Cottage Grove leader., March 27, 1908, Image 5

LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Can't ion Staighten
I'li in the Mornings ?
is the
medicine we have rec-
omended it to be.
Ph a rm a cy.
Klder Martin of Montana, de­
A1 F.lledge was transacting bus­
livered two able sermons at the
iness at the county seat Wednes­
Adventist church Sunday. He
day, as was nlso J. E. Young.
has come west to locate and may
Mrs. Tlios. Pearce returned take the pastorate of the Adven­
GET 300 PLUNKS AND
home from an enjoyable visit with tist church at Roseburg.
30 DAYS IN COUNTY JAIL friends at Iiugene Monday.
Post cards! Post cards! Post
Miss Magee, who is teachiug the cards! Get iu line and get some
It is very apparent to the general Latham school was confined to her of those local views of Cottage
public that those who think to op­ home this week from a severe at­ Grove and send them to your
erate blind pigs and be fined about tack of the grip.
friends in the east. Be a booster
what would be a license for opera­
for Cottage Grove. They have
Misses
Kdna
Barringer
and
I.ela
tion of illicit business are going to
them at the Wave.
be fooled in this respect. Judge Circle of Kugene spent Sunday in
Marriage licenses have been
Harris is now affixing a jail sen­ this city, the guests of Mr. and
issued to George Johnson and Miss
tence to the fine which makes it Mrs. F. C. Coffman.
very strenuous for violators of the
Mrs. Howard Wood and little Bessie Page and to I. S. Beauprie
law.
daughter Julia of Kugene are vis­ aud Margueriv L. Coates, both
iting at the home of her uncle, I). gentlemen being residents of Cot­
T W O S T IF F S E N T E N C E S .
tage Grove while the ladies are
Friday Judge Harris sentenced J. IhiBruille in this city.
residents of D r a i n . — Roseburg
Andy Taylor to pay a fine of $100 j Rev. Nave went to Kugene today
News.
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and serve .10 days in jail for sell-1 to address a mass meeting of
An exchange remarks that a
ing liquor. The same fine was im -1 Christian endeavorers at the Iiu­
Maine man has a churn which
posed on the Gross hotel Jap for a \ gene Christian church.
has been in his family for 170
like offense and both are in jail.
Court adjourned Saturday until j Joe Baker, Col. Blair and Geo. years, aud we strongly suspect
April Has Judge Harris goes to) Atkinson went to Iiugene Wednes­ that some of the butter it turned
day to ride the F.lks' goat. They out when it was new is still being
Benton county to hold court.
were given the time of their lives. sold in this town.
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COTTAGE GROVE, OR.
Error Corrected in Financial Report.
Many holios areaiassing through
town. Many are honest workmen
A slight error appeared in the out of a job aud a few are crooks,
late report or statement of the They are going north principally.
city’s finances, which was pub­
"L e t the galled jade wince,"
lished ,in the local papers. That wrote the editor, and the intelligent
part wherein the error occurred fol­ comjiositor iu the prohibition town
lows in corrected form:
set it up, "L e t the gallon jug
Outstanding warrant«, general
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Mrs. Sain Veatch and daughter
Lillian, of Portland, have been
6815 00 guests of relatives iu this city the
past week. They returned to Port­
4105 54 land today.
During the past year $5,000 of
Miss Ollie Willard returned to
the water bonds have been taken
Portland Wednesday, to resume
up out of the water fund.
her position in a large tailoring es­
tablishment iu that city, after a
Will go to Albany.
brief visit with home folks here.
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C. D. Van Valen, the Doreua
The Albany Democrat says:
“ Rx-State Game Warden J. \V. Buff Orpingtou breeder, shipped
Baker of Cottage Grove, has twelve pullets and 100 eggs to a
bought the residence property with Hood river poultryman last week,
two lots, at the corner of Walnut receiving a fancy price for them.
aud Kighth street, of II.
R. : That was a gorgeous display of
Schultz, consideration $1800, and! spring millinery presented at Miss
will soon move to Albany to reside. Bartels spring millinery opening
The family will consist of Mr. and j Wednesday, one of the very finest
Mrs. Baker and two sons. Mr. ! displays ever seen in Cottage
Baker has a host of friends here Grove in this line of goods.
who will lie glad to have him make
"T h e Merry W idow“ is the lat­
Albany his home, with his estim­
able family.” The Leader will say est invention iu Raster bonnets to
that the many friends of Mr. Baker reach the valley. Husbands will
and family here will regret to find the price is not an innovation
learn of his intention to leave Cot­ but a stern reality and will no
tage Grove to make Albany their doubt decree that only widows
shall wear them.
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]ierinauent home.
the society a social Wednesday
evening at the Christian church.
An excellent program consisting of
declamations and songs was ren­
dered by the young men and sev­
eral interesting games were played,
Miss Inez White whining the prize
in “ A Musical Romance.” Re­
freshments were served and the
guests departed at a late hour de­
claring the young men to be pleas­
ing entertainers.
