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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1908)
LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Read the ad of the Stanley Com edy Co. in the Leader today. tiOUD NEWS TO ENTRYMEN £ II M H ^ 3 I (Continued from Page One) Miss Greta Bristow o f Eugene, to plenty of rock and other ma was a guest of Cottage Grove The Leader leads. terial being close at hand. The friends this week. See Miss Barret’s new millinery Mayor and Mrs. J. I. Jones spent Lorane road district has voted a 7 4 store ad. Thursday in Eugene visiting with mill tax which will raise $ 1 lio, 4 St. Valentine’s day. Look out which it is said with other available Mrs. Jones parents. for a “ comic ” assistance will build a permanent til the pink of condition ready for Mr. and Mrs. Geo. O. Knowles Creswell will be lighted by elec road from a point one mile east of the spring market. Keeping thorn of Eugene spent Sunday with Cot tricity Saturday. the “ T ” bridge to the summit, the tage G rove friends. right now make« it easier ris'dlng remaining distance from the sum Grand Valentine’ s day ball at When a woman hits her thumb mit down the mountain side lo Inter on unil will pay you ten times the armory tonight. with a hammer she never says what Gowdyvillc, a suburb ot Cottage over in savin«; good foods. Don’t fail to see the lamous Stan she really thinks, a man does. 4 Grove. 11 distance o f a mile and a 4 ley’s at llio armory Saturday even Dr. Bancroft, Eye and half to be improved by citizens of ing. * 8 ^ * Nerve specialist at Hotel Ore this city. A local land of I SOU or 4 4 Wednesday was the 99 th birth gon Friday aud Saturday, Feb. ¡¿2nd more is wanted for this purpose 4 day anniversary o f Abraham L in and 23rd. is the Tonic Food that puts your aud a committee consisting o f C. 4 coln. There are several c-nes of Dypli- H. Burkholder, Mayor J. I. Jones stock right. Keeps tliem right Rev. Father Will. McGee of Rose- theria in Eugene and some grades aud Harry Wynne was appointed / and makes stock raising a profita burg visited Tuesday with Father in the public schools have been by the Commercial Club to raise ble venture. j Fitzpatriek of this city. tem porally dismissed on this ac- this fund and this committee “ got (Jbas. Bruneau bas returned to | count busy’ ’ at once and lias the required f this city, after a several weeks visit Billie Jobusou, the merchant was amount nearly pledged and 11 per 4 iu the vicinity of Gervais. on the sick list several days this manent summer and winter road Ladies, remember you have every month F ree , Mrs. G riggs of Comstock, was a week, the business at the store be from Cottage G rove to Lorane is f 4 the Ladies’ Home Journal Style Hook. It guest of her Sou David G riggs and ing carried on by hiH daughters, assured. This prompt action fe- CO TTAliK GROVE. OR. f is better than most Fashion periodicals family at this place Tuesday. Hects much credit upon the two Misses Abbie and Fannie. 4 communities and proves conclusive The Stanley Comedy Co. put up F. J. Hard, the Bohemia mining a good little show last night. Don’ t man, was looking after business ly that they are made up o f wide I fail to see the performance Satur matters in Cottage Grove this week. awake, public spirited citizens. Dancing Party Every member ol tho club fav d a y evening. He reports considerable snow iu Miss Gail Hare was the hostess | ored Ibis wagon road improvement Mrs. Kate H unt of Wildwood the mines at the present time. at a dancing party at Abrams ball j proposition and speeches were made last Friday evening. About forty I was transacting business in this The Cbambers-Bristovv Banking of her friends were present and the j ci«> and visiting with friends Mon- Com pan v has moved its books and favoring it by Clias. Burkholder, Marion Veatch, Harry Wynne, J I. eveuiug was greatlv enjoyed. The ,lay at)j Tuesday, accounts to the First National bank patronesses were Mts. C Ross | Jones, Almond Hemenwny, George STOVES AND RANGES King, Mrs. Marian Veatch and; ^bip your produce to the Bell aud the merger of the two institu Comer and others. A vote of Mrs. D J. DuBruilU. A t I I o ’d oa Tow er < Y>„ !I02 Post street, Seattle, tions is now complete at Eugene. About which there is thanks was tendered the Lorane refreshments were serve ! and at 12 Washington. Th ey always pay the nothing cheap but W . H . Jenkins, traveling passen committee foi their interest in the price. the “ Home Sweet Home'’ waltz win, highest market price. g e r agent, S. P. Co. was a Cottage bringing ibis matter before tLe had after which the-guests departed Tlios Peterson arrived at this Grove visitor today looking after Commercial Club and W . W . Jack- EARM IMPLEMENTS GUNS, AMMUNITION each thanking Miss G ail for