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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1907)
Dr. Lowe, tho optician has just returned from New York where he Commercial Club Entertains Fine Window Display took a post graduate course ou the detection and correction of visual Wednesday evening the Commer The Window Display from t e LLarch’s new holiday ad. imperfections by tbo scientific ap cial Club entertained for the first Bohemia mines, eperated by F. r. plication of glasses. Consult him time in their new quarters on Fifth •bird, was a great surprise to t e L a * » * « 1 visiti,,g cards at and Main streets. Dec. 18th aud 19th. Eugene Commercial Club gent . Litder office- Tho large folding doors were men who visited the Grove yest< cake in Pearce The Frank L. Smith Moat Co. of Portland will pay gold coin for car drawn back aud the three compart day. Mr. Hard deserves credit 1 ’ »¡3 Jon'. ments were made into one large the arliMic window he arranged 1 ^ about that free turkey in load lots of cattle, calves, sheep, room. ores from tho mines. In keepii ? lambs and hogs. Also for dressed liVeitch's ad. President F. B. Phillips wsl- with bis continued effort in belli f veal, pork aud poultry. Yours Mayor Jone# »¡sited Portland thi truly, F r a n k I,. S m i t h M e a t C o . corned those present ami as the of Cottage Grove and the Bohem I for a lew days. club had had no social affairs for mining district, lie improved tl s Couuty Clork I,ee has completed 1-0. Warner the mining man some time and as the real doings opportunity of showing county se the sum m ary of tho Lane county ,ii Eugene Monday of the club bad been knowu only boomers that this end of Lai » assessment roll for 1907. and it |j Veatch of this city was in through newspapers he left it to county lias the real stuff, the stt 1 shows a total gross valuation of Mr. C P. Jones, the secretary of above all other stuff that attrac flrg this week. property in the county of $18,871,- Ben Pitcher of Diaston wan 980 which is an increase of $3,3Ul,- the club to tell what the club had the greatest immigration. Mr, been doing lately and since the or Hard says that chickens are al tth» Groee yesterday. 980 over th at of 1900. ganization was formed. He briefly right, particularly when well-stuffei , to the Toggery for gentlo- Have Dr. Lowo cu r; your head outlined their work and showed and served, hut without the min o'aChristmas presents. and eye ache with a pair of kis su how the Commercial Club of Cot era and lumber mon, the cbicker [p .^her of Roseburg was in perior glasses. They cost no more tage Grove bad influenced matters fanciers would contribute theii «city last week for a day. than others and you have the bene of state îmiKirtance and how ¡■lit remarkable effort as a work | Ihe finest Xmas presents in tho fit of his skill an I over 18 years ex through its earnest efforts ccrtaiu of love lor the fowl instead of bring T for men are at the Toggery, perience. Consult him at Hotel results have been and are being ac ing their favorite industry iuto tin h has a fine line of holiday Oregon, Dec. 18th and 19th. profitable financial success thal complished. Stop in aud see them. The committee in chaigeof the it is. Jack Kloffeusteiu, an old Bo Advertise tho mines, encourage [ Pearce Bros, carry tno finest line hemia miner has returuod from sev program is to be congratulated the industry, join to blot out the upon its success. » groceries in Cottage Grove. eral months stay in Nevada. Mr. ten thousand discouragements the The musical numbers were very Kloffeusteiu is one of the owners of 10. P. Hoff, State labor cotnmis- ier, was in the city Wednesdny. the Grizzly mine, he went to camp much appreciated as also were the Mato of Oregon has lor the mining man. See I.aue county till up with Jf. Mehn of Cottage Grove yesterday taking with him a num recitations. well-to-do people of all classes. The Refreshments were served after s legistered at an Albany hotel ber of miners and will do some the program, partners being se mines will doit more lupjdly than work on the property. l week. cured in a most original manner by any other condition you can talk (Iriffln «V Veatch Co. beg to an & Veatch will give away about. Tire mines are here; when mean-, of a conversational card. I turkev Xmas. For particulars nounce to their friends and patrons Another hour was spent in bowl will the people go at it as they that a new and up to date stock of e their ad. ing, billiards and social conversa ought to? . C. T. Long, of the Hotel Community silver ware, nickle tion. n, attended theatre in En- plated copper ware, Cattaraugus The program was as follows: Grand Mask Ball. euttlery and many other valuable e Monday. Address of Welcome......F. 1!. Phillips M. Yoran, Grand Lecturer, articles have been added to our Piano duet,................................... The first masquerade ball given luted to the MaBons at this place up to date stock of Hardware for Mrs. Abrams and Mrs. Van Winkle the Christm as season of 1907. Your Vocal solo........ Miss Maud iilali by Company E, O. N. G. will be f evening. Address...................... Mr. C. P. Jones held at tho armory Christmas inspection is invited. Miss Clara Van Riper of Portland Cornet solo..........Mr Chas. Cochran night T he members of the Catholic Reuben and Rachel...................... i the city the guest ot her sister The music will ho of a high or church are arranging for a supper Mrs. Thompson and Mr. Wheeler , D. J. Scholl. to he given at the armory tor the Recitation............. Miss Aille Phillips der and in tho social part some sur e chicken supper to be given benefit of the church, on Thursday Piano solo................. Mr. C. J. Mores prises will be sprung in the way of e Catholics at tho Armory Vocal duct...Ilr. and Mrs. Van Winkle evening Dec. 19, between the hours Reading.......... ..........Mrs. Hemenway characters and costumes. The com at Thursday will be a great feast. mittee of 5:30 and 8 o'clock. Tickets are P la n o s o lo ........................................... Miss Richm ond in charge is working hard to J. W. Kirk and children being sold by the members ol the Male quartette.................... make the event surpass all others ot to Eugene Friday to visit Mr. parish and can also be obtained at for euteitainmeut and is exerting it Messrs Ishani, Awbrey Jor- , who is attending the Eugene the armory on tho evening of tho dan, Van Winkle self with this view in mind. siness college. The admission for masq uernders supper. In connection with the will ho $ 1 , and for spectators 25 Ladies, the Toggery has some supper tho ladies will have on sale Sly-Cottle Wedding. cents. The committee wishes it indsome Christmas presents for a good supply of kitchen aprons at The home of Mrs A. E. Cottle understood that there will be no ir husbands and best fellows, ft reasonable price. A general in vitation is extended to the citizens was the scene of a pretty wedding written invitations, but that every land see them. of Cottage Grove and vicinity. last Sunday evening, December 8 th body is invited, and though it will That beautiful cake in Pearce at which time her daughter Miss be public they propose to conduct IBros.' window will be raffled off on Eugene--Cottage Grove Ethel Winifred was united in mar the dance iu an unquestionable ■the evening ol the lytli inst. Ask riage to Mr. Frank J. Sly, Rev. W. manner. |loi particulars. Lane County A. Elkins of the Christian church Don't forget when doing your Lane Eugene officiating. Only the relatives and Have you ever, ever seen 'pping for Christmas that Pearce Fine Birds a few friends of the vouDg couple A nything to beat Eugene? IBros. have tho best line of delicate One ot the handsomest birds in were present. The parlor was pret N o n e . , , .ver. |ssences in the city. The visit ot the Eugene Commer tily decorated with flowers and smi- the show room was the White Mi The Ladies Aid Society of tho cial Club and business men ot that lax and the pretty arch of chrysan norca cockerel exhibited by Toni iChristian church will serve lunch city to Cottag 6 Grove yesterday af themums and mistletoe uuder which Awbrey, who received the bird ■ from 10 to 3 today in the vacant ternoon and evening was the occas they stood while the ceremony was from Everett, Wash., a few days [room below Odd Fellows hall. aion of contenting the prevailing being pronounced made a beautiful ago, paying a high price tor him. For printing of all kinds place spirit of "a greater fowl country.” picture. Miss Frances Howard, a Tom feels proud of his blue ribbon I your order where you can get the Not only harmony but united ef niece of the bride played the wed- and scoro card iu evidence of his Jhest. This is the kind of work the forts will have great influence and | (ijt)g march After the usual con efforts, and be hopes to produce J leader office turns out of course. gratulations refreshments were some fine show