Cottage Grove leader., August 20, 1909, Image 3

Mid - Sum m er
LOCAL AND ÏÏ
Calapooya Springs Items.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Bissell and
I.ooks like raiu.
family and Mr. and Mrs. Rhone,
It was real sum m er W ednesday. of Eugene, left this week for their
homes.
V acation tim e is growing shorter.
Mrs. Lucy Paine left th is week
Read the new ad of H am pton &
for her home in Eugene m uch ben-
Com pany.
efitted by her stay at the springs.
T he H oyts’ are draw ing great
Mr. Harrnes and
daughter,
crow ds at the A rcade.
G et in Line W ith
IJessa, of Cottage Grove, visited
More new subscribers th is week.
D o n ’t
Phone
Room ou our books for more, yet. with hir daughter, Mrs. P eigle,
the P e o p l e who
Sunday.
All k in d s of sewing m achines at
O v erlo o k
Mrs. R. 15. W alker, leaves today
Conte
to
O
ur
Store
best
prices
at
Marion
V
eatch’s.
Stf
Your
for her home at W alker station.
Uncle C harles K irk, of H eppuer,
Our F in e
for Trade Bargains
is a guest of his daughter, Mrs. She has lieen tak in g treatm ent at
Calapooya and has m ade w onder­
O rders for
Ira Conner.
Sum m er
and go Home with
Mrs. Lucy Chapin is visiting ful improvements.
S. L. Bond, of Irving, spent
with Mrs. M attie Medley th is week
F resh
(io o d s , H a ls
Reliable
Goods
Suuday with Mrs. Boud.
Mr.
on Silk creek.
Bond was delighted with the pure
A ttorney J. 15. Young w as look­
U nder their Arms
and
air. He could begin to see an im­
( ir o c e r ie s
ing after probate m atters at the
provement shortly after leaving the
county seat today.
and Savings in their
F o o tw e a r
Grove.
Main 25
Methodist Episcopal
A nnual
Mrs. Smith and d au ghter of
Pockets. . . . .
Conference will lie held in Cottage Spriugfield have opened cam p at
Grove in September.
Calapooya.
T h e Baptists will hold services
Mr. aud Mrs. K irk, of Doretia,
in the new tabernacle on the east left for their home after a m ouths’
side next S unday, A ug. 22nd, stay at the Springs.
All are invited,
T h e big black team of Levi
Mrs. Lucy Chapin, of G rants G eer’s took fright aud ran aw ay;
•‘W h e r e Y o u D o B e tte r *
l’ass, accom panied by her niece, No serious dam age.
Miss C lara Groom, Miss Mable
Mrs. John Barker, spent S unday
M cFarland, P ar rail Groom and
at Newport.
(). M. Kem h as let a contract Ole Olson, of Cottage Grove, drove
DIED.
Christian Church Services.
for the terracing an d filling up to out to the Springs Sunday.
AUGUST 22ND.
Chas. Mickler an d J. A. Follett,
grade of th e rem aining low part of
SW EA NI5Y —On W e d n e s d a y
of
Portland, took dinner S unday
m orning, A ugust 18, 1909, at 9 his residence lot on W all street.
with
S. L. Bond.
10 a. in., Bible school.
o ’clock, at the home of his sister,
Little I.ucile Branstetter, of E u ­
11 a. in., sermon, “ T he IIa r-|
Miss Pedigo leaves th is week
Mrs. John Powell, six miles gene, who has been visiting with
v est,” illustrated with a colored
south of Cottage Grove, from
with her sister, Mrs. Royce, for
congestion of the lungs, Elmer Mr. an d Mrs Jo h n Barker the past Dayton W ashington, where she In­
crayon cartoon.
15. Sweauey, aged 20 years, K two m ouths returned to her home tends to spend the winter. They
7 p. m ., C hristian Endeavor.
Saturday.
m onths and 21 days.
S p. m., stereopticon lecture, by
will visit at Salem an d Portland
Deceased was the son of Mrs.
Admission only 15, 25 and .15 aud then take in the fair.
Rev. Zimm erman, of Portland.
Bpllp Sweauey of Eugene, a n d a cents to hear W. I{. V aughan, the
Jiverybpdy lyelcome.
Mrs. Russell, of Dorena, w ith
popular student of the Bible UnL great southern soloist, hum orist
W- A. E m u n s , Pastor.
her niece Pauliue Russell, of W i­
1 versity. H is death w as unusually and impersonator, at the A rm ory
chita, K ansas, an d friends, Dr.
's a d aud sudden. H e had been hall next T h u rsd ay eveniug.
