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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1905)
ome and Drink I'". J. Hard returned from Port- and Thursday. Roy C Hutchinson, o f Creswell, was in the city Wednesday on business. 20TH CENTURY SANITARY SODA FROM OIK EW SODA F O U N T A IN The Fountain Selected (or Exclusive use at the World's Fair St. Louis, because of its (SOLUTE PROTECTION TO HEALTH Syrups in Sterilized Glass Containers on Ice in Plain Sight. No Corrosion. No Germs, Delicious. Healthful. SANE: BE S A N IT A R Y »end BRING THE CHILDREN fA W YY ^ 1^, R N R L E A D E R S “ H Jk ^ R M A IX i A ^ ^ I The small boy as well as the older ones are meandering to the swimming hole. James Brehaut of Portland, arrived for a few weeks visit with his brother, Harry Brehaut. Dagiu Fisher o f Oaklaud plead i guilty o f killing an elk out o f sea son and was fined $25 and costs. David Griggs, who was called to i Portland to serve on the federal ¡petty jury was excused until July 5th. Miss Louise Scott, who has heeu j the guest of friends in this city for the past week returned to her home I at Creswell Monday ------------------ Mr. Geo. W . Lloyd is back from David Griggs went to Portland j Portland. He reports the exposi- Monday to serve on the Federal tion to be all right and the display petty jury. | o f ores good. ^ H ester Van Denburg is visiting O. D. Wheeler, W . S. Bennett Thursday night the many friends rieJ Is and relatives at Dallas this and A. S. Powell drove to Eugene o f Miss Mary Silsby gathered at the veek Monday morning to attend court. I Presbyterian church to honor that L. HafF, the mining engineer lady and show their appreciation of Ending court at Eugene this Don t forget the entertainment at her services as leader o f the choir Jones and Phillips hall on Tuesday, j and other good work in the church. 2i See program in another "" There were something more than Edna Martin returned Sun- June 07 place one huudied present- Ice cream in a visit with friends at e. | On June 16th, J. W. Ward of and cake were served and there was a general good time until a and Mrs. Rov Martin of Day- ' Vasco °0UDt-v Wllf) « “ »<3 *50 for )regan. are the guest of bjs da“ P '^ saw dust in Eight Mill late hour FOR G E N U IN E V A L U E S and y o u r m o n ey’s w o rth y o u can not find a better p lace th a n o u rs, 3 011 are o n ly p a y in g a la ir p ro fit w h en y o u buy y o u r goods ot us. O u r new C lo th ing, D ry G oods, la d ie s’ an d gen tlem en ’s F u rn ish in g Goods a r e th e la te st p a ttern s and s ty le s in the m a rk e t. G A R flA N , H E M E N W A Y C 0 „ Its. J. W. Baker. Lreek- Masons Install Grand Officers. Maggie Veatch returned M w .A n.lw w Graham ia «pending a few days iu Portland this week ! ° ne of tbe main features of the ^ H d a y from a visit with friends A Medal Contest. visiting friends and the Lewis and i «losing session of the Masonic J jK N T IS T i t Dr n and Yoncalia. grand lodge was the installation of 1 Clark fair The L. T. L will hold a medal T h e r e s N oth in g l>K. II. II. P U T K IK 4 officers. The executives had been Tb nue Hardware Company AI E VVOKR : W A B K A N TK O à C o'elected during the session and they contest at the Opera house 1-riday, T o o G ood ■as J good stock of first clsss re- . Cull nt , the Wynne , . Hardward . . ORlce: Kirnt National Bank Building / * ■¡J „tors, difierent sizes. atoro aml tbe combo,at.on wood, were seated as follows: W, H. 8 p. m. June 30 . Eight contestants upstairs. Â bay or gram wagon box, answers Flanagan, of Grants Pass, grand — also two recitations when judges I u # )' * * * fel ttAftftH ftfll ■ 1 hop*in this pari of the v dley „11 purpoaM master; Dr. \V. T. Williamaon, are out. Piano and vocal solos. ? ■ ulviug exceedingly good and a Ladies quartette and duet. Closing ft' Portland, deputy grand master; Mr. J. A. Sears, an only brother , 1 op may be expected. with a series of tableaux. A good * Y w. Kl MK, M. 1). J o f J. W. Sears o f tht s city, died in Lot L. Pierce, Salem, senior grand program, well worth the 10 cents '(C 9 A berry season is here and y o u Portland Sunday and was buried warden; Ed. Kiddle, La Grande, £ r i l Y M C I A N and S(J KG KO N Î I i* and 5 cents for tickets. Please juuior grand warden; W. A. Cle- ^ ^ ■ t y o m boxes at the W y n n e there on Monday. C Ottlce In McParlaud Building 3 Over Wynn**’» Hardware Store V laud, Portland, grand treasurer; J. remember and come and encourage ■ vare C o m p a n y 's store. ah Office Phone, 34» rtesldenco Phone, 336 $ the legion by your presence and t Three hundred editors are ex , F. Robinson, Eugene, grand secre Hocket reports that Orville pected to pass through the city June i price. Children tiuder twelve years Ì tary. '.WlV.WifcY*"*' ■* ■A. •vho has been seriously ill 26. Eugene will