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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1908)
COUNTY SEAT NEWS AND NOTES * ------ . . — — Two Banks Consolidate— -Cottage Grove Military Club Incorporates— H. K. Bown out for Sheriff— County Court in Session. Up to last Saturday night the Mrs. A. K. McPherson was a passenger to Cottage Grove Wed total number of registrations footed up to I486. This is only about one- nesday to visit there a few days. fourth ot the voters in the county. Junction City will vote on bond Voters should be getting on the ing tbe school district for $0,000 for registry books if they expect to usa the purpose of building a new six their right of franchise at the com room school building. ing general election. The Eugene Commercial Club Democrats have decided that lias set the date of Feb. 17 for the Harry K. Bown should be placed proposed visit from the Cottage on the democratic ticket for the of Grove Commercial Club. fice of sheriff This is the only Mis Almond Hemenway and county office held by democrats in little daughter cnrae down from Lane county and all efforts will he Cottage Grove Monday to visit her made to land it again. Harry brother, l>r. S. D. Read, and other Bown has served as a deputy under triends. Sheriff Fisk. At a meeting ot the Lane, Doug Mrs. Toothaker, aged 72 years, las and Coos county district fair mother-in-law of the S. P. Yard- board at Roseburg this week it was master Dixou, at Springfield was voted to hold the fair this fall at killed by falling down stairs at the Marshfield. Dixon residence Saturday evening. Miss Optra Harms left Sunday The ladj( had gone up stairs to at night for a visit to California points. tend her husband, who was Bick. During her absence J. P. Nicholson No one saw her tall but her daugh will look after the key at the Postal ter heard her, and when she reached Telegraph the prostrate form at the foot of the Mrs. S. B. Amea of Cattags stairs life was extinct. Grov.\ who has been here to visit John Tunnell o f Creswell was her father-in-law and Miss Eva down Monday to ste George N. Arnes, who has heeu sick, returned Frazer about some of the machinery home Tuesday. which is being made for his electric Little Janice King, daughter of C. Koss King, who has been here visiting her grandparents, Dr. an l Mrs. King, returned to Cottage Grove Mouday. / Drain Doings W e still have hopes that Mr. Mr Fosters folks entertained Harriman will build the road to company Saturday evening. Coos Bay. Five tbouannd burr Is M ss Jennie Collins was visiting of cement is 1 eiug received and her relatives here Inst week. stored for the bridges and there is .Mr. T. Richardson called on one more than 45 steel bridges in the of hi- neighbors Tuesday afternoon. yard in South Drain aud 00,000 Oscar Wheeler visited his rela barrels of cement in Scottsburg. tives at the saw mill Tuesday after - Yet we would like to see the dirt | noon. fly again. Several of our young men attend Mr. C. D. Drain is spending the ed church in Cottage Grove Satur week in Portland cn business day afternoon. The people of Drain have put up Clyde Babcock went to Cottage the money with the State Board to G.ove Friday to have some dental continue the Normal for the re mainder o f the year aud have sub work doue. Min. ICugeue Miller came home scriptions sufficient to run next year up to the close of the legisla from Saginaw Friday. Her mother ture. T he second semester opened is slowly improving. last Monday with an increased at Miss Lena and Master Otto Bur- tendance and the prospects are good cham visited friends in the Grove for the next year. The school has the last of the week. sent out 88 teachers in the last Henry Damewood’s children came twelve months and not one failure home Saturday to he teady to com in the list. mence school Monday morning. The Commercial Club and Mr. Mr. Almon Wheeley nnd wile of Burrows reports manv inquiries Minnesota are visiting his parents, from the east, which with the build brothers and sisters this week. ing of the railroad and the