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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1909)
LOCAL AND PERSONAL P articular eople P opular m Want particular at* tention paid to detail in their footwear. You get it in the American Lady and American Gent p ■StfOEr Made in all Leathers UNIYOBAlOr over foot conforming * lasts that will not hurt your feet Rees-Wallace Co. Will Plant Big Orchard. At the Churches Robert V eatch went to Cottage G rove W ednesday m orning to load a ca r of lum ber to be taken to his ran ch u p the Coast fork for an a d dition to his house, but the w eather was so bad they would not load it an d he will have to w ait. He says he will set out 25 acres of the ranch to w inter apples in F eb ruary an d later will set out still more of it to trees. H e th in k s we have just as good a fruit couutry as Southern Oregon au d all we have to do is to stay right w ith it; put out the trees and then live rig h t iu the orchards ta k in g care of them until they com e to liearitig age, when they will be worth $500 to $1000 per acre.— Register. Revival services co n tin u e with increasing interest at the M. K. C hurch, ex-presiding elder T. L. Joaes conducting th e services. R egular services at the C hristian church nex t S u n d ay . T he sermon at 11 a . m. will be illu strated with a crayon cartoon. Subject, “ W hat is your life?” T h e ev en ing sermon also, will be illustrated. Subject, “ W hy believe in Ilell?” T he public is cordially welcome at all the services of the church. Com munion in . First Presby terian church 11 a. m. n ex t S ab bath. M embers w ill be baptized and leceived. T h e pastor an d elders will m eet to receive ]>ersous who wish to unite, either by letter or on profession of faith, after Cottage Grove Men in City. S ab b ath school. T h e pastor will preach at 7:30 p . m . Come and F ra n k Jordan and N. H . M ar worship with us. tin of C ottage Grove, spent yester day iu the city com piling a report Couple Walk From Portland. of the valuations of the lan d con tained in th a t portion of D ouglas A young m an and his wife cam e county w hich it is proposed to take aw ay in the form ation of a new into Cottage G rove from Portland county. T he report, when com recently, covering the entire dis pleted, will be subm itted to the tan ce on foot. T h ey say there is Com m ercial Club at C ottage Grove few positions open in the city an d f o r consideration.— R o s e b u r g a dozen applications for every one of them . T h ey are an intelligent, News. energetic ap p earin g couple aud Leader Force Crippled. seem worthy of a better lot, being w illing to work at an y respectable Miss l.ulu W illard, one of the em ploym ent. T h eir u n fo rtu n ate L eader's com petent and energetic condition financially is said to be com positors, while on her way to the result of illness from throat the office W ednesday m orning, trouble on the p art of the h u sband th a t freakish icy m orning received while at Portland, w hich cost them a severe fall seriously spraining all their m eans, so after his re her left arm and is therefore tem covery they set out on foot seeking p o rary off duty. work, having been tem porarily em ployed in th is city th is week. Notice to Farmer*. W anted, one to five cars bright grain hay, also tim othy. Give price, grade and when shipm ent can be m ade. Address F. G . B a n c r o f t , Medford, Oregon. F . H . Rosenberg an d fam ily have moved into th e nice new residence on the corner west of the C atholic ch u rch recently com pleted by W . G. Stiller, the cream ery m an, S. C. V eatch, a prom inent farm er who lives near C ottage Grove, T he best line of shirts an d n ec k w as in E ugene T uesday attending w ear in town at W . A. H etnen- to business and visiting his brother. w ays. 36tf All’s Well for 1909 QThe truth of this Statement is borne out not only by the present condition, but by indications which positively cannot be ignored. (|W e have no complaint to make with the year 1908, for certainly our business has prospered. The out look for 1909 is very favorable; confidence is returning with lightning speed and we know of no reason why the