Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, March 23, 1907, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextACCIDENT AT C H A M B ER 'S ---------- A Wild Log Rushing Down Crushes a Man s Leg. M ILL a i Chute £ -¿vvi. Women of Woodcraft. ìs SSS ò S s ^ - ìss ^ sììkì J!’ PERSONAL i S' ■■ St. Yaleutioe Citcle No. 121, W . LOCAL N E W S O- W ., held their regular meeting Friday eve which was well attended They were assisted in their door Read the Leader. work by special organizer, Edith New fancy vests at the Toggery. Kingsley, who has been in the city I I . Y enske’s spring goods are ar , for a few days in the interest of the order. She found the Circle in fine riving condition, having initiation and al- There are uo quitters in the hall so receiving several new applica- of lame tions She gave a short talk on the Choicest candies at Ilolmden's good work the order is doiug and auiy store. urged the members to attend the Finest chocolate creams in the grand rally at F.ugeue on March city at Ilolmden’s. A. Nelson was in Eugene this An accident occuring at the week Chambers Lumber Company’s mill D. Alexander was in Eugene above Dorena, on Tuesday, gave Sunday Wm. Fierce the victim, a narrow escape for his life, and will cause . B. Murnmey of Eugeue was a the young man to be laid up for visitor here Monday. some time to come. He was struck Sarnuel McKeron of Loraue has by a wild log that unexpectedly moved to this city to reside. shot down the chute, catching his Fingal Hinds says the wise ones leg just above »lie ankle, crushing are now buying real estate. tf it so badly that the bones protrud-; 22 ed. Dr. Job, who happened to b e 1 Mrs. Pet Sanford visited the At the close of the meeting a in the vicinity was called, and re countJr N98‘ the first of tl,e week- general good time was had by duced the fracture, and made the Railroad Commissioner T. K. everyone present as they wished to young man as comfortable as pos- Campbell weut to Eugene yester- make the most of the opportunity sible, and thinks that, although the - of having an organizer with them. wound is a serious one there is a S. E. Stevens of Eugene made a Mrs. Kingsley left on Wednes- good chiiuce for recovery without | business trip to the Grove last lay for Silverton where she will resorting to amputution, week. be a short time, The chute in which the accident I)rs. Wall of Eugene aud Stearns The following members of St. oecurred is a long one, ami the em of Portland were at the Hotel Ore- Naleutine’e Circle attended the ployes go up in a boat or pig gou Sunday. rally, going to Eugene an the 11:2 0 worked by a line aud donkey en Eugene will celebrate the Fourth train yesterday: gine A log had come down aud o f July this year iu good old fash- Mrs. C. H. YaDDeuburg, Mre. A- Pierce stepped into the pig to be ioued style. Graham, Mrs. Ed Underwood, Mrs. drawn up, vvlieu the wild log was Pnce Hastings, the popular bar- Toa> Jeuk,us‘ Mrs‘ C ‘ 1U>SS K,D« seen coming down. The alarm her, is confined to his room with aud daughter, Mrs. J. C. Johnson. was raised but before Pierce could the grippe. Mr9- E tta Fre?. M ri C- J' get out of the way, the log struck „ „ , , , „ Mrs. Henry Veatch, Mrs. Marion r . Tripp, the timber man of Lu- i ,, . . ,, him with the result as stated. Kime, Mrs. , , . , > eatcb, M ra. Dr. geue was in the city this week on Mia Tom Frauk Koseuburg, timber business. Wheeler. Council Meeting. Hinds will sell you auy kind o f a At a special meeting of the city rauch troui 10 *o 200U acres. Call Accident at Dorena council on Monday night the fol aud see his list. tf Wm. Pierson, employed at log lowing business was transacted. Dr. Hockett formerly of this gia., by the Chambers Lumber Co. An ordinance No. 177 was passed place but now of Grants Pass, was at Dorena