LOCAL AND PERSONALJP
See
Big ad
On last page.
Orchestra in Methodist church
Sunday evening.
LOGGERS
Read the new ads of Hampton
& Co! and Wheeler-Thompsou Co.
Bargain iu a bicycle, ladies’ j
Rambler, almost new. Phone 95.!
Attorney W . C. Counter was I
courting at the county seat this [
week.
The farm home of Jas. Awbrey |
was burned at Pleasant
Hill
Thursday.
Do B e tte r’
Lurch’s
ARE SO LELY
C A R R IE D A T
A s G u a r d i a n s o f th e T r a d e
Remember Friday and Saturday we Give a Special
On Cotton Batting, 15c Value for I2xc Per Lb.
Attorney J. C. Johnson was iu
attendance at the preliminary term
of circuit court at Eugene this week.
Regular sessiou opens Monday.
Dave Scholl moved his jewelry
store in the new W oodward brick
this week. Go and see him and
his fine line of jewelry, watches
and clocks.
Mrs. George Knowles of Kugene,
who with her little daughter has
been visiting with the family of
W . W . Hawley at W ildwood re
turned to their home at the county
seat Wednesday.
CHURCH NOTES AND
ANNOUNCEMENTS 3 K
Don’t miss ------------
a word of this notice.
Sunday services in the Methodist
church as follows: Bible school
at 10, splendid increase last week.
Public worship at 11 with sermon
by Robert Sutcliffe on “ The 1'se
of Trials.” Duet by Mrs. II. C.
Hart aud Miss Nancy Whitsett.
Epworth League devotional meet
ing at 6:30. People's (xipular ser
vice at 7:.!0. The pastor tells the
story of " A Little Girl in a Big
Palace.” Quartet by Mrs. Van'
Winkle, Armorel Sutcliffe: Messrs
Conner aud Van Winkle. Au or
chestra assists iu the service. At
tentive ushers are iu readiness to
minister to the wants of all.
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Double-Disc
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They fit any machine,
and outwear any other re
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value for your m on ey!
Call in ! Get a catalog 1
The Grove Studio
iqtt a piaqo to rent should apply to SHERIFF'S SA Lt ON EXECUTION IN
oh°"e 'IU, this city.
FORECLOSURE.
JAN.
26th
New brick, ufcw goods. Come
iu and see me. D. J. Scholl, the
jeweler, Woodward brick.
W. lC Murray, and family, of
Colville, Washington, are visiting
with I*'. M. Murray, ^ father pf the
*~Ttuer, w h o resides iu ibis city.
f. Murray is city marshal and
water commissioner in his home
town, which recently voted iu fav
or of local option, which law will
go into effect ujt there in December.
He is very tavorably impressed
with Cottage Grove and after spend
ing the winter with his family in
southern California, will stop over
in this city in the spring and may
decide to locate here.
Circuit court convened Wednes
Fancy Chickens for Sale
day to take uj) the issues and clear
the docket for the regular term
Fine Black Mino^c^ r coaler Uoui
which begins next Monday. The
lose, California
docket will be pretty well cleared a fatuou^
breeder. Cost $\S will sell for 12.-
of minor cases tfcps w^ek and when
Hie regular term convenes the trial 50. Apply to Mrs. Jas. Benson.
Some Ciolden Rock and Black
cases will begin.
Notice is hereby given Uut by virtue
of an execution a^\l order of sale issued
out of \lie Circuit Court of the State of
(Aregon, for the County of Lane, on the
29th day of September 1909, on a judg t
ment rendered In said court on the 5th
day of August 1900, in favor oí J. O.
pond, plaint,Uf and against the property
of
R Staveus ?<ur the sum of eight
httwfred and sixty-six and 46-100 dollars
with interest thereon from the said 5th
lay of August 1909, at the rate of (» per
cent per annum and the further sum of
one hundred fifty dollars attorneys fees
and the further sum of seventy-one and
90-100 dollars costs and disbursements
which judgment was enrolled and dock
eted in the clerks office <4 »aid court in
said county
the 1-th day of August
nnd ¿aid execution and order of
^ale to me directed commanding me, in
the name of the State of Oregon, in or
der to satisfy said judgment, costs and
accruing costs to sell the following de
scribed real property, situated an«l being
in Um* County, Oregon, to-wit:
f'he Southeast % of the Northeast *4 (
of Section ,15 in Township 21, south ot ■
Range one, west, containing 10 acres |
more or less, in Lane County, Oregon.
