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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1908)
LOCAL AND PERSONAL: More Substantial Improvements. j Magnificent Red Apples A box of as fine Spitzenberg It. K. Metcalf, the grocer, lias apples as ever grew in the Ilood converted his single story cottage on Wall street into a two story River or Rogue River valley, may modern cottage of a very pretty be seen in the show window at the design and now has one of the i Modern Pharmacy. For coloring, I size and quality these apples are prettiest homes on Wall street. unexcelled and are the product of John Veatch has had the car the orchards of Dr. L. 1). Scar penters at work building a large addition to his cozy cottage in the brough, at Creswell, 10 miles north of this city. This box was McFarland's addition. packed by C. R. Boyd, an expert G. I.. Rees of the firm o f Rees, Wallace Co., will soon move into packer of Cottage Grove, who with his father and brothers recently his elegant home on Wall street, came to this citv front Medford, known as the McGilvray residence property, which Mr. and Mrs. Rees Jackson county, and invested in some fine fruit lands south of this has had completely overhauled and modernized. The brick masons city, which they are planting to orchards. The box is first lined completed the fire place and chim with whhe paper, the apples are ney Friday and the paper hangers graded and packed four tiers wide, and painters will soon have put on four tiers deep and eight apples in the finishing touches. length, and will command the Contractor Thomas with a force highest price in any market. of men are making rapid progress Mr. Boyd has been engaged in on the Ireautiful audcommodious (tacking the Scarbrough apple modern cottage home of Mr. Sliep- crop, which was purchased by C. ardsou in the Long addition one : K. Stewart of Cottage Grove for a block east of the depot. He has a 1 New York house, and says that he sitely location aud will soon have | has never seen fitter apples grown oue of the finest homes in Cottage I in auy country or any other section Grove. of Oregon. This shows conclus- • ivelv what can be done in the way Killed a Big Bear. of producing fine winter apples in Hob Teague shot the largest (rear this section of the country when of this season, yesterday morning intelligent and up-to-date methods near the Dimmick sawmill, two of handling an orchard is adopted. We need many more orchardists miles north of town. His dogs treed Mr. Hruiu Wednesday night, like Dr. Scarbrough in South Lane and they, together with several county and will soon have them, bonfires, encouraged the big brute judging from the way energetic to stay in the tree until Hob went and practical fruit growers like home and got his rifle. As soon Mr. Iioyd, Messrs. Stewart, J. F. as daylight came he sent the big Spray and others are going into it. fellow to lrear heaven by means of Choice winter (rears, cherries, five or Six Winchester bullets. It prunes and several other varieties measured eight feet from tip to of fruits thrive equally as well tip and weighed 500 pounds.— here. Drain Nonpareil. Paint your hen roosts with Ave- If you want a good paying little narius Carlxilinepiu. Huy it at Veatch & Lawson. 26tf business im|uire at the Hazaar. . Grand Opening ------------------------------- - — — O T = - r : - ^ rr= r— . = =---- Saturday Evening at 7:30 Largest Rink in Lane County. Everything N e w and Fir^f-class. Opened every afternoon and evening except Sunday. Admission 10 Cents. Skates 15 Cents Extra D o n ’t S a y B A N K , S a y FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CO TTAU K GROVE. C A P IT A L St'R PLt'S PRO FITS I $ 45 , 000.00 AND G R O W IN G LARG ER You protect your home from tire by insuring it—T H A T ’S W iS E . W hy don’ t you protect your I Veils, Note*, and M ortgages, Con tract*. T a x Receipt*, and o th e r Valuable Papers, Keepsake .lewelry. Etc., from PIRF. and B ER G LAK H by renting one of onr SAFETY DEPOSIT V A U L T S -T hafs Wise. Too. Jnst Installed. The Come nnd See Them. First National Bank T h e O ld R e lia b le . Main street bridge will Contract Let For New Brick. be open to travel in a few days. _______ Contractor Hubble and his men O. O. Veatch awarded the con obstructed travel to footmen very tract for a new two story brick The Leader leads. ( little. Congratulations gentlemen. building to replace the one recent Patronize leader advertisers. 