removal Mrs W. N. Wheeler has been of the division and shops from suffering with a had cold for some Roseburg, will make times lively time, is a little better at this writing. this summer. Mr. aud Mrs. Morris of Walter- The Johnson mill and wakr ville ure now visiting their daughter power offer an excellent opportun Mrs Beulah Pistes and her family, ity for some good man or company ; for a lew days. to put in a good light plant, it can Our public school began Monday be had very cheap. with snob a good attendance that The Normal will celebrate I,iu- all the seats were filled. We un ooln day with proper exercises and derstand more seats have been or Hon. Benton Mires will address the dered. Wo hear the students are students as will several of the old pleased to have Miss McQueen with soldier boys. Among the attract them again and we hope a success ions in the near future will be an ful term of school is before her. address by Col. E. Hofer, a lecture by Pres. Campbell o f the Univer For Sale. sity, and a musical by Miss Rich All eight roomed house with mond’s pupils. closets, pantry aud porches, all in light plant He says if we have good weather so that they can get the poles and wire all in shape, they can light up C row ell in about two weeks. Mr. Tonuell says they In the Demerest contest last The February session of the have 50 -horse power to start with, Thursday, Miss M ibel Gardner connt.y court convened Wednesday but if necessary, they have water won first- Albany High school and morning It " il probably not be enough to develop 250 horse power. the Normal basket hall girls will a long session and they will get The annual meetiag of the stock contest for honors February 15. through tonight or Saturday. holders of the Booth-Kelly Lumber A teacher’s review course aud The pond near the depot was Compnny w h s held at the com special methods class has been pre frozen over a few days last week pany’s office Wednesday. The old pared and is now offered to those and the boys amused themselves by officers and directors were re-elect who wish to prepare for the August skating on the ice. The warm ed. President, Frank H. Buck; examinations, expenses are low and rains came ull too soon to suit the vice-president, E H. Cox; manager, a strong course is offered. you ligsterN. secretary and treasurer, Geo. H. Plenty of men are offering them The tax rolls will he opened for Kelly. The directors are: Frauk selves upon the altar o f their coun H. Buck. Jas. E. Danuaber, E. H. the payment of tbo 11107 tax on try that it may he saved from the Monday morning February 17. AH Cox, Geo. H. Kelly, Charles |E. Japs and that they may hold an of who wish to take advantage of the Briggs, P. S. Brumby and A . C. fice. If they would put forth one Dixon. three per cent rebate will have until half the energy in developing a March 15 to do so. The will of Norman A. W . Howe, home and a good Christian citizen George F. Croner has filed his the pioneer who died at his home ship the country would not need petition with the county clerk in at Creswell on January 25, was ad saving. which he stutes he will be a candi mitted to probate late Wednesday. Can’ t some one get up four more date for constable at the primaries, The estimated value of the property and that he is a member of the of the estate is $ 111 , 000 . As pro bills and make it two dozeu for democratic party. vided in the will Mr. Howe’s wile, June— what’s the use of fooling with 20? At William Twilley of the Blue Front A n n Eliza Howe, and his grandson, Louis H. Johnson, were appointed restaurant, pleaded guilty to sell Patronize Leader advertisers ing liquor and was fined $100 in executors of the will. He be Justice court. The officers have queathed $2ooo to the M. E- church succeeded in securing convictions at Creswell and $2oo each to the home Missionary and church exten in every esse tried recently. Many of the shade trees for the sion societies. Balance of the es street of East Eugene arrived Mou tate goes to his children. day and they are very pretty, The First National