got caucht by the rope makiug assessments for the im in the city tins week. yesterday breaking one leg and provements of Perkins Aveuue and J. B. Hopkins was in the city received other iojuries Dr. Job an ordinance made levying assess this week on business connected was summoned. ments for the improvement of Mill with the Eugene Lumber compauy. street. W. S. Bryart of the timber firm Jones' Logging Camp. The Finance committee submit of Whittson A Bryant was iu the Monday several passengers while ted a report ot the financial condi waiting for the train at Disston tion of the city prepared by F. H. city most of last week. . Thomas I.ee has moved Ins family from his Mosby Creek home to Star where he is eugagetl with George Taylor A Sons iu the lum ber business. X lie $ T o g g e r y p p p ^ v huililiiK; i> completed, can be tound ust across the street w ith a n exclusive line ot 2 ? | Gentlemen’s Furnishings Goods | >3 >' S p r in g S t y le o f S h ir ts a n d N e c K - w ear f a r r iv in g g{ %\ d a ily ----------------- & See the latest Krvox Style $3.00 Ha.ts ^ 1 ' 'A '^ ^ ^ .- 3 ^ *5», Fresh chocolate Ion bous at Holmden's, uear the bridge. J. A . FI ledge has purchased II Veatch’s interest in the truck and dray business. Mr Yeateb will visit his daughter iu Seattle for a while and then visit Medical Lake iu h ipes of regaimug ins health. The Toggery's new spring and summer goods are arriving daily . This office lias been verv busy turning out job work this u\ek. It is prepared to do work of all kinds besides the ordinary lett' i heads, bill heads, cards, etc. It makes a specialty of mill work, pay rolls, tally shee's aud rule work of all kinds. It you need anything iu that line give us a call. STAR BRAND SHOES ARE BETTER Tliis is why our shoe business is g rowing so rapidi.«*. We have the 1 ine excliiNive arci stanti 1 ready to piove tlu• as- serinill. The Putii«! imi I’ilgrim lillt-S for men ur<- gieiit « inuer: The (¿uakf r and Mavtìower lines for lad ics are superi or to any. The Klein ity and Stro tißer than the I. iw liues for child- roll :i 1 <1 boys oro nusurpaiHsed. The Toggery has taken orders for i4 new spring and summer suits during the past week. H. V E N S K E . Rev, Grace has resigued the pas torate of the Presbyterian Church to accept a call from his former church iu Indian Territory. His successor here has uot yet bun C. J Russell, of .Sati Francisco, witnessed the shooting of logs down called. Rosenburg, accountant The viewers charged with re visited l.is parents Mr and Mrs. the mountain at J. I. Jones logging Pearce Bros, are selling slim s i camp. One elegant specimen of cheap to make room lor their utw ] portiug on the location of a sewer Russell of Doreua, Saturday. extending south on the east side of It you can t afford to buy a house the forest, about thirty feet long spring and summer stock Fifth street from Locust street to | and lot, stcure a lot before they get and five feet in diameter, without a The Oregon Hotel lias again Wisconsin Avenue, reported favor- ^ too high. Hinds has some good knot or blemish proudly slipped changed hands, the new proprietor aloug taking the end out of the tf ably on the project and the propor ones. being Mr. R. S- Bradley ot Cottage tional part of the expense to be O. E. Bennett, who has been run cook house, its mate swiftly follow Grove. Mr. Bradley is an experi borne by each property holder. ning a barber shop beie for the last ed taking the front end off of the enced hotel man, being at o ie t¡un The contract for extending the six months, left ou Sunday for new cooking range, to the interest engaged in the hotel business at and amusement of all except Mr. water main on Fourth street south Aberdeen, Wash. Eugene. He claims to be here t Jones who will have to repair the of the