Cottage Grove leader., January 26, 1907, Image 1

LEADER
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1907.
VOL. X V III
r
Passed
and
CHINA PHEASANTS ARE IN DEMAND visit to the oapital city Mr. Baker First Bill
NO.
DIED
Division ot Lane |
41
Presbyterian Church Notes.
will make a selection of a deputy-
Linn Counties.
The new furnace in the Presby-
KBSTER
game warden to fill the vacancy
j teriau Church has been installed
Kansas
Sends
Order
For
One
Thous­
The
first
bill
of
tho
session
passed!
Alta,
17
months
old
child
of
Rev.
L _
made by the appointment of Larry the House Thursday morning,
aid tbe members nre happy for it
and Birds But Finds it Impossible
Murphy on the p o ll ■ force. There senate bill No. 116 revising the 1 and Mrs. O. J. Kester at tho home means comfort to them. The con­
Mrs. Graham is visiting in Drain. 1
of
W.
J.
Ho.le
in
Cottage
Grove,
to Secure Feathered Beauties—
are numerous c mb Dies, but as boundary line between Lane and;
F. B. Phillips visited Eugene
Thursday. The remains were taken tractors are guaranteeing it to warm
Opening for Profitable Industry
yet no choice ua.- been made.— Linn counties.
the church in a satisfactory manner.
Wednesday oil business.
; to Jefferson for burial,
Statesman.
i
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Kester
came
for
a
Rev. R. C. Grace is now at home
Miss Leta Sanford went to Rose-
visit with friends here only a short i and will expect to have all the
J. W. Baker, the state game and
Geological Survey.
burg for a few days visit.
Ssnator Alger Died Suddenly.
time ago, from Georgetown, C olo­ members and friends of the church
forestry warden, was in the city
The Mine Owners of Bohemia
Blaine J&ckson and wife of Bonita Tuesday and returned to his home
rado. The little one was taken to be out to the service morning
Washington,
Jan.
24.—
United
are
circulating
a
petition
asking
of
are visiting in Cottage Grove.
in Cottage Grove in tho evening. States Senator Russell A. Alger, of the government an official Geologi­ ! with pneumonia aud passed sud- and eveuing Sunday Jan. 27 th.
! denly away. The grief stricken
Cottage Grove hotels have been “ There has been an unusual de­ Michigan, died nuddenlv at his cal Survey of the district.
The series of meetings that were
parents have the sympathy of the held m tho Fairmount Presbyterian
well died with commercial meu of mand for China pheasants the past home in this city this morning at
year,” said he, “ and many of the 8:40. At 8 : 3 o he had a pleasant
i community.
late,
church were satisfactory to all who
Fruit Growers.
were concerned. There were a
I mom 11.1. a n .
Lincoln Taylor and Mrs. Taylor middle states are sending in re­ chat with Mrs. Alger in her room
The fruit growers of Lane county
number
of conversions and addi­
wero in Eugene to hear the Bryan quests for consignment of birds. and then went down staiis. A few
Mrs. Mae McMillan, aged 34
Kansas some time ago wanted iooo minutes later the senator suffered will meet at Eugene the first Satur­
tions to the church. Rev C. A.
lecture.
years,
at
the
home
of
C.
J.
Miller
pheasants but they could not be from a recurrence of the heart day in February for the purpose of
Wooley is their beloved pastor.
P. H. Cooper of the Blackbutte j ¿rotten here. I have signed per trouble from which he has suffered perfecting the organization of a in Cottage Grove, Oregon, Jan.
mine returned from Portland yes- ; mils for shipments of birds to for a long time, and death came county horticultural society, which 24th. Mrs. McMillan’s home is in
A ll the regular services will be
terdry.
