Cottage Grove leader., May 26, 1906, Image 3

LEADERS
Eugene’s gas plant is about to be
; commenced.
C o m m e n ts,! C lu b
The Togs
Thirty nine members of tbe Com­
mercial Club were on hand Mon-
W. B. Dennis of Black Butte
Several buys of tho Alea mill
1 day night to vote on the resolution
was ia town ou business Thursday. were iu towu Friday for a time.
to reduce the membership fee from
Situation wanted by good cook
1
$‘
II. M. Ireland of Yonralla was a
She is a charming young woman 2o to $10 and the dues from $3 to
for mill or camp. Apply at this of­ visitor in the Grove Friday on bue-
with
n strong sweet face and with $1 per month. The preliminery
fice.
2t
iness.
l the love light in her eyes which j discussion was a very warm one,
¡aud became diverted from tbe main
Marion Veatch made a short trip
The memorial sermon will be I betokens the “ call” she has had to 'subject over the eligibility of voters
to Eugene on Wednesday on busi­ preached at t h e
Presbyterian I her work. She addresses the and when the resolution came to a
ness.
Church Sunday morning by Rev ¿chool children Friday morning vote it was defeated by a vote of 24
Bert Iawson returned to Portland Grace. There will be no services taking with her “ the garmet” which to I3. The sentiment of the club
constitutes the dress of the natives
Monday after a few days visit in the in the evening.
of Siam and calling a little girl and being that it was not wise to make
Grove.
Ross Chamberlain, a son of D. B. a little boy to the rostrum, she the monthly fee $1 but most of
A number of business enterprises Chamberlain, who has been attend­ dressed them in native style. The them agreeing that at times it
might be well to admit clubs of
are being held, awaiting the result ing school in Eugeno during the children were much interested.
members under a $10 membership
past year came dowu to the Grove
of the elections.
The Woman’s Club has its an­ fee.
See that your druggist gives you no for a visit on Wednesday.
nual meeting on Saturday after-
G Ross King was admitted to
Imitation wtiqpyouask for Kennedy’s
The Southern Pacific has placed
Laxative Honey and Tar, the original orders for three sawmills, two of uoou at tbe Convr-’rcial Club membership in the Club. Several
Laxative cough syrup.
rooms. Officers la- the coming Dills for tbe Made in Oregon exhi­
which will be located on the Wend-
bit were presented and allowed.
Mrs. D. P. Patterson and Mrs. ling branch <>t theS. P. These mills year will be decu I.
Lee W. Henry returned to their will have a capacity of trom 30,000
Mrs. Grace gave a reception on
M A D E IN OKK.CON E X H I B I T
Eugene home on Wednesday after to 40,000 feet of timber per day.
Thursday in honor of Miss Hatch,
The secretary read a letter from
visiting here.
Wliy take a dozen tilings to cure a returned missionary from Siam. D. T. Awbrey stating that lie had
Henrik Ibsen, the famous Nor­ that cough.’ Kennedy's Laxative The cards announced “ married secured a better location for the
wegian poet and dramatist died at Bouev and Tar allays the congestion, ladies from 4 to 5 , young ladies Cottage Grove exhibit than was
that tickling, drives the cold from 5 to 6.
first given it, aud that he had got­
his home in Christiana, Wednesday stops
o h t through the
bowels. Sold by
Tbe parsonage was gay with ten the cases, opened them aud in­
at 78 years.
Benson’s Pharmacy.
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flowers and from a prettily draped stalled the exhibit in the window of
The City Recorder is* preparing
The Brown mill loss been shut booth in a cornoi of the dining the Sperry Hutchinson Co. store on
to file notice of sewer taxes on a down a number of hours recently on room, Miss Edna Grace dispensed Filth Street, directly across from
headquarters For
number of citizens whose property account of (he shortage of logs, but dainty refreshments to the guests. the Post office and that it made a
lie along the new se«eiss
this will soon be remedied aud all
Miss Hatch’s errand here is to very good showing.
T. K. Campbell being unable to
Fred Fisk was a visitor in town the logs shipped in that the mill can organize a missionary society in
go to the Coos Bay meeting, II. O.
this week attending to business and possibly handle. The live rollors the Presbyterian Church;
Thompson was appointed iu his
also looking after bis political greatly expedile the work of the
place and he and F B Phillips were
Memorial Services Sunday.
fences. He expects a large vote at ! mill.
The annual memorial sermon for given instructions to do all they
tbe election and deserves it.
