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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1909)
LOCAL AND I # Our § Christmas Goods C leveland’s Baking Powder. Eight new subscribers for the I. eader this week is not so worse. Meet me at K err itc S ilsby’s. T h a t’s the place 1 get good coffee au d tea. Attorney J. C. Johnsou w as look ing after legal m atters at E ugene T uesday. And are now on display at our store. W e have Presents for Men, Women Ladies, d o n ’t fail to read the big f and Children. Anything you can imagine in the Toy line you will find at our Toy ad of the Ladies Toggery in the \ Department. Post Card Albums, Photo Albums, Toilet Articles, Dolls, Doll Heads, Leader today. i Toy Animals, Toy Stoves, Toy Dishes, Drums, Blocks, Toy Banks, Trains, Wagons, I f . P. W heeler of C ottage G rove £ Tool Chests, Mechanical Toys. Also a new and complete line of Musical Instruments. was transacting business at E u gene T uesday. Friday and Saturday Special, Senator Bingham was u p from 50c Value in Dress Goods for -’. E ugene T hursday looking after, business matters. “ F aces” at the Methodist church S unday evening. O uartet sings “ Face to F ace.” H ear the Edison Phonograph, with the new Cygnet horn, at V eatcb 's music store. T he creation of Nesm ith county will be a blow th at will almost kill Married. F ather P arker of th e Drain N on and there is good reason for pareil. A t Creswell, Decemlier, 5, 1909, our steady and satisfactory Creswell is getting some of the at the home of I,. R. Thom pson, grow th. T h e fact th at we have not only held our business but fruits of an incorporated city. It Vernon Ray Sly au d Miss Mabel practically doubled it with all com petition, indicates th at the has voted its first 5 mill special Thom pson, J. I.. Stratford officiat public m ind has not lost sight of the essential requirem ents th at city tax. ing. m ake a b ank sound and safe. T h e principles of conservative From every indication w edding | At th e U nited Brethern parson- b an k in g th a t have governed our developm ent in the past will bells- will rin g in uuison with | age in Eugene, December 8, 1909, shape our future policy. Christm as bells for a num ber of Miss E dith Smith and John W. young folks. McCue, both of Creswell, Rev. J. Star! an account with us and grow with a “ T he New P atriotism ,” Metho W . Spreecher officiating. G R O W IN G PROGRESSIVE BANK dist church Sunday m orning. Mrs. Serena Scott celebrated her G rand Army Post and Relief Corps U n d iv id e d C ap ital & 81st birthday last Sunday. She in attendance. S u rp lu s Profits received 72 post cards in honor of S 30.000 SI7.000 Metcalf & Brund announce that the event, says the Creswell they will close their grocery store .«iV IV C S S .-'.-V S l --«S S S S S $ S !W S ( Chronicle. at noon on C hristm as day for the rem ainder of the day. I, T h e funeral services over the D IE D . ly at Portland, the rem ains being Mrs. J. S. Medley returned to rem ains of Mrs. N ancy Allen P it bro u g h t to th is place for burial. Cottage (»rove T uesday after a cher were conducted at 11 o ’clock CO M ER—At the home of Mrs. F u n eral services will be conducted short visit with her mother, Mrs. this F riday m orning at the family Drake, this F rid ay m orning, tlle A dventist C hurch S aturday J. H anson —G uard. home, interm ent in th e Shields December 10, 1909, Jaro ld , the i 2 o ’clock by E lder II. W. Beck- Uncle Billy W right of Salem, Cemetery. little three m ouths old son of i e r> ° f Portland, b u rial in the I. O. will peddle eight or ten tons of M ark Comer. 1 O. F. Cemetery. horse-radish throughout the valley i County Surveyor Collier of Eu- The little one had been ill but a and help warm up the people. gene was in Creswell Friday, su r T he full text of President T a f t’s short tim e and it will Ire rem em ber m essage to Cougress will be found veying into 20-acre tracts th e Miss May Randle, who is te ac h George Petty place u ear town. ed th a t its m other died only recent- in the Leader today. ing the M ountain View school 4 /£ HAVE ARRIVED ..................... 