday night and delivered her to
her mother, who it seems desired
the girl to come to Cottage Grove
and In some way Mr. Urookhart
Husplcloued that the marshal was
going to bring tbc girl back again
and Mr. Nttuii says he had to do
some pretty good talking, and
finally take a revolver away from
him to keep him from shooting. Mr
Minn returned Home on tlie 1.20
train Monday, and is still able to
attend to his duties.
SINUOUS ACCIDUNT.
J'.dwiu VcHtcl, aged 10 years
while riding with his father on a
load of hay last Friday near Walker
Young's place across the river from
Kugeiie, fell off the load on a pitch
fork, which he had been holding,
the three tines piercing the boy's
body clear through, two holes being
made in the intestines, the tines
coming on; at his back, one of them
barely missing his right kidney
The father of the boy removed the
pitchfork and he was taken to liti
gene, arriving at the hospital about
5 o'clock. Drs. Cheshire and Kuy
kuudall, assisted by Dr. Prentice,
sewed up the holes in the intestines
and the boy is resting easily today
but his condition is serious.
Guard.
ciiildrkn'sday,
Lliildreu s day exercises were
held at the C. P. Church Sunday at
1 1 o'clock. A vefy' interesting
program ot songs nnu recitations
had been 'prepared and were very
creditably, rendered. The program
was, very lengthy and it would be
impossible to make personal men
tion of'in'ch number, but the panto
luinctby Nellie ,Ncwlaud$nnd;Anna
worthy of mention.
MICMORIAI. SliKVICUS.
The Foresters of America held
memorial services nt the Christian
Church Sunday. Cqurt Bohemia
met at the hull at 10:30a. m. and
clothed themselves i.; regalia and
marched to the church where the
memorial sermon was preached by
Rev. V. 15. IJillingtoii. There were
21 of the members in attendance
upon the services which was n
pretty good showing.
arm nuoKuy.
,Ruby Sherwood, the 6 year old
f 0:1 of Mr. and Mrs. 'Geo. Sher
wood, fell from.the topof n box car
standing on the switch at the depot
Sunday, breaking his arm between
the arm and elbow. lie was taken
to Dr. Job's office where the frac
ture was reduced. He is a gritty
little fellow.
I'INK STRAWIIIJKRIHS.
James Shortridge brought a box
of very fine strawberries to this
office Saturday. They were raised
by Mr. Alfred 'Doolittle on the
summit of the Calapooia mountains.
They are a fine flavor and the lar
gest ones that have come in this
season.
TH1 KNCAMI'MKNT.
The encampment of the 4th
Regiment at. Bangs park near Eu
gene, closed Tuesday evening and
the companies came to Eugene to
participate in the sham battle on
Skinner butte on July 3. ihe en
campment was a success in every
respect.
TO ItASTKRN ORKOON.
Mr. Robert Mosby and family
left Monday morning for Eastern
Oregon, where they go to make,
their future home. Mr. Geo.
Small; of Silver Lake, who has
been here a lew days returned with
them.
NUW DARN.
J. M. Durham, the city dray
man, is building it,, large new barn,
for the accommodation of his sev
eral teams,
All AloM YOU.;
Trunk Whipplu IhiIomm from Ilolictnln,
II. C. VcutclilH on tlio nick lint thin
week
Mr. Itond In down from ISoliemln tlif h
WCI.'k,
Hurt Wood wiih up from Kugctia Hun
diiy. Mind Steele, of,Htiglnaw, was lri(town
Moniluy.
Key. VnyhylM enmo up from Kitftfiie
Hatiiidiiy.
II. H. Itlnnt, of Gold Hill, wait litre
till VH'OK.
Tom Mcilluy in down from tlio mintH
IlltS Wl'CK.
Mm. John IIoIIiiikI
HiiKoiioBiuiiliiy.
returned home
'J'hoiniiH Hinltli
was down from the
Million lliln wcuk.
Mrn, Downing Is clerking In tlio poel
oniuu (his week.
Mr, 0. M. Hcndurci, of Hndion, wan
In (own Hntmiliiy.
Win. Ciirey le't 011 Motnluy's early
trnlii for I'ortlnriil.
.1. S. M 01 Hoy mill wife returned from
Itoddmrf; Sutiuday.
Mien IturllmTnlt, of Wnlker, was In
tlm(irovoKutiiriliiy.
