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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1909)
HENDERSON Habit Back LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Billie Norman, son of the Rose- Needed again, raiti.^ burg city marshal, spent Wednes Buy your sheet music of Marion day in this city. Veatch. 5tf Everything iu furniture at Sim- Wild strawberries are ripe and eral & Cunningham'*. Prices as attractive as the goods. quite plentiful. The Rosebnrg and Nesmith Rain insures great wheat crops baseball teams will play ball on iu Eastern Oregon. the local diamond Sunday. High school graduating exercises A full line of new single harness' tonight at the armory. from $10 up. Come and look j i f f How about that three days cele them over. C. W. B eals & S o n . i r “ ' bration, July 2nd, 3rd and 4th? Governor Beusou was a delegate W . G. Houser is spending the from Rosehurg to the grand lodge O. O. F. at Albany, and at week visiting friends near Oak tended. land. Corsets FRONT LACED ” H E front laced models are the culmination of the latest and best ideas in corset fashion. They re model the figure, giving it a perfectly moulded bark, giviug it lines of grace and symmetry and the long, ta pering curves which are so artistically beautiful. They reduce the lull figure, giviug it the flattened front and slender hip effects. They are absolutely hygieuic and have the endorsement of the leading physicians and dressmakers. We call special at tention to the model illustrated which is made in two lengths, high bust, for the tall figure, and medium bust, for the shorter waisted stout figure. This model is extremely long over the back and hips. The extra lacing in the back from the waist-line down permits an absolutely perfect adjustment over the back and assists further in keeping the hips in perfect subjection, thus giving the so-called hipless figure. We carry the front laced corsets in a varied line of materials at prices ranging from $2.50 to $12. W e cordially invite the ladies of our city and vicinity to visit our corset depart ment and inspect these most exquisite models. Consultation and fitting free. T R ees-W allace C o. W HERE YOU DO BETTER To Organize a Gun Club. Run Down by Bicyclist. For artists materials see R. W. Waters. Keuiemlier the special address It is probablv safe to plant gar dens now. Backward, bashful to the National Guard at the Christian church next Sunday spring. Mining locatiou notices and eveuing. Co. F. will attend in legal blauks’ of all kinds for sale at dress uniform. this office. Embroidery sale Friday aud Mrs. C. E. M. Brown of Eugene Saturday. Special 15 and 12% is a guest of her daughter, Mrs. cent values for 9 and 7 cents at Thos. Pearce. Lurchs. The Burkholder-Woods Co. The new Dreamland theater is have a new ad iu the Leader to eutertaiuiiig large crowds each day. Look it over. eveniug with its splendid moving Mrs. J. Pirotii and son Henry of- pictures, illustrated songs and up- Eugene visited Cottage Grove to-date vaudeville sketches. friends this week briefly. Cornev Coffman, the barber, is Capt. B. K. Lawson, one of the going into the fancy poultry busi Cottage Grove boosters was a Eu- ness on a small scale, having re geue visitor Tuesday, says the cently received a setting of Cor nish Indian Game eggs for which Guard. Timbroidery sale Friday and he paid $7.50. Another new va Saturday. Special 1.5 and 12% riety of poultry for Cottage Grove cent values for 9 and 7 cents at — providing we are permitted to count chickens before they are Lurchs. hatched. The piano's at Madsen's are S. L. Kline of Corvallis, Presi guaranteed and have a new patent that makes them superior to any dent < iregon Retail Merchants As sociation and C. B. Merrick of other make. .5-6 Portland, secretary of the same or (Juite a number of “ Nesmith ganization were entertained by the county” people attended the Sells- local association Wednesday even Floto circus af Eugene Thursday ing. The visitors addressed the and sav that it was a good show. local merchants on matters of in Company F, and the local G. A. terest to the organization aud were R. will attend the services at the tendered a cordial reception. Christian church Sunday evening Eugene Guard: An offer to ma when Rev. Elkins will deliver an cadamize the streets of Eugene for address on the National Guard. $1.35 per square yard was made About 800 people are employed at an adjourned meeting of the in and aliout the fruit canneries city council last uiglit by Steu and packing houses at Milton and Luud, representing the Chicago F'reewater. This is an eloqueut Contracting Co., one of the largest item, if you think it over. firms of its kind iu the United Mr». D. J. DuBruille and Mrs. States. The macadam would be I-'. H. Rosenlierg were elected del five inches thick