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are a number of Eugene, homes that have u deadly fear of the j At the Woman's Club. The Oddfellows’ Picnic. street curs. It has been the work ot The Woman's Club held their their owners for several days to try to We have just received new sam A (ine line of luit» ut the Toggew. accustom them to their passing. Assembly Day Saturday afternoon. The three links were greatly in ples from Lamm & Company Lurch ha* a Une display of Herdan Some of the owners tlrst ride the ani It was the first meeting of the club evidence on Monday, the day se showing the latest styles in mals when tho ears are running and hats year and was made a gula day, Mrs. lected for the anuual picnic given Dr. Oglesby wuh I d Eugene Wednes all around them when they have Goodman, Thompson and Johnson by the Oddfellows of this place. It »topped. They then hitch them to a day- the hostesses. The meeting Avas unfortunately a disagreeable CallatLurch’« for bargains In Hum cart uml drive them down near the being was held in the new quarters ol the day alternating with sunshine aud cars and dually hitch them to a mer good"« buggy. It Is the purpose to get the Commercial Club. Mrs. Job’s talk, shoAvers.the showers predominating, The Leader will take wood on suit- animals so that ludies can dii\-e them as president of the club, brought so the exercises were held in the scription. Let us show you something swell without danger. There have been much applause for the clever turn OddfelloAvs hall and all out door (iet one of those famous Gordan many badly frightened horses lately. she gave it. Tho program leaders pleasures postponed. in the New Browns—they are Yesterday there were several team» hats at Lurch's. A good crowd ot Kebekahs, Odd Yes, Hinds Is selling property, lie climbing on to the sidewalk. One tor the first regular rneetiug an fellows nobby. and visitors however gath buggy had a wheel mashed down and nounced their subjects, and the might sell yours. All of our suits are made to your ered at the hall and a flee lunch Lurch Is offering some big bargains there were several other minor acci year's work coaitueoced. was served, after which all were de dents occasioned by frightened ani the business was disposed In shoes this month. measure and have a distinguish They will get over it after a Of After the social time followed and the lightfully entertained by music and Hinds is buying and selling all mals. while.—Register. ing air that is a winner. kinds of reft I estate. lavendar tea party begun The siugiug and other exercises during The Commercial Club are making Fingul Hinds, the Heal Estate man arrangement» for a house warming flowers and decorations were all in the atteruoon. The oration, how We carry a made Kugeue a visit this week. ever was postponed until the even lavendar. The favors were laven tho near future when they will ask T, tV. Jenkins and Clias. Reese were In their friends to spend an evening with dar tea cups and the best tea ing when the hall was again well in Eugene on business this week. them in their new and handsome guesser, drs. Compton, won aj filled »nd the visitors highly enter All well dressed men wear the Gor- quarters. They are also making ar dainty china tea cup and saucer as tained by a fine address by Hon. A. tlnn hat. Seetnem ut Lurch’*. rangements for a “ladies day-’ In LeRoy, Grand Chaplain, and others The right colors to match your Call at the Toggery ami see those which the wives, daughters and lady a prize. alter which another lunch was beautiful shades of brown and grays. friends of the memls-rs may go for Refreshments including three new suit. 10 whlch a11 wcrt‘ '" vi,el1 to The Brown Shoe Co. shoes can’t one afternoon and evening each shades of tea closed the afternoon's i*erved partake, and so plentiful was the lie heat. Sold by Oliver Veateh. mouth and partake of the Club's hos gayety. X supply that a third luncheon was pitality. This I h an excellent move to call at Lurch’s on Irelialf of the club, and no doubt It will pay you j set during the evening. The pic- store and In Inspect Ills fine line of dress “ladles day” will become very popu Died. nicers, although obliged to forego ««"d“ Last Sunday Sept. 2!», John Wesley following the prepared program, Our stock consists of »lithe latest lar.At a meeting of the Commercial Currin died at liis home in thi* dry at was a fine success and much en styles selected from point* east. Monday evening the membership the age of 65 years. M ary B aktei . h . Club was reduced to *10 until December Thus passes away another pioneer joyed by ill who attended. Attorney Medley was attending fee 1st. lias also taken up the aud a much beloved resident of our legal business at the county seat Wed matter The of eluli Loses His Foot. Improving Railroad street John Wesley Curriu was horn nesday. and is having an ordinance drafted for city. in Virginia, May 5. 