Cottage Grove leader., July 23, 1909, Image 3

Mid-Summer
LOCAL ANI) PERSONAL.
It’s I.uck to Smoke Puck
The better than 5c Cigar
Money Saving Values
The Cigar in the Green Box.
Spring weather still.
Don’t
Welcome the home seekers.
. . . .
,
1 his might Ire termed near-sum-
mer.
Overlook
25c value hose for 17c Friday
and Saturday at Lurch's.
Bargains
Our Fine
While few women drink most all
of them like their glasses.
and go Home with
Summer
Property with sewers is worth
twice as much as without.
Goods
Ooods, Hals
It doesn’ t pay to believe only
those things you know are true.
Arms
and
Look over the Leader’s ads and
then patronize Leader advertisers.
Footwear
Lose an hour in the morning
and you’ll be all day hunting for
it.
Get in Line With
Phone
the P e o p l e
who
Come to Our Store
Your
for Trade
Orders for
fresh
Reliable
(iroceries
Under their
and Savings in their
Main 25
Pockets.....................
Rees-Wallace Co.
“ Where You Do Better’
Potato growers see large crops
ahead.
Divorce Cates.
Dici.
Salem is getting its first steel
Mrs. Bessie Hoaglaud was graut- S C IIA F F R — At his home at Lo-
rane, Or., July 21, 1909, W illie
buildiug.
ed a divorce from Kdward Hoag-
Schafer, son of Lewis Schafer,
A man near Kugene is platting j land on the ground o f desertion.
aged about 20 years o f quick
I acres into acre tracts.
Judge Harris heard the divorce
consumption.
Burial services
Some insist on painting a town
case of Claude A. Hardisty vs. ■ w e r e conducted at the Cottage
red. Green seems to be the color
Kthel V. Hardisty and at orice I Grove Masonic cemetery Thurs­
adopted by Druggist Brebaut.
gave the plaintiff bis decree for
day.
H is not the uauie that makes separation.
.
,
I tue piano but the piano that makes
For Sale.— House and lot in
Judge Harris has issued
de-
the name.
A carload of just
lot three block three on W all
Mc
such pianos received this week at cree iu the divorce case
street. Fight roomed house with
Dowell vs. McDowell, dism issing:, ,, .
Marion Veatch’s.
: halls, bath and pantry, for $1,550
M cD ow ell1-.
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The Booth-Kelly Lumber com ­ the , , case, but allowing
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if sold at once. Call on or ad-
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pany who have just received the to file another complaint.
1
diess.
W. G. B akkh . I.v4t
i lug order for car material from the
In the divorce case o f Batberie
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Harrimau system, are the largest Withrow vs. Frederick Withrow
As soon as a town is supplied
rail shippers on the Pacific coast,
with three or four automobiles an
Judge Harris made an order deny­
says the Kugene Register.
expensive garage is established.
ing application of the plaintiff for
Have Dr. Lowe relieve your suit money, as the defendant has W ho foots the bill? Verily, an
head and eye ache with a pair of
auto is an expensive luxury.
his suiierior glasses. They cost no no money except that which he
Phone your grocery orders ¡to
more than others and you have earns from day to day, and is in
the benefit of his skill and over 19 debt.
Cook.
years of experience. Dozens of
Cottage Grove references. Con­
sult him July 28th.
Mr. and Mrs. W . II. Abrams
returned home from a visit at Ku­
'I'lie city of Kugene with a 100 $
gene Wednesday.
Alton Hampton o f Kugene, ¡s 1 acre park presented to it by a mil-
looking after business matters at ' ’0,la' re banker, has proceeded to
add 50 acres more. On top of
the Grove today.
that the city lxmglit the butte
A NEW
Chas. Beidler was looking after
across the railroad track from the
farm interest iu the vicinity of
depot. W ho doubts that such
Oakland the first of the week.
policies have done much to make
Contractor Will Hart, assisted
Kugene a desirable residence city.
by A. I.. Wynne, is buildiug a
25c value hose for 17c Friday
wide gabled front porch on W. C.
and Saturday at Lurch’s.
Conner’s home.
AND
11. <>. Thompson, president of
The Arcade theater will donate
the Commercial Club, returned
its Monday and Tuesday even­
home from a trip to Florence this
ing receipts to the commercial club
morning and says that the lower
promotion fund. Special program
Siuslaw is certainly a fine country,
each evening. Kverybody attend.
Protect your windows from burglars by using Hart’s
but is greatly iu need of railroad
The insurance policy for $500
Burglar Proof Anti Rattler, Automatic Ventilation Sash
facilities to the iuterior, that coun­
Holder and Locker. One always thinks of locking the doors
carried iu the order of Lady M ac­
try like south Lane having been
but leaves the windows unlocked, therefore you are not safe
cabees by Mrs. Geo. Smith who
greatly neglected in the way of
iu your house from burglars. We have the l>est all round
died May 21st was received recent­
public road improvements. It is
window lock and holder on the market.
ly and paid over to Mr. Smith the
1st. Because the lock works automatically and always
therefore no wonder they are also
first of the week.
locks itself and the window cannot fall and break the glass.
talking for the creation of a new
2nd. Because the lock keeps windows from rattling,
Dr I.Viwe’s superior glasses fur­ coast county.
which no other lock will do and is worth more than the price
nishes all the eyes needs except
of it.
