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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1907)
Hon. T . G . H ailey, o f Portland, COMPANY E BENEFIT THANKSGIVING DAY will deltvor the address o f the E u gene E lks’ M em orial Services to be We have just received new sam Next Thurrday Evening at the Ar held there tom orrow afternoon, A How it Was Spent in Cottage Grove ples from Lamm & Company mory— The Program. r jith n ) in Eugene yester- num ber o f E lks from this oity will -Services at Churches. showing the latest styles in attend. M business. On next Thursday evening De D. i . Wood lias returned T h e ladies of the Presbyterian Never was a Thanksgiving day loonthi Wait at Portland. ch u rch w ill h old a market in cember 5th, there will be a grand more generally observed or appro Daily Hawkins visited in Pearce B r o s.’ w indow next Satur benefit entertainment given by priately celebrated in Cottage Grove. d a y afternoon, Dec. 7 . A ll kinds home talent for Company E. Mrs. The weather was all that could be yesterday Ezzie Chase of San Francisco, has Let us show you something swell f J. C. Johnson was in ot X mas articles and edibles will asked, clean streets and crossings been here for the past two weeks oo business Saturday alter- he offered far sale. bad their par as wall as the chrys in the New Browns—they arc preparing the entertainment. Mrs. Mrs. F. E. Billinger, of Albany, anthemums and fresh budding Chase has had much to do with nobby. roses that adorn the yards o f so Abbott o f this city is w ill deliver an address on the work (ss Orpbi amateur theatricals and promisee o f the Christian W o m e n ’ s Board o f many beautifully kept homes o f our All o f our suits are made to your ber grandparents at E u - the people of Cottage Grove some Missions at the Christian cburch city. The merchants all closed measure and have a distinguish thing good in the way o f a nice, their stores at 11 o ’clock and until Sunday evenin g. There will be clean, entertaining program. The J . Hopkins, of the E u gene ing air that is a winner. after two o ’clock the streets were special m usic. proceeds of the evening go towards ^Co., was in the G rove yes- deserted for the home. Katie Finnerty is teaching in the helping Company E pay for the We carry a The usual quick lunch of our C ottage G ro v e schools, and things piano aad chairs recently purchased busy merchants gave place to a liss, Kena Baker o f the T ele- m ove w hen K atie gets after them. by them for use in the armory. Exchange, visited in Eugeno real dinner with the family and the W e e x p e c t to bear o f her in the The program speaks for itselt: familiar phrase "lik e mother used Silverton sch ools some of these I. to make” was expressed more than A. Zurell, of the Brown Lum ber days -w h o said cake?— Drain Non The right colors to match your A JEALOUS BACHELOR. once while the mince pies, plum wie a business visitor at E u- pareil. Charlie Brown, A Bachelor,......... new suit. ................................... Albert Zerull pudding and other good things vtsterday. Miss E th el T a y lor, an Oregon Harry Tillman, an Englishman,... were being enjoyed. In addition JI r . Long, wile o f C. T . L on g g irl visiting in C h icago writes to a .................................J. C. Johnson ibt Graham has returned from a friend in E u g en e saying that two Cunningham, u newspaper reporter, to the family at home, from seeing ..................................... I us. Patton the many absent members o f fami to Portland. large O regon apples are up for show Doc, a friend of Charlie’s,........