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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1908)
STAR ENTER LOCAL AND PERSONAL. EASTERN TAINED SISTER CHAPTER p a r tic u la r I e o o le P o p u la r d n vU ca a 2 e n tib r iu iti* Want particular at- Shoe tention paid to detail in their footwear. You get it in the American Lady and American Gent Made in all Leathers U niversally over foot conforming lasts that will not hurt your feet MACCABEES MEET AND ENTERPRISING CITIZENS ELECT NEW OFFICERS ASSIST WOMAN S CLUB An interesting meeting was held in the Nlaceabee hall in this city Thursday evening, in honor o f a visit from the state commander of this order, J. W . Sherwood, of Portland. ’ New officers were elect ed and a very pleasant social even ing was enjoyed by the memlier- ship and their guest: Officers were elected as follows: 1). A. Smith, Commander; II. II. Gregory, l.ieut. Commander: G, I.. Rees, Record Keeper; John Nolces, Chaplain; Clias. McKib- ben, Sargt. The Maccabees have com menced a campaign for new mem bers and are planning a big smoker and initiation early in Jan uary, at which time State Com maudcr Sherwood will again visit this tent. Indestructible Cylinder Records. Still the list of purchasers of city park lots is growing and the business men of the town are boosting this worthy cause both morally and financially and Cot tage Grove therefore will soon lie able to Isiast of one of the prettiest city parks owned by any of the valley towns. The roll of honor uow stands: Mayor B. R. Job. J. F. Spray. J. C. Long. A. B. Wood. I letiry Fisher. C. J. White. Ben Lurch. Clinton Stewart. Howard's Agency. Charles Matthews. J. I. Jones. J. S. Camp. J H. Chambers. Veatch & Lawson. At the. Bazaar will be found the COMPLETE CATALOGUE of the latest Cylinder graphophone records, the new Columbia indestructible re cord. It has a sweet toue, yet is loud and distinct and will last a lifetime. It sells at only AS cents tier record, the same as the old style Edison or Columbia record. The Bazaar also has a new stock of double disc records with a song or instrumental selection on each side of the record, at only .S cents more than the old records. See those fine new Columbia and Victor graphophoues at the Bazaar. First Presbyterian Church. The theme at 11 a. m. on Sabbath the 13th will be “ The Greatest Ix>ss and Highest G ain." I)r. Nave has been preaching evangelistic sermons at 7:30 p. m. services for 6 week past and will continue these for some weeks longer. Sabbath school at 10 a. in. Christian Endeavor 6:30p. in. Strangers in the city will receive a cordial welcome. Christian Church Services. Bible school, 10 a. m. Sermon, "G oin g Somewhere,” at 11 a. m. Creswell to Have Water Works. Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p. m. Sermon at 7:30 p. in., “ What is Creswell is not an incorporated Man?” Everybody Welcome. town and hence is under the juris diction of the county court. This Doctors Don't Want Notoriety. body granted R. H. Parsons a franchise Tuesday to use the streets The Lane County Medical So and alleys of that place for laying ciety, at its last meeting, passed of water mains, putting in a water the following resolutions: system for domestic use and fire "Resolved, that members of the protection. The application did Lane County Medical Society for not state how he would get the bid their names being used in con water, whether by a gravity pipe nection with the reports o f any line or by a pumping station. medical or surgical cases in local A new line of mens hats, latest papers. "T h a t the secretary lie instruct shapes and shades at W. A. Hem- enways— The Toggery. 27tf ed to notify all" members of the society and all local papers and Paint your hen roosts with Ave- the Journal of the American Medi uarius Carbolineum. Buy it at cal Association.” Veatch & Lawson. 