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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 5, 1909)
LOCAL AND PERSONAL articular eople P Popular tention paid to detail in their footwear. You get it in the American Lady and American Gent Made in all Leathers over foot conforming i lasts that will not * Rees-Wallace Co Hand Injured in Logging Camp. New Year Reception Mesdames Goodman, Eakin, George Rains of Cottage Grove, while working in a logging camp Wheeler, Hall, Joues, DuBruille, ou Fall creek on New Year’s day, Richmond and Miss Mundy, were was so unfortunate as to get his hoslests of a New Year reception fingers caught in a line at a block at the home of Mrs. I.ilyan Good and had the middle one ou his man on Locust street. More than right hand pinched off and several ,one hundred ladies called during of the others hndly injured. He the afternoon. After greeting the was taken to the Eugene Hospital, hostests the guests were ushered the same evening, where the in into the diningroom where tea was juries were attended to. He has poured by Mrs. Richmond and returned home and his injury is Miss Mundy. A pleasing change from the formal afternoon recept improving nicely. ions was the entertaining of the Officers of Medical Society Elected younger set during the last hour. The parlors were elaborately deco The Lane County Medical socie rated with ivy and festoons of ty at their meeting ou Saturday evergreen; potted plants were ar evening, elected the following offi tistically arranged about t h e cers: President, Dr. W . Kuyken ^ rooms. From the center of the dall: Vice President, Dr. A . W. i dining room ceiling were hung Kime, of Cottage Grove; Secretary I festoons of ivy reaching to the and Treasurer, I)r. J. F. Titus; • four corners of the tea table giv- board o f trustees and censors, Dr. ; iug it a canopied appearance. On L. W. Brown, Dr. F. W . Prentice I the wall opposite the entrance to and I)r. L. E. McDougal. The so ,the tea room appeared the New ciety will meet hereafter on the first Years greeting in gold tetters. Saturday evening of each week.— Pink shaded caudles lighted the Register. room. Altogether it was a very successful social function. Birthday Party Rebekahs Install Officers, Little five year old Luella Knowlton celebrated her birthday at her home in this city Saturday afternoon from two to four o’ clock, twenty little boys and girls being in attendance and each of whom remembered their little hostess with a nice present. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Knowlton parents of the little hostess provided nice refresh ments and interesting games for the little ones and a very pleasant afternoon was speut by them. Glory Ticket. A marriage license was issued Saturday to Everett L. Baxter and Miss F. Estelle Blakely, both of Eugene. Mr. Baxter is the driver of the Fall Creek stage and is quite well known in the city and along the route. Basket Ball. A lively basket ball game was played between Cottage Grove and Drain Friday evening at Drain, re sulting in a score of 17 to 9 in favor of the local team. The Drain boys put up a pretty good game, but were outclassed by the local team. Notice to Farmers. Cottage Grove Rebekah lodge No. 24 met in regular session New Year’s night after the regular or der of business was dispensed w>th. There were four candidates initiat ed into the order, after which the new officers were installed with Mrs. Stoneberg as Noble Grand, Mrs. Cruson, Vice Grand; Mrs. Leonard, Chaplain; Mrs. Elledge, Secretary: Mrs. Geo. Hall, Treas urer; Mrs. Hoxie, Organist. After installation the committee on re freshments served a banquet in the dining room of the hall. There were about 100’ members present and after enjoying a social hour all went home well pleased with the evenings program. Moving Saw Mill. Lou McCoy and a small force of men have been busy some days past moving his portable sawmill from the Lee place at Divide over to the Bert McDole place, where the mill will make a run on rail road ties, which will be delivered on the railroad right-of-way at the Veatch spur, a short distance north of Divide. Ties having re cently advanced from $7.50 to $9 many mills will cut ties almost ex clusively hereabouts. Wanted, one