‘ ‘ Peg’ ’ lies alight from the train one would S.E. Stevens and wife, of Ku in a w iudow on Fifty-fifth street in Mr. Green, a true husband,......... almost guess that it was a home ..............................H EarlSImeral . are visiting with friends in C h icag o and are attracting consid coming day. Fritz, Charlie’s colored servant,... tttige Grove. erable attention. ...................................... Roy Baker The ladies of the M. E. church On account of the printers eating M arriage licenses were issued Mary, the belle -of the season.... served their annual Thanksgiving ............................. Miss Maud Blair I«y on Thanksgiving the Leader this w eek a- follow s: Theodore I. diuner in the church at which 250 Mrs. Green, an old man’s darling. one day late. G laspey, aged 20, o f Fall Creek, .................................... Ezzie Chnst plates were laid. The dinner was Mr. Milton Clow, wife and liaby, and M innie Belle Lapp, aged 17 o f Scene I—The bachelor apartments a great success and especially so tThanksgiving with Mr. C lo w ’s M nrcola; Peter Tonale, aged 28 and of Mr. Brown; Scene II—The home of was the social time held after din M intie M illier, aged 18, both ot Mrs. Green, where Mary has been ner when all visited together for a ta of this city. De&lers in spending her vacation; Scene III— few hours. At the churches ser Mi« Cora Green auu the Misses Divide. The railroad station. of Drain, visited friends in Harry Hart received a letter from During this sketch the following vices were held. A t 9:30 a. m. Mnss was celebrated at the Catho city last week. relatives in England telling him o f songs will be introduced : I Am Barely Making a Living and lic church and Father Fitzpatrick Dr. George Wall, of E ugene, the death of his father’ s youngest That is All.” preached a splendid sermon. In brother at the same hour bis father i professional visit to Cottage We also handle all kind* ot So Long, Mary.” the evening at the Presbyterian Jas. H art died. T h ey were also =rov«tbis week. ‘I am up In the Air About Mary.” church union services were held, II District Attorney Skipworth, o f buried at the same hour, the one in Kev. Elkins of the Christian cburch On an Automobile Honey-moon was in town yesterday W a les B. C ., the other here. Creeim Separators, Sporting floods .................................... Blair Sisters delivering the sermon and special T h e regu lar m onthly meeting o f aking after the hoboes. music was rendered by the city Guns and Ammunition. Etc III Mrs. Dr. Job returned on the the C alapooia Poultry Association choirs. It blew, blew, blew” ................. ige Grove local Sunday even- w ill he h eld Tuesday evening, D e ......The Cottage Grove Opera Co Remember We Buy for Quality. - Call on cem ber 10 , at the office o f the pres from a visit to Corvallis. IV Woodmen Officers. id em , F. H. Rosenberg. Superin A GAME OF SOLO Mias Orpha Harms, telegraph op- tendent H . C- Schellhous will be John Hallicy. a loving husband,... 'orat Eugene spent Tbanksgiv- ........................................... A. Zerull present and tell some interesting The Woodmen ot the World held h her mother in this city. Oie Ole, a Sweed servant............. things about chickens. their regular meeting last evening ...................................J. C. Johnson F. B McGuire o( Cottage G rove and the following officers were M r. and Mrs. O. A . Faust, Mr. Sarah, Ole ’9 sweet-heart............. siegistered at the Hotel M cClel- ........................... Edyth Spaulding elected for the coming term: and Mrs. C. O. Hudson, M r. and latRoeeburg Thursday. Aunt. Betty, an old maid,.............. Consul Commander, A. Brewer; Mrs. W . W . Branstetter, Mr. and ................. ...Miss Abbte Johnson K ilG lQ t !s fc »*» -L »♦ >>*» .1. .( a .*< . (x .V «(, Tht regular nnnual election o f Mrs, J. C. M cElrov, Miss Ella Adviser Lieutenant, Dr. J. O. Van Maud Hallicy, a bride of one month cersof the Commercial C lub w ill ...................................... Ezzie Chase Winkle; Clerk, C. H. VanDenberg; H endershot, Miss Edna W hite, held next Monday evening. Scene I—T he home of the Hallicy Banker, D. B. Chamberlain: Escort, M iss Hazel Hodkinson, Mrs. Con- ■ W. Kirk, who is attending noyer, A u stin H am pton, T ed Coop family—going to the Colonel’s reocp John Veatcb, Watchman. J. Huff; tion; Scene If—Returning from the iooUt Eugene, spent Thanks- er and lloscoe R iley, of Eugene, reception; Scene III—At bretikffist Sentry, L Taylor; Trustee, B. Mc- agwith his parents