Cottage Grove leader., April 13, 1907, Image 2

LOCAL AND PERSONAL
John Veatch. son of Senator R.
M Veafcli of 1I11* '-¡tv a Mil o ut at
the University of Oregon. Thuis
day evening at Eugene won in in
tereollegiate debate against the
University of Washington team,
The question debated was:
Resolved: That the X V and the
second section of X iV amendments
of the constitution of the United
States should be repealed without
regard to the method of repeal .
Mr. Veatch took the affirmative,
and this is the third time he lias
won in intercollegiate debate. He,
with F, V. Galloway, have been
chosen to go to Salt Lake to d* bate
agaiust a team at that place on
April 28.
What's Become of Our B and ?
Scholl- Van Riper Nuptials.
"Music Laib charms t«» soothe
The home of Mi and Mis. J. \V.
the savage bre'ist.’ ’ and it also put« Gowdv wa the -c-. ir■ (1f ;1 very
New fancy tests at the Toggery.
.life m il good nature into every civ­ ‘ p re tty v e l b u g ' list S u n d i - eve n-
Read the Bazaar new Graplio-
ilized community
The Cottage , ing a* !• '»’«'1 k. 11 1 *• <>c ■ siou In ing
pboue ail.
Grove Band base drum occupies a j the marriage >1. t
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Mrs. J. Hansen of Eugene is vis­
cozy coiner of the council chamber Anna t an lti|er to M i . David Joh n
iting in the city.
silent and mute, but apparently iu- Scholl, Rev. Grace of the Presby­
J. W. Hobb ot Eugene was in
viting to soaie musician to give it a terian church officiating. The par­
the city Tuesday.
resounding whack. The thrilling lors were handsomely decorated
notes of a cornet is occasionally with fetus and potted plants and a
J. D. Dunn, of this city made a
heard issuing from the confines ot number ot friends and relatives of
flying trip to Eugene Monday.
some building, but that is about the young couple were present to
Senator I. H. Bingham came
the extent of the martial music that witness the ceremony, and many
down from Eugene Tuesday.
a tew months ago gave our citizens valuable presents were received. A
Mrs. David Griggs has returned
a great deal of pleasure.
Cottage delicious wedding supper was
from a visit with her parents at
Grove is full of musicians and mu­ served.
Eugene.
sic-loving people, anil The Leader
The bride is one of the city’s
Fingal Hinds says the wise ones
lielieves that a good hand is one of popular young ladies and tier many
J. 1). Cochran returned this week
are now buying real estate.
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the social enterprises that should friends wish her unbounded happi­
from
a two weeks business trip to
Campbell & Walker have moved
be kept up, and as there is consid­ ness.
their office into the First National San Francisco.
erable expense connected with au
The groom, engaged in the Jew-
Bank buildiug.
organization of this kind, to say elery business, is one of the city’s
Needs an Opera House.
J. B. Hopkins, the Eugene lum­
iiiotli'iig of the tune devoted to enterprising business men, well
Among the paying investments
ber man was doing business in the
practice by the members, which is liked by every one and a young
Grove and Bohemia during the in Cottage Grove, awaiting the donated, the citizens and merchants man of excellent character.
small capitalist, is the need of an
week.
1 should encourage and assist in
May life be to them indeed a
Opera House or a large hall where
keeping
it
intact.
In
return,
the
pleasant
dream
Dr. Wall of Eugene was in the atnusemeuts of various kinds can
The following is a iist of those
city Wednesday attending Ed Un­ be given. At the present time if members, in a town of this size,
I are always willing to assist in so­ present and the presents received:—
derwood who is still quite ill.
President Roosevelt should desire cial functions where music is a de­
Mr. a n d Mr-. AI M isliler, i-ut glass
Uiuds will sell you any kind of a to visit us to cousult with our citi­
sirable factor, and we would liko to w ater but lli Hr. Wi u ,-i 1 H u bbard 1,
ranch trom 10 to 2000 acres. Cdl zens as to the advisability of his
see some one who is identified with C h ina tea net: Mi and Mr F r a n k W.
