Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, August 28, 1908, Image 3

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    W. A. HEMENWAY’S
LOCAL ANI) PERSONAL
Little drops of water
Wasted on your laud
Makes the City Council
Swear to beat the band.
The Leader leads.
112th
Saturday
Surprise Sale
Circus at Eugene tomorrow.
Patronize Leader advertisers.
Spray it Co. for feed and hay.
Read the state fair ad ou page
eight.
Phoue loot
plant.
for ice— Bartl’s ice
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Latest things iu post cards at
the Bazaar.
Lane couutv
the market.
}teaches are
in
Read W. A. llemenway’s new
ad ou this page.
It is said II. (). Thompson is
taking the water cure.
Schiller and Ludwig pianos at
Veatch & Lawsons.
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Wool Dress Goods
Mrs. J. M. Culp of .Vareola is
visiting her parents at Star.
50c to 60c Values
The kids will soon begin to
worry— vacation nearly over.
39c
If you want a good paying little
business inquire at the Bazaar.
A good many will go to Eugene
tomorrow to “ see the elephant
SA T U R D A Y O N LY
Yes,
Rockefeller’s money is
tainted— ’taint yours, ’taint mine.
Marion Veatch proved up on his
timlier claim at Eugene this week.
“ Why Giris go Wrong".
Reading Room and Public Library.
For the first time on the Pacific
coast II. Ilearde presents for the
people of Cottage ('.rove, the pop
ular play, “ Why Girls go W rong.”
Strictly moral and refined. This
company is composed of the best
of talent obtainable anywhere and
their plays are all up to date high
royal successes. Mr. J. II. Ilearde,
owner and manager of the com
patty, has had years o f experience
and is carrying an extra" strong
company this season. Among the
plays of his repertoire are the
greatest eastern successes, “ W hy
t»iris go W rong,” “ A Bachelor’s
Romance” and “ The Devil in
Skirts.” All these plays will be
produced here in Cottage ('.rove
with the same i>eople that played
at the Ilopkins theatre in Chicago.
A ll these plays are highly moral,
endorsed by the pulpit, press and
public of all creeds and denomina­
tions for ladies, gentlemen and
children. New and interesting
specialties between acts. Hand­
some wardrobe. A guaranteed at­
traction. Reserved seats now on
sale at the usual place. Popular
prices. Change of program night­
ly. Friday, and Saturday nights
Sept. 4 and 5 at the armory.
Various organizations in Cot­
tage ('.rove have made a united
effort toward the establishment of a
free reading room, which is to be
developed into a public library.
Enough money has been pledged
to make the reading room an as
sured fact. However, the organi­
zations which have taken the initi­
ative in the matter do not wish to
monopolize this commendable pub­
lic enterprise. All of the citizens
of Cottage drove now have the
privilege of rendering material as­
sistance. Make monthly pledges
and cash donations through Mr.
Rosenberg.
A farm of .120 acres east of
Newberg sold for 924,000.
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Geo. Comer and family will
Threshing is all done around
move to Portland to reside next here.
week.
Bert Bryau has gone to Weud-
Mrs. Jane Emerson had a 10(i liug to work.
foot strip of new sidewalk built iu
C. J. (Jueener has sold his acre
front of her property on Fourth
lot to Mrs. Saltztnau.
street this week,
The B-K Co. are loading several
H. K. Metcalf aud wife, Bert
Lawson aud some Portland frieuds, cars of pileiug this week.
eujoyed the week fishing and
George Buoy is buildiug some
hunting ou Mosby creek in the brick flues for Mrs. Seiferts new
vicinity of the Foster Phillips house.
place.
John Hostettler and Johuie Wen
Chas. Fahreuwald, late of South ger are going to the Kitson
Dakota, is making some good iu Springs to l>e gone about a mouth.
vestments iu and alxmt Cottage
Grove. He is an enterprising
More Local News.
gentleman aud comes well recoin
mended to our city.
