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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1908)
V Putting Up Prescriptions . o f course is the most important part o f our business and it is the most exacting—but it is a responsibility we do not shirk. We do business on the policy that you cannot be too partic ular with medicine and our business of dispensing prescript ions continues to in crease because we take the same care as if we were putting the med icine up for our own fam ily’s use. * i 77 /odern ¡Pharm acy. COTTAGE GROVE. OR. ' l Eastern Stars Visit to Eugene. Saturday's Eugene Register had the following to say regarding the visit of the Cottage (trove <). E. S. members to Eugene: Evangeline Chapter No. SI, O. H. S. had a jubilee last evening. They had as their honored guests the Grand Worthy-Matron, Mrs. liargelt and Grand Worthy l’atron, If. S. I huiu. Hut the most remarkable feature of the jubilee was the delegation, which came down from Cottage Grove on the flyer. The lady members of the Star ¡jt that place lielieve strictly in leap year and they came down with their hus bands as willing subjects attd made livaqgeline chapter a most delight ful visit. Among those who came were Mrs. May Thompson, worthy matron; Mrs. T. C. Wheeler and husband, who is worthv patron: Mrs. Oliver Veatcli and huslnind: Mrs. E. Grace Brund: Mrs. W. W. Oglesby, Mrs. 1). T . Awbrey and husband, Mrs. Joseph Porter and husband, Mrs. I'1. I). Wheeler, Mrs. J. II. Chambers, Mrs. F. II. Rosenberg, Mrs. Marion Veatcli, Mrs. II. II. Veatch and husband, Mrs. Lydia Stouffer, Mrs. George Lea and husband, Mrs. Nancy Porter, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Herbert Enkiu. Mrs. W. II. Abrams and husband and Worth Ilarvev. Commercial Club Meeting. Tile regular weekly business meeting of the Commercial Club was held at the club rooms Mon day evening. A communication was read from the Warren Construction Co. of Portland, to the effect that they would soon send a representative to this city to make an estimate of the cost of paving main street from the depot to the river bridge. The club appointed the following eon*- mittee to meet and confer with this construction* representative: Ben Lurch, II. O. Thompson and Mar ion Veatch. The committee on the cannery proposition of Mr. Buster, rejxirted adverslv on the grounds that his plan was on a scale too large and expensive for the needs and re quirements of this community. Local people are now figuring on installing a small cannery in this city. Many members of the Commer cial club visited the Coast Fork grange today for an interchange of views on matters of interest to both organizations. Machinery Arrives. The machinery for the new shingle mill which is being in stalled on Mosbv Creek by Sam Lewis, arrived at this place Tues day being consigned to the Wynne Hardware Co. through which com pany the plant was purchased by Mr. Lewis. The plant was hauled out to the mill site this week and will soon be ready for operations. Its capacity will lie 30,000 shingles per day. ROILKR FOR STEAM I.A l N liR V . The Wynne Hardware Co. also received Tuesday, the 30-horse power boiler for the new steam laundry in this city. As soon as the boiler is installed the plant will practically be ready for business. Two nig washing machines were also received for the laundry this week which are being installed along with the five horse power electric motor. LOCAL ANI) PERSONAL. Fresh compressed yeast daily at Attorney and Mrs. J. S. Medley Metcalf & Bruuds. were county seat visitors this week. Mrs. I-ucetta Thomas eoutern plates moving to Portland to reside Who— Williams’ Jubilee singers. soon. When— March 16, 1908. L. W . Baker of liugene was Where— Armory hall. looking after Cottage Grove inter ests Monday. Spray! Plant garden. Plant fruit trees. Pull for a pulp mill. Have yod registered? Boost Cottage G rove! The Kozy Korner for sweets. Metcalf & Brund are keeping compressed yeast and are redeem ing all free tickets. Geo. E. Cole of Myrtle Creek, was introducing his famous lung medicine in this city this week. I I è * Alta Kiug was transacting busi t ). L. Willard is erecting a fine ness up on the line of the O. & S. windmill and tank on his residence « property in West Cottage Grove. Ii. railroad Tuesday. Mr. Comer sold the lots back of The Presbyterian parsonage is if the Adventist church Tuesday to being improved by the'addition of a colonial [Kirch extending across * Mr. Betts of I.orane. ' •Chas. Thornton was down from the front of the building. * * 5000 f* * BOYS AND GIRLS i § ê t PRIZES AWARDED % i Roseburg this week visiting with J. T. Short has purchased the Thomas home on railroad avenue. 