LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
W ant p a rtic u la r a t
te ntion paid to d e ta il
in th e ir fo o tw e a r.
You get it in the
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R ees-W allace Co.
Recovered His Transit.
Christian Church Services.
I
Itilile school 10 a. m. sermon at
Harvey r aylor, a civil engineer
of Cottage l'.rove, some time ago j 11 a. m. “ The ferusalem church,”
loaned his transit, which is worth Christian Kndeavor, 6:30 p. m.,
$271», to a fellow by the name of sermon “ Parables of the Lost Coin
Camp to do some surveying as lie and Lost Sheep” Prayer meeting
Training
class
was not using it, being scaler at and Teacher
evening.
Kverybody
one of the sawmills there
Camp Thursday
used it for a while and some time welcome. \V. A . K l k in s , Pastor.
since Mr. 'faylor got word from
First Presbyterian Church
him at Junction saying he had a
ten days jobs of subdividing at i The pastor will preach at 11 a.
that place and asked further use in. and 7:30 p. m. next Sabbath,
of the instrument. Later he got ijauuary 31st.
word from hitu saying he had | Sabbath school at 10 a. m.
been sick in a hospital at Portland.
Christiau Kndeavor at 6:30 p. in.
Mr. Taylor came to Kugeue to
Strangers are cordially invited.
look up what had become of his
transit and learned that Camp was
Holidays During 1909.
at Junction. He went to see him,
but could not get hold of his tran
Kaster will come this year on
sit, as Camp said it was in Kugeue, April 11, St. Aaleutine’s day, Feb-
but Taylor came and failed to find jruary 14, Memorial day, May 30;
it. A warrant was sworn out for ¡July 4, all occur on Sunday,
Camp’s arrest, charging him with ! while Christmas is booked for Sat-
larceuey by bailee, and although | u id a y , so that school children will
Constable Plank has been trying ' not have many holidays outside
to locate him for three, or four the usual Saturday and Sunday
days he has not yet found him. vacations.
Mr. Taylor came down and found
out that Camp had sold the transit
The Register Catches On
to a man in Kugeue for $120.
Throught tile aid of a friend, who
A crowd of 110 Cottage Grove
knew of the transaction, the in citizens with flying banners and
strument was turned over and the wearing Nesmith county badges
purchaser is out his money. The passed through Kugeue Wednes
prosecuting attorney and officers day for Salem to lobby for the new
state they think they can locate county.— Kugeue Register.
Camp and he may yet have to
stand trial.— Register.
Sending Out Notices to Tax-Payers.
WOMAN'S WISDOM.
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Cottage Grove ought to be proud
W hat’s the matter with the Cres- j o f its women and we presume it is.
Washington, Jan. 26. — The Ore
well boosters? Th ey’re alright.
Some time ago the Women's club
gon
messenger appointed to bring
What’ s the matter with the Cot of that city undertook to secure a
the
presidential electoral vote to
tage Grove boosters? Th ey’ re al- fine park for that city. The first
Washington, was today subjected
plan
failed,
but
nothing
daunted,
right.
to a fine of $HHX> by the senate
W hat’s the matter with the the ladies succeeded iu bringing I
north Douglas— l’ass creek— Itoost- about a special election, the object I for failure to arrive y^terday. He
: of which was for the city to buy a '* to receive
in '“ »'a g e , so
ers? T h ey’re alright.
j five acre tract. ‘ So insistent and wou,d have * * • ,efl if thc fn,c
What's the matter with Loraue
I invincible was
the
campaign !s,lou,d
collected. It is thought
and S to n e ? Th ey’ re alright.
i waged bv those enterprising women h,,wever' that the fine will be re
W e’re all right, alright.
mitted, as the train service in the
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that they succeeded In carrying
west has been so demoralized by
Frosty nights and sunny days. | the election by a good majority
fl* mx I s that it was impossible for
to
have
a
Don’t simply lie good; be good 1 Rl,d »ow tbe Grove is
the
messenger to reach here sooner.
fine five-acre park right iu the
for something.
die
The dine w*ll
Chorus club recital uext Wed- *leart
Courtland Green Pardoned
come when Cottage Grove will
ncsduy cvct:ing.
