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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1906)
LEADERS Subscribe for the Leader. Situation wanted by good cook for mill or camp. Apply at this of fice. at Lace curtains of all kinds and values at Veatch A Lawsons. Eugene sent another car of pro- | visions to San Francisco Thursday. Lodge Directory. A . F. & A . M. Cottage Grove Lodge No. 5 1 . Meetings 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each month. L. F. Wooley, W . M. J. B. Lurch, Secy. The T ogs For the To-uiier at M rs. Frank Wheeler entertained Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ford paid a Cottage Grove is likely to have a the Ladies’ Aid at her home on visit to thcii son Ralph in Eugene Ladies Baud shortly if the present j Wed. p. m. The subject under this week. f plaus are carried out- discussion was Temperance. A U. S. Walker is home for a few Miss Antoinette Burdick returned short business meeting followed the days but will be back on the road from Eugene Thursday to visit her 1 program after which Mrs. Wheeler pretty quick. I carried out a delightful social pro parents for a tew days. G. A . R. gram and served dainty refresh Flies are coming, but screen The Christian Church addition is Appomatax Post No. 34- doors are here already. Get ready nearing coinpb tion, and will about ments in her own inimitable style. Veatch & Lawson. One of the pie isantest social : Meets at 1 p. m. on the 2 ud and double the seating capacity of the evonts of the season w * h a reception 4th Saturday of each month. church when finished. Lee M. Travis, of the Democratic given at the club rooms by the Dr. D. L. Woods, Post Com. County Committee, was a visitor in I,nt* Woods returned from a trip Woman '8 Club in honor o f their the Grove T uesday. G. W. McReynolds, Adjutant through the Southern part of the popular president Mrs. Dr. Job, The Federal Court has decided to State tuning and repairing pianos Friday afternoon. The ladies are run Zion under its directions rather on Friday. He is kept on the go delighted to hive Mrs. Job with constantly by his firm. than turn it over to a receiver. them again and sir* thoroughly ap Bohemia Camp No. 260. Cottage Grove had an oppor preciated their kiud'y thought in I. H. Bingham was iu town Meets euch Friday evening. Wednesday and Thursday, and saw tunity to hear that brand new play, doing her honor. A very enjoy F. C. CoffmaD, Consul Cora. Uncle Tom’ s Cabin on Wednesday, able program was carried out and a crew of cruisers off to the hills. and a very good audience greeted refreshments served. Chns. VatiDenburg, Clerk. See that your druggist gives you no Imitation when you ink for Kennedy's the company who did thiiir part Tuesday night next, Mr. and Laxative Honey and Tar, the original well. Mrs Meminger will be at borne 10 O. E. S. Laxative cough syrup. Portland is working to rid that the League. Cottage Grove Chapter No. 4 . The University of Oregon bulletin city o f clairvoyants by making a A coming event will be a recep Meetings held on 2 nd and 4 th Fri for May is just out and shows an quarterly license on such a calling attendance o f 585 at. the Univer of at least $15. A wise precaution tion tor the married members o f the day of each month. M E. Church and congregation, to sity. Mrs. C. II. Burkholder. W. M. for the orJinary city is over ruu bo given at the home o f Mr. and by sucli fakes. W. S. Bennett, W . P. Edd Jenks is in from the Balti Mrs. Frank Wheeler on Friday, more Mining Co. and reports the Miss Celia Lurch. Secy. F. B. Phillips and T. K. May 25 th. It is hinted that elabo work going on very well. He en Campbell expect to leave for Coos rate preparations are being made joys getting to town now and then. Bay Monday afternoon, taking (lie and those fortunate enough to have K. o f P. A. Wilson, who has been visiting | stage front Drain. Mr. Campbell is invitations are looking forv. ard to Juventus Lodge No. 48 . at the home o f J. II. Truunel in | not altogether sure that be can go the event with pleasure. Meets every Wednesday night. Eugene and on his return was ac I on account of his business. Mr. N. PL Compton is expecting companied by Miss Dot Trunnel A hermit, near Albany died last his sister nnd her husband from L- W. Baker, Chancellar Coin. and It. R. Trunnel. vveeic ns the result o f burns re- Iowa to spend the summer here. Chas. VatiDenburg, K. o f R. A S. Iceived in a fire wnich destroyed his Eugene is going to have a big lu th ruins was found a Our Public Spirited Citizens. cleaning up day, which is not a bad j home I. O. O. F. plan