, North Carolina and Cuba. Every- quickly.
will mean a better product from the Massilon, Ohio. She has been in held in the Presbyterian church
orchards in due time. That county poor hoalth for some years, came Suuday. “ We visited last Sunday,
Attoruey Alta K ing took in the ! wbere tUere » a demand for these
Bryan lecture at Eugene Thursday
pheasants. In tact, I am ot the
is capable uf producing the very here hoping for improvement. She but will be at home again’ ’ saya
Mr. Bryan Eugene's Friend.
evening.
opinion that quite au
industry
best quality fruit of all kinds and was a sister of Mrs. W. W. Jack- tbe pastor Mr. Grace.
son of Lorane. Funeral was held
| might be developed iu this state if
Fully 1000 people were at the | plenty of it, too.
at Mr. Miller’s residence Friday
Sylvester W allace and wile have parties would
in to raise them, depot to witness arrival of the
afternoon, Rev. Grace conducted
Buys a Farm.
returued from their visit to »an | They sell for $7.50 per pair and in Bryan party Thursday afternoon
Valuable Tarm Sold.
the service. The Woodmen Circle
Francisco.
large lots they readily command which consisted of Mr. aud Mrs
J. H. Frates, a former resident of
John Spray has purchased of attended in a body. Interment Lane county, but who has been
Mr. and Mrs. ltussell of Dorena , $<>.
Bryan, J. D. Matlock, W. F. Mat-
spent an evening in Cottage Grove I “ Eugene Simpson, of Corvallis, lock, of Pendleton; J. O. Booth, ( Cooley Bros, their three hundred was at Masonic cemetery.
living for a number of yoars in
is making a business of raising Grants Pass; Alex Sweek, Col. acre farm just south of tho Grove
this week.
Northern Idaho, has returned to
| China pheasants and his coops are Robt. A. Miller of Portland; Sena­ paying nine thousand dollars cash
Cosgrove to be Buried.
this county agftiu and this week
Mrs. J. A. Griffin came from Eu­
: well worth seeing. He has studied
j lor it.
gene Wednesday to visit friends for the habits of the bird and is very tors M. A. Miller of Lebanon;
The funeral of Jas. Cosgrove, purchased tbe SO-aere farm of J. G.
Mr. Cooloy retains the ground
H.
Wehring
of
Salem,
Juuge
Wni.
a few days.
whose
death occured at this place Tliorubeigof this place, aud has
1 successful.
Galloway, R. M. Veatch ot Cottage where the buildings were located, Jan. 2 nd, will be held at the Ma­ taken possession. Mr. Frates was
See us for holiday goods, waste
“ Tame pheasants will scarcely Grove, J. F. Reilly.
so the price was for bare land.
■ a l'ugene Wednesday completing
baskets, jardiueers, pictures, e tc , ever hatch their own eggs and for
Mr. Spray will begin at once to sonic cemetery, Sunday Jan. 27 t.b. the transfer.
A reception, spread at Smeede,
The
procession
will
leave
the
par­
Veatch & Lawson.
hatching purposes Buff Bantam lecture at University and big ban­ make improvements.
lors of Veatch & Lawson at 2 p. m.
S. F. Jackson of Lorane was iu hens are used and they have proved quet in Paine building was tbe
The
body was embalmed aud held
Tom Turkeys
strenuous order of tho afternoon
the Grove yesterday to attend the effective brooders ’ ’
Good News.
to locate relatives, but failing to
There
is
also
a
demand
for
tame
And still tlie good work goes ou,
and evening.
funeral of Mrs. Mao McMillan.
The friends of E. A. Robinson of hear from any one, tho men from Cottage Grove in tbe Willametto
deer for zoological gardens and
th
e
j.
H.
Chambers
mill
at
Alcn
The Eugene Lumber Corapuuy parks, and several of Otegon’s
the Robinson- Anlauf Machine Co.
Valley, I.ane County, Oregon, can
Attorney J . C. Johnson was in will be pleased to learn that on ar­ will conduct the funeral.
last night received two carloads of finest specimens have been shipped
boast of 1 coming enterprise and
logs from above Cottage Grove.— to various parts ot the country. Eugene on business Thursday.
rival at Portland an operation was
ambition among the farmers whose
Mrs. Jessie Caldwell came up lands are tributary to this city,
Guard.
Five deer were shipped to Denver
Send a picture of the Grove east. not necessary and after two or
Mr. Frank Henderson received and have been the pride of the big Your letter paper should have such three weeks under the doctors care from Eugene on the local Wednes­ never before was it so general to
a head 011 it, and your envelopes he will be able to again take up bis day to join her husband, who is improve their farms, cleur land,
word of the severe sickness of her I park there.
now a resident of this place.
part of the work.
son George Berry who rnsidos in
It is probable that on his next too.
build lend s. try new crops, etc.,
mil last thou b not least they are
California.
addin'
in vun ty as well as blood
Roy Shreeves, the popular assist­
to th 'ir stock, chickens, geese,
ant of Mr. Awbrey in the Express
dinks goats, turkeys, hogs, etc.,
and Telegraph business went to
all
of which goes with profitable
hear Mr. Bryan.
farming outlay for raising is but
Jack Kloffeustein returned to Cot­
■ md to income is largo and
tage Grove fram the Grizzly mine
practically all profit.
in Bohemia yesterday. He reports
Heretofor e these items have been
the snow settling fast.
largely neglected by our valley
farmers.