coming year should not prove to be a banner year for business. (JWe wish you a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Burkholder—Woods Co. A nice parlor therm om eter free to every cash subscriber or yearly renewal to the Leader, as long as they last. W e are not giviug furniture away, b u t we are sw apiug dollars with you this m onth. V eatch & Law- son. Levi Geer of London Springs was in E ugene W ednesday in ter viewing th e county court on road business. Closiug out at cost. Now is the tim e to fit u p y o u r home. E very thing going at cost iu furniture, carpets, etc. C ochran & Cooley. W illiam Rennie of Creswell su b m itted to another m inor operation on Jiis leg on T uesday at Eugepe, w hich prom ises tt> give him mtacfi _ «*3 . f greater com fort. ' . , J . I. Jones was a county seat visitor Thursday.. If a fool is out of place an y w here on earth it is on a farm . Blest is the m an whose w ish and care is just to be happy anyw here. T ry some of those 20 ceuj . per pound cream s at the Bee Hive. 38tf See our ad in this issue of o»r an n u a l clearance sale. V eatch & W . B. H artley of T h e'D alles, Lawson. arrived T uesday to attend the a n A m arriage liceuse w as issued n u al m eeting of the Tw in Rocks W ednesday to Fern W . O gram and Gold M ining Com pany. He re Miss Irina Howe, both of Cres- turned hom e W ednesday. well. .V-5/L“ P A nything in o u r ettfir6 stock Will Daniel Daly of Cottage ^ OroVe be sold at a discount of ffcm 10 to went to E ugene W ednesday to . > jt,e 40 per cent, d u rin g th e -moutb of look after business m atters Ja n u a ry . Come early and avoid county seat. the rush. V eatch & Lawson. Mrs. M. E. M undy, who visited F. H ard cam e in from the her daughter, Miss M innie at E u ‘‘Red B ridge” at the end of th e gene, returned to Cottage G rove line of th e O. fit $. E . W ednesday W ednesday. an d reports th e Row River ju st T h ere will be a basket ball gam e raging. H e returned to his home between the Junction and C ottage G rove team s at th is place this even at Eugene the sam e dayi H enry W eixenfelde’r, better ing, closing with a g rand ball. know n as “ D utch H en ry ” who Everybody went sk a tin g Wed- desday m orning— on the slippery lives up ou th e M cKenzie, returned, door steps or sidew alks and several from a visit to'G ottage G rove atad w ent to his hom e W ednesday.— h av e n ’t done an y th in g since. Register. Miss G ertrude Burdick, a trained K - ' X' Snow an d frost frooj E ugene nurse who has beeu home for a short visit, returned to her work at north an d in Ea'sterii Oregon, P ortland again W ednesday from while ripe b lackberries picked in the open air i? th is vicinity J iiu rs - Eugene. A. B. Wood of the O regon & day, Ja n . 7, were presented to th e Southeastern at C ottage Grove, Leader. See i,eader sh®w 'i*B; & r, . . • was in Eugene W ednesday on dow. business connected with county Jacob M ayer, a pioneer of Port- division m atters. ¡lau d of 1875, an d a m em ber of the F. J. H ard cam e up from E u w holesale dry goods firm of Fleish- gene on Monday ev en in g ’s local ; ner, M ayer an d Co., th e largest and left T uesday m orning for Bo- wholesale house iu th e Pacific hernia where he will spend a N orthw est w ith b ran ch es in Spo k an e ahd Seattle, died T h u rsd ay . couple of days at the m ines. «SeSM aSM eSM M M M M SM IGM CaSSm SKSSSaeSM GM tm SSSSSm SSM M M g, D o n ’t S a y B A N K , S a y F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K OF C O TTA G E G R O V E . ,4 b CAPITAL -■:;-4Éro SU R PLU S P R O F IT S G R O W IN G T hese a n cien t s ig n s a n d to k en s T h a t In th e Ion? ago W o rk ed m agic Ju st as. e asy A s hoboes shovel snow A re n o t a t p re s e n t w ritin g So c e rta in to produce A s b ales o f read y m oney A ssorted an d tu rn e d loos*. T h e finding of a ho rsesh o e In m odern tim e s w ill b rin g A trifle fro m th e Junk m a n — P e rh a p s a b all o f s trin g — B u t p u t It on a hom o ra c e O r a n y schem e a t h an d W ith o u t th e a id o f m oney A nd eee w h e re It will land. In sta lle d . . T h e y used to th in k It foxy To n ail on* to th e dour A fo rtu n e th a t h a d v an ish ed To c arefu lly resto re, B u t now w e do not b o th er W ith Ju n k a n d sUch old tra sh . W e b uy o u r luck seren ely W ith good a n d re a d y cash. Only Reaombtaitee. "L e t us be tbankfu ! the holdup man do not call their work a religious cere mony.