Cottage Grove leader., March 30, 1907, Image 3

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A t the home o f Rev. and M u. j £
Grace last Friday. Miss Ethel Bar-
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Election Notice.
PERSONAL
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Notice is hereby given that a gen- _
LOCAL NEW S
eral election will be held iu the city |
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Cottage Grove, Lane County, SawabstSsesocsvwss, w w w v
Ben Larch wae in Eugene Tuurs- Oregon on Monday the 1st day o f' | H . Venske's spriti
goods are ar-
on i)Usiness
April 1907, for the purpose of
riving.
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electing a Mayor, a Recorder, a
There are no quitters in the hall
Morris McKibben went to Lu- Treasurer, one councilman for each
Seueou Thursday s local. 0f t|le j^ree wards of said city for of lame.
ir< i
ing a new style o f spelling bee.
W ords were given out, but had to
be spelled on the staff, which caused
one to consider quite a little in or-
der to select words that contained
only such letters as ia used in i William Landees was a Eugene the term o f two years
and for the Choicest candies at Holmden’ s
music. Resides this, musical games
visitor W edneslay. purpose of voting on an
amend- andy store.
Springfield is to hive a sish and
were played and vocal and instru
Mrs. C. E- M. Brown of Eugene is meet to Paragraph 11
of Section 7
door factory.
mental pieces rendered. Refresh-
visiting her daughter Mrs. Pearce °T l'ie charter of the
city of Cot-
meuts were served during the even- 0f this place.
tage Grove.
Finest chocolate creams in the
ing and the ' entertainment was
.
The polls will l>e
from q city at Holmden’ s.
be open
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In n H eA W
A n t n n
l,a c
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W. I C. . Johnson
is moving
bis
thoroughly enjoyed
by all who
| o ’clock till 12 o ’ clock iu the tote-
stock o f General Merchandise in
The Eugene City Council has let
were present
Those present were: j
noon and from 1 o'clock till 5
the contract for paving the streets
his new store.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Woods, Dr.
o ’ clock in t!)p alternoon o f said day. j
to the Warren Construction Co.
and Mrs. Macy, Mr. and Mrs. W . 1 H. T. Dowe o f Eugene was in
Tom Allen’ s shop will be the
the
city
the
last
o
f
the
week
on
The Toggery’ s new spring and
A. Hemenway, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
voting place iu the first ward and
R. M. Veitch has been appointed : summer goods ire arriving daily,
Wheeler; Misses Muuday, Grant, timber business.
Armoud Wynne intended the as judge and J. C. Wallace and J.
Job, Grace, Messrs. Strange, Cur
The semi annual rental of the
rin, Sanford and Mr. and Mr.,. I Parson orchestra dance party at A1 K. Rarrett as clerks in said First | farmers telephone i-du e April 1-t.
bany last Friday evening.
Grace.
want.
D avid G r p . s , Manager.
Second W ard— City Hall. W S.
Mrs. Cora McFarland is here
Thomas Lpe has moved I ds
The Klonkyke Mill.
from Marshfield, Oregon, visiting Bennett, ju dge, J. S. Milne and X . family from his Mosby Creek home
J. E. Young has arranged to her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W . H. Martin, clerks
to Star where he i- engaged with
start up the Klondyke mill, wLich Baker.
Third Ward —Sample room Hotel George Taylor A Sons in the lum­
is on Brumbaugh Creek, ten miles J
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H- V a n D e n b u rg , ber business
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W. H.UrH
Hebard, H
the , . good-natured
from Cottage Grove, and was form _ til v „ #111 irLin
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judge,
J.
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Ostrander
and David
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um ■ r~
The morning subject at the Pres­
proprietor in
of the Toggery
erly operated by the Cottage Grove
• irigo«, clerks
byterian Church will be “ A Living
a business trip to Portland the first
Lumber Co. T he product will be
J E. Y o u n g , Recorder.
H ope," an Easter -eruion, I IVter
of the week.
principally ties, which
will be
1:3. "Blessed be the God and
Mr. and Mrs. F
C Coffman,
Spend a Pleasant Evening.
driven to Walden, on theO. A S. E
Father of our Lord J- ;
C .i-,t,
were in Eugene over Sunday to
Railway. The mill is situated in
An eutertainment by the Ladies which ac
visit Mr. Coffman's brother Milo,
a good body of timber. Mr. Young
Hive K. Q. T. M. was given last mercy hat! begotten us again into
who is quite sick.
has enough timber to keep him
Saturday night iu honor o f the an a lively bi
L. P. McCoy is running his gaso­ uiversary o f the birth o f Mrs. H. Jesus from the dead."
going several years. He will put
in new machinery, including new line mill and doing very goo ■ work Yenske, the lady commander. After
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cairiage, conveyors, etc. and later, averaging about seven thousand the work o f the evening was coin­
the interest- of Messrs. Carlisle and
engine and boiler to provide powei feet, requiring four men to operate pitted, tlie gentlemen belonging to
Anderson in the Coast Fork Timber
in the dry season, as the water the mill
the order were admitted into the
Company, nd now owns all o f the
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power now in use, wh.le ample
The marriage of Mr. D. J. Scholl lodge i iom and an impromptu pro-
stock. It i understood that he is
for the greater part of the year, is the popular jeweler, and Miss Anna gram, consisting of recitations,
negotiating with other parties, who
not sufficient in summer time.
