Cottage Grove leader., June 12, 1908, Image 5

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CAL
ANO
PKKSONAL.
Prescriptions.
Patronize Leader advertisers.
The Kozy Koruer for sweets.
Ashland went
seven to one.
for
prohibition WILL HAVE A GRAND
FOURTH OF JULY PARADE
Judge Geo. R. Dorris of Eugeue
was looking after some legal mat­ Great Blue Reck
ters in this city Thursday.
Strawberry shortcake is ripe.
This is the principal department
o f our store.
So important that
the reputation o f our store de­
pends on it.
vour health also de­
pends on it— so does the reputa­
tion of your doctor. You can now-
see how important a department
it is and why we pr.y so very par­
ticular attention to every detail
of it.
Hut with all the extra at­
tention we g iv e it our prices are
moderate and rair and often f a r £
below prices charged for the same
prescriptions in other cities.
C. W. Caldwell is building a
Another brick building for Cot­ commodious 7 room cottage on his
tage Grove.
lots just south of Herliert Eakin’s
Kememljerthe Fourth of July is home.
close at hand.
Fred Meinzer of Creswell, has
Annual school meeting next purchased a “ benzine buggy” and
Monday. Don't forget it.
will proceed to break some speed
City Marshal Snodgrass was records.
a county seat visitor Thursday,
Mrs. J. R. Simeral and daughter
Miss Minnie Hawthorn of Ivu-
Ressie, went to Ivugeue Thursday
gene is visiting with friends in this
to enjoy a brief visit with Mrs. I..
city.
W. Raker.
Mrs. Eugene Matlock of Eugene
Mrs. Kate Hunt came down
is a guest of her parents in this
from Wildwood Monday to visit
city.
The Sears public school will close with friends and do some trading
with appropriate exercises next with local merchants.
Friday.
Ttyodem !P/iarmact/.
and Rifle Shooting
Conteet— Candidates in Goddess
Mrs. Martha McCarty, who has
N. W. White spent a few days been visiting with her brothers,
in Eugene this week looking after Dave and James McFarland, re­
turned to her home at Roise, Idaho
business matters.
Mrs. T. C. Wheeler and little Thursday.
of Liberty Voting Contest.
The E'ourth of July Committee
expects to have the liest parade at
the coming celebration ever seen in
Cottage Grove. Mauy inquiries
are being received as to the kinds
of floats wanted. A ll lodges and
other organizations of a similar
nature are invited to participate
and all business men are expected
to have floats. Many lieautiful
floats are already being designed.
GR EAT
SHOOTING
TOURNAMENT.
< )n the afternoon of the E'ourth
a big blue rock and rifle shooting
tournament will lie held at the
traps on west Wall street. It is
understood that many Portland,
Ivugeue and Koseburg crack shots
will take part in the blue-rock con­
test, while Company E crack rifle­
men will challenge all comers to a
rifle shoot at any distance.
Country New«— Silk Creek.
Mr. Charlie Wilson was at home
over Saturday.
Mr. I.. G. l’aap returned frptn
St. Johns Tuesday morning.
Mrs. A . I). Owens and daughter
Amy went to Cottage Grove Mon­
day .
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POPULAR PRICES
LATEST STYLES
t
The Misses Foster were callers
at the home of Mrs. lvloise Wheel­
er Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Franklyu Wheeler has fin­
ished his school work at Astoria,
and is at home again.
< >ur ueighlxirs who went to attend
campmeeting at St.Johns, returned
home Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Blanche Veatch and Miss
Fern Royer of Cottage Grove spent
Saturday aud Sunday with friends
on the Creek.
AT
L u rc h ’s
WARM WEATHER
BARGAINS
There was no school Monday
owing to the fact that Miss Mc­
Queen was sick that day. School
was held again Tuesday.
son, went to Eugene Wednesday
The annual commencement ex ­
A number of young iieople met
to visit with friends.
ercises of the Drain Normal school
at Mr. Foster’s Saturday night and
II. II. Veatch, the hardware will be held June 17tli. The
Where Was Father?
had a social time together for a
dealer, returned home from a busi­ graduating class numbers 14—
V O T E FOR G O D D ESS OK L IB E R T Y .
while, closing with some music.
eleven
girls
and
three
boys.
ness
visit
to
Koseburg
Monday.