F ry e , silw r s u g a r sin ||. Mi ami Mrs.
and see his list.
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accepting the nomination fora third
the band and its members, use his II. C. M u d sill, sil\, 1 lurry sp oon :
County Clerk Lee is confined to term, we would he utterly at a loss influence to ressurrect the organi­
.Mr. anil Mrs. Aivliii- T h o m p son , cut
his bed at his home in Eugene with I for a room large enough to acccni- zation, and prepare for summer en- g l a s s berry sot anti embroidered
a severe attack ot inflammatory j modateall who would desire to hear j gageraeuts.
d o l l y ; M r. and Mrs Henry Scholl,
!him. A <1 opera house is a good
chin a tea si t : I,m ile Scholl, liver tea
rheumatism.
s p o o n s ; Mis Ni-llit* llicliiuoiul, chin a
Guest Day
Mrs. DuBruille and child, wife of advertisement for a town, for the
c a k e -p la te ; Id a F ra n ces Barrett,
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reason
that,
traveling
troupes
are
tire manager of The Leader, arriv­
Decidedly the most prominent c h in a salad set; HI. B. G rig gs, c u t
ed from Albany on the overland 1 thoroughly posted as to what towns event of the season was the enter­ g l a s s salt an,I pepper set Arm and
this alftrooD, to become a perma­ ¡along their route can furnish the tainment given by the Woman’s W yn ne, liiclio] t e a and coffee po ts;
[ accommodation needed. Although Club Saturday afternoon March Miss Ethel Cottle, table linen; Mr.
nent citizen of Cottage Grove
there are some people who have all- j I 30, at the Commercial Club rooms, a n d Mrs. G eo . A tk inso n , t a b l e c l o t h
Services will be held this morn­
1 tipathy to shows of all kinds, still llesitames Wood, Job. and Billing a n d em broidered doily; Inina Grace,
ing at 0 o’clock at the Catholic
trinket ease; Mrs. B r a n t , china pie
there are others who see nothing I ton were the hostesses. The pro­ p lates, Mr and Mrs Fred L a m b ,
Church by Rev. Father Farrell of
1 wrong in attending them.
gram began with an old fashioned t a b l e linen; Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Mc­
Eugene.
A temperance lecturer might de-
F a r l a n d , ta b le linen ; Mr Ed Hebard,
The semi-annual rental of the sire to lecture here, o r a concert j spelling match, some spelled pho­ t a b le linen ; Mi v. H. Kelso, table
netically and some ilid not, those
farmers telephone is due April 1st.
troupe give an entertainment, hut who didn’ t came nearer winning linen;.Mr. and Mrs. G M. I-’rye. ta b le
D avi d G riugs , Manager.
l i n e n ; Mr. Sam 1 ‘eaive, soup plates;
the only place open t o them is a the prize. Mrs. Paul Jones finally l*r. and Mrs. Kime, b e d ro o m toilet
The Eugene Lumber Company church
At present there is no spelled "th f class’ ’ down on set; Mr. a n d Mrs. J o h n Coleman,
has bought four flat cars, which
public hall in which a dance or so­
l a r g e picture F ra n k . 1 . Sly, Clias. B
sy-zy-gy.
will help them in securing logs
B ru n e a u , w r i t i n g de sk . W a t c h ft
cial, or in fact a public gathering
Then a list of 120 questions were
Item the camps above Cottage
of any kind can he held, that is asked and the first to answer was L a w s o n , r o c k in g cliuii Virgil and
Bethel G o w ily , china tea p la t e s : M r .
