Cottage Grove leader., January 11, 1910, Image 2

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LOCAL ANI) PERSONAL.CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
J ch ristiam
church
BUSINESS MEETING
Cleveland’s Baking Powder.
Five new accession to the Pres
I - V. Thornton and wife went to
V mcalla Saturday to visit briefly byteriau Church Sunday is rejKirted
u ;tli friends.
bv Rev. S. C. Adams. He also
Van Allison, the genial barber, announces that the usual services
w ts confined to his home several morning and evening will be held
days last week by rheumatism.
at ,he Presbyterian Church Sun-
The children of different conn day.
tries have different tastes, but tin
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A verv large congregations was
swords are wanted all over the
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I in attendance at the Methodist
Church oil Sunday morning. One
I as. Henson spent several days
at W olf creek "last week looking adult was received into full mem­
into a good Teal estate investment bership. Many new scholars were
at that place.
enrolled in the Bible School. The
as. Oliver returned home from attendance at the Kpworth League
a visit to Missouri Monday- llis devotional meeting broke the rec­
unifier was not able to accompany ord. The folding doors between
the vestry and the main audieuce
him on his return.
Mrs. Iv J. Heidler received a room were opened to accommodate
very large and fine pair of Tulous the overflow. There is no sign of
geese from her son, Ira Heidler at any abatement in the iuterest what­
ever. Many who were iu attend­
< i Aland Saturday.
ance declare that the final uuion
Mrs. 1C. DuHruille of Portland,
service was the very best of the en­
is a guest of her sons 1). J. and C.
tire series.
Kev. S. C. Adam’s
C. DuHruille and daughter, Mrs.
sertnou on the question “ What
I.. Rees, in this city.
Think Y e of Christ?” made a pro
Mrs. E. A .
Willson returned
found impression. Several mani­
Wednesday morning from Califor­
fested desire for the better life. A
nia, where she went a fortnight
house filling audience was present
since to sikmu I the holidays.
Read, remember and respond to
Dick Vaiulervert of Kugene s|ient
this invitation to attend the Ser
w davs in this city last week
vices of the Methodist church next
ing after business matters,
Sunday. Bible school at 10 a. in.
can’t keep away from the
The pastor’s class for young men
i—city.
is steadily growing. At 11 public
lker
Kiliter are now estab- worship with address by Robert
their fine uew quarters Sutclitfe on “ Fighters who Could
a stock of house furnishings use Both Hands.”
Most of us
}t would be a credit to a city can only do work successfully with
iugeue.
one of the twain. Kpworth league
throat with ;t nn
li!e his wife was abouttm
the Bohemia mines recently ami upon1
cheek came home ami has been imbibing freely
1-k‘ii booze.
He sobered up yesterday and seemed
lie very despondent and repeatedly threatened to
fes own life.
Friends did not
take
the
threat
I, but lie bade his children goodbye and stepping
tin his home slashed his throat deep with a razor,
len placed
the
razor in its box and put it in his
ie philosopher o f the Albany devotional meeting at 6:30 p. m.
;<>crat truly remarks that “ some There is no doubt but what this is
>le in getting married don’ t use1 nue of the largest young people’s
nit'll judgment as they would societies in the state. People’s
ettiug a horse
(xipular service at 7:50. The vic-
l'he Kansans will form an orga- ■ torious debating teams of the high
lii/ation at the law office of Su- schools are the honored guests,
preine Jayhawker, W . C. Counter, Seats reserved for directors, offi-
uext Monday evening. A ll Kansans I cials, teachers and scholars of the
are invited to be present.
public schools. Subject of pastors
[.on Williams lias purchased address “ Giants and how to kill
from Fingal Hinds for a consider- them.
Come and help to make
ation of $700 a lot on W all street. 1 tllis gathering one of the most
and will erect a handsome resi- j notable ever held in the city.
deuce on the property.
Whiston and Longman Coming.
). B. Chainberleu shipped a
fine
pen ° f Black ja v a chickens to
ttpiring soon thereafter.. He w as engaged in the
a Washington customer Saturday
nisiness in this city for many years .and leaves a for which he received a fancy price.