Henry Veatch,
the hardware
dealer, is in receipt of a letter from
Angelo Perini, written from Trem-
osine, Italy. Mr. Perini is a pros­
perous Italian who formerly re­
sided near this city, but returned
to his fatherland last fall and pur­
chased a large rooming house.
While he is doing well he longs for
the freedom of America and . his
family observe with< more dissatis­
faction than he does the oppression
of their home government. They
hunted much here, to their greatest
satisfaction, while in Italy, hunt­
ing or carrying fire arms is pro­
hibited. Mr. Perini states that in
Kvangelist J. M. Martin will all probability he will return to
hold services at the Adventist this country ere long.
chaiiel on W all street this evening
Freak Day of the Season.
at 7..10 o ’ clock. Regular quarter­
ly meeting services at 10 a. m. and
Tuesday will go down in the
2 p. m. on the Sabbath. Sunday
at 11 a. m. and 7..10 p. in. services annals of Cottage Grove history as
one of the most freakish March
■will also be conducted.
days on record. The day dawned
A challenge for six games has bright and clear, but soon after
been sent by the bowlers of the sun up a brisk breeze arose from
Cottage Grove Commercial club to the southwest and by ten o’clock
the bowlers o f the C o u i u k . i «L «1 club was blowing a gale, keeping up a
at Kugene and iu the event of a tie continual fog of dust about town
it is to be bowled off immediately and wrenching signs, awnings and
after the last game is bowled. The fences. A blow of this kind is ex ­
challenge will no doubt lie accept­ tremely unusual for this section of
ed and five or six of the best men the country. By noon* the wind
put into practice.— Register.
had ceased and was followed by a
The-revival meeting at Doreua warm spring rain.
is progressing nicely with much
interest. The meetings will con­
tinue over Sunday aud part of
next week. A ll iu reach are invited
and especially Sunday at 11 a. m.
when the them£ will be "T h e
Second Coming of Christ." D.
R. Baker, missionary, is conduct­
ing the meetings.
O N E F IR E A L A R M .
W hile the wind was at its best a
fire alarm was turned in from Prof.
Tucker’ s home on west Wall
street. The fire department re­
sponded promptly, but by the time
they covered the ten blocks, neigh­
bors had succeeded by hard work
iu extinguishing the blaze, which,
however, had burned a hole fully
O. F. Callison of Kugene, re­ ten feet square in the roof of the
publican candidate for the nomina­ Tucker home.
tion of county clerk, visited Cot­
tage Grove friends Monday. Mr.
To Sunday School Workers.
Callison formerly resided at this
place and has many relatives and
April 11th and 12tli are the
friends here. He is a native son
of Lane county and a memlier of dates for the Cottage Grove dis­
an old esteemed pioneer family, trict Sunday school convention.
Rev. C. A . Phipps, the state
his mother lieing a sister of Mrs.
Laura and Mrs. Sophrona McFar­ field secretary will be present to
land and a half sister of “ Aunt” conduct the services. Saturday af­
Jane Veatch of this city. Mr. ternoon at the Presbyterian church
Callison is well qualified for the a bullness session, Sunday morn­
office to which he aspires and is a ing Rev. Phipps will occupy the
young man possessed of many ster­ Presbyterian pulpit. Sunday af­
ling qualities. He has served as ternoon^ the Ghristian church a
deputy in the various county offi­ mass meeting and Sunday night a
ces and therefore has a thorough mass meeting at the M. K. church.
knowledge of county affairs and Please remember the dates ami
the routine work of the clerk's o f­ place. A complete program will
fice. lie will poll a very heavy appear later.
vote in South Lane.
Match Factory Ready for Business.
The Place to Buy Millinery
IN T H E C E LE B R A TE D
Hardeman Hat
are now being shown. They
meet the requirements of the
most fastidious dresser
W allace
Where Y ou do Better.
The match factory will start up
soon and will employ from five to
A good assortment of millinery six girls and as many boys or men
will lie found at The Ideal. Ail incurring a daily wage expense of
the latest shapes of the season. about $20. Mr. Fox, the proprie­
Don’t miss seeing the baby bon­ tor, has had some trouble in get­
nets and children’s wear. Best as­ ting an expert match maker but
sortment and prices right.
has at last succeeded. The block
Come in and lie shown around. j match will first be manufactured
W hile in lookiug at millinery ask and the parlor match will lie turned
to see the Henderson Double Front out later. The capacity of the
Laced corsets.
plant at present is about 40 gross
49-2t
I d a F r a n c e s B a r r e t t .
per day and Mr. Fox states that a
ready market is afforded for the
product of this plant.
Best Cold and Grip Remedy.
Give Cole’s Consumption Cure a
trial. It cures when all other-
fail. It will positively cure lung
trouble in the first stages. I-or
sale at leading drug stores of the
country or of the manufacturer,
Geo. E. Cole. Myrtle Creek, Or.
On sate at the New- F.ra drug store.
49.4t*
CAN
UNDER
14 Years
OLD
YOU
DRAW?
