Cottage Grove leader., September 15, 1906, Image 3

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Best values in shoes at W. A
LOCAL NEWS
,
Henunway’s.
A. F. & A. M.
The Leader tells the news.
Clothing at less than cost at W. Tom Abrams left for the north on
Cottage drove Lodge No. 51 .
the noon train Friday.
Meetings 1st and 3rd Wednesdays Try W. A- Hemenway for gro­ A. Hemenway’s.
Mr. aud Mrs. Larch went to 4 4
of each mouth.
ceries.
The
hop
pickers
are
having
stren­
Eugene on Thursday on business.
L. F. Wooley, W. M.
uous times these days.
Misses Hazel and Helen Chad-
J. B. Lurch, Secy.
W. A. Hemenway welcomes close
are visiting the family of
buyers.
Wood accepted for subscription bourne
L a m m (8L C o 's .-----
F. G. Stiller at Cottage Grove this
renewals
at
the
Leader
office.
G. A. R.
week.—Drain
Xonpariel.
Trunks, valises for your summer
vacations at Veatch & Lawsons.
Mrs. Brand who has been serious­ Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Abrams, of
Appomatsx Post No. 34 .
ade to measure n , , ,
ly
Meets at 1 p. m. ou the 2 nd and Call on Griffin & Veatch Co. and ter. iff is now quite a good deal bet­ Cottage Grove are in the city the
guests of their daughter, Mrs. O.
4th Saturday of each month.
examine their line of sporting goods.
O.
McClellan -Salem Statesman.
Duke Knox expects to finish his
Dr. D. L. Woods, Post Com.
Eber Biowne and mother left
ade to wear
*■■■«»»
A fine new stock of Edison and hop picking this week on the Knox Wednesday
G. W. McReynolds, Adjutant
morning for Salem to
Columbia Graphopbones and rec­ place.
up their residence at that
ords at the Bazaar.
Zeke Lawsou has sold out his take
place.
Eber will attend the Willa­
w. o. w.
shop
and
gone
cn
to
the
ranch
mette
University.
W.
A.
Heuienwav’s
store
west
of
Bohemia Camp No. 200.
___
bridge Eakiu A Bristow building. again.
Crabtree, a former clerk
Meets each Friday evening.
The
ceiling
for
the new bank is of Frank
Wall
and
River
streets.
Linn
county,
the city
F. C. Coffman, Consul Com.
being put iu place, aud when fin­ yesterday on his was way in from
his
Chas. VanDenburg, Clerk.
The rains commenced with Fri­ ished the building will be a great home near Cottage Grove to Crab­
day night tie 7th, and from now addition to the town.
tree for a visit.—Albany Herald.
on umbrellas will be in style-
O. E. S.
Frankie Wallace had quite a bad W. B. Dennis and wife came in
Cottage Grove Chapter No. 4 .
accident recently while out camp­ from Portland Monday night and
Wynne
Hdwe.
Co
are
putting
in
Meetings held on 2 nd and 4 th Fri­ a large line of Petaulma incubators ing by filling over a tent pin which went out to lUackbutte early Tues­
badly bruised his cheek.
day morning. They were accom­
day of each month.
ready for the coming season.
panied Mr. Martin, a mechanical
Mrs. C. H. Burkholder. W. M.
J. X. Hilton aud wife are open­ engineer.
Camp
furniture,
stools
and
cots,
the ‘‘Depot Coffee House” on
W. S. Bennett, W. P.
to make camp life com­ ing
Main
street near the depot, and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Veatch have
Miss Celia Lurch, Secy. everything
fortable at Veatch A Lawson’s
will run a rooming house in con­ been in Portland where Air. Yeat«h
attended the Funeral Directors con­
Veatch & Lawson have in a new nection
vention. Mrs. Veatch returned
K. of P.
line
of
go-caits
of
the
best
and
Thursday
but Mr. Veatch stayed a
The
morning
subject
at
the
Pres­
Juventus Lodge No. 48 .
latest styles at reasonable prices. byterian Church Sunday, Sept. 1G, day longer t > attend to some busi­
Meets every Wednesday night.
will be ''Pre-eminence of Christ.” ness.
Hammocks of all kinds at Veatch The
L. W. Baker, Chancellur Com.
subject ‘‘What Man­ Mrs. J. B. Sirutuerl returned Wed­
Lawson’s. Let your foUs at ner of eveniug
Love.’
’
Chas. VunDenburg, K. of R. & S. & home
nesday night from a todays visit
keep cool in the hammocks.
with friends iu Eugene Mr. Sitn-
Miss
Maud
KGley,
who
taught
during her absence has been
I. O. O. F.
Now is the time to go hunting. here last year, teaches this year in merl
batching,
said Wednesday
Cottage Grove No.08.
