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K tme line of lints at the Toggery Lurch tins a tine display o f (Ionian India, Lurch’s for bargains In sum kior kco 'I- T ,et „no of those fam ous (Ionian hats a, Lurch s. K o. Tobey of Eugene w as a vlai. [■ here this week. , nroh | h offer 1 uk some 1.1 k bargains shoes this month. c . ogieghy made a business visit Ito Eugene Thursday. linn't fall to see “ The Montana IflirT at the Masonic hall tonight. well dressed men wear the Oor- hut. Seetneni at Lurch's. Mr Frank Crabtree was lu Eugene 'Thursday attending legal business. , Callut the Toggery and see those (beautiful shades of brown an-1 grays. Miss Margaret W oods of Eugene Muted for a day in this city tills Attention Is called to the auction sale of real estute advertised in this issue The objects of tills sule are tw o fo ld : First, to sell some prop erty at any price the public is willing to puy for rt Second, to let the great commonwealth of Lane county know it has a seaport through which it may scad to market its vast products by water ami thereby save to its people enormous sums In transporta tion. The forests of Lane county contain thirty four thousand million feet of lumber, equal to 42 , 500,000 transportation tons of freight. A su\ing of only ten cents per ton would lie .•$4,250,000 in the products of the timber holders of Lane county. It w i l l not belong until our people discover they can save from one to three dollars per ton by sending their lumber to market via Hinslaw Hay. The mills at Florence are demonstrat ing this fact every day and when the enterprising people of the whole county realize the force of this fact, it will not take the town of Florence long to grow Into a city of ten to fifteen thousand population as Aber deen, Washington has done. Flor ence now enjoys a rate to San Francisco of only $.3 0« to $6.00 per ton, a great handicap in its favor. Loyal Temperance Legion ; I.sst Sunday afternoon at 3 o ’clock the Loyal Temperance Le gion held a “ Harvest H om e’ ’ meet- mg at the M. K. church in honor ot the birthday of Frances I«;. W il lard A large crowd was present aud the following program by the little folks was listened to: i w , L- N° nK” ..........................I-;Klon Bible reading L'clon Processtonn1“ Jubilee Hung'‘ ....Legion Scientific Temperance Fla" Exercise........................... Recessional “ Onward we ' A v a ^ Marching” ........................ U glon Resolutions of Respect. We have just received new sam ples from Lamm & Company showing the latest styles in From Cascade Tent No. f i f i , Knights of the Maccabees W’ i e your committee appointed to diaft resolutions of respect upon the death of our brother Sir Knight, James H. Teeters who departed this life Oct. 7th, 1907. We report this biography and resolution. He was born in Boonville, Mo. Sept. 27th, 1H;I4 and was married 1° Miss Anna Williams in Idaho City, Idaho, Dec. Sth, 1864. He leaves u widow and five children. Three sons Shelby, Charles nnd George and two daughters, Mrs. Laura Doolittle of Cottage G rove and Mrs Elleu Mitchell o f Pleasaut Hill. ( )nce upon a time There wasn't any wine W hat then did the people do? There can’t, he a doubt They all did without And vet they were healthy too. ............ Master Verne Briggs. \\ hereas, the members of Cas Recitation “ A Temperance Harvest"................Roy Neil Ventcli cade Tent in our association with Exercise, | recitation and Mr. Teeters had learned to love uud week. chorus)...... ....................... Six gills respect him, therefore be it, Leeitatiou, *‘ 1 woofleriuga Dr. L. W. Brownof Eugene was a t „,••■•;•;............................. Opal Whltelv Lending p r o f e s s i o n a l business here Resolved, that our T eat lias lost \\ ashmgtonian Fledge Song. Legion [this week. a worthy and trustful member, one t resentntlon ntution of basket basket of grapes and bottle oi grapi Mrs. Frank Sklllmau of Grants Pass that was respected by all, that the juice to hospital............... i. . . . wiis a visitor here this week guest of It is