Rd four children, tw o sons and tw o daughters, Chamberleti’ s Javas, Rocks and
Hamburgs are all right.
reum stanecs are so plain that an inquest will prob-
The Star Lumber company is
pt be necessary.
luildiug a sawmill o f 20,<HM» daily
capacity near Disston, 20 miles
A Request
Money to Loan.
from this city, on the (>. & S. li.,
E. B. Perrin or 1). S. K Walker
of the firm of Walker Iv Perrine of
Roseburg, will be in Cottage drove
Friday afternoou and Saturday of
this week to negotiate loans.
Any one desiring a loan or « i li
ing to make inquiries concerning
terms, conditions and see concern
ing loans call at the Oregon Hotel,
Cottage Grove Friday and Satur­
day of this week.
I earnestly request that the mill
man who a few months ago bor­
rowed my Staretl No. 1 <>7 Regist­
ering Speed Indicator return the
same.
F. R. S h h r m a n .
Brings Suit for Large Amount.
li- O. Tobey lias commenced
suit in the circuit court against the
Le Roy Mining company for $9,-
758.25 on a note. An attorney’s
Horace Cochran lias secured a fee for >1000 is also asked for.
freight run out of Roseburg to Williams & Bean are plaintiff’s
(.rants Pass and will soon move attorneys.
his family to Roseburg to reside. |
he having already commenced
Death of Infant Child.
work.
livery good citizen is in favor of
the enforcement of the ordinances
and police regulations of the city
It is only those who are apt to
break the regulations and restrict
ions who are oppposeil to them.
M a u d i e. the 11 -months-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
Rouse, died early Thursday morn­
ing Jan. 6, 1910, at the residence
of Mrs. Rouse’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Johnson of congestion
Two o f the most handsome rail of the lungs, caused by whooping
wav stations in the Northwest are cough, after an illness of two
bei ng completed by the ( treat weeks. The fuller^ was held
Northern at liverett and Wcnnt from the residence of Mr. Johnson
Friday afternoon at 2 o ’clock.
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W e give a written guarantee with every pair of
H ardw are Shoes that they will give six months wear.
\A/hfere can you heal it. W e have them in low
and high cut at $3.75 and $5.00.
Rees-Wallace Co.
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Where Y o u D o Better’
At a special meeting of the mem
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of the Christia„ churrU last
Smlday evening the pastor of the
church, Kev. W . A. F.lkins, was
instructed to close a contract with
Whiston and Longman, evangelists
with headquarters at Bethany, N e­
braska. These evangelistic spec­
ialists, accompanied by Mrs. Whis­
ton, an accomplished iustrumeut-
where it has purchased a large aj musician and personal worker,’
tract of standing timber.
vvill begin .a series of meetings at
John Nokes has sold two lots in the Christian church about the
Nokes addition to Elsie Lea, con- fifteenth of April and continue for
sideration $250. Louis Hopkins'at least one month. They have
of Tacoma has also bought a lot held a number of successful meet-
in this addition for $125, and ex- ings in the west, in fact they are
jH-cts to build thereon in the uniformity successful wherever
spring.
they enter a campaign. As a solo-
W. B. Cooper recently purchased ist and chorus leader Mr. Longman
four lots in the Long addition and can not easily be surpassed. I.ast
has commenced work on two mod- summer he had charge of the large
ern bungalos thereon, lie is just chorus at the state convention of
finishing one bungalo in West the Christian churches of Oregon.
Cottage Grove am', one iu the Mr. Whiston was given the place
of honor on the program and his
southern part of town.
Litde Mary went into the coun­ sermon was highly pleasing to the
try on a visit to her grandmother. two thousand or more people who
The chriatian
church
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January Clearance Sale
of this
ON ALL GOODS
city held its annual business meet­
ing at the church building Satur­
day Jan. 1. A sumptuous feast
had been prepared by the ladies,
which was enjoyed by those pres­
W e have broken
Y o u will find bargains at ou. sloiv on all ' ¡ ^ ° f
ent. There was a large attend­
Great Reduction.
lines ami left overs from last year which a«* >” '«‘8 iold
ance of the membership, which
C om e in this week and get a bargain
has grown until now two hundred
and seventy five are enrolled. At
l p . m . the meeting was called to
Friday and Saturday Special,
order and the annual reports were
B oy’s $1.75 Shoes lor
read, which were very encourag­
ing indeed, all departments with­
out exception showing very satis­
factory work accomplished. The
members of the church are highly
gratified with their year’s work.