in this city . attended the military ball in this the following morning. Largest and Cheapest Millinery Establishment in K ibben; Physician, Dr. Van Winkle; ÌI (During this act Mr. Zerull will A the city, will hold a The social session held after bus I™. F. J. Hard came dow n from city T h ursday night. sing : “ There’s No One .lust Like V ou- iness was over was enjoyed, especi Sweet-henrt." lens Tuesday afternoon and T h e E u gene Lum ber Company FO UR HO UR SALE V ally the refreshments which con it a few days with Mr. H ard closed d o w n M onday night, and it xl Male Quartette, Life Boat Crew Potts,Johnson, LnCnre, Edwards sisted of wedding cake and the is som ew hat indefinite when they W oodm an’ s only beverage, pure VI ilr. and Mrs. I. H. Bingham , o f w ill start to running again. Mr. Amhulla Snow and Mandy Johnson water. It’ s no use to ask any of ------ Remarkable Values in------- gene, spent Thanksgiving in this H opkin s hopes to get started again VII them where they got the wedding t at the home of Mr. and Mrs- n ex t M onday if he can get the con TRIMMED AND UNTRIM M ED HATS Ile<l Wing,................. ..........*..... Abide Johnson and Cbrotia cake or who was married, ’ canee rid Greggs. tract w hich they have to finish up. ------ Extraordinary Bargains in------- they won’t tell. Mi« Stella Cochlin, w h o has been A num ber o f shipping orders have ix SH APES, FEA TH ERS, ETC. Thanksgiving Ball. ML iting here for the past tw o weeks been can celled lately on account of A t the request o f a number of irned to her home at W en d lin g , the h igh freigh t rate east. You know our Reputation for Fair Dealing and G ood Values The Thanksgiving ball given at ladies, the Poultry Association has today morning. Mrs. E dyth Tozier Wetherred Come to this Great the Armory Thursday evening by decided to hold the baby show in has been ill in Seattle for several lames E. Sawyer, treasurer o f Company E, O. N. G . was no sur the afternoon at 2:30 instead o f in oglaa county was married at days from nervous exhaustion and prise considering the manner the the evening. This will be much •eburg, Wednesday to Miss Re- may have to defer the trip to Brit party given a short time ago was more convenient for the babies, as ish C olum bia with her Hawaiian ia Rast of that city. handled. The armory wae filled they will be in better humor and Se »ure and visit the m arket at party. T b o party had a very un with ladies and gentlemen, the look prett'er than in the evening uce Bros’ , next Saturday after- pleasant experience in Alaska on afternoon and evening trains when they would be sleepy and x x j * - • \ - » , conducted by the ladies o f accoun t of the bank panic, as they bringing a good number from Eu tired. A number of pretty prizes could not get their drafts honored 1 Presbyterian church. gene and other places. Some o f will be given, among them one for but the difficulty was overcom e -has. Bruneau is im provin g his the Eugene men who brought their the prettiest boy and girl baby un th rough the kindness of friends iperty on T h ird street, in the ladies were Corporal Branstetter, I. der 1 year, and from 1 to 2 years, w ho advanced the money necessary y °f tearing dow n the fence, M. Foust, Corporal Riley, J. C. Mc- and the fattest baby under 18 to g et to Seattle. »ding the lawu, etc. Elroy, D. J. Hudson, Austin Hamp- months. T h e Loader Office has just fin iou, Ilo Smith, Hickey, Cotteral Hr. and Mrs Henry Veatch were C O T T A G E GROVE. O R E G O N . Corvallis last week attending the ished V olum e 1, N o. 1, of ‘ ‘ The and others. Opens T uesday October 15, 1907. A t 11 oleiock a sapper was served dding of Mrs. V ea tcb’ e brother, S u perlative,” the H igh School pa per. It is neatly gotten up and by the wives and other fair oies, • Buchannau, to Miss F in ley. All worthy persons will 1« admitted to the school, the only re w ell edited, and certainly a credit that are in close touch with the quirements being faithfulness at school, and good deportment, at all 'heCottage G rove pu blic sch ools times. The moral