Grove.
large enough. Then, we say that
given the slip with the question on T o m 1 ‘a i k e r , decorated w ed d in g c a ke ;
Geo. M. Hall and family of O k ­ Cottage Grove needs an opera house
it, the one receiving the most slips S c h o ll & Son H ardw are C o ., cook
lahoma, have rented Win. Higgins or public hall capable of «eating winning the prize. Questions such s t o v e a n d utensils; Mr. and Mrs. I,.
M. Selioll. dining tablet G u y Van
residence near the Catholic Church from 1200 to lf>00 people,, and be­
as, How many sell liars enrolled in Riper, sofa; Mr. and Mrs. . 1 . W .
and will spend the summer in this lieve that good interest on the moil
the Cottage Grove schools? Who H o w d y , bedroom suite, one resident
city with a view of locating here.
ey invested, awaits the party or is Secretary of State? What is the
lot in c i t y ; Mrs. J o h n Scholl, t w e n ty
The following birth notice ap­ parties who will erect such a build cleanest city in the world? Who in dollars.
peared in the Umpqua Valley News ing. We have heard it rumored the club has the best looking hus­
The semi-annual reutal of the
that such a building is contemplat­ band? Nearly every one answering
Monday:
farmers
telephone is due April 1st.
F O U N D —On street, lady’s long ed, and hope such rumor has good this at the [same time, but Mrs. W.
D vvid G riggs , Manager.
foundation.
fur. Call at this office.
A. Hemenway proved she had the
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t’ntil new building is completed, can bo found
just across the street with an exclusive line ol
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See the latest Knox Style $3.00 H ats
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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
stand ready to prove the as­
sertion.
The Patriot and Pilgrim lines
for men arc great winuers.
The Quaker and Mayflower
lines for ladies are superior to
any.
The Eternity and Stronger
than the Law Hues for child­
ren ai d boys are unsurpassed.
H. VENSKE.
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Are you faking advantage of
our big clubbing offer. It can’t be
beaten.
G. W. Smith died Sunday at
10:30 at Creswell. He leaves a wife
and eight children and was a mem­
ber of the W. O. W., catryiug a
policy of $2000.
Currin & Veatch are showing a
new line olladies anil childrens shoes
Birthday Party.
best looking husband and captured
the slip with the question on it.
vliss Palmer getting the highest
number of slips, IS, won the prize.
The prize in either case carried out
the idea of April 1st, an empty Bon
Bon Lox with the question, ‘‘ What
day is Monday?’ ’ written in the
bottom
Light refreshments were served
followed by toasts which showed
much thought and originality.
How it feels to be president, Miss
Jennie Woods; The Club, Mrs.
Kakin : Our guests Mrs. H. Veatch;
The Club babies, Mrs. W. A. llem-
euway; My neighbor, Mrs. Job;
Esperanto, Mrs Paul Jones; Anti-
Esperanto, Mis. Briggs; Last but
not least "The Men’’ by Mrs.
Last Saturday Miss Edna Grace
was given a birthday parly l>y a
number of her young friends at the
residence of Dr. Job. Games and
music were indulged in and refresh
ments served. Miss Ivina left with
her parents this week for her new
home in Indian Territory.
The young ladies present were:
The concrete foundation for the |
Misses Edna Grace, Frances How­
new brick building at the corner ol
ard. Ethel Eakiu, Eliza McGee,
Fifth and Main street is about com- j
Belle Burkholder and Emma Job.
pleted and iu a few days more the
masons and carpeuters will be busy j
The semi-annual rental ot the
at woik.
farmers telephone is due April 1st.
Mrs. Annie Bohlman desires to
D avid G rio g s , Manager.
announce to the ladies of Cottage
Grove and vicinity, that aside from
Slot Machines Musi Go.