Contest Closes May 1, 1908. £
File your C O P Y at ^ ^
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f L U R C H ’ S & I
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HARDWARE
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STOVES AND RANGES
About which there is
nothing cheap but
the price.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
GUNS, AMMUNITION
Everything from a
garden hoe to a
Studebaker wagon.
Headquarters
tor
hunters and miners
supplies.
TIN AND GRANITEWARE
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The kind that will wear
but costs little money.
G riffin S Veatch Com’ y
FOLLOW THE FASHION
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I f you adhere to
the fashion in suits,
waists and eloaks,
you must follow it
closely in Corsets.
Unless your Corset
is stylish your other
stylish cut garments
will not fit.
Now what is requir­
ed? First o f «all. tight-
fitting waists and
Princess gowns necessitate a perfected Corseted figure
The H e n d e r s o n Habit B a c k Corset is the one
for the present styles. For sale «at the Ideal iMillinery
Store. Come ladies and inspect them.
ID A F R A N C E S B A R R E T T .
EUGENE
j HOSPITAL
W%1
MKIHCAL AND SUKUICAI. STAFF
W. Kuykendall; M I).
W. o. ProMer, M. I).
P. J. Hartlp. M. D.
B. F. Seaiefe. M !>.
D. A. Paine. M . l>.
<1*1. O H DeBiir, M. I».
I.. K. McOoiigwl, M. 1).
For the care and treatment of Medical and Surgical Cases. Modem op-
perating room and equipment. Appliances lor X ray work. Sputum and
blood etaminalinns. Fui! corps of (rained nurses. Rales on application
TRAININO SCHOOL FOR NURSES.
Regular course of lectures by the faculty anil practical train­
ili)« in the hospital. The medical and aurgical s t a f f o ! the hos­
pital constitutes the faculty.
For rates or information, as
hospital or training, address
W. K I'Y K E N IIA L L , M. It,
Superintendent.
Or MISS M. H. HOLMHTHUM.
Superintendent o f Nurses.
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I BANK OF COTTAGE GROVE
C a p i t a l I p a i d ini $ 2 5 , 0 0 0
Notic«
Miss Vera Herren of the Univer-
oity of ( tregon school of music,
will teach pupils on piano. She
wishes to announce that she will
take a limited number of pupils.
Terms on application. Phone No.
574.
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Conducts a General Hanking Busi­
ness along conservative lines.
Your patronage solicited.
W H A brains, president
F. It. Phillips, ( ! ashler
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Harry Short, Asst. Cashier
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BOYS AND GIRLS
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Kidney Remedy
$6240
PRIZES AWARDED
f
A. D. S.
fund, April 1, 1907__ . . .
Outstanding warrants, general
fund, March 1, 1908___
Outstanding warrants, street
fund, April 1, 1007..
Outstanding warrants, street
fund, March 1, 1908....
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Read the classified advertising
W. T. Kayser was a county seat
column on the last page of the visitor Thursday.
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Leader.
Miss Vera Herreu returned home
Mrs. R. C. Gray of Kugene is Thursday from a visit with friends
Full for a pulp mill.
visiting with Cottage Grove rela­ at Kugene.
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The Kozy Korner for sweets.
tives this week.
If you have a tooth for sweets,
Wanted— A modern opera house.
Many new subscribers are com­ try some of Cunningham's home
The Leader leads, others follow. ing in and all have words of praise made candies.
for the excellence o f the Leader.
Uncle Ves Veatch has returned
| For choice confections, try the
Dr. Oglesby has returned home home from a visit with his daugh­
Wave.
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from a prolonged professional visit ters at Creswell.
New Victor disc records at the at J unction aud is to lie found in
Rev. P. K. Hammond of Kugene
Bazaar.
his office again.
will hold Episcopal services in
Get out and vote at the forth­
See that new long cylinder Col­ Woodman hall Sunday afternoon
coming city election.
umbia graphophoue at the Bazaar. at .1:10 p. m. Everybody cordi %
Mrs. D. II. Hemenway visited It plays both long and short cylin­ ally invited to lie present.
der records. New Victor machines
in Eugene Monday.
Joe Baker had the broad porch
just arrived also.
on the front of his cottage on Wall
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Mr. D. Mossmau of St. Johns, street extended around the east
cents each, at the Bazaar.
was iu the city Monday and Tues­ side o f his home this week which
Don't forget the Wave for fine-• day visiting at his cousins, F. C. adds to the appearance aud com­
I stationery and see— gars (cigars). Coffman and lookiug after some fort of his home.
Fine new line of ladies lace and business affairs. He thinks of lo­
John Bartels and son Fred are
(embroidery collars at the Bazaar. cating here.
overhauling and increasing the ca­
The brick masons on the Stewart pacity of their ice plant for the
How do you like the old town to
I day in comparison to what it was ¿ij Hinds building are working on seasou’s run. The last of the old
the second story now. The brick ice stock was shipped out from
two years ago?
of Stewart & Porter is nearing their storage rooms Wednesday.
Those home made mnrshmellows
completion, the large plate glass
are immense, as is all of the can­
The young men of the Y. P. S.
windows being put in.
dies at the "K o z y Korner."
C. K. gave the young ladies of
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