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COTTAGE GROVE LEADER VO L. X V I I I COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER «, 190 «. NO. 25 Billy Kirk came in from Dorena day. restaurant where she had to eat, HOTEL GRAHAM CITIZENS CALL on Friday. she said she was too scared to eat. Mrs. Mary Gray aud children Taking it altogether she has de CHANGES HANDS were the guests of Mrs. W. N. Photographer Gourley returned FOR ELECTION cided that if she makes another from a trip north on Tuesday. Wheeler the last of tho week. trip through Oregon she will see Mr. Brown of the Brown Lumber Mr. E. A. Wheeler has lately1 What is Happening all Around You. that Drain is not on her list. Co. was a visitor in town on Mon Chas. T. Long Succeeds Andrew bought a fine three seated hack. | City Dads Call Election Oct. 20th Graham in Ownership of Under Initiative and Refer day. Miss Nina Randolp of Elk City Graham Hotel. endum W. D. Garrnan was up from F. H. Itosenburg, a former resi is working fpr Mrs. A. D, Owens, i The Panama canal is now to be Portland and sent Sunday in tho dent of the Grove came up on the dug by contract. Mr. Parmele is about to build a Grove. local Thursday on business, Andy Graham, the owner and new bouse 28x28. Monday night marked a new era W A N T E D — Male dish washer at Miss Elsia Lee was down on Sun in the government of the oitv by W. A . Hogate left for tho Vesu manager of the Graham has sold Graham hotel immediately. day and says her school children out his interest to Chas. T . Long, the people, in the presenting of the J. E. Young went up to t ake a vius on Friday with a big loud of an experienced hotel man who has Carload of Mill Machinery Arrives. first petition, under the new Initia are doing wonders in their school look at the Bohemia Mining Dis shoes and dies for the Vesuvius been in the hotel business in Port A car loaded with the boiler and 1 tive and Refereudum, calling for a work. She enjoys her work very mill. trict Friday morning. land, Spokane aud San Francisco. engine for tbe new Ditson sawmill, special election for the people to much. The school is larger thau Mr. Wm. Kirk of Dorena has re Mr. Long will continue to oper arrived in town on Thursday and j vote on changes in the charter of for some time past. D. T. Awbrey returned from a month’ s stay in Portland on Thurs turned from an outing at the lakes ate the hotel under the name will be taken up to tbe mill site j the city. The shooting this year is not day feeling in much better health in Eastern Oregon, aud has gone to “ Hotel Graham” and will take juntas soon as the track is com- j quite as good former years and Eugene for the winter to take a care of tbe best class of trade, aud pleted that far which it is expected ! than before. while some shooters claim that Wildwood Will Fix Up School House. course in book keeping at the busi give special attentions to tbe travel \ will be within a few days at the The Southern Pacific is sueing ness college. hunting out of season is the cause, ling fraternity, as in the past. Mr. most. The foundations are all | A note from a man interested iu the the Hyland Lumber Co. for$io,- t is that there are much W. B. Dennis left for New York Long will be ably seconded by his 1 ready for the machinery aud it will [ Wildwood happenings, says that at few, 1 >11 Is this year on account of ooo damages for failure to deliver wife, and they' hope to be able to be installed as fust as possible. | a’ special school meeting held th re last week on business aud will be ties contracted for. make the hotel even more popular Tbe other machinery will be on | Sept. 29th a five mill tax was tue - vei "v ither last June which back again before long to burry op , , killed great numbers of the young W . H. Smith has been laid up than it has beeu in the past. | hand very’ soon, and the mill will | unanimously voted for tho purpose- for a week with fever, but is now erations at the mina. Several team3 Mr. and Mrs. Graham will both then get to work in short order. of furnishing the school house with able to be around, and hopes to are now busy hauling rails to the take a rest for time, and will make Ciyde Nokes leJt Friday after- new seats. This will bring in $200. mines and before long more will be Have off the trouble. noon for G nuits Pass wliero he will several trips, but will probably be The school is progressing nicely at work on the shipment of ioo Palma in Retirement. in business once again in the val under the management of Mis-, relieve the \V ells Fargo agent for a The mills are complaining