Cottage Grove leader., January 04, 1908, Image 7

LOCAL ANO PERSONAL.
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Is the Lucky Number
that won the
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At
LURCH’S
Business Growing Larger
Each Year
Too busy invoicing this week to
write an ad, but next week will
have something to say about
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MASONIC INSTALLATION
S. P. Jackson of Lorane, arrived
Pleasantly Surprised.
home from Portland Wednesday
Mr Georgo Hall was pleasantly
after an enjoyable visit with C. J. Masons and Their Better Halves At­
surprised
New Year eve by a large
Miller and family, formerly of this
tend Lodge Together
number of friends calling at his
Have you learned to write it 1908 city. Mr. Jackson reports normal
yet?
business conditions in the metropo­ Cottage Grove Masons and the home in a body to celebrate his
members of the Eastern Star met 12nd birthday anniversary. The
Creswell has a few cases of lis.
and
held a joint reception and ban- surpiise was cleverly plauned by
measles.
Local merchants are busy this I
week
invoicing
and
taking
care
of
I
quet
at tbe
the hall Friday evening, Mr3. Hall and was complete, the
Mrs. Laura Shields visited Eu­
tho wants of their customers. I* the occasion being the installation guests assembling at the home of
gene Wednesday.
is
observed that most of their stocks I the newly elected officers of both Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Isham and at
Keep an eye out for the next
an appointed hour proceeded to the
are larger than at this time last | orders for the ensuing year
issue of the Leader.
The hall was filled and an en­ Hall home, where they found George
year, the enlargement being neces­
F. J. Hard spent New Year with
joyable
evening was spent. The taking all the advantage of home
sary to meet their constantly in­
his family at Eugene.
comforts and contemplating retiring
following officers were installed:
creasing trade.
for the night. The guests were
Ivan McQueen of Lynx Hollow,
Died, at the family home in this c o t t a g e g r o v e l o d g e , n o . 5 1 , soou made to feel at home, all
was transacting business in this
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city Wednesday, January 1, 1908,
city Thursday.
W. M., T. C. Wheeler; E. W., formalities were dispelled add
Perl Franklin, infant son of Mr.
Claude S. Plaster went to Rose- and Mrs. Albert Zerull. Funeral Audrew Brund;J.W ., H.F. Wynne; most delightful social evening fol­
burg Wednesday to spend a few services were conducted from the treasurer. Marion Veatch; sec­ lowed. Many interesting games
were indulged in and an old fash­
days with relatives and friends.
M. E. church Friday afternoon by retary, L. F. Wooley; S. D., Oliver ioned spelling match was a pleasant
Veatch;
J.
D.,
D.
A.
Smith;
S.
S.,
Many new subscriptions are com­ Rev. S. M. Nickle, interment in
D. Markley; J. S., F. D. Wheeler; feature of the evening, McGuffey’s
ing in. This is gratifying to the the I. O. O. F. cemetery.
old spelling book being used. In
Tyler, W. P. Huff.
new publishers of the Leader.
L- W. Baker, assistant postmas­
this contest. Mrs. I). J. DuBruille
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Mrs. S. E, Cochran has bean ter at Cottage Grove has moved to
carried off the honors and was
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quite ill with an attack pf the grip Eugene and taken a position as con­
Worthy patron, Mrs. T. C. awarded the prize, a very pretty
this week but ia improved at this ductor and motorman on the Eu
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.Wheeler;
worthy matron, Mrs., little book Some splendid musi-
writing.
gene & Eastern F.lectnc railway. M#e Thom,)80D; associate matron, cal ,,umber;H were rendered by Mrs.
Senator I. H. Bingham of Eu­ He is a genial and accomodating
Mrs. Mabel Chambers; secretary, Dr. Van Winkle, Mr. I. M. Isham
gene, is looking after business mat­ fellow and will make good.—Reg­
Mrs.