29c Lurch’s ^ Still We Grow HAMPTON C R E S W E L L ’S L A T E . CITY E L E C T I O N . M. <). W arner, th e piano tuner, is in this city looking after discor dant pianos. Creswell, Dec. 9—T he election held here T uesday passed very quietly. T he w eather was stormy all day which no doubt kept some voters at home who would other wise have cast their ballots. There was no particular rivalry between opposing candidates and every th in g passed smoothly. M ayor G ilfry, was re-elected, as were Couucilm en W eber, Heed, S haub and H ager. Of the four other candidates for councilm en— Ifaw ley, Stratford, Colcord -and I.eabo— the first two nam ed were successful. E. J. Moore was elected recorder; 1?. J. M eituer, treasurer and W. E. Parsons, m arshal. These three officers had no opponents. Councilinen-elect Hawley and S tratford will occupy the places on the council m ade vacant by Couu cilmen George and O gram . Fol lowing are the candidates and the num ber of votes received by each: Mayor, G ilfry -45: M cDaniel 18; Recorder, Moore 61; Treasurer, Meinzer 62; M arshal, Parsons 59. Councilm en Colcord, 24; H ager, 56; H aw ley, 56; I.eabo, 29; Reed, 56; S haub, 60; Stratford, .18; W eb er, 48. O f the 85 votes registered a t the last election but 6.1 were cast.—Chronicle. Read the new ads of Rosteiu & G reenbaum , W alker & K inter and Kaughman iV Co. Go to Parkers Bakery and see the candy heart they will give aw ay C hristm as. Salem w restling with a typhoid epidemic, is planning to put in a million dollar gravity w ater sys tem . For rent—An eight roomed house, $9 per mouth one and a half blocks from Hotel Oregou. M . f. E m e r s o n . FIRST NATIONAL BANK F rank S. Sly and wife of Cot tage Grove, attended the w edding miles southeast of Cottage Grove, of Mr. S ly’s brother in Cloverdale was in town S atu rd ay . She was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joe last S u n d ay .—Chronicle. Miller. Fred T . Scheduler et u x to II. G. Arm our of Star, was tra n A m anda A lexander, west 60 ft of sacting business in Cottage Grove lot l, blk 4, in It. G. M cF arland's W ednesday aud had tim e to drop 4th add to Cottage Grove; $800. in and subscribe for the twice-a- P ark er's Bakery wijl give away week I.eader. Christm as m orning a $15 C hrist Mrs. F. IJ. W heeler went to m as candy heart to the ]>ersoii Medford today to give one of her holding the lucky num ber. A splendid elocutionary recitals at chance with each 1(1 cent purchase. th at place this evening under the E. J. Moore, C. L. Welier, W. auspices of the local W . C. T . I ’. W. Scott, Riley Petty an d Paul J. I. Jones will set out 1000 De Flem ing attended Masonic lodge licious apple trees and 1000 peach at Cottage G rove Saturday night. trees on his farm adjoining Cot T hey speak in the highest term s of tage Grove on the south this w in the treatm ent received at th e hands ter. H e already has about 30 ac of the lodge at th at place.—Cres res set to cherries and apples.' Tw elve inches of snow is report well Chrouicle. ed at Salem. Miss Minnie Randle of Eugene, is visiting her sister Miss May, who is teaching the M ountain View school southeast of Cottage Grove. She is being entertained at the M cLaughlin home in th a t district. Mr. M. B. Kassel has opened a cabinet an d carpenter shop in the first building north of Stone- b erg’s confectionery. H e m akes a specialty of mission furniture, store counters and fixtures aud furniture repairing. G ive him a call. f A . [51 Our ^Uj3r(lvvare Ì1 Shoe H ere is an item which will in terest poultrym en. T he Keller- strass farm at K ansas City, Mis souri, sold last season 1,024 Crystal Strain W hite O rpington eggs for $2,048 or $2 for each egg. T h ere eggs were laid by thirty of the best hens on the farm, w hich com prised the first prize breeding pen. T h e eggs sold represented but one- fourth of the egg product of this breeding pen. W c give a written guarantee with every pair of Hardware Shoes that they will give six months wear. W here can you beat it. W e have them in low and high cut at $3.75 and $5.00. R e e s-W a lla ce Co. ••Where You Do Better** WE A Large Line of Stand Tables Card Tables Boards This is only one of the many patterns w e are showing in guaranteed beds. They are guaranteed against breakage for 25 years. Prices range from $ 5 .6 0 to $12.00. Call and see the full line. W e sell stoves and ranges that give perfect satisfac tion. Investigate before buying elsewhere. W e can save you money. % W e can surely please you in Writing Desks. W e have many styles to cnoose from in many kinds of wood and finish and the prices are the lowest. Large shipment of rugs just received. Prices 7 5 c to $5 l 50. W e are offering the neatest and best dresser ever sold at the price, $10.00. Rockers that put you to sleep, $ 2 .5 0 to $15.00. Our line of Holiday Goods is complete. D on’t fail to investigate. It’s your advantage. W e offer a large and complete stock at unequalled prices. A RE In th a v i m i o u l i r of th o day “fa n " i t an th u sla st. WC ARC CNTOU- SIASTIC ABOUT OUR PRINTSHOP You also will bo Tfl if you corno in *«jL and lot uo ohow you tho claoay TTj claoo of w ork wo 1 aro doing in th # ^ Walker & Kinter We Lead Others Follow thin* '"pri"tiblVy f t - t t f t f f f f f f f f f f ff Nuf Ced ^
