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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1905)
Come and Drink STAR ITEMS Sid Vaughn Tuesday. 20TH C E N T U R Y S A N I T A R Y SO DA SODA to Dorena Frank Kelley passed through this burg Tuesday. Miss Comsr passed through this vicinity Tuesday. FOUNTAIN The Fountain Selected for Exclusive use at the World's Fair St. L oi ^ h . because ^f its Mrs. DeSpain passed tins burg Morday. SOLUTE PROTECTION TO HEALTH George Lyang passed through the Star Thursday. Syrups in Sterilized Giass Containers on Ice in Plain Sight. No Corrosion. No Germs. Delicious. Healthful. E SANE: :B E Mrs. John Wicks Grove Saturday S A N IT A R Y P H A R M A C Y LEADERS e good raius sandwiched be- n pleasant and warm days, are giug the crops along very rap- good many people are missing north bound train which passes at it :55 a. m. The time was ged this week. he grading of 4th street is pro ving nicely. This will make a driveway to connect with the don Springs road across the 1 he foundation lor the new block Iain street is all ready for the jng c f the brick as soon as they urned and delivered on the iind. everend L. Green, who has -ge- of the missionary work of Presbyterian Church in this of the couutry has located in tage Grove. large coyote was killed ou tis Veatch’s ranch Friday moru- Mr. Veatcb states the animal taken about half of the lambs his farm. arties have been looking over Long and Bingham mill and ber interests the past week ile there is nothing definite ar- ged, the indications point to the tting o f the mill in the near lure. 'avid Cover brought to the dor office ou Thursday a branch m a two year old gooseberry h that was literally loaded with e berries. Mr. Gover is trying oral varities of berriss and fruits h success. The time table on the Southern citic was changed Monday and some instances will prove a ben- t to the patrons of the road from rs city as they will be able to go Eugene and return the same day. 12 arrives here at 11.53 p. tn. tead of 12:15 p. nr; No. 11. 3:05 in. instead of 3:00 a. in.; No. 15, 24; and No. 16, 2:02. (Mr. Thomas B. Crow, a mining gineer and practical mill man of lorado, arrived in the city Wed- sday aud Thursday morning went to Bohemia to take charge of the mp mill at the Vesuvius mine ich will be soon put at work upon cores broken during the winter. :*». Crow accompanies her husband d will remain in the mountains at at during the summer. Mrs. G- W. Orr, who has been Denver, Colcp, at the Denver omeopatby Hospital for the past ’S weeks and underwent a snrgi- 1 operaiotn, was able to be ta ll to the residence of Dr. Orr in c city on Thursday The on was very successfully persona d by J. W . Harris M. D. of this ity. Mrs. Orr expects to spend e summer with her sister at Colo- do Springs. „ „ Mr. George W . Kephart who has en manager of the Leader since it summer has found it necessary o resign the position and return to is home in Salt Lake, to attend to usiness affairs. During Mr. Kep- art’s stay in the city he has made any friends who regret his de- arture. He leaves for Portland ioday and alter visiting the Expo- ition will proceed on his journey, 'r. J. M. Fisher recently o r Denver ill assume Mr. Kephart’ s position n the Leader. On Wednesday John E. and ames Martin of Burns, Oregon, rove into Cottage Grove. They ave been traveling about Southern Oregon for some time. In 1856, they came to this country with their parents and were raised on a farm on Silk Creek west of the city. In 1878 they went to Eastern Ore gon where, on their ranches, they have done well. T hey went trom here to Portland to see the Exposi tion and visit their mother and sister. James is a delegate to the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellow’ s session soon to be held in Portland. They are coming back to visit the old farm and locality. through went to the C. A. Harlow went to the Wednesday on business. an d BRING T H E CHILDREN ODERN FO R Albert Ilessuell went to the Grove Suuday. FROM OUR EW went Grove Mr. and Mrs Ernest Lockwood visited at Star Sunday. Miss Vinnie Stocks was a guest of Lulu Harlow last week Mrs. Albert Stocks and son visit County Commissioner Edwards ed at Mr. Harlows Sunday. was in the city Friday looking B. aud M. Land of Dorena passed after road matters. through this vicinity last week. If you need an awning, let the Mrs. Pitcher and Miss Whitmore Wynne Hardware Company order visited at Ben Pitchers Tuosday. it for you. They know what you want. Mary Vaughn who is working at John Timmons, who formerly Dorena, visited at her home Sunday. worked ou the Riverside group in M r. Hemouway o f Cottage Grove Bohemia, is now mining in Can ine», was at Star on business Thursday. Sonora, Mexico. Dave Ivy, Jim Spahr and Mr. Mr. aud Mrs. Ernoat Lockwood Thompson