LOCAL ANDjmONAL.
WOODMEN OF THE W ORLD
Help the Royal Intermediate
school ou Silk creek furnish its
General Organizer F. B. Tichenor of
new dormitory by attending the
Portland Will be Present.
musical recital at the armory Mon
Patronize Leader advertisers.
Cottage Grove district fair next. day evening.
Bohemia Camp No. 290 W. ().
Dr. L. D. Scarbrough, the well W. will hold a liooster meeting
The season for poultry shows is
close at haud.
i known Creswell fruit grower, was this evening and also to make filial
Look over the line of xmas j transacting business in Cottage arrangements for their big Log
Ixioklets at the Wave.
!Grove Tuesday, lie says many Rolling on Novemlier 20th Wood*
The new bridge on Main street ' acres are being planted to apples, men of the World day at Cottage
is completed. It is a good job.
pears and pruues near Creswell.
Grove’s District
Fair. General
Friday and the 14th day of the I ] have some of the best White Organizer Frauk B. Tichenor of
mouth. A regular hoodoo day.
i leghorn cockrels and pullets in j Portland will be the principal
Let us have a paved sidewalk I the state which' I am obliged to sjieaker of the evening.
from the depot to the bridge, Mr.!
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dispose of at once. If you want
Mayor.
Lynx Valley Items.
some choice birds cheap call this
Hearde Theatrical Company at
week.
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Mr. Henry Dresse is on the sick
the armory hall, N ov. 18th, one
list at present.
Judge
Scott,
the
Good
Roads
night.
Mr. Lloyd Owens was on our
man, of Salem, is in Cottage Grove
Better fix that delapidated side
today making arrangements for a streets Monday.
walk before Marshal Snodgrass
Mr. Melvin Jackson is at home
good roads convention to lie held
gets you.
here under the auspices of the | ^or l *le Present.
Patronize the home talent musi Commercial Club in the near
Miss Nellie McCord and Winnie
cal recital at the armory Monday
Dresser mace a w eek’s visit to
future.
Silk Creek.
evening.
Clean seed oats 50 cents j>er
Mrs. Harding, Mrs. Rasch and
Miss Greta Bristow of Eugene, bushel at the flour mill.
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Mrs. Sbeperdsou were visitors at
is a guest of Cottage Grove rela
City council met in special ses school Tuesday.
tives and friends.
sion Thursday evening, but little
It has been noticed lately that
A big new line of ladies dress
business was transacted. A re “ Doc” Briggs calls quite frequent
goods with trimmings to match at
monstrance against covering the ly at S. R. Jackson’s.
W . A. H emeu ways.
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Several of our people went to
bridge on Main street was tabled
What are you doing to make indefinitely. The council a d Eugene this week to act as wit
Cottage Grove’s first district fair a journed to meet next Wednesday nesses on the Renne-McCubbins
splendid success? Do something) evening.
case.
Mrs. J. H. Jones, and son, Lon
Mr. I. N. Dresser and Walter
Bran $1.40 per 100 pounds at
Hart, of British Columbia, are
the flour mill.
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visiting with relatives in this city.
day to see the Demonstration train.
Subject of evangelistic
dis
Now every body get busy and
Miss Mary Angel of Saginaw
boost for the Cottage Grove dist courses at the Christian church visited with Nora Fisher and
rict fair Nov. 19th, 20th and 21st. this Friday evening, “ Whiners:” Mabel Mackie Sunday.
Sunday 11 a. in., “ The World’ s
Miss Francis Beatty of Creswell
Mr. and Mrs. Horn of Saginaw
Greatest Battle:” 7:40 p. m. “ Re
was a guest of Cottage Grove rela
ligion:” Monday, “ The Plan of visited with their daughter Mrs. R.
tives and friends a few days this
the A ges;” Tuesday, “ Counting V. Porter Sunday.
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith and
the Cost.” Everybody welcome.
Sunday school teachers are es-
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Horn were
Shingles for sale at Veateh &
pecially requested to call and look
entertained at S. B. Jackson’s Sun
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over that fine line of xmas book Lawson’s.
day.
lets at the Wave.