Ladies Security placket fasteners
Roy Welch of Kelso, former at the Bazaar.
ly of the local firm of Welch &
Mrs. J. I?. Hickey visited with
Woods, was a Cottage Grove visi relatives ami frieuds iu Eugene
tor this week, a guest of his old this week.
business associate, Roy Woods,
Ladies wash suits on sale Satur­
now of the Burkholder, Woods Co.
day, at W . A. Ilemeuway’s-—
II. C. Madsen is the agent for watch window for prices.
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the celebrated Waltham piano,
Black
Butte
mines
have
closed
which is equally as good as the
Chickering and Hamiltou and down temporarily on account of
Mason. Call in and see and hear lack of wood for the furnace.
the tones. Workmauship fully
Thos. Awbrey and wife have
guaranteed.
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returned home from a pleasant two
The beautiful and artistic stage weeks vacation at Seaside. Mr.
scenery at the armory hall is com­ Awbrey is at his desk again iu the
pleted and with the new stage and Wells Fargo office.
gallery Cottage Grove certainly
Thursday W. I. Coleman was
has a commodious and well appointed administrator of the es­
equipped ojtera house which was tate of Henry Coleman, the pio­
badly needed.
neer who died at his home near |
Van Allison, the barlter, imbued Loraue August 15, 1908.
The money spent in having a
good time is only the first payment. with the spirit of enterprise, which
is prevailent iu Cottage Grove, had
Winter will find Eugene with his old plank walk iu front of his
nearly five miles of paved streets. barber shop aud Madsen’s Jewelry
See that new IS and 2:S cent store replaced with a concrete
Chinaware display at the Bazaar. pavement this week.
The girl who elo|>es to wed starts
life with chances heavilv against
her.
Miss Sophie Oslierg of Oregon
City, is a guest of Cottage Grove
friends.
Saginaw Itemi.
Billie Wallace of Creswell, is as­
sisting his brother Albert iu put­
ting up the brick walls of the
Spray Commission house near the
depot iu this city. The fine ap­
pearance of their masonry work is
the talk of the town.
August Clean-up Sale
AT
LURC H’S
Big Reductions io all Lines
Considering quality these
prices are the most reason­
able in town.
.. s q u a r e :
STOVES AND RANGES
About which there is
nothing cheap but
the price.
Services as usual at the M. E.
church Sunday morning and even­
ing, Rev. and Mrs. Nickle having
returned home from their two
weeks vacation at Newport aud re­
port a most enjoyable time,
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
GUNS, AMMUNITION
Everything from a
garden hoe to a
Studebalter wagon.
Headquarters ior
hunters and miners
supplies.
The kind that will wear
but costs little money.
Griffin $ Veatch Com’y
F O LLO W THE FASH ION
I f you adhere to
the fashion in suits,
waists and cloaks,
you must follow it
closely in Corsets.
[Inless 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 rs o n H abit B a c k C o rse t is the one
for the present styles. For sale at the Ideal Milliner}'
Store. Come ladies and insjjcct them.
ID A FRANCES B A R R E T T .
EIGENE
j HOSPITAL
MKIHCAL ANDHUKGIUAL STAFF.
W. Kiiy ken«lull ; M. D.
W.O. i*ro«ier, M I>.
P. .1. Rertlo, M. D
K. F. ScHiofe. M D.
D. A. Paino, M D.
<»en. O.B Dollar, M. D .
L B. MoDnngal, M. D.
For the care and treatment of Medical and Surgical Cases. Modern op-
perating room and equipment- Appliances for X ray work. Sputum and
blood examinations. Full corps of trained nurses. Rates on application
TRAININO SCHOOL FOR NURSES.
Itegulnr course of lectures by the (noulty aad (M ettili train­
ing in the hospital. The medicai and surgical stall’ of the hos­
pital constitutes the fneulty. For rates or information, as
hospital or training, address
W. KI'YKENDAI.L, M. I),
Siqierlntendent.
Or MISS M. H. HOLMSTIM’ M,
Superintendent of Nurses.
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I SPRAY ¿t CO.Î
Feed, Flour and
Poultry Supplies
PHILLIPS BROS.
