Cottage Grove leader., June 15, 1907, Image 3

LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
New fancy vests at
the Toggery.
Prices cut lu two at The Ideal Milli­
nery.
Patronize
tisers
the
Leader’ s adver­
Dr. Oglesby is in Portland lor a few
days.
Karl Hill was in Eugene Wednesday
on business.
J. H. Chambers is in Sau Francisco
on business.
New stock of dry goods
shoes at Olliver Veatch’ s.
and
Company E of this city has re­
The Fourth.
ceived its guns, service, uniforms, tar­
The Fourth o f July committees
gets. target frames and ammunition,
and shelter tents and is now ready are working bard to make the cele­
for service. The company is doing bration in this city the best ever
splendid and will compare with older I held here. The big posters in two
companies iu the state although only colors annouucittg tlie celebration
iu Its secomi month. As yet Capt. have been printed and scattered
Johnson lias not been notified as to
where tlie company will go for its,oiit- throughout the county. They were
printed at the Leader office and will
iug.
compare
favorably
with
those
The Foresters of America had a
Jolly time last Monday n‘ght
Tom 1 printed iu any office in the state.
Parker, who was a delegate from this I The program is being arranged and
camp to the Grand Court at Ranier, will be printed later. Everything
paid his tine like a man and a true
' will be iu readiness and a rousing
Forester and all enjoyed it. A fine
lunch was served and music was fur­ 1 time is assuted.
nished by Tom's big Phonograph.
Pleasant Hill Picuic.
Miss Minnie Chambers of Kugene is
Rev. Wldte, the new pastor <>r tlie
Presbyterian church at this city ac
visiting lor a week in this city.
The annuai picuic given by the
If yon want a bargain in hatsdon’ t compauieil by his family arrived here Pleasant Hill people «'ame «>ff Satur­
last week from Lebanon, Tenn. II«'
pass by The Ideal Millinery.
will conduct services at the church to­ day and is reported as being 0110 of
'Die place to Hnd soinetnlng tor morrow morning ami evening «it flic I the most successful ever held. The
nothing is at The Ideal Millinery.
program as prepared was carried
usual hours.
■Fingal Hinds says the wise ones
The ilegree team of tile Cottage out to tlie letter and the dinner as
are now buying real estate.
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Grove Kuights of tlie MaeealieeH will served by the ladies of Pleasant
Latest style ol visiting cards at go to Koseburg today to assist the Hill was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Knights of that place dedicate tin it'
7 .r> cts. per 100, at Leader office.
new hall tomorrow and initiate a 1 The following were the sports in­
dulged in and the names of the
A good light wagoa for Bale large class tills evening.
cheap. Enquire at this office.
Dr. Klme says he don't know any­ victors:
Nail
driving contest— Gladys
Mrs. F. B . Phillips returned Mon­ thing about electric faus and don’ t
want to know and for no one to ask Stratton; boys race, uuder ID years,
day evening from a visit at Eugene.
him what is the matter witli his Leslie Scliweriug: boys race uuder
The Brown Shoe Co. shoes can’ t hand.
12 years, \Y. J. Mulkey; boys race
be beat. Sold by Oliver Yeatch.
C. Ross King, cashier of the Cot­
umler
10 years, Lee Davis; girl’ s
Mrs. Henry Yeatch is in Corvallis tage Grove bank, and wife have re­
attending commencement at the O. A. turned from their visit East. They race under 12 years Albert Mat­
thews; over 12 years a tie between
C.
report a pleasant time.
While on Ids vay to Los Angeles. Alberta Matthews aud Juanita W il­
Hinds has some of the Lest resi­
dences in the city for sale on good California, Rev. C. Waehlte of Oregon kins. (This race was tan three
City, visited for a few days in this times with the same result )
terms.
The
Victor, Kdisnn and Columbia city with his son Fred.
100-yaril dash was won by John
Tlie Disston I.umber Company has
talking machines and records at the
Sbermer, the sack race by George
onlered a planer and will inst'ill it at
Bazaar.
