LOCAL AND PERSONAL
The Oregon Agricultural College at
Corxallls will provide an attractive
exhibit at the Greater Oregon State
Fair iSept 16-211 at Salem. They
The ladies o f Cottage (H o ve have • Leave have their times to fall,
hu\rjupphed lor the entire space in
A fine line o( hats at the Toggery.
taken up the matter o f securing a And Mowers to wither at the north
tlie mum pavilion west from the en
r
,
winds breath,
Be a Booster.
trance to the auditorium. The Gov free public library for this city ami Aud tins to set but all,
Boost Cottage drove.
ernment Experimental station of to this end a number o f them nut Thou hast all «wsons r.»r thine own,
'
< > death.
Don't lie n Knocker.
l nlon will also participate, ii-ing 500 at the residence of Mrs. Kakitt last
Mi
Oruhani, who lost liorj life
I ’ ricefl eut In tw o at The Ideal Mill! square feet of wall space for the Uis- Monday afternoon to talk the mat
in lb' wreck of the Columbia Sun
pluy of grains and grn- es. The ex
nery.
hibit of the Agricultural College will ter over. A committee consisting day morning was the wife of our
( ’all at Lurch's for bargains In sum
lie collected with a special view of a t of Mrs. Job Mu,. Paul Jones and well known townsman and former
nier goods.
tracting young people to the school. Mrs. II. H . Veatch was appointed proprletoI. of tlle <;rabam botej
The Toggery Is receiving a new full A stereoptlcon show, present 'Ug
to present the matter before the Andrew Graham. She left this
line of hh in pies.
views of Oregon, on the same plan
Yes, Hinds Is selling property, he as was seen at the I^ewis* Clark C o m m e rc ia l « la b and ask that •>ody,l.ilv :,b „„t two months igo tod with
might sell yours.
Exposition in Portland, free to all to appoint a like committee to join a party of fri,.luls fron >Spokane
.¡siting
visitors,
will he u feature of this de with the Indies in presenting the j ,nad„ „ tour of CaLK*ci?
M th . .1. S. Medley was visiting In
partment.
Eugene the first of the week.
matter before the public and it ¡« for a week in San F/aneisro before
Great bargains iu [muslin under
Where to spend the summer vaca probable that a public meeting will returning borne. w V rC she exper.ed
wear during .Inly at Lurch's.
tion Is a problem not easily solved. be called for that purpose.
It is fo arrive this week,
M l, Graha,. waa ODe oi J ottage
N ew stock of dry goods and The seashore and mountain resorts, hoped that all those interested will
• l>ecial conventions and excursions,
shoes at O lliver Veatch’ s.
attend this meeting il called, in or Grove „ leading women and was
all furnish means for an outing.
Armond Wynne is in Portland tak Many persons In this section of the der to get the sentiment of the pub- „„¡vers rllv beloved. She was [a
ing civil service examination.
stnte are planning to attend the Ore lie before taking any definite steps. wolnan ol Clliture. and refinement,
The place to find something for gon state fair t September 16-21 at Sa Cottage G rove needs a public libra- alu, was e,„low ed with that greatest
nothing Is at The Ideal Millinery.
lem, where the greatest pleasure and ry and can have one almost for the o f a„
..(.b,,ri, v.” No one ap-
Mrs. .). Hansen, of Kugene, visited profit can bo obtained at the lowest asking if the citizens w ill take a ! peale<) fo her ¡ n vaiu and many
her daughter in this city this week. cost. Camping sites are free and
hold and help the ladies, which ol were the doeda of uimiuess she did
County Clerk Lee and family are at pleasure seekers say that the out-door
cotirso
they will.
eacrlx day that the world knew noth-
life
in
the
oak
grove
with
all
modern
Foley Springs for a month's outing.
utilities accessible and the fair as a
ing of. Kind, affectionate and al-
Th e Brown Shoe Co. shoes can’t 8|ieciiU attration, excels any other
‘ ways good
natured. every one was
he beat. Sold by Oliver Veatcb.
form of outing to lie found anywhere.
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her friend and all mourn her sad
Call at the Toggery and see those
Capt. Johnson of Co. E. expects to
Monday July 22, Master G eorgs eliding.
beautiful Hinnies of brown and grays. have representatives from ids com
She was a devout member o f the
.Miss Hazel Starr of P.ugene, is a pany at the state contest for (). N. G. Hall was 12 years old, aud to cele-
guest at the home of Dr, Kime this riflemen which will take place at brate the occasion he was given a Catholic church and n member o f
week.
