Cottage Grove leader., April 27, 1907, Image 3

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HOTEL ARRIVALS,
Entertained S. S. Class.
A clip pin g from the Corvita
Times, published at the u 'W home
On Saturday eveuing, April ‘ 20 , i
iiKtii.ui
i of Rev. G r a c e , says:
Mrs. F. l>. W h e e le r entertained
.1 W Brandt. P o rtla n d ; I H arring­
N ew fancy vests at the Toggery
" R e v . R. C . G race, the new pas- hcr Sunday School class of y o u n g
ton, Portland .1 II t ’lir; ten-atn, Nel»:
M. C . Maeklin was in E u g e u e tor o f the Presbyterian church, d e ­
ludi.-, and gentlemen
,
T h e even
tbis week.
livered tw o very excellent sermons
iu g was enjoyably spent in p la y in g ¡ s.., it I. .1 I Cau III h, S I' I: R; Joe
Mrs. L. \ iolette was visiting in at the Masonic hall S u n d a y to good various games
T he instrum ental, | U.vcr . S| m > i ,., i .- i
, rufo» r.>rt-
audiences.
H is discourse stamp
land. F Ku-sell, San Francisco ; G lì
K u g ene this week.
vocal
and
cornet
solos,
given
by
| him as a man well iuformed along
Warner, B>.|i«nihi O FCad.v, Port
J. F . Powell ot A lb an y was in j theological lines, a deep thinker, a different members o f the class, were
land T X Faglili, O r « y u City. \\
I
sound
reasoner
and
a
forceful,
flu­
the city Thu rsd ay on business.
very much appreciated
by all. Stevens, F.iigcin- T Bi. Ii n.i .ii. P o r t­
ent talker, aud in this field w i ll ac-
Uainty refreshments were served. land : *' H Hussey, Dorella ( has.
Kugene Matlock, of Eugene, w as ! complish much good for the Master
Beluionil. Portland Jay Dunn, Y
he delights to serve.
His family T h e class, secretly and conscienc-
in C o tta g e G rove this week.
Y
: Thus. Ma lini. F uri ' iic ; .1 T
will arrive shortly and they will ously, pledged them selves to merit
Ur. W a ll, o f E ugene, made this
tak6 up permanent residence here, their teachers kindness and hospi­ Taylor, N V. \\ s spe.u and wife,
city a professional call Tuesday.
and services will be held Sunday. tality b y striviug to attend their Weuiillug, I S Sim lain, Piiitluinl. L
Kaliuenk. San l'ranei-e« F, Hutchins.
Fingal Hinds savs the wise ones 1 T h e Times hopes that Iiei. G r a c e
class every S und a y m orning, hence­ P (' ( 'miner. Spokane; t i W IIerr«tiger.
and
family
will
find
their
residence
|
are now buy iug real estate.
tf
N. V,: Frank Hull, M. illuni W II
forth
here pleasant aud beuefieial."
Attorr.e y pipes made a profes­
Knsyhurett. Salem.
The Springfield Odd
Fellows
i. W Santt.i. F o n ta n i U M (iood,
sional trip to C ottage G r o v e T u e s ­
T h e Brownsville creamery lias
held a meeting S atu rd a y evening
day.
paid $22,1100 lor butter fat to farm­ Dallas; A C Closterinan, Berk le a ; I’
B Van Nice. Fortlatnl T B Lane,
and accepted plans drawn by John |
ers anil dairvmc-u d u rin g the past
FOR SA L E
A 54 - e g g Petaluma
Portland II B Hall. Portland \V .1
HuDzieker, the E u g e n e architect.
year.
incubator, good as new.
H. L .
Warner, Portland; B P Briggs, city;
| for their new l>riek building to be
Fred Bussell and wife, Borenti; J H
H o l m d i - in .
erected tliete this summer. The
TOR SALE
j Devine. Fugeii John T \llu rt, P n't-
i
Miss G i e t a Bristow of E u g en e is building will be tw<>stories iu height
liiiuLM I Baker, Chicago: .I 1 , Dam
in the city to spend a week with will cost in the neighborhood ol
A Jersey cow. E n q u ire at Booth- on, Seattle: B Ii Douglas, Seattle. I
friends.
