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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1909)
I THE BERGMAN LOCAL AND PERSONAL. The fast and first starter doesn’t I always win the race. A $5,000 hotel has just been | completed at Marcóla, this couuty. j Trespass notices priuted on cloth at the Leader office, six for 25 cents. Bargain in a bicycle, Rambler lady’s model, almost new. In quire, Phone 143. Orville Spear has accepted a po sition as salesman in the Burk holder-Woods store. b. G. Adair an old and highly esteemed citizen of Rugeue died in that city Sunday morning, aged 09 A s G u a rd ia n s of th e T r a d e We A r e years. Now R e c o m m e n d in g th e ir D urability Merl Scovel, Lurch’s genial clerk, is enjoying a few days vaca tion visiting with his grandparents in Yamhill county. j/J- E. Young, of Cottage Grove, was today named as administrator of the estate of John Semro, deceas ed. He left property valued at $800. S. K. Busick of Dorena, was I* transacting business in Cottage Grove Monday. He favored the Leader with a pleasant call and a We are heatl«|uarters for High Top Shoes; have in stock a subscription renewal. complete assortment of the celebrated Hamilton, Brown W. V. DeWald has moved his Shoe Co.’s and Washington Shoe Co.'s Tuion Eactory made grocery store from east Cottage High Tops. They have uo eiptal for durability, workman '.rove into his new store budding ship and quality of materials used in their construction. on Third street opposite S. R. Benefit Woman’s Club Miss Neita Hazelton. a New Candidate & Made on sightly conforming lasts, that do not hurt the feet. Piper’s residence. Library Fund . . Leads With 1510 Votes The Iiugene Register says a In Contest Today marriage license has been issued to a well kuown telegraph operator * and a milliner who both live at Following is a list.of the young j Cottage Grove. Can you guess it? ladies who are leaders in the Lead Senator Robert M. LaFollette “ W h ere Y o u D o B e tte r* It’s easy! • er’s Diamond Ring and Gold Earnestness born ot a deep conviction iti Ed Long, a Cottage Grove boy Watch voting contest; one hundred NOV. the everlasting righteousness of the cause of former days, was visiting with votes being given with every dollar | presented is the basis of Mr. LaFollette’s w his father and mother and shaking subscription or job printing pat commanding position upon the platform. POULTRY ASSOCIATION MEETING 2nd The Faithful Hen. hands with old fyeuds in this city ronage: Subject will be announced later. We need a year to grow a pig, An important meeting of the Saturday. He said he hardly Neitn Hazleton........................... 1510 . ’T il two before a steer is big. local poultry association will he recognized the old town since it Ethel Chrismau..................... 14901 /ijfj Lee Francis Lybarger The lien lays every day. Marie WilUrd.............................1450 j held in the offices of C. F. Walker had commenced to put on so many Alfalfa takes three years to spread, “ How to Be Happy,” not a sunshine A horse as colt three years we fed. Thursday evening to arrange for city airs. Ina Johnson.................................. 5 5 0 1 lecture, but one on the laws of happiness. The hen lays every day. the forthcoming poultry show. All Many regard this as Mr. I.arbergers great LOANS. A field of grain just once we reap, League Elects New President. members and fanciers are urged to est production. It is filled with ‘‘worldly A yearly fleece tike oil our sheep, The lien lays every day. I). S. R. Walker of Roseburg, be prepent. By order of wisdom.” It is not a “ sunshine” lecture, DEC. The Epworth League held a! but a search after the philosophy of right A few weeks yield the honey store. F. H- R o sen berg , Pres. will be at the Oregon Hotel Cot special business meeting last Fri Then blossoms, fruit and all is o'er. living. It is one lecture that has the tage Grove, Tuesday, Wednesday 6th The hen lays every day. day evening to fill two vacancies, I courage to face the facts, to see things as Max Staudaclier is Dead and Thursday of this week to ne p'or other things, too long we wait, they are. It shows not only the right of. that of president and second vice1 Qnr life is short and pay day late, gotiate loans. Any one desiring a happiness and the duty of happiness, Inti president caused by the recent1 The hen lays every day, The many friends of Max Staud- loan, or information concerning the ways of happiness. —Country Gentleman. acher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Staud- terms, conditions etc. concening departure from this city of Miss I 1 __ acher, who until recently resided loans call at the Oregon Hotel and Lurn Hefty and Mrs. Thomas net'i J S f j Notice. Clare Vaughn Wales Comedy Co. Berg. Mr. B. Applegate was chos j j g i in their west Cottage Grove home, see him. en president and Miss Ella D i c k - i g jj After the seventh seasou of unprecedented The A. F. & A. M bodge will will be surprised and grieved to success at the head of her own company, meet Saturday, Nov. b instead of learn of his death at the Iiugene Joseph and Jas. Porter, two well- ersou for second vice to fill the uu- j Oct. 30 as announced. Clare Vaughn Wales may be safely said to j hospital this Tuesday morning Oc known citizens of Cottage Grove, expired terms. be one of the established leading lyceum A. B runo N. M. JAN. Both of the services at the M. E I g R tober 26, 190b, of spinal meningi who are large real estate owners, attractions of the country today. Miss Church were very interesting and j To Sharp s Creek to Build Bridges. tis. For a number of years Max both in that city and the couuty Wales is an elocutionist of remarkable 26th and his father have been engaged round about, were in Eugene on largely attended Sunday, there be- j i p . ability. Accompanying her are Florence I,. N. Roney will take a crew of in mill and logging woik for the business Saturday. Adele Benson, pianist and soprano, and They will ing three accessions to the church ; gg six men to Sharp’s creek on the Harry T . Longstreet, baritone- Booth-Kelly buinber Co. at Sagi" shortly set out an orchard of 40 at the morning service, and one j Bohemia road, Wednesday to put at the morning service one week I in two bridges which are needed naw, and recently moved from this acres.