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LEADERS Thos. Pierce Tuesday. Subscribe for the Leader. Miss Hattie Ber.nçt of Wildwood went to Eugene on is visiting Mrs. Grace. Social tattling Lodge Directory. A. F. & A. M. Rev Grace went to Eugene on Cottage Grove Lodge No. 51. Mrs. Darwin Bristow of Eugene business and back Saturday. I visited here Tuesday. „ , „ ! The reception given I / Mr. and Meetings 1 st and 3 rd Wednesdays w _ , Mrs. \\ ooley came from Eugene Mrs C. J. Miller in honor of Blaine Mrs B E. Lester and son spent to see her granddaughter Agnes.j Jacksou and wife was was one one of the of each month. L. F. Wooley, W. M. Memorial day with her mother Mrs. graduat 1 pleasantest social events our town J. B. Lurch, Secy. v ■ Sim Brand has been ill for the bas ever known. The house was beautifully decorated with ferns Frank Phillips sold this week the past week, not uble to take bis en- and flowers, the reception hall be VVelch residence to A. T . Frasier, i gine out, G. A. R. ing a perfect bower. Music en who will locate here. Oliver Veatch chairman of School Appomatax Post No. 34. livened the evening, the young Riohard White improved bis bonrd gave a chicken pie supper people sang all the popular songs Meets at 1 p. m. on the 2nd and building on Main street this week j last eveniug to the teachers. j of the day, Clarence Morse playing 4 th Saturday of each month. by tearing down the porch in front. Mrs. W. B. Dennis cams in from I their accompaniments. A number Dr. D. L. Woods, Post Com. The body of the University stu ¡Portland Thurs lay and was met of out-of-town guests were present, G. W. McReynolds, Adjutant dent, Newell, drowned in the W il [by Mr. Cooper an 1 taken out to fbe among them Scott Jackson and I mines. lamette was recovered about 'wo family and Mr. Herb*rt Doty, of miles below the city on Thursday. Misses Mundy, Oran*, Powers, Loraue. W. W. Jackson late of Constipation makes the cold d rag | and Prof~. Strange amt Harvey, Denver, Col. " a , »«resent with his Bohemia Camp No. 2 <> 0 . along. Get It out o f y ou . Take 'leave tonight for their sever il wife, daughters lic.eu and Maude. Meets each Friday evening. Kennedy’s L axative Honey and T a r | homes. Delightful refreshments were served cougii syrup. Contains no opiates. F. C. Coffman, Consul Com. auu guests left at a late hour- Hold by Benson's Pharmacy Miss Barbour, graduate of New Chns. VanDenburg, Clerk. Miss Jennie Woods, president of The Fugene exhibit in the "Made I England conservatory of music, the Presbyterian Missionary So in Oregon” displuy at Portland won now of Eugene, has a fine clacs in O. E. S. a I20 prize for the best of exhibit 'oval music and teaches at the home ciety organized here by Miss Hatch of goods manufactured outside of I of Rev. Grace on Wednesday of lute of Siam, entertained the so Cottage Grove Chapter No. 4. ciety last Tuesday from 2 to 5 p. m 5 each w eek Portland. A delightful program was enjoyed, Meetings held on 2nd and 4th Fri The town was well filled with consisting of readings from the day of each month. Hon. R. M. Veatih and State Gamewarden Baker escorted Go%'. farmers from the country and with Missionary Periodicals, ” Womans’ Mrs. C. H. Burkholder. W. M. Chamberlain to Eugene Tuesday the people of the small towns work for woman,” “ Home Missions W. S. Bennett, W. P. afternoon, and staid to hear his around on Decoration day. The Monthly” and “ Over land and Miss Celia Lurch, Secy. weather was all that could be asked sea” children’s missionary maga speech that evening. and tbe dav ivns fittingly observed zine. Dainty refreshments were Mr. Lewis, a brolher of Edwin throughout. served. K. of P. Tullar of Tullar and Baimbridge, liverymen, is visiting here from Fiulev li. Roberts has been ap M rs. F r a n k W h e e l d e is r t s E n t e r t a i n s M e t h o Juventus Lodge No. 48. Sacramento for a tin»-', and iik< s pointed postmaster at Springfield in Friday evening the hospitable Meets every Wednesday night. this section very much. place of James L. Clark, who re L. W. Baker, Chancellar Com. home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Benson lias installed two new tine signed. M . Roberts 1 ms been as Wheeler was thrown up to enter Cbas. VanDenburg, K. of II. A S. -ter for sone time so plate glass show cases in bis drug sistant po- tain the Methodists of the city. A store this week. The cases are full i' thoroughly conversant with the fine eveuiug was had. A short i . o . o T f T height, extending up from the floor office. programme was given and in the and represent quite an expense. Prof. Stran..0 leaves Saturday for latter part of the evening dainty re Cottage Orove No. 08 . Coburg voted Tuesday to become a few days vi-it at his home. He freshments were served. Metho Meetings every Saturday night. a city, and the vote was: For in is thinking quite seriously of get dists can certainly have just as S. S. Shortridgo, N. G. corporation HM, against 2 o. A ting out in the hay fields and work- good a time as anybody, would be Gus D. Gross, Secy. iug up a store of musc!e and re the verdict of anyone