Remember Griffin A Veatch Co. Washington. She made a short that he was ami glad he that
Meetings every Saturday night. carry a fine line of guns and am­ visit here last week, departing for a experience was over. his batching
visit at Grants Pass.
S. S. Shortridge, N. G. munition.
Albert Stocks is down from Star
Gus D. Gross. Secy.
When you want to go Hunting Mrs. George Harrison of Divide for a vacation, in which to recover a
on Griffin A Veatch Co. for died at Klamath Falla last week from an attack of sickness. He is
A R K T H E F IN E S T M
>1 A D E
your rifles. We carry the largest and was taken home Sunday from thinking of going to the Coast for a V
Royal Neighbors. call
"Inch she was buried Monday in week. He reports that the Star
Meets 2nd and 4 th Wednesday ot line in South Lane Co.
the Hawley cemetery.
Lumber Co. is doing even better
Present yout* wife wit h a set of them and
each month.
than
was expected when it started j
Cochran,
the
bicycle
repair
man,
Ethel Bisby, Oracle. has moved down to his old stand Prof. Briggs came up from Drain running.
see her smile its never before You can
Friday afternoon. The school
Mrs. C. W. Wallace, Recorder. next Walker’s Paint shop, where on
take
your pick from the traveling man’s
Dau
Alitchell
was
brought
down
is just about ready for the opening
he has more room and light.
of work, all being rejuvenated, with from the Musick mine on Wednes­
samples, if you arrange at once with
day by Dr. Job, suffering from a
M. W . of A.
Two men are at work in the Ore­ paint and paper and new additions. severe
attack of typhoid or moun­
gon Sienna Paint mine near Cris­ Miss Marion White, a teacher in tain fever.
Meetings ist and 2 rd Tuesday.
He was taken to the
well taking out the material for the public school year before last WiisoU rooming
to be cared
LeRoy Woods, Consul. shipmert to Salem for refining.
will teach this year in Jacksonville, for. His home is house
in
Alerliu.
but it
C. W. Wallace, Secy. Call and see our lace curtains and Alias Bertha White, a last years is considered best to keep him here.
teacher will teach at Prineville this John Cochran letuiued fioui
and portiers, carpots, rugs, blankets year.
Portland Thursday night, after at­ ^<- -L»- »l-* »l* -rL Ir. “ Lr. .»Jg—“J g . . ri--. -ri.-. - i ■ -Lr. Lr ^Lv
-1- n U»
and comforts and valises, new pat­
R ebekahs
Geo. McHugill received a big tending the session of the Oregon
terns
throughout,
just
arrived
at
J.
Cottage Grove No. 24.
disc plow on Monday irom bis place Funeral Directors Association, at
D. Cochran’s.
High (ir de Meats = |f
in California and will put it into which time ho attended the lectures •J
Meetings ist, 3rd and 5th Friday ot
John Veatch expects to go down use here. It is a big one and cut by Prof. E. K. Eckels, and later ■i Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal
each month.
to do a great amount of hard took the state examination for an -5
Eugene next week to get ready out
í-
Etta Baker, N. G. to
work.
embalmers license, which he was -5
for
his
final
year
in
the
University,
alw
ays
ready.
Katie B. Veatch, Secy. which opens the 24th, recitations
f
granted.
The
Methodist
Episcopal
church
-a
beginning the ist of October.
Herbert Rnkin returned to
has changed the time of its evening the Mrs.
M B A
Grove
Saturday after a couple
services
from
8 o’clock to 7:30 p.
f
Tullar was out of bed and m. Epworth League will begin of months camping
out iu the woods
is the finest in Oregon.
Modern Brotherhood of America at Edwin
his livery stable Thursday for hereafter at G:3o p. m. Please beyond the end of the
O
A
S
E
line
Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesday at I. O. the first time since the 20 th of take notice of this.
Fresh Fish each Tuesday and Friday.
with the C. Paul Jones party, Mrs
fr
August. Mr. Tullar says that is
O. F. Hall.
Eakin
feels
that
her
camping
out
See
our
plant,
everything
new
and
up-to-date.
If
T. W. Jenkins,Sec. the longest sickness be has had for Mrs. Protzman was very low for di<l her much good aud Fays there
ages.
'P
h
o
n
e
1^
no place like Oregon to camp
a few days this week, her tempera­ is Mrs.
H.