Van Riper will take place tomorrow music, etc. was furnished and
will take over the property includ­
evening at the residence of the proved a moa*. enjoyable evening.
ing
his timber holdings on the
Musical and Liierary Entertainment. bride’ s parents.
A very pleasant feature of the even­ Coast Fork and they will increase
The Ethel Lytle Literary and
J. H. Chambers has return ;d ing occurred when one of the the cut o f the mill, if the deal is
Musical company will give one of
from Iowa, where he was called by ladies on behalf of the order, pre­ made.
their popular and high-class enter­
the illness o f his mother. He did sented Mrs. Veuske with an ele­
Pearce Bros, are selling shoes
tainments at the Christian Church
not arrive there in time to see her gantly bound volume of Browning’ s cheap to make room lor their new
in this city ou Thursday evening,
1 aliye she having died two days be poems, making a few very appro- spring and summer stock.
April 4 tb. This will he a treat for
| priate remarks.
fore his arrival.
our people and the church will be
The semi-annual rental of the
Tlie evening's entertainment con ­
Mrs. Dora Fields, who has been :
crowded. A popular admission
cluded with a lunch served in the farmers telephone is due April 1st.
quite ill for the past few months
will be charged.
D a v id G rigo s , Manager.
dining room ati l it was a late hou r
will leave shortly for Prosser,
when the members separated aud
It you can’ t afford to buy a house
Wash , where she will spend the
National Bank Showing.
departed for their various homes.
and lot, secure a lot before they get
coming
summer. Mrs. Fields will
In another column you will find
too high. Hinds has- some good
the sworn statement of the Coltage be accompanied by her sister Mrs.
Junior League Entertained
ones.
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Grove First National Bank. The C. F. Gilpin of that place, who has
The
Disston
mill
is
shut
down
for
The
Junior
League
of
the
M.
EL
showing is a splendid one The been attending her during her ill­
a
few
da>B,
having
a
donkey
break­
Church
w
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as
entertained
at
the
par­
growth of the business during the ness.
sonage Friday evening, March 22. down. It does not work any serious
Fred Russell, president of the
past year reflects credit on Cottage
hardship on them, however, as they
Chambers Lumber Company, Do- A majority of the Juniors being
Grove and vicinity.
have their docks full of lumber and
present,
a
short
business
session
rena, was iu Portland this week
must have cars to work to a Wan­
Married
with J. H . Burnham of Oakland, was held. A program previously
tage.
prepared
by
the
young
people
was
At the residence of and by Rev. California, who has been rustica­
then given, followed by games and
J. H. Chambers of Cottage Grove
C. H. Wallace on March 2d, H. E. ting for some weeks with Mr. and
music. Refreshments were served has shutdown his mill at Alca,
Mrs.
Russell
at
their
new
bungalow
Allison and Pansy Mabel Feisfer.
home. Mr. Burnham will return which they thoroughly enjoyed, and having two million feet on i and,
In this city on March 22, at the to Oakland via Ogden, on accouut the evening was proclaimed a suc­ and not getting cars he expects to
Thompson hotel by Rev. D. E. of the absence of trains on the S. P. cess. They plan to have one social have it on the yard when the raise
evening in each month, so the in rates takes place and thinks he
Olson Lewis C. Durkee and Miss
A. J. Stewart of Medford is in league anticipates great times in
will lose enough without sawing
Georgia Ody Kirk.
the city visiting his son and look­ the future.
any more lumber. Ilis orders are
ing after his property interests.
At the residence of Rev. C. H.
for California, and the railroad
Mr. Stewart has recently returned
Died.
Wallace of this city Mr. H. R. A l­
company does not seem to be in a
Irom Mexico where he has large in­
lison and Miss Pansy Mable Keister
C O X - At the home of her eon in position to take freight for that ter­
terests. It is said he lias plans
Creswell on Friday, March 22, ritory. Mr. Chambers has been
were married Saturday March 23d.
drawn for a brick building on the
1907, of pneumonia, Mrs. Jane
The newly married couple will re­
called East by the serious illnes of
Little Cox, ageil 7 ! years.
block on Main street between Sec­
side in Roseburg, that point being
his mother, aud will probably be
Jane Little was born in Ireland
ond and Third streets. The first
most convenient, owing to Mr. A1
gone for a month.
floor to be used for business and in 1S32, moved to Canada and in
lison’s business.
The semi-annual rental of the
the second floor for offices and an 1852 was married to H. S. Cox who
farmers
telephone is due April 1st.
died
in
1890.
She
was
the
mother
Opera house.
Notice.