Grace Brund; treasurer, Mrs. and Master George Ilall.
ters in this city and visiting with ister,
Lena Lurch; conductress, Mrs. Ra­ Then came the writing of a reso­
his daughter Mrs. Dave Griggs.
F. H. Rosenberg and H. K chel Pearce; associate conductress, lution for the new year by each
Mrs. Ira Conner and sons Harry Mercalf are quite well pleased with Mrs. Eva Wheeler; Ada, Mrs. Jen guest, the reading of which afford­
and Bose spent the holidays at thei; winnings at the Dallas poultry nie G. Rosenberg: Ruth, Mrs. Myr ed much merriment. At about 11
J unction with Mrs. Conner’s sisters show, the former carrying off all tie Veatch; Esther, Mrs. Clara o'clock excellent refreshments were
the honors on Buff Cochins and the Burkholder; Martha, Mrs. Cora served consisting of sandwiches,
and other relatives at that place.
The Leader will be enlarged to latter on English Faverolles. Their Aubrey; Electa, Mrs. Olivia Eakin; pickles, coffee, cake and ice cream,
Mrs. D. J. DuBruille assisting Mrs-
eight pages next week and will be birds were returned home the first warder, Mrs. Lizzie Atkinson; si
issued that size thereafter regularly of the week in excellent condition tinel, Mr. Ben Lurch; marshal, Hall in serving.
Near the conclusion of the sumpt­
Mr. Joe Best, wife and child, ar, Miss Celia Lurch; (jrgauist, Mrs.
Same old price to subscribers, $1 ,50
rived at Ibis place Wednesday from Alice Abrams, chaplain, Mrs. Em­ uous repast the church bells, loco
per year.
motive and mill whistles began
Andrew Nelson and A L Wynne Gervais to spend the winter with ma Porter.
Mrs.
Best’s
mother,
Mrs.
L.
M.
Mrs. Clara Burkholder and Mr. proclaiming the advent of the'new
went to the Black Butte Quicksilver
mines Wednesday to do some work Thompson. Mrs. Best’s girlhood Oliver Veatch acted as installing year and the guests joined in the
on the big electric power plant in days were spent at this place and ing officers for their respective glad acclaim, wishiug one and all a
Happy New Year and Mr. Hall
the family’s prolonged visit will b eh 0(jges
those mines.
many pleasant returns of the day
made
pleasant
by
the
kindly
greet
Mrs. E. J. Beidler B p e n t the holi
The guests were: Mr. and Mrs
A New Year Tea.
days at Stephens, Douglas county ings from oil friends.
J.
M. Isham, Mr. aud Mrs. N. E
Levi Geer, manager of the fa
with her son, Ira Beidler and wife
Compton, Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Jones,
The
ladies
ol
the
Civic
Improve
mous
London
Mineral
Springs,
is
who lost their infaut babe about
in the city today looking after busi­ ment committee held a New Year Mr and Mrs. F. D. Wheeler, Dr.
two weeks ago.
tea at the home of Mrs. H. O and Mrs. Van Winkle, Mr. and
George Hall and Billie Edwards ness matters. He reports the past
Thompson Thursday afternoon and Mrs. Frank Phillips, Mr. and Mrs.
season
the
most
prosperous
the
celebrated the new year by rernov
tea and cake was served at 10 cents, H. O. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. F.
ing their mustaches, which gives springs ever enjoyed, and expects
during which time a very interest­ H. Rosenberg, Mr. and Mrs. D. J,
more
business
next
year,
owing
to
their ouce familiar faces the visage
the resort becoming more widely ing musical program was rendered. DuBruille and Mr. and Mrs. W. C,
of a billiard ball.
known aud its facilities and accom The receipts 'amounting to $1.50 Conner.
