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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1909)
LOCAL AND PERSONAL. P articular eople Popular Want particular at YouViporieV'i; Worth in candy and llien some at the Bee Hive. r COTTAGE GROVE WAS DEFEATED BY ROSEBURG E January f a r » Suif | The predicted flood also failed A nice parlor thermometer free to materialize when ‘ the thaw Saturday’s Roseburg Review to every cash subscrilier or yearly i ame. had the following regarding the renewal to the Leader, as long a. Geo. Whitsett has returned home Basket Ball game: they last. iroin a visit in the Big Bend coun Roseburg High school had an try in eastern Oregon. easy time defeating Cottage Grove Put away your skates and at Basket ball in this city, Friday Vote for a city park. sleighs. Vou may need them eveuing. The score was 23 to 4 Mighty glad winter is over. j again in ten or twenty years. Cottage Grove made its few poiuts Well, we only had one week of i It is impossible for women to in the first half on two place winter after all. select a topic of conversation to baskets aud a solitary field basket Well we won't have another lik e ' please the men, so no wonder they thrown by Allison. Hewitt played B W e w ill give ten percen t, discount on our it ill 20 years. ’ have quit Irving. a star game for the locals, landing *■ Superior line o f S U IT C A SES for the rest t . i I - » • ’* It is curious, but when a man It cotjts parents a gryat many the ball in the basket six times o f the month o f J A N U A R Y . W e have makes it hot for you a coolness is ! thousand dollars annually to make from the field. Benjamin Caro sure to arise. the discovery that their children umpired and Ilill of Cottage Suit Cases any size or style you want Grove was the referee. A prelimi Rev. W a . McGee of Creswell can ncver learn to siuR’ nary game Itetween the Lane conducted religious services at | One of the greatest outrages in school aud High school second Dorena Sunday. the world is for a well behaved team was won by the former by the score of IS to 9. The crowd S. R. Piper was in Roseburg1 worth>/ wort* « " . to * * by vicious untruthful in attendance was about large Saturday makiug final proof op a*,out people. his timber claim. enough to enable the High school £ team to break even on expenses. The fellow at our ellxiw says: Before a woman marries a man ' she exjiects him to pay her compli 1 “ It makes no difference how much The line-up of the Cottage Grove meats, after marriage she is satis-! a Wfm,an trus,s her hu*baud- sl,e Roseburg High school game was ed if he pays her bills. ex a cts an explanation when he as follows: is called to the telephone by a Cottage Grove— Sherwood a..d Our clearance sale for this j womail.s voice.” V. Baker, forwards; Hastings, mouth is for the purpose of mak~ ceuter; Allison and C. Baker, in g room for our new spring stock, lv 1-1-'M011 a,u* apM guards. which is now being ordered. A Rals,on and wife, arrived a» Roseburg— Hewitt aud Marsters, Veatch it Lawson. i , this place Monday evening from forwards; Buchanan, ceuter; Cor t j Redding, California, to remain iu- Anything in our entire stock will definitely, the efder Mrs. Ralston, don and Tipton, guards. be sold at a discount of from 10 t o ' i being a sister of Mrs. Young, nee 40 per cent, during the month ol In Memoriam. ! Mrs. Taylor: January. Come early and avoid Miss Sadie Douglas, Spriugfield, the rush. Veatch & Lawson. Geo. \V. Kerr was born iu Island I Ore., is to lie complimented on be- City, Union county Oregon, Sept. Horace Conner came over from I mg • a prize winner in the recent 11, 1882 and died Jan. 11, 190*), Lora.,e today with a wagon load; ?5(X) illustr<uillg and cartooning and was 26 years and 4 mouths of of fat hogs for the local market.;, coutest held bythe Correspondence age. He was the sou of George He will remain over until tomor-.; Iu3titue o f America, Scranton, Pa. Kerr and Sarah E. Kerr. lie row and attend company E. drill ,r>, . , ^ ' ‘ This i ms institute nisi i iuic shas,niany 'uusriuauy students leaves six sisters and two brothers, tonight. and graduates wlrt>fcr.ve won suc and the entire community in sor Marshal Frank Snodgrass has cess as illustrators and cartoonists. row because of his untimely end. returned home from Portland Their work has been published in On Jan. 11, he with his brother where he has been taking the civil leading magazines and news- Clyde and his life long friend, service examination preparatory to pa|iers. Miss Douglas is only a Loren Hunt, were hunting oil applying for a position on the new student and her success is Sharp’s creek. They separated ex Portland police force. most promising. pecting to meet at the appointed place. George took the dogs with him and started off in one direct ion and Clyde and Loren together, D o n 't S a y B A N K , S a ^ y taking another course, when some thing like a mile from the appoint ed meeting place they crossed OK COTTAOi: OROVK. George’s tracks iu the suow and C A P IT A L AND supposed he was ahead of them. SURPLUS G R O W IN G They proceeded a short distance PR O FITS LA4LKKR I f you adhere to when Loren discovered, somewhat Vou protect your home from lire by Insuring it— I’ ll A T ’.T W iS tl. ¡'.