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LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Ladies Y our Hops are selling at 26 ceuts. T h e S eattle exposition closes this week. Sim eral & V audeuburg have a new ad today. Read it. l)r. Oglesby m ade E ugene a professional visit W ednesday. That we are selling our La Vogue Suits and Coats at a Discount of 10 per cent................................................... Miss M attie McCulloch of Mc M innville is a guest of Miss Dollie H aw kins an d other friends in this city. T he county clerk has issued a m arriage license to Jos. T . Lee and Miss N ellie L. E llis of Cottage W e will sell any suit or coat in the Store 10 per cent Grove. off. This, remember, is for two days only. Now Mrs. F . M. H ard in g of Salem is is your chance to get the best for a small price. a guest of her brother, W ill Keen W e are agents for the Ladies’ Home journal. and family, on her farm two miles northeast of th is city. G. H . Tyson, th e m erchant, was tran sactin g business at E ugene 'Thursday. H e has just recovered from a severe attack of grip. H . C. Cook will move his stock of groceries, crockery and shoes to th e new W oodw ard building one block east of th e hotel < )regon as CHURCH NOTES AND soon as the b u ilding is completed. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Rev. G roat met with a serious accident by falling ou the sharp T he Presbyterian Brotherhood corner of a box la st T uesday in ju rin g one or m ore ribs. H e is net at the home of I1'. II. Rosen suffering very m uch from the acci lerg last T uesday evening. A zery enjoyable evening was spent. dent. W hether you han d le the p aste T he next m onthly m eeting will be boards or not you cannot afford to held at the Manse. miss hearing Robert Sutcliffe relate Rev. Selden C. A dam s will “ T h e Rom ance of a Pack of preach at the Presbyterian church C ard s” at the M ethodist church n ex t S unday. T he subject of the | S unday evening. m orning sermon is: "D o w shall Mrs. H erbert E ak iu was down I Come to Jesus?” T h e evening j from Cottage G rove yesterday to address will be: “ Is th e W orld \ attend the S trange-M nndy n u p G row ing Better?” tials. She went on to Salem on Those who exjiected som ething 1 lere is a fine opportunity on T hanksgiving Day in the local to visit relatives there.— sensational in the sermon at the T u esd ay ’s Iiu g en e Register. for some bright energetic girl November 1909, to receive M. 1?. church S unday evening Billie E dw ards h as com pleted were disappointed. T h e subject or boy to secure absolutely th e $80 Diam ond Ring, and his developm ent work in his Peek- “ W hat W ould Christ be in Cot w ithout cost, except a little the boy or girl receiving the a-boo m ines in Bohemia for the tage G rove in 1909” was handled energetic effort, an $80 d ia n ex t highest vote to receive season and retu rn ed to this city. in a very interesting and able m a n H is property is show ing up ex ceed ner by Rev. Sutcliffe, who affirmed mond rin g or a $25 gold the $25 gold watch. T he re ingly well au d is now classed th a t C hrist would be characterized w atch, lad ies' or g en ts’ size, sult of the vote will lie an am ong the v alu ab le m ines of this were he here today, w ith all the wisdom, grace an d forbearance, rich m ining cam p. both to be supplied by local nounced every Friday through th at m ark ed his career at the daw n T h e corrogated steel ceiling is of the C hristian era. jewelers. the le a d e r. Every coupon being put in the new W oodw ard clipped from the Leader will At the M. E. Church Sunday. W ith every cash in ad brick and the contractor is ready for the plate glass windows. W a r vance subscription to the count as five votes. It is T he most interesting program ren M cFarland lias moved his yet at the Methodist church ou le a d e r at $1.50 per year will now up to the boys’ and girls, cig ar store into his room in the S unday. Bible school at 10, p u b be given 150 votes or 100 young or old to get busy and new brick, g u ard in g the open lic worship at 11 with address by windows at night. Robert Sutcliffe on "P ea ry and votes for every dollar secured secure a prize w hich is Mrs. Fees, G randm a Fees and Cook O u td o u e.” Duet by Dr. on delinquent subscriptions. w orthy their best effort, both the form er’s sister, Mrs. G am ble, and Mrs. V an W inkle. Epworth T h e Leader will also issue have been guests of Cottage Grove League devotional meeting at 6:10. i of which