went to the Grove Mon who have been at the Vesuvius mine day. for a long time are spending the Mis. W. T. Hankins and Mrs. week in the city visiting friends. James Spahr weut to Dorena Tues J H. Knight a laborer working day. with the steam shovel nes"- the Di Arthur aud George Vanschoiack vide some miles south“ of the city- had h s hand caught iu the chain on of Wildwood went to the Grove Monday morning. The hand was Tuesday. terribly lacerated. He was taken Lee Damewood passed through to the hospital at Poiiland. this burg ou his way to Wildwood Quite a number weut from Cot Thursday. tage Grove to Portland to attend the Mrs. Davis, Mrs. W cks and Tal- opening ol the Lewis anti Clark Ex muge Davis went to Eugene to position. Among them were: Ben spend a few days. Lurch, Jacob Lurch, Mr. aud >i.s Mr. aud Mrs. Frauk Damewood Andrew Bruod, John Brund. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Garmau and children, ; passed through the city Tuesday ou their way to Wildwood. Wm. Perman. There was preaching at the Star school house Sundav by Iiev Moras Appreciated the Assistance. a large crowd attended. The members of Appomattox Mrs. Thompson who has been at Post G. A . R. of Cottage Grove fully appreciate the courtesies e x 1 the Grove, returned to her daugh- tended to them ou Memorial day. | ter at this place Tuesday. T o the band for its excellent C- A Harlow and W. T. Hankins music, those who participated in are busy working on the road up the parade, those who addressed I at Wildwood this week. them at the cemetery and church, Mr. and Mrs. Hawley of Sharps to those who furnished the flowers, I Creek passed through this burg on the M. E. Church that tendered their way to the Grove Wednesday. the use of its building and all There was a surprise party at Mr. others who assisted in any manner upon that occasion, the Post de Wicks May 29, it was in honor of his sires to acknowledge its obligations daughter Iva, as it was her 21st to them and to assure them, that birthday. A very pleasant evening the old soldiers o f Cottage Grove was speut by all, and lunch was will ever remember the kindness served at a late hour after which the gnests returned to their homes. extended upon that occasion. G eo . W- M c R rynolds , The Star base ball team played Commander. a game of ball with the Wildwood H. C. D u t t o n , Adjt. *eam lust Sunday which ended in victory for the Star boys, the score Was Mrs. Marlin's Sister. being 35 to 9. The viotory dis Mrs. J. R. ^Numemaker who was played in general was the result of drowned near Heppner May 30, was the willingness to go after every- a sister of Mrs. U. S. Margin of this thiug, the desire to get on the cir place. She visited here with her cuit. the honest effort to bat with sister two years ago. Also O. J. judgement, and stoal bases daringly Cox whose child was drowned is a yet careful, cannot but result in brother o f Mrs. Martin, together good ball plaving and more vic were two children o f Mrs. Nume- tories. maker's drowned. Mr. Cox lived at this place leaving here some three years ago. Mr. Numemaker Many from here weut to the Grove is among the largest aud most pros Decoration day. perous sheep men o f the Heppner Henry Damewood sheared sheep district. Mrs. Martin was wired at O. D. Wheeler's Wednesday. the sad news of the drowning but Mr. Slee, who has recently traded too late for the burial. Full partid- nlars have not been learned as yet. for O. D. Wheeler's place is working ou the place this week. Frank Damewood and wife from What it C& 3t3 to See the Fair. Silk Creek items Visitors at the Lewis and Chirk Exposition will be surprised to find bow cheaply the big fair may be seen. The expenses of a trip de- pend largely, o f course, upon the £ d iTidoai who makes the trip. The i f0j|0Wjng ¿s ft conservative estimate of the entire cost f or a trip to the Exposition and return. Five dav visit $20.95; ten day visit $30.95 Full information can be secured on application to this office. J M. I SHAM Agt. S. P. Co. For Sale One five horse power boiler and engine good as new. with platform 1 wagon, price $100, Also complru ! set blacksmith tools for heavy o r ; light work Blower, anvil, vise, press drill and bits, hammers, ton;».: fitters, chisels, etc. Price $35. V, dress Box 92, Yoncalla, Oregon. W A N T E D —By Chicago M facturing House, person of trust worthiness and somewhat fanvliar; with local territory es esvstant branch office. Salary S 18 paid weekly. Permanent position No invesrment required. Bi-sincs es tablished. Previous experience not essential to engaging Addre-,-, Manager Branches, 333 Dearborn St, Chicago. GENUINE VALUES an d y o u r m o n e y ’s w o r t h y o u ca n not lind a better p la c e th a n o u rs , y o u are o n ly p a y in g a fa ir p r o fit w h e n y o u b u y y o u r g o o