Roseburg from July 2.1 to 29 Inclusive. party by his parents, to which the Woodmen Circle,
Miss Dollle Hawkins of The Leader He says 'tint fully 75 per cent of his twelve o f his voting boy friends
Mr. Graham has the sympathy
office, Is visiting her brother at lio- men can be classed as first class ritie-
were
invited,
which
was
unique,
of
the entire city in his great loss.
men, and six of them expert enough
rena for a couple of days.
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to he in the sharp shooter class. thoroughly enjoynble and pleasant, j
Houses to rent, money to loan and
From those making the best showing Chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Hall
agent for the best Fire Insurance
at tlie state contest, the delegates will they gathered in the afternoon at
Companies in the world. Call on
lie chosen to shoot at tlie national Currin's G rove, where in the cool
Hinds.
ontest at tlie Clinton, Ohio, range,
shade by the river, they played all
Mrs. A ..J. Merryman of Portland
The remains o f F. M. Veatch
Mrs. l>. J. DuBrullle and Mrs. Geo
is visiting with her mother Mrs. S. K.
Hall entertained a number of their kinds o f games, including a hotly I bo died ¡„ Ij()S AnReles Jnly 1(;
Wynne in this city.
friends last Wednesday afternoon contested game of base ball, after were brought to this city last Wed-
Deputy Sheriff C. C. Hammond, of from 2:30 till 5, at tlie home of tlie wl.n h an excellent supper, cons.st- ne8dny evoning nnil the fulleral held
Hu gene, was doing hnsincss in Cot former. Refreshments were served
in g o f fried chicken, salad, pie, cake, t-rom
the
i.rl,Mb>.torian church
tage Grove Tuesday.
and a most pleasant afternoon spent.
lemon .de and .,11 other good things 1 Xburs,,ay afternoon at o ;S0 Rfiv
Harry Wynne, of the Wynne Hard There were present, Mesdames Eakin.
T h e boys had a c A Wooley of R uge „e conduct-
ware Company, I 1119 been confined to Wheeler, Compton, Kime, Hart, was indulged in
Goodman, Job, Joues, Johnson, Ro glorious time and all were as one in ,ng tbe serviPe#. T h e (.hllrcb wa8
ids home this week with illness.
Mrs. Burke and Mrs. Coppernoil, senberg, Abrams, Campbell, DuBruille wishing George would have a birth- m)e(1 with frioi„ , H of the deceased
who have been visiting friends here, Hull and Miss Gall Hare.
dn.i i-.t'iy week.
[and his family from throughout
li. O. Cowan, special agent for Su
returned to Eugene on Saturday.
Those present were:
tlie comity and ninny beautiful
Hinds will show you some beautiful perintendent J. I'. O’ Brien, of the S.
Eugene ('Delirane, Austin Berg,
floral pieces were offered. Th e
P.
Co.
was
In
the
city
looking
after
lots on the installment plan, only have
Ward Berg, Tyler Hooper, Herman
tlie company’s Interests. His is a new Edwnr.ls, Howard and Alfred Phil Pali bearers were F. II. Rosenberg,
a few, get one before they are gone.
ilfiee and is designated as “ general lips, Estel Herren, Roy Woods, Dan F. I). Wheeler, C- If. Van Deri berg,
“ A greater Oregon State Fair” is
public.” His duties are to go up and Woods, George Matthews.
J. B, Cooley, A. Klledge, (!. Boss
the m otto for tills year’s exposition
down the line and ascertain how the
at Salem—Septenilier Hi to 21, inclu
j King,
filter . ent took place in the
public is treated by the employes of
sive.
I
city
cemetery,
the company, and to report upon any
J. It. Rouse, the well known lumber lnuilei|iiuries of the service.—Guard.
Francis Marion Veatch '“ as born
man near Black Butte, passed through
The new building on Main and in Washington Co July 12th 1H39
Invitations
have
been
Issued
for
the
on Thursday enroute to Eugene on
marriage of Mr. H. A. Matteson and Fifth streets is fast nearing comple and emigrated with his parents to
business.