at all. Cottage Gro'-e would ¡■j ’11 c" n' . ‘ l 1'1 $ [So and other means Henry Fischer, manager of the is expected to be hi 1 away. Cottage Grove No. 68 . not seriously suffer if such a day Brown Lumber Company, baa very Meetings every Saturday night. were to be observed. The Birean Bind o f the Christian geuerously donated toe lumber to Church are having a hard time to S. S. Shortridge, N. G. be used in the construction o f seat* Mr. Howard, of tlv. livery firm of gel the weather prophet to order n and stands or the Suffrage Conven Gus D. Gross, Secy. Tuller and Howard, lias sold bis Interest to Mr. Bambridge, and the real good hot day and night for tion in the Landess grove, and firm is now fixed to stay says Mr. their ice crea u social, but the latest hopes to see them left standing for R o y a l N eig h b o rs. Tullar, and will not change any advice is that such a day is coming other conventions and pinnies for by anti by. the good of the town. Meets 2nd aud 4 th Wednesday ot more. ’ A Mr. Green, late o f Phoenix, each month. A Georgia te'egraph operator Ethel Bisby, Oracle. crazed by drink and dissapointment Ari/.on i but stopping for the present Rains Means Dollars for Farmers. Mrs. C. W, Wallace, Recorder. in a love affair killed one man, in in Eugene was in the Grove iVed- The ruin of the last few days has nesday and Thtirdav ot this week. jured three severely, hurt two doue great good to all crops, and others badly and after setting a He expresses himseli as being fav the farmers are much pleased, but orably impressed with our part of are a little afraid o f a frost coming M. W . Of A . house on fire killed liimse’.f. the country'. Come and be one of afterwards, as the rain is so cold. Meetings 1 st and 2 rd Tuesday. C. A. Johns, ex candidate for us Mr. Green. Considerable snow fell in the hills LeRoy Woods, Consul. Governor and a party of sportsmen Gasoline raised again. Poor John on Thursday. have just returned from a recrea C. W. Wallace, Secy. tion trip to Olive Lake where in D must be afiaid of dying poor. The great demand is quoted as the one day they captured 7 >0 liah. Seven Tons of Butter. cause of the raise. If the tax on K . O. T. M. Pretty good fish tale for ex-candi wood alcohol is removed, gasoline The Creamery is making up a Cascade No. 60. date, to let on*. will take a bad tumble, aud the shipment o f seven tous of butter Meets every Thursday night. W . T. Hankins, secretary o f the people will he so much better off, for Portland for storage, which is Star Lumber Co., was iu town on uutil the Standard gets a new twist, taking about all the butter that O. H. Veatch, Com. Wednesday and says the mill is on the poor people. R. K. Dennis, Cooter. they can handle for a few days. doing its best. They are running A torpid, inactive liver can produce steadily and hope before long to more bodily ills than almost anything Card of Thanks. L. O. T. M. make enough improvements to in else. It Is good to cleon the system F r e d F i s k F o r S h o r if f . crease their capacity considerably. out occnsslonnliy. Stir the liver up, W e desire to express our heart Lady Lrnnson Hive No. 42 . A iMÂïYMrt ’m A L m and got into shape generally. The felt thaiiKs to the m any kind friends The Springfield Ne»'s hns the A number of local tenuis enthu best results are derived from the use Meets 2nd and 4th Friday of each iollowing concern'” " Fred Fisk, siasts are hard at work fixing up a of DeW itt's Little Early Kisers. He- and neighbors who by word and month. liable, effective, pleasant pills with a deed showed their sym pathy aud nominee for sheriff: good court out by the foot bridge. reputation. Never gripe. Sold by friendship during the last illness Mrs. Mary Schtnutz, L. C. In Fred Fi»k, candidate for re- It is hard work, but the boys he- Benson's Pharmacy. and death of our dear son and we election to the office ol Sheriff of Miss Leta Sanford, K. K- lieue it will pay to keep it up, un A public office is a public Iruet only trust that they may find such Lane County, the people have nn I til they get a first class court- Sev and a public official is a servaut of comforters in their time o f bereve- economical aud competent official eral very good players have been the people and public officials ruent. R ebekahs anil during his career as sheriff he worked up around towu. should be men of ability' and men M r . and M r s . R o b e r t A n i . acf . lias giveu satisfaction in e v rv de Cottage Grove No. 24. The High School graduates are capable of attending to the peoples tail o f the wo> k coming utidei his Meetings ist, 3rd and 