are fully guranteed friends this week, while on their People’s P opular service at 7:10. loo votes for every d o llar’s by our local jewelers, and way to K lam ath Falls, where Rev. Topic of p asto r’s lecture, “ Ro worth of job priutiug * turned Fees h as been assigned for the en m ance of a Pack of C a rd s.” A n suing year. H e was formerly them, “ Let u sS in g Unto the L ord” into this office d u rin g the will lie placed on exhibition by large chorus choir. All pastor of the M. E . church at this contest, the lioy or girl having in their show windows in strangers in town cordially invited place. the largest num ber of votes due time. W alker Y oung and a niece, Mrs. to atten d these gatherings. Stew art, and Mrs. Bud Gillispie, Christian Church Services Oct. 1?. Misses Mamie an d Mary Roberts, 10 a. m. Bible school, 11 o ’clock all of Eugene, called upon R ev . rmou to the aged. 6:10 p.*m. C. H . W allace T h u rsd ay afternoon iristian Endeavor. 7:10 address, who is seriously ill at his home in loosting Cottage G rove.” Iivery- this city. T hey are all friends of COUPON dy welcome. the family, Mr. Y oung and Rev. W . A. E i . k in s , Pastor. W allace have been almost life long G O O D F O R F IV E V O T E S friends. A ttorney A. 1!. King was in a t C. F. Coffman, th e genial barber an d his com panions, |o h n and tendance at circuit court at Rose- For C harles W right returned home burg th is week as one of defend W ednesday from their h unt on the a n t’s attorneys m the case of Mott I n T h e C o ttag e G r o v e L e a d e r P r i z e C o n test. Middle Fork where they were suc vs D avidson, wherein plaintiff cessful in b agging three fine deer saught to recover commission on the sale of real estate for d e au d a large cougar. Four days L E A D E R PU B LISH IN G C O . were spent at Kitsou Springs and fendant. However, it being prov en th at defendant reserved the th e boys report a fine time. right to sell the proyerty himself, O ur old friend, Dr. Lowe, was the verdict was for defendant, S V v o t i n g P l a c e . V o tes M u st l*e C a s t in B allo t B o* I’toviile«! in Leader office. looking after the optics of his much to the gratification of his m any p atients at th is place the Cottage G rove counsel. first of the week. Upon his reg u lar visit to the Leader office he e x L. N. Roney and F. J. H ard claim ed, “ P apers m ay come and went up on S h arp ’s creek W ednes papers m ay go, b ut the Leader day where Contractor Roney will goes on forever.” T h e le a d e r figure on bids for the con struction h as lieen boosting .faithfully for of two or three new county bridges Cottage G rove for more th an 20 in the Bohemia road district of years and ex p ects to keep up the which Mr. H ard is supervisor. work for m an y years to come. They are m aking the trip in Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bam berg of Roney ’s' automobile. Medford, th e former a cousin of Ira Beidler, of near O akland Mrs. Orriii Robinson and the la t ter a great niece of J . B. Lewis, was a guest of his brothers and are guests of these C ottage G rove m other who reside on the Cochran relatives this fw eek. They are on farm near this city W ednesday. their return hom e from a visit to H e was accom panied by an Iowa the Salem fair an d Seattle exposi gentlem an who was looking for an tion. T hey h av e not visited this Oregon farm home and who was city in 19' years an d are n atu rally very favorably impressed with this surprised at the rem arkable growth locality. “ frxr of Cottage G rove and the rapid an d there is good reason for Clarence Cameron, of the A l developm ent of the co untry trib u our steady and satisfactory bany sash and door factory, sp e n t!« ta ry thereto. growth. T h e fact .that we have not only held our business b ut W ednesday in this city looking j Clean seed w heat for sale at the after the lum ber business. T h e I j practically doubled it with all com petition, indicates th a t the Flour mill. Leader w as favored with a pleas- public m ind has not lost sight of the essential requirem ents th a t Chas. D ew ald an d family, after ant call. m ake a b an k sound and safe. T he principles of conservative selling their farm interests on the b an k in g th a t have governed our developm ent in the past will lower U m pqua, h av e returned to PARLOR MILLENERY. shape o u r future policy. Cottage G rove to reside perm anent- — --------------- || tly. Mr. D ew ald is a son of the Mrs. H . A. Miller will remodel & east C ottage