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LOCAL AND PERSONAL. J* particular Popula People Want particular at- tention paid to detail in their footwear. You get it in the ^boe American Lady and American Gent ittfmetiam, Made in all Leathers over foot conforming lasts that will not * hurt your feet Rees-Wallace Co. Religious Watch Meeting. Christian Church Services were met at the train and showered with rice by a number of their friends. K E L L Y - V A N SCH O IACK — A t the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. a n d Mrs. Cage Van Sehoiack near Dorena Dec. 24, 1908, bred Kelly and Miss Nora VanSclioiack, Rev. Barnhardt officiating. The bride is a very estimable young lady while the groom is an exemplary young man and fore man at the Rocky Point Lumber Camp. Hunter's License No. 1. H. H . Veatch, the local hard ware dealer and expert shootist, is the possessor o f hunters license No. 1, for the year 1900. This should bring good luck. Died. GOULD— At the home o f her daughter, Mrs. W . E. Burket at Divide, Dec. 30, 1908. Mrs. Eliza J. Gould o f the infirmaties o f old age. The remains were shipped to A big discount on ladies suits, Salem Thursday for interment, be coats and furs at W . A . Hetnen- ing accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Burket. ways. 36tf Don't Say BANK, S a y | F IR S T N H T I0 N H L B H N K 1 OF COTTAOK B R O K E . C A P IT A L SURPLUS PROFITS | i % ^ $ 45 , 000.00 1 AND G R O W IN G LARGER Yon protect j nor home from lire by Insuring It— T H A T 'S W ,S E . W h y d on 't yo u protect you r Deed«, Notes, and M ortgages, Con- tracts. T ax Iloceipts, and Other Valuable Papers, Keepsake Jewelry, E tc ., from F IR E and B l'K U L A K S by renting one of our SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS— That’ s Wise, Too. Jn«t Installed. Come and See T hem . The First National Bank \ T h e 0 1 4 R e lia b le. J \ , Business ' “ i , ‘ . ' ~ IL The best and cheapest catidibs Miss Daisy Hawkins went to A nice parlor thermometer free at the Bee Hive- 38tf to every cash subscriber or yearly Drain Thursday to spend a few Shingles for sale at Veatch ft renewal to the Leader, as long as days with friends. Lawson's. 26tf- they last. Next year Christmas and New Spray & Co, buys veal, chick Year’s will come on Saturday— ens, eggs, etc. Time to swear off. and two Sundays will come to Dry wood for sale. Inquire of Happy New Year. gether. Veatch & Anderson. ».* Another vacation today. Bert Richmond was transacting A new line o f bamboo goods at Eggs 45 cents per dozen, but no business at the county seat W ed Cochran & Cooley. 34tf nog at any price. nesday. He probably went down Every thing iu the furniture liiie Miss Anna Oglesby visited with to see the moving picture shows. at Cochran & Cooley. 34tf Eugene friends Tuesday. Harry Wynue, wife and baby Try some of those 20 cent jrer Dave I.aCure is down from the went to Salem Thursday to spend pound creams at the Bee IJive. 38tf mines to spend she holidays. New Year with Mrs. W ynne’s The best line of shirts and neck Tom and Jerry passed Cottage parents, Mr. and Mrs. Veatch. wear iu town at W. A . Heureu Grove by this holiday season. .v,tf Miss Partheua Porter returned ways. Marion Veatch was transacting to Portland Thursday after an en Fresh milch cow for sale. business at Creswell, Thursday. joyable visit with the families o f Phone 746 or apply to P. II. Mc Mrs. Kate Land of Dorena is her brothers, Jos. and Jas. at this Gee. visiting relatives here this week. place. See those fine new Columbia Attorney Joe Young was trans Marshal Frank Snodgrass will and Victor graphophones at the acting business at the county seat go to Portland tomorrow to take Bazaar. Tuesday. the civil service examination pre See our bran new stock o f up to I f you overlooked anybody, paratory to going on the Portland date rugs before you buy carirets. Veatch & Lawson. 