Chas. Lavene came over from modations greatly improved.—Tues­ will be used in buying and distrib­
Johu Bartols has planted Kuglish
Anlauf Wednesday to paper and day Daily Guard.
uting flower seed among the school
walnut trees facing his residence
paint the interior of the new
children,
who
will
agree
to
plant
If the Leader’s friends will send
Seventh Day Adventist church on
or band in their subscriptions at an and care for them. tba”t local inter-1 property 0,1 Four,h and Tennessee
West Wall street.
and will lay a new concrete
early date it will greatly assist the est may be created in the sweet pea |
At the rate the Coyote Club has new publishers in making the. de­ show to be held late in the spring. sidewalk on Teuuessee street which
been killing coyotes and gray sired improvements in the pnper Mrs. Lincoln Taylor donated about will complete this permanent im­
wolves the past year, they will soon and plant. Those who may be six pounds ol choice sweet pea seed provement on both sides of his
property. These aro the kind of
be exterminated in the hills of owing the Nugget and Leader on at this tea.
improvements that mnke a substan.
South Lane.
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subscriptions will confer a like favor
tial ami sitely town.
Tke girls will bear in mind that by sending us your mite as soon as a b o u t to w n to a s c e rta in ho w m any
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leap year began Wednesday and possible
T IM B E R LAND, ACT JU N E 3, 1878—
you will be privileged to say the
N O T IC E O F PU B LIC A TIO N .
Win. Perkins and son Arthur, of g ro w a n d e n te r in th e c o m iu g show ,
U nited S ta te s L an d Office,
words which the bashful lover has Baker county, spent the holidays th e c o m m itte e s u p p ly in g seed a t
lio s e h u rg , O regon, Dec. 21, 11)07.
not had the nerve to utter.
with their many relatives and c o st a n d a d a y w ill be se t in F e b r u ­ N otice Is hereb y giv en th a t in c o m ­
Miss Daisy Hawkins, who has friends at this place. Mr. Perkins a ry a n d d e s ig n a te d a s p la n tin g d a y . pliance w ith the p ro v isio n s of th e a c t
This is a very commendable un­ of C o n g ress ol J u n e .'I, 1878 . e n title d
been holding tho position of night and son are extensive wheat raisers
“ An act fo r th e «ale of tim b e r lan d s
dertaking
on the part of the ladies in the S ta le s of C a lifo rn ia , Oregon,
operator ^of the local telephone ex and fruit growers of Baker county,
N evada a m i W a s h in g to n T e r r ito r y ,”
change, has been promoted to the their crop this year aggregating and will tend to create an increased as e x ten d ed to a ll th e public land
position ot chief operator—a worthy 10,000 bushels of grain, 800 tons of pride in beautifying Cottage Grove s la te s by a c t of A ugust 4, 1802
S U S IE S C H N E ID E R
position.
hay aud 1500 boxes of choice home surroundings.
oi L orane, c o u n ty of L an e, S t a te (or
The
following
musical
numbers
T e rrito ry )of O regon,lias th is d a y May
C. S. Wilson of the Silk Creek apples. It has been mauy years
were rendered aud a very enjoyable 29, 1907, tiled in tills office her sw o rn
valley, called Wednesday and since Mr. Perkins visited this city
sta te m e n t, N o. 8787. for p u rc h ase 01
afternoon was reported:
L ots No. 9, 10, 15, 10, in S ection 26, Tp.
wished the Leader a "Happy and ud he noted many changes and
In s tru m e n ta l so lo...M ies A life P hillips 21 S outh, R ange No. 2, west of W. M.,
Prosperous New Year” and had his great improvements in the town V ocal solo.............................Mies M utiny and will offer p ro o f to show th a t the
la n d s o u g h t is m ore v a lu a b le fo r Its
name enrolled on our subscription aud tributary country.
F ia n o d u e t.............................................
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Wheeler M able R o se n b e rg 41 ml V ern a B ro w n tim b er o r sto n e th an fo r a g ric u ltu ra l
books.
p u rp o se s and t o e sta b lish h e r claim
The young people ot the Presby­ served an excellent New Year din­ P la n o s o lo ..................... M iss E m m a Job to said lan d before W. W . C alkins, U.