PLUMBERS AND SHEET
v METAL WORKERS v
FARM IMPLEMENTS
TIN AND GRANITEWARE
A: A. Richmond, the moving
picture man returned home from
Portland 'Tuesday where he made
arrangements for the best moving
picture film service to lie had on
the coast for Richmond’s Electric
theater.
We Can’t Help It.
Benson’s Pharmacy
..
HARDW ARE
Mr. Sly, father of Benson’s drug
clerk, Frank Sly, was up from
Creswell Wednesday looking for a
Cottage Grove investment having
sold his Creswell property.
l'ound, ladies purse containing
Fred Meinzer of Creswell, was a
small amount of money. Inquire
Grove visitor Tuesday. Fred is
at Leader office.
building a new home iu the su­
Mrs. S. E. Markley and sister, burbs of Creswell ou a tract which
Mrs. Minnie I ’ nderwood, spent he recently purchased and will en­
Sunday at Newport.
gage extensively iu the poultry
VV. A . E l k i n s ,
friend of the Leader says:
Miss Willie McGee of Creswell, business, lie formerly resided We wish to correct the state-
Chairman Free Reading Room
here.
has l>eeu a guest of Cottage Grove
Com.
ment made in last weeks paper
relatives this week.
concerning the physician who at­
Pants Robber Here.
tended Mrs. Gray. Mrs. Gray is
J. I. Jones harvested his second
rapidly recovering under the treat­
crop of red clover hay last week
Monday night two dwellings and the yield was heavy.
ment of her doctor Mrs. Geo.
were burglarized at this place.
Comer and her Columbia liniment.
Mrs. W . P. Lockwood and son,
The residence o f J. II. McFarland Dale, of Tacoma, are guests o f rel­
Mrs. F. II. Somers of San Fran­
was entered through the .pantry
atives and friends in this city.
cisco, a daughter of Col. and Mrs.
window. The thief entered the
W. II. Blair of Hotel Oregou, ar­
Clean, artistic job printing at
bedroom of Frank McFarland and
rived iu this city Thursday even­
only
living
prices.
Phone
the
taking the occupant’s pants, car­
ing. accompanied by the Misses
ried them to a vacant lot, where he Leader and we will do the rest.
Jimmie aud Sadie Blair, her sisters,
rifled the pockets.
On warm summer afternoons,
who have t>ceu visiting at the Cali­
A similar job was worked on the think of us and buy a good ham­
fornia metropolis, the former since
residence of Mr. Hanson, a South mock and take life easy. Veatch
the visit of the American fleet and
Creswell s New Hotel.
eru Pacific railroad employe living & Lawson.
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the latter since last January. They
on Fourth street. Entrance was
report a delightful visit.
Engineer
Sim
Brand
made
filial
gained
through
a
window
and
Mr.
The new hotel at Creswell was
proof on his timber claim before
Reports from the mountains east
Hanson's
trousers
were
taken
from
opened to the public by Landlord
I f people will speak well of us ami of of here state that all the little
l ’ . S. Commissioner Calkins at Eu­
John R. Scott last Monday. The his bedroom to the porch. Fifty gene Saturday.
our goods. It is tlieir own fault for
wanting the best drugs at the lowest slashings and forest fires have been
place is said to be an elegant and cents was all the money secured
from the trousers.
W . P. Ely, wife and daughter prices, and ours for keeping them. W e extinguished-. The atmosphere of
conveniently appointed hostelry.
of Kelso, Wash., arrived iu town have made it a point always to keep the the mountains is said to he clear
The hotel is three stories in
best and the freshest, and to have as
Thursday to spend a few weeks at large and varied a stock as would supply qf smoke, and as soon as the
height, .V) feet in dimensions. A ll
Notice to the Public.
