Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, July 21, 1906, Image 2

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Professional Cards
being tarred and feathered, secured ,
a
divoice.
There
were
no
further
C0TTA6K GROVE
OREGO*l
Holy Roller demonstrations and |
i. McKEAN FISHER. Mtntger.
seemingly tha dangerous cult was
broken up.
If*
Early in February of l 9 o<>, O e f - !
PUB L IS I! I D KVEHY SATU RDAY
office Awbrey Building, Main Street
Episcopal
Church,
Methodist
field’s aeutenoe was commoted by Pastor Rev S E. Me minger, inora­
Il K N T I H T
good behavior and he left the stale
ing services si 11 , eveniog 7 : 3 o,
L K a D K U P U B L I S H IN G C O M P A N Y
prisen, going to Calif"rnia. From
»w* u s v s
Kpworth League G. 3 o p . m. All iva* t*»
there he got m correspondence with
- fordfci|v invi'ed to be present.
Entered at U m CotUfa (K ot « pootofltee a*
p a tro n í C
hia former wife, who had remained
Dud-ciAM
with her father O. V. Hurt, at
First Presbyterian Church, Pastor
>
J ) K C. T. IKK K k I T
Corvallis A reconciliation was ef K. C. Grace. Morning service, 11 ,
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B U M C B IP T IO N BATK8
PHYSICIAN ANO SURGEON
?
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x. P. S. C.
U. fc.
E 7 p,
M o in e
fl M fected. Creffield returned to the evening 8,
U< m Year
jé Office in
In
&
building,
Ma*n
Htewart
A
Porter
building.
Main
.T» viciuiiy of Corvallis and got a num­ m. All strangers and sojourners % Street, Cottage («rove. Of Office
blx
life phone
plume •
/bree« Months
• .
^ Main 303. Residence phone Mam
Main 96 ^
; tmld lu advance b<
If uot so paM a ber of women and oue man, Frank welcome.
•n ir rrn ra te of « ro o per > ear w ill be ch arged.
Morning
subject
"G
od
’s
Work­
Hurt,
to
go
to
a
lonely
spot
on
the
! n b u s trç
Ad%r-rtNWig rate« m ^ e k u o w ö on applIeattoD
beach in Lincoln county
His manship:" evening subject, "The
purpose was to found a Holy Roller Wooing and Wedding."
«'is.*
CLVBBINO LIST
colony. He made particular ef­
© n ly \
K. B. K. JOB
j*
Christian Church, Rev, D. E.
Th« Cottage Grove L eader for one forts to secure Esther Mitchell to
IT
Olson Pastor. Services at 11 in
y e a r , ao<l any of the following publi­
-
. . . . . J C I A S a u d H 'lin K iix
cation for one year, for the price set bis keeping, saying she was to be the morning and 7.30 in the even­
the mother of a second Christ, who ing. V. P. S. C. E- meeting at 5 All call.« promptly attended. Office: 4
opposite *
. ."TASE (ROVI, • MÍ60M.
J
Main St. Phone 114.
was to be I ora to the world.
New York Tribune rarmer
.$1 75
6 : 3 o p. m. Sunday school at lo
Toledo Weekly Hlad« ------- ...... I 75
BRlflC Of o a E R íM r
Late in April of this vear, Mitchell o'clock.
Intermediate
Endeavor
i*w.-::-a.î Yicdlj orcp a t o ......... s»
roruanu weeaiy journal .......... SM»
after being lehased from the Good Society at 2:30 and Choir ptactiee
Port land Heml Weekly Journal
raft
Samaritan lio-pital, where be h»d every Friday evening at 7:30.
San Francisco Call .....................
2.fi0
Sau Francisco Examiner ............... a.60
liee u confined with au attack o f
Sunset Magazine. San Francisco
2.00
J
Episcopal Church. Services held $ » K. YOUNG
• Mit West, Los Angeles
. 2.50
measles, declared to close fiiends,
the second Wednesday evening ot
ÌÌ
'.‘own and < ountry Journal
1 75
Our ow n m a k e .