G rove grocerym an, Start an account with us and grow with a W . V. Dewald, an d will assist his h ats in latest styles an d at reason- S G R O W IN G PROGRESSIVE BANK father in the store th is winter, the able prices. Special attention stock to lie moved in the new given to renovating old m aterials Dewald b u ilding on T hird street at C a p ita l & U ndivided an early date. D an Dewald who cu rlin g plumes etc. Call at resi Su rp lu s P rofit« dence ju st west of the Catholic h as lieen assisting in the store will $ >0.000 SI 7.000 C hurch or Phone Main 571. return to his former home soon. Attention Is Called to the Fact Friday and Saturday O N LY A T L U R C H ’ S ; DIAMOND RING AND GOLD We are headquarter* for Hi*h Top Shoes: have in stock a com plete assortm ent of the celebrated H am ilton, Hroyvn Shoe C o.’s and W ashington Shoe C o.’s Union Factory m ade H igh Tops. They have no equal for durability, w orkm an ship and quality of m aterials used in their construction. Made on sightly conform ing lasts, th a t do not hurt the feet. R e e s -W a lla c e C o. “ W here Y ou Do B e tte r ” Phillips Ranch Sold. Royal Intermediate School Items. l.ast week the Hob Phillips farm of 155 acres located on the Coast Fork a few miles south of C ottage Grove was sold through the Phil lips &- K ing real estate agency to a Mr. Finley of Eastern Oregon for $5,000. Mr. Finley returned to E astern • ) regon late last week to assist in packing and shipping his household goods to this place and will soon arrive w ith his' family to ta k e personal charge of their new farm home. Mr. G ildersleve’s house is begin- iug to be visible. Mr. L. M. Owens & Co. m ade a trip to town S aturday. Mrs. G. I'.. Johnson m ade a business trip to town T hursday. Miss Llyda Moe was the guest of Miss F aye Deardorff S unday after noon. Cottage Grove Elks at Eugene. 'There were three students added to the school last week m ak in g the enrollm ent over fifty. T he Chorus Club met at the school home Saturday evening and enjoyed a good hearty sing. Miss Fern Royer and sister Mrs. A dam s visited friends on Silk Creek F riday and S aturday. T he people of the neighborhood are busy getting their fall work done w hile the good w eather lasts. F ran k Chitwood, from K lam ath County, is visiting his brother Earnest who is attending school. Roy W heeler left M onday for Portland where he expects to under go an operation for appendicitis. Miss G race Innis, one of the prim ary teachers, is getting to be quite a favorite at# m g the children. T he old saying “ Theres n o p la ce like hom e” was dem onstrated last week when Kyle Kendall returned to Royal. O rville Clifton and Jessie Royers m ade a trip to Bald Butte Sunday and upon returning reported that they had seen a black and white deer. Among the Cottage G rove Ivlks who cam e down to attend the “ blow o u t" of the Elks lodge W ednesday ev e n in g were J . W . Baker, F ra n k J. Sly, T . Roderic Baker, E. A. W ilson and H . P. Phillips. T hey stayed the better portion of the n ig h t.— Register. Bom. E A SL E Y — T o the wife of F rank Easley at the farm hom e four miles north of Cottage Grove, October 14th 1909, a ten pound girl. Mother and d aughter are getting along fine and F rank is a very proud daddy. COLUMBIA Double-Disc Records, 65c Mr. Jam es Lynde an d family moved into the neighborhood last week. I-ost, strayed or stolen sometime between sunrise and sunset, a piece of w earing apparel belonging to O scar W heeler. E vidently some one realized the fact, th a t th e chill of w inter was approaching. DIED. 4 % ' v\ ^ ^ u a tc on /u jn re c o rd s aj. ! JY tj f t /O r te T hey fit any machine, and outw ear any other re cords in the world. Double value for your m oney I Call in i G et a catalog I The Grove Studio T aylor— At the hom e of Mrs. Bachelor on Fourth Street Oct. 14, 1909, Mrs. N ellie Taylor, w if e o f ja s . C. T aylor, aged .18 years, ° f T uberculosis. Deceased and fam ily have long been residents of D ivide an d this com m unity where they have m any relatives and friends. Besides a bereaved husband deceased leaves four children to m ourn her loss. Funeral services were conducted at the home of Isaac T aylor on Fourth street this F riday afternoon at 1:30 o ’clock interm ent in the I. O. O. F. cemetary. T he funeral services were conducted by Rev. W. A. E lkins of the Christian Church of w hich denom ination de ceased w as a member since she was 16 years of age. 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