! want to ehroll the names of those
Courtlaud Green was released
Spray it Co, buys veal, chick
i who constitute the Woman’s club from the peuitcutiary Monday
cus, eggs, etc.
u|>on the scroll of fame for their after serving ten years for alleged
liver see the man who works ;
wisdom and’ foresight
this complicity iu tile killing of John
like a bee everyplace but at home?
matter. — Register.
Linn iu Lane countv in 1K‘)X.
If you want a good paying little!
The Register is endeavoring to Green was pardoned by Governor
business inquire at the liazaar.
retain the esteem of the Cottage Chamberlain and he went almost
Miss Mamie Wise of Yoncalla
Grove ladies, but the Woman’s direct to the Southern Pacific de
visited Cottage Grove friends Tues
Club is nearly, if not quite, as pot from the prison and lioarded
day.
much interested iu the successful the train for his old home in N e
Be sure and go to the armory outcome of the Nesmith county
braska. Green showed his appre
Thursday evening Keb. 4 for movement, which the Register is
ciation of again being a free man
supper.
opposing, as they were in the and Mrs. Green, his mother, and
J. fl. Chambers was transacting public park campaign. So its no Mrs. Collins, his aunt, were very
business at Roseburg and Ashland use Brother Gilstrap, no goo goo grateful for the many kindnesses
this week.
eyes for W illie at Cottage Grove. done them by the jieojile of Salem.
Hr. Katherine Schleef made
Royal Neighbors Installation.
Junction City a professional call
That part of thc Nesmith coun
Wednesday.
ty booster delegation which re
The Royal Neighbors of Ameri
Mrs. DeSpain visited the coun turned home on the early Thurs ca, Kmtua Coburn Camp, No.
ty seat Wednesday. She is also a day morning overland from Salem 3539, on Wednesday evening in
Nesmith booster.
postponed sleeping on the train— stalled the following officers and
If you can’t say anything good they had too, because the more enjoyed a lunch drawing contest:
about your town or your neighbor, enthusiastic boosters would not
Oracle, Mrs. Lizzie Hall: Vice
keep still. It saves trouble for all stand for it. They behaved badly. Oracle, Mrs. Bosely: Chancellor,
Shouted for Nesmith, sang college Mrs. Teeter: Recorder, Mrs. W .
three.
Wanted a few acres for garden songs and practically took jieaca- Wallace; Receiver, Mrs. Lock-
ing with house and improvements ble possession of the train. They wood; Marshal, Mrs. Baker; luuer
Markley; Outer
to rent. Address “ K. J. M .” this were nearly all bad, but Rosen Sentinel, Mrs.
berg, Roy Woods, Van Allison, Sentinel, Miss Amy Brown; Mana
office.
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Frank McFarland, F. I). Wheeler ger, Mrs. Knapp: Physician, Dr.
A first class supper for 2$ cents
and Kruest Bisby were simply in Kime.
at the armory Thursday evening,
tolerable.
Feb. 4, by the ladies of tlie Cath
Marriage Licenses Issued.
olic church.
Hon. R. M. Veatch, Judge J. S.
I). T. Awbrey lost a fine white
Three marriage licenses were
Medley, C. H. Burkholder, G. L.
Minorca cockerel in the big Port
Rees and J. F. Spray are every one issued by the clerk Wednesday as
land show, the result of the cold
war horses and if the Nesmith follows: T o William J. Kyle and
snap at that time.
county bill fails in the legislature, Kmma Bruud of Florence: to
Aunt Jane Kmmersou lias had it will be no fault of theirs. They Klden K. l’erdew and Pearl M.
a fine windmill and large tank are fighting against great odjls Weaver, both of Kug
erected on her residence property with a fair c
M. Burnett..
on north Fourth street.
tuf J. Mable Jackson of
They are the j
If a woman paid as
tention to the picking
man as she does to a
much happier she would
much at right place.
Grove. There promised
out of a
to be some interesting proceedings
hat, how
W. C. Conner, editur of the iu the latter license, shortly after it
be.
