Cottage Grove leader., May 12, 1906, Image 3

LEADERS
The Togs
I,ace curtains of all kinds and j
A Pleasa.it Family Reunion.
Lodge Directory.
values at Veatch & Lawsons.
The 74th birthday of Mr. A. H.
Eugene sent another car of pro- Hubbard was celebrated last Mon­
Mr*. H. U. Fiester left for a trip
A. F. & A. M.
visions to San Francisco Thursday. day the 7th at their home.
The
to Eugene on Thursday.
Cottage Grove Lodge No. 51.
W. W. Hawley made a short nine children of Mr. and Mrs. Hub­
Dr. Hockett’s sister is visitiug at
bard all being present. They were' Meetings 1 st and 3 id Wednesdays
business trip to Eugene Tuesday.
his home for a few days.
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Dave Hubbard and wife of Elk-
Uev. Mount of Eugene preached ton, Allie H. Hubbard of Fossil, of each mouth.
W. H. Abrams returned Wednes­
in the Presbyterian Church here Mrs. W. L. Wisearson and family
L. F. Wooley, W. M.
day from a visit to Salem.
Wednesday uight.
J. B. Lurch, Secy.
of
Mosby
Creek,
John,
Oscar,
Silk doss for sofa cushions and
The ► a in of Friday morning was Wiley, Stanley, Lenora and Clay,
pillows at Veatch <fc Lawsou’s.
a great rtliet after the heat and all of this city. Other friends aud
G. A. R.
Attorney John M. Williams of dust of the last few days.
relatives present were Mrs. Tom
Eugene was here Wednesday and
Lee ami son Frank of Mosby Creek,
Appomatax Post No. 34.
Eugene Odd Fellows have pur­ Mrs. Tom Jenxins and daughter
Thursday.
Meets
at 1 p. m. on the 2nd and
chased a tine lot in Eugene and I
Mrs. Frank Skillmnn returned propose to erect a fine building for Miss Mable Lee, and Mrs. C. M. 4 th Saturday of each mouth.
Jackson, of tins place. A bountiful
Wednesday after an extended visit their order.
Dr. D. I,. Woods, Post Com. I
dinner was served and a family
in California.
G. W. McRcynolds, Adjutant
Sixteen Kugeue firms lave asked group taken by Mrs. I.ee, and a
Flies are coming, but screen for space for exhibiu >u of their jolly good time bad by all. Mr.
doors are here already. Get ready goods in the Eugene section of the Hubbard enjoyed l.i
as well as
Vtatch & Lawson.
his children.
“ Made iu Oregon” display.
See that your druggist gives you no
Bohemia Camp No. 2 G 0 .
The Willamette Valley Co. is
Imitation whenyounsk for Kennedy’s
Meets
each Friday evening.
Miss Maggie Shinn.
Laxative Honey and Tar, the original making rapid progiess with its
F. C- Coffman, Consul Com.
Laxative cough syrup.
plxnt and expects 1« foie ioug to he
Miss Shinn died iu Portland
Cb»s. VanDenburg, Clerk.
Chas. V. Galloway, tho demo­ able to furnish dav current.
Wednesday frrini typhoid fever.
cratic candidate for congress will
E. H„ Ingham of Eugeno has She has not been in good health for
speak here Tuesday in the Opera decided to move bis vb.egnr factory t long time, and when she went to
O. E. S.
House.
from Eugene to Portlau I on ac­ Portland was advised not to do so
Cottage Grove Chapter No. 4.
on account of her health. She was
Mrs. Chas. Humphreys is visit­ count of tho heavy freight rates.
•1. i-ister of Mrs. Gus Gross, and is Meetings held on 2nd and 4th Fri­
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs Jim
Cottage Grove is getting to be
day of each mouth.
Ostrander and her lister Mrs. Marion quite a point for raising fine chick- well known to most people in Cot­
Mrs. C. H. Burkholder. W. M.
tage
Grove.
