Wedding Bells.
United Artisans.
A very pretty wedding took place
Tli, Assembly of United Artisans
PERSONAL
at the home of Mr. Louis Hexter was iuccessfuily organized Satur
in Portland, last Sunday even day evening last by District Deputy
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ing, February 3rd at 8 o’clock, the brand Master, I. W . Ely assisted
Mrs. A. Graham is in Eugene for
occasion being the marriago ot Miss by Dr. \V. O. Manion, Supreme
Lillie Lurch of this city, to Mr. Medical Director, with the following a *ew l,a>’s
Harry Krueger of Butte, Mont., unmed members;
E. W. Gosseler was in Eugene
only the families of the contracting
Mr. and Mrs. J I. Jones, Mr. during the week,
parties being present.
and Mrs C. H. VatiDenbnrg, Mr.
W . Harrison was a Eugene visi
The parlors were
elaborately and Mrs. W. S Chrisman, Mr. and
decorated, and music was furnished Mrs. Chas. W. Caldwell, Mr. and tor during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Owens were
throughout the evening bv a popu Mrs. Percy Rogers, Messrs. C. H.
lar orchestra. Forty-three mes Burkholder, F. B Phillips, M. H. in Eugene Wednesday.
sages of congratulations and best Amlorsou, John H. England, Alvin
J. W . Veatch is at Los Angeles
wishes were received during the Brewer, Ben 11. Coffman, Mrs. visiting with his parents.
eveuing, including cablegrams from Pluma P. Hanna.
H. T. Dow, the timber cruiser,
Europe, and many beautiful and
The following officers wore elect
was in the city during the week.
costly presents were received.
'd: Master Artisan, J. H. England;
Chief of Police Underwood i»
The bride is the oldest daughter Secretary. Alvin Brewer; Treasurer,
again
confined to his home by ill
of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lurch of this C H. VauDenburg; Supt. Mrs.
ness.
city, is very popular with the Caldwell; Inspector, Pluma Hanna;
John Curriu has returned to the
young people here, and all join in Senior Consul,
Percy Rogers;
wishing her success and happiness. Junior Consul, Mrs. \anDenburg; Grove after a long absence in Port
Mr. Krueger is a prosperous Instructor, M. fi. Anderson; M. C.. land.
young businessman ot Butte, Mont., Benj. C. Coffman; Warden. Chas.
Mrs. T. G. McMurray, of E u
where they will resido after u W. Caldwell.
gene, are visiting with friends iu
honeymoon spent in the Sound ! After the work of organizing this city.
i w as Mulshed a bnuntifnl repast
cities.
I
J. D. Cochran, who has been on
M r . was served.
At their next meet-
Among those present wen
a business trip to San Francisco, has
and M r s . Lurch, Miss Celia Lurch, ing Feb. 16th they are going)
returned.
J. B. Lurch, of this city ; Miss E. to hold 1 * >eial session when a very
Rev. Buoy, pastor of the M. E
Weinland and Miss Lilli" Wein- j inter sbng program will be given
land, of Sau Francisco; Mr. an d ; consisting of music, songs, ad- Church at Lorane, was in the city
Mrs. Lehman Strauss Miss Strauss, dresses, lecitations, slight of hand yesterday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hexter, Mbs
Edith Hexter, Mr. Clayton Hexter,
of Portland
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Death of Flossie Huff.
¡etc. The members of the order!
Mrs. Jenkins and daughter Miss
1 from Eu ene me to he invited and : Mabel Lee, atteuded the Catholic
it
expect««! tlmt some of the su- ' fair at Eugene Thursday.
pri me officers «ill also be present j
Mrs. Clifford Powers, a former
an‘l »«otli. r large class of candi-1
resident of this place, is visiting
dates initiated
Many friend« in this city weiei
with friends here.
saddened and surprised last Sunday
More Manufacturing.
Mr. and Mrs. Coffman returned
evening on learning of the death
A long felt want is to be realized afternoon from a visit with their
of Miss Flossie Huff, at her home
for Cottage Grove. We were all | brother at Eugene.
in Lynx Hollow, of pneumonia
She had been attending the High *)K-ase‘1 when 15i*rtelf' & Co 1>u,lt 1 City Superintendent of Schools,
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_, their cold
storage plant and now q l Strange was iu Eugene this
school in Cottage Grove, iiving.it
ilv.
enterprising gi-nUemen hav- week on school business.
the home of Mr and Mrs. -i. M
f ing sold their meat business at that,
Miss Rena Baker, the popular
Isham, was an active member
f U if"! I’biit, mid imbued with the spirit of
telephone girl, is in Seattle on a
the M. E- Church an 1 a
doing something now and good tor
■ worker in the Epworth League, »
couple of weeks vacation.
number ol whose members attende.»