V ocal s o lo .................. M rs. V an W inkle S. C n 1 n 111 iHst 011 .tr, a t Ills office in E u ­
terian church with their friends as­ ner to a small party of friends Wed­ P ia n o d u e t..............................................
gene, O regon,on S a tu rd a y ,th e 7th d a y
nesday.
It
was
a
feast
fit
to
set
of M arch, 1908.
sembled at the church New Year
Mrs. A b ra m s a n d M rs. V an W inkle
She nam es a s w itnesses: C lark E .
before
a
king
and
it
goes
without
R
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in
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Mrs.
A
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ond
H
em
enw
ay
eve and watched the year 1907 go
D evereaux, o f Eugene, O regon, F ra n k
saying
that
it
was
highly
enjoyed
A. T rip p , o f E u g en e , O regon, Jacob
P la n o d u e t..................................... .......
into history. A most enjoyable
D. W igle, o f C oburg, O regon, J o h n D.
by the guests. The dinner was V e rn a B row n a n d M able R osenberg R
evening was reported.
tink, of L o ran e, O regon,
P
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Mrs.
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served in courses and Mrs. Wheeler
Any a n d all p ersons claim ing a d ­
Southern Pacific trains are run­
V ocal so lo ............R uth a n d S adie llla ir versely th e a b o v e described la n d s a ro
was assisted by Mrs. Richards. The R e a d in g ..................................M iss P alm er re<|UeHtod t o file th e ir rln im s in this
ning on their new schedule. The
guests present were: Rev. and Mrs.
office on o r before sa id 7th d a v of
trains were mostly on time and very
M arch, 1908.
Nickle, Mavor J. I. Jones and wife,
B knjamin L. E d iiv . Register.
few people missed them as there
Insane Man From Divide.
Geo. Hall and wife, H. O. Thomp­
were no changes in the time of the
son and wife. F. B. Phillips and
A man named Bartholomew Ven-
day trains.
wife. J. M. Isham and wite, Mr. turini, or better known where he
The Fourth street side walk is Wheeler and Miss Nickle.
lives by his invented aud shortened
being extended out into the new
New Year eve witnessed a bril­ name, V. Bart, was brought in on
Cooley suburb, which will be a
liant affair at the armory, it being the flyer last night aud taken to the
great convenience to the owners of
the annual or president’s muster sheriffs office. Drs. T. W. Harris
the many pretty homes in the south­
Company E. At this muster and W. L- Cheshire conducted a
ern addition to our growing city.
medals were awarded to seventeen partial examination of the man last
Druggist Griggs, wife and baby, members of the company who had night and will finish it this morn­
spent New Year with Mrs Griggs’ qualiGed as expert riflemen , and ing. He seems bewildered and
parents, Senator and Mrs. I. H. eighteen members qualifying as does not know where he is and is
Bingham at Eugene. Dave says the marksmen. The company white reported to have tried to kill his
New Year was observed in a quiet only organized late last year has wife with an ax the night before his T h a t y o u th fu l appearance can only
and unostentatious way at the won honors over some of the older arrest. He says be neither drinks tie preserved by the use of good reli­
county seat.
companies of the state and has a or uses tobacco, but local parties able T oilet articles. We’re just a s
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lea returned record to be proud of. Following who know him say that is a mistake particular about the grade of our
Toilet articles ns about the m o s t
home recently from an extended the muster came the grand military as he is known to drink alcohol and costly drug in our sto re . You c an
visit to their old homes in the ball and it was a brilliant and most is considered a terror in bis neigh­ take our word fur anything that we
northern and lake states. They re­ pleasant affair. We regret that our borhood and many of his acquaint­ offer in this line. etc.
turned home via Los Angeles where limited space forbids a more de­ ances are afraid to testify against
they enjoyed a few weeke visit with tailed account of this auspicious him for fear of injury be may do
their son Casper.
them.—Register.
occasion.
Cottage Grove. Oregon