** "H ow could theyV** "D o n ’t they take up a collectlonT* Business Locals. *apray & Co. for Leslie salt. T h e best and cheapest candies at the f e e Hive. 38tf. Shingles for sale at V eatch ft L aw son’s. 26tf Spray Co, bu y s veal, chick ens. eggs, etc. Dry wood for sale. Inquire of V eatch & Anderson. A new line of bam boo goods at C ochran & Cooley. 34tf E very th in g in th e tu rn itu re line a t C ochran & Cooley. 34tf m . ’ . I f you w aut a good p ay in g little business in q u ire a t the B azaar. Fresh milch cow for sale- Phone 746 or apply to P. H . Mc Gee. See those fine new C olum bia an d Victor graphophones at the B azaar. T h e well established M illinery busiuess of Id a F rances B arrett is for sale. For futher p articu la rs inquire a t T he Ideal M illinery store. 31-8t 4 Died. Come a n d See T h e m . T h e F irst N atio n a l B a n k T h e O l d R e l ia b le . A ttorney W . C. Counter, form erly of L ake View and a friend of Mr. A. J. A rm strong, spent a few days iu this city th is week in quest of a location. H e is a very genial and intelligent appearing gentle m an a n d 'w o u ld m ake a v aluable acquisition to our town, with which he expressed him self as be ing very favorably impressed. E rnest Sears is h av in g a wide veran d a or colonel style porch bu ilt around his farm home near Saginaw , w hich will add m uch to the appearance an d com fort of th is home. Mr. S hepard and fam ily moved into their fine new 9-room modern residence two blocks east of the depot yesterday an d have one of Too m any men who before their the m o s t. cozy an d convenient m arriage were alw ays p articu lar to homes in o u r city. get out of the buggy an d help the T he appraisers of the property young w oman in, m ay be observed of the estate of Jam es' Parvin, the a few years after m arriage sitting Lane co unty pioneer, who died at in the wagon while the good wife Creswell a few days ago, have filed clim bers in over the wheel as best their report in the probate court. she m ay. T here is som ething T hey found property valued at wrong when the m an is less $13,214.29. th o u g h tfu l of his wife th a n he T he five m onths old child of Mr. was of his sw eetheart. an d an d Mrs. Sherm an S hortridge Fred W right an d I . L. H arding of th is city, died S atu rd ay after of W alker station were in E ugene noon. T he funeral w as held at W ednesday on business w ith the the hom e S unday. In term en t in county court concerning the estab the I. O. O. F . cemetery. Mrs. lishing of a private road or right Shortridge w as form erly Miss of easem ent across the tatters land. F an n ie Dewald. Mr. H ard in g will not protest against the am ount of dam age given him, although both he and his friends th in k it is not as m uch as the real dam age done. He es teems the good will of his neigh bors more th an the few dollars he m ight get by protesting. C has. Johns of St. Johns, is a guest of Cottage Grove friends. T he F ruit D ryers’ Association met at th eir an n u al m eeting Mon day afternoon. A new board and officers were elected and the report of the past year and the statem ents of the officers were received. The new board of directors for 1909 are: J . I. Jones, president; B. K. Lawson, secretary; J . B. Rouse, Ben Lurch an d Jo h n Spray, direct ors. T he affairs of the com pany are in splendid shape an d they look forward to the new year's business w ith b righter prospects th an ever before. A m an ag er will be secured to conduct the business. IN SICKNESS it is very important that the m edicines you use should be free from sll adultera tions, absolutely pnre and carefully com FÜRS m FI RS FURS This line of Furs is an excep- Ì tionally good one, made up | of the best Furs on the market \ C o m e in and Look ! LURCH’S biäJUiMiUiUiumiUiUiumiumiUiUiUiUiUluS Griffin-Veatch Co „ Everything in HARDWARE Cottage Grove, FOLLOW THE FASHION