4 his parents and friends. Fresh nuts and candies at the ( llympic flour, highest grade Mr. Thomas will buy another lot *r Wave. ✓ hard wheat flour in the market for and build a nice home thereon this f summer. E. C. Bisby was a county seat sale at Baughman's feed store. f Remember we art giving the visitor Wednesday. The musical treat of the season very liest electric service which You can pay your taxes at the — Williams Jubilee singers— at the will compare with any city, no ex ** armory Monday evening, March Bank of Cottage Grove. ceptious, why not have some of it? # $ 16th. Cottage Grove lilectric Co. 48tf New graphophone records 23 f Mr. Ante is advertising some cents each, at the Bazaar. C. II. Burkholder, the merchant, f registered Poland China pigs for has bought the Griggs brick drug Mrs. V. C. Loudon is visiting sale in the Leader today. if store building adjoining his brick with her mother at Spokane. L. F. Wooley has returned home store building and will run them f Mrs. Holland of Roseburg is a from Eugene where he went a up two stories this season and guest of Cottage Grove friends. week ago to attend the funeral of otherwise improve this prominent f business corner. Mrs. David Griggs visited with his aunt, Mrs. Bailey. *0 & her parents at liugetie this week. Why not have electric lights? Harry Brehaut, the druggist, Fine new line of ladies lace and < )ur patrons are satisfied and say shipped a car load, eight tons, of embroidery collars at the Bazaar. they are chea[x*r than the oil lamp, • iregon grape root to a chemist at and [>erfectly safe. Cottage Grove Huffqjo, N. Y . this week, which Let your wife have some of the Electric Co. 48tf was valued at $73u, the greater money she has helped earn and Light of the world's greatest part of which will be distributed save. singers, four men and four women, among the boys who gathered the Where did you get those nice comprising the famous Williams root. I Hist cards? Why at the Wave, of Jubilee Singers, at the armory, J. 1. Jones and several promi course. Monday evening March 16. neut citizens of the town are figur STOVES AND RANGES F'ingal Hinds, the real estate Merchant W. W Jackson of Lo- ing on forming a stock company About which there is man, was transacting business at rane was a guest arthe Commer with $30,000 capital to establish a nothing cheap but l liugene Monday. new sawmill on the Jones [K in d and cial club meeting Monday evening the price. mill site in East Cottage Grove, Don't fail to see the "Cow- while returning home from a trip with a capacity of alniut 6.3,000 Puncher" at the armory Thursday to Portland and Vancouver. GUNS, AMMUNITION FARM IMPLEMENTS feet [ier day. It looks like a go. evening March 36. The furniture firm of Cochran & Hendquarters lor Everything from a In the basket ball game between Mrs. Nichols came down from Cooley have a new ad in the hunters and miners garden hoe to a Yonealla Monday to visit with Leader today as also have Lurch's, Cottage Grove and the Drain Ath supplies. Studebaker wagon. Benson, the Wheeler-Thompson Co. letic team las? Friday evening the Cottage Grove friends. home team won in a score of 11 to TIN AND GRANITEWARE Harry Hart and wife drove and the Modern Pharmacy. Read 12. This was considered a bril down to Kugene Friday and visited them. The kind that will wear liant victory for the home team We will wire and install lights with friends until Sunday. but costs little money. from the fact that they were in your house at the very lowest Tom Martin of Creswell, was in possible price and guarantee all greatly outweighed by the visiting town this week visiting with his work and material to lie in accord team, but not outclassed. sister, Mrs* Knowltou. If you have electricity in your ance with insurance rules. Call at file Cooper N Wheeler real es our office f<Sr estimates. Cottage house, you