Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, January 25, 1910, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextC o tta g e < 3 r o v c X c a b c r . E ata O lw h ii' 1 S S 7 . Xeafcer publishing Company CHURCH NOTES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS E v e r y th in g In. H a rd w a re i: P ft] fi % tïf A Methodist Brotherhood Orches tra lias beeu organized at the Incorporate Methodist church. Messrs Tyson, • » • * Hisbey, Kennedy, Griffin andSbort! puuiwhcc t w r ’ uu<«o«v. are the present members Brother j »I Tyson was elected director aud i K n lered ill the post nAice at C o u le e (¡rove O regon as second-class mail matter Hisbey secretary and treasurer. ft. Other instrumentalist* are to be ft derm« of Subscription. added from time to time. i?.. One year (in sdvadee) ...............................................................................$1-50 Stormy Sabbaths do uot lesseu i ft Six months...................................................................................................... 7S the attendance at the Methodist I ft j ft Three mouths.............................................................................................. SO church. Last week two full houses ft enjoyed the exercises . Better tbau i ft COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON, TUESD AY, JAN UA RY 25, 1*>10 ever are the services on Sunday. I Bible school at 10 Several new j ft Advertisements to appear shortly scholars were enrolled at the last • A Philadelphia uewspajier has session. Public worship at 11 with \ advised the farmers of Pennsylva in the various |ieriodicals from the nia and the East to visit (he or Eugene Commercial Club, make address by Robert Sutcliffe o n ! Officers Eastern Star Entertained chards of the Northwest to learn a the novel offer, that the new-com “ The Silent Christ.” A most u n-] Hazleton. Harry Kirne, Chas. lesson in fruit culture. It contends ers to l.ane County who desire to usual subject treated in an origi- | Heidlet. Arthur Monroe, Clarence Mrs. J . II. Chambers and Mrs. that they can raise just as fine a get married and settle in l.ane nal manner by the speaker. Ep-1 Hale/mias. Cornier. II. O. Thompson entertained the worth League at 6:.10. Owing to j Seven young men then came for- quality of apples on the Atlantic county, will have all their wedding officers of the Eastern Star at a the large attendance arrangements | WBnj, were baptized aud received exjieiises paid bv the club. The coast if proper care .is taken to pre January Clearauce Sale. luncheon last Tuesday afternoon vent diseases and pests. Attention expense of the license and the min are being made to iucrease the size ; j nto tj,e church and listened to a Excepting things with prices at the home of Mrs. Thompson. of the assembly room. The pastor spleudid address delivered to them is also called to the attractive man ister'» fee will Ire taken care o f ,., reproduced below, running The dining room was decorated passed a group of men not long especially, by District Superintend an encouragement to home-making ner in which Oregon apples are until January .11. in colors appropriate to the five sorted and packed, whereas the of the would-be-mated pairs. The ago and one said “ That the world ent Wire. They were Chas. Heid- j points of the Star. eastern fruit is dumped into a bar scheme,emauates from D. C. l'ree- was going to the bow-wows.” At ler, Chas. Conner, Harry Kirne, Men’s Outing Night Robes Mrs. Chambers presided at the 7:10 Rev. Sutcliffe discusses this Otho Hart, Geo. Hall. Geo. Hun mau. the new manager, who may rel. It concludes that this is only $1.25 Night Robes, sale price $1.00 j head of the table. Those present one of the many lessons that the develop a matriinoual bureau in statement. He will contrast the ger, Daniel Eby. The speeches 1.15 “ .90 were, Misses Katherine Knowlton, eastern farmer can learn from his connection with his duties as a present with the past and the au I by the captains of the League 1.00 “ “ “ “ .80 ! Adella W h i t e , Mesdames 11. dienee act as the jury. A verdict \ teams and by President Applegate, publicity pusher. There are hun western brother. . 7 5 ...................................... .55 Veatch, I). T . Awbrey, C. H. dreds of women correspondents will be called for. Rowe Kennedy were very interesting. The instru- j Burkholder, Geo Atkinson, H. A. should be cared for from the The county commissioners have writing almost daily to the Com renders a violin solo. Special mu mental duet, guitar and ocarina by j Miller, M. Veatch, F. II. Rosen cradle to the grave. We have a Men’s Overcoats contracted for a new rock crusher mercial Club and frequently the sic by large choirs. Choir accomp Messrs Tyson and Glaze was fine. berg, B. Lurch, E. Morris, Jos. large assortment of good Tooth anied by Brotherhood orchestra. at a cost of $1,800. They have letters contain a hint, or an in It was then announced that the Brushes and several kinds of Tooth Porter, E. B. Phillips, W. J . W il Powder warranted to be pure and also contracted for a roller weigh quiry, regarding available and All welcome. Leaguers would paint and repair son, W. II. Abrams, J . II. Cham ing several tons. The machinery marriageable bachelors, or others. beneficial. At