R. I). Alkon and Mrs. A lkon, of
Buys Property in Springfield.
| w orking in a logging cam p during
“ W hat is a chaffeur, H ans?" Livingston, M ontana, aud R. M.
the vacation, but cauie fo his sis­ “ A h ,” said Hans? “ A chaffeur
Seton of E ugene were visitors at
Mrs. E. H. Snodgrass and little te r’s home sick on Monday, com ­
is a m an who is sm art enough to the Calapooya M onday.
son were down from C ottage G rovi! plaining of his lungs, for he had
run an auto, b ut too sm art to own
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j been w ading in the w ater aud had
one!”
S. Y. Abbott, yesterday.
W hile taken cold. It developed into con­
Dr. W . W. O glesby is justly
“ Ever experience a stage rob­ proud of his garden this season.
here she went to Springfield and gestion of the lungs, an d although
purchased a sm all acreage tract his uucle, Dr. Bartle, was sent for b e r,” asked a down easterner of On about a fifteenth of an acre of
h isV estern cousin. "O n ly o n ce ," ground planted to corn he has al­
n ear the mill city.— Register.
nothing could be done to relieve
replied the westerner, w hen I in ­ ready picked four bushels of corn,
him.
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vited a chorus girl to lu n c h ." .
or an average of 75 bushels to the
U ndertaker Marjot) V eatch, of
iy|ove to Cottage Grove.
Miss A bigail Johnson, of Cottage acre. H e has only irrigated th is
Cottage Grove, took charge of the
Grove, who h as been on a trip to garden tract twice. T he doctor also
Mr. 15. L. Cady, and daughter, j body and prepared it for shipm ent
Seattle, arrived here last n ig h t to had an ab undance of m any other
to
Eugene
T
hursday
where
it
will
Mrs. 15. L. Sm ith, left yesterday
visit her sister, Mrs. E ugene Mat- kinds of vegetables including ca b ­
be
buried
by
the
side
of
the
deceas­
for Cottage Grove. Mr. Cady re­
lock,
says T h u rsd ay
even in g ’s bage an d potatoes. H e recently
cently purchased seven acres about ed father, Rev. Sweauey, who died
E ugene G uard.
left several tassells of corn at this
a
year
ago.
a mile east of the city and they
W ill Keen,,of Gervais, is a guest office on which fully developed
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expect to m ake their home there.
of the Beidler brother«. H e will kernels of corn had grown. T he
— Register.
Elm er 15. Sweauey, the young d i­
assum e charge of the H arding variety planted was the early white
vinity student, so well an d favora­
farm when the Beidler brothers’ su g ar corn.
bly know n in Eugene and Lane
Do You Want to Bell,
tim e is up iu O ctober. Mr. Keen
county, who died n ear Cottage
is a brother of Mrs. H ard in g .
T h e Marshfield Tim es says, Mrs.
A nyone w ishing to sell their G rove on last W ednesday morning,
C. S. P rank and wife cam e up F ran k D. W heeler, of Cottage
farm, write Robert L. Blair, 221 gave up hi# life within three miles
from Eugene in an hour and a Grove, state organizer of the Young
W est Park street, Portland, Ore. of where he first saw th e light and
quarter, iu their new Ford autom o­ People’s Departm ent of the W. C.
another
rem
arkable
coincidence
is
H e'h as buyers for Oregon farm s.
th a t he died upon th e same bed­ bile this m orning to spend the day T . U ., while iu Marshfield o rg an ­
stead upon which he was born. with friends. T hey were accom ­ ized a “ Y ” society here w ith ^ S
T ickets are on sale • at ' ‘T he Besides his mother he leaves three panied by Prof. S traub and wife.
members. T h e following officers
W ave” for the V aughan en tertain ­ brothers, who are now living in
President,
C anada, and two brothers and a
Singers, d o n ’t forget the first re- have been elected:
m ent. Better call early and get a
sister living in Eugene. He was hersal of “ P inafore” under the d i­ Miss Mary H anson; vice-president,
good seat. Admission IS, 2S, and; next to the youngest member of the
rection of Prof. Martin 15. Robin­ Wm. Stauff; secretary, Miss Clara
35 cents.
j family.
son, at the A rm ory M onday even­ Redfield; cor. sec., Miss N ettie
ing. Here will be presented an Wooley; treas., J . W. H unt.
Spray-Wynne Co. Has It
A NEW |
Money Saving Values
Bvirglacr Proof ^
Window Locker
AND
Sash Holder
Protect your windows from b u tg lars by using H a rt's
Burglar Proof A nti-R attler, A utom atic V entilation Sash
H older an d Locker. O ne alw ays th in k s of locking th e doors
but leaves the windows unlocked, therefore you are not safe
in your house from b u rg lars. W e have the best all round
window lock au d holder ou the m arket.
1st. Because the lock w orks autom atically an d alw ays
locks itself an d the window can n o t fall and break th e glass.
2nd. Because the lock keeps windows from rattling,
w hich no other lock will do aud is worth more than th e price
of it.
