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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1909)
I ot* I f y o u L lk o THE LEAD ER B oost fo r It* I f r\ot. S en d y o u r C ritic is m to th is P s p o r. V»* L « »'’ U « w t l H In TH E LEAD ER T ht» la W h a t B n . m Buslnaaa and glvaa the Pa per L lle- (S t a t ic <00 P U B L IS H E D S E M I- W E E K L Y B O H E M ÌA S 9 8 S E T LK A O K m 'C o . a o l l i . l e d J a n u a r , 9, 1908 VOL. XXI. NO. 29 COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON, F R I D A Y , O C T O B E R 29, 1909 HAMPTON ® CO. KANSANS ARRIVE IN COTTAGE GROVE W IN ARE COMING BIG CHARIER MEMBERSHIP Mr. and Mrs. A. L. De La Vergue aud daughter. Mrs. W. B. I ! Finney and children, of Sterling, I Kansas, arrived in this city recent ly to locate jieriuaneiitly. Mr. Fiuney vjsited this place a year ago and purchased 25 acres of the Phoenix mufflei8. — _.$ .50 Chapin farm at Latham, a mile Spun Silk Scarfs 90c lu— 4.50 and a half south of this city, Collar pins. • which he will set to fruit and Hlack baud hags 75c to. 4.50 otherwise improve. Mr. Finney Latest styles in notions Shirl W aist sels. will also engage in poultry raising Flannelette skirts 25c to. - .50 Belt Buckles. on quite an extensive scale, inak Knit Corset Covers--------- .50 ing White Leghorns his specialty, Tie and Scarf pins. Laundry bags-------------- .25 a fine flock of which he is bring Solid Gold Bracelets. Hand made doilies 12%c to .75 Members of the Oregon & Wash ing with him in a car which he On Tuesday evening about forty literary aud physical culture; to Necklaces and many other ar has chartered for carrying his Hand embroidered center- ington Lumber Manufacturers’ household goods, horse, buggy men, members and friends of the promote the spirit aud practice of Christian Brotherhood; to increase ticles in our Notions case to nu pieces _______________ - - 2.25 Association will hold their next aud other things and he is expect Methodist lipiscopal Church, met fraternal interest amoug men: to at the church in this city aud were Hand crocheted center- merous to mention. This Sale meeting at Cottage drove Nov. 20. ed to arrive here with his car of devolop their activity in all that treated to a splendid banquet in pieces_____ ______________3.00 Affords a splendid opportunity for A double-header affair has been freight this week, having been the church gymnasium by the La relates to social, civic and indus framed up by Secretary Wastell, heard from a few days ago at dies Aid Society o f the church, trial betterment, and to build up anyone wanting to select articles Needles, California. The families which embraces the meeting and have rented the pleasant home of Mesdames Wheeler, Benson, Con this church in particular by lead fo r Christmas presents. ing men into its communion and attending a big football game at R. R. Bright north of the Cottage ner, Phillips, Arne, Rd Jones, Jas. fellowship. Porter, Mrs. Sutcliffe and Miss Joeger fleeced heavy. . . . .50 Eugene, between University of Drove de(>ot where they will reside Its purpose is to support and Sutcliffe, serving. At the close of Hoys fleeced h eavy.______ .25 Oregon and O. A. C. The lumber through the winter, while Mr. the banquet Prof. Iv K. Barnes supplement and not to overlap or Finney is building a new residence Boys natural wool 65, 75 to .90 men’s excursion is to leave Port was chosen toastmaster, and a half supplant’the functions or work of land at 8:15 a. in., Friday, arriving on his 25 acre tract and getting it hour was pleasantly spent, the pro » y , extstmg organtzat.ou in Mens heavy wool, $2 and. 1.50 in readiness to move upon in the in Rugene in time to see the ball Values to $2, 15c each. lessor proving a very entertaining the local church, nor is any work Mens light wool, $1 to. 1.40 spring. These families are very game, and mingling so far as j>os- and efficient toastmaster. The undertaken which conflicts with sible with the lumbermen of that estimable people and the Leader company thefi repaired to the class a,lot ler church agency. Its func- district. Following attendance at joins with our citizens in extend room where the object and plan of "on is rather to cooperate with all this game, the party will proceed ing them a cordial welcome to a Chapter or church brotherhood «■ “ M* tee" V^ars of to Cottage drove, arriving there in Cottage Drove. They have been was fully explained bv Rev. Sut- a« e ,s rtJKible membership, if readers of the Leader for some Belgian hose for men 1.50 time Saturday to hold the regular cliff«- and was ably discussed |)V approved by the hxcutive Corn- The Dutchess trousers time past. A splendid hat, and will wear meeting Saturday Nov. 20. Fol many of those present, including “ ■«** a“ d elected by a majority of lowing the meeting the party will F B. Phillips, F. D. Wheeler, ¡he members present at any regu- with any, $1 to$2.50. We have are sold under a positive return to Portland by the next Prof. Barnes, A. J. Armstong, ;1« r meeting of the Chapter $5.00 a good selection in color and guarantee, $2 to ___ train. Rev W. J. Darduer, Mr. Hale, , J he " ext meeting of Gardner If in two months, a sus shape. The citizens of Cottage drove D. H. Tyson, Jas. Benson, <7eo i GUaptor is subject to the call of Dordan hat “ alwavs” ____.LOO pender button comes off, we should unite with local lumbermen Hall, J. I. (ones. Mr. Kurtz, and Kev. Sutcliffe, upon receipt of the Colors blue, green, gray, in extending the visiting lumber will pay you 10c, if they rip That the Czar of Russia will others, all favoring the plan and |,,ew charter a,,d bad« es: men a cordial welcome to our city holly, olive, tan, brown and CHAPTERS GYMNASIUM. ( have a royal orchard in Southern declaring that such an organiza at the waist bann, we will and in making there stay here J. I. Jones announced that a. black. Oregon is the information given tion would be a great ljeuefit to its pleasant and enjoyable, that they pay you 50c, if they rip in out by two nobles of his court, members, the church and Cottage ' complete gymnasium outfit pur- may go away with a most favor chased by him a year ago aud now Anton Petroskovich and Peter Drove in general. the seat or elsewhere, we will able impression of Cottage drove, After it was decided that a Chap in his posession would be turned Peterliof, who have just completed pay you $1 or give you a new its people and the lumber and tim an inspection of the Pacific North ter should be organized, Rev. Sut over to the Chapter by him if the ber interests tributary to this city. pair. W ill keep them dry_____ $2.00 west to locate such an orchard. clilfe stated that among those pres members would see that it was iti- They decided to recommend the ent was the titan who organized stalled in the church gymnasium Rogue River valley and are ex- and served as pastor of the first and a committee appointed to look Lane County Apples Best ejected to close negotiations just Methodist Church ever instituted after it. This proposition was a.c- made for a tract near Medford. in Cottage Drove more than 2t>’ ceptcd. The need of n larger Arents Agents Albany, Or., Oct. 28.— Lane Now listen to Medford’s crow. years ago, and suggested that the gymnasium was suggested where- For For countv was awarded first place in Had the agents of Nicholas con natue of this rugged, venerable and upon J. I. Jones volunteered the A. E. Anderson (OL International grand old Methodist clergyman, gift of $250 worth of lumber for the contest for excellency of coun sulted some of the Medford or- Tailoring Tailoring chardists who have come to Cot lie adopted as the name of the such a building to be erected on ty exhibits at the Albany apple Company Company tage Drove to engage in the fruit Chapter aliout to be organized, the rear of the church lots. F. li. fair, Benton second, Marion third. industry they would no doubt have This suggestion met with general Phillips statedthat he would do- By winning first county prize, located the Royal orchard here favor aud “ Gardner Chapter” was nate the required amount of nails the name chosen unanimously for I for the building and numerous Lane county gets $50 cash and a abouts. this new Brotherhood, in honor o f , other smaller donations of material $100 silver cup. our esteemed, honored and worthy ! and work were volunteered, so with- Fine Home Grown Peaches. In the individual awards, Ben Received Fine Jersey. Ladd Stock townsman. Rev. W, J Gardner out a doubt a commodious gymna- ton county exhibitors won nine Officers for Gardner Chapter simn building for Darduer Chapter Hamilton Veateh has some very Tom Cox, who resides on a farm were chosen as follows: President, will be a reality before spriug. It firsts and four sec o n d s.L in n six fine peaches on display in the Com one and a half miles south of this li. K. Barites: Secretary, M. II. is stated in this connection, so e»~ Rugene, Oct. 28.