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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1909)
O '------ ------------------------------------ 9 m o n ey On l o a n e d R »e a l E state CELEBRATED WOODEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Genuine Î w r BS h Favorite Due of the most pleasant social functions of the week was the celebration of their wooden wed ding anniversary by Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bruud at their coni modi ous home in west Cottage Grove ::.2 \ Jackson. Mississipi Fori Worth, Texas, or Thursday evening. The parlors ■ ■ ^ were very artistically decorated with dog wood' blossoms, vine COTTAGE GROVE LEADER. J. F. Spray and T. C. Wheeler, maple boughs aud potted plants, In compounding prescrip T u e s i a y s a n d F r id a y s . part of the soliciting committee to aud several interesting games were tions combined with the introduced for the entertainment of secure a booster fund, were out T ilK I.KADKK PU BLISHING CO. (In«*.) again Wednesday and met with the large company of guests, in purity of till our C o n n e r A D ij B k u i . l k , • Editors considerable success, it being as which Mrs. N . E. Compton was K m tered at the Cottage Grove post*»Rice an %rc- sured thnt the fine booklet setting awarded the ladies first prize, a ond-clat»s matter. forth the resources of Cottage beautiful potted Japanese lily, and Has'given us tut enviable Grove and south Lane county, will F. B. Phillips, the gents prize. SUMS« K I P T I O N H A T KM reputation with a long list soon lie issued and much other Mrs. ltrund was assisted iu receiv W eekly, one year. SI.SO. months .75 cents of patrons. If you want * SKMI W iKKLY. publicity work accomplished for ing and serving the guests by Mrs. One Tear . . . $_\u0 satisfaction in the line of Mix Months * -"® this neglected pari of Lane county. F. B. Phillips aud Miss Anderson. Three Months . . . . 7 ft Drugs or Patent Medicines, There are scores of openings here Splendid refreshments were served give us a trial. for industrial investments, which during which time Miss Anderson FRIDAY, MAY 14, 190*>. would lie sought for eagerly if they favored the guests with some ex could only lie brought to the at cellent piano numbers aud a few FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD. tention of the investors and this is vocal solos. Cottage Grove, Oregon T * */«/% */« -V At the conclusion of the lunch one of the principle objects of this A reward of #50 will l>e paid l>y promotion plan which all enter eon Mr. aud Mrs. Bruud were re the Leader Publishing Co. to any prising citizens are supporting quired to “ jump the broomstick" CITY COUNCIL FULL person or persons who will submit liberally. and were given a brief, but rous OF CITY BUSINESS. evideuce, which will briug al>out The Commercial Club is in re ing charivari. Among the pres the arrest and conviction of any ceipt of a letter from IS. F, Chap ents received by the host aud 'The city council met in special violator o f the local option law in man of ISugene, president of hostess were: A leather uphol the city of Cottage ('.rove, either Iowa Association stating there will stered morris chair, ladies writing session Wednesday evening and by conducting a blind pig, boot be a reunion of lovva people under desk, limsiou clock, two jardiniere transacted the following important business: legging or by violating the local the auspices of the Iowa associa stands, hat rack with mirrors, roll The sewer committee submitted option law in any other way. tion iu the form of a picnic, in the ing pin, toothpicks, etc. On this a favorable report on the three pe occasion formality was thrown to grove between Cainiiell & Walker’s FOR NESMITH COUNTY titions taken under advisement hop houses on the west side of the winds and a jo lly good time since the last meeting and the re (I. O. Thomspou of Cottage the river from Springfield, on May was the verdict of every guest. At corder was instructed to have ordi Grove lias been in the city today 27th at 9 a. m. lasting all day. a late hour the guests departed for nances drawn providing for their in the interest of the new county A ll Iowaiatis and others are invited their homes after wishing Mr. and construction. of Nesmith. It is proposed to re to attend and bring well filled .\frs. Brund many happy returns The street committee returned of the day. The guests were: fer it to the people of the entire baskets for the picnic spread, an unfavorable report on the pro Mr. and Mrs. Abrams, Mr. and state, and the circulation of peti posed plat) to oil Main street to The executive committee of the Mrs. Awbrey, Mr. aud Mrs. Ben o ff. tions will lie attended to. Mr. keep down tl>e dust aud the sub Thompson was looking for some state normal schools formally son, Prof, aud Mrs. Barnes, Mr. ject vvas deferred until the next men to attend to the Albany peti adopted a closing order for the end and Mrs. Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. council meeting. tion, desiriug four hundred names of the summer normal classes, Conner, Mr. aud Mrs. Compton, The committee on fencing the here if possible.— Albany Demo about August 15th. They will not Mr. aud Mrs. DuBruille, Mr. aud city water reserve west of town lie permitted to be ojierated as pri Mrs. Eakiu, Mrs. Goodman, Mr. crat. reported the job completed and re vate normal schools, and a care aud Mrs. Herren, Mr. and Mrs. turned to the Griffin Veatch Co. “ Whenever a farmer pays more taker will be placed in charge of Geo. Hall, Win. Hopniau, Mr. 410 pounds of wire and 40 pounds than #40 per acre for a tract of each school after that time, This and Mrs. Ishatn. Mr. and Mrs. of wire staoles amounting to $15.- farm land for general farm pur action extends over the next two Inlow, M«\ and Mrs. J. I. Jones, 45, the city receiving credit iu this poses he will not be able to make years, or until the legislature Mr. and Mrs. C. P , Jones, Mr. sum- anything oti his investment from makes provision for their support and Mrs. Jas. Johnson, Mayor and Councilman EUedge vvas in ordinary crops or livestock,” said or disposition of the buildings and Mrs. Job, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Jackson, Mrs. and Miss Mundy, structed to have trespass notices an experienced middle-western real estate. Mr. and Mrs. Metcalf, Rev. aud posted in and around the city farmer who was looking over farm Auother Haywood saying was: Mrs. Mickle, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. water reserve, the notices to em lands about this place this week. body a reward of $10 for tile ar A ll K in d » of He said “ show me a local farmer “ Socialists do not believe in divid Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Russel, rest and conviction of any person who is making a dividend oil $75 ing up They want it all, the Mr. aud Mrs. Rosenberg, Mrs. or $100 per acre land and I w ilf whole earth in one big fence, and Richmond, Mrs. A. E. Simeral, or persons disregarding the warn- j ing. invest.” W e have not been able one big, happy family iuside of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Simeral, Mr. The ordinance regulating ped- I to “ show him " up to this writing. it ." And another: “ The preachers and Mrs. Tyson, Mr. and Mrs. dare not tell the truth from the Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. If. If. dling iu Cottage Grove was car Some big things ahead for Cot pulpit; their salaries would lie cut Veatch, Mr. and Mrs. M. Veatcli, ried over until next meeting for j tage Grove to carry to a successful off if they did.” Mr. and Mrs. J. W . Veatch, I)r. action. The deeds for water rights and conclusion are: Sweet pea show, and Mrs. Van Winkle, Mr. and The extreme penalty under con privileges from L. M. and K. R. Fourth of July celebration, second Mrs. F. Dv Wheeler, Mr- and Mrs. annual district fair, second annual viction of Captain Hains is 20 Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Westbrook. Veatch were submitted aud re C H A S . M A T T H E W S , P r o p rie to r. manded bach for legal opinion. poultry exhibit and the creation of years iu prison. He deserves it Contract for the grading, gravel Nesmith county ill 1910. Get for afflicting the public with the Twentieth Wedding Anniversary. stuff sent out about his'trial. ing and other improvements of busy and keep busy. Locust street was awarded to II. Their is no good and sufficient U. S. Senator W . M. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. W . H. Medley en Venske for $857.15 lie being the died leaving $1,500 and $25,000 reason why you should mind your tertained a number of their friends lowest bidder. debts. Another evidence that a own business if other jieople will at their farm home in Silk Creek Contract for the grading and term in the upper branch of Con pay you more for minding theirs. valley Wednesday May 12, in graveling of “ A " street was gress don’t make every senator honor of their twentieth wedding awarded to H. Venske for $0 48.50 The Standard High Grade Fence of the rich. anniversary. World. There is over 400 miles of this he being the lowest bidder. This The same table linen was used street extends from the river famous wire fence in I )ouglas county, Oregon. Bill Haywood said Bill Taft and on this occasion which served at bridge to the hill on which the This is High Carbon Spring Wire which will Bill Bryan are both counterfeit their wedding dinner 20 years ago keep its shape when properly stretched. Will Catholic church is located. “ bills," and both bad. How A lieautiful collection of both and the silver knives and forks carry a full stock of wire at all times. The contract for the grading alxiut the first named Bill? colored and imitation steel engrav presented to their parents at their and graveling of “ D” street