Several of the farmers residing
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Coffin an of
Barber Houser ¡slaking a few lielow Saginaw have just complet Eugene and Mrs. M. C. Smith of
days vacation from Ostrander’s ed a dam across the dry channel Walker were guests of Mr. Cald
barber shop and visiting with on the east side of the river below well’s last week.
the bridge expecting to be able to
friends at Oakland.
Chas. Thornton, who is en confine the river to its regular Hearde Theatrical Company Coming
gaged in placer mining on Rogue channel during freshets and there
The best theatrical troup to have
river is visiting with his parents by save much fencing and labor
in replacing washed out fences visited this city this season was
and Cottage Grove friends.
that of Hearde’s theatrical com
every spring.
Nov. 16 and to noon of 17, Dr.
pany. They will play a one nights
The
finest
line
of
shirts
and
Lowe, the well known optician
neckwear in tow A at The Toggery return engagement Wednesday
will be in Cottage Grove. Have
— W . A. Hemenway’s.
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him test your eyes for glasses.
Frank B. Tjclienor, state or is well known here and his friends
The well established Millinery
ganizer of the W . O. W . is in Cot will boost for a full house for him.
business of Ida Frances Barrett is
tage Grove today to visit the local
for sale. For futher particulars
Notice to the Ladies
camp and inadvertently do some
inquire at The Ideal Millinery
boosting for (he big log rolling and
store.
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It was announced that the art
initiation here Friday next. Frank
I f you adhere to
and fancy work of the forthcom
Southedown ewe’s were uninten
At
is a “ hale fellow well met” and
iug fair would have to be given
the fashion in suits,
tionally omitted from the premium
has many friends throughout the
up, but upon after consideration it
list in the last issue of the Leader.
waists and cloaks,
state outside of the Woodman of
lias been decided to prepare a de
Awards are given on them the
you must follow it
the World organization.
partment, damp-proof in the main
same as other sheep.
closely in Corsets.
A fine line of ladies suits and building, for such an exhibit and
Dr. J. O. VauWinkle delivered coats at W . A. Iletnenways. 27tf
Unless your Corset
the ladies are invited to prepare
an address before the Lane Co.
is
stylish your other
their
displays.
Prof. W. Glaze, piano instructor
medical society last Saturday even
of Portland, is in this city with a
stylish
cut garments
ing at Eugene,
upon “ Spinal
Notice.
view to locating and will endeavor
will
not
fit.
anesthesia hy lumbar puncture.”
to organize a class both for young
Now
what
is requir
A ll applications for space in the
Have Dr. Lowe relieve your
and advanced students in music.
Fair
buildings
must
be
filed
ed? First o f all, tight-
head and eye ache with a trair of
Prof. Glaze received musical in
with F. B. Phillips, superintendent,
his superior glasses they cost no
fitting waists and
structions a few years ago under
not later than Monday evening
more than others and you have the
Princess gowns necessitate a perfected Corseted figure
Prof. Nash in the University of
Nov. 16th 1908 at 6 o ’clock p. in.
benefit of his skill and over 19
I he H e n d e rs o n Habit B a c k C o rse t is the one
Oregon and is quite well known in
Application blanks may be ob
years experience.
Eugene. He has composed a good
for
the present styles. For sale at the Ideal Millinery
It is reported that some minors many excellent instrumental selec tained from him.
Store. Come ladies and inspect them.
By
order
Exhibit
Committee.
were found by the city marshal re tions.
cently under the influence o f “ near
A new line of mens hats, latest
Crowds are meeting the farming
beer.” There is going to be some shapes and shades at W . A. Hem
demonstration train at every sta
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thing drop in this town one of enways— The Toggery.
tion. Through the co-operation
these days, if some one don’ t look
The pastor will preach at First of the Oregon Agricultural Col
out.