Miss Grace Mae Lincoln, two popu tion. Plastering is about finished, Davis Co. Iowa, when seven years
Mrs. Mike Wald aud daughter who
lar young people of this eity. The
have been visiting friends In the city happy event will take place Wednes tlia widdnws are being put in and old and from there to Vernon Co.,
returned to their home In Eugene Inst
day evening July 3lst at 9 o'clock at in another month it will be ready Mo in IHG7 where lie was married
Thursday.
j io Aninuda Francis and lived there
the home of Miss Lincoln's uncle, D. for occupancy.
Mr. Sigel of Portland is in this city H. Hemenway.
Th e lower floor w ill be occupied ; until ISN.s when he with his family
the guest of his nunt Mrs. D. T.
John Peterson, a well known Bo by Almond Hemenway, The Tog-1 emigrated to I,nno Co. Oregon,
Awbrey. He will probably remain hemia miner died at tlie Eugene hos
gery and the Post Office. The fur-1 where t h y lived until about 10
several days.
pital Wednesday morning. He had
niture and fixtures are being placed months mm when lie with Mrs.
“ Doc” Taylor, the chief clerk at suffered for several months from epi
in the Post Office and it is expected ! Veatch moved to Los Angeles in
lepsy
and
for
tlie
past
few
weeks
had
Lurch’s establishment who has been
on n vacation for a couple of weeks been In the hospital. He was a mem to occupy the same about the first search ol health which was never
ber of the Eugene Lodge of Elks.
o f August. It w ill be one o f the fully icgained, and died very sud
returned on Saturday.
The Southern Pacific lias awarded finest equipped offices in tlie state. denly July Kith 1007 of Valvilar
C. R. Manwnring and wife of St.
.lames, Minnesota are in the city vis Mrs. Luella Cox, mother of Harry The entire upper floor will be oc heart trouble.
iting with their old time friends Mr. Hansen, the boy whose arm was eut cupied by tbe Commercial Club,
He leaves fo mourn his loss a
off at one of the company’s saw mills
and Mrs. F. B. Phillips.
was designed especially by tbe club loving wile ju Los Angeles and a
George Berry and wife, former resi on the Mohawk a few weeks ago, and an l will he fitted into a modern j daughter Mrs. Norn I,ea o f same
dents of Cottage Grove came home for who afterwards died from the effects
place and two sons Marion and
club room.
a visit to their parents, Wednesday, of the Injury, the sum of $2500.
John Veatch of Cottage G rove,
Prof. Terrill, of the I", of O. was
evening, from California.
Oregon and many friends.
MtsR Frances Beatty returned In theeity Tuesday, on Ids way to
turned Thursday
morning from Bohemia where he will have charge of
Marshfield where she tins been spend the assay and laboratory work a t the
"D a n ” the young son ol Mr.
Vesuvius mines during tlie summer.
ing a month's vacation.
and
Mrs. L eR o y Woods had a rc- g
P.ev.
C.
H.
Wooley,
of
Eugene,
was
V
Mrs. B. C. Tabor spent Sunday
m
the
city
Thursday,
coming
here
to
niarkahle
escape from a serious il f
witli friends in Eugene and Mr .Ta
P H Y S I C I A N 6 > S U R G E O N
bor is in Portland on business con conduct tlie funeral of tin* late E. M not fatnl accident on Friday even- y
ofliccs'ov r Hank of f'ottapo Grove
Veatch. He returned on the flyer,
S p e c ia l a t te n tim i
iv t 'ii to l)is( ,is#*s
£
nected with tile elm roll.
ing. H e was riding on the water
of tin* Kyt i ih I Ear.
Thursday evening.
lim
ile.
Main
Miss Mamie Knox, telegraph opera
ICcHhlence,
Main
M.
sprinkler and just west of tbe bridge *
Mrs J. G. Patteson of Klamath
tor at Seattle, who has been visiting
>
»
9 9 9 9 9 9 '
prepared to get off while tbe wagon ?
county
left
here
Monday
afternoon,
relatives In Eugene also visited
was
still
in
motion.