The advance has been of a solid,
substantial nature. This manner
of progress has been and is the
cherished policy of the pastor. It
is the determination of the church
membership to make 1910 their meeting with “ good success" cer !
banner year. They have the ut­ tainly expresses the truth. They I
most confidence iu the leadership are stirring up an intense interest,
of their pastor, who is now in the the like of which has not been
third year of his work iu Cottage known in Cottage ( .rove for several
Grove. Bee a use .of lack of space years. Twenty-four have respond­
ouly partial reports can be given. ed to the invitation during the
The" following officers were elect­ first eleven days of the meeting.
Of this number seventeen have
ed for the ensuing year:
Elders: Thos. Awbrey, J. M. made a public confession of faith
Murray, D. Read, D. C. Baugh­ for the first time. Three from
neighboring denominations, came
man.
Deacons: Prof, litlow, LeRoy forward to obey Christ fully in the |
ANY KIND OF A HORSE
Woods, Clarence Boyd, A. L. ordinance of Christian baptism. I
will lie well sliml if we do tile shoeing—
Woodard, George Carlisle, Max Four came to take membership, should be cared for from the dray horse, carriage horse or the trotter
because we have the skill the exp eri­
having been members of the Chris
and George Dor ward.
cradle to the grave
We have a ence and H knowledge of horses and
Trustees: Wood, Awbrey, and t i a li church elsewhere. These large assortment nl , .od 'looth their hoofs. W e are on sjiecial watch
young evangelists are living ex ­ Brushes and several kinds of Tooth for instances of interfering, overreach­
Young.
ing, lameness and gait. W ith alt that
Deaconesses. Mrs. Dr. Fuller, amples of the effectiveness of con l’owder warranted to be pure and we doubt if we charge any more than
beneficial.
some ask for careless, even injurious
Mrs. Thos. Awbrey, Mrs. Clara secrated young manhood. When
work. I'hone 521.
they
leave
here
and
return
to
take
Young, Mrs. L. NE Thompson.
Clerk: Clarence Boyd, Assist­ up their work iu the Kugene high
school every youug man and young Hair Brushes, Bath Brushes, Fine
ant clerk, Mrs. Ida Caldwell.
Eby's Old Stand
Treasurer, Dr. E. C. Maey, As­ woman in Cottage Grove who has Soaps, domestic and imported,
heard them will have higher ideals splendid Shampoo for the hair,
sistant, Menzo Finnerty.
and all Toilet Requisites of good
Organist: Verna Brown, Assist- ° f hfe - ‘
*,e strengthened
quality at moderate prices.
ant, Dollie Hawkins. Chorister, by ‘ l,e thought,
\\ hat lias been
Thos. Awbrey. Supt. of Bible done can be done."
school, Mrs Ida Caldwell.
Reference has been made to the
The report of the treasurer Dr. necessity of having doors at the
Cottage Grove, Oregon
E. C. Macy showed that all cur- entrance of public buildings swing
reut bills have been paid, with the outward.
I his matter was proper-
Nesmith County Band.
exception of $91.14 which is more ly attended to at the Christian
than covered by pledges now due. church, when the building was
The Leader is informed that the
There was a debt of $500 which constructed. Just now, however,
business men of Cottage Grove are
was incurred a few years ago ‘ l'e people of the community .ire
extending the baud boys consider­
when a necessary enlargement of ,,0‘ thinking so much about an
able encouragement and are anx­
the building was made at a cost of alarming exit as they are of a
ious for a good band to be main­
about $2000. The soliciting com- happy entrance,
tained in this city, however, there
mittee, appointed to raise money
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is said to be a somewhat lack of
to pay off this debt, reported raised
See those new incandescent coal- interest on the part of some of the
in cash and pledges $454. The oil lamps at DesLarzes Bro. ’’’hey boys which it is hoped to overcome .
balance will be taken care of very are just simply grand. * You can’t and thereby make the Nesmith OF MENS FINE £H0ES IN TH;
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"S U P E R IO R T O O T H E R
county band one o f the very best
afford to do without one. 27-5 F1'
easily.