Presbyterian church next Sabbath lege and railroad interests which
Pearl Killingbeck, the little one at 11 a. m. on “ The Sabbath-
have made this possible lots of
year old child o f Mr. and Mrs. God’s Next Best Gift to Man.” At
good is being done towards the en
Killinglieck, died Tuesday Nov. 7:40 the sermon subject is "John
couragement of diversified and in
loth, at the home of F. C. Coff the Baptist, One Concentrated
telligent fanning.
man, in this city, where its parents Earnestness.” After morning ser
were visiting, and was buried at vice the elders will meet to exam
Paint your lien roosts with Ave-
Walker Wednesday.
ine and receive jiersons into mem narius Cartxdineum. Buy it at
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Don’t fail to attend the splendid bership, either ou profession or by Veateh Sc Lawson.
letter
from
other
churches.
Sab
musical recital to be given by the
If you want a good paying little
B A R LEY rolled by the famous Olympic process. A ll seeds
Chorus Club of Royal Intermediate bath school lO a. m. Christian business inquire at the Bazaar.
and foreign matter taken out, leaving the barley free from
school of Silk creek, at the armory Endeavor 6:40 p. m. Come and
dirt of any kind. Every sack guaranteed.
Monday evening. The receipts worship with us.
are to lie used in furnishing the
See our bran new stock of up to
Best Cement and Lime Always Carried it Stock-
new dormitory at the school
date rugs lie fore you buy carpets.
Agents Fairbanks, Morse Roofing.
p h o n e iy s
Veateh <Sc Lawson.
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\ccording to the annual report
C. L. Goodrich, architect and
of the San Francisco Hay Dealers
Association, there is a prospect of consulting engineer o f Portland,
a hay shortage in the state this was a Cottage Grove visitor W ed
m m a vwww*».w<wA*wawHaeea|
winter, an absolute absence of nesday and favored the leader
C O T T A (1 E I * H O V E
supply in March next and a raise with a pleasant call. He was loud
in price that may this week attain in his praise of the Albany apple
show Tuesday and says that he is
$26 per ton
coming to Cottage Grove ill the
Spray & Co, buys veal, chick
All the latest rr«».iiinents.
near future to invest in a good
ens, eggs, etc.
Electrical
little orchard tract, set it out to
F. II. Rosenberg received i
All kinds of machine and repair
fruit, stay with his profession until
work done promptly and at reason
lieautiful Buff Cochin cockerel
able prices.
his orchard is matured, then retire especially in time of sickness—is one
from an expert Jackson, Michigan
from business cares and live the which puzzles many. Hut the average
X KAY L A B O R A T O R Y
i
breeder Tuesday, with which to
"simple life.” lie is a fine ap doctor in town is never in doubt as to
head his fine flock next spring.
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Third .Street,
pearing gentleman and we trust where to send one for a prescription. Z For furtbor particular* addrr**
Mr. Rosenberg is himself, author
The medicine is wanted right, pure,
will stand by his good resolution prompt and as economical as possible. I
D r . H . V. 8 C I I L K E F .
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
ity on Buff Cochins and has won
Consequently he hat to send here for it#
nearly all of the awards in the and cast his lot with us.
LURCH’S
Knights of Pythias Reception
More New Homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L in g» late
of Ban don, Oregon, have jmr
chased a 4 acre tract in the Lan-
dess addition and will soon build a
commodious home thereon.
Contractor W ill Hart is still very
busy and this week received two
more contracts for the building of
modern cottages in this city, the
first for b.ugene Matlock and wife
late of Eugene, who will build on
their newly acquired lot near the
liomeef Mrs. Matlock's father and
mother, W. C. Johnson and wife,
Mr. Matlock having liecome as
sociated in Mr. Johnson’s niercan
tile business here.
The other contract is for a neat
modern home for 15. Dickerhoof
and family, late of Indiana, who
have purchased a sightly lot on
Fourth street a short distance east
of the railroad.
Moving to Cottage Grove.
