Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, April 20, 1907, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextIOCAL AND PERSONAL New fancy vests at Read the phone ail. Bazaar the Toggery. new C.raplio- C. M- Hayes visited the county seat this week. Bert W ood was doing business in Eugene, Wednesday. Mrs. F Ilussell of Dorena was in the city the first of the wiek. Fingal Hinds says the wise ones are now buying real estate. tf J. H. Sharp has returned home after a visit with his sister in F.u- geue. Prosecuting Attorney Williams, of Eugene, was in the city the first of the week. T h e semi-annual rental ol the farmers telephone is due April 1st. D avid G rioos , Manager J. D. Dammond, the timber man visitor here last o f Eugene was Wednesday. The Eucene Lumber company ordered four llat cars from Chicago, which they will use for hauling logs from camp to mill and they are e x pected here on the 15th. This will relieve the situation to P o m e extent, but they will need others if they keep the mill busy They will put in their 4,000,000 drive just as i soon as the danger of Hoods has passed.— Register. Gregg-Bartelt HOTEL ARRIVALS. On Sunday evening April 14lb P « K VII AM at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bar Gladys Mwkay London; Ernest 1 tels, their daughter Miss Sarah Wills, London; P. fcjheuii . I. >i Bartels waa married to John R dou; E. Peterk Dorella. Ml Gregg of Portland, The ceremony Merle Kirk, Doiei p. L. Kennedy, was performed by Kev. Olson at Portland; A . E keinem, Portland; 8:30 p. m. which was beautiful and J. W. Brandt, Portland; o . Fit* Gib- tf hon. Portland: J. (Joldstotie, Port impressive. land : M rs. Russel. Dorena Mrs Jim The bride's dress was cream silk. San Francisco. J. Wadwortli. Port The room in which the ceremony land: A. C. Edwards. Portland . Q. L. y E. FelDuu. It you can't afford to buy a house was performed was beautifully dec Dugan. Portland Wallace, l’olt- and lot, secure a lot before they get orated in evergreens and flowers. Black Butte: \V. too high. Hinds has some good An arbor of lace curtaina and land ; Chan. MInkier, -aginaw ; Ueo. tf Goldstone, San Francisco; H Van tf Howers was formed and in the cen Tassel, wife and child, Saginaw; T. Lt. The W om an’s Club meets this ter was suspended a snow white Rotierte, New York O. \V l.angdou. Albany: P. D. tlreli.vmi, Albany; <J. 0 afternoon m the Commercial Club hell decorated with ribbon and Miinn. Eugene; T. .sharp Eugene - P. rooms. The program i-. as follows: lillies of the valley under which D. Ullliert, Albany Mr*. L. Wells, Roll call, quotations on home: the ceremony was performed. The Snginan ; H. McDonald. N.m Fran Paper, Good language in the home «room presented his bride with a cisco; .1. B Grenlic, Portsmouth: C . and its influ- n e, Mrs Job; Cele inniond wedding ring. After con- N. Bowman, Portland II. Southland J. J . Jerome. Portland J. P. Dürfen, brated homes, Cruigie House, Mmi- ;ratulatioue were extended the pair, a sumptuous supper : A- J Burrows. Drain: Ed Clark ticello, Mrs. Phillips. Mount Ver- Happy ... Pullman, Wash.. (.I. L. Stary. Pull non, The old Manse, Miss Power-; was serve ! to which all aid justice. , man, Wash.; I' Wegtiian, Amulet group Southern The remainder ot . the evening was ^aPer' A A 8rouP of , . dam; F. Wood, F.t. Louis: 1 Willis v. wi iters, Mrs. Eak in; Current events. jsPent mus;c, singing aud speech- , Portland; ( _. Mmki.-r, lMtund A 1 'A <5i 45 The T o g g e ry I 0 : % % 0 0 i ss ntiemen’s Furnishings Goods 0 0 ] 0' % p 0 \ Until new building is completed, can be found j u s t a c r o s s the street with an exclusive line o f ft ft j p r m g S t y le o f S h ir t s a n d N e c k 0] p J. W . Bentley, the hoot and shoe C. C. DuBruille of Springfield The bride is the daughter ot Mr. was visiting in Cottage Grove the |raaker’ after a rei>idenee o f seven and Mrs. J. H. Bartels and is well- years in Cottage Grove, has re- I first of the week. known and universally admired by turned to Albany, his lormer home ! G. F. King has bought the Scott to reside. He is a first-class work a large circle of friends. Mr. Gregg is an electrician by property consisting of 12 acres. man and may depend upon a good| trade. They expect to leside in Consideration $1000. business when he gets located.