Bauk and the shapt-lv trees. Tney were hauled Chambers.Bristow Bank o f this city out Tiics lay and men will be set to will consolidate in a short time and the business of the combined insti work to setting them out at once. The A xe Billy store shipped a tutions will be conducted in the car of potatoes to California Tues- budding of the First National. This dav. The demand for Oregon po announcement was made to the tatoes seems to be much better than juiblic last Tuesday, such a decision it was a short time since, although having been reached by the officials the price is not mu -h stronger yet. of both institutions several days ago. Following the decision of the — Register directors at their regular quarterly “ Professor” Chesterfield, the mesting held October 1st, 1007 the clairvoyant rudely exposed by col First National Bank will increase lego boys las* Saturday night as an the working capital to $ 200 , 000 , impostor, has taken a lip from that which with an additional $ 100 , 1)00 incident anil lias entirelv discon liability (under National Bank laws) tinued his paper readings. His ad of stockholders, makes a total of vertisement is for palmistry only. $.’ 100,000 guarantee. The hanking The Military Club of Cottage room will be improved to better ac Grove filed article« o f incorporation commodate its growing business. Monday. The objects of the incor The change will probably include poration are the mental and physi the adjoining room. Mr. Briatow, cal improvement of its member*. cashier of the Cbamhers-Bristow The incorporators are Alfred S. Banking Company, will accept a Powell, Lester C Hutchinson and position as one o f the active execu tive officers. Lindley P. Bennett. The spring totm of court will convene on Monday, March ‘2. and the proper authorities will soon draw the list of jurois. It will jvobahlv lie the longest term of court we have had for some time as there are many jury cases to be tried. Professional Cards. Silk Creek News. good repair, price $ 1 ( 100 . T. Kayser. Mrs. W. 40-tf 'V.+i-'*.+i'Uc+>'Vc+>‘*r+* 4 l k M a r io n 1 M io lie U> L IC E N S E D I J Parlors at V en d » a Lawson's. * ELECTRIC LIGHTS Sbe ant> onl\> Illuminant ! J * K. YO UNG jj ATTO RNKY AT LA W J J J Office: Young Building, Main Street, West Hide. 4 ' 4 -WW'V.W'W.-W'UWW.W. 5 D K KRANO LUCILB MAR,. J Room 1*4 New Chri*manBk. Eugene, Or. * OPTICIAN and REFRACTIONIST A W O . W .—Bohemia i'(imp, No. 200, Meets every Friday « venlng. A . B ricwkr , Consul Com. «' mam . V a n D e n u i r ii . Clerk. O . T. M. -Cnseiule Camp No. 280 Meets every Thursday night. O. H. V e a t c h , Com. R. K. B annir , Cooter. K I. O . O . E.—Cottage Grove, No. 08, Meet every Sutnrday night. G e o . C o m e r , N. G. A . B r e w e r , See. A . 8 . P o w e i . i ., C o n su l. C. W . W a i . i . ace , Clerk. * A i 3 W’ KIMK’ M* u* P H Y S I C I A N a n d SU K G EO N J M. B. A .—Modern Brotherhood of America. Meet the 2d and 4th T u e s day o f each m onth at I.O.O.F. Hall. $ JR T , W . J knkinm gee, } Office In McFarland Bulldlug Over Co« bran’s Furniture Store Office IM hmih . 341 Residence Phone, 581 ft W. 0. W. S t. V a le n tin e Circle 121, Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday in each month in W. O. W. Hall. M r s . C o r a C o f f m a n , Clerk. J. C. Johnson i V. Wi'W.Ws'W W W W V W V .W V W 'W .W 'V .W * .1. S. Medley. Atedley # Johnson, F o r a s t e » o f A m e r ic a — Meeting: First and Third Thursday’ s. E d w in T ui . i . ah , Chief Ranger C . C. C o f f m a n , Fin. Sec. Attorneys-at-law O f f i c e S u i t e S B a n k B ld g . S|*vlal attention given and < Corporation Law. } I ( C O T T A G E to Mining A . F , & A . M .—Cottage Grove, No. 51. Meetings 1st and 3rd Wednes day of each month. T. C. W h e e i . e r , W. M. L. F. W o o i . e y , Sec. G. A . R .—Appomatax Post No. 34, Meets a t l p. m ., on the 2d and 4th Saturday of each mont h. D r D. L. W o o d s , P. C. G. W. R e y n o l d s , Adj. GROVE ipnaii All tU« latest treatments. L , O , T . M.