influence In the school will be carefully guarded, and to the H ig h School and the "s ta ff.” members of the Military Club. » Thanksgiving offerin g o f a o one who uses indecent, o r profane language, or who Indulges in the It contains som e interesting stories use o fto b a e o o o r alcoholic drinks, or who is in any wny Immoral, will t and vegetables to the B oys written by members o f the senior tie retained in the Academy. > 3irle Aid Society at P ortland Company E Promotions Good moral talks will lie given by the teachers and all will be ex class. T h e cover design, which pected to attend these. liihle Instructions will lx1 given throughout the h s. Goodman and Miss M un- is not excelled by any school pub year, yet no one who attends the school Is obliged t o Join these classes. Major C. C. Hammond, who has The Bitile classes are only for those who desire them. ■ ;P«ut Thanksgiving in Port- lication in the state, was designed Recognized papers will he given to anyone finishing any of the four been appointed exam ining officer 1. Mrs. G oodm an w ill visit and drawn b y Allen Baker, of the courses offered, nnmely: Teacher’ s, Ministerial, Shorthand and Com by Adjutant General Finzer was in mercial. We teach the Chsrtler system of Shorthand, same us Portland od s in Independence before re class o f ’ 08, and must be seen to b ; j the city Monday afternoon and even Business College, For Information address, lic g home. appreciated. It is a fine piece of ing conducting the examination of L. G . P A A P , Principal. Tie ladies of the Presbyterian w ork and Allen w ill surely become 2nd Lieutenant H . K . Metcalf for TCh , will bold their last m arket on e o f our great artists. The Su promotion to 1st Lieutenant and 1st That youthful appearance can only 1 s* »son in Pearce B ros’ . w in- perlative w ill be issued each month Wanted. Duty Sergeant H- H. Petrie tor pro lie preserved by the use of good reli r n sxt Saturday. See the pretty du rin g the school year, and the in Gentleman or lady with good motion to 2nd Linuteoaut. Corpor able Toilet article«. We’re just as D. C. Baughman. Prop r. ®as presents. terest taken by ou r business men al Bennett was advanced to 1th Duty particular about the grade of onr reference, to travel by rail or with j Toilet articles ns about the most a rig, for a firm ol $ 350 , 000 . 00 ! •** lie Bros, local prune packers in the w ay o f advertising assures its Sergeant_______ HAY. GRAIN.- costly drug In our store. Vou enn capital. Salary $r,07 3.oo per year Mb any have been forced into success. T h e follow ing is the staff : 1 Lake our word for anything that wp and expensea; salary paid weekly FLOUR. MILL FEED ikrv iptcy, caused by being o n - Editor-in-chief..........Ernest E. W yatt Attempt at Robbery. and expensea advanced. Addresa, offer in this line. etc. Assistant Editor............Mabel testch POULTRY SUPPLIES e to realize on their eastern sh ip- with stamp, Jos. A. Alexander, Business M anager.............Jo® ;'™ ° M« D . J. Scholl discovered some one j Cottage, Grove, Ore. 7 - 1-7 Asst Business Manager Marvin Jordan w orking at the window back o f his 8 publish by request tod ay the Senior Reporter ......... Call at the Toggery and aee those I Cottage Grove, Oregon. Ju n ior Reporter Eunice V ant^nberg jew elry «tore late at night the 22d. [u ira o f the Sixteenth Annual Sophomore Reporter. « o o p e r H e could not see who it was. but , beautiful «hades o f brown and grays. Phone: Office US. Residence 2U, t* »8 ot the O regon D airym en ’s E r e e h n - Cottage Grove. Oregon » S K I the would-be burglar left in a hurry * aation. which w ill be held in on invitation by Mr. Scholl f c ^ ' E d i t o r ^ ...... * £ £ | ubscriptton Agent .....Charles " »ud, December 12 end l j . Fall and W inter Suitings Good Line o f Fine Hats The Toggery GRIFFIN & VEATCH CO. | T General Hardware, Stoves and lla n p .J F acrrrving Machinery Griffin & Veatch Co. Mary Bartels il Monday and Tuesday from 9 till 1 FOUR HOUR SALE Fashion Millinery ROYAL ACADEMY GENERAL FEED STORE Benson’s Pharmacy ’ «a • -
