Cottage Grove leader., July 20, 1907, Image 3

In te-ponse to a telegram received
I Tuesday evening from I.oa Angeles
I announcing the death of his father In
I.ast Tuesday evening Bohemia
| that city, Marlon Veatch left W ed­
Camp Xo. 2<>0, Woodmen of the
,'rieps rut In tw o at Tin* Ideal Midi nesday for fhat place. Mr. Veatch
was well known in this city having W orld and St. Valentine’s Circle,
nery.
lived
here for a numlier of years. Xo. 121 held a joint installation of
Warren McFarland wan In F.ur'"iie
About
three years ago Ids health officers at their hall and a large
this week.
failed him and lie went to Los Angeles number of Woodmen
and their
Call at Lurch’« for bargains In sum­
in hopes of getting relief. He was
i invited friends were present. Neigh­
mer «nolle.
aged about (T> years.
bor C. If. Ynn Penberg acted as in­
.1. M. Medley of Eugene was In the
Mr. II. Venske has returned from a
clt v Tuesday.
trip to Eastern Oregon where he was stalling officer for the Camp and
Yes. Hinds Is sol Him propeity, lie looking over some lend, lie prefers Mrs. Goodman tor the Circle. The
might sell yours.
tile \V iilamette Valley 111 that it is tloc.r work of the circle was beauti­
lien Lurch made u business trip to fill superior to the eastern territory fully exemplified by the degree
in climate and means of subsistence.
Eugene Wednesday.
team and tbev received many com-
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, 1 . ||. t'liristensen made n business I lie sandy fields .if dead glass and .
the abominable sand and wind storms, l,1,men‘9 «or tbe.r excellent work.
trip to Eunent Thursday.
li«‘ «avs arc heM in strong contrast
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scift* to assert that there is
Attorney Knox was in Eugene on
W'lth tile conditions here.
not a circle team in the county who
legal business this week.
Miss Mattie McCullough arrived la ran compete with St. Valentine's
(treat bargains in muslin under­
Cottage Grove on Sunday and ex­ team, if ther- are any in the state
wear during July at Lurch's.
pects to remain for about--ix or eight After the installation services were
N e w stock of dry goods and weeks. She will resume her old po­
over a social sesuau was held and
shoes at OHiver Yeatch’s
sition in Benson s Drug store, re-
refreshments consisting of ire cream
li
ving
tile
clerk*
who
desire
to
take
If you want a bargain in liatsdon't
a vacation. Her many friends are and cake and lemonade was served.
pass by The Ideal Millinery.
glad once more to gieer her, their Following are ihe officers installed ;
The Morning Herald of Albany has
only regret being that her return is
THE CAMP
been changed to an evening paper.
not permanent.
|)r. Oglesby made the i utility seat a
Consul Commander, J, W. Eddy.
Messrs Harms and Newton brought
Advisor Lieutenant, C. F. Walker.
business visit Tuesday afternoon.
into town on Monday morning, a por­
Banker. I*. B. chamberlain.
The plane to find something for cupine which they bad captured
Escort, Louis iMcKihhan.
Watchman, I*. N. Gill.
nothing Is at The Ideal Millinery.
about a mile east of town, Itcxciteil
-entry, I -. 11. Itihhle.
curiosity
as
t.lie
animals
are
not
very
The Blown Shoe Co. shoes can’t
Manager, F. H. Kosenberg.
plenty around here. They line! it se­
be heat. Sold by Oliver Veatch.
Tin CIRCLE
curely caned in a slatted box which
Mrs.
Call at ttie Toggery and see those
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Past Guardian Neighbor,
gave courage enough to the on lookers , KaTjt, Veatcli.
beautiful shades of brown and grays.
so that they nearly denuded it of its | Guardian Neighbor, Mrs. Marguer-
Mr. Thus. Howe, deputy gan.e war­ needles.
j ite Johnson.
.
Advisor, .Mrs. Jennie Rosenberg,
den from Hillsboro, Oregon is in the
odav is the seventy-seventh birth I Magician . Mrs. Elmira Jenkins,
city.
day of James Shortridgo cf Cottage I Mteiulunt. Miss Nellie Richmond.
Mias Camille Biddle came up from Grove. A large number of hi rein j Captain of Guards, Mrs. Mary \ an-
Eugene Monday foi a feu days visit fives nt t iiis place went up on tin Deiiberg.
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Inner ¡Sentinel. Mrs. Laura Hast­
in this city.
local to help him celebrate the event, j ings.