to five cars bright grain hay, also timothy. Give price, grade and when shipment The best line of shirts and neck can be made. Address F. G. B a n wear in town at W . A . Hetnen- croft , Medford, Oregon. ways. 36tf D on't Say B A N K , S a y FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF COTTAGE G RO VE. C A P IT A L SURPLU S PR O PITS { $ 45,000.00 I AND G R O W IN G LA R G E R & • You protect your home from are by insuring It—THAT’S Wi8E. i Why don’t you protect your Deeds, Notes, and Mortgages, Con- Jew elry * tracts. Tax Receipts, and Other Valuable Papers, Keepsake .lev * Etc., from F IR E and B U R G LA R S b y renting one of our SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS—Thai’s Wise, Too. ,1 ust I ' stalled. Come and See Them. The First National Bank Th e O ld Reliable. t e w « « » ' « s w i 9>n - .iww w s m saiM Business Locals. Miss Rena Baker came up from Spray & Co. for Leslie salt. free Portland Monday to visit her The best and cheapest candifs or yearly parents Mk. and Mrs. Joe Baker. at the Bee Hive. , y 38tf as long as Albany is promised two new Shingles for sale at Yeatch & factories this year— a fruit can l.a w s o u ’s. 26tf nery and a milk condensing plaut. Next year is census year. Spray & Co, buys veal, chjck Mrs. J. H. Warner shipped two ens, eggs, etc. Bet you didn’t drop the 8. The figures 1909 added make 19. nice Stiver Spangled Hamburg Dry wood for sale. Inquire of Cockerels to Mrs. Pape at Rose- Veatch & Anderson. The days are beginning to burg Monday morning. lengthen. A new line of bamboo goods J. F. Spray went to Creswell to Cochran & Cooley. 34tf Have you learned to write it day to look after business matters Every thing in the furniture line 1909 yet? and incidentally put in a good at Cochran & Cooley. 34tf Broke any of those new resolu word foi' county division. I f you want a good paying little tions yet? Cbas. Beidler and Oscar Froh- business inquire at the Bazaar. Now for the l>est year in Cottage made have been fishing for salmon Fresh milch c.ow fdr sale. Grove’s history. down on the Calapooia in Douglas Phone 746 or apply to P'. II. Mrs. Fet Sanford visited Eugene county and report a fine time. Gee. friends this week. Drs. A. M. Kime and B. R. Job See those fine new Columbia Very soon after New Year in of Cottage Grove went down to and Victor graphophones at the Oregon comes spring. Eugene Saturday evening to attend Bazaar. I)?d you resolve to drop your the meeting of the County Medical See our bran new stock Of up to grouches and grudges? Society. date rugs before you buy parpets. A lot of moving among our bus Mr. and Mrs. Hickey returned Veatch & Lawsou. 26tf iness men. It means expansion. to Cottage Grove Saturday after a A fine, almost new 3-horse Try some of those 20 cent per short visit with Mrs. Hickey’s power Fairbanks & Morse gasolene L. engine, tanks and equipment for pound creams at the Bee Hive. .18tf parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. sale. Inquire at the Leader .office. Woods, at Eugene. The Christmas and New Year The well established Millinery Mrs. J. M. Isbam and children bills also come but once a year. havp returned to Cottage Grove business of Ida Frances Barrett is Happy thought. for sale. For futher particulars After ten days’ vacation the after several dayB in Roseburg vis inquire at The Ideal iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. public schools opened up again store. 31-St A1 Kent, Mrs. Isham’s brother. Monday morning. Sheriff Harry Bown was down Mr. and Mrs. Geo. O. Knowles from Eugene last night looking and little daughter of Eugene, are HENEY SAYS HARRIMAN after official business in this city. guests of Cottage Grove friends. The Leader was favored with a TO BLAME FOR GRAFT Mrs. Thompson, o f Hotel pleasaut call from the genial Thompson, went to Yoncalla Mon sheriff. Philadelphia, Jan."¿.