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their mill, in order to prepare the Lord and the broad jump by John
Mrs. Robert Gross of Eugene is vis­
Sbermer.
haulier for the eastern market.
iting her sister Mrs. .1. S. Medley in
Mrs. F. H. Rosenberg and Mrs l\
The ball game which was very
this city.
C. Wheeler have been attending tlie exciting was won by Pleasant Hill,
f. I). Wheeler of the Wheeler- Grand Chapter of ‘ lie Eastern Star in
by a score of 9 to 3.
Thompson company is in Portland for
Portland this week.
a few days,
Miss Anna Oglesby will leave next
G. O. Knowles, the merchant at Bo­ week for a months outing a t < »regon's
Cut Foot With Ax.
hemia. was a business visitor here the most popular slimmer resort, New­
W ilbur Kelly met with a painful
first of Hie week.
port.
accident at tlie Disston sawmill
T. C. Wheeler, cashier of the First
Kugene Matlock of Eugene was in Weduesday. He was swamping,
National Bank was in Eugene Wed­ Cottage Grove this week in the inter­
when his ax glanced and split his
nesday on business.
est of tlie Oregon Produce Co.
foot open. He was brought to this
Hinds will sell you any kind of a j Warren McFarland is waiting on
ranch from HI to 2000 acres. Gall tlie ladies at tile Wlieeler-Tllonipson city and Dr. Oglesby dressed the
wound an«l is getting along as well
Co’s big busy store.
and see his list.
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as
possible.
Mayor
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I.
Jones
went
to
Portland
Oliver Yeatch and T. C. Wheeler at­
tended the meeting of the Scottisli this week to pu re base a donkey engine
for his logging camp.
Rite Masons In Portland this week.
WANTING— At this office, clean |
Ladies Entertain
cotton rags for which we will pay !
Wednesday
afternoon the home
2 ^“ cents a pound.
of
Mrs.
Herbei
t Eakin at the c o r ­
Miss Mary Bartels of the Fashion
millinery was at ( 'reswell last Satur­ ner ot Locust Avenue and Weber
day showing the ladies ol that place streets was the scene of a happv
lier beautiful hats.
gathering, the occasion being an
Ii you can’ t afford to buy a house “ afternoon” given by Mrs. Eakin
and lot., secure a lot before they get
and Mrs. Paul Jones to a number
too high. Hinds has some good
of tbeir lady friends from 2:30 un­
ones.
“
til 5.
W e acknowledge the receipt of an
The decorations were somewhat
invitation to attend the thirty-first
out
of the ordinary, the spacious
commencement of the FDiversity of
parlors
being transformed into a
Oregon.
Chas. Brunenli, Tlios. Parker, James perfect bower of rhodoiletnlrons
Hemenway and F'.. A. Wilson attend­ aud field liHies brought from Bo­
ed the KIks bodge at Kugene Wednes­ hemia for the occasion.
The hours
day night.
passed pleasantly with music, sew­
F. A. Wooley writes from Denver
ing and guessing contests for which
that lie is on his way home from at
pretty prizes were given. The
tending the General Assembly of the
Presbyterian church at Columbia. prize for the best sewiug was won
by Mrs. Marion Veatch for the
Ohio.
Frank Bluer of Portland and his most artistic button hole made with
mother Mrs. Chas. Wagner of Albany her eyes closed, an«l the guessing
were in the city Monday returning prize by Miss Currin.
from a two weeks sojourn at London
Dainty refreshments were served
Springs.
W A N T K D —Experienced bridge which were greatly enjoyed and all
carpenters, $3.50 a day, also labor­ thanked the hostessess for the
ers $2.51) a «lay. Address P V. splendid “ afternoon.”
The guests
Cooper, Black Butte, Oregon. 13-31 invited were:
The Oakland correspondent to the
Mrs. A. B Wood, Mrs. Gault,
ltoselmrg Review says: “ Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hemenway, Mrs. Mar
Mrs. Jeff Medley and family have re­
ion Yeatch, Mrs Hinds, Mrs. C.
moved from Cottage Grove to the
Ross King, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs.
Hall farm in English Settlement.”
Abrams, Mrs. Goodman, Mrs. J. C.