Cottage Grove Leader and firm was issued, but it was finally
Mr. Claud Wise will leave Sat booster for the establishment of quieted down.— Guard.
urday for Cottage Grove, where lie Nesmith county, was among the
Lynx Hollow Items.
will enter the high school at that delagatiou to visit the legislature
place. Success to you, Claud yesterday, to assist iu boosting the
1 D. P. Sheridan went to Cottage
move.— Salem Statesman.
says a Yoncalla correspondent.
Grove Monday.
A very entertaining and pleas
Mrs. Ilarding came home from
The ladies of the Catholic
ant church social was held at the
the Grove Sunday.
Christian church Wednesday even church will serve a fine supper in
Miss Wini.ie Dresser was a pas-
ing. There was about a hundred the armory next Thursday even
sanger
to Kugeue Sunday.
members and friends in attend ing at 25 cents a plate. A ll are
Mr.
Marry Vance, of Corvallis,
invited.
ance. Games were played and
is
visiting
old friends in this vicin
light refreshments were served.
Kastern Oregon is reported to ity.
Hi Henry’s famous minstrel have suffered heavily iu the recent
W e learn that Mr. Fred Killeu-
company gave a very satisfactory cold snap by reason of having her
beck lias added several cows to his
entertainment at the armory theat fruit trees frozen.
herd.
er Tuesday evening. Their slack
Sheriff ltown 1ms a corps of young la
dies assisting him in figuring up thc
taxes due from easli tax-payer, which he
is sending out in a notice to eacli of
SenatorC. J. Smith, of I ’matilla, them, together with instructions as to
has introduced a general bill pro the manner of payment, rebate, interest,
wire specialist, contortionist, buck
viding the manner iu which new I etc. Thc books will lie opened for the
collection of taxes|Irebniary 10.
and wing dancers, quartet and
For Creation of Counties.
R. R. BUTLER WAS
ENTIRELY TOO SLOW
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Horn were
guests at the Killenbeck home
orchestra were all first class, while BU RN'KTT Ii-JACKSON— At the Home Sunday.
of Jos. Burnettee near this city on
the Indian camp fire scene and
S. B. Jackson and wife speut
B lhe Newcomb place, Thursilay evening,
Indian love song was the hit of
Sunday
with Mr. Mont Shepherd-
Jan. 28, l'XW, William N. Burnette anil
the evening, a brilliant feature of
Miss J. Mabel Jackson, Rev, S. B. son’s jieople.
the entertainment, the color lights,
Morss, officiating.
Mrs. Ruth Caldwell's many
producing many grand effects
Both of the young people are welt anil friends are sorry to learn that she
favorably known here anil their many is on the sick list.
throughout the program.
counties may be created by vote of j
the jieople affected and without j Buys 5 0 Acres for Prune Orchard.
resort to ail act of the Legislature. I
J. C. Stratford has returned from Cres-
This measure, S. B. 138, will
well, where he purchased 50 acres of
very likely have an influence upon J
good land, which he will put into a prune
the passage of the Nesmith county orchard. The land was secured from
bill, for it will be argued that the Ripley Scott. Much of the land in the
jieople who want Nesmith county vicinity of Creswell is being put into
Among the outside members of
created should wait and submit fruit.— Register.
the big Nesmith county booster
the question to vote under a
T ill the ground till it fills the delegation to Salem Wednesday
general law.
till:
were: Mr. Stone, Loraue; Dr. L.
I). Scarbrough, Kx-Sheriff Andy
Johnson, G e o .
Hawley,
Mr.
Holterman and W ill Schmitt,
Creswell; Roy Griggs, Comstock:
Mr. Anlauf, Mr. Henderer and J.
G. Allen, Anlauf; Mr. Russell,
Dorena. It was certainly a har
monious, enthusiastic crowd.
t
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DIST. 76 SHOE:
Has good Leather
Soles and
Counters.
No pasteboard
used in these
shoes
W e have the same brand of Shoes
for men and wom en—all warranted
Burkholder-Woods Co.