— Eugene Register, to make the road to that city up to the camp for the wjnler. Laurant, The Man of Many Mysteries Oscar Woodard, a son of A. L. ago. Mrs. J . H. Chambers has been important mining section more Young Staudaclier was taken ill Woodard, the lumberman, who % easily traveled. The expense of recently and was taken to the F,u- appointed superintendent of the The talented magi Dan, Laurant gives the has been spending two years in putting in these bridges will be most novel, artistic and, marvelous attrac gene hospital for treatment. He school in Illinois, returned to this cradle roll department of the M. bortie jointly by F. J . Hard of the tion of its character now appearing before Church. was about 2.1 years of age and a city recently, to remain indefinitely. Vesuvius mine and bane county. American public, lie enjoys an en MARCH the very exemplary and industrious He notes a great growth and de — Register. viable reputation, only attained after years Killed Biggest Buck of Season. t í young man, lie was a member of velopment iti this city and com of hard work. Realizing the continual de maud of the lyceum public for something 9th the local W. O. W. Order, which munity in the past two years, he Roy Riggs and John Scott had j % uew, artistic and refined, we have secured will conduct the funeral which states. the good fortune to kill an unusual j this attraction and take pride in guarau» will be held at this place Wednes teeing satisfaction The first local basketball game ty large deer while out hunting [ day, the remains to arrive from of the season was scheduled for near Disstou Saturday, which was ; Eugene this afternoon. Saturday evening between the brought home Saturday evening j The College Singing Girls High School vs. Eighth Grade. and was viewed with interest by | Miss Gray Better. The High School team failed to their friends. It was a fine speci- j The College Singing Girls and Walter Miss Olga Gray, the 12 year-old put in ail appearance and accord men, with large antlers and hav- j Ecclos have proved to be one of the great est successes of the Lyceum. The eight daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. ing to the rule book the score was ing taken on its grey winter coat young ladies of the company are unusually ray, of 252 High Street, who has 1 to 0 in favor of the Eighth Grade. of hair. After being dressed it | talented and versatile. They are profes APRIL been ill for the past week with a Any one leaving town and hav weighed 175 pounds. sional singers, having good solo voices, threatened case qf appendicitis, is ing a piano to rent should apply to which perfectly blend in the concert work. W. 0. W. Attention reported convalescent, the disease phone 911, this city, Special costumes are provided for each feature. The great success has been due yielding to medicine, making an P,dward McDonald, a logger who All members of the order, the to iheir ability to properly render the bes« operation unnecessary. — Salem was engaged to work for the Booth uniform rank in particular, are i j j g j sacred operatic numbers written for Statesman. Kelly Lumber company in bringing urged to aasemble at the lodge room | g » women’s voices. Mr. and Mrs. Ofay formerly re their log drive down the McKenzie on or before 2:30 o’clock Wedues- I S S sided in Cottage Orove, and Miss river to the Coburg mills, lost his day afternoon to narticipate in the Olga has many friends here who life early yesterday morning just as funeral obsequies of our departed M will be pleased to learn of her re' they were commencing work at brother, Max Staudaclier. covery from her serious illness. Dutch Henry’s place by falling in F. II. R o sk nbk rg . to a deep pool and drowning. L. P. VVooley returned to Cot Drain Team Victorious. tage Grove recently after a short Chat. Cochran Will Build. stay in the city. While working The Eugene football team which recently at the carpenter’s trade Artitect John Hunzicker is pre went to Drain to pj^y * town team heavy timber fell on him and he paring plans and specifications for there was defeated by a score of 5 was slightly crippled as a eonse a fine 8-room residence with sleep to rt. The boys put up a stiff They fit any machine, quetice.—Eugene Guard. ing porch for Charles Cochran game, but their opponents were and outwear any other re cords in the world. Double which will be built about a block too heavy for them,. [Incorporated] Duality and price have value for your money! and a half south of the Methodist made Cleveland’s Baling ^he Singer stocking darner will Call ini Get a catalog I church at Criswell. W e Have Ouality and Quantify Combined. Powder the lad in g work on any sewing machine. For r r seller m Oregon. If You Want one or a Thousand Trees «ale hy Marion Veatch. Gray Seed Oat« HAND MADE LOGGERS Lurch’s ARE SO LELY C A R R IE D A T i Rees-Wallace Co. SH OES Remember Friday and Saturday we Give a Special On Cotton Batting, 15c V alu e for I2x c Per Lb. j LEADERS III OUI Cottage G rove u DIAMOND RING is VOTING CONTESI a Lyceum Course as TH E ATTRACTIO N S & m U a 1195 X 1 15 $5 u COLUMBIA Double-Disc Records, 65c 7th Season Tickets on Sale at the Wave Tire “ Old Reliable”^Albany Nurseries The Grove Studio Biggest bargain in diamonds ever flood gray seed oats for sale A carload of new high grade offered in Cottage Grove at Mad Fifty cent* per bushel at Cochran's pianos to arrive at Marion Veatch's sen’s next week. farm. B kid lkr B r o t h e r s . music store Nov. 1st. W rite Us. ALBANY, Catalogue Free............................... OREGON ri
