Cottage Grove leader., June 30, 1906, Image 1

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COTTAGE GROVE LEADER
NO. 11
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 30 , 190 «.
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ual use of alcohol (whether as spirits
founded. It« deposits at present A I P O M i l l IQ M
Wiukle of Weudling, Ore., at the
wine or beer,) which may never go
being over $ 171 ,ooo show that Cot-
wm
home of the bride’s parents. The
as far as drunkenness.
tage Grove firms and people cer­
father of the groom Rev. I. N. Van
( 2 ) It is a mistake to say that
tainly have money to put in the
Winkle, a Methodist preacher ot
those doing hard work require stim­
bank for safe keeping.
Halsey, Linn County, officiated as
English Trade Reports State That It ulants. As a fact no requires al­
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Three Happy Couples United in the clergyman. The only guests pres­ Judge Harris Dissolves Injunction Re­
cohol as either food or tonic.
is Steadily Declining.
ent
were
the
immediate
relatives
of
j
straining
the
County
Court
from
Bonds of Matrimony.
Local Will Commence About First of
( 3 ) Alcohol is really a narcotic,
both the bride and groom, although !
Declaring Local Option.
Month.
dulling the nerves, like laudanum
quite a wedding parly hud been ar­
GII-B-fURRIN.
Sentiment in England growing or opium, but is more dangerous
The local from Portland to Cot­
ranged hut was abandoned on ac- I
A pretty June wedding occurred count of the feeble health of the j At io o ’clock Friday morning tage Grove wili commence running in favor of sobriety. Consul W. that either iu that often its first ef­
rt the home of Mr. and Mis. J. W- bride’s mother who has been suffer­ Judge Harris rendered his decision as soon as the July time table is out, Maliin, of Nottingham, iu writing fect is to wcakeu a mau’s self con­
Currin, Cottage Grove, Oregon, on ing fiom a second attack of pneu­ in the case of Walker and Rensbaw which will be between the first and on the “ Decrease of drinking and trol, while his passions are excited;
hence the number of crimes which
of Eugene versus the County Court tenth of the month. If the turn- drunkenness in England,” says :
Wednesday evening, June 27 th, the monia.
The truth of such a statement occur under its influence.
Dr. Van Winkle i- ths physiciau in the matter of making the injunc­ table is not completed by that time,
occasion being the marriage of their
(4) Spirits, as usually taken,
charming daughter, Marie Oliva to for the Booth-Kelley employees at tion permanent, îestraiuing the the train will probably go on to would probably be doubted by the
casual observer of the number of rapidly produce alcoholism, but
Wendling aud has a nice practice, County Court from declaring pro­ Divide to turn around.
Mr. Robert L. Gile.
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intoxicated people on the streets milder alcoholic drinks, aw beer
The house was lavishly decorated and the happy couple will make hibition in the county, by dissolv­
and even cider, drunk repeadedly
with ferns, LaKrance roses, sweet their home there after returning ing the temporary injunction there­
Gamewarden Baker Honored. ~ and °f ™en aud
; public houses. But the evidence every day produce, after a time, al­
peas and smilax. Just before the from the r weddiug trip through by giving the Couuty Court power
Gamewarden Baker has just re- is derived from a comparative study coholic poisoning with equal cer­
ceremony Mr. Isham sing with the valley. Miss Hutchinson is to go ahead.
The case of Walker and Renshaw turned from the gathering home of of social conditions and from the tainty.
good voice and fine expression, “ O well known hero, having been a
( 5 ) The habit of drinking leads
Promise Me” , with Mrs. Jas. Ben­ teacher for some time iu the schools, vs the county was a test case Kentuckians at Louisville. He has customs returns aud the reports of
son presiding at the piano. To the a d th<* doctor in tilling her to brought by the liquor element and many a jolly story to tell uf the beer-brewing companies. No doubt to the ruin of families, the neglect
He was espeu- I another
trustworthy - guide is . . the
. ,, , time lie
, had.