Henry M. W'ngticr caiiio down from
the minus) Monday.
Miner Allen exiiucls to leavo (or KaBt-
ern Ori'uoii Momlny .
Attorney Knox went to Ktiuenc
WeiliH'wIny nioriiiiiK.
JiimcH Hciim Ik down from tlio rn!nen
to t ptiiiil the Fourth.
Mimi Orn Heail. of l'leamut Hill. Is in
town viflitliiK friendx,
J, I!. Tlioinpsort. of Ilolbrook, Mites.,
wim in HiIm city tliln week.
A. I'. Oil ti roll i 1 1 nime down from Ro-
liemia on Monilay'u ntiige.
John nnil Theclore Martin, of Cro-
well, wuro In town Tnewlny.
Clmrlev Vilas was in town from Mill
No. 1, to Hpeml the Fourth.
Minx Hnttlo Ueldhaw went to Kuucne
Tiiiwluy to niemi tliu Fourth.
Mr. Frank Illiiir. tho popular travel-
in); iiiim, was in town Baturday.
I). T. Aubrey and wife left this week
for a months outing ntgeamdu. '
'Mr. and Mm. J. I. Jones went to Ku-
genu Tiiaftday to apend tliu Fourth.
Editor II. J. Richie, of the Drain
Watchman was in town Saturday. .
C. II. Friendly, tho hide buyer of 1'ortV
land, wiih in the (.novo tliln week.
Mr. and Mrs. CMiihh went to llrowns-
villu Saturday to upend the Fourth.
Mrn. Wm. GeorL'O of tho Warehouse.
cpu()1u on Moncluy'H liolieinlu utaiw.
' 1 r?, . 1... .v 1..
iUIHH lillllll iuwi.j, 111 itiiiiiy. wrt., o
hero visiting her bister MrH. Warner,
Mrc .Moms of Creewell. brought some
vory?Jliiouliernei totiitH omco fcnttmiay.
W.iV.- IleinenwiLV. of .this cltr jit,-
tended camp meeting at Turner bunilay.
Wm. Parsons, of Creswell wan an ar
rival on Monday's utHgu from lloliemia.
MIhh t).ir:i Witch returned Friilnv
from a visit with her giaterat Creswelfj
Mrs. Maudo Wheeler, of Saginaw, Wiii
11 town Monday returning on the noon
train.
John Ilavlind rnnio down from tliu
Helena mine Sunday and left for Uranis
Fuss.
Mra. Kowland has relurncd from a
few week stay utSodaville- while .there
she had hur hOiuehuld efTecta'shiiiped to
tins city.
Mr. and Mm. '. Ciirrin returned from
a weekN outing at Wild wood tho , first of
tho uccK.
,S. O. Lockwood and family nf I.orano
ml Mrs. Miuiijran, of Portland were in'
town Alonuay.
The men from tho Itiioth-Kellv mills'
at Saniuaw caiiiu down Tuesday evening
111 nfJUliu lilt; ruurtii.
Mr. Hoche. of KiiKcne, wan In the
Grnvo Tuesday visiting his littUMlnugh-
terc, wliu livo witn their grandmother,'
Mrs. Lollninn.
Miss Unhy Thomas camo up from E11-
gene Kriday alternoon to attenil tho
farewell reception tendered Itoy and
Graco Ilemcmvay.
Mr. 0. E. Miller, of Euceiic. who has
rented tho Hcmcuway blacksmith shop,
moved Ida family here this week.
Miss Slna Orrell. who reeolved second
highest voto for Goddess of Liberty, will
represent the. State of O egon In tho
Fourth of July parade. Guard.
Miss Eva Smith, of Salem arrived
hero Sunday and is tho truest of hor
aunt, Mrs. Pet Sanford, Eva has many
rlemls hero who aro glad to see nor.
Isaac Taylor, o'f this place, has been
elected a delegate to tlio National En
campnientof tho G. A.K. to bo held at
Cleveland, Ohio, in Soptembcr.
K. S. HolQrinftn who has been work
ing in tho mines near Jacksonville, this
Btutc, for tlio past livo months, returned
hoinuTueidav morning to spend a week
witli his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Hughs, who have been
visiting (rionds hero, left for Myrtle
Creek Monday afternoon wlioro they
will visit Mra. Hughs' unelo before ro
turning homo to Salem.