1842. At the Mrs. Herbert Eakin left yesterday that purpose, to be presented to the fora week's visit with her sister in Council at Its next meeting. This age of ten years his family moved Bert Willard, who is a brakesman Portland. street is in a bad condition and cer to Missouri, from which state in on the Southern Pacific met with Miss Clara Smyth of Oakland, Cali tainly “ needs fixing" and no doubt 18(17 he and liis brother crossed the an accident at Roseburg Monday, m fornia, was a guest at the homo of the City Council will act with the plains and came to Oregon settling bv which he lost his right foot. He § Wi J£nttvcl\> llìcvv Stoch of club in the matter. Mrs. Eakin this week. in Lane county. In 1872 he re was standing by the side of his Having sold my farm lam obliged WANTK l)—At this office, elt-Ry to Missouri and married train when another engine which cotton rags for which we will pa to sell my stock Including my select turned lDv\> (3oob8 dom ino unseen by him. in passing, Miss Lucy Cunningham November was ed herd of Jersey cows, registered 2^ cents a pound. knocked him down, running over China hogs, full blood Ply 5, 1873 and remained in that state his right leg cevering his foot just Mrs. Felix Currin has been unite dl Roland mouth Itock and White Leghorn until 18113 ivheu lie again came to above ankle. He was taken during the past week, at last account* chickens and Bronze turkeys, beside« Cottage Grove, where he lias since through the on the flyer Monday night she was improving rapidly. bead of heavy horses and a driving resided. to Portland, his Miss Olive, Mr. Walter, father of Mrs. C. F. ;t team. I am going to sell at private At the early age ot twenty he accompanying him sister, from this place. Walker of this city Is here from Prine- sale. For Information call at the Of Shoes can’t be Beaten was also in the accident n short vllle for a visit with his daughter. farm one mile east of Saginaw or at became converted and united with Ho time ago that occurred botAveen here A number of Cottage Grove sports my office in Cottage Grove. F. B. the Methodist church. He has al and Saginaw, and this one makes have been out after Chinas tills week PHII.I.II’S. ways been identified with the inter the third one in which ho lias been. All report to have gotten the limit. ests this denomination and has The Methodist Association in Con Hinds will show yon some beautiful ference at Portland last week, raised been of piomineut in all things per Coming Winter Attractions, lots on the installment plan, only have $80,000 at one meeting as an endow General Merchandise—Purveyors to the a few, get one before they are gone. ment fund for the Willlamette Fnl- taiuitig to the church and almost The Midland Lyceum Bureau, of Mrs. If. Venske aud children have vereity. Mayor Jones of this place continuously held such church of Des Moines Iowa, will again favor returned from an extended visit at contributed $1000 and a number of fices as Class Leader, Steward, Cottage Grove with their excellent Mrs. Venske’s home in Wisconsin. other donations ranging from $10oo Trustee, etc. Was a zealous worker series of literary and musical enter Mr. and Mrs. H.S. Knowlton left to $40,000 lias been promised, which his daily lite testified to his tainments, having engaged the Thursday for Yoncalla to attend the will raise the fond to $250,000 by Jan and sincerity. He leaves a wife, one Christian church building for the marriage or their neice Miss Mabel nary 1st. ng winter. son and trvo daughters and four comi Hannah. The first number being Hon. Phillips Bros, is the name of a new brothers to inoum his loss. The Indies of the M. E. church are plumbing establishment opened in Joseph G. Camp of Georgia, on« of ready to do comfort tacking for any thi« city. They are brothers of Mr. The funeral took place on Mon the leading orators of the day who one desiring that kind of work done. F B. Phillips the Real Estate dealer, day, the services being held on the « ill speak here Oct. 18tb; season Inquire of M rs . J. M. I siiam . nnd flrst-elaas workmen. Their shop M. E. church which 'vas largely at tickets with reserved seats on sale nt the Express office, over eighty Thos. Abrums hns resigned his po I h in Dr. Hehleef’s building near the tended by liis numerous friends, seats been already engaged, sition with the Willamette Vnlley Co. bridge. neighbors and the citizens. The don’t having delay securing. In this city and accepted the night W. C. Johnson has purchased of floral offerings were numerous and clerkship In the postotfiee. Oliver Veateh his entire stock of gen Died in Minneapolis, Yon will bo looking for a tine lot, eral merchandise and groceries and the services were conducted by Rev close in when It will be to late, only a will move them them into Ills present Beatty. The remains Avere followed few left. Ask Hinds to show them to quarters. Mr. Veateh will engage in to the Shields cemetery by a large Mr. C Paul Jones received the you. Payments to suit buyers. they were w e r p I sa<* DeW8 Sunday morning of the business but has not decided number of people, where they J. Fladagcr, who has been in the other death of his mother at her home in | just what it will be. laid to rest. employ of the Willamette Valley Co. Miss Anna Oglesby left Thursday Minneapolis. She had been ill tor nt this plnce for the