1 have some of the l>est White ly destroyed by fire on the corner Cottage Grove district fair next. Leghorn coekrels and pullets in of Main anil. Fourth streets today S'reet cleaning is the order of the the state which 1 am obliged to to George Lea. The new building day. dispose of at once. If you want will be 50x80 feet with two store Spray & Co, buys veal, chick sonte choice birds cheap call this rooms on the ground floor and a eus, eggs, etc. week. E. lb P h il l ip s . 29tf large hxlge room on the second C. II. Burkholder was a county 'I'he scientific examination of floor and will lie modern in every scat visitor Monday. the eyes and correct adjustment of particular. Mr. Bert Willard is spending -glasses 'if necessary is Dr. Lowe’s the week at Portland. Fair Committees Meet Tonight. ex'clustive'business. Don’t fail to The school kids mono|x>lized the consult him about your eyes aud Farmers Demonstration train. glasses next Monday and to Tues There will he a meeting of the John Veatch went to Eugene to day noon Nov. Kith and 17th. Fair Association this Tuesday day to look after business -matters. •Remember-the days. evening at 7:30 at the rooms of A concrete sidewalk from the C T M . Shinn, of Portland, has the Commercial Club. A ll com depot to the bridge would be great. purchased a part interest in the mittees are requested to lie present. C. C. H a z i . e t o n , Sec. Hearde Theatrical Company at local light aud power plant. He the armory hall, Nov. LSth, oue is ’ if new " comer in this vicinity, very much pleased with his pro Shriners Excursion to Ashland and uight. Return Go to the Ideal Millinery for perty, - atfd the town. His wife prices on millinery. I ija F r a n c is aud family áre with him aud they Special leaves Cottage Grove will make their home here in the B a r r e t t . 29-2t about 4 a. m. Saturday Nov. 14, Let us have a “ paved sidewalk” fftture’ from the depot to the bridge, Mr. ’ RéruétirbeT the musical recital to 1908. Fare from Cottage Grove bt- gfveti at the armory hall next "to Ashland and return $7.95, Pull- Mayor. in a u Reservation, additional. A big new line of ladies dress Monday evening by the Chorus . . . *>’ • • Cfub o f Royal Academy, of Silk Train will consist of 4 sleepers, goods with trimmings to ’match at rfedk. ’This-is a home talent en one diner and one baggage car. W. A . Ilemeuways. 27tf tertainment and-should be lilierally F. I). Wheeler of Cottage Grqve patronized. ' ’ Receipts go toward was seeing the sights in -Drain S T A R T T H E W IN T E R R IG H T . ftrnirdiing llew dormitory at the Friday.— Nonpareil. “ A poor beginning makes a good school. ending" when a man starts with a The question arises will the., ' 'A ’ fiiie'Iiile of ladies suits and cent and ends with a million, but a White House chair have to I)« en cttats’at W .’ A. Hetnenways. 27tf Btart with roupy birds In November often means a sinasbup by December. larged after March 4. Miss Anna Oglesby arrived at “ What’» wrong with my cockerels? Attorney J. E. Young was trans ’her lifmie in this city late last week In September they were a show bird acting business before the circuit from Colfax. Washington, where picture, and now tbelr tails are crooked and combs are flop.” court at Eugene Monday. she holds the position of ojterator “ Your birds bare lost ambition to What are you doing to make itf a' local telegraph office. She hold their tails straight because they Cottage Grove’s first district fair a wifi prove Up on her timber claim have roupy colds.” A start with colds often knocks a splendid success? Do something? fii the If. S. land office at Rose- winter's prospects Into a cocked bat. J. B. Rouse, the sawmill man, lfurg and visit briefly with her and all because some fellows won't was transacting business before parents ill this city before return ¡earn to keep stock from runnlug In cold fall ralus, slopping lu frosty mud the l ’ . S. land office at Roseburg, ing to Colfax. aud exposure to frosty air currents. i r Saturday. Clean seea oats 50 cents per Then there's that old t niftier that 3011 starts to cough up roup microbes when Campbell & Walker Vave fitted bushel at the^our mill. Eckhardt’s ideals played a two up elegant new offices.