— I day to spend a few days with The Misses Lunu have opened ing before the city club here friends. their home bakery and light lunch day. Francis J. Heney of San A nice to every cash renewal to the they last. Want particular at lYEBS/UIY D. J. DuBruille shipped 15 fine Black Minorca pallets to C. W. Ryan « t Vancouver, Monday. Mrs. Fred Ware of Eugene was taken to the General hospital Sat urday to undergo an operation for appendicitis. rooms in the Snapp building. Light lunches cau be secured at all times and the ladies have a cozy little place in which to serve R. J. Kirkwood the hustling their delicacies. Geo. S. Gouriey, the well known solicitor for the Eugene Register spent Saturday in this city in the photographer formerly of this place, now of Hoquiam, Washing interest of the county seat daily. ton, is a guest o f Cottage Grove Little Lucile Branstetter, who friends and wilt remain until after has been spending the holiday’s the inspection of Co. E, of which with her aunt, Mrs. Minnie Under wood, has returned to her home at he is a member. Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. J. A . Powell, of Cottage Grove are in Eugene, visit ing Mrs. Powell's mother, Mrs. Belle Sweany, of East Eugene, says the Guard. If ibis year would bring about a change o f style in woman’ s dress so that it wonld not button down the back, a good many married men would be thankful. The committee from the Com mercial Club of Cottage Grove, headed by President Thompson, will meet Monday, January 11th, with the members- of the Eugene Commercial Chsb t® discuss the proposed divHR&h of Lane County . Suow. f i l f . P ortlan d and as far south as Albany today, freight cars coming iflto Cottage Grove covered with snow. Nary a flake here yet this winter, but it looks a Miss Myrtle Purvance, after little like we might get a glimpse spending holiday week with rela of the "beautiful” most any time. tives and friends at this place and Miss Anna Oglesby, who has Disston returned to Lorane Sunday been visiting her father, Dr. W. to resume her school work Mon W . Oglesby at Cottage Grove, day. passed through ou the noon train to Mrs. Andrew Brund of Cottage day to resume her work as operator Grove, spent Christmas with her for the Western Union Telegraph parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marsters, in Company at Colfax, Wash.— Sat this city. — Brownsville Time». urday's Guard. E. K . Brown of the Eugene Mrs. Brund returned home Mon Poultry farm and one of the direct day. ors o f the state poultry association Ixist, a long brown fur boa, Fri was in town Monday interesting day evening between Richmond's our poultrymen in making an ex moving picture theater and Burk hibit at the Portland poultry show holder’s residence. Finder will the middle of this month. Entry confer a great favor by leaving cards must be sent in by Jan. 10. same at the Burk holder-Woods Co. The old song “ it ain’t no harm store. to bug and kiss your cousin” was Ira Beidler and wife returned to given a severe jolt in Portland their Oakland home Monday after last week. Because her husband a holiday visit with Mrs. E. J. bestowed hugs and kisses on a dis Beidier and son3 ou the farm east tant cousin who was visiting them, of this city. Fred Beidler accomp and had no time left for her, Mrs. anied them on their return home to Lucy E. Blanchard secured a di spend a few days. vorce from Maurice Blanchard. Thos. Wilson of Myrtle Point, The decree was granted by Presid who has been spending two weeks ing Judge Gantenbein in the Cir at London Springs came to town cuit court. today and says he is feeling much I f Drain persists in its feeble ef improved in health. After a brief forts in throwing obstructions in visit with a son-in-law at Mabel, the way of our new county project, near Eugene, he will retuca to his why not Cottage Grove make a Coos county home. strong pull for the Normal school Interesting revival services com for this Normal school district, menced at the M. E. church Satur providmg the legislature passes day evening and will continue in- the proposed bill providing for defiuitely. The meetings are be such districts? W e have suitable ing conducted by Rev. T . L. buildings, pure mountain water Jones, ex-presiding elder for this and an ideal central location for district, assisted by the local such a school, also a first class pastor, Rev. Nickle. The meet normal school president. ings are being well attended and Dr. and Mrs. J. O. Van Winkle Rev. Jones is a very able, earnest received a telephone message from and convincing speaker. Salem this morning