2btf A nice parlor thermometer free Members of the Cottage Grove to every cash subscriber or yearly Chapter O. 1C. S. entertained Evan renewal to the leader, as long as geline Chapter O. E. S. of Eugene they last. at the Masonic hall in this city Wednesday eveuiug. Entertain Fruit. tainmeut was provided, a candi More fruit. date was initiated, and a splendid Better fruit. bauquet was served, all of which Oregon is the best. was thoroughly enjoyed by the Fruit state iu the uiiiou. visitors and a most pleasant even This fact is worth millions. ing was the verdict of all present. Fresh candies at the Bazaar. Among the visitors from Eugene Patronize Leader advertisers. were: Col. G. O. Yoran and wife, See those Jap uovelties at the Miss I<ouise Yoran, Mr. and Mrs. Bazaar. Geo. McLean, Mrs. Darwin Bris John Coffman was a Eugene tow, Prof, and Mrs. F. S. Dunn, Mrs. W . M. Preston, E. F. Chap visitor Wednesday. Now is the time to plant that man, Mrs. f.aura Harris, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Baker, Miss Bessie Christmas ad in the Leader. Day, Mrs. W . T. Gordon, Mr. aud Good, clean, rolled barley $1.25 Mrs. J. B. Willoughby, Mrs. L. L. per sack at the Elour mill. Whitson, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Good r o a d s meeting at the I ” Ren, Mrs. J. W. Hobbs. Masonic hall Friday afternoon at 1 o ’clock. l'ingal Hines, the real estate Lane is a twenty million dollar dealer, has moved his office into county according to the assessment the W all brick, on Main and roll. Second street. N. II. Martin was transacting Fine electric stand lamps make business at the county seat W ed beautiful Xmas presents. See nesday. them at Electric office. Reduced C. A. Hawkins of Roseburg, to one half former price. 34tf spent Sunday with his parents in M. Christophersou, representing this city. the North V’ akima, Washington Hy Griggs was looking after nursery was looking after the fruit business matters at the county interests in this vicinity this week. seat Wednesday. The movement toward orchard Jas. II emeu way had business planting iu this vicinity is causing matters to require his attention at the various uurserymeu to set up Eugene Wednesday. and take notice of Cottage Grove. Miss Daisy Hawkins has resigned A new line of bamboo goods at her position as operator at the Cochran & Cooley. 34tf telephone exchange. Miss Hattie Bennett of Mineral, A marriage license was issued has a beautiful display of water Wednesday to Nils Carlseu and color art work and Christmas and Miss Anna Marie Gisholt. New Year art pieces suitable for John Ifarmes is down from gifts, on display in the show win Seattle looking after business and dow of Johnson, Matlock Co. property interests here. This work demonstrates unusual Spray & Co’s Commission house skill and good taste on the part of is out with a swell new delivery Miss Bennett. wagon, team and harness. Dry wood for sale. Inquire of Biggest line of Japanese novel Veatch & Anderson. ties, vases and chiuaware ever dis Dr. Henry L. Nave, of Presby play in the city at the Bazaar. terian church of t h i s city, Mr. and Mrs. f. M. Harvey left preached the preparatory sermon Wednesday for Southern Oregon for communion, in Rev. H. N. points on a combined business Mount’s church at Eugen^ this and pleasure trip. (Friday) eveuiug. Mr. Mount Frank B. Roberts came down and Dr. Nave were old friends in from Cottage Grove yesterday on Indiana, being graduates of same business with F. J. Hard.— Regis college. ter. Christmas post cards aud folders Phillips & Jordan, the Albany — Bee Hive. 34tf nurseries and Lurch’s all have new In renewing his subscription an ads in the today’s Leader, I.ook appreciative subscriber writes: them over. ‘The twice-a-week Leader stands Recorder J. E. Young was look head and shoulders above any of ing up Cottage Grove’s assessment its contemporary class and would at Eugene Wednesday and will be a credit to any city twice the have a revised report from the as proportions of Cottage Grove. sessor in a few days. Send it along. It’s always a wel Mrs. Mary Schmutz received a come visitor.” check this week for $1000 insur Bran $1.40 per 100 pounds at ance from the Maccabee lodge, the flour mill. 30tf due on the death of her husband, E. C. Bisby of the "W a v e ” con the late John Schmutz. A King county judge holds that fectionery, has leased a room in cuss” words used by a husband the First National batik building are not a cause for divorce under and will soon move therein. This the Washington law. Then the will give the “ W a v e" a more com wife should be allowed to “ cuss” modious building and a good cen tral location. Long may it Wave. back. Lincoln’s meat market is scheduled At Pasco, Washington, an elec to occupy the W ave's old quarters. tion bet was made, the loser to See the fine line of xmas box kiss the first seven women he met. 34tf The day after election, it is said, candy at the Wave. all the women in the city were out F. J. Hard, a mining man on the streets. from Eugene, reported to the Royal Intermediate School Note*. Mr. I.. H. Slagle school last week. visited the Mr. Parmele is up again aud able to be at work. Tw o of our advanced studeius are now teaching classes. The Chorus Club is faithfully practicing for the next recital. Mr. A . D. Owens purchased saddle pony from Mr. Robinson. The big trees on the school ground were felled last Thursday. W e are realizing that one grand lesson in life is that of obedience OF C O TTAG E GROVE. C A P IT A L SURPLU S PR O F ITS ] * AND G R O W IN G LA R G E R Yon protect p u r home from Are by Insuring It—T H A T 'S W iS E . W hy don’t you protect yon r l>ee«l», Notes, and M ortgages, Con tractu, Tax Receipts, and Other Valuable Pajiers, Keepsake Jew elry. E tc., from F IR E and B I'R G L A R S b y renting one of our SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS— Thai’s Wise, Too. Just Installed. ! Come and See Them . The First National Bank Thn O ld R e lia b le EMM98$«0ie99INSMMMSS*eMWMemeeSMIMMMMWMC*WMM) Our $1.00 Values for The Chorus Club meets every Wednesday and Saturday eveuiug. 68 Cents. Mr. Hopper of Mauor, Wash ington, is living at the dormitory now. Mr. W . N. Wheeler visited at the home o f Mr. I). A. Estes, Sat urday. Mr. aud Mrs. Johnson called on A. D. Owens and family Sunday afternoon. I LURCH’S We are sorry that Harry Kime ÿfiUiUJUiUiUiki had to leave us on account of an injury after so short a stay. Mr. Peter Deardorff of Myrtle Creek, Oregon is visiting his wife and daughters this week. Some changes have been made with reference to the school pro gram. It has been so arranged that all may enjoy the privilege of taking the work in spelling. riffin -Veatch Co. Everything in HARDWARE Lynx Valley Items. Mr. Harding visited Eugeue re cently. Winnie Dresser went to Eugene Sunday. at the w St o St St St St St sv i't Otto Briggs visited with Melvin Faeksou Sunday. Rev. Magee preached school house Sunday. st st s t Spray & Co, buys veal, chick eus, eggs, etc. O rego n C o tta g e G ro v e, St St |. A. Briggs made a business trip to Eugene Tuesday. R. Y. Porter and D. W. Cald well visited school Monday. S. B. Jackson was a passenger to Eugene the first of the week. Mrs. Rasch and Miss lithel were callers at R. Y . Porter's Saturday. Mesdames Caldwell and Dresser inspected the “ new lioy” at Port er’s Saturday. Mrs. Gertie Smith of Eugene came up Sunday to visit her sisters Mrs. Sheridan and Dresser. The finest candies— Bee Hive. Electric Coffee Mill. Metcalf & Brund, the wide awake grocers, are enjoying the distinction of introducing the first electric coffee mill in this city. The mill which they installed iu their store this week is a “ Royal" with an Emerson electric motor and it has a capacity of 2 pounds of ground coffee per minute, which is ground free of chaff by the steel cutter aud fan mechanism. This is a valuable addition to this up-to-date grocery store and will greatly economize in the waste of elbow grease. 