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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1908)
Rees-Wallace Co. The Hat hat at much to rio with -making the man at doet the Suit THE CELEBRATED HARDEMAN ¿3Q9 HAT EXCELLED BY NONE THfc BEST Loggers’ Also and Best Brands Miners’ LADIES’ SHOES and CH ILD REN 'S SHOES O u r G R O C E R Y D E PA R T M E N T is m ore com plete th an ev e r before, b rin g in y o u r farm produce. pRees-Wallace C o .p A Temporary Assignment. More Fine Printing On M onday there was issued i T he Wheeler- Thompson Co. of from th e L eader’s job p rin tin g de : Cottage Grove has m ade an assign partm ent 200 copies of the “ Su ment for the benefit of all their perlative,” the Cottage G rove High creditors. T heir assets, which co n school journal of 20 pages of well sist of good salable merchandise, w ritten education m atter, school figure up to $20,300 and their lia notes and local advertisem ents. bilities, w hich have practically all T he artistic cover design and the been reported, am ount to $11,140.- neat departm ent headings were de 88. It is generally believed and signed and sketched by the high | understood th at the em barrasing school students and reflect much I condition under w hich they are credit upon their ability and good | now struggling, will be removed taste. T he “ S uperlative” will be i w ithin a few weeks by their as issued regularly each m outh d u r signee, W. II. A bram s, who will ing the school year from the Lead take the stock of goods an d dis er office. Following is the student pose of enough of it to pay all the m anagem ent of the “ S uperlative:” debts, when they can resume b u si Editor-in-chief, Vernie brown, ness again. George B. Dorris is ‘10: A ssistant Editor, E unice Van- their attorney. They m ake this Denburg, ’09: Business Manager, assignm ent so as to save the costs Ernest Anderson, ’l l : A ssistant of bankruptcy proceedings, and M anager, Roy Short '12; Second their creditors can all get w hat is A ssistant. Roy Woods, '12, S ub due them, as the assets are ample scription agent, Maliel Rosenburg, to pay all claim s and leave them a ’10; E x ch an g e editor, John Cooter. good m argin besides. ’l l : social editor, M yrtle DeSpain, R F. 0. Out of Lorane. ’12; local and personal editor, Joe Arnold, ‘09; Senior Reporter, A nna A rural free delivery has been W ood; Ju u io r Reporter, Leuretta established by the postoffice de A tkinson; F reshm an Reporter. partm ent out of Lorane an d the Blanche V ea tch ; E ighth grade re delivery of m ail to patrons north porter, M arguerite Johnson. of that place an d almost as far as Crow will commence at once. W. School Report. I. Seals has been appointed carrier Report of School District No. and he will m ake a good one. Mr. 48, for m onth ending Oct. 30, '08. Seals was in Eugene Friday o u t No. p u p ils re m a in in g last m o n th ......... 33 fitting and getting some pointers No. p u p ils re m a in in g a t d a te ................ 26 No. d a y s t a u g h t...........................................20 on the carriers’ busiuess. W hole no. d ay s a tte n d a n c e ................... 5.14 W hole no. d ay s a b s e n c e ........................... HI W hole no. tim es la te ................................... 14 A verage no. p u p ils b e lo n g in g .................*11 A v erag e d aily atte n d a n c e ......................26.7 Per ce n t of a tte n d a n c e ................ . . .86.13 O w in g to sic k n ess o u r av erag e a tte n d ance a n d p er ce n t are very low. II. F. H ukrf . r , Teacher. Or. Macey's New Office. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. " T h e g rassh o p p er eats th e fa rm e r's g rain , T h e hobo steals h is honey; T h e bedbug bites h is ju icy track And S ears & Roebuck g e t h is m o n e y ." The agony is over. T he Leader leads. P atronize Leader advertisers. Cottage G rove district fair nex t. T h an k sg iv in g comes early this year— November 26. J. P. C urrin is serving as a juror in the circuit court at Eugene. “ E ck h a rd t Ideals” the uext a t traction at the arm ory theater. H enry Veatch, wife and son, were Eugene visitors Saturday. Armory t h e a t r e , E c k h a rd t’s Ideals F riday and S aturday next. T h e ladies remove their hats during services at the Christian church. Mr. and Mrs. lla rtu u g were tran sactin g business at the county seat S aturday. Mrs. D ave Markiey spent S u n day with her daughter at Eugene, Mrs. G abe Chrism an. LO ST— Ladies fur, d ark brown, lined with brown silk, finder please leave a t Leader office. Prof. A. L. Briggs of the Mon mouth N orm al spent Saturday to W ednesday with his family at this place. A m arriage license was issued S aturday to Chester C. H ayes and Miss E valine W . Sm ith, both of Lorane. Mrs. Dr. 1). A. Paine returned to Eugene Monday after an enjoy able visit with Mr. and Mrs. A bram s of this city. S. J. Reizenstein, representing the Roseburg Brewing & Ice Co., was looking after business m atters in this city S aturday. C ontractor H arry H art sold his team and w agon Monday to a gentlem an who has located at Elkton, D ouglas county, for $400. H allow e’en p ran k s played by Cottage G rove youngsters were only of a harm less, hum orous n a ture this year. T his speaks well for our boys an d girls. T he 13-year-old lioy, Jo h n H ar- tu n g of C ottage Grove, h ad a h ear ing before C ounty Ju d g e Chrism an S aturday m orning. H e is an e x ceptionally brig h t boy, b ut ju st m ischievous an d the judge gave him some excellent advice and allowed him to go home, after g et tin g a promise to be a good boy.— E ugene Register. H ow ard Beagle an d family have returned to C ottage G rove from E u rek a, California, to reside per m anently. T h e fam ily formerly resided here where they have a neat cottage home on Fourth street near the Presbyterian church, w hich they will again occupy. Mrs. Beagle is a d au g h ter of Mrs. S arah H arm s. T he Modern Pharm acy is now doing an international business. \ Leader representative called on druggist D ave G riggs Saturday ju st as he was filling a prescription an d registering the d ru g p ackage for a custom er in the province of Brescia, city of T aseolano, Italy. T h e Italian s have evidently got onto D ave’s slogan “ p u rity and accu racy ” and are going to give him a trial. Bran $1.40 per 100 pounds at the flour m ill. 30tf Miss. Marion Beatty of Creswell is a guest of Cottage Grove frieuds. Mrs. F rank Skillm au is a guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Fields an d friends in this city. John H arm s returned to S eattle Monday evening after a brief busi ness visit to this city, his old home. Electiou day was one of the most l>eautiful of our late fall days an d brought out a large vote in this state. Lou McKibl>en is around with his arm iu a sling, the injury caused from a cut in his elbow. H e was w orking for A. I.. W ood ard. Miss F an n y Jewell, daughter of Ju d g e Jewell of G rants l’ass, was the guest of Miss M argaret Jones of this city, the latter part of last week. Tom Gill who went to the E u gene hospital recently for treat m ent was discharged as convales cent M onday and returned to his home in this city. II. C. Madsen, the jeweler, has treated his cosy cottage on W all street w hich he recently p u r chased, to a couple of coats of p ain t—white with slate trim m ings. I have some of the best W hite Leghorn coekrels and pullets in the state which I am obliged to dispose of at once. If you want some choice birds cheap call this week. F. B. P h il l ip s . 