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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (July 9, 1909)
M id ,- S u m r n e r • Money Saving Values Get in Line With Phone the P e o p l e Y our O rd e rs lo r Come to Our Store O v e rlo o k for Trade Bargains O ur F in e and go Home with Sum m er Re l i a bl e F resh G r o c e r ie s M ain 25 D on ’ t who Goods G o o d s, h a t s Under their Arms and and Savings in their Footwear Pockets..................... LOCAL AND PERSONAL. It's Luck to Smoke Puck The better than Sc Cigar Ilay is already commanding a price of f J i t per ton al Fugeue aud Springfield- An interesting temperance meet- ing was held at the Adventist chapel on Wall street Thursday evening. WHEELER-THOMPSONCO. EXCURSION FROM THE ' GREAT CLEARANCE SALE EAST TO CRESWELL [ | I Begins Monday July 12th. All C. N. Fredericks, the wide ladies, mens and childrens shoes, awake real estate dealer of Cres- rneus and boys straw hats, mens t well, who is iu the city this after I ree— A pair of stockings with aud lioys suits and other summer noon, stated to a reporter that the And it rained. every pair of children’s oxfords A. C. Bohernstedt company, which wear goes at the greatest reduction bought Friday and Saturday at Irl Ilicks predicted a wet July. | owus several thousand acres of of the season. Lurchs. land near Creswell which is lieing Now the haymakers will get set to fruit trees by the company W h e b i . e r - T h o m i 'SO n C o . Herman Darling, the ten year jay. sold several good tracts of land old son of a Kugeue cigar dealer A good husband is merely a was drowned at that place Friday Christian Church Service July 11th. this week to a party of excursion » d sou grown up. K ists which arrived there Mnudav while bathing in the river. Now to clean up and put away 10 a. m. Bible school, 11 o’clock from the east. This time the Work on the two big new bricks e flags and bunting. "F o rw ard !” Christian special car containing the laud was suspended a few days the first sermon, Endeavor 7 p. in. X o ’clock ad ! buvers did not stop in Eugene, as The rain did not seriously crack of the week on account of the ¡did the first excursion conducted dress, “ Kiivgs’s D aughters,” rain— so was hay harvesting. tl e cherries hereabouts. i by this compauy, hut went through Everybody welcome. Wednesday dawned bright and R. M. Gleason, the concrete i to Creswell. Over $6x,o0o worth W . A. E l k in s , Pastor. worker, is building a new concrete c of property was sold to itiemliers sidewalk for F. G. Stiller, iu front R. R. Wells, the well know n1 of the first excursion by the com Mrs. T. C Wheeler and little s u visited with Kugeue friends of the Cottage Grove creamery aud Eugene architect, has submitted' pany and Mr. Fredericks states lot. plans and specifications for a fiue ! t Col. W. II. Blair has been at improvement to the front of W. that he thinks as much was sold If a man expects to auiouul to C. Conner’s residence, including a to memliers of the last one.— so in spite of tending circuit court at Eugene a Guard. this week. He has sold his hav double deck colouial porch. b crop on his place south of town to i — Mr. and Mrs. Miles Pitcher have Win. Bainhridge. me to Silver Lake to visit with Mr. Mote exhibited some b eauti-! eir sou aud family. ful Mammoth blackberries at — Few people were proud of the the Leader office Thursday. They j ig by noon— could’nt tell what were over an inch iu length and | mutry it represented. were grown at his home below the ] Richard O’ Loane celebrated de] ait • \ ith friends in this city- He is A NEW ( )ne of the l>est ball games of 1 iw located in Washington. the season was played Sunday at Riley Snodgrass and wife, of this place lietiveen the l’ortland Roseburg, celebrated with rela Goldfield aud the Nesmith county teams score .1 to 1 in favor of the tives aud friends in this city. visitors. Mrs. Mary Hawley returned to W . W. Jackson, the Loraue Portland Wednesday after a few days visit with her father and merchant and his brother Scott, AND were transacting business iu this sisters. city Saturday and securing a Free— a pair of stockings with wagon