of car tons, recently bid for. Ex-President Palma retired from Elsie Lea, and the scholars ami i few weeks. Clyde’ s services seem ley very soon. shortage again. The Brown mill Dr. Jot) has spent considerable to be in much demand as he is a Mr. Graham came in town sev his official duties, and vacated the j parents are all pleased. was shut down on Thursday be money in fixing up his lot on Fifth eral years ago aud fitted up the old palace at Havana Tuesday. Tho thoroughly pouted and trusted cause it has no cars to load. street. He has put a wooden curb brick hotel, about a year ago took work of disarming the rebels is agent. Mr. Awbrey expects to Twh robbers held up the clerks ing around the lot on the two Ostrander-Lang. stay in tho Grove now and says he progressing rapi lly, and it is a lease on the building which the a Japanese bauk in San Francisco sides and lias filled the space be Miss May Lang, daughter of J. thinics he i» entirely recovered in Graham hotel now occupies, and thought that there will bo no 'Wednesday and got $5000 in gold, tween that and the sidewalk with thoroughly refitted and changed it to trouble. Palma is held in high A. Lang and wife of Erskine, Min health. Mrs. Awbrey will return after knocking the men down. rich earth. He expects to plant meet the needs of a modern hotel. esteem, and the good faith of the nesota was married at the home of | in about three weeks when she The old Dr. Loomis residence in out a uuraber of trees in this space Mr. Graham has always been a Uuited States in merely restoring the bride Sept 26 th, to Win. H. finishes some work she is now en Eugene has been purchased for an when the time comes. Ostrander of Cottage Grove, Ore gaged in. strong supporter of the town, and peace is felt. Old Peoples home to be maintained gon. After the marriage service Henry Veatcti, Mr. Morrison and the industries surrounding it, and MLs l: by Baker is working for by tne Christian Church Benevolent Hillis, the Peters Cartridge Co, has made his hotel a success, He Alaska Fair Will be a Great Success. the couple departed for their west a mining company in Denver of Society. ern home. Mr. and Mrs. Ostran which she is a director and secre crack shot, went out hunting Thurs should, and undoubtedly will, have The citizens and corporations of The Eugene Guard claims that day afternoon and in a little while a like success in any place where j Seattle have already raised $650,000 der are commencing housekeeping i tary. W. F. Morphy who was con- in the upstairs of j . M. Isham s! m eted with tho building of tho O. the Willamette Valley Company Gas bagged 28 pheasunts. When three be locates. for stock in the Alaska Fair aud home. franchise is null and void in that such experts with the gun get to 8. E railroad, is the head man of the success of tho great exhibit is town on account of the delay in geiher hunting there is little chance Mr. Lee Willard and His Company in | assured. It is planned to make the the enterprise, and when he was Mrs. Wni. Chilton, the first artist Monte Cristo. Wednesday. getting the work started and in for any birds to get away. At tho | fair even greater than the Lewis appearing on the Midland Lyceum here, Miss B iker worked for him, Oct 10th failing to secure an exteution of Hotel Graham that evening the | and Clark Fair, and to bring even Course of entertainments, reached land recently he sent for her to time in which to install the plant. boys bad a great spread and a num The theatre-goers will have a greater crowds from tbe East than the Grove Friday afternoon after a | come to Denver to take charge of ber of the shooters friends were re first class attraction offered them were brought last year. Oregon very trying experience. She came his office. He operates several The miners of the Blue River membered with fine birds. on Wednesday. As Mr. Willard’s \ wishes Washington success, and direct from Mississippi to Drain, mines so Miss Roby has a very district have applied to the Circuit One of California’s merchants and name is a well known one, for one Portland will give Seattle its sup where her course for the winter good place. She likes Denver and Court for an injunction preventing says nobody is still a minute, and the Lucky Boy people from main doctors stepped off the train here of tho most clever actors of today, | port in the great advertisement of was to have commenced. On ar'r that she lias a great time, but will taining an obstruction in the road on Friday on his way to Portland ‘‘Monte Cristo” is the play that ! the northwest, as well as Seattle. riving there at tbe trvina hour of eomo hack home for Christmas to tho mines, claiming the road has and stated that he was looking tor this company will produce, and few three in the morning, she stepped with her mother, no matter what D i r t l v d a y S u r p r i s e been a public trail tor twenty-five a Dew location. He seeniPd to be if any of our readers are not ac- from the Pullman into a crowd of kind of a time she has. years and that the Lucky Boy much taken with what ho saw of ! quainted with this wonderful story. 