’ I have w o rn W. L. D o u g la s sh oes f o r th e
in the upper Willamette this sea­ p a s t s i* yea rs, a n d a lw ays fin d they a r e f a r
The Ladies Aid Society made
p e r io r t o a ll o th e r h ig h g r a d e s h oes in s ty le ,
son, especially since it is a cam­ c s o u m
fo r t a n d d u ra b ility "
VV. G. JO N E S .
the following reixrrt: Receipts for
119 H o w a rd A ve U tica, N. Y .
paign year and the year when
If I could take you into my larqe fac­
work $44.80: dues $26.55; dona­
Nesmith county is to be created. tories
at Brockton, Masi., and show you
We have the material for a first how carefully W. L. Douglas shoes are
tions $15.55— total $86.50. Dis­
class baud and if the boys will do made, you would realize why they hold
bursements, $55.25, amount in
shape, fit better, wear longer, and
The fame of our timber is known their part we believe the business their
bank $54.70, cash in hand $2.55,
are of greater value than any other make.
men
will
give
them
the
desired
en­
'I 'l O N -See (hat \V. I,. I »«mg las n:tme and price
calls ou sick about 200, calls ou even to the Atlantic. Our city couragement.
la stani|>e<t on the bottom. T a k e \ .* H n liN titn te ,
i f your dealer riimiot r.t you with \V.|..lH>UKliui»boM,
write
for
Mail Order Catalog. W.I..Douglas, Brockton,
strangers 100, charity, $10.50, was visited by three officials of the
B. |. Corcoran is the efficient
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baskets of provisions and bundles Postal Telegraph Cable company leader of the band, being an old
last
week
who
spent
several
days
band
master.
Here’s
to
the
Nes­
of clothing given to the poor
The Bible school superintendent 'Iere looking up contracts for cedar mith county baud. Long may it
toot!
reported a well organized, and P°les for lhe PurP°se of stringing
efficient school. The corps of ‘ wo new copjier wires from San
teachers are well equipped and Francisco through to Seattle via
faithful. Changes in plans of Cottage Grove. The same com­
work and organization of school pany is also arranging to construct
suggested by
Rev.
Billingtou, a new overland route from San
Bible School Evangelist, will be Francisco to New York.
followed out. The Home depart-1 These additions to their now al-
ment of this school is the largest rea<1y efficient equipment being
of any Bible school of any deuom- necessary to handle the vast in
¡nation in the state. There are crease iu their traffic, which they
three hundred in the home depart­ are fast acquiring in competition
ment. This is the result of the with the Merger formed bv the con­
faithful work of Daniel Reed. A solidation of the Bell Telephone
teacher training class, under the and Western Union Telegraph
direction of the pastor, has beyu companies a short time ago.
Big Reduction on Platters.
Our
Possibly a small percentage of
organized iu connection with the
Goods are N ew er, Qualities Higher
the public realizes what it means
school.
to
have
two
such
giant
telegraph
The report of the president o
and
Prices
Low er
than
Ever
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the Christian Endeavor societv companies as 'competitors, without
Before.
C
om
e
in
and
See
Us.
gave evidence that the C. K. is which our telegraph rates would |
$1.39
LURCH
The Teeth
Nail Brushes
Spriggs Bros.
WLDOUGttS
Benson's Pharmacy $3.$3£°&$4.SH0ES
BOYS SHOES,
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COTTAGE GROVE CEDAR
TIMBER IN DEMAND
LURCH
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W alking in the garden she chanced j ^eari* bim-
I l,e campaign being
to see a peacock, a bird she had planned for here will be the largest
never seen. She ran quickly into and most thorough of any similar
the house and cried out: “ O, campaign ever under taken in Cot­
grandma, come out and see. tage Grove.
“ The Hope of (".lory” will be
There’s an old chicken in bloom!”
the subject of the morning dis­
loe 0.1 me Wood was put out of
course at the Christian church next
commission for bridge work last
Sunday, 11 a in. One hundred
Wednesday, the result o f a bridge
and forty eight was the attendance
timber falling upon bis left foot
at the Bible school last Suuday.
while framing Ihe timbers for tlu-
Christian Endeavor at 6:50 p. m.
new Wildwood railroad bridge in
, Twenty-one new members were
the (). & S. K. yards iu this city,
voted into the Endeavor at the last
lie e\|iecls lo b e able to resume
service. A t 7: K) Rev. Elkins will
work in about ten davs.