Mrs. F. Rose has returned home
residence, as ovoryone
the luncral which was held in the
alter
a pleasant visit at Eugene,
ci.-e does that once g' ts acquainted
church near Walker, Fue-day after
where
she was the guest of Mrs.
here,
they
have
purchased
noon. Rev. J. L. Beatty ot thi«
Hawthorne.
through Cha«. Burkholder a plat
conducting the funeral services
of ground froniing on both rail-1 Armund Wynne, the popular
.Many beautiful floral pieces were
ri a.l tra -ks an 1 will at once com- 1 hardware man is on duty agaiu af-
sent by h< r young friends, the j
menre the erection of an ice mauu- , ter wrestling for a few days with u
Epworth League sending 10 P » t-
factoring plant. Mr. Bartels is : slight attack of grip.
land for two haudsotue pieces
now in Portland securing the nec»8- 1 J. S. Haugey, of Portland,
Miss Huff was a bright and love-
sarv machinery, and before the ! special organizer for the Women of
able young carl of 11 years and he>
a c r
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,
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summer demand for ice is uere we ) Woodcraft, was in the city Thurs
.
,
parents have the deepest sympathy will have our own production
and day in the interests of the order.
o f her friends in Cottage Grove.
1111 agreeable change from former
T. M. Woolley, of Howard Lake,
days, it will be
Minn., was in the city yesterday 011
Basket Social.
j his way to Pasadena, Cal. Mr.
Encampment Installs.
Thursday evening the Knight
1 Woolley is au uncle of our t o w n s
and Ladies of the Maccabees held a
The Odd Fellows Encampment man, Geo. F. Comer.
most successful basket social in of Ibis city installed their officers
G. W . Peek, of San Francisco,
Jones’ hall in this city. There was Wednesday evening. The floor
was in Cottage Grove for several
a large attendance and a fine di«- work was beautifully exemplified j d„y „ thi„ weokj loaving on the af-
p la’ of artistic baskets.
lh p c by the local team assisted by the ternoon train yesterday for home.
prizes avere awarded for the band | Eugen«.- team. At the close of the
somest baskets. 1 he first, a pr< tty regular lodge work, a banquet was
broker and visits this section about
vase, was won by Mrs. Roberts ot pm taken of and a general good
every sixty days. He expresses
Dorena.
Second P ^ e . a card, time was bad. Among those from
himself as havinc great faith in the
comb and pin tray, was given to Eugene «vlio atteuded were; Henry
future of tills city and is perhaps
Mae Ilart, while Miss Whitlock re Denhart, C. S. Frank, W. J. War-
the only broker visiting here who
ceived the third prize a 0<Jjnt> and nock, J. W Cherry, W . Nichols, H.
draws checks on the local banks.
A. Barr E. C. Lake, Geo. Ii Mun-
pin tray.
Joe and Henry Landess are in
An interesting program was ren ice, W. M. Green. M. Svarverud,
Cottage
Grove visiting. Arrived
dered during the evening, Sir E. R. Frank, W. W . Chessman,
Tuesday
from Tenabo, Nevada,
Knight N«<kes being encored 0,1 , yy j. Bowman, L- N. Phelps, M.
where
they
have been engaged in
his Irish song and dance.
q puller and G. W. Holland.
mining. They will return soon.
The camp is situated about twenty
Council Meeting.
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Silk Creek.
miles from Boowawe, Nevaila, their
The Citv Council held it* regulai | The family of John Ashby have
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.rue «wO.y «--o v
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nearest railway point. The boys
montlilv
meeting
Monday
night,
a'
been
<uffering
with
LaGnppe.
The;
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moaiuiy Iiu.cu h
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report good times and more mining
which time an ordinance relating doctor w»s called to see Mr. Ashby |
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in Nevada than they find in Oregon
to a 10 inch lateral sower extend- Saturday
and for that reason they return, not
ing from the main sewer on Lucas
Mias Janet Davidson of Saginaw because they like" sage brush better
street, three blocks south to Wis visited her sister at this place re
than Oregon forests. Their brother
consin avenue, was passed. Two cently.