John Morris, F.ngene: II (! Nleolia, |
tt
$i2,ooo. ana will be 64x90 feet in Kelly store, Sagiuaw , Or.
Portland; Il J Babcock, Portland: J I
C o u n ty Clerk Lee is again able to dimensions. T h e upper floor will
W Levy, San Francisco; F. Wiilw. 1
M IL L IN E R Y SALE.
attend the duties of his office alter be devoted to lodge purposes and
London Spring-. Kd rullar, city
a month's illness.
the lower floor to business purposes, j q u aU l u t s whieh ha ve been in Jessie Jarvis. Ashland; J <1 Lane.
Mrs. S nodgrass and baby has re­
T h e W illam ette University w ill the store over three w eeks we have New York II I. Buford, San Fran? I
c ie c o ;.I Pray Portland; Il L Bradley, |
turned home from a week's visit ha ve a summer school at Newport | a reduction.
Miss Barrett hus just
Portland. J P Durici, Drain:.! A Km
w ith her parents at Eugene.
; this year. T h e faculty has already | made a trip
to
Portland aud niett. Drain; L \V Perkins. Drain; •
T . C. Wheeler, cashier of the ; Imeu selected, and courses arranged, I , brought back many new ideas and Geo. A Bevi San I r. :: i c : B F j
First National Bank, made a Illlhi- The school is scheduled to open styles, and to make room for thtqu Klcheler, Portland: C W 1 me It is
G W
lu ly 1 arid continue until A ugust is now offering all hats at a r e d u c ­ burg; A Nelson, Portland
ness trip to Portland Sunday.
James, Win. .lames, W'alki ; : G Sharp, j
pariot
9*h-
T
h
e
purpose
of
the
school
tion.
Corns
uud
see
them
at
the
F O R S A L E — A Bounces
Doremi: Bert Allen, Dorella s v al,
anil cage, $ 10 . 00 .
II. L. H01.M- will be to prepare teachers for state 1 it I D E A ! , M I L L I N E R Y S T O R E . Boselmrg; T D t.'anipliell .fly ; Lee
and county examinations, to give
Sullivan, Wildwood (ì (I Warner, C
l)KN.
E PeterUin. Doremi.
teachers and others an opportunity I
Mohair
Jam es M atthew s, a brother of
Oi:i.i. ON
for valuable and interesting nd- \ Oliver Veatch shipped mohair
Chas of the C ottage G rove Flout -
I)r. C W L ow e, Eugene; J W P ar­
vanced work.
last week that lie had purchased
ing Mills ai lived b e e last week
rish. Jefferson; .1 P Barrett, Jcffel Hun;
We notice that ir front of our from the farmers in th is vic iu ity , J E Melvilih' ii,
lielLiy; Levi Geer,
from Michigan
peanut, fruit and candy stores the paying them close to $ 4000 . Air. A S Bonn, P ortla n d. (' H Henry.
E . Koppe, superintendent of the
streets are bndlv littered d urin g the Veatch h indies tile b u lk o f the Norris & Howe's show: E 'I Bur-
E u g e n e Woolen Mills was 111 C ot­
day with shells, orange and banana wool am; mohair gr o w n in this quest; Norris and K o w e ’s how \V
ta ge Grove W ednesday on business
II Akeel, .Mont' alio, Wash C W
peels. W o u l d it not be a good section aud has made m any triends
Lowe, Eugene S F Lev-er. Denver, |
connected with the mill.
idea for the proprietors to furnish a th ro u g h his ability to g iv e the Col.; Clms. Young: Portland: 1. A
J. II Baker, tin jo llv blacksmith receptacle of some ki d for tins 1 highest market price for the pro- Brand, st Paul 1 Drain. Drain, A II
on Third street has been taking a litter, a good size b o x would do, fuct
Hale. Portland ; »Sid Black. Eugene: I
DM .McKenzie, San Francis.o ; ('1
rest this week, I he result of an at­ and this could be baule i aw ay and
tack of 1 heumatism.