Mr. lily ’s mines in Bolieuiia.
the public needs in emergencies, Your storm passes the most delightful
new furnishings have l>een in­
doctor will tell you how promptly and period of the season will be en­
stalled and each room is supplied
C. P. Cunningham, manager of accurately we fill prescriptions.
( >ur store will l>e closed on Mon
joyed by hunters and campers.
with hot and cold water. In ad­ day Aug. .11, on account of in­ the Cottage Grove Electric Light
The best of the hunting season is
dition to the cruisine dei>nrtment voicing. Mr. Compton having Co., went to Portland Tuesday to
also Indore the sportsmen, for in
and office, a billiard parlor and sold his interest iu the business to spend the week looking after busi­
Septenilier aud ( Jctober the brush
barber shop have l>een installed. Mr. (J. L. Rees, the firm will here­ ness matters.
is less brittle and the deer run
Cottage Grove, Oregon
Creswell may well be proud of the after be known as the Rees-Wal-
more freely. Fishing, it is also
Some beautiful, large yellow
new caravansary, for it is quite up lace Co. Inc. W e earnestly re­
hoped, will improve with the new
to date and will fulfill all present quest that our customers provide Transparent apples were presented
Miss Clara Cooper of Marshal- month.
to the Leader office Sarurday by
requirements.
for their wants on Saturday to last Chas. Sears. They are hard to town, Iowa, arrived in this city
Mr. Roy Knox of Eugene has
until Tuesday morning, when the beat for an early fall apple.
last Friday to enjoy a visit with
Material on Ground for Natatorium. store will be re-opened under the
W. B. Cooper, the real estate Ixmght an interest iu the business
It is asserted that red clothing dealer,
of the Albany Mill and Elevator
new management who will be
Co., Johnsons’s Best, aud will lie
A Leader representative visited pleased to welcome all our old as will protect its wearers from the
A I'ree Methodist camp meeting in Albany this week to make his
tropical sun better than any other
the site of the new swimming pool well as new customers.
color. Our old friend, Orren Rob­ has l>een in progress for the past home at the Railroad center. He
and skating pavilion on Fourth
C om pton & W a l l a c e .
inson. must lie quite comfortable. two weeks on the Jas. Limebaugh has been with the Eugene Loan
street Tuesday and found that Mr.
place on Mosby creek, being con­ and Saviugs bank for six or seven
W . B. Cooper had completed the
Hoii experts place the com­
ducted by Elder Smith o f Eugene- years: a young man of splendid
Cherry
Jelly
From
Apples
excavation for the swimming pool
mencement of pickiug iu this Much interest has l>een manifested
business attainments who will take
60x40 feet, five feet deep and had
county at between September 5 and
To make cherry jelly out of 10 in most of the yards. Near in this meeting aud several con­ charge of the business part of the
most of the material for the big
versions have l>een reported.
company while Mr. Johnson looks
HOxlOO foot two-story building on apples, throw a handful of cherry J unction one of the yards with an
leaves
into
the
jelly
while
boiling.
Iu the hall game Sunday at afrer the manufactory part.— Dem­
the ground including gravel for the
early variety will begin this
Springfield, the home team defeat­ ocrat.
concrete foundation and pool. After the leaves have 1 silled some month.
ed the Cottage Grove nine by a
Carpenters will begin the work tijne they can easily lie lifted out.
Bert Willard, is haviug his new­ score of 11 to 1. The home bat­
Married.
Jelly made this way tastes exactly
soon.
ly
acquired
property,
the
Wall
like cherry jelly.— Woman’s Home
tery was Rankin aud Lurnley; for
home, nicely painted, which great­ the visitors, Medley aud Allison. B ISB V -M A N S l’ R— At the resi­
Companion for September.
Getting Ready for Business.
ly improves its appearance. With Strike-outs: Rankin 14, Medley 2.
dence of E. Broders on Carnel-
tlie cage so well provided, Bert There were few errors for Spring-
ton street, Eugene, Wednesday,
For Private Sale
The Brown Lumber Co. pumped
should experience little trouble in field but several for the visitors.
August 26, at 12:50 o’clock,
out their mill pond this week in
securing the bird.
Ernest C. Bisby of Cottage
The attendance was fair, several
I wish to sell at private sale on
order to enlarge the pond and
Grove, and Miss Hazel Mansur,
James McFarland and wife and going down from Cottage Grove.
make improvements oil the log Saturday the 29th, 1 good cow, 1
of Cottage Grove, Dean E. C.
dump and chute. < ither extensive ton of good baled hay, some dry Attorney Jerome Knox, started for
The J. II. Ilearde Stock com­
Sanderson officiating.