-the fashion in suits, W hy don’t you protect your limsls. Notes, am i M ortgages, run- in the rear of them, what he was waists and cloaks, Inlets. Tux Receipts, and o th e r .Valuable drapers, Kri/.s.tK.' JetvelibA sure was a deer and fired the fatal Ktc., from FTRK and BUrtOLAUH liy renting one of Jnr you must follow it bullet. George hollowed aud the SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS— That’s Wise, Too. closely in Corsets. boys ran to him, but he breathed •lust Installed. Cmne and S<>c Them. •’ his last in about five minutes after Unless your Corset the boys reached his side. It is is stylish your other not possible to describe the grief stylish cut garments Th e O ld Reliable. • of the boys when the mistake was will not fit. discovered. N ow what is requir Loren carried the body of his ed? First o f all.tight- The subject for social meeting Fine photographic and view dead friend through woods to the in Presbyterian church on Thurs work is being executed by the road, wading the river twice, which ________________ fittin g waists and day at 7:30 will lie “ The Value of Cottage Grove Photo Studio. Get was greatly swolen and dangerous. Princess gowns necessitate a perfected Corseted figure Self Sacrifice,” John 12:24, 25, 26. your local post card views and all After reaching the road the body The H en derson Habit B ack Corset is the one You are invited. * other local photographic work was placed in the wagon and the for the present styles. For sale at the Ideal Millinery For a short time I will sell the from the home gallery and cut out sad journey homeward was com Store. Come ladies and inspect them. menced. Home was reached at 1 Henderson front laced corset for the transients. I o’clock the following morning. ID A F R A N C E S B A R R E T T . $2.35. The regular $2.50 corset. C. C. DuBruille has disposed of We cannot attempt to describe the As my time here is limited. Have his delivery outfit to a parly at scene at each of the homes. 'Their all numbers on hand I da F r a n Albany. He will continue to de farms join, and they have lived ces B a r r e t t . 40-2t liver for a few days longer, how here for more than a score of A very interesing aud successful ever, till the remaining merchants series of revival meetings closed at are equipped with delivery wagons. years. The two boys have almost lived together from infancy, and the M. E. church Sunday evening have always been the best of Hi Ileuery's new minstrel at which were ably conducted by Rev. T . L. Jones, assisted by Rev. traction will appear at the armory friends and both have always been Nickle. Rev. Jones and wife re theater on Tuesday evening, Jan. held in highest esteem by all their turned to their home at Browns 26th presenting as the above state acquaintances. George was an especial favorite ment indicates, a minstrel i>erform- ville Monday. with young aud old. He was a man ance by new and high grade per One o f the large prune growers of sterling qualities and gave prom near Riddles is Peter Ulam. Mr. formers, all of whom have won ise of great usefulness in the world. New York recognition and who Ulam this year from 600 trees oc BA R LEY rolled by the famous Olympic process. A ll seeds He had strong points of good make their first appearance as cupying six acres of ground har and foreign matter taken out, leaving the barley free from members of Hi Henry’s minstrel character, a bright aud sunny dis vest 37,000 pounds of fruit, for dirt of any kind. Every sack guaranteed. which he received 4%, per pound attraction. Our. press exchanges position, charitable towaid the netting him $1665. This is a tidy speak very highly of this new faults of others aud honorable iu company. Seats now on sale at all liis dealings with others. Ilis Best Cem ent and Lim e Alw ays Carried it Stock sum to receive for a crop from six the \Vave. Reserved seats; first first care was always for his parents w Agents Fairbanks, M orse Roofing. PH O N E 133 acres. fiVe rows $1; second five 75 cents, with whom he lived. His parents, G. G. Warner was in Roseburg general 50 cents, children 25 cents. Geo. W . Sr., and Sarah E. Kerr, from Cottage Grove recently on with two brothers and six sisters business and incidentally inquir are left behind. ing into the local feeling in relation The funeral sermon was preached to the new county of Nesmith, by Rev. Barnhart at the residence which the Cottage Grove people j of his sister Mrs. Green Pitcher of are endeavoring to have created.j Cottage Grove, where the funeral The people there expect to make a services were held under the direct The Standard High Grade Fence o f the determined fight to secure a new ion of Marion Veatch. Interment World. There is over 400 miles o f this county.