The wood alcohol bill has passed
the G. A. R, will be given by Rev. could to secure the September meet­
W. A. Hogate has been filling in both hous and senate at Washing­ R. C- Grace at the Presbyterian ing of the Willamette Valley De­
ton
and
is
now
before
the
president
tome of the low places on Main
It will not become Church Sunday morning the 27th, velopment League for Cotta e
street with gravel this week, which 'or signature
effective
i
.
foi
■
next January. The tomorrow. Everybody is invited to Grove.
makes quite an improvement.
join with the G. A. R in their
tax which this 1 ill removes was $1
commemoration.
W. L- Hubbel is delayed in his pei gallon.
Interstate Commerce Commerce Has
work on the new brick block for
Its innings.
School Library.
The Chris'iau Church improve­
the bank by the bad weather. He
The school board is working out
The Commission is getting in
expects to have tbe woik complet­ ments axe progressing rapidly now.
The tower is being completed, and its libiary books, so that it can send good work in its investigations
ed within 60 days at the most.
the bell will be hoisted the last of in its list before long. It is a diffi­ these day8. A number of railroad
Mrs- Parker left lor Albany for a this week. Inside the work is all cult matter for any board to select officials have hard v. ork before
sbo t visit tbe first of the wiek. finished but the hanging of the a library for school uso, no matter them in explaining how they got
She took her little gian ¡daughter doors. The dedication services will how much experience they have quantities of coal companies for
with her and Tom feels as though be held by Rev. McConnell, the had. Even on an y range of sub­ nothing. Each day is adding to
the Bakery was mighty lonesome.
jects there is such a vast number of tbe power of the commission, and it
evangelist.
tooksto select from. The board is possible that great reforms yet
The graduating class of the High
The Eugene Guard states that A.
School this year are sending out Welch of the Willamette Volley Co. hopes to select a good number of will be worked through it.
very swell invitations through the says that the Oregon Electric Co. books and have it ready for the
courtesy of the School b o a r d . The engineers and surveyors will travel schools next year The board is
A Big Road Scraper.
class has done well and the board through from Salem laying out the also considering installing more ap­
paratus for physical and chemical
is being very liberal with them
Curtis Veatch is having a big tri­
line, and will probabiy reach Eu­ labratory work. This is something
S. A. D. Puter has at last been gene within eight weeks, and that that is badly needed and which all angular road sernpor with heavy
iron guards made lor grading the
captured and is in jail. The Sec­ thiR would be the first time for any
the students will appreciate.
roads this summer in his road dis­
ret Service men have had a hard of their surveys to have come
trict. Blacksmith Baker is doing
race getting hold of him but will through the country.
County Commissioner.
the job and is making a scraper
keep watch of him now until they
In a report iu the Pacific Timber-
S.
M.
Douglas, democratic candi­ that will do the work in the best
see him landed in the Government man of the meeting of the lumber­
date for County Commissioner was manner. Mr. Veatch hopes to com­
prison.
men of Cottage Grove held May 5 th a visitor in the Grove this week plete the graveled road from its
Marshal Underwood was noti­ it says: “ Thirteen firms were rep­ looking after bis political friends, present terminus out by tbe ceme­
fied that a dead man had been resented, and four new members and interesting others in his behalf. tery right down to tbe bridge across
found at the corner of River and were added to the association, and Mr. Douglass is a citizen of Eugene, Silk Creek to connect with the west
Wall streets Wednesday morning, the question ol forming a local as­ and is a farmer, owning and oper­ eud of Wall street, where the city
but when he arrived lie found it sociation was taken up and will ating a large farm near there. For will commence its work of improve­
was a case of dead drunk and doubtless lie pushed to its organiza­ fourteen years he operated a large ment. Mr. Voatch is anxious to get
locked tbe fellow up for a time.
tion.”
dairy, but is now giving his entire the work aloi g so that it can be all
Lodge Directory.
K . O. T. M.
A torpid. Inactive liver can produce
We have on hand at this office time to farming. Mr. Douglass is done up right and expects to be able
Cascade No. GO.
more bodily ills than utmost anything
au able man, and promises to do his to do a better job with his new
else. It is good to cleon the system for distribution a number of packa­ best for the entire county if elected. scraper than before.
Meets
every
Thursday nigh
A. F.
A. M.
out oecasstonall.v. Stir the liver up, ges of fine seeds, furiiianed by the
He
is
firm
in
his
beliefs
of
what
is
O. H. Veatch, Com.
and got into shape generally. The United States Government through
Cottage Grove Lodge No 51.
best results are derived from the use the courtesy of Hon. senator Gear best for the county and state, and
R. K. Dennis, Cooter.
New Quick Delivery.
of DeWitt’s Little Early Kisers. Re- in. Any one who desires such seeds wants to add his help in prospering
Meetings 1 st and 3 rd Wednesdays
liable, effective, pieasant pills with a
Lane
County.
of
each month.
may
call
at
this
office
and
they
will
Veatch
&
Schmutz
have
put
on
a
reputation. Never grits*. Sold by
L. O. T. M.
he given a package. The Govern­
■ ew quick delivery wagon, and a
Benson’s Pharmacy.
