Cottage Grove leader., January 26, 1907, Image 5

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NO . 41
C O TTA G E G RO VE. OREGON’ , SATU R D AY, JANUARY 2«, 1907.
CHINA PHEASANTS ARE IN DEMAND visit to the capital city Mr. Baker First Bill Passed Division ot Lane
will make a selection of a deputy
and Linn Counties.
LO CAL N E W S
Kansas Sends Order For One Thous­ game w arden to fill the vacancy
The first bill of tho session passed
made by the appointment of Larry the House Thursday morning,
and Birds But Finds it Impossible
Murphy on the pole - force. There senate bill No. lit! revising the
Mrs. Graham is visiting in Drain.
to Secure Feathered Beauties—
are numerous c udid..t?s, but as boundary lioe between Lane and
F. B. Phillips visited Eugene
Opening for Profitable Industry
yet no choice ua.- been made.— L ’ nii counties.
Presbyterian Church Notes.
DIED
The new furtiace in the Presby­
terian Church has been installed
members are happy for it
means comfort to them. The con­
tractors are guaranteeing it to warm
the church iu a satisfactory manner.
Wednesday on business.
Statesman.
Rev. R. C. Grace is now at home
Miss Leta Sanford went to Rose- j
and will expect to have all the
burg for a few dare visit.
i J. W. Baker, the state game and
Ssnalor Alger Died Suddenly.
members and friends of the church
I forestry wnrden, was in the city
Blame J&ckson and wile of Bonita I Tuesday and returned to his home
to be out to the service morning
Washington, Jan. 24.— United
are visiting in Cottage Grove.
j in Cottage Grove in tho evening. .States Senator Russell A. Alger, of
and evening Sunday Jan. 27tta.
Cottage Grove hotels have been , “ There has been an unusual de­ Michigan, died suddenly at his
The series of meetings that were
well filled with commercial men of mand for China pheasants the past home in this city this morning at
held in tho Fairmount Presbyterian
late,
year,” said he, “ and many of the 8 :40. At 8 :3 o he had a pleasant
church were satisfactory to all who
Fruit Growers.
were concerned. There were a
Lincoln Taylor and Mrs. Taylor middle states are seuding in re­ chat with Mrs. Alger in her room
j M C M IU -A N .
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 stairs. A few
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Kansas some time ago wanted iooo minutes later the senator suffered will meet at Eugene the first Satur-
Mr8' „ ^ ae, McMl1
tions to the church. Rev C. A.
lecture.
| pheasants but they could not be from a recurrence of the heart day in February for the purpose of >'ears’ at the home of C ’ J ’ M,ller Wooley is their beloved pastor.
Cottage
Grove,
Oregon,
Jan.
P. H. Cooper of the Blackbutte | gotten here. I have signed per trouble from which he has suffered j perfecting the organization of a'^n ,
Mrs. McMillan’s home is in
mine returned from Portland yes- | ,nits for shipments of birds to for a long time, and death came 1 county horticultural society, which | »J
A ll tho regular services will be
.
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,
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terdsy.
j North Carolina and Cuba. Every- quickly.
will mean a better product from the ! Massl>on' 0 h ' 0- She has been in held in the Presbyterian church
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.
orchards in due time. That county 1 £00r £eal.th /or 80me >'earS' ca“ e Suuday. “ We visited last Sunday,
Attorney Alta K ing took in the | wbere there is a demand for these
Bryan lecture at Eugene Thursday j pheasants. In tact, I am ot the
is capable of producing the very he,e boPlnS for «mprorement. She but will be at home again” says
Mr. Bryan Eugene’s Friend.
¡opinion that quite au industry
eveniu g.
\ best quality fruit of all kindB and was a sister of Mrs. W. VV. Jack- the pastor Mr. Grace.
son of Lorane. Funeral was held
might
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develojied
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1— iu this state if
Fully 1000 people were at tho plenty of it, too.
j at Mr. Miller’s residence Friday
Sylvester Wallace and wife have j partiea wou,d go ¡n t0 raise them. depot to witness arrival of the
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afternoon, Rev. Grace conducted
Buys a Farm.
returned from their visit to • «» They soH for $7,5o per pair an d in jB ryau party Tliursday afternoon
Valuable Tarm Snlri
J the service. The Woodmen Circle
Francisco.
large lots they readily command | which consisted of Mr. and Mrs.
f
J. H. p'rates, a former resident of
Mr. and Mrs. Bussell of Dorena ,$<!.