probably entertain 5 cents. Members of the board of trustees yphoid fever for the past lew them a short time. j* J y t . B. 1t. JOB of tbe educational fund were re The quality of goods we use is improving rapidly. elected. They are: John B. Ole- Every north bound train, and and the care exercised in com l’ IlY S K I V Y a u d SU R G E O N J and Mrs. Lundy of Myrtle locie ale sevei al specials besides iue land, of Portland, J. M. Hudson, of a h calls prom ptly aiieuüeu. onice: X pounding make our prescrip visited Mr. aud Mrs. Hart regular, are loaded with people Portland, aud M. >S. Woodcock, of Main Ht. Phone 114. £ tions good enough. Corvallis. After tbe installation 'eek, and have now gone on to going to see tbe Exposition. t *yu »tv, v. *iv. « ÿ Grand Master Flanagan made nd to take in tbe Fair. P. G. Walker, who was traveling public the names of the appointive The place for a bargain 011 the road for several weeks, officers, which are as appended: YOUNG 1 cau’ t afford to use a poor returued home Saturday aud will be Rev. J. U. N. Bell, of Baker City, is at tht* Ideal millinery ; J .E at his paint stoie for some time. grand, chaplain; Morris B. Cox, store. Every hat in the Oliver Chilled Plows are the A T T O R N IA A T L A W 2 Portland, senior grand deacon; O. store almost given away. ___I kind Sold complete or in :£ Office: Young Building, Main Street, Frank Talkingtoo, a business J West Side. ■ •ate parts by Wynne Hardware man of Salem, was iu the city Mon S. Heilborn, Astoria, junior grand Must not carry over any deacon; Alex ,'Kuntz, Portland, . Thomas has sold to Mrs. day Mr. Talkington is interested if they :ine Woods a parcel o f land in tbe TalkingtoD-Oglesby mine at graud marshal. Charles Agustus summer goods John), Baker Cify, grand orator; have to he sold less than I.ong & Landess addition of ^ James F. Stitli, Kerby, senior grand cost. Come get my prices. e Grove , for a consideration 1 C. M AD 8K N . II 5 . i Mr. Geo. Lea, has put down a steward; T. M. Baldwin, Prineville, Every body welcome to concrete side walk in front o f his junior giand steward; Simon Caro, W ATCH M AKER j Jennie Dwyer 1 tt Sunday see for them residence which adds greatly to tbe Roseburg, grand standard bearer; come and Outage Grova. Oregon batches. Clocks and Jewelry at ï |r home in Los Angeles, Cali- Lowest Prices. leasnnt visit of his fine residence P. H. Harth, Grants Pass, grand selves. after a pleasant visit with with ! aPPear‘lt)Ce , .tv. I da F r a n c is B a r r e t . awordbearer, and D. G. Tomasina, and Mrs.------ = rounds' larents, Mr of Portland, grand tyler. x# 4 '¿Km Mr. John Traylor, a mining - -1 It was decided to hold the next Cream ery Talk I Herbert Kakln machinery man of Denver passed | jeigiou of the ,.rjI1j lo(] Be hl Port. o MAC Y Anna Oglesby, who has President O 11 Monday night at the meeting bvorking in Portland for the through tbe city Monday ou bis way land during June, 1906, T. C. Wheeler The J Office: Awbrey Building, Main Street k« of the Commercial Club, Messrs. 0 shier p w months, returned home to Portland. He will visit hero and question of purchasing ground on ^ Ü K N T IS T 2 Knight an 1 Sitter o f Portland, were Bohemia soon. v on account o f sickness, which to elect a Masonic Temple in attendance aud the subject of | ’ill spend a few weeks here. The inaniage of Mr. David Griggs, was left to the board of trustees of having a creamery established in C A P ITA L 3^ George Wall, ot Los Ange- propnetor of tbe Modern Pharmacy the edu tational fund, to report on the city was again taken up. 25,000 at the 1906 session. The board m s in the city Monday visiting of Cottage Grove, and Miss Maude •:* v».* W * •-».<*'?*.* ■ex<*'Ai Mr. Sitter is an experienced and left for liugeue Tues- Bingham of Eugene, is announced was empowered to buy the site if it creamery man and thinks well of t J J H. C. T. HOCKKTT A general banking was deemed necessary, but the I o be in attendance at the June for June '28th. this locality for a business of that business transact y PNYSICUN «NO SURGEON building was Dot to be contracted nature. ed :: :: :: :: if court when the case of Half G. W . McReynolds and wife of for until it had been considered by C; Offices In Dr. Cleo. Wall building, Main « Street, Cottage (irove. Offlc** phone | Tall comes up. The doctor the Divide took the train Tuesday The Club creamery committee was ORGANIZED ^ main Kesiaence pitone Main 303. Hesldence phone Mam Ma lu tw the grand lodge. That the order is her at Eugene. COTTAGE GROVE for Oregon City to attend the G. A. strong in Oregon is evident from the instiucted to confer with the citizeus t V, *>' *iW. *iV. *i'V. »i'M *>V' Gi’V-»'' O R E G O N ■ Merchants Protective Asso- R. gathering and will then go to tenor of the reports submitted yes committee and see what further action could be taken. The