A. Graham of this city was regis­ Among those going were: Mrs. S. J. i Outer Sentinel Mr. F. II. I’ iimcii -
tered at tile Hotel Oregon in Portland Dillard. Mrs. I 1). Howe, Mrs. C. I) : berg.
Stewart and Mrs. J. \V. Harris and | Musl.-ian. MissEanic Van Deuberg
Wednesday.
Manager, Mrs. Cora Awbrey.
Miss Celia Schmitt who has been son George —Thursday's Register.
W oodm en Install O fficers. LONDON M INERAL SPRINGS
I Jl
vMtinglier sister In Eugene retur... I
home Thursday.
Miss I’reiiHH of Marshfield is spend­
ing her vacation witli Miss Marion
Beatty in this city.
The Toggery is receiving a new full
line of samples.
Mrs. E. B. faster, after visiting for
a few days in this city, returned to her
home in Eugene Thursday.
Mrs. .1. A. Patterson of Merril City
Oregon, is visiting her Brother Mi .1.
(i. Van Winkle of this city.
A pie plant leaf raised by Mrs
Wallace mi i la-Coast Fork was on ex­
hibition at Compton
Wallace's
store tills week which measured ink,
feel around the leaf, 'he stem
measured 18 Indies long anil fi inches
in circumference nt the top and 7'._,
inches nt the end.
The Eastern Star at a meeting Fri­
day evening, decidp I to discontinue
their meeting for tlie summer, tic
next meeting to lie the second Friday
in ¡September.
The Cottage Grove Transfer com­
Hinds will show you some beautiful pany lias now for its proprietors El-
lotH on the installment plan, onlv have ledge & Sears, Mr. Senrs having
a few, get one before they are gone.
bought I lie Interest of John Schinutz
Miss Ida Frances Barrett of tlie
G. E. Finnerty of tilts city lias been
Ideal Millinery, was in Portland last elected teacher of the Eighth grade in
week, returning home Monday even­ the Albany Public ¡Schools.
ing.
\ line line of hats at tlie Toggery.
E. W. Hull of the Willamette Valley
company, was in the city this week
on business connected with the com­
Miss Ethel Eakin entertained the
pany.
Houses to rent, money to loan and V. p. S. C. E ’ b . tf tlie Presbyterian
agent IMr the liest Fire Insurance Church at her home last Tuesday
Companies in the world. Call on
evening.
Hinds.
The lawn was well lighted with
Miss Verna Brown and Miss Mabel
numerous
Japanese lanterns hung
Itosenberg left Thursday for a few
weeks visit with friends at Oakland, here and there among the trees,
A Farew ell Party.
Friends,
acquaintances
worker- ot Rev
and Mrs.
and
co
Billitig-
ton, to the number <.f about 200 as­
sembled on
Monday
night 011 the
We have just received new sam­
ples from l.amm iV Company
showing the hitest styles in
The Celebration Held^here Last Sat­
urday a Big S uccess .
Loudon Spring-,
Lane county’s
Fall and Winter Suitings
most popular and favored summer
resort
July
celebrated
the
Fourth
of
I' t Saturday in first-class and
Let ns show you somethin# swell
in the New Browns—they arc
nobby.
patriotic style. The celebration was
originally planned for July .'Id but
owing t i sickness
postponed
ivhs
until last Saturday. Tlie editor, in
company with some friends, drove
All of our suits are made to your
measure and have a distinguish­
ing air that is a winner.
up in tlie atteruoou and were the
guest of mine host, I,e\i Geer, re­
turning home after tlie fire
in the evening.
The program
works
was held
We carry a
in the
afternoon at the grove just south of
Good Line of Fine Hats
the spring- and consisted of songs,
recitations and
speeches, including
an interesting address by Mr. Bert
Richmond of
t’lis city.
A
The rioht colors to match your
large
new suit.
crowd was present, quite a number
from tins < ity attending, and all en­
joyed tlie
holiday to
The Toggery
tlie fullest.
After tlie literary exercises at the
grove, u great many
attended Mr.
Richmond's moving
picture show
which was very interesting.
was
serve I at
tables fairly
Supper
tite hotel and
the
groaned with all the
good things of I lie season.
Xo-
ivhere in tlie country are better
meal-, sei veil than at
this resort,
they being tin h r tlie supervision of
a first-das« chef. I 11 the evening
on the lawn 111 front of tbe hotel,
there ivas a tine display o f fire
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i Entirely ìlìcw Stoch of
works mid a bowery dance was well
attended by the young people of
EM
tlie neighborhood.
m
pf
A walk about tin* grounds show
many
improvement«.
The
bath house,
built
modern and
up-to-date
large
this spiing
in
is
every
particular.