past year hns re- evening for Colfax, Washington, some time and Mr Jones visited I signed and will engage other business. where she has accepted a position In her for a month this summer. When W. C. T U. Social he left she was fast improving, Air F M. Phillip« h n s purchased the Western Fnlon Telegraph office. j with prospects for a complete re- the lot on Main street on which bis Dr. Klme returned Thursday from Last Tuesday evening the Icovery and he was greatly surprised real estate office stands, nnd Intends weeks stay at Bandon, where Women's Christian Temperance j, „ hear of her death. Mr. Jones early In the spring to commence the a lie three w a s looking after property inter Pnion gave a social at the home of j pas t|ie sympathy of his many erection of a brick building. ests. Mr. and Mrs. N. E Compton which friends in his great loss. Every day an opening at The Ideal Miss Eunice Van Denbcrg enter wa" a very enjoyable affsir A pro Millinery. Ladies of Cottage Grove tained a number of her friends last gram consisting of a vocal duet by and vicinity are Invited to inspect our Friday evening I)r. and Mrs. Van Winkle, a vocal at Whist. stork at all times. solo by Mrs. Van Winkle, an instru Everything to he found In our store In.v F rances B arrett . mental duet by Miss Clark and date. Mrs. Van Winkle and a reading by Miss Chloe Clark of Wood burn lias entirely new aud up to D. C. Baughman. Prop r. M B . . . Mrs. Grey was greatly eujoyed and been visi'lng Mrs. J. O. Van Winkle followed by a guessing contest and •if this city, she returned home Wed enjoyable Afternoon. charades, for which pretty prizes nesday to take up her Avork as teacher were given. Later in the evening | In the school*. excellent lunch was serx'cd. The Fighting is bndfor the eyes nnd bad Mrs. H. O. Thompson, Mrs. F. an white ribhoners proved themselves B. Phillips and Mrs. W. H. Abrams for the pocket-book and should be royal and the guests avoided. There is always a better entertained at the home of Mrs. H. present entertainers hope fer a continuation of and more manly way of settling little Thompson Friday afternoon, the socials during the winter. disputes than pounding at each other O. Oct. 4, a “Pie L>*ncheon" being the like heathens. Pev. Nickle, the newly appointed leading feature of the afternoon at yy^y ^ o t an Opera HoilSe? Phone; Office 1.15 pastor of the M. E. Church will oc which chicken pie and salad, cream cupy the pulpit In that church to aud mince pie »wie served. At the A number of Collage Grove morrow morning nnd evening. His conclusion an immense ‘Jack Hor people attended the opera' The family will remove here some .time ner Pie” was brought in and each Isle of Spice,” at Eugene last tills month. It is to be hoped that be guest “ptit in her thumb and pulled night. fore another year goes by Cottage lion t forget the Midland Lyceum out a plum ” A pie guessing con | Grove will have an Opera house ot attractions, the most popular enter test and pie making were other her own. It is one of our great tainers abroad for the winter; lion. j needs anti would be a paying in Joseph <}, Camp, “The O rator of the features ot the program. two story brick somh" speaks Oct. lstli in Cottage Those present were: Mesdames vestment are Three to he built here dur Grove. Reserve your tickets now at Briggs, Compton, Chambers, Eakin. buildings the coming winter and spring the Express office. Goodman. Job, J. I. J™es. Ffed ing and whv not agitate the question of Russell, Wheeler, Benson Conner, A friend of the Cottage Grove Hall, DuBrtiille, King, J . D . Phil fitting the uppir sto.-y of one of Methodist Church received the fol lips, Mundy, Paine, Brund, Medley, them into a fbst-class play house. lowing regarding their new pastor. A Hemenway, D Hemenway, I think yon have one of the best men Johnson, Rosenberg, Farewell Reception That youthful np', earance cun only Lurch, V an ui the Conference for your pastor, Winkle, Kime, Russell, ----------- | I h * preserved by the u*«* of pood roll- Brown, •’ev. Nickle is not a Nickle CalilsT, Walker, C. P. Jones. The members of the M. E. church‘„ li ,. Toilet articles. We’re just n* hut Is way up. He Is grand. tendered Rev. Beatty and family a particular about the grade d onr J W. S . farewell reception at the home of Toilet articles ns about at The Opening Mayor Jones last night. A large r„stly dm« In onr store Mr and Mrs. Walter L. McFarland Millinery crowd was present and the evening take onr word for anyth! of Marshfield are In the city visiting Vogue. pleasantly spent. Refreshments were 0ffer |n this line “ friends. Mr. MeFarlnnd is tliecashier "f the First. National bank of that All ladles are invited to attend onr served, speeches were made and on I •'¡tv and well known to many of our Benson’s Pharmacy j l H E L E A D E R . businessmen. Mrs. McFarland is an Parlors. S«t. Sept *, W7. Cottage Grove old resident of Cottage Grove.—Reg M agìe & H arm ». I aud happiness in their new home ister. Fall and Winter Suitings Good Line of Fine Hats The Toggery Omic and Sec (or Yourself I OUR STOCK Oliver Veateh. People GENERAL FEED STORE art trange aptf i s