Felix is in the Nevada camp and
petitions liberally signed, were
doing well.
Mr.
Henry
Dame
wood
is
away
read, one to abolish the Jones
“ Fish Pond’ ’ and the other asking from home at present, working for
Episcopal Services.
■ the council to pass an ordinance his brother F. J. Damewood of
Rev. C. H. Lake of Roseburg,
■ forbidding the sale of liquor and do Wilit wood.
will
hold services in the parlor of
The recent big rains swelled Silk
away with the slot machines.
the Woodmen Hall on Monday eve
Creek to nearly a flood again
ning, Feb. 11th. An invitation is
Commerciai Club Reception
Mr. W. F. Gray spent Sunday extended to all to attend.
On Thursday eveninc, 14th inst forenoon at the borne of Calvin
the Commercial Club will hold 1* Bunch
Bought a Newspaper.
reception for the new members and
Miss Inez Casobeer was again in 1 c j Howard of this city has
the wives of the members. As this our
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neighborbooii the first of the i purchased the Yoncalla Independ
is the first reception this year the j w(ek
ent from B. Y . C. Brown. Mr.
Club is looking forward to a very
Mrs. Mamie Manser of Portland 1 Howard will not personally tnan-
pleasant ..........»•
evening. - It • is hoped
all ) is visiting with her parents Mr. ' »Re the paper, but will remain a
pieasaui
‘
Mr
the members will be presen ■ • _
and Mrs. B. Lurch will be the
Lost and h«stess.
r.nwson Slagle at present
resident of Cottage Grove
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LOCAL N E W S
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Its No Wonder
The Leader tells tLe news.
Try Iloituden's homemade fudge.
Furniture at «oat at
Corbit’s.
Miller aud
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T H E T O G G E R Y has an im
mense I I A T trade when you con
sider the New Styles arriving every
two weeks
.
.
.
Frank Snodgrass is acting as city
marshal during the illness of Mar
shal Underwood.
Crockery at cost at Miller and
Corbits.
T. C. M heeler, cashier of the
First National Bank, ma le a flying
trip to Eugene Thursday.
Furnitun
Corbit’s.
at cost at Miller and
Fresh chocolate bon bon« at
Holroden'», uear tL bridge.
Cooking stoves and heating stoves
at cost nt Miller and Corbit’s.
J. S. Brand is putting the Farm
ers’ and Miners Telephone Line
in fine ootid:' i 1 1
Cooking tov.s .»iii heating stoves
at cost at Miller and Corbit’s.
The New Era Drug f-tom lias the
nicest Hue «■■ Valentines- ¡See his
show window
\V. II. Abrams is aide to be on
the street agaiu after an iliuess of
two week«.
Miller aud Corbit are closing out
at cost.
Mrs. T. C. Abrams was in Tur- •
ner this week attending the bedside)
of her father who is ijuite ill.
Fresh
den’s.
Next Winter Reading
taffy every daj at Holm-
We have arranged with the
L. L. Woods, the piano tuner
for Sherman J. Clay Co., Portland
will be iu town May 1st lffo? Leave
your tuning orders w tli Veatch &
Lawson Music House.
New Idea Woman’s Magazine
for a clubbing combination with this paper
T h e N k w I kka W oman ’ s M «OAZINH keeps up to its name.
It is a woman,» Magazine, and a good one. It tell all about
Fashions, Needlework, Crockery, Household affairs, etc. It con
tains many bright stories and clever descriptive articles.
We will for the next 3 idays, for
cash, give 15 per cent off on any
suit and 2.5 per rent off on any over
coat iu the house. WliciT. r-Thomp-
son Co.
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OUR O F F E R .
Everything needed for house
keeping at Miller and Coroits.
On Tuesday evening the hose
company of the tire department
held a meeting and .fleeted L. W .
Baker, foreman; Nate Compton,
first assistant; aud Marion Vent h,
second assistant
The manufacturing districts id
Eugene \\: re at a -'.111 lstill for sev
eral day« tin-- week on account of
high water
d'lie swidiust ’inn of Valentines
ever sem in thi« city is at the Now
Era Drug Store.
Go to Miller anil Corhit for bar
gains.
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Cottage Grove Lender, regular price $1.50 per year
f lie New Idea Woman’s Magazine 50 cents per year
BOTH THESE PAPERS FOR $ 1 .6 0
8
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Sample Copies Free.