Now therefore, in the name of the Slate
of Oregon ami in compliance with sai«I !
execution and order of sale, I will, on 1
Wednesday the 3rd day of November 1
1909, between the hours of 9 o ’clock a.
m. and 4 o ’clock p. m. to-wit: A ton el
o ’clock p. in. on r tid day. at the south-,
west door of !**»• 1 junty Court house in 1
Engetie. Lane County, Oregon, of^ef tea
sale, for cash, suhie^f lo ie<tei»iptioii. all'
ot (l^e ^brfvfe ‘»iame«l defendants right,
i»tle and interest in an«! t<‘ the above de
scribed real property.
25-30
II. L. Kowif,
Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon.
|tate<l this 2**th day of Septemlier, 1909.
A carload of new high grade
and Buff Lan^shan cockerels for
eack. Inquire at this of pianos to arrive at Marion Veatch's
Fine to head farm flocks.
music store Nov. 1st.
Registered Anporia Billie Goat *aie
for sale, Inquirtof Ctfrtis Veatch fice.
After the seventh season o f unprecedented
success at the head of her own company,
Clare Vaughn Wales may be safely said to
be one o f I he established leading lyceum
attractions of the country today. Miss
Wales fs an elocutionist o f reidarkable
ability- Accompanying her ape Florence
Adele Benson, pianist nnd soprano, and
Harry T. Lougstreet. baritone-
Laurant. The Man of Many Mysteries
MARCH
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Ilow to Be Hapipy,
not a sunshine
locture, but one on the ' laws of happiness.
Many regard this as Mr. Larbergers great-
est production. It is filled with 1 worldly
wisdom.” It is not a “ sunshine” lecture,
but a search after the philosophy of right
bviug. It is one lecture that has the
courage to face the facts, to see things as
they are. It shows not only the right of
happiness and the duty of happiness, but
the ways of happiiness.
Clare Vaughn Wales Comedy Co.
Ç. W. Beals & Son.
Harness
Earnestness born of a deep conviction iu
the everlasting righteousness of the cause
presented is the basis of Mr. LaEollette's
commanding position upon the platform.
Subject will be announced later.
Lee Francis Lybarger
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W hile returning home from an
unsuccessful hunt at Cedar Creek
Tuesday, Henry Veatch o f the lo
cal hardware firm, shot a lone wild
goose which came flying along
al>ove the tree tops Lfy the roadside
aboqt {oup miles south' of town,
w|th a 30-30 rifle, so late in the
evening that he could hardly see
the sights on his gqq. WhUe. be
got no venison a substitute o f good,
fat wild goose was not so bad.
Club
TH E A TTRACTIONS
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From Oregon City comes the
following story:
In the office o f County Clerk
Greenmail Tuesday afternoon, a
marriage license was issued {£(
Mabel Whitney Wright and E. A.
Wright, both of this county. Mrs.
Wright was formerly the wife of
Robert Wright, a hrother of K. A.
Wright, and Robert Weight au-
companied his brother to the
court house and made the neces
sary affidavit before the license
could be secured.
Mrs. Wright was divorced from
Robert Wright six mouths ago
E. A . Wright, who today married
his brother’s former wifp, is al^o
divorced, his first wife having been
Olive Whitney, a sister to thè wife
he married today.
Mrs. Robert- Wright has two
children and the court house qffp
cials are wandering what relation
these children are to their new
father, besides his being an uncle
and a stepfather to them.
A re
Coffman & Willard will soon!
move their barber shop into the
building vacated this week by
Scholl the jeweler.
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Mrs. Rostein, wife o f Ed Ros-
tein, arrived in this city Thursday
Regular service at the Christian
from Salem to visit with her hus church, Sunday Get. ,11. Subject
Martin-Morrow Wedding.
When the Table is Turned.
band, who with Mr. Greenbaum, qf morning discourse, “ G ood Suc-^
has purchased the W . A. Hetnen-.
Miss
Nellie
Kay
Martin
and
Mr.
Here is the w a y the (tapers will
way merchandise stqck.
Charles H. Morrow were married
'T was glad when they said un
write up weddings ten years hence:
Johq Durham is making two
Wednesday evening at the home of
“ The bride looked very well iu a the bride’s parents Nfr. an$ Mrs. neat modern cottages out of the to me, ‘ Let us go up to the house
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traveling dress, but all eves were t'. S. Martin, 11(9 Thirty-second two frame buildings he recently of the Lord.’ ” Welcome.
centered upon the groom. I Ic wore Avenue, in the presence o f about bought from H. Veuske and mov
W . A . E l k i n s , Pastor.
a dark suit that fitted his form per i thirty friends by Rev. L. bakjn.
ed on his lots from Main Street to
fectly anti in his dainty gloved
The brirfe was gowned in white make room for the new Venske
“ They sat on the stepis at mid
hand he carried a small rose. His satin trimmed in pearl and silver brick the first story of which con
night,
two focils that were better iu |
curly hair was beautifully done, trimmings and carried bride’s tractor Will Hart has nearly com
bed; murmuring honeyed nothings,
and a delicate odor of hair oil of ]roses.
pleted.
the best quality floated down the
while the silver moon hung her j
Miss Nellie Grow, in pale rose
The annual shoot |n which Go.
