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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (March 16, 1907)
Clean up Your Premises Died. 0 0 0 V • During the winter months nearlv 9 , At his residence •>* this city on 0 PERSONAL LOCAL N E W S I Tuesday March 12th, 1 '.»07 of par r every oue is careless about dispos ing of the rubbish that gathers j L v s v * a l y s i s , I J Markley, ice 70 years 0 0 Mr. Markley was an .dd resident Dr. M. C. Wire of Engeue visited more or 'ess around their home and Head the Leader, iu a town the size of Cottage Grove, of this city and was universally es- here Monday. £ Head Veuske's new ad. Until new building is completed, can be loti ml where there is no regular garbage teeme 1 by every one and took an 0 W. H I,incolu was in the couuty man. the streets, and alleys in par- 1 active interest in the affairs of the 0 \ just across th e street w ith an exclusive line ot The Leader tells the news. 0 s;at Wednesday. ticular.are apt to receive more trash New fancy vests at the Toggery. I city aud its growth. He was a 0 . David Markley is home from a than they do not at other times ot charter member of Cottage Grove 0 0 Pearce Bros, new ad on first visit at Eugene. the year To a certain extent it is lodge I. O. O. F. under whose 0 $ page. auspices the funeral was conducted Mr. and Mrs. Atuos Owens were pardonable, but with the advent of 0 H . Venske's spriug goods are ar Wednesday afternoon spring every householder should in Eugene this week. 0 0 . appoint himself a committee of one, riving. G. C. Price. who came to this j 0 Miss Mary Owens ot Eugene is to see that his yard and contiguous There are no quitters in the hall city a year ago in search of better j <0 visiting in Cottage Grove. alley or street is cleaned ot all rub of lame. health, having suffered for some Win. Landes« was a business vis bish and put in a condition that Choicest candies at Ilolm den’s time with rheumatism, died at his 0 ? would not nauseate a passer-by. andy store. itor at Eugene during the week. home last Tuesday March 12th See the latest K nox Style $ 3 .0 0 H;vts f t W. H. Abratns went to Eugene The city has also a great responsi 0 Build big air castles—they are He did not receive the benefit ox 0 bility along this line and should see the first of the week on business. not taxable. peeted and the disease gradually Prof McQueen ot Yoncalla is iu to it that the alleys and other pub Tomorrow is St. Patrick’s day, grew worse until it affected the the city visiti tig his brother George. lic thorofares are cleaned up. A in the mornin’ . heart which was the direct cause of part of the alley lying parallel with his death II. C. Lee and C. Hanson of this t¡je ^ Fiuest chocolate creams iu the uiu street off Third street, we He was il.’I year-, old and leaves a city were in Eugene duriug the wish to cull attention to. In its city at Holmden’s. wife and one child to mourn his week. present state it is a regular germ Fresh chocolate bon bons at loss. The funeral was held Wed Hon. I. H. Bingham, of Eugene breeder and should typhoid fever Holmden’s, near the bridge. Tin ■ is why 0111 shoe business nesday afternoon at 4 o’clock and made the Grove a short visit the or other sundry disease break out in 1 growing so rapidly. We The Toggery's new spring and : wa8 COUl,lll t(.,, ,lV r Olson of first of the week. the neighborhood, it might easily summer goods are arriving daily. have the line exclusive anil the Chtisiiau Church stand ready to prove the as Cornie Coffman visited his brother he surmised that it was caused by A daily train service is to be op sertion. Milo, who is seriously ill, in E u the filth lying there from which a Wanted. erated between Eugene and Spring gene, Sunday. steucli arises on a sunshiny day. field. Gentleman or lady with good The Patriot and Pilgiiui lines | reference to travel by rail or with a It is almost utterly impassable for Assessor Keeney of Eugene made The Toggery has taken orders I rig for a firm of $250,0 ......... for men are great winners. a business trip to Cottage Grove ]>edestiians and even horses shed for id new spring and summer suits tal Salary S i,07z.oo pi 1 year and I tears when their driver turns them Wednesday. expenses, sal.Hiy paid weekly and 1 The Quaker and Mayflower during the past week. into that route. , ..e x p e n se s an valued. Addu-ss, with , lines for ladies are superior to L. Morse has sold his residence If we could only finish our 8 stamp, Jos. A. Alexander, Cot any. near the Catholic Church to George | c , , r Christian Endeavors Elect Officers. completed jobs what a lot of work | tage Grove, Oregon