It. is weli supplied with
spin ions and beautiful grounds of j £
fine
porcelain
tubs,
everything
Mr, and Mrs. W- A. Hemeuwai to
tendei the reverend gentlemen and is new and neat and has all tlie
lus wife a farewell reception as they conveniences of tlie modern bath
leave thin city and their work on bouse, including tlie hot and cold
Thursday, b> take it up again in I
inud baths.
It is tlie intention oi
Albany.
the
management
to have a lady and
A very entertaining piogratn had:
been prepared and was carried out, • gentleman attendant at the baths
consisting of -olos, instrumental in the near future.
and vocal duet-, recitations, decla­
Mr Geer informs u- that it is
mations and speeches, in which the
ins intention to move tlie buttling
kindest, expressions were made for j
tlie future of the two much beloved works down to tlie sptiugs where
citizens, who were about to leave - the water can lie bottled fresh from
them
Mr
Billington replied to! tlie springe tlm- saving pumping
the good wishes tendered them and j it through pipes about 200 yards.
assured them that their sojourn in
Tlie groan is around about the
Cottage Grove would long be r e - ;
IroteI
are being improved, games of
menibered by himself and wife as 1
one of the happiest periods of their all kinds are being installed and
lues, but however much they might ami’Ug them will be a fine tennis
regret the separation from their old court
Mr
Geer is sparing no
kind neighbors and friends, they
pains or money 111 making this a
considered that the call to duty
nice, comfortable and attractive r<‘-
should be first observed.
soit and with the wonderful medi­
Refreshments
were
served
con­
making a very pleasing appearance.
Oregon.
sisting
of
the
usual
delicacies,
such
cal
properties of the water, Lon­
Mr W. .1. Sherman and wife will (James of all sorts were indulged in,
leave Monday for a three months the chief one being a wheelbarrow a- ice cream and cake and it was don Springs is destined to become
near tlie midnight hour before the
visit with their daughter in Cedar race in which each one took pin t.
one of the leading resorts of Ore-
final handshake and God Bless V 011
Falls, Iowa.
gon.
Soon after light refteshments were was given.
i ’rof. Hweetser of Eugene will
served, the guests depaited to their
speak nt the M. E. church, next Sun­
For Sale.
day morning at tlie regular church homes, all expressing themselves as
Surface sidewalk liimbei cut to
hieing enjoyed a very pleasant
service, 11 o’clock.
The following firms of Cottage length 911. Better grade .fid at
Mr. LeRoy Woods is having hiss evening. The invited guests were: Gro t- by agieeineiit have agreed to
Brown Lumber Co's mill Cottage
Rev. and Mrs. White, Mr. and Mrs.
yard tilled la and making other ex­
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elote their places of business on Grove, Oregon.
tensive Improvements around his Clarence Mors», Mr. and Mrs. A, II
King. Mi>. Clianilierhiin, Mrs. C. P. and after August 1st at <> o ’clock p.
beautiful residence.
Jones, Mr. and Mrs, Marlon Veatch,
«►V.OlV.O-k
Mrs. C. H. Burkholder accompanied Misses l.ca, Piper, Harms, Richmond, m. Saturday's excepted.
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Wheeler Thompson Co. : Lurch’s
by her children and her mother Mrs. Currin. Neva and -arah Perkins. Al­
O. VAN \\ INK I.K M. 1).
um and Verna Fulmer. Agness and General Mdse : Metcalf & Brand;
stouffer, are visiting in Portland and Lottie Woolev, Osmund, Rosenburg. Conner .x- Cochran; Garinan-Heinen-
P H Y S IC IA N & SURGEON
Holderman, .lolf, Magee, Brumbaugh ivny C o .; O. Veatch: \V . C . John- in :
.Astoria for a few days.
Grace.
Sprouse.
Burkholder,
Moras.
The
Toggery;
Gridin
&
Vr
atcli;
The
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ilficps’oN
cr Bank of Cottage G rovp
Agent I-liam at the depot has been
Hansen, Veatch, Kennedy. Mews,
attention #ivt»n to Insensés
I’az iar, Pearce Bros.; J. 1». Izovis;
of tin* hyc cud K ar.
on the sick list this week ami Ins i.a lies, Steffens. Coober, Melvin and Wynne Hardware Co.; Cocliran &
f
place w as tnken by .1. B. Taylor, the Marion Jordan, Harvey, Wynne, Cur­ Cooley; W.
A. Hemenway; J. li. C ritorte. Mam - L Rostri enee, .Main *f.
rin, Wheeler
Palmer; C. li. Burkholder.
night operator cf Eugene.