iu the gutter and egates Tuesday evening, to the eight inches thick in the center of grand lodge W . Cl. W. circle, the street. No small contracts which meets at Albany June 2.5th. taken. Mrs. G. R. Chrisman and son of II. C. Madsen has a shipment Eugene, came to Cottage Grove in of fine pianos on the way from the their automobile Monday and vis east. 5-6 ited a day with Mrs. Chrismau’s Last Sunday morning the fox parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Matk- hounds o f G. W . McFarland ran ley. a wild deer almost within the in - Chris Jlostettler has rented his corporate limits of this city. They fine little Saginaw farm and with immerged from the timlier on the Herman W enger left Tuesday for O. P. Adams place, ran near the the Albert-» country, where they home of W. P. Huff, where both have purchased some farming dogs and deer crossed the river at lauds. the mill dam, came down nearly ,\V. II. Abrams is in a quandary, to Dr. Wood’s residence and re lie says he d«5es not kuow whether crossed the river returning to the to build a fine new home iu this timber through the Adams place. city or buy an automobile. The A few years ago it was no uncom modern home- would probably lie mon thing for a wild deer to pass the cheaper investment. through this city in crossing from Hugh Curriit" ha» on exhibition the Coast range to the foothills of at the Leader office a Black Min the Cascade range, but of late orca lien’s eg-{s three inches long years they have lieen driven back and measuriu g six iirches in cir iu the higher altitudes by the num cumference, tbtese large eggs lieing erous homesteaders. Preliminary steps have been j While on their way home from taken toward the organization of a j church Sunday evening, Mr. and gun club in this city, that its mem- j Mrs. Arne, an esteemed elderly bers may enjoy a little pler.sant couple who reside on a little farm recreation at the traps in West just outside of the southern city Cottage Grove an hour or two each ! limits, were run down by a care- week in “ winging” blue rocks, a less bicyclist out on Fourth street handsome trophy being offered by j near A . J. Stewart’s residence and the Du Pont Powder Co. through j quite severely bruised. The night its local agents, the ( Iriftiu, Veatch | was dark and The wheelman came Hardware Co. The rules govern-1 up behind the aged couple and ing these shooting contests are such I struck them full force. A ll three that the amateur stands the same ] were knocked down bv the eon- chance in winning the trophy which cussiou, Mr. Arne lieing thrown the expert does. If, for instance, a against a city hydrant and his low score man maintains a better breast severely injured. M r s . average in his class than the men Arne was also quite .severely in the higher class he is entitled to bruised and otherwise injured, the winnings. This makes the while the young man ¿speedily shoot equally fair for all. Some gathered up his wheel and beat a o f the boys are already cleaning hasty retreat refusing to give his up their shot guns in anticipation name. Such reckless bicycling o f some good times at the traps cannot be too strongly condemned during the next 60 or 90 days, it and if the cyclists will violate the being planned to meet at the traps city ordinances in this Tespect they at about three or four o’ clock on should be very cautious regarding Wednesday afternoons for the Such accidents. regular 2.5 rounds shoot. A ll Dr. Foster Relocates Here Owners of shot guns who enjoy a little shooting are invited to join I I)r. II. A. Foster, chiropractor the club and participate in the big and natural healer, late of Bau- shoot which will no doubt be held dou but formerly of this city, upon during the annual Independence the earnest solicitation of friends day celebration and also during and former patients has decided to the local district lair in September. re-locate in this city for the prac II. II. Veatch, tlip well known tice of his profession. He has local blue rock expert shootist and opened a temporary office adjoin hardwareman, has very kindly ing the tailor shop on the west agreed to give the gun club its side pending the completion of ammunition and blue rocks at a the Veatch & Wheeler brick in fraction above cost, so the diver which he will open permanent o f sion will not be expensive. fices. The doctor is well and fa The following named gentlemen vorably known here and his many have already signified their inten friends joiu in welcoming him.self tion of joining the club: A. J, and family back to Cottage Grove. Armstrong, Geo. Baker, Walt Mason, II. II. Veatch, W. C. Christian Church Services May 23rd Conner, Koy Wicks, Orvil Knapp and Horace Cochran. It is the I da. m. llible school, 11 a. m. wish of the ?lub to secure from 12 sermon, “ Christ at Jacob’s W e ll.” to 1.5 members. Names are being 7:00 p. m. Christian Endeavor, 8 enrolled at the Leader office. o’clock special address to the Na- « ^ • tional Guard. Members of the G . laid frequently by this hen. ! A . K. are also invited to attend the Presbyterian Church. Fishing been* es are already be evening service. ing taken out at the county clerk's W. A. F. l k in s , Pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m. office, 15 having, been issued up to Preaching at II by Kev. K. G . , FOR R E N T — Small cottage $1 noon Wednesdj y. The new law White. In the evening R ev .’ ^ month ll)quire of w . r requiring that licenses be taken Henry I.. Nave, I). D. of Albany j Hart cjty out goes into eff ect on Mav 22. college, will preach the baccalaure- j »• x S. P. Shortrklge, W . \V. Short- ate sermon to the eighth grade; A ll kinds of sewing machines at ridge and O. I*. Wills, appraisers pupils. i best prices at Marion Veatch’s. Stf of Wm. II . Long, deceased, has filed with the ptobate court their inventory and appraisement of the property of the estate, which is valued a*. $6<>0. i Player and Standard Pianos. Prices according to makes and size. See our Cabinet Grand Schiller M A R IO N V E A T C H . * - FEED I FLOUR ■ Poultry Supplies We pay Cash for EGGS, POULTRY, VEAL, MOHAIR, WOOL and GRAIN We can supply you with LIME, CEMENT, and all kinds of HARDWARE. TINWARE,? GRANITEWARE, STOVES & RANGES WAGONS, BIGGIES, FARM IMPLEMENTS Look over our stock and get our prices before buy ing. N EW SPRAY BUILDING NEAR D EPOT % Spray-Wynne Co. v v v R E P O R T O F T H E CO N D IT IO N O F T H E V W • First National Bank I OF COTTAGE GROVE As submitted to the government, April 28, in t-om|ense<l form, amine ami compare it with oilier bank statements of condition. Kx- Loans, bonds, city am county warrants ... $151, 463 .2d Real estate, fixtures... 12, ” 5.00 118.954.0d Cash.......................... Capital aud surplus.. ...> .to.uuo.uo Profits ................... ... 14,1.18.03 ... 12,200.00 Deposits................ 22r»,.w;*5.î Í 282043,10 >282.043.10 wE H A V E O V E R 52 'i A V A IL A B L E CASH ; IF Y O U W A N T S A F E T Y AMD S E R V IC E WE SO LIC IT Y O V R B U S IN E S S \ THE OLD \ | R ELIA B LE | Spring Season Q Our Spring Season has opened moSt satisfactorily. New orders are coming in and we are filling them in a manner satisfactory to our trade. Q W e intend keeping our stock complete throughout the Season, and will endeavor to carry lines adapted to the the trade. SEND US Y O U R . O R D E R S F O R G O O D S IN O U R L IN E A N D W E DO T H E R E S T JOHNSON & MATLOCK GENERAL MERCHANDISE SIM M E R RATES EAST During the Season 1909 v i a the Southern Pacific Co. from No middle man’s profit or job bers commission to pay when you buy a high grade piano from Marion Veatch, for he buys and ships all his stock direct from the factory. Moral, buy at home and save money. 5tf I f you want a piano call and see Madsen's, He has the liest for the money and the sweetest .5-6 toned. 1 Music Hath Charms • \ --------------------------------------------------i The only exclusive music store in the city. P h o n e 1621 Call in and sec our new line of fancy lap dusters. C. W . B r a e s At tl»e Veatch Hardware store 4tf & S o n . visitors Tiave lieeu treated to a sur prise this week by a shrill whist Born. ling spe ay pump filled with com pressed ixir with a big locomotive whistle «B acked, the pulling of an K1ME— To the wife of Dr. A. W. Kime at their Cottage Grove invisible .string causing the visitor home, May 20, 1909, a ten to jump n early to the ceiling. pound daughter. Mother aud child are both do* Kmbroii lery sale Friday and Saturday. Special 15 and 12% ing well and the doctor is well cent value s for 9 and 7 cents at pleased, this lieing the first and ouly daughter. Lurchs. 41» f - . W. f COTTAGE GROVE To To To To OMAHA and Return - - KANSAS CITY and Return ST. LOUIS and return - CHICAGO and Return - - $64.40 - 64.40 - 71.90 - 76.90 anti toother principal cities in the Hast, Middle West anti South. Correspondingly low fares. On S a l e J u n e 2, 3; J u l y 2, 3; A u g u st II, 12 To DENVER and Return - - - 59.40 On S a l e May 17, J u ly I. Avgust It Going transit limit Hi days from «late of sale, final return limit Oct. .11. fc These tickets presents some very attractive features in the way of s&pover privileges, and choice of routes; thereby enabling passengers to make side trips to many interesting points enronte. Routing on the return trip through California may lie had at a slight advance over the rates «pioted. Full particulars, sleeping car reservations and tickets will lie furnished by any Southern Pacific local agent, or W M . Mc MI ' K K A Y , General Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore. Give the LEADER a Trial.