— Review.' was made in the Odd Fellows cem famous wire fence in Douglas county, Oregon. A radical change is made this etery at Cottage Grove Jan. 15, all This is High Carbon Spring Wire which will season in the personnel of H i ! the family except Mrs. Ben Pitcher keep its shape when properly stretched. Will Henry’s minstrels who appear at was present, she was prostrated by carry a full stock o f wire a t all times. the armory hall on Tuesday even the shock. The entire community ing Jan. 26. Every song, joke, is shrouded in a pall of sorrow. In q u ire 61 act and feature being entirely new O n Suit Cases tention paid to detail in their footwear. You get it in the American Lady and American Gent I emhhw a ¿\Jlnwuam, U niversally Made in all Leathers pQplJlAJ4 o y e r |o o t c o n fo r m in g AT LURCH’S Rees-Wallace Co Marriage Licenses Issued. Divorce Granted. Mrs. Adella Harris was granted A marriage license was issued Saturday to Marry K . Clark and a divorce from T. W. Harris of Eugene, in the Douglas county Miss Laura M. Copetihaver. court last week. Carl Travis Appointed Trustee The creditors in the bankruptcy case of Philip Hold, blacksmith of Cottage ('.rove, held a meeting Saturday and elected Carl Travis trustee. The estate reports liabili ties of $30(>2 and assets of $.179 in l>ook accounts and $49 in cur rency. Military Band Meeting There will be a meeting of the proposed military band Friday evening. All those having signed the membership role or having ex pressed themselves as willing to sign are requested to be present. At the city hall at 8 o ’clock Fri day evening Jan. 22. Mrs Wilda C. Vinson has began suit in the circuit court against Bird G. Vinson, for divorce and for the restoration of her maiden name, Wilda C. Diinmick. They were married at I'.Ik ton, Douglas county, on Jan. 19th, 1908, and have no children. Mrs. Vinson alleges cruel and inhuman treat ment as grounds for the legal separation. She says that Let husband at sundry and divers times after their marriage, beat and slapped her and neglected for a long time to contribute anything to her support. J. S. Medley, of Cottage Grove, is her attorney. The young lady is a daughter of ex-county treasurer, G. W . Gim mick, formerly of Roseburg. Hi Henry's Minstrels Coming. Time to Begin Spraying. The fruit grower who is alive to his own interests will not allow any good weather to go by at this time without using it. On good days the spraying should go right along with the lime and sulphur spray, to kill the Sail Jose scale, destroy moss, etc. It is time to commence pruning also and gen erally should be done in the or chard now. The following comes from a well known lawyer of Medford and it cites an actual occurrence iti that live southern Oregon town: The other day Dave Wood and Grant Stone were standing by the depot, when they caught sight of a woman on the train, wearing a sheath gown. Wood turned to Stone. Stone turned to Wood, and they l>oth turned to rubber. Can’ t create that Nesmith coun ty— Roseburg News. Wait till we get that initiative to working and see— that is, providing we don’t get it in the legislature.. On Tuesday evening, Jan. 26th Hi Henry’s entirely new and un surpassed minstrels will appear at the Armory theater, in an entirely new program, introducing Mins trel Stars never yet seen outside of those o f eastern cities. In ad dition to this there will be presen ted a new and elegant palatial first-part, new gergeous costumes, new songs and ballads, new jokes and gags, fresh cultivated voices, bright up to-date comedians, new special features in the Olio and absolutely a radically different minstrel performance from any now before the public. The splen did press notices accorded this company are of the very best ever written. Seats now on sale at the Wave. Prices, first 5 rows $1.00: second five 75; general admission 50; children 25 cents. See those fine new Columbia and Victor graphophones at the Bazaar. See our bran new stock of up to date rugs before you buy carpets. Veatch & Lawson. 26tf Best Scili SUOEon tie n t D I S T . 7 (j S H O E Has good Leather Soles and Counters. No pasteboard used in these shoes W e have the sam e brand of Shoes for men and worn en-all warranted M ho ilor- ■foods Co. Griffin-Veatch Co. Everything in HARDWARE Oregon Cottage Grove, FIRST NATIONAL BANK | $ FOLLOW THE FASHION 45 000.00 , T h e First N ation al B a n k SPRAY & CO. Feed, Flour and Poultry Supplies THE PAGE WOVEN W IRE FENCE and every specialty and vaudeville performer being direct from New York City and of the highest grade of the amusement profession Our exchanges speak very highly of the Hi Henry minstrel company declaring it to be unsurpassed by any in their line. This bids fair to be one of the events of the season. Seats now on sale at the Wave. Prices; reserves, 75 and $1; general 50, children 25. IN SICKNESS it is very important that the me,Heines you use should tie free from atl ndultera- tlon, absolutely pure aiyl carefully com pounded. ’ R e v . H e n r y B a r n h a r t . Card of Thank*. W e wish to thank all our friends of Wildwood, Star, Dorena, and are alt pure. Each and ( every prescript Cottage Grove for valued as ion brought to us is foinpqpnded with sistance rendered and sympathy the utmost care and skill. All sick expressed to our great comfort room requisite^. during our sad bereavement in the death of our son and brother. G e o . W . K e r r sr., DAVID QRIGGS, or STEARNS & CHENOWITH, Agents Cottage Grove, Ore. Oakland, Ore. OUR DRU6S Benson’s Pharmacy Cottage Grove, Oregon zjahah E. K err . THE Ed toon, Colombia Victor GRAPHOPHONES Records Notions, Novelties BAZAAI