U s intention of killing Creffield He
A T T O R N K Y A T I.A W
Northwest Poultry Journal
■ 1.75
each month at 7:30 in Masonic ball. ,
£
Pacific Homestead
• • 2.25
told several persons God bad told
j OOlce: Young Building, Main Street,
è
There will be services every fifth £
West Side.
^
him to remove the Holy Roller fiom
Sunday of a month.
JU LY 21, 1906 the earth for ruiuiug his s-isters.
SATURDAY.
♦ V
.
«
'
»• V. W >
About May 1 Mitchell went to j Catholic Church, Father Carrol.
!
fìssi f/LsSf/L'f
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No Blind Pigs Discovered in Eugene. Albany in search of Creffield. While, Services the second Suuday in each (f « V Y « « , « VY
there be saw Maud Hurt Creffield, month.
W K IM E , M. D.
Several rumors of arrest for vio- and by following her learneJ that
P H Y S I C I A N a n d HL K O K O N
Christian Science services held
?
latiug t>i» prohibition law ill Eu­ Creffield was in Seattle. The Holy
Office In McFarland Bl-lid lug
gene have lieen in circulation for Roller prophet had gone there sup­ over Allison’s Barber shop every
over Wynne’s Hardware Store
9
the past few •laj», but they are posedly for the pm pose -if raising Sunday morning at it o'clock and £ Office Phone, 54/
541 Residence 1 hone, 126 < ■
Wednesday
evening
at
8
o’clock.
witbO’it foundation. However, the funds for the camp oo tbu coast
officer« au>l agents of the anti sa
May 7, early in the morning Crtf-
loon league have been on a sharp field aud Maud Hurt Crtffield,
4 v e v » ' -
»
lookout lor illegal selling of liquor whom he h.tl lemarried started Reduced Summer Excursion Rates
J^JA RIO N VBATCH
■
On and after June 1 , 19 o 6 , the ♦
aiuca the first of July ami it is dt- down town to do some shopping
We are the people to till your order for
FUNERAL DIRECTOR and LICENSED
clared by them that the first man As they passed down Ensl Avenue Southern Pacific, in connection 1 5
EMBALMER
Winter Supplies.
We have the best
caught violating the law will be Mitchell stepped eu.ldeulv lieliiml with the Corvallis & Eastern rail­
Parlora at Yeateh a Lawson’s.
road, will have on sale round tiip
severely dealt with.
groceries, etc., to Le liad at the lowest
Creffield and shot him dead
It is known that liquor baa been
* •* * ‘
prices. If you don’t believe its, come
Esther Mitchell as once denounc-l ticket« from points on their lines to
obtained here since tbc law went ed ibe act and t-eemed to caie noth­ Newport, Yaquina and Detroit at
and
investigate. Our Dry Goods stock
itej
in<0 effect, but to ascertain where ing as to the fate of her brother. very low rates, good for return un­
is complete.
.
.
.
til
October
10,
i
9
o
6
.
it o ric from is the question to be She maintained t h i s
attitude I
Three-day tickets to Newport
suited As is the casein all coic- throughout the trial
£>?■ (1
■ nnnitits wheie piobibition exists,
July 10, after being on trial for I and Yaquina, good going Satur­
<ì*('
V
liquor will cent nue to be sold in 11 days, Mitcbe'l was acquitted by I days and returning Mondays, are
greater or less quantities, but it is a jury iu the Superior court, aftei also on sale from all East Side
probable that very few arrests will an hour and 25 minutes delibera points, Portland to Eugene, inclu
Has the largest Slock of School
be made.
tion.—July 1 ‘ 2 -Geo. Mitchell kille i sive, aud from ail Weal Side points, supplies in the city. Our line of
enabling people to visit their fami­
It is said ihat at least one former by Esther Mitchell.
lies and spend Sucday at t u e 3 C » ’
liquor dealt r has been suspicioned
Books. Artist's Material. Sundries
1 side.
of violating tue law and tor some
Resolu tions.