He
slipped
after a tou roverth e valley and spend
frienda in this city on Thursday.
ing a xveek with her brother. Dr. .1.0. and fell under the wagon and before ,
NO M O R E W O R K F O R F A T H E R
Rev. .1. A. Skaggs of Selma, Cali
VanWInkle of this place.
tbe team could be stopped the ■
fornia. will preach at the Presbyter
Mr. 0. C, Brook, an attorney of wheels ran over both his thighs. !
ian church next Sunday morning at
11 o ’clock. The evening service will Pittsburg. Pa., arrived in this city Strange to say he escaped with only
be held In the grove enst of the depot. yesterday afternoon and will spend severe bruises and two hours Inter
the summer here. Mr. Brock is the
Mrs. C. Ross King and Mis» Eva fattier of Mrs. D. J. DuBruille.
was up and around feeling no ef- :
Ambrose returned Wednesday night
Mr. H. K. I.uggar, manager of the fects except soreness.
on the oyerland from nn extended
Willamette Valley Co. at Albany is in
trip to the East where they have been
the city assisting Manager Griggs in
Miss Dessio Harms of the Vogue
visiting Mrs. King's relatives alsotbe
getting things In shape for our new Millinery Is spending» week at l*is-
Jamestown Exposition.
light plant.
ston,
Mrs. T. H. Bingham went to Cot
Charles Hard, of Eugene. ~(M*nt Inst
Mrs. (i. A. \y<* and two daughters
tage Grove this afternoon on a visit.
Tuesday with his father in the city, of Malem are visiting in town with
She was accompanied by Mr. and
and left Wednesday morning for Bo her sister, Mrs, C. G. Gray.
Mrs. Ben Ayres and children, of Aso
The ladies are to Is* commended In
tin, Wash. who have been visiting hemia for bln Hummer outing.
|,pre,—Guard. They were the guests
Mrs Martha Tith erow . of Indepen their efforts to establish a free library
ut least not in (lie night patrol line.
dence, is visiting in Cottage Grove, and the men should help them.
of Mr. and Mrs. David Griggs.
Il' as easy as falling off a hrg to get
guest
at
the
home
of
her-Inter
Mr-.
Mr.
C,
I’nul
Jones
lias
returned
I^evl G<*er, proprietor of the London
the baby to sleep without doing
from the East where he went about
Springs summer resort has instituted Kennedy.
“ sentry go ' on the Issi room carpet.
suit in the circuit court against Pet-
Misses Ruth ami Sadie Blair went to six wi-eks ago to visit his mother.
Come to il ! and we will whisper the
ruelln Durham to quiet title toacei- Portland Sunday mortilug fo ra few
Tom Darker went to Ro-eburg till-* secret aloud to you—" I ’aregorlc,” It
taiu 160 acres of land iu section 14. weeks' visit In Portland with their week to visit the soldier Isjys nnd pre is ft soother for tho r<-tless, teething
sent < apt. Johnson with a “ shield of hab.v, and ensures rest for you also.
township 2» south of range 3 wast
brothers.
l ’ red DeNeffe is attorney for plaintiff.
Mrs. Hattie Stansberry, of Inde honor.’ ’
N o ta particle of danger In it. All
Mr. Anderson who owns a fine pendence, Is visiting at the home of
Hamilton Veatch, John Sehmiitz our drugs nnd medicines are guaran
dairy farm out lieyond Fourth street her nunt, Mrs. It. W. Hastings in this and II. Vensko and their families re teed pure und fresh. Prices an- pop-
turned Thursday from a weeks camp-1 ,,|(ir
Is h a v i n g a modern tow story. * room city.
lug at Disston.
residence built. It will lie supplied
Mr. Ed. Scholl. 11 • popnl ir
with hot and cold water system and spent the day of Wedne«day fishing
hath Contractor W F. Hart assist and rusticating along the H. .X. E.
cotton rags for winch we will pay
.
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J
Cottage Grove. Oregon
ed by Mr. C la ren c e Gilkison. Is doing
12..- cents a pound.
Everybody talk library.
the work.
Free Public Library
Mrs. Andrew (iraham.
We have just received new sam
ples from Lamm & Company
showing the latest styles in
Fall and Winter Suitings
Let us show you something swell
in the New Browns—they are
nohhv.
All of our suits are made to your
measure and have n distinguish-
;ng nir that is a winner.
We carry a
Good
Line
of Fine Bats
The ri,*.;ht colors to match your
new suit
The Toggery
Birlhday Party.
Come and See for Yourself
In Memoriam
E n tir e ly lllcw S to ck of
(Boote Cornino
OUR
STOCK
O f Shoes c a n ’t be Beaten
Oliver Veatch.
General Merchandise—Purveyors to the People
Nearins; Completion
COTTAGE
GROVE
FLOUR MILLS
CHARLES MATTHEWS, Propr.
S uccessor
to
HARTUNG & HANSON.
Narrow Escape
J.°
« vx i Ku-At ,bh one. cion Benson's Pharmacy
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