load of freight for the l.o- every pair of children’s oxfords rane store. bought Friday and Saturday at Mrs. Blanche King is building a Lurchs. neat modern residence on her lot Protect your windows from burglars by using Mart’s There is one thing the fathers of adjoining her residence property Burglar Proof Anti Rattler, Automatic Ventilation Sash today c a n ’t do as well as the in west Cottage Grove, which will Holder and Locker. One always thinks of locking the doors fathers of thirty years ago: They be occupied by Dr. and Mrs. C. B. but leaves the windows unlocked, therefore you are not safe ca n ’t spank. King recently of Eugene. in your house from burglars. We have the liest all round Miss Alice Huggarth returned to Mr. and Mrs. John Barker have window lock and holder on the market. her home in Grants I’ass Wednes the choicest thanks of the Leader 1st. Because the lock works automatically and always day morning after a two weeks for a pail full of grand Royal Ann locks itself and the window cannot fall and break the glass. visit with Mrs. Fred Churchill and cherries, the largest we have seen 2nd. Because the lock keeps windows from rattling, other friends in this city. ¿his season, which were grown in which no other lock will do and is worth more than the price Did you ever see a better na- Mr. and Mrs. Barker’s dooryard in of it. tured, more orderly crowd than this city. ,5rd. Because you can ventilate your rooms from top or celebrated in Cottage d rove Mon bottom, which ought to be done for health's sake, and no one Attorney W . C- Counter cele day? The rain could not dampen brated at Creswell Saturday and can enter from the outride, and you will feel perfectly safe. the ardor of the jolly, patriotic reported a fine time. With Prof. 1th. Because they are made out of steel and are stronger hosts. and better than all other sash holders. Will hold any win Barnes, Attorney Counter cele dow, large or small. For sale by all hardware stores. Mrs. D. M. C. d au lt has re brated at Loraue Monday, where, turned home from Portland, where as at Cottage Grove, rain dam she spent the Fourth with her son pened the ardor of the occasion. and daughter. She reports heavy Chas. Sears presented a cherry rainfall at the metropolis Sunday, limb to the Leader office Wednes i Monday and Tuesday. day 16 inches loug which con C. II. Jones who has been m ak tained so many cherries we could v ' V ' V V 'V . * v « > . V V ’ V V V ' l v f x ' V ' v . 'V ' S . v 'V * V < < " v * . ' S < v < w w - i ing his home with his daughter, not conveniently count them. Mrs. W . C Conner, moved into They were of the ( lovernor Wood V V V R E P O R T O F T H E C O N D IT IO N O F T H E w V his new cottage adjoiniug the resi variety and were not damaged by I dence property of his daughter, the rain. Mrs. L. F . Orpurd, today. R. E. Seward and wife of OF CO TTAG E GROVE Mrs. O. I,. Kses went to Port Grants Pass, have moved into the As submitted to th e govern men t, Ju n e 23, iu condensed form, land Tuesday to enjoy a two weeks cottage oil Wall street recently oc Amine and com pare it with other ta n k statem ents of condition. visit with her mother and friends. cupied by Mr. and Mrs. Canfield. Iu the meantime G, I,, will feast Mr. Seward is a printer and has Loans, bonds» city and C apital aud surplus., on canned goods, sew on his own accepted the position of foreman county w arrants . . . . 514 V 'S -V *. Profits ........................... buttons aud stay out late at night. on the Western Oregon, our es Real estate, fixtu re s... 12,225.00 C irculation . C ash .................................... 1 -Il.5fi7.fi I D eposits.. teemed contemporary. 'he rain made some of the pretty white dresses look a little 5303, 748.60 Mrs. B. A. Westbrook aud Miss bedraggled. It took the starch Abigail Johnson arrived down out of many a well laundred gown from Cottage Grove on this morn WE HAVE OVER 52 % AVAILABLE CASH and the traipsing iu the mud, ings early train. They were a c I F V O V W A N T S A F E T Y AN D S E R V I C E W E S O L IC IT Y O U R B U S I N E S S made fluffy ruffles look anything companied by Mrs. Stauuard and | but picturesque. daughter, Miss Lela of Browns J . I). Cochran has rented his ville, who are on their way home 1 little farm near town to Frank after a visit at Cottage Grove.