-upstairs in the First National bank building qights engagement at this place and have moved therein. Friday and Saturday nights to fair Nov. 16 and to noon of 17,.Dr. sized houses. Both bills consisted Lowe, the well known opticiau of sparkling comedy, the last will be in Cottage Grove. Have (light witnessing the presentation o f (that roaring comedy, “ Brown's him test your eyes for glasses. The big reduction on trimmed in Town,” and it was certainly hats are thinning them out. Don’,t- the funniest show of the season. wait too long. I d a F r an c es Eckhardt’ s Ideals are alright. B a r r r t t . 29-2t Dr. A AW. Kinie anfl Dr. B. R. Job attended a meeting of the Lane county Medical Association at Eugene Saturday. A few roomers or roomers and boarders will be taken by Mrs. W. T. Kayser at her home one blrtek west and two blocks north of the bridge. 28tf- It is said Youcalla is contribut ing to our “ fire sale” aud didn’t have a fire either. It reminds one of the parable of- the loaves and the fishes. The well established Millinery business o f Ida Frances Barrett is for sale. For futher particulars inquire at The Ideal Millinery store. .11-,St Bran ..ÍJLfty jper 1J}0 pounds at the flour mill, VItf . Sheriff, Fenton left Friday night for Gardiner to arrest Rev. Sum mers, a minister of .that place, UPQ.D request i telegraphed from Texas- The charge against the minister is.not ..known, but will be The hens that start the year with cold A re shy on bringing in the gold. learned just as soon as the warrant The hen that puts her foot to snow W ill fail lo make the business go. arrives. Rev. Summers will be brought to this city, if found, says A L L W H IT E F E A T H E R E D FO W L«. the Roseburg Review. Breeders of market cblekcus should Shingles for sale at Yeatch & sit up and take notice that the world's demand is swinging round to white Lawson’s. 26tf feathered fowls. Billie Perman, the Roseburg electric theater man, was a Grove visitor Monday and placed an or der with S. B. Morss, the local nurseryman, for 500 IVAnjou pear trees with which to set out the tract of ground which he pur chased from Chas. Cochran, cast of,.the railroad in the north Cot tage Grove suburbs last spring. M. V. DeWahl and wife returned to Cottage Grove Monday after having appeared as witness in the circuit court against the thugs, Murphy and Harvey. ' The- finest line of shirts and Regular Thursday evening neckwear in towu at The Toggery prayer service at the Presbyterian — W- A. Ilemeiiway’s. 27tf church, subject “ Men of Fire,” Dr. K’. A. Leep, for is years illustrations from the old and new practicing physician at Myrtle tesatments. A ll are invited. Point, hits located in Eugene with J. M. Deeds and B. 11 arable, of the circulation department of the Eugene Register are hustling for subscribers in this city today. The Leader was favored with a call. Have Dr. Lowe relieve your head and eye ache with a pair of his superior glasses they cost no more than others and you have the benefit of his skill and over 19 years experience. -the first frost comes. She's a case of spare the ax aud spoil your success. She's worse at starting a flock to sneeze than the boys who most made you sueeze the top of your head off at school with red pepper. Now, some old Btagers can stand such knocks. They nre canvasbacks In cold rains and seem Immune to the contaminating Influence of that old dis ease breeder you’ve been foolish enough to keep. But what of those beautiful pullets whose combs begin to bloom like roses, who are singing their fondclny, who are making their first debut with their telltale red splashed egg? Your winter egg sales at top notch prices depend on thooe young hens that are seeing their first snow. You can’t sell roupy roasters and keep n reliable reputation. You don’t want to be worrying, losing, doc toring or digging graves all winter. Just remember— his family to give his children the benefit of our school advantages and will open an office for the practice of his profession, says the Tiugene Register. A I.eader scrilx- remembers