.a isle as he passed.
1 he voung satjn, ami Miss Edna Martin,
head. Tw o fools with joyous ela ;
people will miss him now that lie' sister of the bride, in pale lavender H's crack shots participated Thurs
tion swooped the microbes on their
day
was
conducted
under
the
most
,s married, lie is loved by all for satin, each carrying sljower ho-
unfavorable weather conditions. lips with a queer sensation from i
Miis many accomplishments, his quets of pink roses,
were the However, the team scored 74 over
toes to their finger tipis.
piling j (T j
tender grace and his winning ways. bridesmaids. Mr. Charles Martin
The bride commands a good salary , acted as groomsman and Mr. Will Roseburg and Horace Conner the same stuff ovep that was nothing j
as bookkeeper and the groom will Robinson as best man. The wed maintained the best indivdual rec when ft was new: giggling, gushing
ord up to the present time. A
miss none of the luxuries to which ding march was played by Miss
more complete report will ha pub and burning, but frozen through
he has been accustomed. A crowd Rose Shinitnan.
and through. This fond affectioy,
of pretty men saw him off at the | A wedding bell of white carna- lished Tuesday
the young folks havy to
they
Go
and
see
Scholl,
the
jeweler,
depot.”
I tions and smilax was arranged far
- the bridal party in the living room, in his new quarters in the W ood think if loy^ Vfudymg and angels
fneauvy stare. The bachelor thinks
and the same flowers, with greens, ward brick.
were' also used. Supper was served
E.. R. Stockwell, a former stu it is nothing, the old maid says it
after the wedding. The dining dent of the University, but who is is vice, and mamma says it (-,: ^
room and table were decorated in now in the office of G. W . McEti-
naughty, but the yoifugsftJ: k n o w s .R *
pink carnations and smilax. The erney, one of the foremost attorneys
reception hall was in red, and of San Francisco,, is in the city for if is niqe.”
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green cactus apd dahlias were the
day or two. He has been spend
Repairing a Specialty
Quality and price have
flowers most in evidence.
tug a week's vac^tiqu *t Cottage
made Cleveland’s Baking
Mr. Morrow and his br>de left Grov^ with r e la t e s , bqt will re
Powder the leading
tern
to
l(is
work
the
latter
part
of
Remedies
Ifor
a
short
weddfng
tpp
aqd
wdl
and
Poultry
Stock
seller in Oregon,
j be at home afte(: the twepty-fifth the week.— Register,
FIRST STREET
| of October in tips city.— Seattle
Any oneleaviug powu aqd hav*
Times.
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A Matrimonial AHixgp.
We
N o w R e c o m m e n d i n g t h e ir D u r a b ilit y
H. Venske, the contractor, lias
moved his family into his new
home on Fourth Street near the
Presbyterian Church.
•W h e re Y o u
SH OES
F. D. Wheeler and Jas. Benson j
left Thursday for Gardner, to eti- j
joy a duck hunt.
Hot tamales and fresh oysters j
served any style, at the Rose con- j
feetiouery. A good place to get i
that evening lunch.
Rees-Wallace Co.
BERGMAN
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Quartet sings iu
Methodist
church Snuday evening.
We are headquarters for I1i|?h Top Shoes: have in stock a
complete assortment of th ■ celebrated Hamilton, Brown
Shoe C o.’s and Washington Shoe C o.’s Union Factory made
High Tops. Thov have no equal for durability, workman
ship and quality of materials used in their construction.
Made on sightly con forming lasts, that do not hurt the feet.
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The talented magician, Laurant gives the
most novel, artistic ¿ ’ill marvelous attrac
tion of its character now apjiearing before
the American public. He enjoys au en
viable reputation, only attained after years
of hard work. Realizing the continual de
mand of the lyceum public for something
new, artistic and refined, we have secured
this attraction and take pride in guaran
teeing satisfaction.
The College Singing Girls
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The College Singing Girls aud Walter
Eccles have proved to be one of the great
est successes of the Lyceum. The eight
young ladies of the company are unusually
talented and versatile. They are profes
sional singers, having good solo voices,
which perfectly blend in the concert work.
Special costumes are provided for each
feature. The great success has been due
to tl.eir ability to properly render the best
sacred operatic
numbers
written
for
women’s voices.
Season Tickets on Sale at the Wave
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The “ Old Reliable” Albany Nurseries
[In co.'p ora tcd |
W e Have Quality and Quantity Combined.
If You W ant one or a Thousand Trees
W rite Us. Catalogue Free..............................
ALBANY,
OREGON