railroad was let to I, Taylor Thirty traveling men were iu stay and will umke an effort to damage. *:!7 COTTAGI! (ikOVE. OklMON Cottage Grove Tuesday and all re make the Oregon the leading Warrants were voted to pay bills j pQrt dojug a good business which . «ami .Springfield Hotel. News. DIED. audited by the finance committee, ; 8peaks we„ for ,he town Don’ t forget the devotional meet viz | On Sunday morning, March 17 , at „ , , , Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bennet, for 12 o’clock, James Hart, age 60 ing of the Epworth League of the C. rr a lou& time residents of th.s city, years. 4 months, 3 days. M. E. Church Sunday night at 6:30 F. H . Rosenburg, auditing hooks........................... 25 00 left Wednesday for Portland wher»t Mr. Hart became a residect of p. m. J. Young, legal work......... 20 00 they will reside in the future. Cottage Grove early in I 898 , and I. M. Comer, hauling,........ 1 00 A beautiful 56 piece dinner set Mrs. Nina Humphrey of Astoria, j has made many friends who sin- M iinufacturera **f Flour and Feed. who has been visiting her parents j cerely mourn bis loss. He became at a special price of ¿7.5u for 10 51 00 Mr. and Mrs. James Ostrander in 1 interested in mining which he fol- days only can be seen in the show- T h e recorder was instructed to ! this city, was a passenger to E u -! lowed up to the illness which prov- window of Metcalf & Brand Bran *20 p*-i ton, averaging 50 cents per sack. collect delinquent assessment here gene yesterday. ed fatal. He leaves a wife, three Last Saturday night Morris Shorts SJd pm ton; SO lb. «nek $r. tofore k ied for the improvement I Owing to the floods in California sons and two daughters to mourn Springfield for some time employed Roll- <I In 1 ; p<-i sack; -qiecial rate on ton Iota. o f Main and Fourth streets. j the trains from the south have been his loss. James Jr. and John are about the Hotel Oregon as chore The recorder was instructed to Compile 'mi birlev with the imjiorted varieties and . „ , , „ . I delayed all week. The only one both residents of California; Harry man, indulged too freely in ‘ fire prepare the ballots for the annual | . . . w T • im ,'. ¡running on regular time being the lives in the city; Mrs. Jennie White water” and concluded he wanted not*' I in cliff ' renciV election. Cottage Grove local. resides at Grants Pass and Mrs. H. to demolish the hotel and com A. P. Churchill, one of the prom- B Brehaut >8 a resident o f this city, menced by throwing two large Notice. The funeral of the deceased took rocks through the fiont window, inent mining men of the Bohemia place Monday, services being held one of them barely missing a tiavtl Th e undersigned having dissolved mining district, is in the city on their partnership business on the business. He has great faith in at the M. E. Church, snd were ing man’s head, who was sitting in NVi 11 uve a lot of clean Yetcli hay, splendid for cows; 7th day of March, 1!H)7. J P. Cur- the future of that district and be conducted by the pastor Rev. the lobby. He was promptly ar see it at our w.irehonsn. rested, locked up and Monday rin retiring from the firm, hereby lieves that it is destined to become Beatty. give notice to all persons who are a great camp in the course of time. morning paid five dollars into the We pay I cents for second hand feed sa«-ks. Ladies Entertain. city exchequer and left town indebted to our firm to settle at ! — Guard. Respectfully, ------------------------ once. Accounts are payable to, Wednesday afternoon from 3 till Star shoes at Vensee’s Millinery Opening 5 , Mrs. A B. Wcods and Mrs. Paul either of us. C't ruin A V eatch . The ladies o f Cottage Grove are Jones entertained a number o f their Cottage Grove, March 12, Ph >7 invited to attend the opening at lady