Cottage G r o v e Lea.der,
tas ru -aiawa^^'a-ig’iwriwnfi war« » « ■ n
High Grade Meats;
3
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton and V eal :
a l w a y s ready.
Our Refrigerator
The contract for the building ol
the residence of Win, Ostrander ou
Third street has b<eu let to Messrs.
Craig k Mate.
Tiie infant child ot Mr. ami Airs.
Wm. George, aged 1 mouth and
24 days, died
of pneumonia
Wednesday. The funeral was held
from their residence yesterday af
ternoon.
A big mining deal was consu-
diated in this citv last. Tuesday
evening in which W. 1 Shurtl« ff
of Sacramento, representing «astern
capital, secured a controlling int« r-
est iu the Great Northern mine.
The High School began the new
semester this week and several new
branches hnve been taken up, The
freshman class takes up Geology
and Roman History, the junior
class Zoology, and the sophomores
Geometry.
Owing to the illness of a number
of the members of the Woman’s
Club, the liOan advertis'd for
Thursday an 1 Friday of this week
had be to indefinitely postponed. ,
Those who hav,. promised loans
will please keep them for the Loan
at a future '¡ate
The Catholic ladies of Eugene
held a very -uectssful church fair |
in that city this w ik , the p'o< eed«
to help build the new church.
Crockeiy at cost at Miller and
Willie wailed and Winnie wheezed, C orbits-
Epworth League.
w hile wintry winds whined weirdly.
All headache.« go
wriirKled while Winnie wheezed
Don't forget the devotional ìneet- Willie
When yon grow wiser
Born.
wretchedly. Wisdom whispers, win
And iparii to use
On Thursday, February 7 , to Mr mg of the Epworth League of the ter wind« work wheetes. Wherefore
An “ Early Kiser.’’
we wilte, “ Use Kennedy's Laxative
I’.i-'ir-i, safe,
and Mr« Oscar F H - m a d e r . o f this! M E. Church Sunday night at 6:30 Cough Syrup," Nothing else so gr,(*i. DeWitt s l-.'llt! I
sure pills. Benson * Pharmacy.
Sold hy Benson's Pharmacy,
i p. m.
City, a to pound boy.
C o tta g e G ro v e , O re.
is the finest in Oregon.
Fresh Fish each Tuesday and Friday.
See our plant, everything new and up-to-date.
Fred Herren.
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Commercial
All kinds of First Class
Rigs, at reasonable prices
Large Feed Barn in connection
: TULLAK & BAIMBR 1 DGE :
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
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WOMENS-*'
r rtln o f lv o i w h a t o v o ry w o m a n
m . d i a l r — - a p e r f e c t c o m p le x io n .
I t Lrlngn t h a t « o ft, sm o o th , f r r s h .
cl - t i n t to th o c h e r k t h a t d en o tM
yo u th fu l» * « !. I t w ill b rin k b e a u ty
> the-so w h o la c k It; I t w ill r e ta in
It fo r thogo w h o alrr*A<ly po««0Pfi It;
It w ilt en ab lo you to buocoji «fu lly
roinb-’j ' th e t av»ge<i o f w e a th e r And
tim*
I> jn ’t d o u b t—«lon’t a rg u e . J u a t
tr y I lo b e r t in e . T o u r d r il g k ie t w ill
¿rive you a freo «am ple» A ll druff*
Atotfl k eep R obertlne^
D o th e y fit ? I f t h e y ’re n o t E X
A C T L Y rig h t, le t u s m a k e th e m so
W h e n wo nt you, w e fit you A C
CU RATELY
Lon«
e x p e rie n c e ,
e v e ry n e c e s s a ry s« lerirlflr a p p a r a t u s
a n d th e r e q u ire d k n o w le d g e e n
a b lin g u s to c o r r e c tly u se th e sam e,
o u r o w n c o m p le te w o rk s h o p , w ith
e v e r y f a c ility —e v e n to th e g rin d in g
o f s p e r fa l le n s e s —a r e a ll a t y o u r
dtaposrtl h e re , a s s u r in g a s e rv ic e
n o t p o s sib le w ith o th e r s I< m f o r tu
n a te ly e q u ip p e d .
A gain -do y o u r
-rlasses F IT . o r n e a r ly fit?
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Munsell Optical Co.
rWOEAY BLD e -'W A iH ATS P0RTU)lr.