Dr. Leep as an old hunting companion at Myrtle Point, when for three years the writer was at the helm of the Myrtle Point Enterprise. It used ■fo make “ Doc" sáy things when we bagged the most “ Jack Snipe" or came in With the largest bag of ducks. Bet we can also skin him shooting China pheasants. The day Is near when egg farms will lie run entirely by the champion 8. C. White I-cghom “ egg machines.” Flesh producers will also discard solid black, particolored and nny color but white. I f they answer the de mand their market poultry will be mostly White Hocks, White I lottos nnd While Orpingtons. This also means that the coming poultry show will not ho “ funcy,” but “ utility;" not n foolish Judging of “ barred td the skin" nud “ seven feathers to a rooster's tall," but the Judging of flue fancy flesh and eggs. The revolution Is In full swing across tho pond and already here. It's going to be all l'eklu ducks, Emb- den geese and White Homers too. And why? Simply a kick against dark pinfeathers. For this, the cus tomer doesn't want dark fowls, the city ileuler neither, anil the pickers are also kicking, nnd, reader, If you buve to eat pinfeathers, you want them white too. To test this, Just take similar size White nnd Barred Hocks to market In separate crates nnd note how quickly the Whites go In preference to the Barred. Sorry to Jar you If you keep dark fowls, hut It's up to you to join In or get left. The Drug Question Marriage licenses were issued Saturday to the following: Thos. C. Pope, of Lake Creek, and Miss A new line of mens hats, latest Olga Swanson, of Alpha; Geo. W. Catching, of Wendling, and Mrs. shapes and shades at \V. A. Hem enway^—The Toggery. 271f Meda Smith, of Coburg. The liest theatrical troup to have visited this city this season was that of Ilearde's theatrical com pany. They will play a one nights return engagement Wednesday evening Nov. 18th. Mr. Hearde is well known here and his friends will boost for a full house for him. Mrs. Doc l-eroy and children ar rived in this city Sunday from Lake county to spend the winter with her mother, Mr». Purvance and brother, Ernest Purvance of Disston. She was met at this place and accompanied to Disston i Monday by her mother and | brother the former having lately returned to this city from Lorane, S. B. Morss, the local nursery man, is delivering many very fine looking fruit trees to local fruit growers. This is his new nursery’s first year's output, but the trees, which are only yearlings are very vigorous and show a wonderful growth of roots, indicating that the soil on which this local nursery is planted is ideal for the produc tion o f sturdy shoots and the de- velopment of strong roots, lx>th es sential to the rapid development of an orchard. Mr. Morss has all of the common and commercial varie ties o f fruit trees and is constantly increasing his stock and varieties. His prices are very reasonable. LURCH’S Deslarges Bros. Watch this Space. Griffin-Veatch Co E verything in HARDWARE Cottage drove, Oregon FOLLOW THE FASHION I f you adhere to the fashion in suits, waists and cloaks, you must follow it closely in Corsets. Unless your Corset is stylish your other stylish cut garments w ill not lit. N ow what isrequir- cd? First o f nil, tight- . fitting waists and I rineess gowns necessitate a perfected Corseted figure [ ^K> H e n d e rs o n Habit B a c k C o rse t is the one for the present styles. F or sale at the Ideal iVf illinery Store. Come ladies and insjx’ct them. ID A F R A N C E S B A R R E T T . SPRAY <& CO. especially in time of Hii-kne**—is one which puzzle* many. Hut the average doctor fti town is never in douht as to where to send one for a prescription. The medicine is wanted right, pure, prompt and as economical as possible. Consequently he has to send here for it You are sure of quick and polite service, the purest and freshest of drugs, and a most conscientious charge for same. Benson’s Pharmacy Cottage Grove, Oregon Feed, Flour and Poultry Supplies ) B A R LEY rolled by the famous Olympic process. All seeds ) and foreign matter taken out, leaving the barley free from dirt of any kind. Every sack guaranteed. Best Cement and Lim e Alw ays Carried if Stock- Agents Fairbanks, Morse Roofing. p h o n e i > s