29tf Lark Bilyeu and L. R. Edm und- son of Eugene closed the cam paign at this place M onday even ing, addressing a fair sized audi ence at the Masonic hall on the cam paign issues from a dem ocratic standpoint. T he open season for the hunting of deer closed Saturday. There have l>een quite a num ber killed this year, b ut they should l>e pro tected from the ravages of wolves and cougars, if we are to have any hunting in the years to come. Attorney H erm ann, youngest son of Congressman Binger H er m ann, cam e down from Roseburg S aturday and spent the afternoon in this city looking after some legal m atters for one of his clients. T h e Leader w as favored with a p leasant call. S aturday was one of those busy days in this city, m any of the farm ers getting together for the last time before the close of the 1908 cam paign to talk it all over after they got through with their trading. Spray & Co, buys veal, chick ens, eggs, etc. T he m arriage licenses issued by the clerk since our last publication are as as follows; Clay II. Owen an d Mrs. M artha Barger; Ernest E. Thornton and A gnes H arris; W illiam A. Seherzinger and Miss A nna R. G rain ier. ECKHARDTS IDEALS TWO NIGHTS STAND It is gratifying to know th at E ckhardts Ideals, a theatrical com pany, which is so well known and so well liked and which is a favorite with every child as well as the older people of Cottage Grove, will appear here for two nights com m encing next Friday night November 6. T his com pany does not uced any introduction to us but we do w ant to turn out and greet them with a full house Friday night. It is so seldom th at we get a good com pany and when we do we should show them th at they are welcome by giving them a big house. T he opening bill will be th at funny comedy “ T he Village Schoolm aster.” T his comedy will give the entire cast an opi>ortunity to show w hat good work they can do and will give the ladies a chance to wear some of their handsom e gowns. T here will b e no dull w aits as there are up to date vaudeville sketches between acts. Prices are reasonable. General admission 35 cents, reserved seats 50 cents, children 25 cents. Seats on sale at New E ra drug store. ALL THIS W EEK S A L E ON FIN E DRESS GOODS = f Our 50 cent values Special at 29 cents • An Honest Reduction at L U R C H ’S Ye Sportsmen rS Take Notice H allow een at the Churches T he Epworth League of the Methodist church reports a good time at its H allow e’en festivities last S aturday evening. D ecora tions appropriate for the occasion were in evidence everywhere. The good old gam es were indulged iu, and to fittingly end such an evening, apples, popcorn and nuts were served. T he young people of the C hris tian church gave a party on H al lowe’en evening and an enjoyable time was spent. T h e members of the party were received b y a couple of ghosts and ushered in, to where games of all kinds were being in dulged in. Spearing fate, a new one to m any, consisted of throw ing a spear at a pum pkin covered with the letters of the alphabet. T h e letter which one hit, repre sented the initial of the one fate had intended for th a t individual. G ingerbread, doughnuts, peanuts, and raisins were considered c h a r acteristic of the occasion; and were served ofter an evening of m errim ent. The open season for bird shooting will soon be here. Come in and see the famous new Rem ington and Winchester pump guns and our fine line of double and single barrel shot guns. Remember Peters’ shot gun shells never fail. T H E B E S T H E A T IN G ST O V E S The old reliable Bridge-Beach and Cribben «Sir Sexton heating stoves. Can save you money and give you the Latest and Best Heater. Griffin-Veatch Company. V FOLLOW THE FASHION If you adhere to the fashion in suits, waists and cloaks, you must follow it closely in Corsets. Unless 'vour Corset is stylish your other stylish cut garments will not fit. Now what is requir ed? First of all, tight- fitting waists and Princess gowns necessitate a perfected Corseted figure l he H en d erson Habit B ack C orset is the one for the present styles. For sale at the Ideal Millinery Store. Come ladies and inspect