Juventus Lodge No. 4M, K. of
1’ . tendered a very pleasant recep
tion to its new members at the
local lodge room Wednesday even
ing, the wives of all members be
ing present, together with a num
ber of guests. A very entertain
ing and interesting little program
was rendered as follows, 1<\ II.
Rosenberg presiding in his jisual
pleasing maimer.
Piano solo, selected..Miss (Jail Hare
Vocal solo......... Miss Maude Blair
Reading......... Mrs. F. I). Wheeler
Vocal solo...Mrs. J. O. VauWinkle
Piano solo....Miss Mabel Rosenberg
Vocal duet.....................................
Misses Hollie and Daisy Hawkins
Address, ‘ Merits of K. P. Order”
F. II. Rosenberg.
All of the numbers were heartily
applauded and nearly all of those
on'the program responded to en
cores.
An hour’s social session followed
and everyone enjoyed themselves
immensely. About eleven o’clock
refreshments were served consist
ing of cake and coffee and the oc-
casion was declared a most pleas
ant and a most enjoyable one by
all present.
Mr and Mrs. Eugeue Matlock
left Tuesday for Cottage drove,
where they expect to make their
liome, and where Eugene will as
sist his father-in-law in his store.
Mayor Matlock went up to assist
the young people to get fixed up at Shriners Excursion to Ashland and
Return.
their house keeping. Joe Matlock
will conduct the Matlock lodging
Special leaves Cottage tlrove
house that Ivugeue has l>een run
about 4 a. m. Saturday Nov. 14,
ning.— Register.
100,S. F’ are from Cottage Grove
Home From Wedding Trip.
to Ashland and return $7.95, Pull-
in a n
Reservation,
additional.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Ilayes of Train will consist of 4 sleeiiers,
Lorane returned from a short wed one diner and one baggage car.
ding trip to Salem a day or two
since. These young people suc
During the last few days that
cessfully evaded the sereuaders the colonist rates were effective
and charivari parties, but the more than twelve hundred people
groom’s friends tell a funny ex- came to Oregon on one-way
perience or the groom in trying to tickets to make this state their per
get his marriage license in which manent home.
he forgot ( ?) the name of the
Spray & Co. for Leslie salt.
bride-to-be.
Grand Opening
Griffin-Veatch Co.
Everything in
HARDWARE
Oregon
Cottage Grove,
FOLLOW THE FASHION
ÍÜ J
ID A F R A N C E S B A R R E T T .
SPRAY & CO.
-O F
Feed, Flour and
Poultry Supplies
Saturday Evening at 7:30
The Drug Question
Largest Rink in Lane County. Everything N ew and
Fir£t-class. Opened every afternoon and evening
except Sunday.
Admission 10 Cents.
SKates 15 Cents Extra
MILLER’S
D o n ’t S a y B A N K , S a y
FIRST NHTI0NHL BANK
OF COTTAOK OROVE.
æ
PR O FITS
{ $ 45 , 000.00
(
AND
G R O W IN G
LARG ER
SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS— That’s Wise. Too.
Come and See Them.
The First National Bonk
T h e O l d Reliable.
PLAIN u d MEDICATED BATHS |
OLD LEADER BUILD1N«
You protect your home from tire b y insuring It—T H A T ’S Wi.HE.
W hy don’t you protect your Itecds. Notes, nml M ortgages, Con
tracts T a x Receipts, and Other Valuable Pa|iers, Keepsake Jew elry,
Etc., from F IR E and 151 RO LAKH by renting one of onr
Jnst Installed.
Machine Shop
■J
«M M M N M M W SW D W SSSS
various < >regon shows, including
the state fair show, for several
years. This late addition to his
flock is a $25 bird to which several
dollars for expressage should be
added.
Next Monday and to noon Tues Von are sure of quick and polite service,
the purest and freshest of drugs, and a
day N ov. 16 aud 17 Dr. I .owe,
most conscientious charge for same,
the well known oculo-optician,
will be in Cottage Grove, as he
does not go from house to house
Benson’s Pharmacy
consult him at Hotel Oregon,
Cottage Grove, Oregon
The Leader Leads!