— Al-1 Cottage Grove and will go to house S. A. McKay of this city »as re bany Democrat. keeping at once. They were pre- cently appointed a Notary Public Marshal Snodgrass has com- 1 sented with many valuable presents. by G ov. Chamberlain. menced a good move. He has no- Those present were: Chas. Burk The Eugene Brass Band has j tified several o f the property owners J holder, wife, daughter and son, changed its name and will now be whose sidewalks are in a dilapidat- | Mrs. Stouff'er, Dr. Kime and wife, known as the Eugene Military j erl condition, that repairs must be j W . F. Hart and wife, W. C. Con hand. i nrade at once. Keep up the good j ner and wife, Tom Parker and wife, Rev. C. H. Wallace will conduct work Marshal. Joe Garoutte and wife, Ed Wilson M. G ardner has purchased an iu- ■ and wife, Mrs. Sherwood, F. M. the services at the Presbyterian church next Sunday’ morning at 11 Unrest in the Cottage Grove Ma- Earnest. ¡chine shops, Mr. Gardner is a o ’ clock. The semi-annual rental of the Geo. M. Cornwall, editor o f the practical machinist, and will take farmers telephone is due April 1st ' charge ot the mechanical depart- Timberman o f Portland D a v i d G r i g «», Manager. Cottage Grove last Friday and Sat- meD* tke Thos. Gill is having fitl> d up in urdav. Social Evening. Mr. and Mrp. W H. Abrams of ¡splendid style the room formeilv Miss Mamie Kirue gave a party this city have been vjsiliug their occupied by the Huh restaurant . , at her home April 11th in honor of daughter Mrs. O. O. McClellan of an‘ * w‘ " m° ve His ice cream and Miss Edith Hastings who expects confectionery parlors there as soon I Salem. to move away in the near future. as completed. Miss Beatty and Miss Barge ot There were about 20 young Thursday the new $5 rate on j Cottage Grove, were down to visit people pcesent. The evening was Dr. ¡Franc L- Hard yesterday — lumber went into effect, replacing j spent in music and games. Pop- the $3.10 rate. The question will | c r fj Register. candy was served and a be discussed before the State Rail-1. jolly good time enjoyed by all. Mrs. W ynne and Fingal Hinds road commission at Salem on Tues are giving their residences a coat of day, April ‘23d. Married paint, which adds much to their The S. P. Company has the ma appearance. At the home ot the bride’ s father terial here lor its automatic block at Saginaw, Oregon, April 13, 1907, The semi-annual rental of the system which is to lie installed be farmers telephone is due April 1st. Henry H. Owen and Miss Bertha tween Latham and Drain this D avid G r ig g s , Manager. Ingraham, Rev. J. E. Gardner, o f spring the M E. church, officiating. Hon- S. H. Friendly of Eugene, A. B. W ood and wife and Miss has been reappointed Regent ot At the Methodist parsonage in Dorotha Funk are visiting in Wash the State University from April 15, Eugene Tuesday April Iff, Miles ington during the week. 1907 to April 15, 1919. Henley Pitcher and Miss Myrtle F. J. Hard and George M. Hall W icks, both of Cottage Grove, Th e Eugene city council is agi left yesterday for a weeks trip at Rev. D. H. Trim ble officiating. tating the question of buying the Bohemia. water plant of that city now owned Born. Read Pearce Bros. ad. By the Willamette Valley Co. T o Mr. and Mrs. Joe Damewood Mayor J. I. Jones spent the first Instantly Killed. a 10 pound daughter. part o f the week at his logging George Eisenhart, who has been camp at Disston and is now looking On Tuesday A piil Iff, to Mr. aud logging in the woods near the over the spring work at his ranch Mrs. George Long, a ten pound Chambers Lumber C o’ s mill was boy. south of town. struck by a log and instantly killed C. F. Walker of the firm o f on Wednesday last. On Monday April 15, to Mr. and