B
a
r
te
ls
®
M
ain
8
3
.
|f
Jones
and
baby
are
enjoying
ture
aud
pulse
being
exceedingly
Buy
your
wife
a
set
of
Havilaud
w. o. w.
•'J'» •'P'7 •'J'- • J •
camping wonderfully and we 7F
-T* ’’F"5’
but it is thought the danger their
China dishes, and win a smile that high,
near
fiat
baby
Jones
takes
a
swim
St. Valentine Circle 121.
point
is
now
past,
and
that
«he
will
wear off. See Metcalf &
the creek each morning before
Meets ist and 3 rd Tuesday in W won’t
No one would buy a sailboat with
Brund at once and make arrange­ get along all right from now on. in
breakfast
is served, in spite of his Classified Advertisements. -mils
that could net be reefed. There
O. W. Hall.
ments
to
pick
your
set
from
the
Manager Milne hopes to be able tender years, no absence of years.
is always that possibility of a little
Flora J. Miller, Clerk. drummers samples.
not only to have more shows, but
too much wind that makes a cautious
Good Cook Wants Position.
man afraid to go unprovided. The
better ones, in the Opera House
A Successful Year.
t liinUing man, whose stomach some­
General Supt. Fields and other here this winter. The city council John Hull says this year has Camp cook for thirty or morn time-goes
L.
O.
T.
M.
him, provides
for of
officials
of
the
S.
P.
road
were
iu
has about decided to charge him a been the best one for years for him. men wants good position. Will hi« stomach back by oil keeping
a
bottle
Lady Larnson Hive No. 42.
town half an hour Wednesday in fiat yearly license for the opera
take entire charge. B a 85 Cot­ Kodol for Dyspepsia within reach.
Meets 2nd and 4th Friday of each their special car which was attached lioujo instead of a cbulge per show, He has just finished his work with tage Grove.
Kodol digests what you eat and re­
his Lay bilcr and has put up hun­
stores
the stomach to the condition
to 22(5, and was transferred here to which will make it better for him. dreds
mouth.
to properly perform its functions.
of
tons
of
hay,
including
70
Wanted.
a
through
freight
Mrs. Mary Schmutz, L. G.
\Ym. Pei man of the “Wave” con­ tons on his own place. He Las Laundry Woman want d at Hotel Sold by Benson's Pharmacy.
Miss Leta Sanford, K. K-
of bushels of grain,
Mr. Anderson of the Coast Fork fectionery has just moved his piano many hundreds
400 bushels of fine cheat Graham.
Sheriff’s office September ist, i9oG
Timber Co. reports that quite a into the parlor of his store so that including
seed. His prune orchard has done
any
of
bis
music
patrons
can
try
Notice to Tax Bayers:
Wood Wanted.
good
deal
of
the
machinery
for
the
K. O. T. M.
remarkably well this year and he Would like to exchange good The second half of taxes are due
new mill has arrived and that it is new music on the piano. Mr. Per- thinks
from 1000 to I 5 OO
payable on or before October
being put in shape as rapidly as man is quite a musician and with bushels he of has
Cascade No. 00.
for wood. ‘‘W” Nugget and
prunes, which he ex­ bicyclo
son considerable music is to be
ist
i 'J o G. Costs will be added
possible. They hope to have the his
Meets every Thursday night.
Office.
pects
to
haul
to
Creswell
to
be
heard.
i
after
that date and all iyo5 taxes
mill
running
within
30
days.
O. H. Veatch, Com.
dried again.
not
paid
in full should be paid be-
For Sale.
I< . K. Bennis, Cooter.
Hiram Griggs has taken Frank
J. I. Jones is giving his undivi­
;
fore
that
time.
N ew L in e H a . s A rriv e d
Fine two year old Shorthorn bull.
ded attention to his farm at present Jordans place in charge of the
F rkd F isk
I). G. M< F aki . and .
and considers his crops this year to Postal Telegraph Co. lines, which H. Venske has just received the
Sheriff
and
Tax
Collector.
have been hummers. His dairying Mr. Jordan has cared for for a score goods for his new department
stock is being improved right along of years. Mr. Jordan is now giving which is dry goods. The goods
Wood Wanted.