announcing Quarterly communion at First that the doctor’s younger brother Presbyterian church Sabbath Jan Charles, is critically ill at that 10th at 11 a. m. Members will be place and that little hopes are en baptized and publicly received. tertained for his recovery. The Preparatory service will be held doctor and his wife hastened to Salem on the noon train and will Thursday at 7:30 p. m. Intercessory Prayer" John 17th probably be absent from home sev- chapter. A ll who expect to com eral days, They had spent the hloidaya with the addicted brother mune are urged to attend returned home last Satur- service. The eldera will d w # a M M É M B ^ e s tin ^ easy, and after Thursday examine and receive members ui the letter or on profession of faith. tw <S6S3S6Sfc#*ea Franciso, declared that E. H. Harriman, through liis control of the Southern Pacific railroad, is responsible for graft and ion in'that city. With Abe and Harriman was linked the head of tbre United Railway's Corpora tion o f Ssih Francisco, ’ by Heney, but the real boss he Said, sits in New York and has one of his agents in California, W . !F. Herrin general counsel of the' Southern Pacific railroad; A Big Reduction in Men and Boy’s Overcoats Start the N e w Y ear right by keeping w arm —hence the coat LURCH ’S Notice Our W indow s Griffin-Veatch Co $ I Everything in HARDWARE Oregon Cottage Grove, .1 V O í. d Ü .I Í N Í ” FOLLOW THE FASHION A N 01H E R SAW M ILL FOR COTTAGE GROVE t ■' I f yott 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. N ow w hat is requir ed? First o f all, tight- It is the general opinion -at Rose- burg, should Drain succeed in . ___ fitting waists and forming a new county from a psri-t princess gowns necessitate a perfected Corseted figure of north Douglas that the county1 The H e n d e r s p n H & b it B a c k C o r s e t is the one seat of the new county would gb' for the present styles. F or sale at the Ideal Millinery to F.lkton, from the fact that Store. Cdinm ladies and inspect them. Gardiner,-Smith River, Scottsburg StoCks ánd' Harlow having púr1 chased the A10a sawmill plant from .J;, H Chambers*, propose to move it to _ Cottage Grctve. iiu<J op érate it af this place providing a suitable location can be supplied by- the town. The Commercial Club has the matter under advise ment and .is endeavoring to find a location for the new mill which woutd provide another good sized payroll for this city. v and Elkton would most surely vote that way and owing to the rivalry between Yoncalla -s«d Drain, there is nothing certain but what Yoncalla would do like- ID A F R A N C E S B A R R E T T . SPRAY & CO. I Seuator Abraham of Roseburg, will introduce a bill at the coming session of the legislature, to cover the normal school situation com pletely. Under the provisions of the proposed bill each district in which a normal school is situated will be compelled to finance its own normal without the aid pi other districts. The measure pro vides that the state shall be divide ed into five different districts, each one of which will be entitled to one normal school and they will be supported wholly by taxation, levied upon the assessable property in the district. Feed, Flour and Poultry Supplies - . B A R LtY - rolled by the famous Olympic process. A ll seeds and foreign matter taken out, leaving the barley free from dirt o f any kind. BGery sack guaranteed. Best Cem ent and Lim e Alw ays Carried it Stock Agents Fairbanks, Morse Roofing. p h o n e 133 2 CO TTAG E GROVE wm All the latest treatment*. Electrical PLAIN Md MEDICATA BATHS X -K A Y LABORATORY a M I L L E R ’S Machine Shop All kind* of machine and repair work done promptly and at reason able prices. OLD LEADER BUILDING Third Street, IN SICKNESS it i* very important that the a ed i'jn M yon use should be free from all adulfera- tions, absolutely pure and carefully ami- pounded. OUR DRUGS all pure. Each and every prescript ion brought to u* is -compounded with the utmost care and skill. All sick- room requisites. Benson's Pharmacy Cottage firm, Oregon U r , H . C. 8 C I I I . K E P . COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON 9999 -vvw vsss r. i ■ i ■ — Edison, Colom bi« Victor CBAPHOniONES Record* Notions, Novelties 850759