Campbell & Walker is back at his ft appears he was snaking a log Mrs. Claude Porter, a boy. desk though considerably out o f down the bill walking beside it repair from the severe accident he driving the team, when the front On Thursday A pril 18, to Mr. sustained some weeks ago. end encountered an obstruction, and Mrs. Sherman Shortridge, a Rev. J. I,. Beatty and wife, swinging the rear end of the log son, weight 8 pounds. Misses Francis and Marion Beatty, suddenly up and around striking Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Isham, Mrs. George on the head aud killing On Friday April 12, to Mr. and W . C. Connor, Lloyd Bisby went him instantly Mrs. John Allen, an eight pound to Eugene Friday evening to hear Undertaker Marion Veatch was daughter. the cantata ‘ Queen Esther” given phoned tor and went up and b y the High School. brought the body to this city yes- ‘ Inside” Information. Mrs. Annie Bohlman desires to ; terday and will ship it today to his announce to the ladies of Cottage home in Chico, California for burial. I G rove and vicinity, that aside from A New Machine. Fashionable Dressmaking she makes a specialty of shirt waists. Give A large planer that dresses the I h"r a call if you need the assistance four sides o f a plank at once, with o f an experienced dressmaker. a capacity of a carload of lumber a ! M. Kebblebeck is in Cottage day, has been installed this week G rove attending to business mat by the Cottage Grove Manutactur- j ters connected with his logging ing Company. camps at W endling, Oregon. He Eighth Grade Examination. is foreman over three different The eighth grade final examina camps and gives a favorable report o f each one, everything going tion for the public schools will he held: When children eat green apples pmootbly. May 16 , 17 ; June 13 , 14 , 1907 they find it hard to conceal the fact. W . C. Shortridge, proprietor of Teachers who have pupils ready In fact they are very apt to make a the London sawmill ten miles for the examination should notify great noise about it. The best «oa th o f Cottage Grove went lo J me of the number of questions thing to do is to get a doctor's Portland last week to purchase a I wanted and the name of the person opinion, unless you are satisfied to donkey engine. Mr. .Shortridge appointed to conduct the examina get the right antidote from us. . 1 , n 1 ¡c tion at least 1 days before the date Pure Drugs and a man who knows reports an increasing trade and is for whjch the q u a r e wantcd 1 inc how to mix them are constantly much pleased with the outlook for kept here for just such emergen* W . B. D il l a r d , his business. County Superintendent. ! c!e8- R«'ckneB 9 , correctness, and td , __ cheapness characterize our store. Hinds will sell you any kind of a ranch trom 10 to 2000 acre*. Call The semi-annual rental of the pud see his list. tf farmers telephone is due April 1st. D avid G rioqs , Manager. Cottage Grove, Oregon Subscribe for the Lender. '/2 ' Benson’s Pharmacy Grow tier ry, I’ i 11 tlriul. lt .1 Kerklty. I’ a-.I.lint; if A Mrttti- 8< hi , Bohemia: \\ .lolilir <;i. Porthu.d J Woodwind, Nun Fiillicit^',!: Clm-. Kedmond, Bonin .r Henry > 1 it , Dortluild; C \1 Hoopes. r Tin ! C Marshall, San Francisco; It • ilvi- burn, San Francisco; E G Ward, Portlaud; Will Brntileiu and wife. Eugene; C 11 Cooper, Eugene: < H Hamilton. New York; Ctuus. Noel, Eugene, J W Brandt. Portland. Mrs. F Russell. Dorena: II A Heushiiw, Portland; Win Brae, Roseburg L Greer, Creswell; W E Greer, Cre -well; J Roseiibum, Portland; M Mahon. Eugene; W A Heiuenway, city; Eurnest Wills, London Springs; A W Phillips, Seattle; D H Weigunt, Salem; Thos. Mahaiu. Hugene: A C Terrill, Eugene; Chas. Hard, Eugene- J W Brandt, Portland: L Fuller, Portland: .1 H Shaw, city, D BTribe Portland; A B Leighton Portland, A C Smith, San Francisco; (j Harris, San Fraueledo; J H Christensen, Neb: C M Taylor, St Louis- J Hunt, Port land; Mr. Stevens, Eugene: X. Rtch- ardson, Portland. w ear See a r r iv in g the latest K nox U 0' d a ily Style $ 3 .0 0 Meets 0 0' ’< si Commercial Stables A ll kinds < f F ir s t C la s s R iiis , a t r e a s o n a b le p r ic e s L a i ‘-*e F e e d B arn in c o n n e c tio n TULL AR k 8ÁIMBRSDGE COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON •saR ksc -:.