“ Go to father,” she said when I asked
The first count in the voting
her to wed,
“ What parable in the Bible do
Geo. Comer and wife have re
Saginaw Items
contest for Goddess of Liberty will
And she knew that I knew that her
turned home from Portland where you like best?” was the question be made Saturday evening and
father was dead;
asked of a little Sunday School
And she knew that I knew what a life he they attended the rose carnival.
Harry Neat is working at
hereafter the count, will probably
boy. And the answer was, “ The
hail led»
Thos. Wheeler of the First Na­
lie made alxiut every other day Springfield.
And she knew that 1 knew what she
one about the fellow wot loafs and
tional bank was transacting busi­
and the result posted on a bulletin
J. T. Olson is building a large
meant when she said:
fishes.”
ness at the county seat Tuesday.
Ixiard. The contestants so far as barn ou his farm.
“ Go to father. ”
The lu cent Electrical Theaters we can ascertain now are, Misses
John
Wallace and
Claude
The planing mill has been run­
of Rert Richmond and Mike Wald Maude Rlair, Hazel Hazleton,
Little Girls Thrown from Horses.
Plaster are building a new resi­
ning pretty steady this week.
are becoming more popular each Vera Herrenaud Frances Howard.
dence for Geo. Sears at Creswell.
II.enry Seifert made a trip to Ivu-
evening and many country people O f course new names are lieing
Tuesday
evening the
little
Frank Jordan was down from are beginning to come in and at­ introduced almost daily and there gene one day last week on busi­
daughters of C. C. DuBruille and his W olf Creek farm Tuesday. He
ness.
tend them.
may be some surprises sprung when
lid Tullar narrowly escaped serious will soon move his family to the
Chas. Colcord is making prepa­
Miss Neva Perkins has accepted the first count is made and as the
injury by being thrown from Mr.
rations
to build a house in Spring-
farm.
a position in the Wells, Fargo Ex- voting progresses.
Dullruille’s horses. The team,
field.
As soon as the weather clerk
Enough
prominent
candidates
press and Postal Telegraph office,
which is very gentle, was feeding
noted that so many districts had
L. F. Kelly and family will
and will assist Mr. Awbrey in for the honor have already entered
on grass on an open lot and the
start
in a week or so for liasterv
gone dry, he did the same, in sym­
keepiug up with his work during the field to insure a very sharp and
little girls were placed on their
Oregon.
pathy.
interesting
contest.
this brisk season of the year.
backs while the horses were graz­
The Cottage Grov^ Manufactur­
Harry llefling, who got his leg
ing about with only halters on.
S. K. Piper visited Roseburg
Finally when the horses had all ing Co. is enlarging its office room last Sunday, but will Ire content to Armory Theater to be Remodeled. broke a week or so ago is getting
along nicely.
the green feed they wanted they and otherwise improving its build­ remain at home on the Lord's day
The members of Co. E have
ing
at
the
depot.
John Ilostettler starts out this
started off at a lively pace for the
hereafter. He could not even get planned and will soon liegin work
Hon. J. W. Raker was in at­
week on a camping expedition for
barn, the little girls holding on
a glass of red lemonade out there, on elaborate improvements in the
his health.
with all their might. I ’poti reach­ tendance at the democratic state so effective was the Sunday clos­
armory. The partition will be
ing the barn the horses turned convention at Portland this week, ing.
Darby Johns of St Johns was
taken out at the rear of the build­
suddenly into the door throwing also the pioneer reuuiou.
here the first of the week shaking
W. R. Dennis came down from ing iyid a fine, large, modern stage
both children off to one side. Mr.
hands with old tune friends.
Attorney J. S. Medley and wife
his
Rlack Rutte Quicksilver mines will be erected therein, with beau­
DuHruille’s little daughter escaped were in Portland this week, Mr.
Guy I.araut and bride of Port­
tiful drop curtains aud wings. A
injury, but Verna, the daughter of Medley being in attendance at the Thursday and went to Portland to
land
are here visiting with Guy’s
look after business matters. In a gallery will be provided aud the
Mr. Tullar struck the solid ground democratic state convention.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. La-
place
remodeled
suitable
for
the
pleasant call on the Leader he re­
on the side of her face, knocked
Dan Thomas and Thos. Medley
accommodation of the best of the raut.
out two teeth and was rendered are building a neat, modern five ported mining operations progres­
The baseball game Sunday be­
theatrical troops that, can be
unconscious. However, it was room cottage for Mrs. Lillian sing very satisfactory at Rlack
tween
Saginaw and the Cottage
booked
for
the
inland
towns.
found that she was only severely Goodman on her lot just west of Rutte.