said that an Albany official Melba Macy and Margaret Thomas I bereaved 1111,1 luving W«f» and child jjln. Dora Fields. a while back pul a local option de Song “ Little Temples ren have lost a kind ami loving liua- Mr. and Mrs. John Scott of Coni tective, with a tramp appearance on , •••......Dpul Hart and Nila Compton Hoxology iicucdii'tlon band and father, the community a are the happy parents of a !» to several blind pigs lie didn't have Collection worthy friend In his list, and some think this Is a pound daughter born Oct. 6. Resolved, that we extern! to the New Skating Rink. The price of admission to I lie Mov- joke. It may not have Urn so, hut fug Picture h I iow tonight will be 15 It. Is n story that is going the rounds. sorrowing ones our sympathy as and cents. No reserved seats. Democrat. Messrs. T. C. Abrams and Jacob suring tinm that we mourn with lOOacres bottom land, 90 acres un- Mrs, N. E. Compton went to Cres- Fladager have leased the lower tin in in this great affliction. Be it !iler cultivation on railroad, 10 miles well yesterday for an over-Sunday story of the Young building at the further, ¡Iromtown. F inoai . H inds . vl»lt with friends. Resolved, that a copy of these corner uf Wall and River streets, It will pay yon to call at Lurch's and will open a skating rink about resolutions be furnished our local [storeand Inspect Ids fine line of dress M. t . Church Reception the firm «.f November. They have papers for publication aud a copy 1*00,1: Clias. Briineuu and Win. I.aniless purchased 50 pairs new, la eat im be sent to each member of the be W ednesday evening the people of attended a meeting of the Elks at. Ku- The reaved family and a copy be spread the M E Church gave their new proved, ball-bearing skates Igene Wednesday. on our minute books Hoor will be put n first-class condi pastor Rev. Nickle and family a re 10 acres In Gowdyvllle, fine Im- ception, welcoming him into their H. V knske tion. The room "ill be papered Imovemeuts price 12800. F ingai . J. W. M ii . sk midst. and painted aud well lighted and F. G. S tiller The seats were rearranged so as •'The Villiau Still Pursued H er.” at everything will be new aDd clean. Committee [theMasonic hall tonight by the Rich to leave spaces at the East and West ends o f the church where Messis Abrams aud Fladager are [nioml Moving Picture Company booths were both residents of this city and will Silk Creek Items. Aaensullon was created in Albany prettily decorated mis week by the arrest of three of its placed. The ladies served coffee do well. Miss Ada Collins visited relatives pnmdnenl business men for selling and cake aud coca and cake at each o f these. At the north end, here Friday and Saturday. ■per. Entertainment Tonight. opening into the League room, lem- The Misses Amanda and Helen Fos Mrs. F. I). Wheeler is lu Corvallis orade wns served. ter called on Miss Alice Wheeler the attending; the State Convention of The Richmond Moving Picture After introductions and refresh first of the week. me Woman's Christian Temperance ments, a short but excellent pro Company will give one of their pop ¡Inlon Mr. L. G. Paap called nt the home gram was rendered. ular entertainments at the Masonic of .1 ( Iverliolser Sunday evening. The Wheeler, Harms, Hall and v ta y orj. I Jones, also Superin Hall tonight and will show for the Messrs Roy and Albert Wheeler, Compton limiting party left this week tendent ot the Sunday School, w el (or a ten days hunting trip on the comed Rev. Nickle in behalf o f the first time in this city the Great Almon and Lloyd ( ) wens ami Misses ¡Maw Church and Sunday School. Mr. Success, “ The Montana G irl,” the Amy Owens and Nellie Wheeler at Mr. A. F. O’Neil, who has undergone W . A. Hogate spoke on the sub scene of which is laid in the Mon tended an ice cream social at Lynx purcessfnl operation at the Cottage ject, “ The Needs o f the C hurch.” tana forests, and the story deals Hollow Saturday night. Mrs. Z. Collins oi Springfield is vis Krove hospital returned home this Mrs. Compton spoke for the Mis with the love of two cowboys for a iting her parents Mr. and Mrs. John peek to Astoria. sionary Society of the cbtirch. a pretty muiden. This picture 1 ms Damewnod of this plaee. 