In these days of ru 'h and hnrry
bis time to other business matters, were selected by Wink Wallace and Will accept
and being made more of a feature and
wood for renewals of courtesy is often forgottun. In the
is
at
Drain
assisting
with
the
mad; pell mell rush of our life little
of the farm. With a gasoline en­
a fine line. The goods are subscriptions at this office.
tilings lire done to offend that we
work on the Drain water system comprise
gine to run the separator consider, with
being
arranged
for
display
and
rather remained undone. A hastily
PTank Wheeler.
able work is saved.
everybody is invited to call in and
eaten meal and its resultant head­
For
Sale.
see what is on sale. Mr. Venske is Good four-year old horse, broke ache may cause us social or financial
FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 17, 1906
loss. The wise man or woman is the
Ben Huntington was in Yon- At the Christian Church next adding constantly to his stock and single
one who relieves little ills of this sort
and double.
calla, yesterday from Oakland, Lord’s Day D. E. Olson, pastor of is enlarging all his departments.
by a little does of Kodol for Dyspep­
W vnnk H dwk . C o . sia.
Three Courses: Commercial Short where he has been for the past the Christian Church, will preach
It digests what you eat unit
hand. Civil Service. Bliss System u4 month with the Oakland Drug Co. on the following subjects Sunday »School tablets of all kinds at 160 acres of timber situated in puts your stom ach bock into shape.
Actual Business, Corporation Ac­ He has accepted a position with the Sept. 16 : 11 a. ni. ‘‘How to Wor­ Currin & Veatch.
section 4, township 18 , range 1 Sold by Benson's Blinrnmcy.
counting, Gregg & Graham Systems Bank of Cottage Grove and goes ship God in Spirit and in Truth.”
Lane County, Oregon. E.-n Reduced Round Trip Excursion
there today to enter upon his 8 p. m. ‘‘The Best Thing in Cot­ Frank Crabtree is' having a new j east,
Shorthand. Send for Catalogue.
mated
at eight million feet. For
duties.—Umpqua Valley News.
tage Grove.” You are earnestly wagon box built at Joe Bakers and particulars
Rates.
address. Bryan A
requested to be present and receive is having it put up to last.
W. J. HOOKER. B. S. 0.. Pres.
Fisher,
No.
Ill
East
Mrin
Street,
Round trip pnssenger rntes Chi­
A great pair of old time logging the full benefit from these services.
Missoula, Montai a.
Eugene
:
:
Oregon trucks passed through on an S. P.
cago
to Portland ntid return, via
W. T. Kcrley and family passed
direct
line will be S 75.00 and from
train Wednesday. The four wheels E. A. Wheeler has a full blooded through
Wanted Logger.
town Saturday after an A competent
Missouri
River points $Go.oo.
were
considerably
higher
than
the
Jersey
bull,
10 months old which
to take log­ These tickets
“ N a tio n a l Irrig a tio n C o n g re s s ’’
on sale daily
top of any of the largest box cars. he considers the finest of its kind in outing at London Mineral Springs. ging contract. man
timber u»d commencing June will ist be and
continu­
Boise, Idaho, Sept 3rd, to 8 th, They have been on exhibition. the county. He purchased it from Rumors are in the air of a new easy to log. Write Fine
Years ago it was the custom to use the great Ladd farm, and expects drug company to occupy a new cor­ Brownsville, Ore. to M ’ B ., ing until Sept. 15 th with final re­
19o6.
turn limit ot October 31st.
For the above occasion rate of these great affairs which are simply when it gets some older to be able
with the finest of fixtures and
J. M. I siiam .
$19.55 for round trip will be made. immense wheel« about ten feet high to take it to some of the fairs and ner,
Another Chifd Killed.
coupled with a great, axle to move make a winning. The young bull Stock.
Sale dates Sept, ist and 2 nd,
you linvencold It Is well to
Limits: Continuous passage logs to the mills with. A set of is strong and lively and recently Welch A Woods have recently Chas. Cochran received a tele '*■ When
very careful about using anything
going, final return limit 3o days wheels was run astraddle of the log. took exception to Mr. Wheeler’s installed three arc lights in their gram from his brother Rufus,
•at will chi -,, constipation, lie
from date of sale, with stop over which was then raised, thus saving leading him and proceeded to do store and ,Jini Benscn has put one lone, Ore., that his littlo sou. A particularly
careful about prepara­
tions containing opiates. Use Ken­
privileges returning. Children: the weight dragging on the ground him up, and came near to accom­ in his. They make a great im- tliur about it years old, accident nedy
Laxativ» Honey mill Tnr.
With modern donkey engines this plishing its purpose before he provemc’. t in the lighting of the ally shot and killed himsplf while which r s(..ps
One-half of above rates.
Die cough and moves tho
J M. D ham Agent. is not necessary.
1 finally got the best of it.
store*.
* playing with a gun.
bowels. Sold by bermon’s Pharmacy.
The Toggery”
ade to tit
c m in e s
Ihavilanfc SDisbcs
¿Ifoctcalf &
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