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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 28, 1909)
H O L ID A Y SUGGESTIONS ARE Poultry show next. Best wishes for 1910. It was a bumper holiday busi- I ness. Three-Face Looking C lass 15 to ________ _______ 35c Last Saturday, Christmas bells. | Next Saturday Christmas bills. N eck Tie aud Scarf Set in box with Chas Hruueau has returned I home from the Fugene hospital. Christmas Greetings_____________________- ......... ........ $1.25 Silk Suspenders in pretty bo x es_________________ ______ _____50c Mr. and Mrs. I). T . Awbrey i si*nt Christmas with Eugene rela l i tives and friends. % a Flour has nearly doubled in f. price but Parker still sells bread at t je 5 ceuts per loaf. H air brush Sets 40 a n d _________________________________ ____ 75c Ladies’ 11 and Hags, 75c to ___^ ................................... $3.50 Sleeping D o lls .______________ _____________ ____________________ 25c China D o lls__________________ ____ _____ __________ _ Archie Piper of Portland, spent , j Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. R- Piper of this city. 10c Fancy Centerpieces and Doilies .15c to _________ __________ $3.50 Mrs. Sarah Cochran has returned home from a visit with her daugh* ter, Mrs. Archie Rice, at lone, eastern Oregon. Phoenix Mufflers, 25c to ________________________ ______ ______50c Ladies’ Embroideried Handkerchiefs, 25c t o .. . 65c Flowered Dresden Ribbon, 6 inches wide, per y a r d ______ 20c — r ^ • DO YOU SLEEP COLD NIGHTS? \V e can m ake you warm and happy if you w ill buy a blanket or com fort from us. W e have a com plete line. Fridav and Saturday Special, Ladies’ Sweaters Valued at $2./5 for - - LURCHr s L. E. Gardner of Salem aud Mrs. L. P. Bennett and sou. of / Died CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. Salem, are guests o f their parents Rev. aud Mrs. W. II. Gardner of LOCKW OOD— At the home of his this city. The best flour is the cheapest. son, Ernest, in Cottage Grove, Olympic Peacock, Johnson’s best, H. H. Veatch accepted an invi Christmas eve Dec. 24, 1909, the sack with the China Pheasant Samuel Godfrey Lockwood, aged on it, every sack tation to go duck hunting from a guaranteed. 99 years, 11 months aud 14 days Spray-Wynne Co., or any grocer Junction friend Friday and had of cancer. in town. tf great sport, he informs the Leader. Deceased was born iu Orange He bagged the limit, only. Best Washington Cedar shingles county, New York, Jan. 7, 1840. — free of sap, worm holes aud George Gourley, formerly in the He moved to Wisconsin iu early knots, constantly on hand. Prices photograph business in this city, Stricken With Paralysis. Additional Local News. boyhood and iu August 1S62 en to suit the times. Inquire of now proprietor of a Eugene elec listed in Co. G, Twentieth Wiscon O r r i n R o b i n s o n , Cottage Grove. J. C. Long, an old, esteemed and Contractor W ill Hart went to tric theater, spent Christmas with sin Regiment and served two years Olympic process rolled barley, prominent citizen of this city, was) Star Monday to build a bunk house his many Cottage Grove friends. ANY KIND OF A HORSE during which time he was severely 75 pound sacks, the cleanest aud stricken with paralysis at bis home for the Brown Lumber Co. The Leader received a subscrip wounded iu battle at Prairie Grove, best, $1.25 per sack, at Spray- w ill be w ell shod if we do the shoeing— in east Cottage Grove at noon to tf dray horse, carriage horse or the trotter Mrs. H. II. Veatch and sou tion from Jericho Sunday. The Arkansas. Ilere-eulisted iu Feb. Wynne Co’s. because we have the skill the exj>eri- day and is in au uuconseious con Raymond, went to Corvallis Mon Leader’s field is constantly ex 1804 iu Co. I) 5f>th Wisconsin Reg ence and a knowledge o f horses and dition, with slight hope for his re day to spend the holiday week with panding and like Ihe British Em their hoofs. W e are on special watch iment aud served as a sargeant un for instances of interfering, overreach covery. He platted the Long ad relatives. pire, “ the sun never sets” on the til the close of the war, being ing, lameness ami gait. W ith all that dition, now a populous residence Leader. we doubt if we charge any more than wounded a second time at Cold The Leader home was favored some ask for careless, even injurious aud manufacturing part of Cottage The many friends of Mrs. Sut Harbor, Va., by a gunshot wound