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. of social duties, disgust for work,
soft strains of the weddiug march Wendling robs Cottage Grove of was based on the fact that Eugene’s grand
charter had been amended by the *ally .honore(1 at the gathering and (tendency of public sentiment, which misery, theft aud crime It leads
the groom and his friend, Mr. Z >- another of her fair vouug ladies.
legislature in regard to the control ^is picture was printed in all the fa «„questionably in the direction also.to the hospital, for alcohol
pber N. Agee, took th ir place iu
C O C H R A N O liC U R I).
of the selling of liquor within the Louisville papers as the man. th a t. of sobriety. Temperance societies produces tho most various aud the
the corner of the parlor which was
Mr. Chari's S. Cochran, who for
banked with roses and ferns and bo- tlie-e mat.y yea shas been directing city, ufter the law granting local! i'Tv®d faf,the8t fr° ,u Louisville ui the j„ this country are growing in num- most fatal disease«, including par­
at issue
case at
issue was
was United Butes that returned to at- bers and influence, Outside ol alysis, insanity, diseases of the
neith a beautiful canopy of while and leading lnhss bands all up and option. The case
tend the celebration. Had the rul -1 tliise, the abuse of iutoxicauts in stomach an I liver and dropsy. It
whether
the
county
vote
had
power
roses, they were followed immedi­
down the country and who has over Eugene’s vote, If the court ing not admitted Kentuckians who I its relation to mental aud physical also paves the way to consumption,
ately by Mary Ellen Benson and
hea le 1 many a proud procession, had granted the injunction throw­ had come from foreign lands to the health is reeeiviug much attention, and frequenters of public houses
Viviau Isham, charming flower
assuror d the leadership and beaded ing out local option in Eugene, the convention, he would have won tho a special committeo last year made furnish a Urge proportion of the
girls. . cattering the way w ith rose the prettiest and proudest proces­
petals The bride, gowned in » sion of his whole career, at the entire county would probably have gold medal, tor cimiug the farthest ’ made an exhaustive investigation victims of this disease. It compli­
been wet, on account of that parti­ distance. He took with him a wiue i 0f the subject and reported to Par- cates aud aggravates all acute dis­
hsndsotne creation of silk mull, and
commodious home of Mr. and Mrs. cular flaw in the election.
glass that was given to him in i 852 j ljament. The substance of the re- eases; typhoid fever, pneumonia
accompanied by Miss Reta Cobb of
J. I. Jones, on Wall Street West
and
which he had carried across-port was, at tbe request of temper- and erysipelas are rapidly fatal iu
Roseburg then took tlmir position
Cottage Grove, last Sunday even­
j
the
plains
to Oregon aud then back iA1,ce societies, published by the the subject of alcoholism.
competing the wedding party and
ing June 21 th, r Dot*, when he led
Albany Refunds Liquor Licenses. I to the reunion. It was a momeuto- authorities of several London and
(6) The sins of ale fliolic parents
Rev. S. E, Meminger said the
to hymen’s altar Miss Elizabeth
Albany’s City Council lias made that attracted much attention and j provincial boroughs through pla- are visited on tbe children; if the«e
words which made these two young
Ella Orpurd, daughter of Mr. and arrangements to refund to the sev­ was toasted high aud low, in cel- ; cards posted on billboards and dis- survive infancy they are threatened
people husband and wife.
Mrs. L. F. Orpurd of this city.
en saloons of that town that have J ebration. The warden had the time liibuted in factories and workshops, with idiocy or epilepsy, and many
Not often are the fortunes of two
The parlors of the Jones’ home license paid in advance, their pro-1 of his life but says Oregon beats ( The Nottingham placard, signed by are carried away by tuberculous
young lives launched under more ; were beautifully decorated with ivy
! the chairmon of (he city couucil’s meningitis, or phthisis (consump­
pleasing and favorable circuin- ! myrtle and ferns and large bouquets portion, and the ten saloons of the; them all.
the city’s
town will close Saturday night for |
,
. health committee,
. ,
, . medi- tion).
stances. Miss Curriu is known and
of varigated tea roses were much the next two years. Most of the
(7) In short, alcoholism is the
A\
ood ls back from a Jong 1 cal officer, and the town clerk, reads
loved by a large circle of friends.
iu evideuce. The bridal altar was salooumen have secured new loea- stay *n Kentucky and Tennessee on as follows,
most terrible enemy to personal
Mr. Gile is the trusted representa­
arranged at one end of the north tions elsewhere.
business.
I The report of the oommittee pre- health, to family happiness, and to
tive in the south half of Oregon, for
parlor iu front of a great bank of
Miss
Jennie
B
Woods’
pretty
j seated to Parliament by command and to national prosperity.
The great sentiment is to give
the firm of H. S. Gile & Co. of Sa -1 ivy and ferns, over which were
This action of city governments,
the local option Jaw a fair test and rooms io the residence of her ! of His majesty stall s that,
lem, and has made a decided suc­
hung great streamers of evergreens
chosen
without reference to the
brother
Dr.