the place recently to work in the Sun the commercial men's excursion to son returned the compliment on the Everything from a Headquarters lor pleasant evenings enjoyment. garden hoe to a huuters and miners There wore present, Mr. and rise mines in Bohemia, where he Salem Feb. 18. The Leader was part of Lorane. Mrs. C. Ross King, Mi aud Mrs. orders Hie Leader sent. Studebaker wagon. supplies. favored with a pleasant call. The time is perhaps not far dis Thos. Abrams, Mr. and Mis. 11. O. Miss vl aggie Veatch late o f H. H. Hendricks, who figured tant. when Lorane will not only Thompson, Mr. and Mrs Marion TIN AND GRAN1TEWARE Veatch, Mr. and Mrs. I) J. Du- Grants Pass, has been visiting with conspicuous ill the Hall conspiracy have a good wagon road outlet to T h e kind that will wear Briiille. Misses Eunice VanDeu- Cottage Grove relatives and friends trial at Portland last week visiting Cottage Grove, but a well equipped but costs little money. lierg, Zelnm Maples. Letu Sanford, during tin past week. with his mother, Mrs. Jane Emer electric road. Katie Know l'on. Maud Blair, Abide The Lorane committee which There will be an illustrated phon son. H e was accompanied by his Johnson, Fannie Johnson, Rciia Baker, Mabel Lee, Eva King, Clara ograph selection at tli" Christian wife and resides in Eastern Oregon. came before the Cottage Grove Van Hiper. Margaret Brnnd, Katie church Sunday evening prior to the nW lWaDi'. Bancroft, Eye and Nerve Commercial Club was; M. B Hawley, Bessie Griffin, Margan tto sermon. A ll are invited. Rev. W. t® D " ’ specialist, will be at Hotel Stone, W . W . Jackson, R. C Ross, Jones. Messrs Chester Van Den- Oregon i Cottage Grove F'riday and Bert Benbam, Adelbert Addison, 1!. berg, Albert Gnffin, Win Brnnd, A. Elkins, pastor. Saturday Feb. 22ud and 23rd. Con C. Addison, 1. 1*. Frady and Scott D. T. Aw brey, local express sultation free. Ren Sanford, Merle Seovelle, Pearl Jackson. Bennett, Earnest Risby, Cal Briggs, agent, aud breeder of W hite Min The Eugene tax levy is 30 mills Harry Short, Karl Hill, Frank orca chickens, has received an or this year instead o f 24*4 last year. Cooper, W illie Thompson, George Fancy Chickens lor South America. I Gourley, James Atkinson. Alfred der for 10 dozen o f eggs for hatch T h e street improvements and other Mathews, James Hickey, Karl ing at fancy prices. important public work being car Monday o f this week, W ( Con Simeral, O ’Loane. If you adhere to Some of the most novel and in- ried on and the 8 -mill school tax ner of the Leader, received a cash ! teresting specialties ever witnessed has brought the raise up to what it order for three trios of fine white ! the fashion in suits, Successful Surprise will be seen in “ Old Arkansaw,” is. waists and cloaks, Laugsbaus and one trio ot pure j which comes to Cottage G rove on C. H . Burkholder aud Harry bred Golden Wyaudottcs to lie you must follow it Last Monday evening Mrs. Fred Wednesday, Feb. 19. Wynne, prominent bnsiuess men of shipped to Chili, South America by | Herren was given a most complete closely in Corsets. surprise by her friends, the occasion Argyll* McGilvray, left Sunday this city, were transacting business way o f San Francisco. Unless your Corset being her birthday. The affair was for Klamath Falls, where he has at the county seat Thursday. They This local poultry raiser has! is stylish your other cleverly planned and carried out, by the promise of employment about were accompanied by M. B. Stone j shipped many line chickens to vari | her daughter uissVera who proved stylish cut garments herselt a charming entertainer. the electric light plant ot that city, o f Lorane, road matters receiving oils point« in the Pacific Northwest I where his brother George is also will not fit. during the past year, receiving! their attention. The guests met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Abrams 11 ml at 9 o'clock em ployed.- Cauyonville Echo. fancy prices fo r his fowls, but this! Now what is requir The brick walls for Hie big Porter j repaired to the Herren residence is his first shipment to any foreign and Stewart building adjoining tho Rev. Dr. Baker is still confined ed? First of all, tight- completely surprising Mrs. Herren who was ser'onsly contemplating j to liis home at Eugene from the Oregon hotel are up to the second country and i* is probably one <>l | fitting waists and retiring. She was equal to the j effects of grip but expects to be story and the heavy wood and iron the first to lie made by any Oregon ; Princess gowns necessitate a perfected Corseted figure fancy occasion, however and soon every i a|qe to fill the pulpit at Creswell j joists were laid this week by the fancier. Cottage Grove's fhe H e n d e rs o n Habit B a c k C o rse t is the one one felt thoroughly at home