Season tickets from all East Side are uow complete.
time his place was oto-ely watched
Whereas, God in Ins divine wis­ points, Portland to Eugene, inclu
His d< ora are now closed and he is
We are giving special fare to
dom has seen fit to remove from aive, and from all West Side points
out of the city.
Sheriff Fisk made a (rip to Cot­ our muf»t our deatly beloved sister, are also on sale to Detroit at very-
low rates with stop-over privileges
tage Grove last night for the pur­ Mrs. Sarah J. Duncnn:
Our Presciption Counter
Whereas. As individuals we love at Mill city or any point east, eu
pose, so it is said, of looking into
conditions in that city, although oue whose society we valued, the abling touiiet« t<> visit the Santiara
when qui ried as to the object of hia Corps loses an active member, wlio and Bsiteiibiish Hot Springs in the which at all times get Ihe best
trip be was non-committal. He re loved it, aod one who never failed Cascade msuutains, which can be attention, using only the purest
turned thia afternoon and wnen to be present when possible, wo reached in one day.
of chemicals, having the largest
Season tickets will be good for stock in town it makes «hopping
asked if there wraa "anything do herein express our .^oriow:
Resolved,
that
we
extend
our
return from all (oinls until Octobi
ing,” replied no.— Guard.
heartfelt sympathy to her bereaved 10. Three-day tickets will be good easy in our place.
relatives and friends, hoping we going Saturdays and r> turning
Mail orders receive the best of
Chronology of Holy Rollerism
may all meet her in the better land. Mondays only. Tickets from Port
Resolved, that we send a copy of land and vicinity will be good for attention.
Here is the chronology of the these resolutions to the relatives
Creffield cult as given by the Ore- and have them spread upon the return via the E#st or West Side at
option of pissenger. Tickets from
gonian:
journal of the corps.
Eugene snd vicinity will be good
Holy Rolleiism, as taught by
E J k n n ik W oods
going
via the Lebauon-Springfield
"Joshua” Creffield, had its incep
H a r r ik t B. W h re i . ru
branch if deaired. Baggage on
tion at Corvallis, Or., in the spring
C itta je Grove, Oregon
A n n ih L. W h ee ler
Newport tickets checked through to
of l!lo 3 . Creffield held campineet
Newport;
00
Yaquina
tickets
to
Ya
ings and succeeded in getting a
quina only. Sunday excursions to
General Summary.
group of followere at once.
Previous to this he bad been a
The feature of the week was the Newport on the C. & E. will begin
Salvation Army worker. He wus excessively high temperatures that June 10th or n th and run every
bom in Germany and was a deeer prevailed up to Monday, when it Sunday thereafter leaving Albany
ter from the Geitnan army.
turueil cooler in the western coun­ at 7:30 a. m.; leave Corvallis 8 a
Horseshoeing a specialty.
On the nignt of January 4, ii>o 4 . ties, but continued warm east o f the m.
Wagon and carriage re-
ing. A ll work guaranteed
S.
P.
trains
connect
with
the
C
bis fanatical teachings hail gone to Cascade mountains. There was
Have your horse*teeth ex-
&
E.
at
Albany
and
Corvallis
for
usiMduKl repaired. Htun
such lengths that indignant f a l h e J s only one hot day in the roast coun­
at rear of llemenway A
and h u s b a n d ’ s of Corvallis women ties, hut elsewhere maximum tem­ Yaquina and Newpoit. Trains on
Burkholder’s Stcre ::
took bim out and gave him a coat peratures of over 90 degrees were the C. A E. for D< troit will leave
j . n
of tar and feathers. They gave common and in a few localities Albany at 7 . 3 o a. m. enabling tour­
similar treatment to one of his ma’e maximum temperatures of over one ists to the Hot Springs to read
followers, C. Brooks. The men hundred degrees occurred, No rain there the same day. Trains fioir
Herbert Kakln
were warned that they would lie of consequence was reported, and and to Corvallis connect with nl
President
1? i p n t
East
Side
trains
on
the
S.
