Cottage Grove leader., January 03, 1910, Image 7

W E ’LL
EXPLAIN
The difference be­
tw een th e various
blends of
T h e legislature meets n ex t Mou-
day at Salem.
“ Ve Old Town Q u artet” F riday
evening. I t’s great.
T he days are getting longer.
Have you noticed tue difference.
Learn to m ake a good 1. T here
is three of them in this y ear’s fig­
ures.
J. W. Gowdy was out Monday
for the first tim e in two weeks,
having had a h ard attack of the
grip.
Dr. C urtis H arris of Eugene,
speut New Year in this city a
guest of his grandparents, Mr. aud
lfu t people w ho come here regularly for th eir
Mrs. J. II. Shortridge
T h e Sentinel issued a very cred ­
itable and interesting 18 paged
j special edition last week, exploit-
I ing south L ane’s resources.
have come to rely on us when we say an article is
You will miss the greatest mus-
I ical treat of the season if you fail
to hear "Y e Old Tow n Q u artet’’ at
the arm ory Friday evening.
“ Better F ru it,” th e best fru it
We d o n ’t handle the “ near pure”
growers m agazine published iu
Married.
kind of groceries. T ry o u r coffee as
America. D. T . Awbrey will ta k e
a sam ple of o u r grocery service.
your subscription. Only $1.
H U LL-A N D ER SO N — At the farm
'File C ottage G rove Feed Co. will
home of the b rid e’s parents, Mr.
give aw ay another oil p ain tin g on
au d Mrs. J. D. Anderson, south
Ja n u ary 28 1911. One ticket will
of Cottage Grove, S uuday, Ja n .
be given with every $1.00 cash
1, 1911, at high uoon, Clarence
purchase.
C. H ull and Miss May Lillian
Anderson, Rev. Robert Sutcliffe,
T he modern scientific wrestling
officiating.
m atch is a tam e affair when the
T he decorations were very ap ­
contestants are evenly m atched. It
lacks the excitem ent and action of propriate and the cerem ony w hich
was witnessed by a large num ber
Mam ed.
Married.
a boxing bout.
of relatives and friends w as very
John Bartels an d wife spent the
M cFA R L A N D -SM IT H — At the j G LEA SO N -W II I T L O C K— At holidays with their dau g h ter, at pretty aud impressive. Miss E lla
K. Anderson attended her sister as
C hristian parsonage in Cottage
their furnished co ttag e home on G rants Pass.
Mr. Bartels also
G rove W ednesday evening, D ec­
W all street north of the home of m ade a flying trip down through bridesm aid, an d the groom was
attended by A lfred W . Scullen of
em ber 28, t ‘)10, W illiam W arren
the groom 's parents W ednesday California in his absence.
Eugene. T he w edding m arch was
M cFarland and Mrs
M yrtle
evening, December 28, 1910,
C onstipation J s th e cause of m any a il­ played softly on the piano by Miss
Sm ith, Rev. W. A. L ik in s offic­
Raymond C. G leason an d Mbs
iating.
Clara W hitlock, Rev. W A m en ts an d d iso rd ers th a t m ake life m is ­ Silsby, who at the close of th e c e r­
erable, T ake C h a m b e rlain 's Stom ach emony sang sweetly, “ I Love You
T h e impressive cerem ony was
E lk in s officiating,
and t.iv er T ablets, k eep y o u r bow els T ru ly ," by Carrie Jacob Bond.
w itnessed by a number, of relatives i T he pretty cerem ony was wit re g u la r an d you w ill avoid th ese d is­ T he bride and groom were the re­
a n d friends of the contracting p a r­ j nessed only by the parents of the rates. f o r sale by B enson's P h arm acy , cipients of m any valuable an d use­
ties after which all repaired to the | contracting parties. T he groom is
W hen you can buy an overcoat ful presents. A fter hearty con­
farm home of the bride in the a very exem plary young m an, be | o r suit of clothes at almost cost, is gratulations were extended the
northern suburbs of this city where ing a son of H. A G leason, pro , the tim e to invest, even if you are bridal party au d guests were seated
at the festive board an d partook of
a sum ptuous
w edding
diuner prietor of the Cottage G rove brick not r|uite ready for them. T h a t is a royal w edding dinner.
T he
w
hat
you
can
do
at
W
heeler-
aw aited them. T he groom is a yard and plant. T he bride is an.
groom
is
a
well
know
n,
energetic
Thompson Co’s, this week only.
n ativ e son of this county and city estim able and highly esteemed For p articu lars see full page ad. and highly esteemed young man
who is justly popular am ong his
an d is justly popular.
lie has young lady, and the m any friends
Care should be exercised in re­ m any associates. T he bride is a
been engaged in business in this of the happy couple join the
gard to the n atu re of trash th a t is charm ing, accom plished an d vi­
city for a num ber of years, re­ Leader in extending co n g ratu la­ allowed to accum ulate iu the alleys vacious young lady, a successful
cently selling his p opular resort, tions aud best wishes.
on either side of M ain street. Two school teacher and is held in the
cig ar store and confectionary in
or three prom inent farm ers have highest esteem by a wide circle of
Mr. an d Mrs. A nderson
th is city. T he bride has served as
M edicine* th a t aid n a tu re are alw ays had v aluable horses injured lately friends.
saleslady in large m ercantile estab ­ m ost eflectual. C liam lierlain ’s C ough by nails and glass penetrating their will soon be at home to friends on
feet while passing through these the T hom as Allen farm in Coast
lishm ents in this city and owns the Rem edy acts on th is plan. It allay s the alleys.