Company E, Notei.
water. Just how they relieve the
,Trd. Because you can ventilate your rooms from top or
uervous system and strengthen the
bottom, which ought to lie done for health's sake, and no one
eyes takes longer to expound than
Company E will leave for the
can enter from the outside, and you will feel perfectly safe.
experience. Consult him at Hotel Clackamas county encampment
4th. Because they are made out of steel and are stronger
Oregon next Wednesday July 28. grounds this Saturday, a good per
and better than all other sash holders. W ill hold any win­
dow, large or small.
The three months old baby of cent of the com pany’s membership
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wilson died having expressed their intention of
at this place Tuesday while they going.
were here from Yonealla visiting
First Lieutenant H. K. Metcalf!
with friends. The remains were will remain at the Clackamas |
shipped to Yonealla Wednesday range and encampment grounds j
for burial.
after the six days encampment to iSS«?
fl
Spray-Wynne Co. Has
1
It
Burglar Proof
COTTAGE GROVE TO
PLAY COLTS SUNDAY
T oday's Eugene Register says:
'p ie Cottage Grove teglR wlt|pl|
will play the locals nest Sunday
has played 1.1 games this year and
has won 10 of them— a record to he
proud of.
As the locals have
played 6 and won all of them—if
comparative games count for any­
thing, Sunday’ s game should he a
hard one.
The Grove’s lineup will he the
same as it has heen all season, with
the exception of Maker, their pitch­
er. However, another Baker has
heen secured to pitch for them and
fle travelled all pver tjie pountry
last year pitching for the Chicago
Ladie’s team, thereby gaining lots
of experience, as the I.adie’s team
played every day. Karl Hill, the
well-known heavy-hitting
first
baseman plays with them, as does
McFarland, the ex-hig-leaguer. All
Nesmith county is proud of its
team and will boost them to the
finish.
For the locals, a new man will
pitch, in the person of Hond, a
flax-haired sothpaw, who comes
here well recommended as a slab
artist. Wager will catch: Coleman
will play first in the absence of
Captain Paine, who will be on his
vacation; Smith second; Hobbs
third and Driver short. The out­
field has not been chosen for Sun­
day’ s game, but it is certain that
ffle heavy hitting ball will ramblp
in one of the gardens.
Three street cars will run to the
grounds continually, beginning at
1: to, so everyone will have good
car accomodations Sunday, which
has been lacking heretofore. All
the cars will be at the grounds
when the game breaks up and in
one load they will l>e able to carry
the people front the grounds.
Fine Bungalo
David Scholl the jeweler, has
let a contract to W ill Hart, the
house builder, for a neat modern
bungalo to be built on Mr. Scholl’s
acre lot on Wall street between the
two Silk Creek bridges. It is to
contain 5 rooms beside hall, bath
room, pantries, wardrobes and
toilet, i.umber is now being
placed on the ground for this new
home. Thus the good work goes
on.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses were issued to
the following couples: Willis W .
Cildersleeve and Miss Alice A,
Wheeler, • both o f Cottage Grove;
Albert C. Thomson, of Portland,
and Miss Ernestine Fisher, of Eu-
gene: Frank Wilson, of Crescent
City, Cal.; and Miss Keouie Belle
Powell, of Kugene.
Cottage Grove's Record.
Sid Smith’s Colts will play Cot­
tage Grove here Sunday. The
‘ ‘trailers” have arrived and Man­
ager Smith expects to be able to
handle the crowd without any
difficulty. Cottage
Grove
hag
been defeated but three of thirteen
games this season.— Guard.
Sold a Good Farm.
Henry Stewart of the Jack Rod-
man company recently sold the
James Montgomery place one mile
tiorth of I unction to F. K. Sly of
Creswell at $65 per acre. It is a
fine piece of projiertv and Mr.
Sly did well to get it.— Register.
For Sale.— A good bakery busi­
ness, including range and
all
; necessary utensils. Apply to this
office.
Room for You
In Cottage Grove
Cottage (trove is in the Sunny South ol the Beautiful Willamette
Valley and is at present the center of the largest liody of standing
timber in the world, of commercial value.
Cottage Drove offers more opportunities iu every line of industry
than any like area in the Pacific States. The geographical location
makes this point the chief trading center for ttie thirty-one sawmills,
logging camps, gold, silver, copper, lead and quick silver mines
which lie within a ratlins of thirty miles.
This section is the home of the famous Cornice Pear and every
variety of American «trapes. Spitzenberg, Yellow Newton and Bald­
win Apples here attain perfection anil are eagerly sought for by the
• New York buyers. This can be wondered at by those who are not
familiar with the fact, however, New York fruit raisers are coming
here amt purchasing land upon which to raise the above mentioned
fmits.