44 acres, river bottom , 0 under cul Laura Hefty, for the Epwortb tivation, no Improvement, .‘1 miles League, Mrs. J. M. Isham for the been running in Portland for two Miss Ellen Fox lias arrived and ex [Iromtown. 1400 cash. F inoal H inds Ladies Aid Society, Mrs. F. D. weeks to crowded houses. Mr. pects to attend school at the AcadeJ Miss Ella Dickerson, one of the W heeler spoke on the subject of Richmond has secured it at a great my. teachers in the High School at this “ Mere Man” . Rev. Elkins of the deal of expense and guarantees it to Mr. E. A. Wheeler and wife anil Mr. place went to her home at Drain to Christian Church extended Rev be one of his best productions. He A. H. Owens and wife and three sons •pend Sunday. Nickle a welcome for all the who left 1 month ago to visit relatives also has a number of new illustrated In Minnesota arrived home Thursday. Fred Itouney o f Eugene has ac churches of this city and expresse«’ songs. The company needs no in Geo. Miller and wife of Divide at cepted the position with the Willam the g ood feeling between them and the willingness to co-operate in troduction here, and will no doubt tended church service here Saturday. ette Valley Co. made vacant by the their work for the same end. have a crowded house. resignation of T. C. Abrams. Mrs. Wilson and son Otto also Kyle Rev. Nickle replied that he was Kendall were guests of Mrs. M F. J. K. Palmer has sold his general quite satisfied that his lot had been Babcock Saturday. Married. merchandise store on the east side to cast with these people for a time and James F. Miller. Mr. Miller w ill con although he was not a perfect man, Grandma Babcock i? visiting her tinne the business at the same place he sincerely wished and hoped that The wedding of two o f Cottage daughter Mrs. W. N. Wheeler this lOOacres bottom land, no acres un- the church and all whom he mav G rove's popular youug people took week. uer cultivation, 3 fine springs, house become connected with, will be H. M. Dninewood went to Eugene place Wednesday, Oct. 9, 1907 at tarn and orchard 10 miles from town Monday and lie now lias a tine span benefited by his coming. adjolnimr Dorena. Price $4000. Easy the Gross hotel at Eugene, Judge of mares andka hack. T h e musical numbers were fine terms. F isoal H inoal . Chrisman officiating, the contract .1 ( iverliolser and son Frank drove The quar Miss Orpha Harms, a telegraph op and were appreciated ing parties being Mr Mack Stewart their engine out Tuesday. enttorat Eugene came up Saturday tette, Dr. and Mrs. Van Winkle, and Miss Vinuie Stocks. The wed ,0 spend Sunday with her mother Miss Beebe nnd Mr. Ishatn. sang Mrs. Harms. She returned to Eugene beautifully and the duet sang by ding was a quiet affair only the im Misses Beebe and Audersou and mediate relatives of the bride and Monday night. the solo by Mr. J . M. Isham com •Mrs. Jean Ellis, who gave a course groom living present. pared equally to the quartette. d Phrenological lectures in this city The bride wore a handsome gown j D. C Baughman. Prop r. lent spring is now giving a course of o f white satin trimmed with lace. [ lectures in Stnvton. Her son is now Raise in W ater Rates. She is one ot our highly esteemed 1 «udent in the O. A. C. at Corvalli young ladies with many friends, j T h e W ater Committee o f the City HAY. GRAIN. fiert Willard, who lost his foot in The groom is a young man of: railway accident a t Roseburg re Council met this week and after in FLOUR. MILL FEED excellent character and well re ^utly, is still in the hospital at Port vestigating the matter thoroughly, POULTRY SUPPLIES spected. The young couple will! »ml and is recovering rapidly, which will le good news to ids many friends have decided to raise the water make their home at Star, Oregon. rates, to take effect November ist. Those present were: Mr. Albert Cottage Grove, Oregon. There will be fcrvlces at the Catho- The rate for domestic purposes has Stocks, the bride’ s lather, Mr. and j Phone: Office US. Residence 215. 