Wood,
were
the
scene
The
abuse
of
alcoholic
stimulante
to have it observed to the full let­
cess of the largo dried fruit line and I
Promp'lv at 9 : 3 o o’clock p m. ter of the law.
of a most enjoyable little gathering is a most potent and deadly agent temperance question, is the strong­
other interests of Ins firm.
Miss Neva Perkin«, presiding at
est possible indication of the trend
To provide revenue the commit­ last Wednesday p m. at which ot physical deterioration,
The happy couple left at ouce for the piano, played the weddiug
Alcoholic persons are specially of public sentiment, and though in
tee has recommended that the city time the Presbyterian Missionary
a ten days’ sojourn at Newport, but !
march which ushered the bridal limits be extended to take in con­ Society met for study and work. liable to ttiberculosii and all iuflarn- itself an effect, is likely t > be a
will shortly tako up their residence
party into the presence of the many siderable contiguous property that Some very interesting papers were matory disorders,
prime cause in furthering the tem­
in Roseburg. where they will be a t '
guests and the officiating clergy­ is highly improved aud that will read. Mrs. Katy Veatch’s oil ‘ ‘Ask 1 Evidence was placed before the perance movement ill this country.
home to their many friends.
man- The bridal parly was beaded
About thirty iutimate friends wit- by little Marie Jones and Neta add sufficient revenue to tho city to Somebody Else’ was well received, committee showing that in absti­ — excerpt from Daily Consular aud
netsed the ceremony. Among the Compton, flower girls, who scatter- make up the loss of reveuue almost Mrs- Dr Job gave eleven reasons nence is to be sought tbe source of Trade Reports qf Department of
Commerce and Labor, Bureau of
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in full without increasing the gen- why we should belong to a mission muscular vigor and actu >ty.
out of town guests were: The
ed
roses
as
the
procession
proceeded.,
eral
tft’
x
,
b
*
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nry
80ciety
.
Mrs
Rev.
Grace
gave
Manufactures.
The
lunacy
figures
sh<
w
a
large
groom’s father, R M Giles from
a very inteiesting talk on Mexico, and increasing number of admis­
Smith Falls, Canada; H. S ’Gile and They were followed by the b r i d e _____ ________
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.
I illustrated in a charming maner. sions of both sexes which .ire due to
wite, Salem; Hon. and Mrs. Mar- and her maid, Miss Gertrude Pal-
100-Ton Concentrating Plant.
Deposits Increase.
. Mrs. Grace lived on tl.e border in drink.
sters. Miss Byrd, Miss Cobb and mer, the groom being attended by
F. J. Hard has just received tho
Mr. d H. Anderson. The im-
Business is certainly prospering Texas and had several friends en-
The following facts, i>cognized
Mr. Agac, Roseburg.
A more exquisite and useful lot pressive ring ceremony was conduc-, ¡n Cottage Grove, and it is notice- gaged in missionary work in Mexico by the medical profession and pla- plans drawn by' J. A. Traylor A Co,
of gifts than those received by Mr. Ud by Key. S. h. Meminger of the ¡able in every line of business. The and she gave seme facts and data carded all over France bv order of! ot Denver, Colo., for a 100-toii con-
and Mrs. Gile would be hard to im­ M. L Church, whe officiated in a quarterly repoit of the First Na- not usually obtained in report«.. the Government; are published in centrator plant for tbe Oregon Colo-
very pleasing manner. The bride | tion Bank, just issued, is a good in- Mrs C. M. Jackson addetd much to order to carryout the recconmien- j rado mine in Bohemia. Mr. Hard
agine.
carried a boquot of cream roses and ^ex of the commercial growth. The l the decorations by a lot of her dation ot the commutes and t o ! nas got tbe work at the Oregou-
looked charming in a pretty wed- increase of deposits within the last j most magnificent roses
which bring home to men and women 1 he | Colorado to a point whore he feels
v a n winkle - h u t c h in so n .
ding gown of cream India silk three months has been $10,607.27. graced t'ue mantel. Dainty re- fatal effects of alcohol on pbysici.il that the property will justify such
an expenditure, and he hopes he­
Wednesday evening, June 27 th, ‘ trimmed in Oriental lace and uc- The surplus of $3t>oo, the undivided freshuients tvere served and the efficiency.
marked the marriage of Miss Eliza­ cordion pleating The bri ie’s maid profits of $3620.37 point to the firm ladies adjourned to meet with Mrs.
ir) Alcoholism is a chronic | fore long to eommonco th_- work of
beth Hutchinson to Dr. J. O. Van j
poisoning, resultiug from the habit- 1 installing the plant.
financial basis on which the bank is Grace next month.
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