com of Eugene are fighting the the Exposition. terday, which showed there were mittee met Tuesday night and every g stamp scheme that has iu ^ the state, with a i thing .. _ tavorable , , , for , a creamery W . S. Bennett returued Sunday 109 lodges , . total , seems D IS . itarted in that city by parties front Portland xvhere he attenJed membership of (500, and this has ju the citv Horsesboctng a specialty. Tacoma. The fight will the Grand Lodge of Masons and | increased more than 50 per cent (I.K KN SK D) Wagon aud carriage re- successful as all ot the mer- 1 Eastern Star. He also visited bis during the past five years. There ing. All work guaranteed VETERINARY SURGEON AND OENTIST • lave your horses teeth ex- Keep your liovvels regular b y the are opposed to the scheme. brother in Woodland, Wash. lU C H N E , OKEOON have been no deaths in the grand arnined and repaired. Shop use of Ctminlierlnin s Stomach and at rear o f Henienwav « : lodge in the year just closed, and L i\ ei 1 a b lets. ^ ^Reie is nothing b e t - | Southern Pacific R. IT. Co. g. Banns’ l.tvrry Stable. Phime Main Burkholder's Stcre :: :: The Nebraska Lumbermen's t few proportionrtely in the member ter. l 'o r sa le b y T h e Modern t’ l i n r - ! oraduateni the Aniertran Veterinary g to put in a 100,00 ) gallon T -I macy. «’nm-*« o f New York t'lt. rater tank at once orp >si e Association, tiavcling b\ special ship. pot between the tracks. The train stopped at Eugene Monday _____uy's well digger was down jvening long enough to psrtf.be of a !\ and located the pi ice lor | good lunch provided by the citizens (Us, and w.U begin operations and see the city. There are about The wells will be operated 200 in the party. asol.ne engine. Frank D Wheeler and J. I. Jones ms hard to realize that visited Portland last week, took in street has iiupro\x*d so the Exposition and were raised to lit • week or so. Whet:, the 32 degree in the Masonic order ik back and see what th e , and arr^ « d “ fel> ^ome wltb out a was, and the condition it was 1 perceptable blemish, Rev. L. A. Heed, who has been ■Ut s hard to believe that they make any improvements on it in the city eight months lett l shoit time. I for Seattle Tuesday. He will take mas Medley and A lbert Rich- UP tlle tninisterial'work again. Mr. who have been touring the R«'cd t< a r-val grand »rmy mea H part o f the state with m ot- and w’" be m,ssed b>' lhe 1 oi>t of icture and illustrated song | l “ e cltF- i returned home Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Taggett of They report a successful i Colorado, who have been attend- • vml wifi start iu about ing the Portland Exposition came Iveeks fur a tour through the to this citv to visit Mr. and Mrs Passed Stons and Gravel With Eioruoiating Pains ■ (ay country. Movie. After spending Sunday A. H. Thurnes, Mgr. Wills Creek Coal Co., Buffklo, O ., write»: "I hive been afflicted w:th kidney and bladder trouble for years, p iss city has been building a tie..' here they took the south bound! ing gravel or stones with excruciating pains. Other medicines only ridge cross the mill race on South train Monday for California. I W hen You are I S ic k .. Bargains! Bargains! Bargains! [ Fine Stationery Toilet Articles Perfumes School Supplies Benson’s Pharmacy 1 i I D" 1 I J 1 1 1900 J. J . General Blacksm¡thing J FOLEY’S KIDNEY CURE of Kidney Will positively cure any or Bladder disease not beyond tho reach of medicine. No medicine can do more. FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE Street this week. It makes f *»tfce: inconvenient for I lie resi- that part of town, as it them to become regular travelers in hunting for the cross the race back of the e at night or going back to going up on the east side iver and crossing the foot However it will be a great ‘ment when completed, t N. M W hite and family went to Portland on Saturday to take in the Fair. Mr. White is interested j in tbe London Mineral Springs Company, and took al >ng with him some o f tbe literature of the Com party and is going to help boost the fame and name of the Springs, .■id incidentally tell o f the people and businessess o f Cottage Grove and • vicinity. strengthens the urinary organs, builds up the kidneys and invig orates the whole system. gave relief. Alter taking FOLEY’S KIDNEY CURE the result was surprising. A few doses started the brick dust, like ffne stones, etc., and now I have no pain across my kidneys and I feel like a new man. FOLEY’S KIDNEY CURE has done me $1,00 0 worth of good.” IT IS GUARANTEED TW O S IZES 50c and $1.00 Thos. W. Carter, of Ashboro, N. C ., had Kidney Trouble and one bottle of FOLEY’S KIDNEY CURE effected a perfect cure, and he says there is no remedy that will compare with It. No Othar Ramady Can Compara With It SOLO AND RECOMMENDED BY Be r o o n 's Pharmacy, Cottage Grove. Oregon