— Circuit court mercial Club rooms grown ou his firsts and six seconds, Lane three city, received a fine young Jersey Anderson; Treasurer, Harrv Short, thusiastic are many of the mem- convened in adjourned session at fruit farm east of this city. He firsts and two seconds, Marion one male from the famous Ladd herd at The other officers will lie elected at j hers regarding this movement that Portland, Wednesday of this week the next meeting when the charter , extensive developments ¡ire likely 10 o ’clock Wednesday and the day sold a wagon load of these peaches first and one second. Lane county took first for Red and will proceed to improve his and badges will lie received and a to materialize including provisions was spent in going over the docket in this city Monday at $1.80 per constitution and by laws, to be \ for a uatatorium, boat house aud in which these are 147 cases. A bushel, fra Couner had a fine Cheek Pippins, II.R . McCornack, Jersey stock. submitted by the committee appoin-1 other means of recreation in con- good many cases were dismissed crop of large jieaches on his few Rugene; Yellow Bellflowers, II. C. ted, A. J. Armstrong, D. II. Tyson nection with the new gvinuasiu.m, Bushncll, Junction City; on best As a result of the law prohibiting and finally disposed of and those trees in his orchard a m ile and a and \V. C. Counter, will lie read Many other special features, and half northeast of this city this sea commercial pack, H. C. Bushnell. the shooting of female Chinese and adopted. dismissed are as follows: , social innovations are Iteiug con- The second prize for Jonathans pheasants it is found that many onjKCTS ot t h e c h a p t e r . ! sidered by the members oj the new M. T . Mundle vs. Oarman-Hem- son which he picked this week. hunters who shoot these birds un was taken by Mr. Bushnell and enway. Recover money. D i s- The aim of this organization is j Chapter, intentionally, leave them lyin g in "L ittle d irl in Big Palace,” also the second in Class D, Yellow the fields, hence the law is declared to effect the mutual improvement ; c h a r t e r member i . ist missed on plaintiff's motion. of its memlters by religious, social, ' I he following named persons a “ bum affair.” The First National Bank of Cot Methodist church Sunday evening. Newtown Pippins, by the same. - — voluntarily signed the charter mem ■■ .■* ■ tage drove vs. Bank of Cottage bership record and many others Grove. Recover money. Demur ' - will sign Itefore the charter is re rer to third cause of action sus ceived and closed: tained. Plaintiff stated that he \V. L. Hubbell, F. \V. Lewis, ; I’ . D. Rodgers, Fred T. Scheibner, does not wish to plead further. Clarence Hale, L. A . Ralston* Defendant was gianted judgment I Bertram Applegate, Harry Short, for costs. j Ren Sanford, E. K. Barnes, I*'. C. Inez V. Matlock vs. Joseph F. j Ralston, J. B. Simeral, A . j. Arm Matlock. Divorce. Dismissed on strong, Frank Lee, Deo. M. Hall, I Dr. J. O. VanWinkle, R. R. Hale, plaintiff's motion. I \V. C. Monroe, \V. C. Counter, \V. Standard Liquor company vs. W e are always busy. Every day gets busier. C. Conner, Albert Woodard, J. I. Joseph Jacobs, Recover money. Jones, J. S. Benson. Francis R. W e are always right and are getting Tighter. Settled and dismissed. Kurtz, J. W. Wilson, O. II. Tyson, Det in line and get yourself right. How will you do it? Det one of those Nifty P A R IS IA N SUITS. F. D. Wheeler, W. J. Gardner, J. B. Lewis, F. B. Phillips, Wm. Arne, Clarence Mores Improving. D etone of those Nobby Hats. I II. C. Hart, M. H. Anderson, Rev. Robt. Sutcliffe. Det a pair of those Snappy Shoes. Dr. I,. W . Scarbrough of Cres- C ash T o A ll Half Price Sale Oregon and Washington Chapter Named in Honor of a Pioneer Methodist Lumber Manufactur Minister. Rev. W. J. Gardner— Methodist Brotherhood— Fine Banquet ers Association Underwear . Ladies Belts Gordan Hats ,over Dutchess Trousers THE CZAR CONTRACTS OREGON ORCHARD FEVER Boy’s Slickers HAMPTON COM PANY DOCKET CLEARED OF MANY CASES NOTICE, NESMITH COUNTY CITIZENS well, was called to consult with Dr. W . A . Kitne Saturday regard ing the condition of Clarence Morss who is critically ill at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Morss, in east Cottage Drove. Dr. Scarbrough and «little sons Came up in their high wheeled automobile. Mr. Morss is now much improved. Messrs Kerr and Silsby are here with their families from Ashland ready to open their new stock of fresh groceries and crockery in the Porter brick just as soon as it is Vacated by Cook & Son. Det Staley Underwear. Cet Rverwear Hosiery. Det them all at Wheeler-Thompsott Co’s, and then vou will be getting right. and right you have to cotffe to us. * t You know that when you want something good W e always have been leaders in these lines aud always will, or bust a hame-string. , / W h e e le r -T h o m p s o n C o m p a n y “ Have It For Less » » \ A grange is about to be organ« ized at Battdon. The grange & ; the only social and deliberative or- | ganization in Oregon that has | taken np from the standpoint of ; the farmer the living issues and i advancements of the day. If the 1 Battdon people will join it aud take up with its work in earnest there will be a greater and a better Ban- l don aud Coos county as a result. Trespass notices printed on cloth at the leader office, six for 25 cents.