26tf New Year’s is a good day to reme police force. dy the oversight. A fine, almost new 3-horse Mrs. Daisy Gross, who has been Miss Neita Hazleton went to visiting her many friends here dur power Fairbanks & Morse gasolene Creswell Tuursday to spend New ing the holidays, expects to return engine, tanks and equipment far sale. Inquire at the Leader office. Year with friends. to Mt. Angel Monday to resume The well established Millinery Miss Grace Bingham of Eugeue, her school work. business o f Ida Frances Barrett is is a guest o f her sister, Mrs. The Graber Brothers have moved for sale. For futher particulars David Griggs in this city. their new and second hand furni inquire at The Ideal Millinery Most people want to save money ture store in the Stewart & Hinds store. 3t-8t on the necessaries so they can brick recently vacated by the waste it oil the luxuries. Burkholder-Woods Co. Lorane Newt Note*. Start in the New Year right by Rev. Ellis, a Methodist iniuister settling your delinquent subscrip Mrs. R. C. Ross went to Eugene o f Youcalla, spent Wednesday in tion accounts with the Leader. this city. He was for many years last week. Rev. J. 1.. Beatty o f Creswell ia a traveling salesman for the Blake, Mr. F. J. Stiider came over from visiting with his aged mother at McFall Paper Co. of Portland. Cottage Grove last week. this place who is ill poor health. R. C. Ross and Mr. Swartz went S. J. Brund, A1 Churchill and Eugene Matlock aud wife went W . H . Shane are among the prom to Cottage Grove Sunday. to Eugene Thursday to spend New inent Bohemia mining men who Eugeue Schneider came over Year with Mr. Matlock's relatives. are spending the holidays with from Gowdyville Monday. A marriage license was issued Cottage Grove relatives a n d Au Christmas tree and basket Tuesday to John E. Ellis and friends. social was giveu Christmas eye. Ethel M. McCullough, both o f C. A . Coey, the aeronaut, is to Mrs. Rebecca White, who has Eugene. be married Saturday and will take been ou the sick list is improving. The next regular meeting o f the' his bride on a honeymoon trip in Mr. aud Mrs. Bert Denham have Missionary society of the Presby his balloon. He will not be the moved to their new home near terian church will be held at the first man to go up in the air soon Cottage Grove. . > home o f Mrs. Goodman Wednes after gettiug married. day Jan. 6th at 2:30. Miss Dott Jackson and ML Lost, a long brown fur boa, Fri Elmer Crow students trom O . A. Miss Amy Marsters of Douglas county, after a visit at the home of day evening between Richmond’s C. spent holidays at home. - Senator and Mrs. R. A- Booth of moving picture theater and Burk Mr. Bert Seward, from Portland Eugene, went to Saginaw yester holder’s residence. Finder will spent Christmas at his uncle John day on a visit.— W ednesday’s confer a great favor by leaving Addison's and returned Slouday. same at the Burkholder-Woods Co. Guard.- Mr». Caiidis Foster and daugh store. Mrs. G. W . Ksrr and aon Ray, ters, Edith and Helen, spent Xbiafi Three people are interested in with her parents at Gowdyville. left on the 6:30 train Wednesday morniug for San Jose, California, the present postal card craze— the A card party was given at the to visit with her two daughters, man who sells them, the man who home of Mr. and Mrs. H.* M. Mrs. Mary McNeal and Mrs. Lena sends them and the one who re Doty’s F rid a / evening and a very ceives them. It would not look Pitcher. enjoyable time was reported. As a marriage producer leap well in print to say what the mail ‘•Wave" in New Quarters. year seems to have been a failure carrier thinks o f them. Bible school 10 a. in. Sermon 11 a. m. “ The A scen sion .” Christian eudeavor 6:30 p. m. Sermon 7:30 p. m., “ What three men sou ght." At the evening service there will lie read a number o f answer, from business and pro fessional men o f Cottage ('.rove, to the following questions— “ What do you think o f Christ?” "D o The C. K. o f the Christian you believe that Christianity is a church conducted a very pleasant practical help to man— if so, watch party at that church last how?" evening and a most enjoyable