! Bryan, J. D. Matlock, W . F. Mat-
John Spray has purchased 0f attended in a body-. Interment Lane county, but who has beon
their | three hundred was a* Masonic cemetery.
spent au evening in Cottage Grove I “ Eugene Simpson, of Corvallis, | ioe]c> C)| Pendleton; J. O. Booth, Cooley Bros their
living for a number cf yoars in
this week.
¡is making a business of raising j Grants Puss; Alex Sweek, Col. acre farm just south of tho Grovel
Northern Idaho, has returned to
paying nine thousand dollars casn ,
Cosgrove to be Buried.
this county again and this week
Mrs. J. A. Griffio came from Eu­ | China pheasants and his coops are Robt. A. Miller of Portland; Sena-
lor it.
gene Wednesday to visit friends for j well worth seeing. He has studied j tors M. A. Miller of Lebanon; W.
The funeral of Jas. Cosgrove, purchased the SI).acre farm of J. G.
Mr. Cooley retains the ground
|
the
habits
of
the
bird
and
is
very
j
H.
Wehring
of
Salem,
Juuge
Wm.
a few days.
whose
death occured at this place rhorubei 1 of this place, aud has
j successful.
1 Galloway, R. M. Veatch ot Cottage where the buildings were located, Jan. 2 ud, will be held at the Ma­ taken possession. Sir. Erates was
so the price was for bare land.
See us for holiday goods, waste I “Tame pheasants will scarci Iv
| Grove, J. F. Reilly.
in J'■ 1 ;eu, Wednesday completing
baskets, jardiueers, pictures, etc, j ever hatch their own eggs and for
Mr. Spray will begin at once to sonic cemetery, Sunday Jan. 27th. 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 A Lawson at 2 p. in.
S. F. Jackson of Loraue was iu hens are used and they have proved quet iu Paine building was the
The
body was embalmed and held
Tom Turkeys
sirenuous 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
aud evening.
And h i i 11 the good work goes on,
funeral of Mrs. Mae McMillan.
The friends of E. A. Robinson of hear from any one, tho men from Cottage Grove in the Willamettu
deer for zoological gardens and
the
J.
H.
Chambers
mill
at
Alcn
The Eugene Lumber Compauv parks, and several of Oregon’s
the Robinson- Anlauf Machine Co.
Valley, Lane County, Oregon, can
Attorney J . C. Johnson was in nill be pleased to learn that on ar­ will conduct the funeral.
last night received two carloads of finest specimens have been shipped
boast of i 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 uoiong the farmers whose
Mrs. Jossio Caldwell came up lands are tributary to this city,
Guard.
Five deer were shipped to Denver
Send a picture of the Grove east. 1 not necessary and after two or
Mr. Frank Henderson received and have been the pride ot the big Your letter paper should have such ! three weeks under tho doctors care from Eugene on the local Wednes­ never before was it so goueral to
a head on it, and your envelopes! he will be able to again take up his day to join her husband, who is improve their farms, clear land,
word of the severe sickuess of her park there.
now a resident of this place.
too.
I part of the work.
It
is
probable
that
on
his
next
son George Berry who resides in
build fences, try new crops, etc.,
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California.
ami last lion h not least they are
adding in vuri'ty as well as blood
¿0 <cSSH äi'JKäV. ...âaWBüEÿM
Roy Shreeves, the popular assist­
to their stock, chickens, geese,
ant of Mr. Awbtey in the Express
ducks, , nits; turkeys, hogs, etc.,
and Telegraph business went to
ill of which goes with profitable
hear Mr. Bryan.
farming, outlay for raising is but
Jack Kloffenstein returned to Cot­
slight and tie income is large and
tage Grove fram the Grizzly mine
practically all profit.
in Bohemia yesterday. He reports
Heretofore these items have been
the snow settling fast.
by our valley
farmers.
The immense prices
J. II Chase, representing the In­
Homo of those who have set the
ternational
Harvester company
pace along this line have received
with headquarters in Portland has
ior their produce has caused others
been in Cottage Grove several days.
to emulate their example.
Through the kindntss of Senator
Every day witnesses sumo oc-
I. H. Bingham the Leuder office is
ciireneo leadin to this wholesome
in possession of copies of senate
view of the situation, the latest no­
bills thus far presented by tt>c
ticed was the riception of two Tom
senator.