-:rsBatBffaBBaa.t¿3u»BB0!í.;i í :sw i EUGENE \ HOSPITAL . M RD I0 A L A N 0 s li KU IC AI. ST A K K è -»/»fc.NAiAND* Seri W . K u yken l a ll . M 1» W. O. P rosser, M l>. P. .1. Bar tie, M. i>. It. F. Scalei«. M. I). I. B. Kuril«, M . I). O eo. O.R D elU r, M. I) I. E. McDongHi, M. U F ir (he care and treatm„*nt of Medical and Surgical Cases. Modern op e ra tin g room ar.d equipment. Appliances for \ ray work. Sputum and blood exaininalions. Full corps of trained nurses. Kates on application O RE G O N TRAINING SCHOOL TOR NURSES. L. Woodhall, Berkeley, Cal.: I. 1 Barret: D. W. Marsh, Portland; S G. Lublintr, Portland; J. A Todd, Medford: H. McCormick, Curtin; U. Burlitt. G. L. Morris, Eugene. <. M. Hagen, Portland; E. F. Beeves, Port land; I. H. Bingham, Eugene: A. Richards, Eugene; Geo. Hull, Eugene: H. L. Shelter, Portland. C lluyck, San Francisco: Chas. P. Livingston, Portland; M. E. Dunn, Wildwood; J. M, Williams, Eugene; Chas. Young, Portland; Wm. St. Thomas A Son. Portland; J. W, Bentley, Albauy; H. Hoineffer, Milwaukee; J. A Ernest, Druln; T. C. Bradley, Eugene; W. P. MeJirod. It. W. Davis, Sau Francisco; J, P. Herselden, Eugeue: J. B. House, H. A. Albright, Portland: E. F. Reeves, Portland; C. 11. Joues Sa lem; H. S. Cline, Mineral. A. Paulson, Chicago; I 1; Barret, city; J A Eodes, Eugene; J H Lyle, Knoxville, Team; W E Reyon, Chica go ;C A Weston, Portland: J K Pratt Portland; A E Gillett, Portland. E 11 Bush, Clifton. Ohio; It L <¡tie, Salem , T B Jacks, Portland; Kobt. C Kin ney, Portland; Chas. Young, Port land; J A Bucklln, Chicago; Geo, F. Morris, city; D J Beakey, Eugene; G A Gross, Wash; E (' Hegglnnd, Sail- Francisco; Jacob Kruegon, Wild wood; D McCaity, Portland; J It Miller, Portland; A E Gillette. Port land; C E Maynard, Seattle; A A Smith, Oakland; .1 Wilson, Portland; Tony Crandall, Josh Billings, Art Morrison, H Donacher, It Jones. Paul Hurrls, Fred Gremell, Joe Cardin. Norris & Rowe’s show , R A Sprouse, Peoriu; Bert MeKtbben. city; G A Goujley; city : 1 F Baraet, city, .1 T DuLuuy, New York: It Robinson, Eugene; H F Hendrix. Spokane; I II Bingham, Eugene; Laras Schwo - 1 ger, Seattle; Chas. Young. Portland. I Regalare an i ■ of lretures by thè faculty ami praetlcsl t r a i n - int. in thè Ho-pit.-il. The medicai unti mirglcal stuffof thè I ioh - pit.-il co imitute.s thè fieiilty. Fornite» or Informution, ail- dress W. KUYKENIIALL, M. D, Supt. WILL EXHIBIT AT COTTAGE GROVE. THURSDAY APRIL 2 5 . The Greater THOMPSON A, Heaton. Portland ; P. It. Buffer,! Portland: J. D. Boren, Lorune; P 1). Baker, Gardiner; ('. C. Baker, Oilr 11-! uer; O. W. Orr, Black Butte: Win. Ruscber, Black Butte;C. F Sotu t>. Eugene: Mrs. L. A. Damewood, Bert Shields, J. Morgan, Saginaw; H. Mc Coy, J. D. Cole, Troutdale: M. Martin, L. E. Hard, Lorune: Emil Carlson. B. Patterson, W. G. Shortridge, s. E. Franien. W. M. Hughes, H. I*. Day, E F Camaron, Ralph Wills, J A Por terfield, J, A. Lewis, L Geer, J W Morknling. A Beeson, John Gray, L. E. Hard, Ten Polk, L. Langdon. lt. Langdon, W. Hughes, A C Beeson J. A. Stult, W \1 Hughes, I>ee Huhhard, Allen Porterfield, A. Richard, Leslie Langdon, M E Orassbeck, Bert Shields, T H Brine. F La top, 7 . O Earl A Heston. C Pickleford, Ueo. 1. Cox, It Min- pole, J .1 Ntatts. O Treatt, W E Ben son. Bert Shields, H F Dow . Eugene. C flinch, W W Cochran, J II Bales, Dorena; J J Stult*, Wm Flaher, D E Eminger, M Martin, Mrs. H Hlucn, North Bend; B Patterson, II Patter son, Andrew Allen, Arthur K-lli', Bert Shut*. W W Cochran, ltulp Will*, A L Shove», Geo. Krall, Lo- rane; Mr. and Mr*. Mile* Pitcher, NOUS and ROWE CIRCUS ^__ <i - r m 'M ® iXi ¥ :r~ M use\jm --M enagerie arid R.eiv.1 ILoya.1 R o m an H ippodrom e. Ptvrade a t IU a. m. P c i l o r m a n c e i a t 2 und 8 p. m .