Horaco Harms and Jnlinio Veatcli
wont to Uoieburg tho Fourth to enter in
tho sports at that place. Hoseburg will
have to do hotter than alio did last year
or tho boya will win 1st placo in every
event .
W. F. Honienway and family took
their departuro Monday morning for
thoir now homo, at Seattle, Wash. Tholr
nmnyfrionda hero regret yory much to
bco thorn lonyo and wish thorn worlds of
Bticcesaiii tholr new homp.
Mr. 0. F. Cathcart and wifo arrived
horo Friday from Mill City, Movada, for
a ,fov days visit with relatives and
friends. Frank eaya ho can notice
many marked Improvements, in ourllttlo
city sluco Ito was here lust.
Are You
In Mcunlnu to Iliiy
All we ask of you is to compare
ut the price and convince yourself.
Lit Brier.
Toilet articles, IScimori Drug Co.
Look at Eakiu fc Ilristnws shoes.
Fireworks, Fireworks, Fireworks.
J. P, Ciirrin.
Perfumos, the best to be had, Bounon
Drug Co.
Ladies crash skirts from SOcts to2.00.
at Lurch's.
Itead real estate bargains of Jerome
Knox fc Co.
Geo. Griffith for tiricos on clcanim;
and dyeing.
Lnrgect lino of fireworks in town at
J. P. Ourrin's.
Anew invoice of plated ware, clocks.
etc., at Madeeu's.
Cedar posts for sale any amount. In
quire at this otlice.
Cull and see the fine Hue of candict at
The Cash Grocery Qo.
They aro tho cheapest and boat
Kakin & Uristows shoes.
Look at those ladles watches just re
ceived, 'at II. C. Madsen's.
Mens' and wniuens' shoes at 50c ner
pair at Kakin & Uristows.
Fresh candios every day, made from
pure sugar at the Tailor shop.
Hnv vonr fruit l.ira nt Iho Cieh Gro
cery Co. They handle the beet.
Thoo new gents double chains at II.
Mailsen'H are ucautieB. Scetliem.
.Finu rosi(lciics. rlioicelotsj business
uiqcica iprsaie Jerome Knox uo.
Our prices' suit tho timcjon flrc;wor,k8
J. P. Ciirrin,
Tho Cash Grocery Co. keep tho most
complete lino ol groceries in tho city,
Save money In buying goods ofN.E.
i-.laea ivson. iiicir prices win trado.
See our window display of fireworks
J. T. Ciirrin.
If you want anvthlmr in the line of
pruningshearscallonGrimn. Veatch Co,
Valuable mining property in Ito
hernia for sale. Jerome Knox nnd (Jo,
Only the bent drugs in the market at
Pennon Drug Co. Bring your proscrip
tions.
Everybody pleased wflh thoir trimmed
hiiU at JN. L. r.ltea & bou, ami money
saved.
Get your prescription filled at Benson
Drug Co, riiro drugs, ot superior
(JllUllt y;
Stationery, tho host in tho market, to
Do 10111111 111 uottage drove, at uenson
Drug Co. j ;
I will from now sell anything in the
millinery goods at cost price.
Mns. Gko. Uoiilmak. .
Stati ncrv. liens, pen lioldem, and
pencils of every description at Benson
Drug Uo,
Bates tho Photographer,
A largo assortment of tho great fav
orites, rostuin, Caramel and l-ig rrune
Cereals, at Cummings.
A rn vnn a farmer? Jerome Knox &. Co
will sell voua farm or several farms to
suit your convenience.
Tho drug stock of Benson Drug Co. Is
choice, complete, and absolutely the
best in tho market. Try us.
Try n Sunday dinner at tlio Impkiiiaj.
Uotki.. Served from 12 m.to 1:30 p
m. and up to dato in all respects.
Latcs millinery every week low prices
astonish all. Experienced trimmer.
N. E. El8ka : Sox.
Just received this week a choico va
riety of hidlea and Misses fino shoes.
Calf and seo them at Cunimiiig'8 store.
Bowaro of air dried or half dry floor
ing, coiling and rustic. Tho Booth
Kellv Lumber Co., aro making special
prices on kiln-dried lumbor.
Suits! Suits! I Tailor mado suits!!!
Up to dato in overv respect, from $15 up.
Call and seo samples.
UKO. JJOHLMAN.