For
some
time
before
Veatch.
eus and is constantly shipping out
leaving here she was employed at
W. S. Bennett, W. P.
J. C. Johnson shipped out two to other points ebickeus raised here. Mrs. \V. D. Garman’s home, and
Miss
Celia Lurch, Secy.
fine Silver Spangled H <mburg
Uov. Green of Cresweli preached weut with them when they moved
Cockerels Thursday to E. & G for Mi Grace last Sunday evening. to Portland. Her body was shipped
Anderson, Sdverton.
His disc nr e was well received. here Wednesday uight, and will be
K. of P.
J. J 3 . Rouse was in from his mill "Come again Bro. Green” says Mr. held for burial until Sunday after­
Juventus Lodge No. 48.
noon, so that her mother from Ban-
on Friday on business, and reports Grace.
Meets
every Wednesday night.
that everything is going along well,
Miss J ssio Falkenherg, daughter don, Ore., may be present at the
L-
W.
Baker, Chancellar Com.
funeral
service.
and that the mill is running quite of the lata F. A. Falkenberg, the
A a absolutely pore, a e & a i o f t . •
>
Chas.
VauDenburg,
K. ofR . & S.
steadily.
iouudei and be- l of the Woodmen
Mrs. L. E. Summeilott.
Mrs. Inez Adams of California, of ilie . oi !, wi'l give a conceit in
ROYAL CAKING P O W D t I C O ., Nk-W \ ..•»■
I. O. O. F.
who has been visiting her aunt and Eugene on die iGlh. She is there
Mrs.
Summerlott was horn at
now
with
her
mother
who
was
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. A. l>. Aitkins,
Cottage Grove No. 08 .
Hurricane Bridge, West Virginia
and cousin, Mrs. Van A'iiso i, le- taken veiy deb while visitiug some August 4 , 1 S 55 , and died after a Meetings every Saturday night.
friends there.
turned to her home Friday.
short illness at the home of her
S. S. Sho.tridge, N. G.
John P. Jones, traveling passen­ daughter, Mrs. James W. Sears, at
Garnewarden Baker reports the
Gus I). Gross, Secy.
arrest aud conviction of three fisher­ ger agent of the S. P. was in Eu­ Cottage Grove, Oregou, May 9 tli,
gene
on
Wednesday,
according
to
1906. She leaves an aged mother,
men for night fishing in Washing­
ton county. W. H. Brown, H. L. tho Guard, investigating the wis­ two sisters, four hrotbers, and eight
Royal Neighbors.
Wilcox and F. O. Kyilaud, each oue dom of extending the lo 'a lto Cot­ grandchildren.
Meets
2 nd and 4th Wednesday ot
tage Grove. We are anxious to
Her body was shipped to Olym­
being fi ied $20 and costs.
see such a change made and be­ pia, Wash., where the lunoral will each month.
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Force return­ lieve it w ould' be good for both bo held tinder the auspices of Pen-
Ethel Bisby, Oracle.
ed the first of the week from Day towns.
do Council No 133.
Mrs. C. W. Wallace, Recorder.
-AT
Creek and will slay here this sum­
Currin & Veatch are now buying
mer. Mr. Force says there is no
Guests Arriving.
place like Cottage Glove and he is wool. The price is down some­
M. W. O f A.
what. The mohair cut was quite
glad to get back.
Levi Geer was a visitor to town Meetings ist and 2rd Tuesday.
a good deal larger than the previous
Tuo man iage cer.au my iu tho year. Tweuty-four and twenty-five Friday. He says the hotel already
LeRoy Woods, Consul.
new Presbyterian book omits the cents was paid here this week for has ten guests and more are coming
C. W. Wallace, Secy.
word “obey,” to which so many wool and many of the farmers are constantly. The springs are being
have objected and also the refer­ holding back hoping the price will made a permanent health resort.
Mr. Watkins, a man of some con­
ence to “ worldly goods” with which go up a little.
K. O. T. M.
siderable means, recently came there
the man and the woman iu some
Cascade No. CG.
A.
J.