can have your washing, ironing, sewing and keep your tate company o f this city sold two Grove Electric Co. 48tf rooms cool and clear from dust at lots at Drain last week to a Mr. Is your subscription more than a small outlay. See your hardware Moore. one year delinquent? If so, ac merchant, let him tell you how Mrs. S, L. Knox of Eugene, cording to the new [xistoffice ruling cheaply he can furnish you an was visiting Cottage Grove*friends you will have to be dropjied from electric washing machine. Cot tliiY week and looking after prop the Leader subscription list after tage Grove Electric Co. 48tf April 1*. and the bill placed for col‘ erty interests here. Many subscribers are helping Born, to Rev. and Mrs. W. A. lection. * * * • » » » * » » » » « « a* ««*««*** N. L. Atkins of I'orest Grove, out the Leader materially by call Elkins, Wednesday March 11, I f you adhere to ing and getting their subscriptions 1908, a fine 9 pound boy, an as was in Cottage Grove this week within the new government * re the fashion in suits, sistant pastor for the Christian visiting with relatives and looking for a business opening. He has quirements. These requirements waists and cloaks, church. served for several years as cashier are that subscribers to weekly you must follow it II. C. Mackey, the Medford of a F'orest Grove bank and his papers cannot be in arrears more photographer, is a guest of his friends here will lie glad to know than one year. Those who call closely in Corsets. brothers in this vicinity. He has that he will locate here. and arrange matters without wait Unless your Corset sold his gallery and will enjoy a ing for statements are aiding the J. S. Milne, the real estate management materially in a task season’s rest. is stylish your other dealer, has purchased the residence Have your house wired for lots SO X 12(1 feet, of Mrs. Baker that is requiring much tedious stylish cut garments lights, we want your business, and on railroad avenue. Mrs. Baker labor and trouble. The paper will not tit. hereby expresses its full apprecia will treat you right, make you has resided on this projierty for N ow wlm t is requir either flat or meter rate. Cottage about 33 years, but will soon give tion . Grove F'iectric Co. 48tf ed? First o f all, tight- up housekeeping and spend her de Died. Who orders Sill kinds of music clining years with her children. fitting w.nists and here in Cottage Grove? Why llis- C. Ross King, who is to open a S M IT H — Infant child of Mr. and Princess gowns necessitate a perfected Corseted figure hev it Van Denberg at the Wave. new pharmacy in Corvallis at an Mrs. S. L. Smith in West Cot The Hervdersorv Habit B a c k C orset is the one They can supply you with any early, date, is soon to move into tage Grove, March 4, 1*>08. thing you want in the line of sheet town with his family. His estab for the present styles. For sale at the Ideal Millinery music. lishment is to lie in the room now H AYS— At his home near the Store. Come ladies and inspect them. light plant Monday March 6, II. (>. Thompson and son have occupied by the Water real estate 1908, Wm. P. Hays, of rheuma returned home from an extended agency in Corvallis. It will be ID A F R A N C K S B A R R E T T . tism of the heart. business trip to Seattle, Tacoma opened to the public in about 30 Mr. lla y s had lieeu suffering and Portland. It is said that the days.— Corvallis Gazette. elder Thompson showed the son a Dr. Nave, pastor of the Presby from rheumatism in the shoulders rattling gixul time. terian church at Cottage Grove, and arms for a few days which finally affected his heart. He Dr. Foster has purchased the old was in the city yesterday to hear leaves to mourn his loss a widow Tucker property, adjoining the Dr. Brouglier and to visit Rev. and five children, one child having Henderson home otr Wall street, Mount. Both he and his family lieen burned to death about a MEDICAI. AND »URM1CAL It are very milch in love with the and has carpenters at work build month ago. Funeral services were W . K u y k e n d a ll ; M I». ing a fine, large addition to the coast country and they esjieciallv \V. O. I'roMer, M l>. like Cottage Grove and its good conducted Tuesday by Rev. Nickle residence 38x28 feet. interment in the Masonic cemetery. I 1 ». J . Marti«*, M l) [>eople.