— Wiuzenreid and with his family Thursday’s Eugene Guard. left today for W alla W alla to re- T . W . Cross, representing earth side. They shipped a car of stock aud rock handling machinery and to that place and some household like supplies as carried by the goods. Contractors Supply Co. of Port A blanket on oue of the white land, spent Tuesday in this city horses in the celebration parade aud quoted prices on rock crushers bore an advertisement for W . A. and road rollers to the city council Ileuienwav. The rain caused the Tuesday evening, the council con Daring the Season 1909 lettering to be transferred to the templating the purchase of such | horses’ sides and it cannot be machinery to put in the city rock Vin, t h e washed off, so Mr. Ilemenway has quarry north of town. living, walking advertisement. Ernest Purvauce and family of The district fair associ aliou Disston celebrated in this city and meets this evening to perfect plans were guests of Mrs. Purvaiice’s for the forthcoming second annual mother, Mrs. Curriu. Ernest is from fair to be held at the fair grounds postmaster at Disston. but will re Cottage Grove, iu Septemlier, aud turn to Cottage Grove to reside as a rousing time is assured. Get an soon as he completes his contract eye on those big fruits, vegetables, for the construction of a Foresters To 0NAHA and Return - - * $64.40 fancy stock and fowls for the fair. lodge on Lang creek iu the forest To KANSAS CITY and Return - 64.40 Mrs. J . M. Isham and three reserve a few miles from Disston. This lodge will be a two story To ST. LOUIS and retu rn - - 71.90 children arrived here Wednesday from Cottage Grove to join Mr. eight room structure and will be To CHICAGO and Return - - 76.90 Isham, who has been located as occupied by forest rangers. and to other principal cities in the Rant, M idtile W est and South. station agent at the S. P. depot Sam Veatch, a prominent officer C orrespondingly low fares. here for the past two months. Mr. of the Railway Conductors organi and Mrs. Ishain and family will zation, spent Sunday in Cottage O n S ta le J u n e 2 , 3 ; J u l y 2 , 3 ; A u g u st II. 12 occupy the (Jeo. Cramer house on Grove a guest of his parents, Mr. Third street.— Grants Pass Courier. and Mrs. II. C. Veatch. Four To DENVER and Return - - - 5 9 .4 0 The Cigar in the dreen I5ox. b tl ' ’ ft Rees -W a lla c e Co. 1 “ Where Y ou Do Better” Spray-Wynne Co. Has It Bvirglacr Two More New Homes. Pleasant Family Reunion. W . M. Woolard has bought an Miss Neva Perkins, wlio isen - joyiug a pleasant visit with rela acre tract in the dowdy addition tives at Baker City, sends the adjoiniug the residence property of Leader the following interesting W. C. Conner and has let a con account of the recent family re tract for a neat modern cottage 2X x-12 feet, into which he will move union held near that place. ''T h e l’erkins family, the eldest j as soon as completed and improve members of whom are K. P. l’er - 1 the property. kins and wife of Haker City en j Al Rlledge is delivering lumber joyed a picnic on July Fourth at j and has awarded a contract to the old mill site on Pine creek. Mr. Perkins, with his parents j Will Hart for a fine X-roomed, and brothers and sisters came story and a half cottage to be across the plains in the early built on his corner lot on Wall sixties, lie and his brothers John street adjoining Mr. Forrester’s 15., II. /.