birds the coming accomplish the desired end. served. They were the recipients season from the pen be exhibited, S. D. Ryan, superintendent of On the arrival of the afternoon all of which made good records in I the West Coast Mines company re train, more than a hundred strong, of many useful presents. Mr. and Mrs. Sly are among this the show room, and came from turned to Bohemia after spending accompanied by their baud the Ku- j the Sabbath at the Hotel Graham. genite3 alighted, adorned with city’s best young people. The hens with heavy laying records. Wednesday and Thursday of next badges and smiles of the day, they bride has been here lor a dozen *«k, Dec. 18th and 19th Dr. were met, by the Cottage Grove years and every one is her friend. Fewe, the well known physical op Commercial Club and soon dis Mr. Sly is a druggist and oDe of General Blacksmithing tician will be in Cottage Grove at persed throughout the various OUr leading young business men. IlorseshoelnK a specialty. Hotel Oregon. places of interest in the city, the Wagon ami carriage re in«. All work «uarantecd Silk Creek Items, ilavo your horscsteeth ex ^ r' Chester Van Denberg is chicken show being the ctief at am moil ami repaired. fcttio», traction of the afternoon. The hotels down from Disstou for a few weeks at rear nr Hemenway & Burkholder's Store :: :: Mr- and Mrs. George Miller, of wing to the ctowded condition of did their part in pleasing the guests Divide, visited their daughter, J*rds the mill in which he is who were distributed evenly among j I I IB -A- TC E -R the hostelries. In the evening Mrs. A. A- Wheeler, the last of the ’“ king will not run. the visitors were entertained at the Prof. Ford, the dancing teacher, Commercial Club. President Phil W<Prof. M. E. Cody, of Walla ••at to Cottage Grove today to or- Walla college, gave an address at flnize g class. Ho will make rog- lips delivered an address of wel come responded to by Mr. Hartog. Royal Academy Friday morning. trips there from Roseburg this Monday 8 . F. Wheeler and bis Other speeches and ranch informal •inter.—Review. talk was indulged in to the merri- daughter visited Mrs. I. H Veatch kta M. Zenger of Portland, who ment of all and more than once the j on r 0 w Tiver. L Burcham carried his telephone 7* Bitlle son has been staying nail was hit on the head by remarks box to the Grove Wednesday for at the sanitarium, returned leading to the importance of the Thursday, the latter having two cities working together. repairs Will Moore, of Lorane, Oregon, ®“ch improved in health. Refreshments were served and Andrew Bmnd wa„ g otic of tho most important gather started to school at the Academy ai|ht Templar by Eugene Com- ings held in the county was ad- Monday morning. Miss Amy Owens has returned ®*nding K 1 Mrs. Rrund accont- journed and the residents of the from her recent visit to fr.end, ,n "down no rth " county seat city That youthful appearance can only •*d him to Eugene but was not be preserved by the use of go<«l reli anted to visit the lodge so she started on their special train home Lvux Hollow- Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Ester wen, able Toilet articles. We’re lust »* «»tented herself with visiting ward with tho parting yelL Wednesday with a particular _ •boat the grade ot otir fn«nds i „ t he c ity to the Grove Chickens, rooster Toilet articles a- al>oiit the most Boom and boost'er load of wood. _ . , Toilet Messrs. Boy and Albert Wheeler costly drug in oar store. Toil can Cottago Grove is allrignt too Co^ ^>re''n5' nar' es k°r numbering Owens spent take our word for anything that wc W ho’s allright? ^ houses and placing signs and A. E. and Lloyd offer in this line. etc. Cottage Grove. at tbe home of * Corvallis streets, incidental Saturday evening •atsOation of a free delivery' of W. N. Wheeler. To Members of 0. E. S. Overholser. i «Wils, are being worked out. A. D. Owens, John We will havie our election of ofti and Walt Wheeler were in town j ■ eltoti. city engineer, is mak *rH® map that will show each cers at next tegular meeting. V ou Monday looking up Cottage Grove- Oregon b',,, the city limits, as well are requested to bo present. ness. Jennie Rosenberg, W. M. street and block.—Times. We h a v e ju st received new sa m ples from L am m & C om p an y sh o w in g the la te st sty les in Fall and Winter Suitings Let us sh o w y o u so m eth in g sw ell in the New B row ns—th e y are nobby. 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