The mini-annual rental of the Berkley, Portland ; J W John. Port-j
dumped as frequently as te quile I.
land; Boy Hussey, Dorella ; L i ' Siici
farmers
telephone is due April 1 st
FOR S A L E
Mv candy business
A Eugene e x c h a n g e say ri : About
man Eugene; B K laiws.m. Portland ; .
D a v i d (¡n io n s. Manager.
E II Crow , I.orane I) \\ Man li. Lo-
stock, tools, etc.
W ill sell cheap, nine or ten representative farmers
. ». .» .
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
anil teach purehas r the trade.
H. from the nei' hkorkood o f Cotta e
G rove were in the citv Tuesday ar­
L' H oi . m d k n .
It you can ’ t afford t.( h u e a house ranging for t he purchase of .1 fine
Bros.
and lot., secure a, lot before thev get stallimi' troni M cL oughlin
too high.
Hind
has some good There o e m i d t*• be mm« hit' ll in
the proceed ngs about, the time
ones.
ff
T h e semi-annual remai oí tiie i thev got ready to g o home on the
farmers t lephone is due April D t. l e d .
D avid G rjuc . s . Manager.
L- L. Woods, tuner for Allen A
The circus has come and gone. G ilbert-R am aker
(Jo.,
Portland,
A l l our country cousins and their will
in C ottage G rove about
beaus were in town on that day Wednesday, May 1 L ea ve your
and all bad a jolly good lime. T h e name at V ea tc h & L a w so n 's Piauo
circus is a good one and well house and lie will put your piano
worth seeing.
in tune.
N o ex tra c h a r g e for voic-
Chas.
S. C ochran,
the popular ¡ng pianos.
cornetist, formerly of this city, was j T lie ' ‘ Special Publicity E d it io n ,"
down from C otta g e G r o v e last I issued by the Albany D emocrat is a
night lo practice with the Eugen e splendid advertisement for Albany
Military B a n d — G u a rd .
and L inu county, and should be
ln Social Session
The W hist C lu b held another o f
then delightful - • 1 al sessions last
Tue-ili \ ev en in g in the K. ol P.
hall, an I a sp'eii-tul time is report­
ed. The tyutlemeu o f the c lu b en-
tertained the lade s with me cream
and cake. T h e prizes w ere w on by
Mrs. Hill and Mr. W ui, S herw ood .
Good Work.
C ity Marshal Huodgrass is doing
good work iu having new cross
w a lk s built and the side walks
fixed up generally. S om e of the
walks are iu a bad condition and
Marshal Snodgrass
lias marked
them all and says that they must
be repaired at
once. T h e side
walk-; on Main street should be of
cPment atK) the council sho uld pass
, ordinance prohibiting any more
an
It contains .->
A new sidewalk will be built on widely circulated.
the cast side ot Third street. The j pages ot well written matter with a
gr ade w as staked Monday bv En-| num ber o f good views. It is well wood w alks built on that street.
gotten up aud neatly printed.
gineer T a ylo r.
T h e Albany^ city council will ask
Catholic Services.
A carload of brick was received
from Roseburg this week for the the Railroad Commission to investi-
Rev. F ath er O ’ Farrell ot E u gen e,
new building being erected at the grte '.be S. P. depot at that place, will hold services in the C atholic
with a view o f having i*. moved on church in this city n e x t S a t u rd a y ,
corner ol Fifth and Main streets.
the
north side of tiie tracks.
Ore- M a y 4, at 9 o’c lock.
On S u n d a y
Frank W heeler of the firm of
gon
C
ity
also
lias
a
grievance
along
morning, Mav 12, a mission will
W h e e le r A T hom p son has added
begin in this church, the services
m uch to the appearance of his resi­ the same line.