Go to Goo. Bohlman's tailor shop
Main Street and seo his full lines of
samples and goods. He can pleaRO you
in any siyio or uno you uiuy uuairu.
Wn linvo on hand a lareo stock of
kiln-dried flooring, celling and rustic in
grades 1 2 and 3. Let us mnko you
special prices. r
"Whv not snend tlio vacation at Ya-
q'nina Bay, wliero can bo had excellent
tare, gooit llsiung, goon uaiuiug, miuriiig
rides and rambles. Tho courses and ox-,
eroiseaattliOBiiimnor school, of 1001, at
Newport, will afford great variety of
Instructions, diversion and ontfrtnin
ment. No other resort offers equal at-,
tinctiona lid advnntnges,
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i'our Good where a Dollar
We Make No
Our Prices and the Quality of Our
V. S. ClIKISMAN.
The Fashion Stables
Glri'isinan & Bags, Proprietors.
zm.
'Ffrst-CIass Turnouts, Double or Single . t
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
Geo. Ciimming,
Dealer in general merchandise hasnow a well selected stock of choice
familygroceries which he is selling at lowest living prices. He is also
offering special values in gents furnishing goods, men and boys shirts,,
underwear, gloves, etc., all at greatly REDUCED PRICES. Bargains irr
Ladies, Misses and Childrens Shoes.
In addition to regular stock he is now offering the balance of the'
Schuller stock of shoes at less than cost.
Everybody cordially invited to call and get prices:
George Cumming.
OLD GLORY.
Trofessor Briggs who is now
teaching the summer school at Sagi
naw, received last Sunday a splen
did i'6-foot "flag of our country,"
the newly acquired property of trie
school at that place.. The flag was
secured through contributions by
pupils and teachers
IMPROVEMENTS.
The C. P. Church have been
making some marked improvements
about the parsonage property,, this
week, An addition, which will be
used as a study is being built to
the house and the property is being
enclosed by a fence.
PHOTO GALLERIES.
Cottage Grove has four photo
graph galleries at present. W. F.
Shauafelt, of Portland, has opened
up a gallery in the Meinzer build"
ing on River street; C. E. Bates, of
Lebanon, is here with his tent and
also Smith, Lewis &Co., of Salem.
SIDEWALKS RKPAIUED.
Marshal Nunii made some
marked repairs on the sidewalks at
different places in town this week.
Still more are needed.
FOR GODDESS,
Miss Robie Baker was elected
Goddess of Liberty in the voting
contest here. The selection was a
good one.
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W. H. ROBINSON
Practicing Physician.
Office and residence on River street
near Wall, Cottage Grove, Ore.
BOJIX.
TAIT To the wifo of Wm. Tait, at To
ledo.Ore., June 22, a son.
MARRIED.
TAYLOR-TOZIKU. The marriage of
Miss Edytho Tozier to Mr. Allen
Taylor, both of Creswell, was cele
brated .Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock
nt the residence of the oinciatlni;
clergyman, Dr. T. B. Ford. Tho
eouplo will reside In Ktigene.
Geo. Lea, of Cottage Grove, who con
tracted and recently completed tho grad
ing and macademizlng of the main streets
of that enterprising little city, spent
Friday in Rosebnrg examining the plans
and specifications for our contemplated
street work with a view of putting in a
bid. Plaindealer.
Miss Carrie Tracy cuno over from
Cottage Grovo the last of tho week, and
spent a few days at her homo here and
attended part of tlio commencement pro-
gnam Ernest Rhodes, whlloj
working Monday, struck his foot with n.
sledgo hammer, leaving a long cash on
topof tho foot. Ho has been about on
erutches and we hope may soon bo abler
to return to his work. Watchman.
Tho Nugget takes pleasure in announce
ing tho success of tho Drain Normal
tho past year. Tha now cataloguo la
ready for distribution and ought to bo
read by pvery young porson desiring to'
take n normal course Tho demands
mado upon tho school tho past year, for
teachers, has led tho management to
provide for toachers review clasim at ther
opening of tho fall term Tho regnlar
work will proceed according" to tha
course of fitudy, The efflcfonuy of tho
training department has been increased
by additional teaching force and better
equipments. Catalogues can be had by
addre8Bingthe president Drain,
You will always find fresh frnfta and
vegetables at Tlio Cash Grocery C