3rd. Because you can ventilate your rooms from top or
bottom, w hich ought to be done for h e a lth ’s sake, an d no one
can enter from the outside, an d you will feel perfectly safe.
4th. Because they are m ade out of steel aud are stronger
aud better th an all other sash holders. W ill hold any w in­
dow, large or small.
Rees -W a lla c e Co.
excellent opportunity to get some
good train in g in vocal m usic free
of charge. Benefit Co. F,.
»
Mr. H enry D. N aye, Jr., son of
Rev. N ave, former pastor of the
Presbyterian church here, will
speak at th e m orning service at
th at church S unday and in the
evening the services will be con­
ducted by th e Brotherhood with
sermon by the Pastor, Rev. Adam s.
Indestructible !
The clear, full, brilliant tone of Columbia Indestruc­
tible Cylinder Records is the best reason for their grow­
ing popularity.
But it’s a fine thing to know they can't break, no
matter how careless you may be, and that they will never
wear out, no matter how many times you play them.
35 cents ! Call for a catalog !
A splendid repertoire to choose from -and we are
adding to it right along.
A. J. ARMSTRONG.
t
r
Misses M ary an d S arah Bartels
will go to P ortland S unday to a t­
tend the fall millinery openings
and will also put in a complete
stock for a “ L adies’ T o g g ery ,”
which will lie opened soon in co n ­
nection with their m illinery store.
Miss Mary will visit Seattle before
returning home.
W hen buying b ak in g powder,
ex am ine the label and see th a t it
reads cream of tartar, bi-carbouate
of soda and starch. T his is the
only protection you have ag ain st
the u ah e alth fu l alum , phosphate
baking powders. Be ou the safe
side, by dem andig C leveland’s.
T hree pound cans, $1.00, five
pounds $1.65. I'o r sale by all the
leading grocers.
“ T h e best ev er” — th at is w hat
they all say when they hear W . E.
V aughan, the im personator and
soloist; who will appear here soon.
D on’t fail to hear him.
T h e b u rn in g of some slashings
southw est of town aud near the
T he Calapooia Poultry A ssocia­ Booth-Kelly mills northeast of this
tion has its p lan s well under way city W ednesday filled the valley
for its second an n u a l show which with sm oke during th e day.
will be held [in Cottage G rove in
January. II. H. Collier, of T a ­
Bob Robinett spent T n u rsd ay and
coma, has been engaged to judge today in this city after m any years
the show and a large list of prem i­ absence in G illam county and
um s provided. D ates and place in P ortland. H e could only recog­
which the show will be held will nize th e old-tim ers.
be announced soon.
25% off on lad ies’ and ch ild ren ’s 'W e are selling ladies' shirt
ready to wear dresses at H am pton w aists for one-half off F rid a y and
S atu rd ay at L u rch ’s.
& Co’s.
SpraLy - W ynne
THE BABY CONTEST
AT THE ARCADE
Following is the vote for the
bab ies entered in the contest now
going on at th e A rcade T heatre.
Names of the little ones will not lie
given until after the contest closes.
U p to last nig h t the vote stood as
follows.
No. 1 .......................
211
“ 2 ...............................................256
“ 3 .................. 86
“ 4 .............................................1 1 9
“ 5 .............................................. 53
“ 6 ................................................236
“ 7 ........................................ ...1 1 6
“ 8 ....................
49
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I I
Company
1 4 .............................................. 28
“ 15.........................................
64
“ 16 . . . ..................................... 291
“ 17..............................................114
“ 18.............................................. 60
“ 19............................
176
“ 2 0 .........................
79
“ 2 1 .........
63
“ 22...............................................107
T h e two Hoyts at the A rcade are
well worth seeing. D on’t fail to
On the farm of F ran k S tu a rt'
yesterday, Bert Luper m ade a
threshing recotd w hich surpasses
au y th iu g yet reported.
In one
hour and forty m inutes he threshed
1020 bushels of oats.- It took ten
9 .....................................................
wagons to keep the m achine going.
10.................................
311
— A lbany Democrat.
11............................................... 65
1 2 . . .................
.381
10% off on linen an d silk pongee
1 3 . . .......... . : . .................... .. 36 shirts at H am pton & Co’s.
W E SELL=
TRAVELLERS CHECKS
They
Are Safe Money for Travellers.
Good in All
Parts of
the
W o rld .
First National Bank
or COTTAGE GPOVE
C a p it a l $ 2 3 , 0 0 0 .0 0
S u r p lu s a n d P ro fila $ 2 0 . 0 0 0 0 0
SECURITY AND SERVICE FOR OUR CUSTOMERS
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HAS A
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$6.40
From Cottage Grove
Ask for ottr booklet, ‘‘Outing in Oregon.”
L. S. Taylor, Agent; Cottage Grove, Or.
WM. McMURKAY,
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.