Grove kids was a pretty even game
shaken up, and by Thursday she F. I). Wheeler’ s home.
The Cottage Grove postoffice,
the score stood 15 to 13 in favor of
Married.
was able to be about again.
owing to its increased business
Saginaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Griggs went
has been given another $100 in­
to Eugene Wednesday to attend
IIA R M S-EAST M AN — A t
th e
Miss Clara Taplin of Canada,
crease, which takes effect July 1st.
Fine Birds Sold.
the wedding of Mrs. Griggs broth­
home of the bride, Seattle. who is making a tour of the west­
The former salary was $1600 per
er. Ren Ringham to Miss Roselle
Washington, Wednesday June ern states, after visiting here at her
Tom Awbrev has sold his flock
year, which after July 1st will be
Hendershott of Eugene.
3rd
1908, John W. Harms, of uncle’s <). II. Taplin's, a couple
of White Minorca« with the excep­
$1700, of which $700 is paid out in
Cottage Grove and Mrs. Jennie of week's left Tuesday of this
John Spray went to Portland
tion of this Spring’s hatch, to
clerk hire.
Ivastmau of Seattle.
week for Seattle, Wash.
parties in Everett, Wash, and Wednesday on business connected
After witnessing the visit of the
Mrs. Mary Hawley left Friday
Dundee, Oregon.
Some choice with the S. P. railroad company
Woodmen Monument Unveiled
birds were included in this little and his proposed improvements on for Olex, Jvastern Oregon, to speud battleships to the Sound, Mr. and
Mrs.
Harms
came
to
Portland
to
his
lots
adjoining
the
dejiot
prop­
the summer. She spent the past
flock; one pair was sold for $17.50,
Last Sunday
afternoon the
week in Portland enroute, the attend the rose carnival and came
they being the first l’rize Winners, erty here.
Woodman
monument
erected at
The Medford saloon keepers are guest of her sister, Mrs. Cbas. on up to Cottage Grove Saturday,
with high scores. Several fine
the
grave
of
Milo
lvmerson
was
where
Mr.
Harms
will
settle
up
young cockerels from this pair are putting up a fight to prevent local Viles. Mr. Adams, her father,
unveiled by the local camp Wood­
his
business
affairs
preparatory
to
will
speud
the
most
of
his
time
option
from
going
into
effect
in
for sale at reasonable prices.
men of the World of which order
that city on the grounds that it is with his daughter, Mrs. Wilbur going to Seattle to reside at 333
he was an honored member. The
Ivast
Lake,
corner
llarrispn
street.
• McGee was Discharged.
a matter regulated by ordinances McFarland, having rented his
Mr. Harms has resided in and beautiful and impressive ceremony
and the city charter. They will little farm in the suburbs of this
In the case against Charles W. lose again.
near Cottage Grove for many years was conducted in the Shields cem­
citv.
McGee, of Disston, who was
and is held in high esteem hv all etery and was largely attended, the
Last year two swarms of bees at
charged with having threatened
who know him and his many friends ritualistic service being carried out
See the Great Battleships.
Wm. Slaveil’s life. Justice Hryson different limes jiersisted in taking
regret to learn of his intention to in full bv the Woodmen officers.
Prof. A L. Briggs delivering the
heard the evidence Saturday and up permanent quarters in the
The great attraction at Rich­ locate elsewhere. His bride is a
oration while the unveiling poem
concluded that the prosecuting chimney on S. R. 1’iix‘r's residence
charming
appearing
lady,
refined
mond's Ivlectric theater in this city
was read by I). J. DuRruille. F.
witness’s life was in no danger and on Thursday of this week Mr.
next Monday, Tuesday and Wed­ and unostentatious in manners,
Piper
dislodged
and
hived
a
swarm
11. Rosenberg acted as master of
from McGee, and the prisoner was
and
was
accorded
a
very
hearty
nesday evenings will lie the mov­
of bees from the same chimney.
discharged.— Eugene Register.
ceremonies and directed the ser­
welcome
to
our
city
by
the
many
ing picture exhibition of Admiral
vices.