This section is adapted to the raising of every known variety of
frnit ttiat will exist outside of the tropics, for with an elevation of
#,7I feet and no prevailing high winds or sudden climatic changes,
the conditions as found here that conform to the requirements of all
fruits.
If you are an energetic citizen, wanting to improve yonr condi­
tion physically or financially, do not grab at a straw, but investigate
this section, for there is “ Room for you in Cottage Drove.”
Ask FRED G. C O N LE Y , Manager
m Cottage Grove Commercial Club
Window Locker
S a s h H o ld e r
Spra^y - W ynne
serve as range officer in the state
target shoot.
Company E will j
furnish five men in the rifle tourna- j
rnent:
Butte Mooney, Jas. II. |
Potts, F. II. Snodgrass, II. H. |
Petrie and
Captain
Johnson. |
Third Lieutenant B. K. Lawson
will serve Company li as quarter­
Scott Bennett who resides near
master this year.
Portland is in Cottage Grove look­
Fpon the urgent request of mem­
ing after property interests and
visiting with friends after a two bers o f his company, Rev. W . A.
years absence. He says he notes Elkins will go with the Company
many substantial improvements in E boys to the Clackamas six days
encampment Saturday and there
his old home town.
will be no services at the Christian
The latest sheet music at Marion church Sunday as a result. Rev.
Veatch’s.
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Elkins was a member of the fa­
Mrs. A. M. Crawford, of Salem, mous Second ( »regon which cam ­
wife of the Attorney General, who paigned iu the Phillipines, and his
is mentioned as a prominent catuli- active work iu Company IS has a
date for governor, is visiting tbe KOod luoral effect upon its ineintier
city tbe guest of Attorney and Mrs. ship.
J. S. Medley during the absence of
her husband, who is making a trip
London Items
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up the Deschutes looking after
\V. B. Dennis of Black Butte]
matters connected with some irri­
gation project and Mrs. Crawford returned from a short trip to Port-i
laud.
will remain here until joined by
Mr. and Mrs. Bantou have gone
her husband, when they will ex ­
to Portland and Seattle for a
tend their visit to Southern Oregon couple of weeks vacation.
points, including Roseburg and
W . A . Ereman of Oakland,
Coos Bay.
Iowa, who is touring the coast
25c value hose for 17c Friday came to the Calapooya Springs for
and Saturday at Lurch's.
a few days rest.
Mrs. Tate and daughter Miss
Mr. Albert Whitney of Medford, j
Bertha, of San Diego, California, Oregon, is iu London visiting with j
were guests o f Cottage Grove his uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. I
friends this week including Mrs. Sharp who are spending the sum­
Rice Hastings. The Tates’ form­ mer at the Springs.
erly resided on a nice farm north
Mrs. Lee Chaney of Eugene
of this city, but sold it a few years who has been visiting her husband |
ago and located in Southern Cali­ at the Springs for the past few
fornia with which they are de­ days returned to the Grove Mon- j
lighted. Mrs. Tate says they have day morning enroute for her home, j
two crops down there a year—
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chambers o f j
oranges and tourists, and that both
Eugene, with his mother, daughter
are profitable, to the people of the
and niece, made the Calapooya
southern California cities and
Springs a visit Sunday. They
rural
communities. S h e
says
came iu their large Cadillac car
building lots as far as two miles
returning the same day.
out from the business section of I
Sau Diego sell for $5,000 and farm
All kinds of sewing machines at
and orchard land is in proportion. best prices at Marion Veatch’s. 5tf |
Will Mart has completed his
carpentering
contract on
Mr.
Kerns beautiful new home on
Wall street and R. M. Gleason,
the concrete worker, is now laying
the cement walks about this fine
new home.
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SECURITY AND SERVICE FOR OUR CUSTOMERS
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SIMMER RATES EAST
Daring the Season 1909
vliv t h e
Southern Pacific Co.
from
COTTAGE GROVE
To
To
To
To
OMAHA and Return • -
KANSAS CITY and Return
ST. LOUIS and return -
CHICAGO and Return
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- $64.40
- 64.40
• 71.90
- 76.90
and toother principal cities in the Hast, Mithlle West ami South.
Correspondingly low fares.
O n 8 * 1 « J u n e 2 , 3; J u ly 2 , 3; A u g u s t II. 12
To DENVER and Return
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59 .4 0
O e S e t * N . r 17, J u ly I, A i g u e II
Doing transit limit 1» «lays from «late of sale, final return limit Oct. .11.
These tickets presents some very attractive features in the way of
stopover privileges. an«t choice of routes; thereby enabling passengers to
make si«le trips to many interesting points enroute.
Routing on the return trip through California may lie hail at a slight
advance over the rates quoted.
Full particulars, sleeping car reservations and tickets will he furnished
by any Southern Pacific local agent, or
WM. M cM U R R A Y , General P.tsseniger Agent, Portland, Ore.
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