Gif yon adhere to thc.fashjon in suits, w aists and cloaks, you m ust follow it closely in Corsets. Unless your Corset is stylish your other stylish cut garm ents will no t fit. Now w hat is requir ed? F irst of all,tight- ___ _ . fitting w aists and Princess gow ns necessitate a perfected Corseted figure The H enderson Habit B ack C orset is the one for the present styles. F o r sale a t the Ideal Millinery Store. Come ladiès and inspect them. ID A P R A N C E S B A R R E T T . V A N W IN K L E — At th e hom e of his parents, Rev. an d Mrs. I. N . V an W inkle, 1495 Chemeke- ta street, Salem, Oregon, J a n u ary 5, 1909, at 11 a. m ., C harles W esley V an W inkle, aged 21 years, 13 days of tuberculosis. Deceased was born on the Van W inkle farm near H alsey, Linn county, Oregon, Dec. 23, 1884. H e grad u ated from the public schools of H alsey, and in 1904 en tered the preparatory departm ent of W illam ette university. F rail health , however, had caused him to discontinue his studies for the p ast eighteen m onths, living an outdoor life m eantim e, until the opening of the last school year, when he re-entered the m edical de p artm en t of the college. A bout a m onth since he suffered a hem orrh age of th e lu n g s and h as since de clined rapidly. H e was a p opular student, being a m em ber of W illam ette Glee club BARLEY rolled by th e fam ous O lym pic process. All seeds ( * a n d Y. Kt. C. A. q uartet. H e was and foreign m atter tak en out, leaving the barley free from the son of Rev. an d Mrs. I. N. dirt of an y k in d . E very sack g u aran teed . V an W inkle, his fath er being a M ethodist m inister and a brother Best Cement and Lime Always Carried it Stock of A ssistant Attorney G eneral I. Agents Fairbanks, Morse Roofing. p h o n e 13 5 H . V an W inkle. Funeral services were held at th e home 1495 Chem eketa street at 3 o ’clock p. m ., W ednesday con ducted by Dr. H om an, president of W illam ette university and Rev. W . H . Selleck, pastor of the First M. E . church. T he rem ains were interred at Brownrville, being sent The S ta n d a r d High Grade Fence of the by w ay of H alsey.—Salem States World. There is over 400 miles of this m an. famous wire fence in Douglas county, Oregon. Deceased was a brother of our This is High C arbon Spring Wire which will esteemed tow nsm an, Dr. J . O. keep its shape when properly stretched. Will V an W inkle who with his wife carry a full stock of w ire a t all times. w as at bis b ro th er’s bedside when he died. T he young m an visited his brother here last sum m er, and In q u lr* of m ade a num ber of friends in this DAVID GRIQQS, or STEARNS & CHENOWITH, Agents city, who are pained to hear of his Cottage Grove, Ore. Oakland, Ore. untim ely death. S P R A Y & CO. Feed, Flour and Poultry Supplies THE PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE. pounded. OUR DRUGS are all pure. Each and every prescript ion Wrought to us is compounded with the utmost care and skill. A ll sick room requisites. Benson’s Pharmacy Cott?go 6rovn, Oregon Oregon See our b ran new stock of u p to date rugs before you buy carpets. V eatch & Law son. 26tf SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS—T h at’s Wise, Too. Ju st FURS O u r '’■„clsiiranCfe sale for this m outh is for the purpose of m a k ing room for our new sp rin g stock, w hich is now being ordered. V eatch & Law son. LA RG ER You p ro te c t y o u r hom e from fire b y lu su rln g t t —T H A T 'S W ISE . W by d o n ’t y o u p ro te c t y o u r Deeds, N otes, a n d M o rtg a g e s , C on tra c ts , T a x R eceipts, a n d O th e r V ntunhle P a p e rs , K e e p sa k e J e w e lry , E tc ., from F IR E and B U R G LA R S b y re n tin g one of o u r wmwmwwwimwwiimrwmww B rok.n Uptll. ■ ' " Th« Amlin*; wf A horeeahoe A lonir a d u s ty wity B rings good luck to th e finder. I'v e h e ard th e w ise ones «ay, A c ase of ra re good fo rtu n e Aa m o rta l e v e r stru c k . I 'd r a th e r find a d ollar A nd buy m y ow n good luck. T he severest snow storm in years occured throughout Oregon this week, while blizzards are raging in the m iddle west. Of Edison, Columbia Victor GRAPHOPHONES Notions, Novelties