C. W . Wallace, wife and Miss
Evans great battleship fleet enter­ friends of her husband, who join
New Livery Barn.
The many appropriate and im­
Lockwood, Van Allison and wife,
the
Leader
in
extending
hearty
ing the California harlior at the
pressive services designed to ]>er-
Mrs. Ed Wilson and Miss Mary
congratulations
and
best
wishes
end of its wonderful trip around
Alva Wise of Oakland, has
Iietuate the memory of deceased
llartels, Misses Maude Rlair and
the horn. About ‘XX> feet of film for their future.
opened a liven.’ in the Commercial
brothers, is one of the noble feat­
Celia Schmitt, have returned home
is required to demonstrate this
stables, and will have a fine line of
from the Portland rose carnival
Bl N G II A M — H E N DERSIK >TT— ures of this splendid and popular
great scene, which will give the
new rigs and turnouts for the ac­
On Wednesday, June It), 1908, order.
and all report a most enjoyable
citizens of Cottage Grove and
commodation of the public. His
at 4 p. m., at St. Mary’s Ivpisco-
M E M O R IA L S E R V IC E S.
time.
vicinity an opportunity to witness
prices will lie reasonable and a
pal church, Ivugeue, by Rev. P.
A
very
beautiful and impressive
Children’s Day will be observed the big fighting ships just as they
share of public patronage is solic­
K. Hammond.
Benjamin S. service was held at the Presbyte­
at
the
First
Presbyterian
church
appeared at the end of their long
ited. Mr. Wise is a genial and
Ringham to Miss Ida R. Hemler rian church last Sunday evening,
obliging young man and comes Sunday morning, June 14th. Re­ journey to the Golden Gate harlior.
shott, Eugene.
it lieiug the memorial service in
sides exercises by the children
It will only cost you 10 cents to
well recommended to our city.
The groom is a son of lion, and ! honor of the Woodmen o f the
there will be a talk by the pastor see what hundreds of jieople paid
Mrs. I. It. Ringham, formerly of I World, Dr. Nave delivering the
and the baptism of infants and large sums to see only a few weeks
Delicate Surgical Operation.
this city, where he is well known sermon.
children of the church. A ll are ago.
and highly esteemed. Mr. and I A very impressive memorial ser­
i)n Thursday Dr. Van Winkle, invited. Regular services in the
Mrs. Ringham left on the flyer for vice was conducted for the Modem
assisted by Dr Macv, operated evening to which all are invited.
-S la g Party.'’
a short bridal tour to Victoria and Woodmen of America at the
upon Dr. Macy’s little daughter for
C. II. Wallace, an esteemed
other British Columbia points. Christian church last Sunday, Rev.
the removal of adenoid growths pioneer citizen of this city, en­
F. H . Rosenberg celebrated his They have many young friends
W. A. Ivlkins preaching the Mem­
from both nostrils. Dr.
Van joyed his visit to Portland last 42 birthday anniversary last Tues­
who wish them abounding happi orial sermon.
Winkle reports that she is doing week very much. He says the day by inviting a nutnlier of his
ness in their married life.
nicely and is greatly relieved from principal parade during the rose friends to dinner in the evening.
Born.
the difficult breathing from which carnival was over six miles long An excellent lunch was served and EN( iLANI) - MORNINGSTAR —
she has suffered for manv months. and it was a revelation to him to several very pleasant social hours
At the bride’ s home one mile
A P P L E W H IT E — At the home of
see how easily the police handled were spent by the guests at the
west of Drain, on Wednesday |
L. !>. Harrington in Cottage
Annual School Meeting.
the great crowds, and protected Rosenberg home, among whom
evening, June 3, Mr. Fletcher C. |
Grove, June 10, 1908, to Mr.
England, a prosjierous young
The annual school meeting will the people from injury by acci­ were, Messrs Chambers, Fisher,
and Mrs. W. C. Applewhite of
be held at the east side school dents. He and his aged wife en­ White, Coffman, Lurch and W alk­
farmer of Walker Station, Lane j
Ivugeue, a 11 pound son.
building in this city Monday June joyed an automobile ride about the er. Mr. Rosenberg was told by
county, and Miss Sibyl Morning
15 at 1.30 p. m, at which time one
great city and noted the wonderful the guests “ in dead earliest” that
star, a most estimable young •
Attorney Jerome K n o x was iu
director will be elected for a three
lady. Rev. Charles F. Morning Ivugeue M onday looking after
year term and a clerk to serve one strides forward and the great ad­ he didn’t appear a day over 30
star, the bride’s brother, per­ legal business for some o f his
year. A ll patrons of the district vancement andgrow tlfof Oregon's and was wished a hundred happy
clients,
are urged to attend thiR meeting.
metropolis since they first knew it. returns of the day,
formed the ceremony.