Bargain Week
= This week will be BARGAIN W eek at our Store =
A Big Reduction on Ladies'
Gents and Children’s Ready
to-W ear G o o d s ................
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY 1
Bargains at Bargain Prices
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AT LURCH’S
Grifim -Veatch Co.
Everything in
HARDWARE
Oregon
Cottage Grove,
FOLLOW THE FASH
>u ac1
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 fit.
N ow what is requir
ed? First o f all, tight-
fittin g waists and
Princess gowns necessitate a perfected Corseted figure
1 he H e n d e rs o n H abit B a c k C o rse t is the one
for the present styles. F or sale at the Ideal M illinery
Store. Come ladies and inspect them.
ID A
P R A N C E S
B A R R E T T .
Married.
friends join the Leader in extending
The men of the neighborhood,
congratulations and liest wishes. They
did some much needed work on the
wilt reside in ttiis community.
road Monday.
Died.
W . A. Reuue and Miss Lillie
Neal sjient an evening with Mr.
ALI,E N —At his farm home east of this Reuzie Huff’s jieople recently.
city Thursday, January 28, 1W , of
R. V. L’orter would tell you that
pneumonia. Love Allen, an esteemed
pioneer citizen, aged about 82 years. every body and his wife went visitj
Funeral services will be conducted at ing Sunday.
It was this way, R.
the home Saturday, interment in the V. and family went down to Sagi
Sears cemetery. Obituary next week.
naw to visit grandjia and grandma
Horn and found them gone, so
they went over to Malcom Horn's
and they also were gone, so de
cided to climb the hill to Wm.
Horn’s and they were not at home.
On their way home they found
Frank Mackie's folks at home so
visited them. “ All is well that
ends w ell."
Woman’s Club Social.
The
Oregon
Federation of
Woman's Clubs, has a loan fund
created by free-will offerings to
loan to worthy girls without inter
est to assist them in procuring an
education, which is refunded by
the applicants at a convenient time
after completing
their
school
course.
The local
committee
planned a social afternoon at the
home of Mrs. ¡F . I). Wheeler.
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Thursday which was attended b y
thirty-eight members and friends
of the Woman's club. A short
jirogram was carried out and each
guest was required to make a
sjiring bonnet. Dainty refresh
ments were served and a jolly,
good time was reported. The free
will offering for contribution to
the above mentioned fund amount
ed to $8,
Turn out and hear the chorus
club al the armory next Wednes
day evening.
IN SICKNESS
Cnttsg* Grovo, Oregon
KbOiSb M. WilKKi.«*, Executor.
A. II. Kxso, Attorney,
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Feed, Flour and
Poultry Supplies
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BARLEY rolled by the famous Olympic process. A ll seeds I
and foreign matter taken out, leaving the barley free from (
dirt o f any kind. Every sack guaranteed.
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Best Cement and Lime Always Carried it Stock I
Agents Fairbanks, Morse Roofing.
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THE PAGE WOVEN W IRE FENCE.
The Stiiinlard High Grade Fence o f thc
World.
There is over 4-00 miles o f this
famous wire fence in Douglas county, Oregon.
This is High Carbon Spring Wire which w ill
keep its shajie when properly stretched. Will
carry a lull stock of wire at all times.
Inqufru of
Notice of Final Settlement
it is very important that the meiliiine*
Notice is hereby given that the muler-
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... from all aitntiers
yon
use _ slioulil
he free
signol executor of the est-‘e of W. N.
tions, absolutely pure amt carefully com
Wheeler, ileceasetl. has fileil in the
ponniletl.
county conrt of I-vne county, Oregon,
OUR DRUGS
her final account as such executor of
are all pure. Rach amt every prescript sanl estate anil that Tnesilay the IMh
ion brought to na ia comjionniled with itay of February, I'm , at the hour of
the ntmost care anil skill. All sick one o'clock p. m. of saitl itay has been
room requisites.
fixeil by saitl conrt as ttie time for hear
ing any objection to saitl report anti tlie
settlement thereof.
Benson’s Pharmacy
SPRAY & CO. i
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or STEARNS & CHEN0WITH, Agents
Cottage Grove, Ore.
Edison, Columbia
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