— Lady Lamson Hive, No 42. Meets 2d and 4th Friday of each month. M bs M a r y S c hi m t z , L. C, Electrical | PLAIN aod MEDICATED BATHS I ------- ----- -------------------- | r r M rs . G r a c e B h u n i ,, Sec. X -R A Y LABORATORY For further particulars address I D r. H . C. S C H L E E F . R, K, M iss L e t a S a n f o r d , O . E , S.—Cottage G rove Chapter No 4. Meetings held on 2d and 4th Fri day of each month. M rs . M ae T h o m p s o n , W. M. H. C. M AD SEN, atchm akbx . Rates per day .............................. $1.00 Room and board, per week........ $4.50 TIMRER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United States Land Office, Roseburg, Oregon, Nov. 18.1907. Notice is hereby given that in com pliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of Jane 3, 1878, entitled “ An act for the sule of timber lands 3_i.' o ; o C i v o S a t i s f a c t f o n . In the States o f California, Oregon, r ' :3 R t L I E P A T O N C E . vi.ti .unnihes, beata and proteets thè Nevada and Washington Territory,’ ’ ■ i .1 i ’ìulmoio ri'Hulting from Cstsrrh as extended to all the public land of August 4, 1892 nd< . ;'wny a Cold in tlio Head qnicklv. states by act ...........- ' ' ■ Men-*w of Tiisto and Smeli. MARCUS C. STEWART .. . la i l - 1. Cuutains no injurious driigs county of Douglas, A; *■ fI t .'•> tlio irnstrita and nlnorbed . o f Com stook, Do .'ili conta ut. Piiiggista or by State (or Territory) of Oregon, haa quid Creaui Ilai.il for use in tills day filed in this otfiee his sworn statement No. 8616, Tor the purchase of lina: . . .‘i-, 75 reiiffl. ft r ’ OTifCRS re ” iarrnn st.. New York. tue EX or N E 'i and SWJ^ of theN E*, Section No. 28 In Township No. 21 S, Range N o. 4 W, W, M. and will offer proof t o show that the land sought Is more va lu a ble for Its timber or stone W than for agricultural purposes and to establish Ills claim to Bald land before the Register and Receiver o f this of fice at Roseburg, Oregon, on Thurs day, the 20th day of February, 1908. He names ns witnesses: C. R. Law Safe and C onvenient! rence, of Comstock. O regon; Roy Griggs o f Comstock, Oregon; J. A. Griggs of Comstock Oregon; R. J. DeLauna.v of Com stock, Oregon. Vny and all persons claiming a d QA Show W indow brilliantly versely theabove-descritied lands are lighted with Electric Lights requested to file their claims In this office on or before said 20th day of make many a sale “ the night February, 1908. B e n j a m in L. K i ii iy , Register. before.” No exploding lam ps, m M rs . T .T J. W h e e i . e r , W . P. W . R . C .—Appom attox W . R, C, No. 12, Meets a t 1 p. in. on the 2d and 4th Saturday o f each month. M a r y D ic k e y , Pres. E , J e n n ie W oods , Sec. K. o f P .—Juventns Lodge No, 48, Meets every Wednesday night. J . E. O strander , C. C. C has . V an D en B ero . K .of R. & S. P r o p . General Blacksm¡thing Horsenhoelng a specialty. Wagon and carriage re- Ing. All work guaranteed clave your borsesteeth ex amined and repaired. 8boa at rear of Hemenway 4 Hurkliolder’s »tore :: :: J . a . B ■ TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION United States Land Office Roseburg, Oregon, Dec. 20, 1907. Notice Is hereby given thnt In com pliance with the provisions o f the act o f Congress of June 3, 1878, en titled “ An net for the sale of timber land'- In the states of California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Ter ritory’ ' as extended to all tlie Public Land States by act of August 4, 1892, WILBUR H. HYLAND of Lowell, County of Lane, 8tate (or Territory) o f Oregon has this day May 15, 1907, filed in this office his sworn statement No. 8782 for the pur chase o flo ts 1, 2, 3and4, of Sec. No. 12. in Township No. 20 South Range No. 2, West, W. M., and will offer proof to show thnt the land sought is more valuable for Its fim lieror stone than for agricultural purposes and to es tablish Ills claim to said land before W. W . Calkins. U. X. Commissioner, at his office In Eugene, Oregon, on Thursday the 5th day of Mareh, 1908 He names as witnesses: <bear Drury of Lowell, Oregon; Grover Walker of