time was reported, the young Watch Party. people doing their part toward proclaiming the advent o f the New Miss Ktuma Job gave a delight Year at midnight. ful watch party at her home in this city last night in honor of her Look out For Borers. guest Miss Waggoner o f Corvallis. Before your peach trees go into Several interesting games were in winter they should be examined troduced, New Year resolutions for borers- This work should were made by the guests and a have been done a month or two very sumptuous repast was served. ago. Clear away the dirt next to At midnight New Year congratu the tree and dig out or kill every lations were exchanged aud the borer with a small kuifehlade or a guests departed for their homes. wire. There is no better way. Coal tar may be used as a pre New Year Ball. ventive, for the mother moth does At the New Year ball Thursday not like to lay eggs where she smells the tar. Coal tar does not evening in the armory music was injure ¡reach trees, but is a poison furnished by Andrew Svarvernd and A lf Dillard o f Rtigene and — Dave McFarland, A lex Spare, to apple and pear trees. Chas. Cochran o f this city. A Sam Pearce and M. H. Anderson Married. good time was reported. are still darning their own socks and sewing on buttons. A Snap in Real Estate. MCKIBBRN - W H IT L O C K — A t Fred Wright o f Walker was Eugene Wednesday, Dec. 30, transacting business in Cottage One hundred and seven acres of 190« at 10 o ’clock p. m. at the Grove Wednesday and favored the Christian parsonage, Joseph Mc- river bottom land 6 miles from Leader with cash for a year’s sub Cottage Grove on O. & S. E . R, Kibben and Mable Grace W hit scription. Mr. Wright is consider lock, both of Cottage Grove, R. 60 acres under cultivation. ably interested in the new county Rev. J. S. MeCallum officiating. The best fruit land in the country. proposition. Box 249 Cottage Grove, Oregon. The happy couple are uumbered V em Garoutte and wife o f Ban- among our best and most popular don, Oregon, who have been visit Wanted. young people and their many ing relatives and friends here dur friends in Cottage Grove and Agents to sell the best silver ing the past week expect to return vicinity unite with the Leader in extending hearty congratulations polisher on earth. Good terms. home today after a most enjoyable and best wishes. On their return For particulars address “ Silver" visit. Alex Garoutte will accom pany them. home Wednesday evening they care Leader. A religious watch service was held at the M. R. church last night ami was well attended, song, prayer and other appropriate relig ious services were conducted until m idnight when the ringing o f the church hell, together with the chorus of other bells and whistles about town proclaimed the advent of the New Vear. ■ Contractor Geo. Lea visited the county seat and Portland this week- Captains J. C. Johnson and B. K. Lawson and Lieutenants H. K. Metcalf and H. H. Petrie returned home the first o f the week from Portland where they attended the annualO. N. G. convention. They report a well attended meeting, a fine banquet and a most enjoyable time. J. B. Bales and wife favored the Leader with a pleasant call while down from their home at Dorena Wednesday. Mr. Bales gave us a specimen o f the Waggoner apple from his orchard and it is a beauti ful large, nearly round, red apple, with a fine flavor and is a very good keeper. The tree is hardy and a regular bearer. Rev. Dr. H. L. Nave will preach at the First Presbyterian church at 11 a. m. on "T h e Duty of Making Good Resolutions” and at 7:30 p. m. "Character Building.v Sab bath School 10 a. m. Christian Endeavor 6:30 p. m. An C. E. social o f the Presby terian church was held at the home o f Mr. Currin’s Wednesday evening. A very enjoyable time was had. C. E- next Sunday evening at 6:30. There will be an interesting debate prepared for this meeting. Everybody welcome. Mr. aud Mrs. Sherman Clark re turned to Cottage Grove from Eu gene Tuesday where they spent Chrismas with Mrs. Clark's parents Mr. and Mrs. Wiltse. They have gone to Bohemia to spend the winter where Mr. Clark has extensive twining interests. Eruest C. fiisby has moved his “ W ave” confectionery into the First National Bank building aud occupies the room recently vacated by Benson’s Pharmacy. He lias put in fine new furnishings and enlarged his stock. He will-nerve oysters any style and do a general confectionery business with post cards, albums, sofa pillow tops, etc., as sidelines. The "W a v e ” building will be occupied by Lin coln’s meat market. A * .