P.
T.
C. Wheeler
k ille d sh o u ld
they ever return to that which fell was in the form of
r 1 i b
l
C a s h i e r
Full information aB to rates
Corvallis
small showers, that were heaviest
The next day Creffi* Id returned in the Cascade and Blue mountains time tables, etc., can be obtainec
cover’ ly and was secreted by the Foggy nights and mornings , re -1 on application to J. C. Mayo, Gen
C A P IT A L
Hurt w..m'n under the floor of vsi'ed in the mast counties. The Pass. Ags., C. & E. R. R., Albany "
2 5,00 0
P R O M P T L Y AND N E A T L Y
A.
L
Craig,
G
P.
A
.,
8.
P.
Co.
their home. Here he dispensed winds were generally light and
n
1.
with bis clothing, proclaimed him too tly from the northwest.
| Portland, or any S P. or C. A E
E|X E C U T E D
A T
T H E
A general banking
self a prophet of God and carried
B-y City, Tillamook County, ¡ ® ^ f‘
business transact-
from
Cottage
Grove
on his revolting orgiee nr the name Cap'ara J. J. Hav.son- The weather
I Newport pi, to Yaquina $8.
of religion.
was generally clear and very warm
ORGANIZED
July 28 , 1904, Creffield’« hiding during the day, but dense fogs j
coi r e n i g r o v e
place became known aod he was were frequntly at night.
O S
D O N
taken out and put in jail.
to Bohemia for Trip.
In the meantime, Esther Mitchell
Col. Hofer, president of the Wil-
Ethel Rooker Shoots Herself
because of hia influence over hfr.
lamette
Valiev
Development
had beet! reut to the Boy a’ and
Ethel Rooker ended her aoriows League, passed through the Grove
flirts’ Aid Society. After being aud troubles of this life, at the
on his way north from the Ash'and
kept there for a few weeks, she was home of her sister, Mr«. Frank
Development League meeting on
B e a u tifu lly lo c a te d in P o rtla n d <>rr«on.
sent to her father’s home in I Hi- Dun*-an, by placing a shotgun at
o tte r* u n su rp a sse d fa c ilitie s fo r th e rtil-
nois. She was not permitted to re- her head and pulling the trigger. Wednesday, aod in an inteniew t u r • and e d u c a tio n o f y o u n g w o m e n S pecial
with Editor Fisher be aeked if it o p p o r tu n itie s in M u s ic A r t L a n g n a - » •* and I . ife r
turn to Oregon until Creffield was She was ooly seventeen years of age.
a I ,iu d i ,.« m u at L a b ­
would not be possible to take all a t re W « || e q u ip p e d
•ant to the penitentiary. Other She «aa a resident of Albany sev­
o ra to rie s . H e rb a r iu m a n d M in e ra l C a b in e t
T i, r
the
League
delegates
for
a
trip
la
rg
e
s
t
a
nd
o
ld
e
s
t
L
a
d
ie
s
'
S
e
m in a ry in the P n riiu
women, including Mrs. O. V. Huit, eral months during last winter, af­
N o rth w e s t, it e n jo y * a n a tio n a l re p u ta tio n fo r im
through
Bohemia
when
the
League
Mrs. Hurt and Maud Hurt were terwards fer a while being the op-
meete in the Grove ¡ d November. p a r tin g th e b est p h y s ic a l, m e n ta l a nd m o ra l tra in
aeut to the insane asylum for a erator of the home telephone office and 'state,'filiet he thought it"would in g a n d d e v e lo p in g tru e w o m a n h o o d F.<|iiips
ia lly a n d e d u c a tio n a lly fo r th e m o a t exalte d
short time because of Creffield’s in­ at Plamview. She committed the be a big advertisement if it could s s o ta c tio
n C o n fe rs A c a d e m ic a nd C o H e g ia t« Degree« j
fluence over them while be was deed to end a trouble of an unpleas- l)e doD„
b y S ta te A u t h o r it y . In te rfe re n c e w ith c o n v ic tio n * I
It cer,amly could be q ( n o o -C a th o lic s is s c ru p u lo u s ly a void e d .V a d e m \
secreted na. er the Hurt residence. ant character, the result of a love
id e y lly lo c a te d a m id in s p irin g scenic adv.t i i
done, and the editor informed tjie
Craffield, a few days after hia affair.— Corvallis Timet.