A, Dorward for $1275. we would accomplish. J . ------------- The Christian Endeavor Society Tin Eternity and Stronger Pearce Bros, are selliug shoes W>ld oats luake a Poor bnukfast than the Law lines for child A. P. Churchill came down inun of the Christian Church held its ren and boys are unsurpassed. Bohemia Monday and visited for a st 111 ninnai business meeting 111 cheap to make room tor their new food Knockers are men who failed to few days in this city and Eugene, j the church lust Friday evening and spring and summer stock. I make good C. P. Dervereaux, who has been 1 elected the following officers; Don’ t forget the devotional meet President, Sophia Osberg, in the city for several days on tim ing of the Epworth League of the Vice President, Mabel Coffman ber busiuess has returned to E u M. E . Church Sunday night at 6:30 Treasurer, Bessie Hutchinson. gene, p m. Secretary, Lester Turpin. Mrs. L . E- Beau, Mrs J. H. Me Every one should hear Mrs. Jean Cor. Secretary, Jessie Baughman. Clung and Miss Estelle Bean of After the business of the meeting Morris Ellis, the Phrenologist, at it All Rifui Eugene speut Sunday at Cottage j was attended to a social was held the Christian Church Monday m ukev Grove. R o b e rtin e g iv e s w h a t e v e n ' w om an and the following program was ren- night. The 4 0 I % 0 0. (ientlemen's Furnishings (ioods J 0 Spring Style of Shirts and NecK- 0 wear arriving daily 1 STAR BRAND SHOES ARE BETTER H. VENSKE. WOMEN»- H. F. McCormick ot the Curtain- Spur Lumber Co. left Thursday night for a ten clays business tiip to San Francisco. John Patterson of Bohemia was in the city the first of the week. John has been ill for sone time but is improving rapidly, |dered Song ..Congregation Recitation. Lucile Maison? Kecitatiou. M r liov Ostrander Duet............. .. Mary Willar I and Carrie Woods Recitation ..... Mrs. DeSpain Recitation. Bessie Hutchinson Song.................. .Congregation W. O. Heckart of Eugene, has the contract to build a skating riuk at Corvallis, size tiOxlOO feet with maole floor, the structure to cost $2000 Senator R. A. Booth has resign ed his position as manager of the Booth-Kelly Co. George Kelly now takes up tlie responsibilities of that office. The show window of Griffin & Veatch is particularly interesting to fishermen. A s the trout season opens the first of April it is time to get your tackle in order and an y thing you want can be found in that window. m oat d esire s—a p e rfe c t com plexion . It b rin g s th a t so ft, sm ooth, fresh , ile .t r tint to tb e ch eek th a t denotes youthfuln e& *. It w ill b rin g b< auty to th o se who la c k it; it w ill retain it fo r th o se w ho a lr e a d y p ossess it: it w ill e n ab le you to su •< .-sfullv com bat the r a v a g e s o f w< at her ami tim e. D o n ’ t doubt—d o n ’ t a rg u e Ju s t tr y R o b ertin e . Y o u r d ru g g is t w ill g iv e you a fr e e sam ple. A ll d ru g g ists keep R o b ertin e . Commercial Stables A ll kinds of First Class Rigs, at reasonable prices Large Feed Harn in connection TULLAR & BAIMBRIlMiE J . V. Foster and family ol Co-{ quille arrived be,e Tuesday and A Pleasant Afternoon, cottagi : grove , oregon left Wednesday morning for his new A very pleasant, social function 1 iMeMW, 1 H W H B H Ü farm on Silk Creek. joccured at the home of Dr. B. R. I Job on Friday afternoon when Mrs. E. W Langdon, President of the j 0i), assisted by her daughter Emma hirst National Bank ot Albany was entertained a number of lier friends in Cottage Grove Monday and j in Donor of Mrs. George A . Wag- Tuesday of this week goner of Corvallis Much amusement was afforded W C. Johnson returned Wed Star shoes at tensne’s nesday from Eugene bringing with by a guessing game which was fol- W ill Hold a Scries him Mrs. Johnson who has been ill lowed by tlie rea'l iug of Henry Born On Phrenology --------O F--------- in tlie hospital at that pla'-e for VanDyke's charming story “ The On Friday March Hth to Mr. and Other Wise Man” by Mrs. Wag- Erie with collection some time. Mrs. Stanley Hickey, a ten pound goner. after which dainty refresh Rev. C. A. Woolev mid R II girl. meuts were served •Shacklelt went to Cottage Grove this afternoon to attend n called Choice of Pursuit Oil Saturday March 2d, at S ag i Meeting of Woman's Club meeting of the Willamette pris'o t ree with collection. naw t<> Mr. and Mrs. LafayMte The tegular seini-.rumthly meet Reeves, a !l pound boy. tery.—Guard. í Fingal Hinds has purchased 1I11- ing ot the Cottage Grove Woman's interest ol Dr. VV. Ii. Best in two Club vili be hehl at the Commer C. F Walker Hurt. P Physiognomy i and Train residences on tlie north side of cial C ub part.us this alteinoon at While assisting in loading a car ing of Children. 