1 Saturday, Sept. 29th, a jolly 100 or more excited and shouting Mr. Willard has been playing crowd of relatives and friends railroad laborers at the water tank. people enlarged it to a road while the Grove and said he would be the trail was in daily use and there back in a few days. He wai ts to j throughout the eastern states, and quietly walked in and suprised Mrs. She was escorted through the The Coming of Mr. Lee Willard and Company. fore have no right to cut off its use locate in one of the progressive has established a name for being Harriett Ga. outte on the occasion crowd by a gentleman, and then towns aud make it his permanent nn exceedingly clever actor, and of her 71 st birthday. She received found the manager of tho course now. On Wednesday 10th Mr. W il home. high praise is bestowed upon him several beautiful presents. Re awaiting her at the depot. lard, head of an extremely strong Senator Platt is having a hard freshments were served and a good and his company. Late in the after 1 >011 Prof. company will produce “ Monte 48,300 pensioners dropped from time in his latest matrimonial ven time enjoyed by all. She exhibited Brigg informed her that ie had re Cristo” throughout the entire east the peusion roll of the government ture. He and his wife are each a beautiful quilt she bad just ceived the advertising matter so getting ready lor divorce and the for the year ending June 3 o, i 9 o 5> Silk Creek. quilted, which was a grand piece of late that no preparations h id been this young romantic actor lias made a phetiomonial impression aged senator is said to have trans hut 31,974 were added, the mumLer ‘ ‘Uncle Nat” Martin of Cottage needle work for one of 7 i years and ferred practically all of bis prop on the roll at that time being Grove visited friends here Saturday could hardly be beaten by any one. made, and consequently no <■ 1 rage and the cities of our western coast ment could be had that night It have been loud in his oraise. erty so that the wife will not be 982 , 97 1. 29,208 of those dropped and Sunday. was too late to make any < ther ai Tho beauty of Monte Cristo is a able to get a money settlement. were survivors of the Civil war, Baker, the Eugene Tamale man rangements so Mrs. C h ilto n h i 1 t> > well known factor and almost every aud there are still 666,455 survi I. N. Dresser and wife and His sons are assisting him, and are the beneficiaries of his wealth. In vors on the roll. There are still 4 daughter Miss Winnie of Lynx is considering opening up a branch wait and begin tier course at Cot- reader being familiar with this spite of his troubles and his age he pensioners of the Revolutionary Hollow visited friends here Sunday. here and supplying the Grove tage Grove F’riday night. Her ex- great novel, will enjoy t he dratna- people with his Mexican tamalies periences at Drain Thursday night | tizing of it us it adds to the holds on to hie seat in Congress, war, a widow and three daughters. The district school opened Mon and Cbili sauce. The editor has was anything but pleasant. Sim stren th of the story. 680 peusioners of the war with Mae Woods, who claims to be his day with Miss Fritz as teacher. lived down south and will appreci said the town was full of rung 1 Mr. Willard toured this western legal wife says he is only getting Spain, all widows, and i i ,427 of ate a taste of a good tamale men, and that a good sized li i: country two seasons ago in the Misses Minnie Comer of Divide the Mexican war. The total e x what is coming to him. If that is the case then the U. S. senate pense of the country for pensions and Nettie Burdick of Cottage once more, when the branch opens was going on part of the time, u nli ChrisMan, when he made a host of a free display of pistds. At th ■ fri nds by his wonderful acting. Grove attended church here Satur up. has been $ 3 , 45 o, 860 , 3 i 1. could well afford to lose him. LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS VÛÔTVV'C T O ■ pLtTASE: Woods Welch 3E ' '•; '• --*■ ' 'A c '' "4c- ' A A . ' " > * ■ " -"A ' ' 'A '- '>