H T. Dow has recently sold to C.
Mrs. Thomjison, Mrs.
S. Frank of Eugene, three-quarters of Johnson,
Compton,
Mrs.
George Hall, Mrs.
a section of fine timber land above
Cottage Grove. Mr. Frank is buying D. J. DuBruille, Mrs. Medley, Mrs.
considerable timber in that vicinity.
J. I. Jones, Mrs. F. I). Wheeler,
J. M. Fisher, lor the past two years Mrs. H. F. W ynne, Mrs. Benson,
a resident of this city left Thursday Mrs. Billiugton, Mrs. Briggs, Mrs.
with his family for Porfland where
Henry Veatch, Mrs. Richmond,
they will reside. Mr. Fisher lias Just
Mrs. Pearce, Miss Woods, Mrs.
recovered from a severe illness of
Chambers, Miss Currin, Mrs. Job,
three weeks.
Miss Hooper, Mrs. Lurch, Mrs.
A .T . Kraaleur. who has charge of Russell, of Dorena, Mrs. K. L. Gile
the logging camp at ti e Elmira mill, of Roseburg, Mrs. Fisher.
went to Cottage Grove yesterday
where lie sold some property in order
to make the deed and dose up the
deal.— Register.
C. II. Burkholder of Cottage Grove
Monday began suit In the circuit
court against I. L. Hording, for the
recovery ol 1200 with interest at 10
percent from August 18. 190«. on ft
piomissorv note.
Now is the time to get your hat for
the Fourth of July and yon get a
bargain such as you never heard of
liefore. Trinirne«! hats for $1.00, $1 -
7 :. an«l $2.00 In fact any price you
want
I deal M i u . i . nkhy
sto » k .
MARRIED
Mill Will Not be Built This Year.
The Guard regrets to announce
that the budding of the big Storey-
Bracher sawmill on the Bangs’
Park tract northwest of the city
has beeu postponed until uext year.
Meanwhile all preliminary arrauge-
meufa and details necessary for the
establishment «>1 such an industry
will be gone aheail with, an«l l>y the
time the building season opens next
spring everything will be iu com­
plete rcailiues-- for the erectiou of
the plant, which will be one o f the
largest on the coast.
There are several teasons for the
postponement of the work of build­
ing the mill, oue of them being tlie
present unsettled condition o f the
transportation question with the
Southern Pacific Company. A n ­
other report is that the comjiauy,
hearing ol the projrosed railroad
from Eugene to the Siuslaw and in
view of the fact that the prospects
are very good foi its construction,
thus giving the company additional
tiausportation for its logs aud lum­
ber, it was thought best to wait till
the present plans of the promoters
ol the enterprise materialize liefore
tying up with the Southern Pacific
G'jmpany. T h e
Storey-Bracher
people have faith in the proposed
enterpiiie ami see in it a solution
of the transportation problem in
Lane county.
The company is not going to give
up its sawmill enterprise by any
means, as some might thin» by
postponing 11 another year. They
own a sptenilid site for the mill and
several thousand acres of the finest
timber land 111 the county, and can­
not afford to let a matter like poor
transportation service discourage
them. If conditions are not bet­
tered soon they might take a hand
in the railroad business themselves
and assist in building the road to
tidewater, which enterprise has al
ready been started and which has
fair prospects of success.— Guard.
To Name 4 0 0 Wardens.
The Oregon Forestry Commis­
sion met at Salem Wednesday June
Notice of Annual School Meeting.
6 , and elected Governor Chamber-
Notice is hereby given to the lain chairman and E. I’ . Sheldon
legal voters of School District No. secretary. The other members were;
45 of Lane county, State of Ore­
gon, that the annual school meet­ IS. C. Bartrum, Boneburg: L. S. Hill
ing for said district will be held at Eugene; J. W. Baker, Cottage
the East sole school building to be­ Grove; II. H. Van Dusen, Astoria,
gin at the hour ot 2 o ’ clock p. m. and E. R. Lake, Corvallis.
on the third Monday, being the 17th
It was decided that about 400
«lay of June A. D. 1907.
men interested in the protection of
This meeting is called for the forests from fire will be appointed
purpose of electing one director to fi re wardens without pay from the
state, though most o f them will be
serve three years and oue clerk to in the employ o f timber owners.
serve oue year and the transaction Five hundred copies o f the new
ol business usual nt such meeting. forest fire law will be printed for
Dated this (ith day of June 1907. the information of wardens.