L. F. Wooley, W M.
Street Improvements.
ment
has
for
years
given
ouf
pack­
number
of
new
firms
have
arranged
Lady
Laiusou Hive No, 42.
J. B. Lurch, S»cy.
A. Welch, managor of tbe W ill­
The City Street Commissioner
Meets 2 nd and 1 th Friday of < ach
amette Valley Co. was here this ages of seed grown under the most laid a new flooring oti the bridge for the delivery of their goods.
week looking after the improve­ careful condition and has through across the river this week. The The firms now delivering goods by
mouth.
G. A. R.
ment of the plant. The work is its Agricultural department done city has to make all repairs on the general wagon are Metcalf &
Mrs. Mary Sclunutz, I O.
Appoinatsx Post N<>. 34.
now being pushed and as soon as much to establish n e w growths of streets and bridges now, within tbe Brund, Veatch k Lawson, Lurch,
Miss Lota Sanford, K. K.
seeds,
plants,
fruits
and
grains.
C. H. Burkholder, H. Venske, Cur-
the big boiler is bricked in, and has
city limits, and to aid in such work rin & Veatch, Bazaar, Parker’s Meets at 1 p. m. on iLc 2nd and
This
practice
will
probably
be
dis­
had time to set, connections will be
continued with tliis year as strong has the special road tax fee of $ 3 .oo Bakery, Carman A ilemeuway, 4 th Saturday of each month.
Rebekahs
made and the big engine stnrted.
Dr. D. L. Woods, Post Coin.
opposition has been worked up collectable on all men over 21 years Wynne Hardware Co, Griffin &
Cottage Grove No. 24 .
Rev. Mahlon Harlon Day, a Bap­ against this work of the govern­ within tbe city road district. This Veatch, J. D. Cochran Phone in
G. W. McRoynolds, Adjutant
fund will be used in the repair of your orders to any of these firms
Meetings 1st, 3 rd and 5 th Friday of
tist pastor in Dunkirk, M. V. has ment.
streets.
and they willl have your goods de­
received a call to the First P*aptist
each month.
Mrs. Frans Crabtree died at 10
livered.
Church of Syracuse, N. V. which is
Etta linker, N. G.
Two C am p s
o’clock Saturday night, May l'.ffh
a great honor. Mr. Day was born
Katie B. Vcntcli. Secy
Bohemia Camp No. 2 (H).
The Brown Lumber Co. estab­
at her home six miles east of Cot­
at CresweU, Oregon, in ’72 and
Meets each Friday evening.
tage Grove. She had been an in­ lished a new camp last week in the
Wanted.
graduated from the Uniuereity. His
timber on Bake Stewart’s place, and
F. C- Coffman, Consul Com.
valid
for
some
four
or
five
months
M B A
Miners at the Continental Mine
wife is also on Oregonian.
and had borne her trials nobly, in from now on the logs for the mill Myrtle Creek, Oregon. Telephone
Ches. VnnDenburg, Clerk.
Modern
Brotherhood
of A ■ icu
A good complexion is possible with patience aud in resignation.
She will be supplied from that camp, as
tf
the stomach out of order. If pasty, leaves of her own kindred two well as tbe old one. The logging connections.
MeetH 2 nd and ftli Tuesday at I. O.
—
O. E. S.
sallow people would pay more a tten­ brothers aud sisters, und of her engine which has been expected for
O. F. Hall.
tion to their stomachs and ¡ess to
Cottage
Grove
Chapter No 4.
some
time
still
has
not
arrived
and
own
family,
her
husband,
three
T. W. Jenkins,Sec.
the skin on their faces they would
have better complexions. Kodol for sons and a daughter, who grieve in is delaying the work.
Meetings held on 2nd and 4th Fri­
Dyspepsia will digest what you eat j the loss of so kind a mother, whoso
day of each month.
and put your stomach back in right |
MARRIED
shape to do its own work. Kodol thoughtful, chiistian cu e made the
Mrs. C. H. Burkholder. W. M.
HOCKETT— YANCEY— M i s s
St. Valentine Circle 121 .
relieves palpitation of the heart, flat­ world so much better for them.