Monday the S. P. Company dis- being conducted by a Redemption-
dence on Bridge street, by painting
i charged the Greek section bands at ist from Portland, to which every-
nnd otuerwi;« im proving it.
Am ericans were one is most welcome.
T h e Bohemia Tavern ( formerly I this place and
hired
instead
at
$
2.75
per day. The
T h o Graham Hotel,) are serving
G
reeks
would
not
g
e
t any more
special S u n d a y dinners from 12:30
“ Inside” Information.
to 1:30 |>. m.
Dine at the Bohemia than four loads of ties a d a y while
Tavern with y o u r good wife n e x t the white men get eight
Su nd ay.
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It Pays to Advertise.
Mrs. A nnie Bohlman desires to
Mrs.
Saltzm an of Saginaw re-
annotine ■ to the ladies of Cottage
G r o v e and vicinity, that aside from cently advertised a cow for sale in
Fashionable Dressmaking she makes the I.eader. She sold the cow for
A marriage license was issued ,
' * '
Clean up and Spruce up.
this week to T hom as Elliott W a r ­
T h e s e pretty d a ys are ideal ones
ner, aged 70 , a farmer of I'all
for every property owner to get to
C reek and Mrs. Sarah Jane Pinson, |
work clean ing up their law ns and
aged lit'» ol Jas|er.
It is Mr. \\ a r -1
.
,
..
.
making garden and we notice that
tier's second marriage and Mrs.
many are d o in g so. C o tta g e G r o v e
E aso n ’ s third.
can be made the prettiest little town
Hinds will ill sou any iu
| in the valley and our citizens should
ranch lrom 10 to 2000 acres,
take pride in m akin g it so. I f the
and see his list.
tf
tm sightly taud holes were filled and
The W o m a n ’ s C lu b met last Sm-
,
,,
n ___ „ . , . 1 streets
graded and
cleaned o f
nrday afternoon in the Commercial ^
h w* u,d
t 0„ q oite a dl)lle
n
n U b rooms.
T
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a n
m o r q m a as
s n
u b - I _____________
C i lu
Th
program
pub
appearance.
lisbed last week was carried out iu 1
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full. T h e c lu b has decided to take
T h e semi-annual rental of the
up the Ray View stud y course next farmers telephone is due April 1 st.
D avid O riog s , Manager.
year.
Cottage Grove. Oregon
NEC KT IES
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A large vari- Y
ety to choose Y
trom in styles Y
and colors. Y
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GENTS
FURNISHING
GOODS
Collars.
Cuffs.
Hose.
Gloves
and to keep
in stock all
the very latest
styles.
r
The (V eb rat-
ed S ty le
S H IR T S
Ç
C oun ty Superintendent.
|
“ KNOX" ||
S3.00
HATS.
of the latest
materials for
S p rin g wear,
both plain
and fancy.
£
Our specialty
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Commercial Stables
A l l k in d s o f F ir st C la s s
R ia s, a t r e a s o n a b le p rices
L a m e F e e d H a r n in c o n n e c t i o n
TULLAR & POWELL
COTTAOI (iROVE. OREGON
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COTTAGE
GROVE
CHARI ,t;S MAT THEWS, Propr.
t!
td
^
make it
business
to deal e xclu ­
sively in
rnne ; D It Sloimin, Portlnnd S (! o ld -j
amidt. Portland: l P Dc.ei
1 E11
gelie; G D Y uii Yalen, Doieua Ida
France's Barrett. Bay i i u s e
Don
11a: Wn; Perniali, file Wave t It
11 nssey. I torelli! : D M i 1 1 • i I -1 « I ’1 . i
H E H offai.D ivide;
lem; (' II Getcllell, Dorm 1 .1 Boren
Doremi: C Lrounstan, .* dem.t;
Alb n, Portland; Y\ W Haw«'}, I 1:
land: I It Copenliaiii, -I <1 D . «y.
Portland II Mrl'orniiek, ( asliiiS(e , 1.
Ida Frauees Barrett, city Warren
McFarland, city , Myrtle Smith «-ity : j I!