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 tit. N ow what is requir ed? First o f all, tight- fitting waists and Princess gowns necessitate a jtcrfectcd Corseted figure The H e n d e rs o n H abit B a c k C o rset is the one for the present styles. F or sale at the Ideal Millinery Store. Conte Indies and ins|>ect them. ID A F R A N C E S B A R R E T T . SPRAY & CO. The Bee Hive— near the bridge, Feed, Flour and Poultry Supplies Spray & Co. for I,eslie salt. Most complete line of watches 35-2t iu town at Scholl’s. livery thing in the furniture line police Tuesday that he had lost leather sofa cushions and post at Cochran & Cooley. 34tf or been robbed of a $125 dia 34tf Saturday night, card albums at the Wave. Chris White and C. S. Plaster mond locket e among the late additions to Hard, who is a guest at the Im the Leader’s rapidly growing sub perial hotel, repaired to a Turkish scription list. The Leader is the bath before midnight, remaining popular home paper, which prints in the massage establishment until a. m., when he returned to the all of the news worth printing, ac hotel. Upon arising yesterday he curately. discovered the loss of the jewel A large assortment of gents, ladies and babies gold rings at and at once notified the detective bureau.— Portland Telegram. Scholl’s. 35-2t DRESSING-ROOM BARLEY rolled hy the famous Olympic process. A ll seeds and foreign matter taken out, leaving the barley free from dirt of any kind. Every sack guaranteed. Best Cement and Lime Always Carried it Stock. Agents Fairbanks, Morse Roofing. p h o n e 13 5 ^ NECESSITIES FOR SALE. Scholl expects you to call and look over his stock. It will help you in making your holiday selec 2 Petaluma incubators 56 and tion. 35-2t Conductor A1 Veatch now has 126 eggs and a 200 chick indoor 6a*olene Engine For Sale. Shingles for sale at Veatch & brooder. Inquire at Leader office. a run on the Portland, Cottage 35tf Grove local, which gives him 26tf Lawson’s. A fine, almost new 3-horse every other night at his old home power Fairbanks & Morse gasolene where he stops with his aged engine, tanks and equipment for father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. sale. Inquire at the leader office. Don't S ay B A N K , S a y I H. C. Veatch. FIRST NHTI0NHL BHNK Friday and Saturday ....Special.... j JARDiNIERESl Flirtanti»-Morie Gasoline tingine* for pumping, spraying, sawing, grinding. Outfits complete. F iirtanki Scales tor weighing. Psirtauki-Mone Dynamos and Motors for power and light Fairtanks-Morse Windmills A Tourers. Fairbanks Morse Grinders, Feed Chop- pera, Well Pumps. All first quality goods at low prices. A l ways in Stock. Liberal terms. A big new line of ladies dress goods with trimmings to match at VV. A. Hemenways. 27tf Fairbanks - Morse Co., O R i m N 4 V E A T C H . A gen ts Cottas« Gretre. Or eg— P O R T L A N D , OREGON M I L L E R ’S Machine Shop Electrical PLAIN td BATHS X H A Y LABORATORY We want your patronage and Gaaolina Engine Irrigation. Spraying will get it if you appreciate prices and Pumping Machinery. should always be kept in supply in every and quality at Scholl’s. 35-2t Miss Gail Hare, who at present is quite ill at her home in this city, has a beautiful display of art work in the Modem Pharmacy window, including burnt work, pencil and crayon drawings. The specimens indicate that Miss Hare possesses great natural talent in this direct ion. C O T T A C IB G R O V E well-regulated home. Thing» that are likely to be needed day or night you should always have handy. For tahy, for instance. Paregoric and Vaseline. For yourselves. Tooth Powder» and Brushes. These and all needful»" we keep in stock in abundance. Our qualities are as high as our prices are low. Medicines, Drugs, and all kinds of Toilet necessities are kept in great variety. Bensoa’s Pharmacy 1 C«ttag* fir m , Of f » « All kinds of machine and repair work done promptly and at reason able prices. OLD LEADER BUILDINt Third Street, For further particular* ¡uktrenn L, Dr. H. C. 8< H L K E P . COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON Edison, Columbia Victor GRAPH0PH0NES Records Notions, Novelties