friends at the home of Mrs. 49 St The Ideal Millinery store There Woods with ? Di-cover.v party. ---------* • * will be on display all the leading Each lady brought some new dis- Anolher Business Block Sold. shapes and shades, every bat will roTery she bad lecently made, to Last Monday through the agency de,,ote a,l‘* 1 hir.i, t< r show the others. One lady’» latest * * of f ingel Hind«, the building now attern hats as well as the most j j gcovery wa8 „ hens ntet made in * .................. OI nigni 1 * 1 ** **>, '*•<= 6 beautiful designs originated in our , , , 1 ............. ■ !■ ■ ■ ■ ■ "■ ■ * occupied by the Bohemia Nugget, OWD Work room. a basket in the bedroom with a j 2 M K.DICAI. A M I - I K O IC Al. M I AKK and the vacant lot adjacent thereto, Dress hats a special feature of nunjber ot eggs in i*. Basket, nest, ^ 0 eggs and all went to the party. was sold to Mr. H \enske for the day. V' o. Rr-Mer, \t I» 0 I* .1, Hartl«», M I) $.‘1500 Mr. Venske will trausfer I da F fvnces B a r r e t t . Another amusing feature of the 0 M I »«•*!«•<« M l> --------- afternoon was the buntiug for the pr ipertv to the Maccabee lodge 0 ................................................... 0 I li. U nni«. M 1». l). |Ur M I) o f this city who will erect a hand * * At the Christian Church Sunday peanuts which were hid about the I K. McDonfftl 1.0 house for which a prize was given, some two story brick on it. The Mrs. Jean Morris Ellis will speak it being wod by Mrs. B. R. Job, iow-er floor will be occupied by the CARE IN CONPIIINDING I to the people of Cottage Grove on i or III .ir uid Irdlm ,»i of Medical and Surgical Case*. Modern op* who found 6 t peanut». Light re Nugget office and store rooms, and things of vital interest and import peratin* i » on and ei|iiipin nl \ppliance* for X ray work. Spalnm and Is one of the chief rule- of >111 freshment» were served and thoee the upper floor fitted into a modern business Wedont ‘ ‘g*>t in r ance. blood «. imiii 1 i h . Fill* Lorp« of trained nurses Kate** on application. present voted Mr». Woods and Mre. lodge room. It-’ as souieiarelees people do This will be yonr last chance to . _ . i , , Jones most entertaining hostess, but we make up a prescrlp I R A IN I C H O O L FOR N U R S E S hear the great reader of human 1 „ , 0 tlon exactly a« written Our The following ladies were pree At the Vogue nature. drugs nre always pur*' and ent Mesdames Job, Eakin. Walker, It'-gnlur '-.'Hr-* I ■ till-'-- hy the liumity and pr.ai-tic.il tmln- Mrs. Jean Morris Ellis will be in Millinery opening at the Yogue fresh ttie beet the market a f it1 - in t '■ I - j> 11 .1 I - nv 'li'-al iirnl surgical staff of tlie li'>e- Chambers, Abrams. Jackaon, A. W. ford«. and we are promp in Wednesday, March 27, 1907. A ll the office at the Christian church p|,,il ‘-o intltutr- the (amity. I or rates or irifortnutlon ad Hemenway, Wheeler and Grace putting up physician- p< ladies are invited to call and see Saturday and Monday ftom 10 W K I ' V K BNl)A LL, M . 1». S„|>t and Mies Wood« •crlptlons altiiongli very r- our new line of stieet. and dress a m to 6 p m. Do not fail to sonsble In our charges. hats, which are of the latest de- get a chait before she leaves, you Knockers are men who failed to signs W e have a large variety of will never be sorry if you do. Her make good. i he Alost Popular Paper beautiful pattern fiat*. Call and lecture* and work has done tbie Wild oats make a poor breakfast Cottage Grove, Oregon of Cottage (irove. see them. 19-2t , town a great deal of good. food. Commercial Stables A ll kinds o f First C lass Ki&s, at reasonable prices Lam e Feed Barn in connection : TULLAR & B A IM R ID G E Cottage Grove F lo u r Mills Vetch Hay! H artung & Hansen. ■j EUGENE HOSPITAL \ Benson's Pharmacy THE LErtDtR. *1 - < ■ • 1 • ^ aa :