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i preach on the subject “ The Call of one of the most thoroughly alive S00" soar upward to a high figure,
The recent cold snap followed
the W ild .” The discourse will lie departments of the church. Their and it is to be hoped that patrons j
by the thaw caused a few brick to
based on the parable of the Prodi­ growth has been steady. The of ,hc ‘ eleffraph will consider these j «
loosen and fall from the top of the
gal son. A large colored chalk young
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enthusiasm and
and conditions in placing their patron j »
new brick of 11. Yeuske Saturday
cartoon will be made use of at that capacity for hard work are un- ‘ aKe-
to the pavement below and break
The above parties are Messrs
time. In the foreground of the lx>utided. Their present average
a $50 plate glass window. It was
picture the prodigal will lie seen as attendance at Sunday evening W. I. Capen, General Supt. of
fortunate no one was passing that
he was and as he comes to lie, prayer meetings is about forty. Plant, New York; J. G. Blake,
way at the time or there might
a feeder of swine. In the back They are entering upon a contest General Supt. Pacific Division
have been a serious accident.
ground, in vision, will be seen '.he which will add greatly to their •’ an Francisco and W . M. Smith, |
The K . of I’ , lodge of this city beautiful home of the boys' father. memliership and general interest iu Purchasing Agent ol Chicago,
having sonic surplus capital to in -• The public is cordially invited to the Work
who are frauk in Stating that our
vest and the general fund of the attend all the services of the dav.
The auxiliary of the Christian <»regon cedar is the best wood that
municipality having liecome ex
Woman’s Board of Missions also can be used in telegraph construc-
li.lusted on account of improve­
had a good report, as to the study tion.
H. H. Whipple of
Lewis-
of missions and as to money raised
ment work, the local lodge of
Since their advent we notice a
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town, Montana, writes Booster for missions.
Knights of I’Vthias has volunteered
new,
neat sign, adorns the office of
Conley of the Commercial Club,
During the business session it
to take up some outstanding war­
that he has a fine 150 acre farm was decided by the memliers that D. T . Awbrey, who is their local
rants at a discount o f five |>er
near Wilbur,
Douglas county, the evangelistic meetings, now be­ manager at this point.
cent. These warrants will not be
known as the Lamb place which ing conducted, should enter the
paid by the municipality for a
Born.
he would like to exchange for farm union meetings as first planned.
year or more.
projierly near Cottage Grove. M; This matter was regarded as final­
Try a loaf of Royal Table Oueen Whipple is an engineer and mill ly settled. When this information, SEARS— To the wife of Ernest
Sears, Monday morning fan. 10,
Bread at DesLarzes grooerv.
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right and thinks if he could effect was communicated to the ministers
l ‘)10, at the farm home near
Mrs. M. F. Wright and bftle an exchange he could find employ - of the Methodist ami Presbyterian
Saginaw, a bouncing 9 pound
daughter of Roseburg, attended inent here in our mills and mines churches they said, in substance.
boy.
the funeral services ovfcr the re while his family conducted the farm “ It would be a pity to discontinue
Ernest is now stepping h igh -'
and
would
still
be
able
to
spend
mains of the baby of Mr. and
your evangelistic services when
than a blind mule in a bumble­
Mrs. George Rouse at this place considerable time at home with his you are meeting with such good
bees nest.
Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Wright are family, there lieing nothing in his success. Go ahead, and it will be
line
of
work
about
Wilbur.
neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. Rouse
alright with u s." Acting upon
Millinery For Sale.
at Roseburg. The Leader’ was
Irvin Bath, formerly editor of this suggestion and with this un­
favored with a pleasant call, Mr. the Cottage Grove Western Oregon derstanding the churel later gave
I desire to sell a one-half interest ¡y
Wright having been city editor on now Sentinel, is in town settling direction to the Boy E+angeHst to in the Yogue millinery store in this j I g
the Roseburg Plaindealer when up his business affairs. He has continue the “ gospel bombard­ city. Price reasonable. Apply to
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its influence.
These are Commercial times, and to B E suc­
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judged at first by their appearance.
As an investment, the diamond is in a class by
itself, because, outside of its intrinsic value, it has
the added value as an adornment.
W h e n you are ready to buy a diamond, at what­
ever once, there are plenty of reasons why y ou
should come and see the fine line of Diamonds in
Ear-Rings, Brooches and Rings sold at reduced
prices on installments at
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