2 :30. The following inteie-tiug Wall Greet. A T T ill. with round Itnnb-r at Divide last prog1 a 11 leis been arranged: Free with collection Mrs. Jean Morris Elli?, t h»- Boil call, humorous quotations; Tuesday C. F. Walker of this city Phrenologist, will lecture »* 'll'1 ‘ See America Fii>t ” Mrs. A . Hem- "as knocked off the ear by a piec Chrisiian Church for five nights enway: ‘ Yellowstone P atk,” Mrs. j of timber and fell a distance this week. Love, Courtship and M a r Butk hoi Ivi ; "V-ist mite A alley, The ! fifteen feet, striking on bis hip. He was brought to this city on a riage. Mrs. Dr. Gilmore of Oakland. Shasta Route,” Mrs Goodman; Beginning ai N:lñ p. m. l stretcher and medical aid sum Mrs. | Or., after a weeks visit with her “ Newport and Ashland.” Admission 2.s cts. moned. It will be several davs sister Mrs. Southworlh in this i-ity, Jo h n so n ;1 Montreal and N iagara,” before he will be able to be out. returned to her lio-’ e the first ol Mrs. Hockett Current events. Each lecture to close whh fr- < pul the week. Read Venske's ad. lie examinations of pets ,n Dress Reform. Women of Woodcraft lected from thp midi. 11 > . Dr. James Witbyoombe and Prof. I lilies Only. Free with collection. A ll members of St. Aalentiues C. E. Bradley of the Oregon Agri cultural College at Corvallis and E. Circle, Women of Woodcraft will T . Judd of Turner were in the please attend the meeting Tuesday night. Business of importance. d rove yesterday. Visitors will he present settingforth all thè strong and weab poniti" of rliaracf.-r.ititi depositimi, ehowlng dearty In ench cn?n Rev. Grace, pastor of the Presby wlint to coltivate and what to resti In I he -• e\ .iniln.it i-in w III nl-l yonng meri and ivoiiieiiJiistHtnrt- All those who wiah to attend the terian church of this city was Ing In llfe In Helectlny pr«»l»r pur-miM in Wlileli t In-lr nbllll le* nwiy be uscii tu tln- lient ivi viuitnge, tlms elected by the \\ illaniette I’resbv- : district rally at Eugene on March seeiu luce thè (»est remili? of their efforts nnd (rainlny lionor nnd Impplnes? Yonng Indio« and c iitlemeii terv to be a delegate to the Gen- - 2nd. can seci,re one and oDe tL,rd of wealth and l.l-ure (ìnd l’hrenolovv mi infullllile guide tu ih,, prnper use <.f thelr (.est power?. i’arenfH will be -liown how t<> under ‘ turni end li dii tlieir - htldr« 11 ■ 1 ,1« to ?.. tire thè be-* r.-xults. Tte-e esani- eral Assembly of Presbyterian fare. Inalimi- ire iriven verbally an i In .-h.-tri-. churches which will meet ¡11 Ohio H. L Holmden in Mav. Teacher of tbe Guitar, Studio H ith ail the Candor and Faithfulness of Confidential Communication. at the foot <*f Third street. Hours, Visited Eugene Lodge Tuesdays and .Thursdays 1 to 5 HOT W ATER BAGS In everv examination the p ialit. ii hi . ngtii of the constitution, the disposition, tint Thomas Pearce, Dr A. W Kime, p. m tirai tenuencies an I - >pabili':e? Ice bag? ear syringes, nasal sprays ' tibcd, also full description of the complexion teuipsr- LeRoy Woods, C. M. Gebhard, A, ament, height, weight, feature. . »nd ilia p c of head of I lie and all sorts of appliances for the re More Car*. F . Seidman L. M. Gardner, A H. lief of the sick and suffering. Nineteen cars were received Mon Criteon. J. W. Eddy, John Greber, A d a p te d PRESCRIPTIONS Richard White, J . M, Sherwood, E day by tbe O. A S. E . Railroad to to the person e-smine.! SPEC I \ C A R! will I? iven to the Examination pf C H ILD R EN with S. Holderman, H. G. Fields, Geo. be distributed among the mills in compounded with care and accuracy. directions for proper culture and ti Mr- . 1.11 m ha? made a life long study of this science. E. Garroutte of this city were in this vicinity. A great deal of lum All the drugs we u«e and «ell *re tbe and has been under instruction 'Ii th-i I.. ■ i|phrenologists and pbysiognomULs of Europe and , A me: Mr*. BUI* i the \mrrican In tiluteol Phrenology, of New York (Fowler Eugene Wednesday night attend- her is being brought, down from the purest and l»est. & Wells Co.) ing a meeting and banquet giveD mills by this road, there being an by Wimawbala Encampment I. O average of L> cars of lumber and 1 log* daily for the psst two weeks. Cottage Grove. Oregon O. F . of tbat city. Examinations Given Daily from 10 a. in to 6 p. m ., I ir.wi Christian Church, M rs. J e a n M orris E llis M onday Free T v ie sd a y W ed n esd ay Christian Church T h u rsd ay F r id a y Phrervolofjical Exam inaction s L a d y or (ie n tle m a n liest Benson's Pharmacy in M a rria g e