F ork vally a few miles south of
cough, reliev es th e lu ngs, op en s th e se­
fine fruit farm know n as the J . D.
c re tio n s a n d aid s n a tu re in re sto rin g th e
\0% discount on all b lan k ets at the home of the b rid e’s parents.
Cochran place just north of this ; system to a h e a lth y c o n d itio n . T h o u s­ Hampton & Co.
T h e Leader joins in w ishing them
a happy and prosperous wedded
city. She lately sold a fine farm an d s h a v e testified to its su p e rio r excel
Landlord B. R. W estbrook and life.
n ear Creswell. She is a very esti­ 1 lence, Sold by H enson's P harm acy.
wife of Hotel O regon,returnedM ou-
m able and popular lady aud both
day from their holiday visit with
BORN.
If E ugene had spent the money relatives an d friends at Portland,
her aud her husband enjoy the
she
has
put
into
autom
obile
boule­
Salem and Brownsville, celebrating
esteem of a wide circle of friends
vards, lilk s ’ temples, promotion I their 12th w edding anniversary at S T A N L E Y —To Mr. and Mrs.
here. Mr. and Mrs. M cFarland
work and cam paigns ag ain st N es­ 1 the latter place.
T hey report a • Stanley at Saginaw , December
will reside on their fruit farm here m ith, In a first class system of
j most thoroughly enjoyable trip. 23, 1910, a 10 pound daughter.
and to w hich Mr. M cFarland water works, w ith some pure Bert says the yule tim e is becom ­
Mr. Stanley is m anager of the
will give his personal supervision. m ountain stream as its source, aw ing a great gala seasou in Port- j Booth Kelly store at Saginaw .
T h e Leader extends hearty con­ Cottage G rove did last season, she ! land.
would have been spared th e hum il­
g ratu lations and wishes them a
Found, a bunch of keys, inquire
Misses aud
ch ild ren ’s winter
iation aud agony of an an n u al
long,
happy
and
prosperous disastrous typhoid epidem ic. E x ­ coats including bear cloth going at at H otel Oregon.
wedded life.
ploitation aud promotion work one-half price. H am pton & Co.
under such adverse conditions
T he W illam ette I'n iv ersity Glee
availeth little.
T ry the Leader a year.
I Club delighted a fair sized a n d i-
| euce at the armory last Friday
evening. T heir chorus, quartets
and solos were excellent, while the
two young men in hum orous read ­
ings were very clever. T h e ro ar­
ing m usical farce, the “ R ajah of
In d ia,” concluded the ev en in g ’s
entertainm ent. T h e boys are a
good advertisem ent for old W il­
lam ette.
Misses an d ch ild ren ’s winter
coats including bear cloth going at
one-half price. H am pton & Co.
TEA AND COFFEE
GROCERIES
ALL RIGHT
KERR
(® l
SILSBY
Cottage Grove
F lo u r
M ills
A L L K IN D S O F
Mill Feed, Grain and Hay
CHAS.
M ATTHEW S.
P ro p .
F IN E P R IZ E F R E E
Nesmith Grocery
Call and get particulars.
T he place to get
fresh family groceries, flour and good
shoes cjteap ...............................................................
LOUIS JE N SE N
W E S T S ID E
Experience Is The
BesiMTeacher
And it is through ex-
perience that we have
learned the merits of the
\ \
Celebrated Mallory Hat.
^
The numerous customers who asked for a
Mallory Hat at our store in the past and
who would accept no other caused us to
“sit up and take notice.” W e profited by
this experience and have secured the
agency for this famous hat for C«ttage
Grove.
Rees=Wallace Co.
“ W here Y o u D o B e t t e r ’
• I V , q t
•
H arry W ebber the piano tuuer,
was in town from his farm home
T hursday an d inform ed the Leader
of a severe experience w hich fell
to his sister who resides with him. i
She becam e lost in the m ountains I
near their home on M onday fore­
noon and was not found until
T uesday. A searching party was
organized at nightfall Monday,
and it acted diligently throughout
the n ig h t an d p art of the following
day, when O liver W ills found the
lost one several miles from her
home. N otw ithstanding the night
was cold and rainy, Miss W ebber
did not show signs of h av in g suff­
ered greatly.
H ave a New Home, Free,
W heeler & W ilson or Singer sew­
ing m achine placed in your home
free o f'ch arg e, for trial, if you are
interested in b u y in g one.
See
Marion Y eatch.
Do you know th a t fu lly n in e o u t of
every ten cases of rh eu m atism are sim ­
ply rh e u m a tism of th e m uscles d u e to
cold o r dam p, o r ch ro n ic rh eu m atism ,
an d re q u ire n o in te rn a l tre a tm e n t w h a t­
ever? A pply C h a m b e rlain s L in im e n t
freely an d ee how q u ick ly it g iv e s re-
I lief. F o r sale by B enson1* P harm acy.
To reduce stock before inventory I will sell for cash all shoes a t
wholesale prices and m any broken lo ts a t less.
You know a sale a t
my store m eans an absolute reduction on all goods offered during this
sale.
All china and crockery goes a t 25 per cent reduction.
Also 20
per cent reduction on Overalls, Hosiery, S hirts, U nderw ear and (¡loves.
These goods are all m arked a t reg u la r prices and you can m ake your
ow n selections; nothing reserved.
v an tag e of this sale.
You can save money by tak in g a d ­