them. Mrs. I). T . Awbrey, who has been visiting her sister Mrs. S. S. Seigel of Portland, for the past m onth, returned to her home S un day. If one third of life is spent in sleep, why not buy a B. M. O. E. m attress of Veatch & Lawson an d take life easy. 26tf Little O pal H art, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W ill H art has been Clean seed oats 50 cents per quite ill this week. bushel at the flour mill. 30tf All the latest styles in side and A ndy G raham , formerly a hotel back combs at the Bazaar. keeper of this city, b u t now of Born. Seattle, is spending a few days in Dr. E. C. Macey has moved his dental parlors from the Awbrey building into the brick Cottage Cottage Grove looking after busi Grove bank building upstairs A L L E N — T o the wife af W alt ness m atters. Mr. G raham says where he has fitted up neat and Allen, S aturday night Oct. 31, Shoe Shop in New Quarters. C ottage Grove has improved 25 commodious offices, and where he 1908. at their home near Atifauf, per cent since he left last summer, will be pleased to meet his m any A. L. Reed has moved his shoe a 9% pound boy. patrons and friends. 29-33 T h at-s going at a pretty good pace. shop from the harness store to the T h e Grove Studio has engaged first door west of the Fashion A fine line of ladies suits and Wanted for a short tim e the most skillfu coats at W . A. Ilem enw ays. 27tf Stables on M ain street, where he operator ever in the town. Come has repapered and fitted up a in before he leaves and get a really A lady solicitor on salary and cosy shop. T ak e your repair first class p h oto.. commission for a period of ten work to him as he guarantees Com plaint comes to the le a d e r days. Apply in person to Ben T h e subscriliers of the Bohemia G a llo n s satisfaction. 29-4t involving a num ber of young men son’s Pharm acy. telephone lines have purchased in this city, who are old enough Carpets and Rugs from the Pacific and Telegraph an d should know enough to con Well Drilling. M ade to o rd er an d S atis Co. the transm itters and receivers Stock Holders Attention. faction g u aran teed lx>th duct them selves publicly in a differ as to w o rk m an sh ip an d w hich th at com pany until recently W hy not have a good drilled ent m anner from th a t charged prices. Apply to N otice is hereby given th at the required rental from. T his is a well with all surface w ater shut against them . It is alleged th at ann u al m eeting of the stock-hold £ M. Conner Pw*7fst*6 new move on the part of the com out? Call on Mala Miller for es n e a r A d v e n tis t C tw irc h ers of the Farm ers & Miners T ele they stand around the streets in pan y . T he Bohemia people now tim ates and particu lars. 29-33* phone Co. will be held at Cottage num bers an d m ake insin u atin g own their lines and all its equip and h u m iliating rem arks, cat-calls A few roomers or roomers and G rove Nov. 12th, 1908 at the an d otherw ise coflduct them selves ment. A fee for sw itching is boarders will be taken by Mrs. W. Commercial Club rooms. Im port ungentlem anly w beu young ladies, charged by the local office of $3 The Drug Question T. K ayser at her home one block ant business. Every stock holder especially new arrivals, are pass per year for each telephone. T his is m uch cheaper th an a central of west and two blocks north of the should attend. ing along. T h is conduct not only A. B r u n d , Sec. fice can be m aintained by the Bo bridge. 