that was ticket was elected at the same time, serve energy for next year. He present, ami saw the enjoyment of and Geo. A. Drury was made ma Royal Neighbors. thiuks he will get over into Eastern company. Those present were. yor. Oregon during the summer and seo Mr. and Mrs. Arne, Rev. and Meets 2 nd and 4th Wednesday of Prof. Worth Harvey is going to some of the irrigation projects. Mrs. Meminger, Mr. and Mrs. each month. put in a part o f his summer vaca Compton, Mi and Mr«. Wm. Ho- Ethel Bisby, Oracle. Miss Maude Kelley leaves for tion working in the bank at bis gate, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Porter, Mr. Mrs. C. W. Wallace, Recorder. home in Ashland, but expects to her home Saturday after a year of and Mrs. Frohmader, Mr. and Mrs. get out in the hills and rusticate a hard work in the schools. As her J. D. Cochran. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. health is not very good here she portion o f bis time. M. W. of A. has arranged for a chauge and has Kavser, Mrs. Brund, Mrs. Smutz. Sheriff Fisk has been distribu a school engaged in the mute of Mis. Marstors, Mrs. Wm. Johnsou, ting the election supplies over the Washington where she will be next Mrs. Hodges, Mrs. Harry Hart, Meetings ist and 2rd Tuesday. Leltoy Woods, Consul. county this week for election Mon year. The pupils and her many M rs. Wm. Hart, Mrs. Davidson, C. W. Wallace, Secy. day. He has had a double amount friends that she has made during Mrs. Garoutte, Mrs H. Cochran, of work this year through the pri the four years which she has taught Mrs. Shinn. mary election supplies. here regret very much to lose her, Rebekahs Miss Elsie Lea Entertains. but wish her better health and suc F. J- Hard returned from the Cottage Grove No. 24 . Tuesday evening the home of Meetings ist, 3 rd and ¡>th Friday ot east on Tuesday and will go up to cess in her new school. the mines shoitly. He expictsto From all quarters people are Miss Elsie Lee was open to several have the Vesuvius, Oregon-Colo- looking to Oregon, are preparing ol her friends who had a delightful each month. Etta Baker, N. O. rado and Riverside all going for to come here to live, from the evening in music, whist and other Katie B. Veatch, Secy. ward rapidly before long. north east, from the south, from all light hearted fun. Those present quarters the inquiries come. Some were Misses Maude Kellley, Bessie The University of Oregon track of them will come to the G ’-ove to Griffin, Ethel Veatch and Lee, M B A team scored a splendid victory over live. When you write to your Messrs. Sly, Wm. and Norman the teams of Washington and Idaho Modern Brotherhood of America eastern friends do not hesitate to Hawley and Albert Griffin. at the triangular meet at Seattle, Meets 2 nd and 4 th Tuesday at I. O. send them literature. It will be Wednesday by scoring Oregon C7; furnished to you free of expense. O. F. Hall. Recovers Sight of One Eye. Washington 39; Idaho ill. I’se Collage Grove stationery show T. W. Jenkins,Sec. Mr. L. Morse returned Tuesday Harry Brehaut has a man on the ing pictures of Cottage Grove on road running south into California your letter heads, pictures of your night from Portland where he had selling his summer drink Phosco, homes and business bouses. Make an operation performed o" his left and its running mate Frosto, and your every letter an advertisement eye for the removal of a cataract, St. Valentine Circle 121 . says that it bids fair to give him all of Cottage Grove and add your which has covered both eyes so Meets ist and 3rd Tuesday in VV. completely that he has not been help to build up the town. he can do to take care of it. able to see for many months. The O. W. Hall. P. V. Cooper, assistant manager Flora J. Miller, Clerk. Monday afternoon Chester L. j doctor thought it best only to op- of the Blackbutte mines was in Poeb tel, assistant instructor in I erate on one eye, so operated on town Wednesday on business. He I tbe department of mines at the the left eye, and was successful so L. O. T. M. drove in a big hurry and beat the j State Agricultuial College at Cor that Mr. Morse is now able to see Lady Laroson Hive No. 42 . record by making the entire dis vallis arrived in the Grove with for the first time in months. It has tance in two hours and ten minutes. nine members of the graduating been possible for him to get around Meets 2 nd and 4 th Friday of each Thousands annually bear witness cla.-s, who are on the annual min- in spite of his blindness, as he month. t o the efficiency <>f F.arly Kisers. ! mg trip established by the State could distinguish light and dark ob Mrs. Mary Schmutz, L. C. These plcnuant, reliable little pills j Board ot Regents for the gradual- jects, even when he could not dis have lo n g borne a reputation second Miss Leta Sanford, K. K. to none as a laxative and cathartic. 