C O T T A G E G R O V E , OR.
I WASH GOODS
Mr. Schlee was a caller at the
Babcock home Monday afternoon.
* ]H A R D W A R E
STOVES AND RANGES
About which there is
nothing cheap but
the price.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
GINS, AMMUNITION
Everything from n
garden hoe to a
Studebaker wagon.
Headquarters tor
hunters and miners
supplies.
TIN AND GRANITEWARE
The kind that will wear
but costs little money.
G riffin & Veatch Com’ y
FOLLOW THE FASHION
I f you adhere to
the fashion in suit.s,
waists and cloaks,
you must follow it
closely in Corsets.
Unless your Corset
is stylish your other
stylish cut jiarnients
will not fit.
Now what is requir­
ed? First of all, tight-
fitting waists and
Princess gowns necessitate a perfected Corseted figure
The H e n d e r s o r v H a b it B a c k C o r s e t is the one
for the present styles. For sale at the Ideal Millinery
Store. Come ladies and insjiect them.
ID A F R A N C E S B A R R E T T .
■5 EUGENE
J HOSPITAL
M KD ICAL AND HU KtJICAU STAFF.
W. Kuykendall ; M. I).
W .O. IToiwer, M l>.
P. .1. Barile, M. D
B. F. Sfatele. M I).
D. A. Paine, M I).
<)•<>. O B De Bar, M. D.
L. K. ¡VI p I ) o ii gH I, M. D.
For the care and treatment o( Medical and Surgical Cases.
Modem op*
perating room and equipment.
Sputum and
blood examination«
Appliance« for X ray work.
Full corps of trained nurses-
T R A IN IN G
SCH O O L
Rates on application
FOR N U RSES^
Regular course of lectures b.v the faculty an d practical train­
ing in the hospital. The medical anil surgical stuff of the hos­
pital constitutes the faculty.
For rates or Inform ation, ns
hospital or training, address
W. K f 'Y K E N D A I.I., M. I),
Superintendent.
Or M ISS M. II. HOLMSTIU'M.
Superintendent o f Nurses.
C L A S S IF IE D
F ig h t the Freckles.’
A D V ER T ISEM EN T S.
W A N T E D A'l l l l l v L E A D E R O F F IC E
—a load of wood on subscription.
T O K X C IIA N G R — A
h 1 hack for a
huggy. Apply to J. II, I I awf . k v . Di­
vide, Oregon.
9*
HKRSI1 M ILC H COWS FO R S A L K — A
few fine, fresh milch cows for sale, $ 2 *
to $30 per head. Inquire of J. II
H a w l k v , I>ivide, Oregon.
*#•
liK N 'T S A T T K N T IO .Y — Suits cleaned
ami pressed and all kinds of tailor
work done at very reasonable prices.
Leave suits at cottage next floor to
Mrs. Emerson’ » rooming house,
tf
A n n a H o h l m a n .
L I T T L E BI HINKSS KOK SALK - At
Invoice price with freight added,
exclusive lines, cleim n*»w goods,
central location, good trade catah-
li*h«*d. Proprietor» have "to o many
Irons In the tire.” Inquire at The
I’.a/aar or leader otllee.
Fine Gasolene Engine for Sale
A twelve horse |>ower Fair­
banks aud Morse gasolene engine.
Clutch, tank, auto-spa rker, battery
and 35 foot lielt for $4i>o. Outfit
practically new. Apply at Leader
office.
The fair sex d o not mind the sun's
tan, hut they hate freckles. .Sun­
burn, If negleeted, leails to freckles
B etter be on the safe side and take
some of onr remedies with you.
They are co oling to the skin and
counteract the bu rn in g action of the
sun's rays upon It. W e hnve n full
line of Other dressing-table necessi­
ties fo r the seaside and the moun­
tains. Better let us stork you up lie-
fore sta rtin g on y o u r annual outing.
Remember, d ru gs are dear In the
country.
Benson’s Pharmacy
1
Cottage Grove, Oregon