H
W F Jeffries, Portland
Shernmn :
Clark. The Hills . J W Pai i Ii, J. lie:
son ; D W HulTer and family, Jeffer­
son ; J J Kinney, Salem: \Y \ ,M
Kihhen, c ity ; L L Riley, Sail Fran- !
cisco: Harry Diniher, Eugene: Bert!
Peter, Eugene; Herman Seliniidf,
Creswell; C 1 ) Van Valen Horen a;
Mrs. Win. Kerley, Black C atte : II c
Malcolm, Portland; O S Gonrley,
city; It T Reed, Seattle; M I. ■ •-paold-
Illg. Drain ; G W I’ni ker, I’ort.uid A
\Y Bees, Portland; N P Scott, l> ae
uh ; C I* t 'lnlstenson, J II ' anover,
Chicago; (' T Hall, lloqiilain ( i f
Feldman. Hoijnium ; B SI..... in, P a l
land : J W Pipes, Eugene; < Fl'lod-
felter, Porllund ; lì F. Selduin, Poll-
land. Clms. Venn», Portland ;H E
Stewart, L M D u n n .J a
D Dunn,
John Basin, J oe Stocks, M tlnrlow,
J E Fox and wife, Doremi; Geo. Ii
Smith and n io th ei, Il P Ilefhon; J II
( h o k. I jc R ov Wood', city . P I.Gaid-
ner. Drain. Harry T MeKildien, .-cotti
Rose. C Bore and wife, W D Dale. J -I j
Wicks, Call Pitcher, Janet Ii Hawley,
11 M liter, ciré us , J McNoelty, clr< :
L E Riley, Southern Furili' E E
Herne, circus Geo. F Boss, eircu-
U Wood. Saginaw I F Barreit city
Geo A Pipes Eugene; Geo A Uoiir-
ley, city; Bei t McKIhbeu, city; J D
Buell, Eager«»: John Tavlm J
Woods. I, (ìriiv i-, I, M < 01 ri
V. ; I M I ^>1 lo 1 1 «», Santa llo-a.
W . B. Dii.r.ARD,
» h J » y h d o h d r i . h \ t a b , b » .b y h
j ! W'e
our
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When children eat green apples
Eighth Grade Examination
they find it hard to conceal the fact,
, ; .
. .
,
In fact they are very apt to m ake a
The eighth grade final ex tutina-
^ e a V noise a b o u t'"it
T h e best tiou for the public
liools will he
tiling to do is to get a d octor’ s ! held :
opinion unless you are 'WHimied to
M a y 16, 17; Juuo 13, 1 y, 1907
get tho right antidote from us.
Teachers who have pupil
Pure Drugs and a man who knows
j for the examination should notify J
how to rr.ix them ar»- constantly
me ol the num b r of quest ai', ||
kept l u r e for just such em ergen­
wanted an i the name of tho p< r on
cies. (juickness, correctness, and
appointed to conduct III ' .mina
cheapness characterize o u r store.
tton at least 15 »lays before ilo date
for who h the »luestioiu ar. \ mi» d.
Benson’s Pharmacy
,h , h x j. v h
Let Us Dress You in the!
Latest Style.
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THomunx
(1 B Standisli. Doremi, Mr D
I lln rg io v e, Alert
\ Hcple , Al<
.Myrtle Sharp, Yolicalla I I ; Grav
Salem . lessi« I’nw.ll, Sa inavv Lc
I Hibtier.l, L Hnghi
Jo
I L Gniilt, O Itobi on, I M Gardner 1
! li \\ ill L l.angdoii. d I, I ole
I;
i I’.and b y . M 'l a r i n, 1 dm l i y l a .
! J as. I 11 ley Bert Shield , G Bet Is.
linn Doimline, Tho . M Gardner. Ine
Perkin John Nel m .
a specialty of shirt waists. Give $50 the first day after the Leader
her a call if yon need the assistance came out and had 12 other applica-
o f an experienced dressmaker.
tions.
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