5th Friday of care. The vast amount of business busy sending out their programs wants. In Fred Fisk Sheriff we Justice of the Peace. and invitations to the commence have n public officer capable of at each month. passing through the sheriff’ s office Justice Vaughn announces that ment exercises Thursday night, tending to the affairs of the Sheriffs requires a man of abiiity and ju d g Etta Baker, N. G. May 3ist. The class is having en office, a man who has given satis he will run as an independent can ment. Fred Fisk as sheriff is thor Katie B. Veatch, Secy. graved invitations this year, and faction in the past nnd who is ever didate for the office of Justice at oughly competent, accommodating the June election. He lias served will be finely fixed up. Each invi attentive to the people’s wants. and t' ustwortliv. If a man has the town for 42 years faithfully in tation* lias the class colors blue and 1 hired man who gives entire satis M B A The voters o f Oregon at the com that position and asks for the privi gold embossed in the corner ing election will vote on a bill to lege o f serving it for two years Modern Brotherhood of America faction, who does his work wi ll and with ability to do all work required A goo 1 complexion is possible with purchase the Barlow Toll road. the stomach out of order. If pasty, The proposed bill is a just one. more. The Justice is an old man, Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesday at T. O. it is not good policy to change him Absoiuisiy Pure and an upright and honorable one O. F. Hall. sallow people would pay more a 11 ca fora man unknown, ut trie I and tion to their stomachs and less to i I he pi*ople living in that section and deserves the vote of all good T. W . Jenkins,Sec. whose ability is seriously doubted. HAS MO SUBSTITUTE the skin on their faces they would should not have to pay' any toll to citizens. A vote for him will be a If a horse works well and gives have twitter complexions. Kodol for travel over any road in the state. A Cream o f Tartar P ow der, free from alum or phos- Dyspepsia will digest what you cat The day of toll roads has gone aud vote for your best interests. satisfaction and is a horse to the phatlc acid and put your stomach buck In right owners liking is it a good policy to shape to do Its own work. Kodol the state should take whatever St. Valentine Circle 121. Caught in the Trimmer. exchange for a horse unknown, un a O Y A L B A K IN G POWC. CO , ,v . relieves palpitation of the 1 cart, tlat- means are necessary to make it a u'enee, sour stom ach, hear burn, etc public highway. Don’ t forget to J. L. Breen got the little finger Meets ist and 3 rd Tuesday in W. tried, not halter broke and whose Sold by Henson's Pharmacy. actions indicate that lie would not vote for the purchase of the Toll of hi* left hand caught in the trim O. W . Hall. Wi and could not pull in hurnos.s? the general State fund, Flora J Miller, Clerk. mer at Saginaw Mill No. 1 of the Harry Metcalf, of the firm of road when you vote. den Van Duseu lias lu in Fred Fisk was elected to the office Thursday and Metcalf and Brund is going to It Is possible to retain relief from Booth-Kelley Co. of sheriff for the first time two years for years the estul blishil establish a large greenhouse this chronic indigestion and dyspepsia by nearly lost the finger. The flesh un ago, after finishing out the unex hatcheries, along with Silk Creek. summer, which he will fill with the use of K odol for Dyspepsia. was cut to the bone almost around pired term of Sheriff Withers, lie hatcheries, when some Sonic of the most hopeless cases of the second joint, and Dr. Job found flowers, and in order to foster the longstanding have yielded to it. It Mr. Phillips of Boulder, Col , lias been a good and faithful servant such work shall be r rowing of beautiful plants and enables you to digest the fool you it necessary to take two stitches to and E. M. Qsberg of Portland, Or., of the people, serving all. irrespec yearly fee of owers in the yards of the town, he eat and exercises a corrective Influ sew it up. The wound was ex who have been spending the past tive of politics, with fairness and enough money w will be ready to give away next ence, building up the efficiency ol the I ceedingly painful, but Breen stood week with L. G- Paap and his stu justice and the people will again to build at least < dlffestive organs. The stomach is the I spring Bettings of plants, and will boiler wherein the stream is made it manfully. dents, left here the first of the week. re-elect him to the sheriff’ s office. trout, in the enurs do