work. J'lione 521. with a vocal serenade by the young Grove and has been closely identi League eliffe, wife of Rev. Sutcliffe of the in both legs. He was mustered fied with the affairs of this city for people of the Epworth M. E- church, will be pleased to out in Juue 1865, and during the Christmas eve. many years. Eby's Old Stand Harrington & Harrel. Props learn that she was able to attend latter part of the year was married John Bruud, is down from the church services Sunday, the first to Ellen L. Petrie aud iu 1872 mines spending the holidays with time since her late illness. State dairymen aud fruit grow Special Holiday Excursion Fares. moved to California where he relatives and friends. He has been ers held their annual conventions operating a two stamp mill with No. 1408 was the number that founded the town of Central City The Southern Pacific anuouuce a special rouud trip rate o f one in Portland during the last week success on his mining projierty this drew the candy heart that “ Parker now known as Santa Maria. With and one third fare to any poiut on the Do Nut K in g” gave away his family he came to Oregon in aud Imth were well attended and fall. Iheir line where the one way rate Xmas. This number will be held 1880, since which time he has re Geo. F. Hull of Los Angeles, a does not exceed $10. Christmas very successful. Both these great until Saturday morning. The next sided in this county and was Cot industries will receive a decided son of Mr. aud Mrs. John Hull of uumlier is 477. The third is 281 tage Grove’s first dealer in farm impetus from the gatherings of the near this city, is speudiug the holi and Jan. 1st 1910, final return Anna I.uuau hereby gives notice implements, from which business past week. Better acquaintance days with his parents and friends. O ffice at Thornton » Confectionery ; limit for both Christmas and New he retired a good many years ago that neither she nor her parents o f the men actively engaged in Mr. Hull is a photographer iu the , Years tickets Jau. .trd 1910. For and settled on a farm in the Lo- PH O N E further information call on any S. dairying and horticulture has re employ of several magazines which will be responsible for any debts rane valley, 12 miles west of Cot Residence 695 O ffice 1541 F- agent. sulted and the interchange of ideas! he supplies with scenes iu aud contracted by Walter Lunau, a tage Grove. He has long been au is always valuable. Thursday j about Ixis Angeles. He is much minor. She also requests local honored member of Appomatox night a reception to the two bodies pleased with that city and says it merchants, to refuse him credit or Post G. A . R. of Cottage Grove, else assume all responsibility. was given by the Commercial Club. is making wonderful strides for which organization conducted its A Roseburg poultryman who has A valuable suggestion was made ward, having recently extended its ritualistic services over the re by President II. C. Atwell of the incorporate limits sons to include made a great success of the busi mains of deceased at the under fruit growers, who advises an an- j therein San Pedro, a suburb IN ness has a highly industrious wife taking parlors iu this city Suuday nual fruit show iu Portland at miles from the heart of the city named “ Helen.” When asked the afternoon, the remains then being which all sections of the state shall Mr. Hull says 28 degrees above reason for such a fine flock of birds taken to.Loratie for burial in the be represented. This idea is being zero is the coldest weather experi he replied. “ Early to lied and family plat at that place, Monday taken up actively by all interested enced down there in .11 years. He early to rise; work like Helen; ad forenoon Dec. 27, at 11 o ’clock. iu the development of the state says rents aud liviug expenses is no vertise.” Mrs. Lockwood, wife of deceased along these lines and the advan higher there than here. He will Jas. Oliver has gone to Missouri died Oct. .11, 1*402, and their re tages that may tie expected to re return to Los Angeles soon after to visit with his mother who will mains now rest side by side iu the New Year. sult are very great. accompany him to this city on his Loratie cemetery. return and keep house for him and They are survived by seven his children. A check for $500 children, three sous aud four was recently paid over to Mr. O li daughters, among whom are Ernest ver by the Lady Maccabees, the Lockwood, Mrs. C. W . Wallace, After the seventh season of unprecedented amount o f insurance carried in Misses Ursula and Gertrude Lock- success at the head of her own company, that order by Mrs Oliver, deceased. Clare Vaughu Wales may be safely said to wood of this city; W . P. Lock- l>e one of the established leading lyceum A banner flung to the breeze wood, o f Seattle, Washington; S. attractions of the country today. Miss across Main street to which is at G. Lockwood of Tonapah, Nev., O C t j, Wales is an elocutionist of remarkable tached a number of tin cans reads: and Miss Flossie Lockwood of ability. Accompanying her are Florence Parade, noise, rags, New Year Tacoma, Washington. Adele Benson, pianist and soprano, and eve. No cop, by order of Rough Harry T . I.onff street, baritone- House committee.” It is said a Mrs. li. J. Beidler served a spleu number o f young men are arrang did Christmas dinner at the farm ing for au amusing and unique home one mile north of this city, The taleuted magician, Laurant gives the parade New Year eve. Sunday. Besides the family, Ira most novel, artistic and marvelous attrac tion of its character now appearing before New Pack mackeral and Alaska Beidler and wife and Wilkird Rich ards of Oakland and the Leader the American public. He enjoys an en herring, Kerr & Silby’s viable reputation, only attained after years The Leader is in receipt o f an family were present. o f hard work. Realizing the continual de interesting letter from our former mand o f the lyceum public for something T h e W o n d erfu l esteemed towusman, J. D. Cochran new, artistic and refined, we have secured this attraction and take pride in guaran who now owns a fine fruit farm teeing satisfaction. near Freewater, Umatilla county. M any Other Articles too Numerous to Mentiou. HAMPTON ® CO. mmm Cottage Grove Transfer ....Company.... Spriggs Bros. All Kinds of Hauling and Heavy Dray Work. Piano Moving a Specialty 1 ^ “ “^ S ' 5 ? « 2 . ^ C ottage G rove Lyceum Course Benefit Woman’s Clnb Library Fund............ THE ATTRACTIONS Clare Vaughn Wales Comedy Co. JAN. f e s s j f l O ur ara w a r e 35 m Laurant, The Man of Many Mysteries MARCH 9th Aladdi n L a m p j W c give a written guarantee with every pair of Hardware Shoes that they will give six months wear. Where can you beat it. W e have them in low and high cut at $3.75 and $5.00. Rees-W allace Co. “W here Y o u D o B e tte r ” Mr. Cochran says that all kinds of fruits and grapes thrive up there, that they h ive a large and well managed fruit growers union, a packing house and all of the fruit growers are making good money out of their orchards. He is do ing some great boosting for our proposed Nesmith county as will be seen by a clipping in the le a d er today. Mr. Cochran owns a fine little fruit farm one-half mile north of Cottage Grove which he announces he will sell at a reason able price, and anyone interested should write to him. Cleveland’s Baking Powder. ■ aHnk “ T li c < .rrateM triu m ph o f M o d ern S e i f n c e . " T h e m ost w o n- d erftil d iscovery e v e r mrulr b y man. safe, o d orless noiseless sim p le and w ith out a qu estion the best a .ifir - * ligh t in existen ce. F a r su perior t o e le c tricity . gas o r gas olin e. T h e " A 1 a- «1 i n ‘ generates a gas |'r* m com m on k erosen e <<. mi ' o il) p rodu cin g a pure- w h ite •M.ftjltght e x celled l»y «untight o n ly , at a cost o i % cent iw r hour. T h e "A la d d in “ is pronounced It) or- , enlists to l e t h e I l*est a rtificia l ligh t k n ow n T h e A la d d in " has n o equal. I »e w are o f im ita tio n s. *ce that you re t the A la d d in ' and n o oth er, our trade m ark " A la d d in " is out e v e ry burner. A. J. brt * m r \ rr;n C e n e ra i A m C otta ge G rove. O regon . The College Singing Girls Absolutely *•!« *1 IH s U r i q Brou*. Grocery Store. APRIL 7th The College Singing Girls and Walter Ivccles have proved to be one o f the great est successes o f the Lyceum. The eight young ladies of the company are unusually talented and versatile. They are profes “¡oral singers, having good solo voices, which perfectly blend in the concert work. Special costumes are provided for each feature. The great success has Iveen due to their ability to properly render the best sacred operatic numbers written for women’s voices. fi Season Tickets on Sale at the Wave SS ro f r* K immmmimmstiBaim ---------- — ---------------------------------------j g