— Register. li. F. Sfatele. M I). I). J. DuBruille and family are The liereaved family has the heart I D. A. f i l l , M l>. The case of S. Jennie Walker felt sympathy of ail in their sad j tidw very comfortably domiciled in Geo. O It De Hit r. M. I). the commodious Veatcli cottage, against l ’ . G. Walker for divorce bereavement. K K. MrDotixal, M. 1 ) . nearly opposite M r. Yenske’s has taken a new hitch. Defend For the care and treatment of Medical and Surgical Cases. Modern op- home. Rice Hastings and family ant has filed' his answer and asks LEE— March <>. 1908, at I-ee s pcrating room and equipment Appliances for X ray work. Sputum and now occupy the Bennett residence to have the plaintiff’s case dis sawmill, Herbert W . Lee. aged missed and the husband comes in blood examinations Fui! corps of trained nurses. Kates un application vacated by Mr. DuBruille. 43 years, 4 mouths and 3 days. with a cross complaint asking that Mr. I,ee was a native of W is M. A. Horn of Saginaw made he lie given a decree, reversing the consin and came to this state and TRAININO SCHOOL EOR NURSES. the Leader a call Wednesday, lie title to the case and he alleges cer county last summer. He was a said that last year he paid S3 in tain f inconsistencies which Ite^ular polirne nf lertiires hy the faculty mid prwtlral train ing in the hospital. The medical and surgical stall* of the hos assessments to the local coyote thinks sufficient grounds to h e i brother of Bert Lee, the well giv e' known sawmill man, and leaves a pital count It tile« the faculty. For ratea or information, an club and lost no sheep. The year him the divorce and custody of the wife and one child liesides other hospital or training» addi«*«* W. KTYKENDAhL, M. It, before he had $60 worth of sheep three children.— Register. Superintendent. relatives and friends to mourn their and goats killed by coyotes the Or MISS M. H. HOf.MSTKI M. J. W. Doak of Lorane, had an loss. Funeral sendees were con club not having been organized at Siiikerlnt-ndent of Nurses. interesting chase after a wild cat ducted at the Adventist church that time. one night recently. His dogs Sunday, Rev. Starbuck officiating, Romance, comedy, sensation, started it near his pig [ieu and interment in the I. O. O. F\ ceme pathos, music, scenery, electrical treed it in a crab apple tree. It be tery. The funeral was largely at effects and costumes with a reason ing dark, Mr. I>oak, fearing it tended . able quantity o f powder and might lie his favorite house cat. re Card of Thanks. served by an excellent company of turned home to make sure. Find players, is what may be said of ing Tabby at home he returned to W e the undersigned desire to "T h e Cow-Puncher” to Ire seen at kill the, wild cat but it was gone. express our thanks to all our neigh the armory, Thursday evening, His dogs'took the track and treed bors and friends who so kindly March 26. C a p i t a l i p a id ini $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 it a mile distant in a large tree. gave us their aid and sympathy in Dick Vandervert, an old-time Not being able to locate it Mr. the sickness, death and burial of Conducts a General Banking Busi Cottage Grove boy. who now re Doak again returned home and the our beloved husband and brother. ness along conservativo linen. M rs H. W. E kr . sides at Prineville, stopped over in next day weut out and put the cat I Your patronage solicited B. H L kk . Cottage Grove with his wife and up a big tree in which was a large | two little daughters Friday and bunch of mistletoe in which the E. E. L kk . ft. Lurch. Vic- Fresi,lent W H. A brani'-. I'rr-Odent Saturday toenjov a brief visit with cat hid. Again , he failed and Harry Short, Amt. Cashier F. It. IMiilllp*. Cashier ( W> to Metcalf & Brand's and friends, while on their way to Glen finally gave it up after having it dale, Oregon, to visit with Mrs. almost within his reach the first get a sample of Ileiuchmann’u compressed yeast. Yandervert’s parents. time it was treed. Williams Jubilee singers next. I CAN YOU DRAW?, INDEK 14 Years OLD t $ Contest Closes May 1, 1 9 0 8 . File your C O P Y at ^ f L U R C H ’S ft I M H A R D W A R E ^ Griffin S Veatch Com’j ^ i FOLLOW THE FASHION - J EUGENE t HOSPITAL i I BANK OF COTTAGE GROVE !