what he can to help in such civic that keep u| your vitality, health | and iu time wou The fields and gardens of th’s improvement. and strength. Kodol digests wluit j Mrs. A . B, Wood hatcheries. If tin is enteitaming cotnmunit.y are looking very well M em orial S e r m o n . j you eat. Makes the stomach sweet— 1 I ley had one it woi The General Assembly o f the puts the boiler in condition to do the i Miss Gail Lsughlin and a friend indeed. Rev. Grace will deliver the an i errl for fishern. Presbyterian Church convened in work nature demand* -fit. gives you during the convention. I The poultry is looking well and nual memorial sermon before the G. | The trout in all 1 ¡1 t - v w • rr*A s j » • relief f r- m dfsonlera. and Eugene had two bad rurailways I)es Moines VteunesJay. An . 1 - ¡n dinpe to do your best, nicely. One of S- Burcham’ s A. R. members at the Presbyterian I as plentiful as tin from teams becoming Plymouth Rock bens laid an egg Church on Sunday the 27th. All junction will be sought for by con- f,s ] your b- st. Sold by Benson's Saturday 1 is an easy moans o tending factions of the Cumberland Pharmacy frightened at a horse breaking ex lately that measured 7 3-8 one way are invited to attend. for their increase. Church to prevent the assembly \v,. jjave on at this office hibition. and 0 3-4 the other. voting on merging the two church for distribution a number of packa- Ex-Mayor Veatch is making a ! Why t a k e a ili>z A Trout Hatchery. Eugene Millet made a trip to the bodies. Many churches in the ges of fine seeds, furnisned bv the hard fight forelection as State Sen t h a t colliri) ' K >111 Grove Wednesday. United States have alreaded voted United States Government through ator and deserves to win. He know* The Fish aud Game Protective Honey anil Tar allai to merge, aud have been received the courtesy of Hon. senator Gear- all the twists and turns of political Born to the wife of S. Burcbam Association o f Portland at a recent s l o p s Huit tickling. meeting reported on a bill which itri’Ml •hromrii 11 into the Presbyterian Church in. Any one who desires such seeds lit* and ha* served the people well May l s a f f pound Luby girl. » 1 , r . ,, • I lle liso u a I'li.irn i i proposed 1 to bring . t oelore the legi*-, betore He is making a good cam may call at this office and they will Friday closes a seven months lature asking for a license fee to be The Coos Bay people do not be- *" lieve in doing things by halves. a package. The Govern- paign. term o f school taught by Mr. Paap. collected from all fishermen over IS BcffhC 60 Round Trip When thev went after the Farmers ment has for years given out pack- The Star School had a great cel The students are passing well in Rates. l . St - night l . b i . A ,« r j fin, ¿ . " . „ " " . U o n , £ 3 . . c . l l . - , r e . . . » 1 for .1« P - . l - . o l , . and Shippers convention, they did ages of seed grown under the most ebration last Round trip pa-m it in such a manner that they walk- careful condition nnd has U,r° “,h 8r“du“ti°n p,ot r.m p '. . . e,.d ... “uu itoi8of • “ « 8 « .«-«■ >»tobLy cago to Poitland ed right away with it, and they are its Agricultural department done ed after which the finest o f refresh-! W . N. Wheeler and wife and ¡n the Willamette Valley. At the direct line will ' much to establish new growths of tnents were served, including ice : going to treat everybody -that at baby went to Cottage Grove present titnejthere is no trout hatch- Missouri lii\ , tend the convention in such a man seeds plants fruits and grains, cream from the Cottage Grove. Wednesday 1 ery in the state, all the funds re- These tick ts v ! This practice will probably be dis- creamery, as well as other good j ner that they will want to stay in — . — ■■■■ ueivod from fines, anil fees for sal- commencing June r ' uu- Coos Bay and work for that dis continued with this year as strong things. The school for the past 1 mon fishing go to salmon hatcher ing until Sept, i -,tl w Ed Steward has lett Comstock opposition has been worked up yesr has been a marked success trict right along. Such a spirit of ies, and the fines received from turn limit of Octolm co-operation as is exhibited in that against this work of the govern- and much credit is due to Mrs. and goes to Wendling to work for other fishing are small and go to J. the Booth-Kelley people. ment. Damewood. ¡¡•ction will build any district up. “The Togger ---- L a m m ®. C o s . ade to measure ade to fit ade to wear Giothes w. o. w. Up-Mi«> Pluimb:ing 1 All kinds of Hardware—-N one Made Griffip £> Veatch Co. M 1ER w. o. w. f | ,,ts ^