(d e ce a se d ) and W in. II. home. made homes in Haker county, two Work on Mrs. d r a y ’s residence sisters, Mrs. S. R. Wynne and Mrs. J." P. Curriu and one brother, on the same street is progressing, J . II. Perkins (deceased), made W . Hubble, contractor. homes in Cottage (jrove, I.ane county. Rack brother’s and sis-1 Another Business Change e r’s family was represented at the gathering except that of Mrs. i Wynne. Hoke Fiester has purchased an The living relatives of this first! interest in W . C. Johnson’s general family number about eighty. T h e 1 members present at the reunion merchandise store and the new numbered fifty-two and ranged in , firm will be Styled W . C. Johnson age from a babe of six months to i & Co. Mr. Fiester is a brother- the beloved pioneer of seventy- j in-law of Mr. Johnson and has seven years. had many years exiierience in the The company, composed as it \ was, of those who came first toj mercantile business. Both are well clear the way, their vigorous sous; known here and are sure to re and daughters and their promising ceive a good public patronage. grandsons and granddaughters I The Leader wishes the new firm seated around the two Ixmntiful j success and bespeaks for it a lib feasts that was spread in the pleas- j ant shade, spoke well for Oregon’s eral patronage. climate and possibilities. The afternoon was spent in lis-1 New Road Completed. teuing to stories of early and later | day experiences amid frequent re lilzie Holderman has completed ports from firecrackers and over the new road from the Lang place flowing mirth of the juvenile mem on Lang creek up to the Prather bers, and slipped away all too' homestead in the forest reserve, soon.” where Supervtsior S. C. Hartrum proposes to build a Foresters lodge” this summer for the con Oxen Cate Dismissed. venience of the rangers and the forestry service. Mr. Holderman The case of the People vs. celebrated with his family in this Frank Vaughu, charged with the city over the Fourth. larceny of seven oxen was dis missed in the circuit court W ed Marriage License. nesday on motion of District A t torney Hrvsou. Lack of evidence A marriage license was issued to warrant prosecution was as signed as the cause. Complain Wednesday to W . M. Roberts and ants in the case were the Cerro Miss Mary Hart, both of Cottage dordo Lumber companv and the (Vrove. offense was alleged to have l>een Team Outfit For Sale. committed on February 27 last. It appears that the charge was A good team, harness and made as the outcome of some un satisfactory business deal.— Reg vagoti for sale, all in first class /ondition. Inquire at this office ister. Watch for Walker ife K ing’s bill The Rees-Wallace Co. sold over 200 gallons of cherries Thursday. letii board special sale each day Look Look Look We are prepared to fit out your house in first-class shape. We carry everything in Furniture, Carpets, Mattings, Linol eum, Rugs, Pillows, Blankets. In fact Everything For The House We are the house with the goods. Don’t fail to see us when you are looking for the best. W e lead them all. W A LK E R KING COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON P ro o f W in d ow L o c k e r S ash H old er Sp ra^y - W y n n e C om pany n First National Bank 1 THE O LD R EL IA B L E SIMMER RATES EAST Southern Pacific Co. COTTAGE GROVE Mrs. W . II. Hlair and little daughters. Ruth aud Sadie of Portland came to Cottage Grove last Friday and remained over the Fourth with Colonel Blair, who is still looking after their property interests here, while his family re sides at Portland in order to get more advanced school advantages. The many friends of Mrs. Blair and the girls enjoyed the pleasure of a brief visit with them. weeks ago, Mr. Veatch informed the Leader, he was seeing the sights in Portland, Maine, the e x treme eastern point on the Atlantic seaboard, with his wife and daugh ter, they having visited W ashing ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Bos ton, New York and other great cities on a sight seeing tour, spend ing several days at each place. The trip was a most interesting and enjoyable oue. Om S tale M ay 17. J u ly I, A aguat II O oing transit lim it in .lays from .la ir uf sale, final return lim it O c t .11. These tick ets presents some very a ttractiv e features iu the way of stopover privileges, and choice of routes; thereby enabling p a s se n g e rs to make side trips to m any in terestin g points enroute. R outing » 11 llie return trip through California m ay lie had at a slight advance over the rates quoted. Pull particulars, sleeping car reserv itir ns and tick ets will he furnished tiy any Southern Pacific 1 ..... agent or WM. M cM l'R R A Y , General Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore.