28tf tends to create a most unfavorable hem ia people and better service is Shingles for sale at Veatch & If you w ant a good paying little impression of C ottage G rove’s assured. Law son's. 26tf young society, b ut brands the business inquire at the B azaar. G et your eave troughs put up town as a k in d of a hoodleum rendesvous, when the fact is, no before the rainy season sets in. 29-lt town of its size in the state can Phillips & Jordan. boast of a more intelligent, refined T he insurance adjusters iu the Don't Say BA N K, S a y an d sociable crowd of young G arm an, Hemenway C o's fire loss people th an is found in Cottage finished their work Saturday. Grove, generally speaking, an d it After exam ining the firms liooks OF COTTAOK DROVE. is decidedly unfo rtu n ate th a t five an estim ate of $21,999 was placed C A P IT A L AND or six young upstarts, who are on the m erchandise loss and the especially in tim e of sickness—is one S I’R P L l'S GROW ING ripe for sacrifice upon the altar of $12,900 insurance is said to have w hich pti/.».les m any. Hut th e average 1 W T V J V V V .V V * P R O FIT S LARGER th e foolkiller, should m ake it ap been paid in full. T he com pany doctor in tow n is n ev er in doubt as to w here to sem i one for a prescription. Von p ro te c t r o a r hom e from tire bjr in su rin g It—T H A T ’S W .HE. pear otherwise. T h eir nam es are will now conduct a fire sale of T he m ed icin e is w an ted rig h t, pure, W hy d o n ’t y o u p ro te c t y o u r Iteeds, N otes, a n d M o rtg a g e s, C on tra c ts . T a x R eceipts, a n d O th e r V alnaide P a |ie rs , K e ep sak e .le w e lry . know n to our inform ant an d if dam aged goods. Mr. O. O. pro m p t an d as econom ical as possible K te ., fro m F IR E a n d BE RO L A R8 h y re n tin g one of o u r there is not a speedy change in V eatch, the owner of the building, C o n seq u en tly lie has to send h e re for it. SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS— That's Wise. Too. their conduct the tab le m ay be was allowed his insurance in full Von are su re of q uick am i p olite s e n ice, turned and they m ay be placed in am ounting to only $2,090 w hich th e p u rest and fresh est of d ru g s, and a .Inst Installed. Come and See Them. m ost co n scien tio u s ch arg e for same. the same hum iliating position as will only partially cover the loss, has m any of their victims, by be bnt Mr. Veatch will proceed at T h e O ld R eliab le. lin g “ baw led o u t” as they express once to rebuild and remodel his f&seec* wv4-«y«VY«V' Coltage Grove, Oregon I it, in bold type. tw o story brick. ID A F R A N C E S B A R R E T T . EUGENE } HOSPITAL F IR S T N H T IO N H L B H N K $ 45 , 000.00 Benson’s Pharmacy M K IH C A L AND 8U IUH CA L S T A F F W . K u y k en d all M I). w. o. t*row«r, M I). j u I*. J . Marti«*. M. I). li. F . Seal«*ft*, M I). D. A. Faine, M. i>. den. O.B Ib Mar, M. I). L. K. M cD o.igal, M. D. For the care and treatment of Medical and Surgical Cases. perating room and equipment- blood examinations B arrels T h e First N ational Bank 1 Appliances for X ray work. Full corps of trained nurses* Modern op- Sputum and Rates on application TRAININO SCHOOL FOR NURSES. Regiibir murile nf lecttires l>y thè fnculty nnd priu-tlcal train ing in tln- hospital. The incdlnil nini Hiirglrul stnir <>f t h è lios- !>itnl coiiHtltnle* thè fnealty. l-’or rates or infnrmatlnn, rs Imbiutili or training, nd'lres* W. M ’YKENDALI,, M. D, 8uperin tendoni. Or MISS M. II. llOl.MSTIUM. Superlnt-ndont of Nursos. o 4,v4T*F|4i) B i S P R A Y <$■ C O .' Feed, Flour and Poultry Supplies BARLEY rolled by the fam ous O lym pic process. All seeds and foreign m atter taken out, leaving the barley free from dirt of any kind. Every sack guaranteed. Best Ce.me.nt and Lime Always C arried ii Stock- Agenfs Fairbanks, Morse Roofing. ph o n e ns 4 ft •A + .'.+ d .+ j.+ '+ + + ' + ' + 4*x«i Gasolene Engine For Sale A fine, alm ost new 3-horse- powef F a irb a n k s & Morse gasolene engine, ta n k s and equipm m l for sale. Inquire at the Leader office. Trespass notices printed on cloth on sale at the le a d e r office. Fine Gasolene Engine for Sale. A twelve horse jiower Fair /*.* b an k s and Morse gasolene engine, clutch, tan k , auto-sparker, battery j and .15 foot belt for $400. O utfit practically new. Apply at latader tr w A office. rifc . tâ m