Boun Sunday, at 11 a. in. but not at i carpenters. The concrete founda- poultry is considered as good as tiful refreshments were served dm- for the present styles. For sale fit the Ideal Millinery can be found in the Pacific. North I tiou tor the Stewart and Hinds ing the evening and on departing Saginaw Sunday evening west. Store. Come ladies and inspect them. briek, corner ol Main aud Second the friends wished Mrs. Herren ■Miss Anna Oglesby w ill go to many happy returns of the day. street was completed this week. I»A FRANCES BARRETT. Colfax, Washington, Sunday to nc- Died. T h e county court has appointed cept a position as operator in the Mrs. J. M. Ishani entertained a Western Union telegraph office at the following persons to serve as H O L L E N — A t the home of Kale number o f her friends at her resi Rhodes near this city, Monday that place. The Leader w ill keep election judges and clerks in place dence last week in honor of Mrs. morning Feb. 10, 1908, Mrs of those who could not serve : E. Bert Wood, lorruerly oi this city but j her posted on the “ doings” at Minnie Hollen, wife of Elmer T. Cottage Grove James Ostrander in now of Raymond, Washington, | home. Hollen, aged 20 years one nriiitli who has been visiting here for a , , __ ... . ,__ _ and 20 days. , ,,, Armand W ynne was down trorn place» of W illiam I.audess, judge; week The afternoon was very . .. A. L . Briggs in place o f E. C. Deceased was a daughter of A. pleasantly spent and dainty refresh- l **e Black Butte Quicksilver mines , Wheeler, clerk Saginaw— Guy Bu- J. Turner, formerly of this city, C a p i t a l i p a id in i $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 ments were served. Mrs Wood re- this week and reports that the new turned to her home this week. smelter is working to perfection and ford in place o f Geo. W Johnson, but now of Marcola aud was umr £ Conducts a General Banking Busi clerk. ried the 6 th day of June 19(H) to that the big plant is now ready for r ness along conservativo lines. The Indies should call at MUs M ^ D r . Bancroft, Eye aud Nerve Mr. Hollen. Mrs. Hoilon was successful operations. Mr. Wynne Your patronage solicited Barret’ s millinery store and exam f i P “*s[>eeialist of Salem will make ine those Henderson double front will return to the mines iu a few his regular quarterly visit at Cot brought to the borne of Kale W. II Abrams. President IS. Lurch, Vice President Rhode* near this city from Mar- laced corsets. days. r tage Grove Friday and Saturday F. I!. Phillip«, Cashier Hurry Short, Asst. Cashier Feb. 22tid and 23rd. Hotel Ore cola for medical treatment and died soon after her arrival here. The gon. The annual inspection o f Co. E. funeral services were conducted at Monday evening was well attended the Christian church Tuesday by and the boys made a splendid show Rev. W. A. Elkins. I F You want the A . A . Cutter Loggers, the ing, receiving the congratulations Card of Thanks Packard Dress Shoes, the Thompson Glove-fitting of Colonel Jackson and General Corsets, the McKibben Hats, the Bannagan T*he undersigned wish to extend Finzer There was an attendance ---- AT TH E ---- Rubber Goods, and other just as high class of 91 per cent and Capt. Johnson their sincere thanks to all our merchandise, go to their agent in Cottage Grove friends who so kindly assisted us and his officers had cause to feel during the illness and death of our proud of the company and its good beloved wife and daughter. E u n F. H o u c k . showing. A. J. T urner . The W ilbur Starr Concert coni pany, the last of the Midland L y Two Burials at Lorane Monday. ceum aeries of entertainments for the season at this place, held forth ^ Beu Lee, an old, esteemed citizen at the Christian Church Wednes ol Lorane, who died at Eugene last day evening, a large and apprecia Saturday, aged about 75 year- was Twenty years supplying the wants o f my tive audience being present- The buried at Lorane Monday, under the auspices of the I. O. O. F of customers hero enables me to know and furnish singing and violin solos were high which he was a member. just what you need, and buying for cash enables class, while the impersonations by Miss Rilla Farman died at L o me to make the price right. Mr. Starr were exceedingly good. rane Saturday, aged about 23 years Altogether the little company of and was buried at that place Mon Adm ission. - - - 15 »rid 25 C ents, day. four proved royal entertainers. Get Your Live Stoch Purssian Stock Food { 1I 4 4 I 4 4 4 N ew Ginghams 12i cts. P er Yard at LU R C H ’S 4 I ! §I 4 t I 4 ê 4 4 HARDWARE 1 G riffin © Veatch Com’y FO LLO W THE FASH ION I BÄNK O f COTTAGE GROVE ! t STANLEY COMEDY COMPANY A R M O IL Y H A L L C . H. Burkholder Saturday Evening, February 15 9 BIG A C T S 9 Moving Pictures and Illustrated Songs