Priueville
Tuesday
to
visit
with
wood
and
household
furniture
at
repairs and improvements are being
pany which closed a three nights
After the weddiug a luncheon
Roscoe Knox, a brother of Mrs. engagement at the opera house
made preparatory to beginning ac­ my place on West Wall street.
McFarland and Attorney Knox, last evening are certainly a com­ was served to Mr. and Mrs. Bisby
O koroe C o m er .
tive operations again.
who has beeu seriously ill at his pany of ladies aud gentlemen as aud friends. The couple will make
their home iu Cottage Grove.— Eu­
home near that place.
well as actors of ability. The gene Guard.
The liear which has been kept pany is one of the very best that
Mr. Bisby is a member of the
at the Hotel Gross for some time has ever visited our city and
and which was captured near Cot­ should they ever return they may local confectionery and novelty
tage Grove, was sold to the Bar- lie sure of a liberal patronage.— firm of Bisby «Sc Van Denhurg aud
num A- Bailey circus at Albany, Newberg Independent. At Cot­ is a most exemplary and highly
aud will be in tbe managerie of tage Grove Sept. 4 aud 5.
esteemed young man.
the circus when it shows in Eu
Spray A Co. for lime and cement.
The bride is a very charming
gene.
VV. P. Sharman, the well known aud estimable young lady who en­
Spray & Co. for poultry supplies. local painter, visited Bohemia sev­
joys the high esteem of a wide
The Beidler Brothers, who are eral days last week, returning circle of friends in this city. Both
cultivatiug the Harding farm near home Tuesday, He was very
are popular young people of the
town for a term of years, threshed favorably impressed with the min­
town and their host of frieuds join
ing
camp
and
says
it
certainly
1500
bushels
of
wheat
last
week,
A com plete stock of F ixtu res and B ra s s
.1711 bushels of oats besides about has a future as all of the various the 1-eader in extending hearty
ISO bushels of vetch seed. They mines seem to improve with depth. congratulations auU boot wishes.
Goods. Pipe. P ip e Fittings an d Sewer Pipe
also have 100 tons of hay, 7 or 8 Mr. Sharman was particularly
acres of potatoes, and a large pleased with Dr. Oglesby’s pros­ SH ERI D A N . LEE— At the M. R.
Estimates furnished on all plumbing or sheet metal | number of fat hogs and a few beef pects and thinks this psopertv will
parsonage. Tuesday, August 25,
to turn off occasionally. With develop into something rich. Mr.
1908, at 5:30 p. tn., Andrew J.
work.
wheat selling at a dollar, oats 5Q Sharman has had considerable ex ­
Sheridan of Eugene and Mrs.
cents aud hay 910 and 912, those perience in mining aitd while he
Mattie Lee of Divide, Rev. 1).
fellows are not worrying about ha? been a resident o f Cottage
II. Trimble officiating. They
anything— except what to do with Grove for some time, this was his
will reside at Sheridan’s new
P H O N E 586
the money. But it requires hard first opportunity to visit the Bo­
homo on South Pearl street.—
hemia mines.
work aud lots of it, to get it.
Register.
deals
BARLEY rolled by the famous Olympic process. A ll seeds
and foreign matter taken out, leaving the barley free from
dirt of any kind. Every sack guaranteed.
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Best Cement and Lim e Always Carried it Stock.
Agents Fairbanks, Morse Roofing.
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Gasolene Engine For Sale
Fine 6asolene Engine for Sale.
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A fine, almost new 3-horse-
A twelve horse power
l air
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in over Fairbanks «Sc Morse gasolene
hanks ailu Morse gasolene engine, i 1
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hatterv
tanks and equipment for
dutch, tank, auto-nparker,
and 35 foot lielt for 94ttu. Outfit! sa' e ‘ l ,,1u' re a* Ike Leader office.
practically new . Apply at I.eader! Saturday surprise sales at VV. A.
1 lerncn way’s.
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office.