D avid G riggs , Manager.
of nine children, o f whom only
The semi-annual rental ol the
The undersigned having dissolved
four survive her, as follows: H. A
Are you taking advantage of
their partnership business on the farmers telephone is due April 1st.
Cox of Creswell; Mrs. S. \V. Xew- our big clubbing offer. It can’ t be
D
avid
G
riogs
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Manager.
7th day o f March, 1907. J P. Cur-
house, of N'enberg, Oregon; Mrs. beaten.
riti retiring from the firm, hereby
William McHardie of Montana and
Suuday Morning at M. E Church.
give notice to all persons who are
Mrs. Eila Olliver of Manitoba.
indebted to our firm to settle at
Rev. J. L. Beatty will preach an $|)e a|so leaves 27 grandchildren
once. Accounts are payable to Easter sermon from the text, Mark anj H great grand children. Mrs.
either of us.
l(>li. “ He is risen. He is not (Jox was converted 30 years ago and !
C urbin A V eatch .
here. Behold the place where they j 0 jneti th ; M. K. church, living an
Cottage Grove, March 12, 1 1 * 07 .
laid him ." Baptismal ser?ice in exemplary christian lite. Funeral
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the morning. Special music in the occurred on Sunday, March 24, at
evening
Creswell.
h ip
Powder Explodes.
W hile warming
powper at the
F o r
S a |C i
Star mine in Bohemia thirty
ts
Fresh, full-blooded Jersey milk
of dynamite e x p o ie « h inttering cqw
Inquire at Saginaw boarding
the entrance to the tunnel. War- •
I house.
ren Hartley and Geo. Stodham had
A Lee ~
arfi
expecting •
to
left the spot only a few minutes b e -, Taylor
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fore, which was very fortunate for start up their mill next month, hav-
iug overhauled the plant during
(hem.
the winter and ex peet to double
Wanted
their last year’s cut this season.
. Young man with *2 .r>
0 As partner
C. H. Burkhart was at his min­
in well paying cash business. Too ing property o> Martin Creek, Bo­
much work for one. Duties light hemia last week. He states that
and easily learned. *30 per week. they will commence work as soon as
Address leader office.
.V.l® It he can get supplies in
Elected Delegate.
At a meeting of Bohemia Camp,
Foresters o f America held Monday
night, Thomas Parker was elected
delegate and Ler >y W oods alter-
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meets May 1st at Rainier.
w*luAl
After ,he meetiDg clo9e‘ l an °>'ster
supper was had at M ilson’s restau­
rant.
Vigilance Committee
Seventeen citizens in the vicinity
of Ixiratif -urroutided a desparado,
who has been robbing houses and
County School Superintendent
otherwise
annoying farmers, Thurs­
Born.
W. B- Dillard visited the Cottage
day evening. Many shots were
T o Mr. and Mrs Levi Geer at y r0Ye jchools this week and report
tired, no damage done and the bad
London Spring* a 10 pound boy, j tbem jn first C|,M condition
¡man is still biding in the woods.
March 20tb.
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T o g g e r y
Until new building is completed, can be f o u n d
i ust ;l<-'ross the street with an exclusive line o i
V'
| Gentlemen’s Furnishings Goods
Spring Style o f Shirts and Neck­
wear arriving daily
0
the latest K n ox
1 « one of file chief rule* of our
bunine-s. We flout "get near
It" as somernrelcits people do,
but we make up a premjrlp-
tlon exactly as written. Our
drugs are always pure and
fresh the Is'st the market af­
fords. and we are prompt Iu
putting up physicians' pre
scrlptlons, nlthotigh very n
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Style $ 3 .0 0 Ha.ts
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STAR BRAND SHOES ARE BETTER
This is why our shoe business
is growing so rapidly. We
have the line exclusive and
staud ready to prove the as­
sertion.
The Patriot and Pilgrim lines
for men are great winners.
The (¿unker and Mayflower
lines for ladies are superior to
any.
The Eternity and Stronger
than the Law lines for child­
ren and bovs are unsurncssed.
H. VENSKE.
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Commercial Stables
A ll kinds o f First Class
Rigs, at reasonable prices
Large Feed Barn in connection
TULLAR & BA1MBRI0GE
COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
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Cottage G rove F lo u r M ills
Manufacturer# of PTour aud Feed.
Bran
$20 per ton, averaging SO cents per sack.
Shorts $23 per ton; 80 lb. sack $ 1 .
R olkd bar ev $r
05 per sack; special rate on ton lots.
Compare our barley with the imported varieties and
Vetch Hay!
note the difference.
We have a lot o f clean Vetch hay, splend:d for cows;
see it at our warehonse.
We pay 4 cents for second hand feed sacks.
Respectfully,
Harturvg 6» H an sen .
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TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES
11 '(iiilar coiir-o of lectures by the faculty and price 11 , il t .»in-
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For rates or Informal! n, ad
W. K I ’ YKENDALL, M D, -npt
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Benson's Pharmacy T H E LEADER.
Cottage Grove. Oregon
I lie Most Popular P a p e r
of Cottage Grove,
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