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Cottage urove Leauer SUPPLEMENT V o l . x ix . .C o t t a g r G r o v e , O r ., F r i d a y , M a r c h 13, 1908. More Business Changes. D. A. Thompson has purchased the cigar store and billiard parlors of Ostrander & McQueen and has assumed the management. The retiring gentlemen have not de cided on any future business pur suits. The week was noted for its num erous business changes in this city, among which were the following: N. E. Compton of the general merchandise firm of Compton & Wallace, sold his interest in the business to N. L. Atkins of Forest Grove, who will take his place in the store March 20. C. C. DuBruille, formerly in the delivery business in this city, bought Mr. Jackson out this week and will resume his old business again here, April 1st. He will bring his family here from Eugene as soon as a house can be secured. George Comer has sold his har ness shop to Messrs. W . F. Wheel er and J. C. Scott of Portland. Mr. Comer gives up his business because of bad eyesight. His eyes are giving him much trouble. Invoicing was commenced last Tuesday and the new proprietors take possession at once. WHEN HER BACK ACHES W. C. T. U. Reception A reception to new members of the W . C. T. I', was held at the home » f Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Wheeler, Tuesday evening, about 30 guests being in attendance. Music and games were the enter taining features of the evening. Mrs. Briggs gave a reading, Mrs. Woods a solo, Mrs. Simmons and Mrs. Woods a vocal duet, following which was an interesting contest. Excellent light refreshments were served and a “ delightful evening” was the verdict of all present. Lynx Hollow Items. A Woman Finds all her Energy and J. A . Briggs was transacting business in Eugene Saturday. Ambition Slipping Away. Cottage Grove women know how tile aches and pains that come when the kidneys (ails make life a burden. Backache, hip pains, headache, dizzy spi lls, distressing urinary troubles, all tell of sick kidneys and warn you of the stealthy approach of dialietes, dropsy and Bright’ s disease. Doan's Kidney pills permanently cun' all these disorders. Here’s proof of it in a Cottage drove woman's words: Mrs J. H. Shortrlnge. living on the west side, Cottage Grove, Oregon, says: “ When I began using Doan’s Kidney pills, which I procured at Benson's Pharmacy, X was in a vert- run down condition caused by kid ney and bladder trouble. I suffered a great deal with my hack which was lame and weak, I was restless at night and in the morning tvas so stiff and lame that I could hardly get around. I suffered wi»h head aches and was caused much annoy ance and embarrassment on account of the Irregularity of the secretions. I used many remedies but obtained no relief until I procured Doan's Kidney pills at Benson’s Pharmacy. I improved steadily from tile time I liegan using tills remedy and by tile time I had used three boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills I tvas feeling lietter than I Imd been for a long time. I have recommended Doan's Kidney Pills at every opportunity, and will continue to do so.” For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-M il- A Thimble Bee Party. liurn Co., BufTalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. itemember the name— Doau’ s—and A thimble bee party was given at the residence of I)r. B. K. Job take no other. on Monday afternoon the affair be ing complimentary to Mrs. David McKeen, who is a guest. Mrs. Walker delighted the ladies with a reading. Mrs. W. If. Abrams and Miss Job rendered musical selections. Considerable merriment was oc casioned when the judges an nounced the six best needlewomen: Mesdames Briggs, Herrin, Nave, Kreuger, McKeen and Walker. The following is a list of those present: Mesdames O. Goodman, W . H. Abrams, H. L. Nave, J. C. Johnson, F. Rosenberg, W . H. Herrin, J. M. Isham. Mundy, II. H. Yeatch, Briggs, H. O. Thomp son, F. Kreuger, A. Richmond, J. Benson. H. Eakin, Walker, Miss J. Wood, Chambers, F. D. Wheel er. E. Job. No. 48 Mr. Ervin McCord of Creswell, visited friends here Saturday even ing. M rs. Scainbler of Tacoma, Wash., is visiting with her mother Mrs. Parmenter. Mr. Duncan Caldwell is in the valley this week doing some work for Mr. J .Tunnell. Misses Sarah and Mary Lajoie entertained Miss Lulu Jackson Sunday afternoon. Miss McQueen of Lynx Hollow- returned to her school at Silk Creek Saturday afternoon. Mr. Rasch of Colorado, has moved on the place lately pur chased of Mr. Gilmore. School opened Monday with a good attendance. Miss Orswell of Eugene wielding the birch. W e regret to say that Mrs. G. V. Sheridan is quite ill this week. Her sister Mrs. Dresser is staying with her. Mrs. Gay of Caeur d’Alene, Idaho, who has been spending some time with her mother Mrs. Sweet, is visiting friends in liu- gene. Mr. R. Y. Porter has taken ad vantage of the good weather March has given us, by grubbing, Silk Creek Items ditching and otherwise improving Mr. Lawson Slagle went to Cot his place. tage Grove Monday. W e hear Mr. Sam Damewood Drain Notes has been on the sick list lately. W e are glad to learn that La- Since January 1907 the Drain grippe is letting go its hold of the Normal school has put 97 teachers Owens family. in the public schools, and of all Mrs. Parmele's mother, Mrs. this number not one has failed. Neal is now here visiting her What do you think of the record? daughter and her family. Some a c tiv ity 's being shown on A number o f our people attend the Drain-Coos Bay road by the ed the funeral of Mr. Herbert Lee constant arrival of material and held in Cottage Grove Sunday. one or more contractors have been Elder T . H. Starbuck of Port looking over the route. May it land is here at present spending soon show great activity. his time in the interests of the A serious error was made in the school at this place. announcement that it was the Oscar Wheeler and Clyde Bab Normal Basket ball team played cock went to the Divide Friday Cottage Grove last week. It was and did not return home until Sun the Drain Athletic club. Arrange day evening. ments for school games will be Mr. E: M. Oberg of Portland, made by the school and not by an Prof, L. G. Paap and Edward Bab outsider. cock attended church in Cottage Grove Saturday afternoon. Notice Mr. B. H. I,ee of Divide and his brother Elmer Lee, lately from Miss Vera Herrenof the Univer- Minnesota, were visiting o l d oitv of Oregon school of music, friends here Tuesday and W ed will teach pupils on piano. She nesday. wishes to announce that she will Mr. Overholser is still away on take a limited number of pupils. account of the sickness and death ¡Termson application. Phone No. of his mother. Mr. Overholser 574. 48-4t and his family have the sympathy Try the L eader for six months. of their neighbors in their sorrow.