1 inK class. The boys went up on tinguish form. Mr. Morse has had great pleas They are as staple as bread in mil- the O. A !S. E. Tuesday morning lions of homes. Pleasant but c IT ih '- ,in,j walked up * the Champion ure in seeing things that are now K. O. T. M. tlve. Will prom ptly relieve c o n s ti mine where they will make their almost new to him, and in meeting pation without griping. Sold by Ben Cascade No. C>G. headquarters duiing the tim^ they people that he has met in the last sons Pharm acy. Meets every Thursday night. are in the camp. They will in few months by voice only. The people who use the little spect each mine iti the camp and O. H. Veatch, Com. narrow sidewalk around the Metho make a study of the formations, and R K . Bennis, Cooter, Flower Mission. dist Church have joined in to have of the working of the mines in or a good five foot walk built all der to get an idea of the practica The W. C. T. U. will meet next! around the property, having se work, and on Saturday will walk Friday June 8th at 3 p. m. at Mrs. j Reduced Round Trip Excursion cured permission, and will ask the over the Hardscrabble road and L. A . Baker’s The programme ; Rates. couucil for a light to lighten up the 'come to town. They will then go will be a ‘‘ Flower Mission” one. Round trip passenger rates Chi dark corners back of the church. I to Loudon and Blackbutte, stopping Flowers and scripture verses will cago to Portland and return, via Bert Richmond and Mr. Durham ¡over night at Loudon Mineral be thankfully received by the com direct line will he $75.00 and from mittee at Mrs. Baker’s Friday and Missouri River points $<>0.00. and Nelson Durham all went south Spiings Hotel. The memb of the ciass nre will be sent to the sick by a com These tickets will be on sale daily Thursday. Mr. Richmond is start pany of little folks — Everybody is commencing June ist and continu ing out bis summers work splendid-, £a ° Sin*l A A p ing until Sept. 15th with final re- Jy, with a packed house at th e ! Ba,de°> «•_'Cr <>U, H _ ° - K r invited to attend. ------ I turn limit of October 31 st- one r a House here Wednesday <■ - J - McCoi- Opera J. M. I siiam . night. Bert is graatly pleased with maick, F. M. Iiotb, and J. L. Ringo Local Option Meeting. his moving pictures and makes a Sunday evening, 8 p m. at good success with them. Silk Creek. Opera House Col. D. W II it liar, Nothing But Politics. aa attorney from Texas will tell Eugene is having trouble over, , Oeo. Miller and wife of Portland the payment of the engineers who I Thursday afternoon Judge Ste- how local option killed Texas. are visiting Iheir daughter Mrs. drew the plans for the city water P^eu A- 1 VL ; of Multnomah Other able speakers will he present, John Ashby and family of this and lighting plant. The bill county made an address to the; place. was cut dow* to $245o. and, Toters urging the support of t he1 •** Mrs. Dora Collins of Springfield that is now held up by an injunction straight Re ’ >bcau ticket, that M ftk « s N e w I n v e s t m e n t is visiting her parents John Dame- againet tbe citv, by a prominent President Boo-evelt might be aa- J. H. Chambers bas shown his wood and wife this wiek citizen charging conspiracy be- »uml of il « firm support uf the tween 'the board and the engineers. ( state in the . pening gun of the interest in Cottage Orove by be Alice Slagle and children were year’s elect ons. The Judge is an coming a stockholder in the First visiting at L. H. Slagle’s Thurs The senior clast of the High able man lioroughly versed in or- National Bank, and desires to have day. Scbool listened to an able Bacca- atory, atul 1 a le an e •ffective and it known that the report that he Janet Davidson of Saginaw vis laureate sermon Suudav night by E>iilliant -¡a full of sound, was a stockholder and director in ited Mrs. Eugene Mi))*’- Wednes Rev. S. E. Meminger at the Meth- forceful nr the new bank of Cottage Grove was odist church. The house was well He was f o ' l o ved by Walter L. an eiror on the perl ofthose mak- day. filled with the parents and friends Toozc n 1> known florid and ing auch statement. Mr. Chamber’ s of the class and Rev Meminger gesticula: of address, who business interests in this vicinity'in Wanted more than usually well in his ser- a )Ught by ni -n' er of playful and the Alca mill, and in property hold- 1 mon which was full of good fur the fanciful et : - impress upon his 1 iugs are large, and his becoming n Miners at the Continental Mine young people about to enter on the hearer0 the importance of voting stockholder in the First adds to its Myrtle Creek, Oregon. Telephone path of life. for WithycomLe and Bourne. tí j already sound financial foundation ^connections. The Togs For the T ogger at > T h e T oggery*' =Lam m C o ’ s . = ade to measure n . ade to fit ade to wear clothes w . o. w . w . o. w . HOTEL GRAHAM headquarters F o r Mining and Commercial Men A . G r a h a m , Prop. i Up-to-datf P lu m b in g A l l k in d s o f H a r d w a r e - — N o n e « b e tte r M ade Griffin i 5 Véate 7 Co. Eighth Grade. ItKV. S. 1 C. 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The couple are young folks ifc-Inch Wood For Sale who have lived here for many years 10-inch slab wood, blocks and and have a host of friends, who trimmings at $ 1.50 per load deliv- wish them the best of everything ered Phone No. 501 B; wn Luut« going. her Co.