Turkeys, 3o large that it took a
second look to call them by name,
Mrs. W . W. Jackson of Loraue
in emt1 -i by Wells Fargo Express
has been at Cottage Grove several
C ’ . one of them was addressed to
days in attendance of her sister
Frank Crabtree and tho other one
Mrs. Mao McMillan, who died
j to Mrs. J. T. Small.
Thursday morning.
KIJSTKK
Alta, 17 months old child of liev.
and Mrs. O. J. Kester at the home
of W. J. Hale in Cottage Grove,
Thursday. The remains were taken
to Jefferson for burial.
Rev. and Mrs. Kester came for a
visit with friends here only a short
Geological Survey.
timo ago, from Georgetown, Colo­
The Mine Owners of Bohemia
are circulating a petition asking of rado. The little one was taken
the government an official Geologi­ with pneumonia aud passed sud­
denly away. The grief stricken
cal Survey of the district.
parents have the sympathy of the
community.
W e W a n t To
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Chas. Jones plead guilty to a
charge of selling “ booze” at Drain,
a legally “dry” precinct. He en­
riched the school fund by pay ing a
fine of S200.— lloseburg Review.
W. Glen Jackson, sou ot W. W.
Jackson of Loraue, is here from
Colorado Springs. He will leturn
Sunday 011 account, ol teceiving a
message from the Colorado Springs
Telegraph Co. where he is em­
ployed.
Guy Crusan and Dick Johnson
were straightening out a line at
Booth-Kelly Lumber camp at Sagi­
naw Thursday evening using a
double bit ax as a lever which
slipped and cut Mr. Crueau in the
right leg below the knee. The
wound was dressed by Cottage Grove
physicians aud he was sent to the
hospital at Eugene.
Fred Herren, the packing house
man that baB purchased the Bar­
tels market, is expected to arrive
at Cottage Grove the first part of
the week
Mr. Herren will bring
his diiving horse and some of bis
goods, but 011 account ot school
where his daughter is to graduate
this spring he will not remove his
family ana household effects until
June.
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W e are the house to trade
w ith w hen in need of C loth­
ing, Shoes and Furnishings.
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Siik Creek.
Mis Mamie Manser and daugh­
ter of Portland is visiting Mrs
MaiiM-r’s parents L. G. Slagle and
wife.
E. A. Wheeler and wife wont to
Drain Monday to visit relatives
! there.
H it. H. M. Damewood visited at
Baker SI igle’s Wednesday nfter-
Inoou.
Mr. Site aud wife have been
I having bad su e throats but aie
better.
Gr uidpa Babcock w is quite sick
Wednesday,
(¿ujt ■ 1 np.nbc.r of t li: Silk Creek
join g | op!» vi at to the Grove
Wi
1 > . in g t»J hear the
lainoii, riiah- quartet
All en­
joyed 1 he music very much.
Mi.
Lena
lturcham visited
ho d ai ih • V .demy Wednesday.
N. W. Wheeler is busy
»lays ,i: the timber.
B WHEELER-THOMPSON GO. £
MM».
[Successor to W elch os W oods.]
Bert Seeley Made Six Good Indians
Denver. Jan. 24.— Single handed, ]
according to a special dispatch from i
Douglas, Arizona, Bert Seeley, a
famous cowboy, shot aud killed six
Yaqui Indians who attacked him
with picks and shovels after a quar- i
rel. The slaughter occurred at
Beatty camp, 011 the Southern Pa- !
cifie.
Serlrv who bears an excellent
reputation, escaped unharmed
Guard.
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F irst N ation al Bank Bldg.
lili IMII'MMil I
~-3â III W i l l I l i d
fa-OF OURSDi
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these
Hogs
L. Phillips has been adding to
1;
c r o p of hogs some fine stock
pun 11 uj'• ■ 1 near Eugene at fancy
| prici Mr. Phillips intends to show
| the fanners what
1 u.cl money
lean do, in 'h< way »if making a
farm j
II,
I 011« and
is going at it right.
1
Born.
TU C K E R — Fo Mi and Mrs. J.
I B. Tucker at Leona, a gill.
BORN J
11 ilt 7, a I! pound
b»>y to Mi
>11 I vli
Elmer Doo-
i little,
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