The immense
prices
J. H. Chase, representing the In­
m u :M&u
1
some of those who have set the
ternational
Harvester company
pace along this lino have received
with headquarters in Portland has
lor their produce lias caused others
been in Cottage Grove several days.
to emulate their example.
Through the kindntss of Senator
Every day witnesses some oc-
I. H. Bingham the Leuder office is
curenco leadin
to this wholesome
in possession of copies of senate
view of the situation, the latest no­
bills thus far presented by tne
ticed was th< reception of two Tom
senator.
Turkeys, so largo that it took a
second luok to call them by name,
Mrs. W. W. Jackson of Lorane
in emt s by Wells Fargo Express
Las been at Cottage Grove several
U ' , .iu of them was addressed to
days in attendance of ber sister
Fi n k
abtree and the other one
Mrs. Mae McMillan, wbo died
j to Mrs. J. T. Small.
Thursday morning.
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Chas. Jones plead guilty to a
Silk Creek.
charge of selling “ booze” at Drain,
a legally “dry” precinct. He en­
Mrs Mamie Manser and daugh­
riched the school fund by paying a
ter of Portland is visiting Mrs
fine of $200.— lloseburg Review.
Manser’s parents L. G. Slagle and
wife.
VV. Glen Jackson, son ot \V. W.
I A. Wheeler and wife wont to
Jackson of Lorane, is here from
Drain Monday to visit relatives
Colorado Springs. He will leturn
there.
Sunday 011 account of receiving a
1 Mrs. J I 1 M. Dame wood visited at
message from the Colorado Springs
j Baker S lig le's Wednesday after-
Telegraph Co. where he is em­
I noon.
ployed.
Mr. Slee and wife have been
Guy Crusun aud Dick Johnson
having bad s u e throats but aie
were straightening out a line at
better.
Booth-Kellv Lumber camp at Sagi­
Gr.indpi Babcock was quite sick
naw Thursday evening using a
Wednesday.
double bit ax as a lever which
slipped and cut Mr. Crusan in the
(¿eit
tip nb-1 of th-- Silk Creek
right leg below the knee. The
young 1 op!i .vn t to Uu Grove
wound w»s dressed by Cottage Grove
, v evening to hear the
physicians aud he was sent to the
All en­
hospital at Eugene.
joyed 1 be nius:i' very much.
Fred Herren, the packing house
Mi,
Lena
Burcham visited
man that has purchased the Bar­
s> ho .fi at Mi \ .demy Wednesday.
tels market, is expected to arrive
N. W. Wheeler is busy these
at Cottage Grove the first part of
day-,
'.bo timber.
the week
Mr. Herren will bring
his driving horse and some of his
goods, but on account of school
Hogs
where his daughter is to graduate
F. I . Phillips has been adding to
this spring he will not remove his
1 1 crop of bogs some line stock
familv and household effects until
¡o
n -im- I near Eugene at fancy
m s s » ..
June.
pi in Mr. Phillips intends to show
the I e n r. what n n • id money
Bert Seeley Made Six Good Indians
< j c
can do, 111 tin Va oi mal i.>g a
Denver. Jnn. 24.— Single banded,
farm 1
111)
. g d 011.- aud
according to a special dispatch from ;
is going at it right.
Douglas, Arizona, Bert Seeley, a
famous cowboy, shot and killed six
Born.
Yaqui Indians who attacked him
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; and Mis. J.
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with picks and »hovels after a quar­
B.
Tucker
d
I.cuna,
a girl.
rel. The »laughter occurred at
Beatty camp, on (he Southern Pa­
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11 i't 7 , a (! pound
boy to Mr. hi l \!i
Elmer I)oo*
cific.
1 little.
Serlrv, who bear; an excellent
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reputation, escaped unharmed—
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