Stewart
is
not
going
to
for his wife’s health and she has so
marriage forms ‘ endowed each
wait
for
the
council
to
get
to
the
Meets
every
Thursday night.
improved he has bought a lot
other.
grading of Second street by his erected a comfortable home and
O. H. Veatch, Com.
Fingal Hinds has added to his property, but is doing a part of the
yesterday occupied it for the first
R.
K . Dennis, Cooter.
holdings in Cottwge Grove by pur­ work at his own expense. The
time. Jos. Geer of Pullman, Wash.,
chasing » Btrip of land 90x231 on work which he is doing will be a
is another man who is making his
Fourth street from J. I. Jones. Mr. great impr ; vemeut, and when it is
L. O. T. M.
home there, aud who has been re­
Hinds has a firm belief in the future completed, Second street will be a
ceiving great relief
Mr. Geer is
Lady
Lamson Hive No. 42.
of Cottage Grove and believes in very different street.
much encouraged over the results
doing what he can to help build ihe
Meets
2
nd
and 4 th Friday of each
Hon. R. M. Veatch is a man who obtained- and looks for a great sum­
town np.
has represented Lane County well mer resort before many years roll mouth.
The Guard is pleased with the iu the *t»te senate in the past. He round.
Mrs. Mary Schmutz, I,. C.
exhibition of the Civic Improve­ possesses tho ability and strict iu-
Miss I,eta Sanford, K. K-
E pw orth League
ment Societies in the valley that tegrity necessary to make an ideal
are giving prizes, etc. and suggest representative of the people and
The monthly business meeting
that Eugene might follow suit, and his support '¡t the polls will come of the Epworth League was held
Rebekahs
that while everything there is enp- from the voters of all parties who Monday evening iu the Methodist
Cottage Grove No 24 .
a-pie, a few cement walks might want that kind of a mau to make Episcopal church at which time the
Meetings
ist, 3 rd and 5 th Friday of
prove a good addition.
tallowing officers for the ensuing
their laws. — Guard.
each
month.
year
were
elected:
President
Fred
The Standard Oil Co. is getting
The various typewriter companies
Etta Baker, N. G.
shown up in a great light through hive had agents in town practically Waeblte; first vice-president, Mr.
Katie B. Veatch, Secy.
the testimony of former employes. ► very day for a week or more, and Anderson; Second vice-president
place in tlic ttilvei moonlight.
One reports that be bribed railroad many firms have invested, conse­ Georgetta Rerg; third vice-president
employes regularly for information quently more Cottage Grove busi- Lizzie Orpurd; fourth vice president
The lectuio by Prof. Mulkey was
M
B A
of other companies shipments, also net letters will he written on the Eber Browne, Secretary Sophie Os-
attended l>v n e i of the High
berg,
treasurer
Jessie
Berg
that diiTeiont grades of oil arc fur typewriter hereafter. Fingal Hinds
Modern Brotherhood ot America
School sttu!» n .- . All enjoyed it
The Epworth League has been >
|
niibed irom same tank.
lias invest'd in a new Smith-Premier doing good work in the past year, i Meets 2 nd and 4 tli 1 uesilay at 1 . O.
vary mudi, aa it is a strong subject
and was delivered by an apt orator.
A good complexion is possible with Ventcb & Lawson in a now Oliver, having increased its membership I O. F. Hall.
the Stomach out of order. If pasty, and several others likewise.
Piof, iu : h
i -Name the
considerably.
The
Eugene
District;
T.
W.
Jenkins,Sec.
sallow people would pay more a tten­
S e n io r s .
three kinds ut 1 qitilihriutn.
tion to their stomachs and less to
E. R. Mummey, Lane County- Epworth League convention w a s ______________
the skin on their faces they would Republican Central committeeman held in Grants Pass May 4, 5, and
Pupil— Shed, Uijslu 4 and N eu­
On last Friday the Hen:: rs met
have better complexions. Kodol for
tral.