d s o t us. O u r n e w C lo th ing, D r y G ood s, la d ie s ’ a n d g e n tle m e n ’s F u rn ish in g G ood s a r e th e latest p a ttern s a n d s ty le s in th e m a rk e t. GARflAN, HEMENWAY CO •* Wildwood visited several days last w re'i Merchandising here Mrs. M'ller from Pi Aland, is visiting at the home of 1 ir daugh ter, Mrs. John Ashby. Miss Winnie Dresser and Miss Florence Hull of Lynx Hollow, visi ted friends here the fi^st 0f the week. Thers was quite a musicale at the home of \V. N. Wheeler's Saturday evening. Instrumental music fur nished by the Babcock boys and Angust Hieniich on violin accom panied by Miss Alice Wheeler and Miss May Miller on the organ. There was about twenty people present and all enjoyed the muBic. There s Nothing Too Good if m Ì £ 9 I When | You are I In Woodmen Hall Sunday, 11 a m. Subject, "G od the Preserver of Man." There will be services at the Presbyterian Church Sunday morn- •ing and evening. All are cordially invited. Strangers and sojourners welcomed. 9 $ v .•> v. w 4 £ jf £ mkk W. KIMK, M. D. 1 i ? Office in McFarlauU Building J Over Wynne’s Hardware Store J Office Phono, 341 Residence Phone, 336 £ t The quality of nnnris we use and the care exercised in com pounding make our prescrip tions good enough. Fin e Stationery Toilet Articles Perfumes School Supplies i j j K' Bi *• job 5 * ? ¡f 2 • a V S l C I A X timi SURGEON All calls promptly attended. Main St. Phone 114. I Office: 3 ^ Srv. *)V. *) i J .E YOUNG .-jî J ATTORNEY AT L A W Office: Young Building, Main Street, West Side. 9 Wi'WrWl'iArWj1 J I I e - MADSKN i ” 11 Benson’s Pharmacy C l .age # I’ lIY H lC IA N a n d H UKOEON 9 i SicK.. i' 9 'u-m v « * v V . #5 V. * V 9 SUNDAY AT THE CHURCHES Christian Science S:.*v ces l ) ltOT18T* UK. 11. U. PKTBIJfi ALL : WORK : WARRANTED Office: First Natioual Bauk Building upstairs. ' s - W ATC H M AK ER , Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Lowest Prices, jjj J Grove. Oregon ^ 4 J at jjf k R. C. G r a c e . There will be services at the Catholic church next Sunday at 10 o ’clock, Fa'her O’ C-irrol will be present. Q UALITY VS, QUANTITY Hurd muscles aud strong body do not depend on the quantity of food you eat. but on Its perfect digestion and proper assimilation. When you take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure your system gets all the nourishment out of all the food you eat. Tt digests what you eat regardless of the condi tion of the stomach and conveys the nutrient properties to the blood ami tissues. This builds up and strength; ens the entire system. K odol euros Iudtgestion, Dyspepsia, Belching, Sour Stomach, Weak Heart, etc. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for w hat Is sometimes culled America's national disease—Dyspepsia Is destined to eventually work a wonderful and lasting benefit to sufferers from this distressing and mind har e sing con dition. Sold by The Modern Phar macy. First Natio nal Bank Herbert Kakln Fraaident T. ( i Wlieeler C s h i e r : i , K. (J. MALY onice: Awbrey Hinkling, Main Street ? DENTIST J CAPITAL 2 5 ,0 0 0 A general banking hiiHlnes* Ira naaot- i Ì I UUÜBBBmBB ORGANIZED COl TAflE DROVE O R E G O N 1900 K. 0. T. HOCKiTT l 1 .General Blacksmith ing J. J. Horseshoeing a specialty. Wagon and carriage re uig. All wurk guaranteed i lave your horses teeth ex amined and repaired. Shop at rear of Hemenway « Burkholder's Store ix xx (1.1 CRN HKD) VETERINARY SURGEON AND DENTIST KUUKNK. OREGON 1 Office: K. Banos’ I a very Stable. Phono Main Graduate of il»e American Veterinary College of New York City J H 23 -A . 2C 23 IS Will positively cure any c a s e 5 of Kidney o p Bladder disease not beyond the reach of medicine. No medicine can do more. strengthens the urinary organs, builds up the kidneys and invig orates the w hole system. IT 18 GUARANTEED TWO SIZES 60c and $1.00 Pasud Sion« and Qiwai With Exoruoiatlnf Pains A. H. Thurncs, Mgr. Wilki Creek Co«l Co., Buffalo, O ., writes: “ I have been afflicted » ith kidney and bladder trouble for years, pass ing gravel or stones with exq» uclating pains. Other medicines only gave relief. After taking FOGEY'S"KIDNEY CURE the result was surprising. A few doses »tasted the brick dust, like fine atones, etc., and now I hive no pain across my kidneys and I feel like a new man. FOLEY’S KIDNEY C U R Ff i»» done me $ 1,00 0 worth of good.” N$ Other R«m*1y Can Compare With It Thos. W. Carter, of Ashfi oro, M. C., h^d Kidney Trouble and one bottle of FOLEY’S KIWUEY CURE effected a perfect cure, and ke ttys there is no remedy that will eompare with it. SOLD IND RECOMMENDED IY Benson's j PHYSICIAN ANO StNSEON J Offices in Dr. Geo. Wall bulhilng, Main ' Struct. Cottage Grove. Oflwe phone M.iln 303. Residence phone MMn 96 *5 FOLEY’S MONEY CORE FOLEY'S KIDNEY GORE ? Pharmaov, Cottage Grove. Oregon