1 Church in this city next Sunday, b ;e n raised from 75 cents to $1 per Mrs. J. B. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. j ,‘e'' ’■•dher Fitzpatrick officiating. month. The railroad company, C. A. Harlow, Mabel Harlow, I’ earl i , ||Tang,.",p,)t, nrp |)P|ng made where printing offices, livery barns, etc., Stewart, Mr George Petty, Mr. j !J .wl11 be In permanent charge of will also be raised but the commit emission and there will Is- regular Smith tee has not decided just how much. »rvirea hereafter. Mrs. Hall, formerly of this city bnt The committee has also decided to Will Wove on Farm, cause the consumer to pay the ex W 01 Cottage Grove Is spending S ' wltl) °M friends in this city, pense o f putting in new taps, which Mr Hamilton Veatch has retired j nerdaughter, Miss Etta is elerking has in the past been paid by the from the real estate business and j » «tore there, and her son. Frank. sold bis residence property in this " rp,nrn to Corvallis to finish his city. r' f »l O. A. C— Corvallis Gazette citv to Mr. Frank Crabtree He I Monthly School Report. bas purchased the farm of Mr. Jnrriage licenses were issued Wed Crabtree about five miles east o f . ''ten" tQ ,1|P b l o w i n g : Malcom Report of the Cottage Grove schools this city and will move there next r „ „ art' 20 years and residing at ¡u ‘ *r°ve, and Vlnie Ellen for school calendnr month ending week Mr. Veatch makes the change That youthful appearance can only j . " and residing at Star; Oct. 4th .... 12 for the benefit of his health. Me In- preserve«! by the use »1 good reli „ ¡'a •• Smith, 34, of Silver Lake No. davs taught................... ...386 are sorry to lose him as a resident, able Toilet articles. W en - | Ml ns v - Huatck, 26. of Dorena. Total enrollment................. Total days attendance............... but hope the change will be bene j [<irtjc„|sr about the grn«le of our er 1 knows the Richmond Total days absence..................... » n« about tf«*- nio*t tlier111! ie,l,rp Company do just as No. times tardy..... ........ ....... I" fidai. “ T »‘Irertlse _____ . J l . .'otstly dniK In onr store. You can No. pupils neither absent orta rd y *»» Average no. belonging........ “ r u t; Mr G- A. Westgate of Albany , take our word for anything that we 35 under cultivation, small Average dally attendance........... offer in this line, etc. has bsen appointed Surveyor-G en Per cent of attendance......................., mile, i * O0fl bam and springs 5 No. visits by parents.......... ...... - i” ? ' eral of Oregon to succeed the late good r' ,rn town' H mile from school No. of visits by member« of school John D Daly- An excellent ap 8 m ), r' rCh'l r '1 l * n ' 1 p ric e t ' 2 '’0 - F m w A f . board ............................................. .;. i». B aco B max . Cottage Grove. Oregon Snpt. Schools pointment. *n ’*°*> Printing—le a d e r Office. Fall and Winter Suitings Let us show you somethin«» swell in the New Browns—they are nohbv. All ot our suits are made to your measure and have a distinguish ing air that is a winner. We carry a Good Line of Fine Hats The right colors to match your new suit. The Toggery I '- * ' ^ t GRIFFIN & VEATCH CO. D e a le r s in We also handle all kinds of F arm ing C ream Sporting G oods G u n s a n d A m m u n ition , Ftc Remember We Buy for Quality. - Call on Griffin & Veatch Co. HAT STYLES F or F a-ìl 1907. — AT— L U R C H ’S You need not be ashamed to look in the glass if you wear a GENERAL FEED STORE “ G O R .D O N ” H A T See East Show Window. CENTRAL OREGON STATE NORMAL SCHOOL Drain, Oregon. The Central Oregon State Normal School at Drain will j Benson's Pharmacy Machinery S e p arators, OPEN SE P T E M B E R 17 . Normal. A cadem ic, ami Commercial courses. Ftrong Faculty, well equipped Physical and C hem ical Ls bra tories. A large Training School and a good library. Send lor Catalogue. A. L. BRIGGS, Rres. THF I FÜhFD I nU L L n l/L K , Drain, Ore. The Most Popular Paper of Cottage Grove