Catholic Service.
Then* will he services in tlie C atho­
lic church <>n Saturday morning at '.1
o’clock.
Notice of Removal.
The Vogue Millinery 1’nrlors have
been removed to third door east of
the bridge in the McFarland building,
where we will lie glml to welcome our
old customers and new.
M c G ee it H arms .
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REDUCTION SALE OF
LINERY.
FINE
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Beginning Saturday June 1st and
continuing for two weeks only, the
Fashion Millinery will sell their
fine millinery at greatly reduced
prices. Special reduction
lieing
mode on ready trirameil hats. Call
and see them.
7-2w
blood anil plenty of it, try this:
Fluid Extract Dandclien, one-half
ounce; •'«impound
k argon, one
ounce; Compound Syrup Sarsapa­
rilla, three ouncess.
Shake well in a bottle anil itake in
teaspoonfnl «loses after each meal and
at bedtime. Any good pharmacy can
supply t I d * ingredients at small i'ost.
This is the prescription which,
when made up is called “ Tlie WgcJ
table Treatment” by others “ The Gy-
elono Rlooil Purifier.’ ’ II acts gently
and certainly does wonders for some
people who are sickly, weak and out
of sorts, and is known to relieve seri­
ous, long-standing cases of rheuma­
tism and chronic bni'kaciie quickly.
Make some up nuit try it.
Wanted
Latest style in visiting cards at
j | 75 eta. per too at The Leader office.
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in stock nil
the very latest
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of the latest
materials for
Spring wear,
both plain
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COTTAGE
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FLOUR MILLS
CHARLES MATTHEWS, 1‘ropr.
S uccessor
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HARTUNG & HANSON.
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FOR SALE
A goo«l single buggy and horse
cheap. Enquire at this office.
Every day you can buy
•çoods absolutely rijilit.
rictly Straightforward Business Methods.
FOR SALE
Team, harness and wagon, the
wagon iiml harness ate almost new,
One Price to all, and
All get Value Received.
| I’ ric«- s.’oo. J. P. Hughes, Coast Fork
six miles south of C ottag“ Grove.
and then he <loes write, an«l if you
will bring his writings to us we will
decypher it for you an«l give you
exactly what it calls for at the low
est. cost, guaranteeing purity and
Brown Lumber Go's mill Cottage freshness of the «lrugs, c«re and
-kill in compounding, and no delay
(trove. Oregon.
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whatever in the service. Of course
we sell scores ol other things be­
For Sale
sides putting tip prescriptions.
One good milk cow. $35, one-
span of horses, harness and wagon
$ 200 , one road cart, single harness
[ $20.
G. \V. M C oy , Gowdyville.
Cottage Grove, Oregon
Benson's Pharmacy
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Out specialty. !«J.
Latest style of visiting cards at
Tlie Leader office at 75 cts.per lod.
“ The Doctor S a y s ;”
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Collars.
Cuff«.
Hose.
Gloves ¡V
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A large vari- ¡5
ety to choose
trout in styles ¡Ç
and colors.
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C. H. V an D k n h l r g ,
Prepare This Yourself.
Chairman Board o f Directors
For
those
who have any form of
Attest. J K. Barrett, District Clerk blood disorders,
who want new, ridi
At the Christian parsonage in Eu­ ! Phone No. 7il7.
gene Wednesday morning, June 12,
For Sale.
19u7 by Rev. J. S. .McCallum, I).
C. M cC lu n g to Miss Mfnnie Boren,
Surface sidewalk lumber rut to
i length $11. Better grade $1 ! at
both of this city.
Half dozen full-blood black Min­
orca hens. Enquire at this office.
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OLIVER VEATCH,
Main Street,
T U F I F2TH FD
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Cottage Grove, Ore.
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