G
at
which
three
delegates
represen­
1
was
a
visitor
in
town
this
week
on
at Ihe home of Hugh Cum.; am
Dyspepsia will digest what yon eat
Class— ha! ha! lid
St. Valentine Circle 121 .
and put your stomach back in right business. Mr. Mummey and his ted the local chapter here.
promptly at 8 o’clock the Litlviin
Prof.— No, it is Stallie, Unstable,
shape to do Its own work. Kodol brother have recently opened a re­
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| Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday in W Buss (Hayrack) arrived an
t
relieves palpitation of the heart, tlat- tail and vvholesnlo lumber yard in
and
Neutral.
Printer Boyd Goes North.
party was conveyed to Mr. Ch ■ «.
O. W. Hall.
ulcnce. sour stomach, hear . burn, el**
Pupil—
Well f du. v 1 was some­
I
Eugene
and
statod
that
last
week,
Flora
J.
Miller,
Clerk.
Hulls.
T . J. Boyd, at one time foreman
Sold liv Benson’s Pharmacy.
thing
pert
unit: - to . b trn.
the first they were in operation,
Charlie is a farmer you know, and
Rev. and Mrs. O. L- Fisher, the they sold about io o . ooo feet of lum­ of the Leader plant and one of those
of course we were entertain» d in
Some of tin-
itt' n led tho
who suffered in the San Francisco
parents of the editor reached their ber, which is gratifying to them.
S olom or\ A ls p a u g h -
the rove by the light of a griut T ■ acher’s Institute held here Sat­
earthquake passed through Cottage
Denver home safely, but report
Solomon Alspaugh. father of Mrw bon-fire. We can't begin to tell urday.
having had a very hard trip through
The American flee» is anchored Grove on his way to Portland on
¡J. D. Coffman of this city, died at you of the fun w« had, tor every one
Thursday.
the crowded condition of the trains at the Young wharf by the M»in
Clay Antauf.
her home Friday morning at ten was iu a jovial mood nnd went for
loaded with San Francisco refugec-s. street bridge. Each boat lifts been ; He was met at the train by W. C.
Clay, a son of Kobt. Anlauf of
o’clock from cancer of the stomach, a good time. Many old rural games
Connor
aud
LeRoy
Woods
to
whom
Mr. Fisher stood the trip fairly put to the test and after minor al-
he showed a number of photogrnpdis Mr. Alspaugli was born in Ohio 76 were enjoyed nnd then the part', A n In »if Statin), lupttir d » blood
well, but does not seem to be im- iteration« have proved all right. At- !
sat down for lunch. We enjoyed vessel in his brain Sunday morning
proving in health, as was hoped torney Johnson is said to luve had of San Francisco and of Santa Rosa pears ago, and lived m >st of his life
where he has been working, show- at Cowgill, Missouri, but for tho this very much and after it was about ten o’clock v. I,¡eh caused bis
from the change of altitude.
a rather damp cuing experience it
ing the terrible destruction wrought, past two years and one half has over we resuinid our good behav­ death. He was do > twenty years
H. O. Thompson returned from p ip in g to test Billy Edwards boat, He stated that all the tales th at; lived here- Helms always been a ior? One game especially wu- o d, but h is been i i ;
tb for
f measles
the north on Thursday and reports
s.*e™ ,°£, ha™ , f tte.n dmd. ° ul have been told were as nothing to strong rugged man, and was only quite amusing. The party were »ume time Bime an at .1
that there is no place for a home f
2 .1 .1 .
l \ k
1 the actual conditions. Mr. Boyd sicK three days when he died. His divided into two divisions. Each The Woodmen 1 , u e id Cottago
like Cottage Grove, that while he b« *‘ "el!Mes ed the, are kept W y . expects to secure a place in Port- wife died four years ngo in January oue was to t*y to make the 11 e> Grove of which he w is .1 member
m il:, ti d the funera1 scr vieti S Mon-
found more lively business towns. I the bays kindly taking out all the land.
and was buried at the old home side laugh by their queer actions
they were all larger than .hi, and ^
Thu red, white and blue of
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and were to m ike no noises whal d iv afternoon it 2 c/chnek, lll\ itlg
that for pdeasant, boatiik* and |
quite a p
New Bank Eiecls Directors.