s such as are a vn iln h -■ !
Colonel that it would be taken be in tag c e c s o th S e o r c ia c it l y o p on p o th r tu e n C itie
o a s t B u ild in g s la rg e and !
discovery was brought to Portland
s n p d io u s w e ll lig h te d , heated a nd v e n tila te d j
fore tbe Commercial Club and the
and tried on a statutory charge
n e s a n d p riv a te ro o m s s u p p lie d w ith a ll I
Some newspaper men are terrible raining men, and that we un m o d m e ito
rn c o n v e n ie n c e s
T h e in s titu tio n is lib e ra l
preferred by Burgess E. St»rr, hus
liars. In writing of a cyclone out doubtedly would be ready tor them, a n d p ro g re s s iv e w ith o u t s a c ritic in g th e ch aracte r
band of Mitchell's elder sister, a
a n d tr a d itio n s o f age a nd a c h ie v e m e n t
east one of them said it turned a that we wanted to maka tbe Cottage lo d e st S a tis fa c to ry re fe re n ce s re q u ire d W r T ite e rm t. s r |
Creffiel f victim.
o a rd a nd tu it
We have a full line of Legal Blanks and
la August Creffield was found well inside out, a cellar upside Grove meeting the red letter day of a y e n a n r o u A n c d e d m re e s n s t S b is o te o k r le S t u p B e rio
r. S t M a r y s V- »demv
down, moved a township line. blAvr »11 leag u e meetings
guilty. He refused to have a lawyer
Trespass Notices.
P O R T L A N D , OREGON, U.S.A.
the ttavea out of a whiskey barrel
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V«
and tried to clear himself by read-
ami left nothing but a bung hole, liofMevll »till, vour whole life rill?
Jug pus .ages from the Bible. When
changed the day ol the week, blew I'oee wo* Is -liile *
found guilty he made no effort to a mortgage off a farm, blew all tbe Y o u r th o u g h ts a b id e on s n lc h le ?
pectire lenitnay, aimp.y stating that
need a pill!
cram s out of a leuce and knocked You
Now for prose and facts—DeM Itt’a
Special Millinery Sale.
like Christ, he was miauDderatood.
guarantee to make great reductions,
the wind out of a politician
Mule Karly Kiser« are the most plens-
Soon after Cieffield went to prison
so that it will suiely pay yon to in­
>
1111
nod
reliable
pill*
known
today
I,
Ma'tin
A
Harms,
milliner^
will
Screens of all kinds at Yeateh A They never gripe. .Sold hv Henson
his wife, Maud Hurt Creffield,
j bol-l » special sal», which is a.lver- vestigate.
j I'harmacy,
y, horn be married shortly before Laweons.
.use I tkewhere iu L:i* paper, ih»v
Subsciibe for the Leader.
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER
Cburcb notices
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Mining Orders!
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Benson’s Pharmacy
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C u rrin
r
V c a ic n .
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Up-to-date
Plumbing
Benson’s Pharmacy
General Blacksmith in g
All kinds of
Hardware—-None
Made
Griffin & Veatch Co.
P L A IN AND F A N C Y
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