was Mr. Roosevelt has added a buf ing pictures 10 x 20 inches has been 25th wedding anniversary were awarded to H. Venske for $(>97.85 In q u ire of falo, two giraffes and a leopard to received by the Leader and will be also used on this occasion. he being the lowest bidder. Other DAVID GRKiGS, or STF.ARNS & CHEN0WITH, Agents his list— and captured two leopard given away free—one picture to The invited guests were Mr. bidders on street improvements Cottage Grove, Ore. O akland, Ore. every new subscrilier. or old sub cubs. aud Mrs. Green Pitcher, Mr. and were W. L. Hubble and II C Hart. scriber who pays a year iu ad Mrs G. B. Hawkins, Mr. and The city marshal wa s instructed European courts hold that the vance. Come early and get first Mrs. Ernest I-ockwood, Mr. and to have the building at south end 6 0 YEAR 8’ m a il who owns laud also owns the choice while the collection is E X P E R IE N C E Mis. Frank Hambrick, Mrs. S. E. of Third street removed from said air over It. This looks like trouble large. See samples in Leader Markley, Misses Hawkins and street. W . T. K A Y S E R for the aeronauts. window. PR O P R IE T O R Hanna, Messrs Paul Markley and The report of the sewer commit Robert Luebke. A very jolly time tee was adopted and an ordinance All Kinds of Mauling and was reported by all. ordered drawn covering the con- t Heavy Dray W ork TRAG E M A R K S struction of the laterals petitioned D esigns W hm a woman ipmka ot her C o p yr ig h t s 4 c . t •ileal t e c r e t mlferinif «he A full line of new single harness for. Anyone sendlng a sketch And description ma* M ovin g Pianos a S p ecialty quickly -inloklT »c ascertain e rta in our o « r opinion free whether i an trust* you. Millione heve be invention is 1 s probable probably patentable. patentable <om Coi________ munira* _ W A. Ilogate was granted per from #10 up. Come and look stowed this mark ol confi tions strict!?confidential. HANDBOOK on Patents With Special Equipment sent free, oldest agency for seem ing patents. dence on Dr. R. V . Pierce, them over. C. W. B kaus & S o n . mission to grade the street frouting i Patents taken tltr- ugh Mann A Co. rec«‘ o< Huff.lo, N . Y . Every tpffial notice, without charge, iu the his residence property. where there are women who O F F IC E beer witneee to the wonder The recorder was instructed to At J. V. fliorti.on's Confectionery. W A N T E D — Trust wort h y man A handsomely Illustrated weekly, l argest cir working, eurinfi.power ol Dr. o f any scientific Journal. Terms, $3 a or woman in each county to ad get legal advice regarding fire es culation Pierce's Favorite Prescription year; four months, fl. gold by all newsdealers. PHONE — which saves the tu ftrin t tax vertise, receive orders and manage capes ou public building and | Office, 1-426 Kesi.letice, 594 MUNNSCo.*6’""— New York /real pete, and successfully business for New York Mail Order draft au ordinance covering the i Breach uflee, 636 F BL, Washington. D. C firepple* with women's weak House. #18 weekly; position per same for consideration at next j nesses end nsUars Hit. nianent; no investment required. council meeting. IT M A K F .S W E A K W O H F -N S T R O N G Previous experience not essential 4 v.v> « t v w w w ’iit v iv .w .m t v f Adjourned to May 17, l'fit9. IT H A K E S 5 I C K W O M E N W E L L . to eugagiug. Spare time valu Long Tim e E a s y Paym ents Reliable Representatives Wanted The Jackson Loan ® Trust Co. The new Glass Oven Door Range with Heat Thermometer, all Mal leable. The newest and Best. Largest stock of Ranges ever brought to this city. Refrigerators all sizes styles and prices. Accuracy DRUGS \ Griffin ■ Veatch Co. Everything in Hardw are Guns and Am m unition Benson’ s P harm acy . W E have a splendidly se lected line of Parasols in the latest patterns for ladies, misses and children. For the comfort of men we have the coatless suspenders, to be worn under the shirt. They are cool and comfortable and don’t show when the coat is COTTAGE GROVE FLOUR MILLS Mill Feed G r a in and Hay THE PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE. F R E I M S Cotlajrc Grove Dray Co. P atents Honored by Women Scientific American. * N o women’ s topest was ever misdirected ar her eee7\ fideace misplaced when she wrote for advice, to the W oaitP« D i.riN s.sv M ro irsi A ssociation , Dr. R. V . Pierce, President, Buffalo, N . Y . i a day. r\ E AUTOMOBILES R e o , M it c h e ll a n d S to d - Í ▼ a r d -D a y t o r v c a r s D E N T IS T ___________________ ■ $ 5 5 0 to $ 4 .0 0 0 C. M AC Y ♦ able, lindóse self addressed en Í velope for full particulars. A d I Call in and see our new line of K • dress, C i . a r k k Co., Wholesale 9 B k a i „ s fancy lap dusters. C. W. Dept., 104 Park Avenue, New gj Grove. Cottage Grove, Oregon. ( York. & S o n . 4tf tv.WMA'UWttWMWUW’IM'ttOtVrSl F R A N K B E N N E T T . Fusene. O r. 12 and Pearl et*. P h o n e R c d C M