— • Big Reduction in Men and Boy’s Overcoats ’ 9 . 'J Start the New Year right by keeping warm—hence the coat L U R C H ’S Notice Our Windows Griffin-Veatch Co Everything in HARDWARE Cottage. Drove, Oregon FOLLOW THE FASHION > . '-•■>* — ------------- « « « , . If 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 will not fit. Now what is requir ed? First o f all.tight- . ---------- -- - --.. fitting waists and Princess gowns necessitate a perfected Corseted figure The Henderson Habit Back Corset is the one for the preset^styles. For sale at the Ideal Millinery Store. Come ladies,and inspect them. ID A F R A N C E S B A R R E T T . Marshfield News: Coos river eggs were selliug at 60 cents per dozen in town last week; California eggs were sold at 50 cents and Portland eggs were 40 cents. The market was weak on the Portland product, but the eggs were strong enough to make up for it. „feed , Flour and Poultry Supplies Salem, Albany and Eugene stores are closed today. Cottage Grove is an open town. BARLE Y rolled by tire famous Olympic process. All seeds and foreign matter taken out, leaving the barley free from dirt o f any kind. Every sack guaranteed. DRESSING-ROOM Besf Cement and Lime Always Carried it Stock Agents Fairbanks, Morse Roofing. p h o n e isi PERT PARAGRAPHS. Casually mention In the bearing of relative# end M ends that you might got yourself that act of beautt- ful boohs that you have coveted so I if you didn’ t have to spend so much In Christmas presents. It will make them prlaa go touch epore highly the trlge that pon present them with ■t the merry, merty Yoletlde root NECESSITIES GOTT A OK Mabel ought to be eetlsfled with a ribbon orna ment. It doesn't amount to much, bat It certainly does make a great show, and ■ h a ought to be glv- 1 n g y o u «otne- thtng worth while. The Leader’s job printing de partment has just turned out a neat little directory o f the W . C. T . V. for Lane county, which is a very creditable job. The county officers are: Pres. Mrs. Eva C Wheeler, Cottage Grove: Vice Pres When ladles get Into s wrimmage at large, Mrs. Lizzie Norris, F.u ever the prlaea at a party, could It bo gene; Cor. Secretary, Mr*. Nellie filled a prise light? Humphreys, Goshen; Recording who la always neat and caro- Sec., Mrs. Carrie A . Day, Eugene: Treas., Mrs. Kathrine B. Melton, relatives Creswell. The booklet contains a list of all the county superinten relitte» U m dents, plan of work for the year, He need« K pledge, basis o f membership, W . ony eoo oto», snd «orno w rite • Will C. T. U. song and last but not least the organization's slogan: “ Oregon dry iu J910,” O ltO V K M I L L E R ’S, Machine Shop Electrical ' 1 M E D IC A T A BAT1LS X -ítA V should always I * kept in supply in every: well-regulated home. Thing» that are likely to be needed day or night yon »hould always have handy. Por tmhy, lor instance. Paregoric and Vaseline. For yourselves, Tooth Powder» anil Brushes. The»e and all "needful»" we keep in stock in abundance. Our qualities »re ss high ss our prices are low. Medicines, Drugs, and all kinds of Toilet necessities aw kept in greet variety. Benson’s Pharmacy Cottage 6rovt, Oregon LABORATORY All kinrfa of m achine anti rep air work «lone promptly an« 1 at reaso n able prices. OLD LEADER BUILDINi Por further yartlrulars m M tcm Third Street, D r . I I . C . H C H I .K K F . • eOTTAC\JT G R O V E , O R EGON E d is o n , C o lu m b ia V ic to r GKAPH0PHQHH ' Records * Notions, Novelties