Fashionable Dressmaking she makes
In accordance with a state law Chambers.
a specialty of shirt waists. Give and a city ordinance, Mayor Jones
Potted plants were used as deco­
lier a call if you need the assistance
has instructed Marshal Snodgrass [ rations.
o f an experienced dressmaker.
to remove from any store building
Guests were: Mrs. McCulla, Mrs
Attorney Jerome Knox of Cot­ or hotel having them, all slot and Dr. Best, Mrs. Awbrey, Mrs. Camp­
tage Grove was in the city today gambling machines or devices, and bell, Mrs. Rosenbitrg, Mrs. Ishnni,
on professional business, and visit- 1 the marshal has been busy the pust Mrs. Dr. Woods, Mrs, Eva Hem­
ing with bis old friends, the Messrs. two days carrying out the instruc enway, Mrs. Russell of Dorena,
Miss Lutch, Miss Palmer, Miss
Pape Bros., of this city. Mr. Knox tions.
Ponti, Miss Currin.
is an old time newspaper man and
favored this office with a pleasant
Married at Salem
The semi annual rental of the
call.— Umpqua News.
Mr L. L.t Woods, the well farmers telephone is due April 1st.
Mrs. Pringle died Saturday even known piano tuner and Miss Ethel
D a v i d G r i g o s , Manager.
ing about 5 o’clock at her home at Veatch were married at Salem this
Creswell. She was a widow and a week. Mrs. Harry Wynne, sister
Anniversary
very estimable lady. She haves of the bride, Dr. and Mrs. Woods,
The M. B. A celebrated the loth
three grown children, Thomas, of parents of the groom and Mr. and anniversary of their existence in
Washington and Roxie and Mil­ Mrs. LeRoy Woods of this city, at- 1 Cottage Grove Monday evening by
dred, both teachers in the public j tended the wedding.
giving a musical and literary pro­
schools of this county.
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gram, social and refreshments and
H. S. French, the Pacific Postal
The semi-annual rental of the to add to the enjoyment of the
line foreman, was called here from farmers telephone is due April 1st. eveniug Miss Mable Lee was in­
Cottage Grove Thursday to repair a 1
D a v i d G r i e g s , Manager.
formed that it was the occasion of
severed span of wire at the railroad
another anniversary,
her 21st
Grand Worthv Matron.
cut, north of town.
The wire had
birthday and e. beautiful gold chain
Mrs. Hherwin, Grand Wot thy was presented to her by her friends
been shot in twain by some un­
known party, for whose arrest and Matron of the order of Eastern in the order.
conviction the standing reward of Star is in the city and will meet
It you can’ t afford to buy a house
$50 will he paid. In cases of this 1 with Cottage Grove Chapter No. I
kind, the law provides a heavy fine this evening. All members are and lot, si cure a lot before they get
and imprisonment in jail. - - Roae- earnestly requested to attend this too high. Hinds has some good
meeting.
ones.
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Easter Social
Friday evening March 30, the
Epworth League of the M. E.
Church held an Easter social at J.
M. Isham’s. The games played
were very amusing all of which had
something lo do with an ‘‘egg.’ ’
Prizes were given to the winners
of the games, Emma Job and Nora
Beebe being the lucky ones.
Refreshments were served, which
savored wonderfully of eggs.
’Twas a unique party and the
Leaguers enjoyed it to such an ex­
tent that it was a late hour when
the good-byes were said.
Commercial Stables
A ll kinds o f First C lass
Rigs, at reasonable prices
Large Feed Barn in connection
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Manufacturers of Flour anil Feed.
Bran $20 per ton, averaging 50 cents per sack.
Shorts $23 per ton; HO lb. sack $1.
Rolled bar ey $1 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 of clean Vetch hay, splenibd for cow«,
1.0. 0. F.. Attention.
see it at our warehouse.
We pay 4 cents for second hand feed sacks.
Respectfully,
Hartung
Hansen.
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a little medicine once in a while
than to bo sick.
Now is tho
time to take
GOOD TO NIC
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will make you feel full of life
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Cottage Grove Flour Mills
Cottage Grove Lodge I. O. O.
F. have completed arrangements
for a visit from Grand Master, W.
A. Carter this evening. All mem­
bers
should
attend
Visiting
brothers will be welcome
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