W. S. Bennett, W. P.
ulence. sour stomach, hear burn, etc Her sister, Mrs. Dougherty of Cali­ Minnie B. Yancey and Frank L
Meets
1st and 3rd Tuesday in W.
Miss Celia Lurch, Secy.
Sold by Henson's Pharmacy.
fornia, has been attending her for Hockett were married at tbe home
O.
W.
Hall.
of
Rev.
R.
C.
Grace
Monday
night,
Mrs. Cottle is vowing vengence two or three months. The funeral
Flora J. Miller, Clerk.
May 2 ist I906. Tho couple are
services
were
conducted
by
Rev.
on the people who stripped her car­
K.
of
P.
quite
young,
and
have
lived
here
nation beds Wednesday night- Not Barnhardt, who made a splendid for many years.
Juvenilis Lodge No. 48.
W i l d w o o d M i ll M a y b$ Opera!« I
only did they break off the flowers, elegy of her life, and pointed out
the
comfort
that
the
family
and
j
Meets
every
Wednesday
night.
A
number of parties have 1 << * 11
but in some instances tore the
Presbyterians Are United.
looking over the Wildw <d nrii p 1
L W. Baker, Chancellar Com.
plants out by the roots. Mrs. fiiends have iu tbe thought of her !
cently, nnd there is a strong ]
•
Cottle was saving them for decora­ womanly Christian life. Her death I The Cumberland branch of the
Chas. VnnDenburg, K. of R. A S.
bility that the mill may b< ild u !
tion dav, and feels justly indignant has lett a great void in the family, ‘ Presbyterian Church passed out of
put into operation within -i vo -
art made with
over such an outrage. With all and aching hearts to mourn, but 1 existence Thursday when Moder­
I. O. O. F.
short time. The people t W ild­
the flowers that can be had for the she has gone to sleep to waken in I ator Corbett officially announced
the union of the two churches.
wood would be very glad to si , it,
Cottage Grove No.OH.
asking in a place where they grow th*at better land
pot
into operation a. .on, md I; , ■.
as abundantly as here, for a person
Meetings every Saturday night
J19 Years Old.
tin t it will not be long- With the
to ruthlessly tear up flowers is with
Baccalaureaute Sermon.
H.
S.
Sbortridge,
N.
G.
A week ago today Mrs Mary
market as good as it is evt i \ mill
out excuse.
Rev. S. E. Memingor will address' Ramsey Woods of Hillsboro cele­
Gus I). Gross, Secy.
ought to bo running.
The Eugene Guard states that the graduating class of the High brated her llilth birthday. At tbe
miners of the Blue River District school Sunday evening at tbe celebration were children of four
Royal Neighbors.
are very indignant over the action Methodist Church. All parents generations.
Round Trip hxcursion
Meets 2 nd and 4th Wednesday ol Reduced
and
friends
are
invited
to
be
pres­
of the Lucky Boy mine iu felling
Rates.
State Senator.
each month.
trees across the road between that ent.
Round
trip
passei ge rates Chi-
Ethel
B'sby,
Oracle.
It. M. Veatch ia making a quiet,
mine and tbe other mines, thereby
Absolutely Pure
cago to Portland and return, via
but never-the.less determined can
Mrs. C. W, Wallace, Recorder.
cutting off access to the mines. It
Color Supplement.
diroct line will he $7 v< 0 and from
vass for the voters in tbe election. AntDdyapeptlci may be eat«*
seems that the company built the
Missouri River ; 'ills £•>0.00.
Our color supplement ia to be a He proposes to wiu when be runs,
road for its own use at great ex
without Inconvenience
These tieV:
v. ill he on s: ¡L laily
M
.W
.
of
A.
pense and have since asked the permanent feature if tbe people and be would have exerybody
•ven by person*
commencing June 1 > 1 mu I ■ ontinu
county to buy it, as it is used a* a wish it, nnd from indications it know that he is running and their
Meetings 1st and 2rd Tuesday.
with delicate
ing until Sept. 15th with final re
public highway, but the County teems as though they appreciate votes would be acceptable. Mr.
dlgeatlon
LeRoy Woods, Consul.
turn limit oi October 31 t
the
addition.
Don’t
be
afraid
to
Veatch
has
a
good
record
behind
Commissioners do not see it that
C.
W.
Wallace,
Secy.
j say you like it.
him and has a strong following.
• • * * 4 S U M *«
M ., N ** * • « * ,
^ray, hence the difficulty.
F or the T ogger at
“The Toggery“
■------ L a m m (Si C o s .- —- =
ade to measure
ade to fit
ade to wear
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