Lowell. Oregon; Ira D. Hyland of larwell, Oregon; Jo. Wilhelm of June. Oregon. Any and nil persons claiming ad versely the slKive-decrllsal lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or iiefore said 5th day of March 1908. B enjamin L . E ddy , Register. A K E B TIMBER LAND ACT JUNE 3, 1878- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION United States Land Office, Roseburg, Ore., Dec. 20, 1907. Notice Is hereby given that In com pliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “ An act for the sale of timber lands In the states of California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Terri tory’)’ , as extended to all the Public I.and States by net of August 4, 1892, KATHERINE SCHLEEF of Cottage Grove, County of Lane, State (or Territory) of Oregon has this day May second, 1907, filed In this office her sw orn statement No. 8778 for the purchase o f the W }4 of N W 'i of Section No. 22 In Township No. 22 south. Range No. 3, west, W. M., and will offer proof to show that the land sought la more valuable for Its timber or stone than for agricul tural purposes and to establish his claim to said land before W. W. Calkins, U. S. Commissioner at his office in Eugene, Oregon on Wednes- dsy, tile 4th day of March, 1908. She names as witnesses; H. C. Schleef of Cottage Grove, Ore gon; Louts <1. Gerum of Cottage Grove, O regon; Harvey T aylor, of Cottage Grove, O regon; Henry W it- lock of Cottage Grove, Oregon. Any and all persons claiming ad versely the above-described lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or before said 4th day of March, 1908. B e n j a m in First Class Livery, Sale and Feed Barn in Connection T u lla r , R O Y A L N E IG H B O R S —Meet 2nd and 4th Wednesday of ench month. M. W. o f A .—Meetings 1st and :ird Monday In each month, M rs . I. E. T hompson . Fashion Stables &. E tta B aker , N G. B . V e a t c h , Her. VI hh M a r y R a k e r . O r a c i . e . a i . u i e , B ee. THOMPSON HOTEL Ululamene « Uailey « company P o w e ll a t ie COTfAGE GROVE, ORE. homes in ruins nor burned children, when y o u h a v e electric lights installed. »ca t K Mae. <’. W. W A CLEAN, BRIGHT LIGHT m $ I Cheaper than Oil ! cottage drove. No. 24, Meetings 1st. 3rd. and 5th. Fri day of every month, Kea t'tione Main D 4U> j Repairing at reasonable chargee. All work guaranteed first-class. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry at lowest Price '■ 'w R .E B E H A H S vkatch F U N E R A L DIR EC TO R a n d EM BALM ER W Wanted. Dressmakers, stenographers and all eye workers to have Dr. Lowe to test their eyes. Consult him Monday and to noon Tuesday Feb. 10th and 11th at Cottage Grove in Hotel Oregon. Lodge Directory. L. E ddy , Register. TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3. 1878— n o t ic e o f p u b l ic a t io n . United States Land Office, Roseburg, Oregon, Dec. 21,1907. Notice Is hereby given that in com pliance with the provisions of the aot o f Congress ot June 3, 1878, entitled “ An act for the sale of timber lands In the States o f California, Oregon, Nevad&^tnd Washington Territory,” as extended to all the public land states by act of August 4, 1892 SUSIE SCHNEIDER of Lorsne, county of Lane, State (or Territory lof Oregon,haa this day May 29, 1907, filed In this office her sworn statement No. 8787, for purchase of Lots No. 8, 10, l i 16, In Section 26, Tp. 21 South, Rsnge No. 2, west of W. M., and will offer proof to show that, the land sought is more valuable for Its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes and to establish her claim to said land Iiefore W. W. Calkins, IT. 8. Commissioner, at his office In Eu gene. Oregon.on Satnrday.the 7th day of March. 1908. She names as witnesses: Clark P. Devereaux, of Eugene, Oregon, Frank A. Tripp, o f Eugene, Oregon, Jacob I). Wlgle, of Coburg, Oregon, John P. Runk. of fxirane. Oregon. Any and all persons claiming ad versely the ab ove described lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or before said 7th dsy of March, 1908. B rnjamin L. F.nnv, Register,