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The Q. A. R. and W . B. C. will give
a “Camp Fire" dinner nt Landess
•NO MORE WORK TOR FATHER " i
(trove July 27, 1007
All invite ! to
Marshal Snodgrass arrested
a
In Cottage Grove, Oregon, Satur­
bring their families and dinner.
The churches of the city are ar­ man here this week by the name of day evening, July 13, at 9 p. m ,
Miss Eakins Entertains.
Com
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OUR STOCK
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O f Shoes c a n ’t be Beaten
$
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Oliver Veatch.
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General Merchandise—Purveyors to the People
n>'. / d\V./i\v/ nil / ,1/ <i\V/ 1. z/>v / <i\ , i»'/ .a',/ nic/ iill<1
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COTTAGE
GROVE
FLOUR MILLS
CHARI.LS MATTHHWS, Propr.
S uccessor
to
HARTUNG & HANSON.
Notice.
J.
Returns the Money.
M arried.
ranging to hold union services on Vickers, wanted at Roseburg for 1007, Mr. Melville B. Cyphers of
The following dis­ Montcalm. Mich., and Mrs. Annie
Sunday evenings during the siimmei embezzlement.
at the grove east of the S. P. depot.
patch from that city explains:
Holraden were united in marriage
F. Ross King and F. D. " heeler of
Roseburg, Ore., July 17.— Tlife by F.lder B. C. Tabor, only a few
Cottage Grove, owners of the Plain first chapter in the interrupted i
friends of tbe couple being present.
Water Works, weri In town y si
elopement of Mr-. \V illiams, of Tlie following
friends gave the
day on business.—Drain Nonpart il.
Looking Glass, and S. Vickers who, happy couple 8 pleasant surprise in
Mrs. Clinton Burke of Reno. Ne­
vada, and Mrs. W. L. Coppei noil of was arrested at Cottage Grove | tlie way of a serenade
Eugene, are visiting at the home ■' on a charge of larceny, was ended :
Mr. I.en Tucker, Mr. Arthur
their brother 1». ’ll Aubrey in this today when Mrs. Williams appeared | Woodring, Gertrude and
Nettie
city.
Miss Mabel Kennedy of Portland,
who lias lipen visiting her aunt, 'li
Itnrrctt In this eltv for the past two
weeks, left this week for Chico. Cali­
fornia, where stie will visit for a
m on th.
Alicnt fifty pigeons, sent to Eugene
by the Oregon Homing Pigeon Club,
of Portland were liberated Sunday
morning about 5 o'clock. The « l o b
band after a few circles set out for
Portland.
Mrs..! H. Chamber« is visiting I "
mother in Blair. Nebraska fora few
weeks after which she " ill t«ke a t I
through Yellowerone Park and ott er
place* of inter, st. returning home
some time In August.
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Rcjrtlliir .MIC Vitine, now
before District Attorney Brown and j Burdick, Minnie Comer, Mrs. Kthel
returned to him $1 5 cf the money Brown, Mrs Hefty. Mrs. \alentme, at least not in tlie night patrol line.
Vickers stole, stating that lie had I Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Dr. Sebleef. It - as cany a- falling off «1 log to get
given her the money to deliver to! After several well selected songs (lie 1 01 tty to ideep without doing
Mr. Smith, from whom it was taken the friends offered their congratula ! "sentry go’’ on tlie tier (room enrpet. I
Come to 11 1 and we will whisper tlie
and that she was returning to h e r . tions and departed
I neeret aloud to yon—“ I’aregoric.” It
husband at Looking Glass. A s j
is a soother for Ihe redless, teething
Mr. Williams refuses to prosecute NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS liaUv and ensures re-1 for you al-o.
You nre requested tocomply strictly ! Sot a partil i" of danger in it. All
Vickers on a charge of illicit rela­
to the rules governing the use of
tions Vickers will be released. water. I I n tilin' for sprinkling is our drugs and medicines uro guarnii-1
teed pure and fresh. Price* are pop-1
Smith claims that there is yet $L* from 7 to s p. m. and failure to com­
ply with tlieo'rules will noeesdtate a ; 11 la r.
65 of the stolen money to be ac­ fine. Complaints are lielng made
counted for, and will not consent to daily a ad ail patrons must lie used
alike.
the release of Vickers until that
By order of water committee.
Cottage Grove. Oregon
(iMisor C o m e s , Chairman
amount is returned.
Benson's Pharmacy
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33c
39c
79c
$1.3.’)
31.30
Ladies" Gowns* Skirts,
Corset Covers, Drawers
SKK O I K
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