; body was taken by his eldest son A. ever. The principal smile-maker inni to rest in 1the c<mis tock cerne-
comfortable living Cottage Grove 1 ‘‘ l ver'
The Bank of Cottage Grove elec- P. Alspaugli to be laid by her. At of course was dear old Hugh. A tt-ry.
stdnds way in the lead, Mr. Thomp
'jqle p> -_l>urg Review says that ted it, first officers and directors ' the last services here were his two parody on the Welcome a ldn-«s for Fi educed
Round Trip
txcurso
son hopes to be able to make some q js
uerally agreed that David Thursday: Pres., W. H. Abrams; ! »ons, Mr. A . P. Alsraugh of Cow- commencement, written by one of
Rates.
the
class
was
read,
which
proved
arrangements so as to lire in Cot- Kcnnc ly, who was thought to vice pres., B.Lurch; cashier, C. gill, Mo„ who can.
*oon as bo
Round trip piw
r rat
tage Grove permanently.
hav. been drowned ut the Skelley Ross King; assistant cashier, A . H- heard of his father’s -im-ness, but quite amusing.
■-
Those present were tho members cigo to Portiind
nil ret*>ra, via
The colored supplements are all mi Is, died of heart failure before Kelso of Yor.ralla; directors, W. H. 1 arrived too late to see h.m alive, his
O AIL i from
right is the gi neral comment, and he fell inf» the watt-.-. One of Mr. Abrams, B. Lurch, J. H- Chambers, i s°u H- Alspaugh of Eugene, and of th< Senior class, excepting Mi :> direct lie e will be
Mrs. J- Eoffman of this city. Ihe Coffman aud Miss Os! erg, "h o o t Missouri Iti ver poi] , p] if). Of),
many have expressed their eppreci- Kennedy’s friends in Cottage Grove C. Ross King and Phil Becklev
funeral ceremonies were conducted necessity could not come. Misses
These tick r» wil
)n Halle daily
ciation o; tho change. The child- bn- asked ns t ti
ind fin 1 out
A torpfl, Inactive liver can produce j by the Masons, of which order he Lea, Daisy Hawkins, White and conimenering Jr11 -e t illid c ontinu-
ren get pleasure from the illustra- where his relatives live in order
Munday. Messrs. Strange, Harvey iug until Sept . T 5 t »]1 vvith iinni re-
tion, and the mothers get good stig- that tfcw may be communicated more bodily ills than almost anything 1 had long been a member.
.-Iso. It is good to cleon the system 1
'
and Supt. Dillard.
turn limit of < >
r 31 sit.
one earned to know out occAH-dunally. Stir the liver up, I
gestions frem the inside pages to m
" * '
All were brought home by the
help them in their dailj dntieo, as anyth]
It him where he died, ■ind get into shape generally. The; Why take it dozen thing* to cure
J- NÎ. is ' H A M .
weli a- some short stories If you nor were they abb» to get into eom- best results are derived from the use 'that cough? Kennedy's Laxative same unique conveyance and every j
Honey anil Tar allays tho congestion. one had a very enjoyable evening.
There will be serv
in the
like them, call for an extra cop.y lor muni'a.i n with his people. It ol DeWItt's Little Early Itinera. Be- stops
that tickling, drives the cold
liable, effective, pleasant pills with a
your neighbor, nnd maybe g it him seems that he was from Nova .Scotia 1 reputation. Never gripe. ¡Sold by oat through the bowels. Hold by One of the best features of the even­ C atholic Church Sun•uà/ at iq
ing was the ride to and from the o'clock.
interested,
and inquiries arc being made there. [ Bens ,u s Pharmacy.
I Benson’s Pharmacy.
For the Tog; er at
The Togge."--*p
Lam m
Co’s,
atle to measure
ade to fit
ade to wear
w. o. w.
Makes delicious hot biscuit,
griddle cakes, rolls an-‘
Sp ecial=
ö
M L l
L \i r c I
F r id a y ,
S a tu rd a y a n d
M onday
A ll inc and 20c values
for 11c per yard
The Season is
now on,
The Hi4b School
w. o. w.