the morning service of the .the church if the M. E. Brother- Ibers and 11. ( ). Thompson. is to lie delivered by April 1. We In order to round out the useful Christian church last Sunday, a ! hood would enlarge the edifice by trust the road supervisors in this ness of the promotion department young man came forward an d 1 building an extension oil the south Grange Opposes Assembly. section will file their applications as a stimulator of emigration and made “the good coufessioti” o f ’eud of the building to provide a early for the use of the roller and home-making the manager con faith in Christ. He was baptized , larger choir loft and communion Hair Brushes, Bath Brushes, Fine Coast Pork Grange of the Pa Soaps, domestic and imported, crusher for spring work. ceives it good policy to encourage at the close of the evening service. rail. Amid much enthusiasm both trons of Husbandry has adopted splendid Shampoo for the hair, “ Loyal Sons” and "L oyal auxiliaries pledged themselves to marriages bv offering to stand as resolutions opposing the “ assembly and all Toilet Requisites of good A letter to the I.eader from G. financial sponser for the wedding. Daughters” classes have been or accomplish this work this spring, plan” and indorsing the direct pri quality at moderate prices. 0 . McGilvray, Canyonville, Doug It may encourage fainthearted ganized at the Christian Bible J . S. Benson agreeing to furnish mary law opposing the raising of las county, concludes with, “ Hur spouses. This looks like biting school. Prof. Inlow is teacher of I the paint at cost. It was a day salaries of any officer of Oregon rah for Nesmith county, she is a off a chunk of perplexities but all the “ Loyal Sons” and Dr. ^lacy j marking a new epoch in the M. E. for any cause whatever unless by sure winner.” This will have a letters will lie answered, it is de is teacher of the “ Loyal Daugh-1 church of this city, C o tta g e Grove, Oregon the initiative, and demanding the tendency to cause cold chills to 15 per cent off the line straight ters.” The two classes have eti- clared. repeal of the saw dust and game play up and down the spinal col Rebekah District Convention. through. Every coat offered abso tered iuto a contest. There were law. Relative to the salary ques umn of our old friend, Parker, of- lutely guaranteed to be all wool. twenty-eight in the two classes C. E. SPENCER WINS The regular annual meeting of A Portland man has bought an tion, the grange resolved that offi the Drain Nonpareil. .Nesmith $18,00 Overcoats, sale price $15. .10 last Sunday, when the classes were the district convention consisting airship for $5000. which is no more cers of the state “ are becoming county a winner? Surel THE ALUMNI MEDAL organized. 16.00 M “ “ 13.60 of the Lorane, Cottage Grove, than one lias to pay fora first class masters instead of servants." 14.00 •• •* “ 11.90 Next Sunday morning Rev. Drain and Youcalla Rebekahs A copy of the Cottage Grove automobile. At that price, hun 12.50 “ “ “ 10.60 Friday evening in Villard hall, Elkins will coutiitue the 1. eader is at hand. It is a large, (J u iet, ,net j„ ,j,e iatter place January 8th. Eugene, C. E. Spencer, the student Have you noticed that the days dreds of Portland people may be Talks About Jesu s.” At the even ¡Thirty-three Rebekahs and Odd well edited and newsy local paper, Demosthenes of the University, mg service the subject will be, are growing a couple of minutes sailing around in aeroplanes before Boy’s Suits and while it maintains that its I'ellows attending from the local the year is over. longer each day? won the alumni medal in debate. From mixed to all wool fabric«, “ The Conversion of an Infidel.” lodge here. town is a coming progressive coun Those who made the debating knickerbocker trousers, double Evangelists Whistou and Long ty seat, its advertising columns do Arriving at Youcalla the delega- breasted coats. teams by their showing were, P. (W vV'AI man will begin a meeting at the tion was met by a committee and not indicate that there is more than M. Collier, C. E. Spencer, L. I,. 57.50 Suits, sale price $5. ik > Christian church about April 15, escorted to the I. O. O. F. hall a half dozen modern, progressive Ray, A. H. Cash, R. H. Powell, 5 .0 0 ............... ................... .1.50 I and coutinue for at least one where other sister Rebekahs await" business firms in the town.— West and II. Zimmerman. Three de 4 .5 0 _________________ .tOO % month. Sautan’s hold on Cottage ed them. Haden Journal. baters of this selection will oppose . 1 5 0 ...........................................2.00 i Grove must lie destroyed. Christ ! The hall was beautifully deco JK 4 .0 0 ...................................2.75 The Commercial Club of Cottage the University of Washington is King. rated in pink and green, the colors 3 .0 0 ................................... 2.25 Grove has arranged for a display team at Seattle on March 25th and of the order. . Great Day at M . E Church. 2.00 “ “ “ ...............1.50 of agricultural, horticultural, min the other triumvirate will meet the C a p ita l S u r p lu s & U n d iv id ed P r o fits $ 4 9 , 0 0 0 The session was soon called to eral, and forest products at the Idaho debaters here on the same 1 .5 0 _______ _________ 1.00 T o t a l A s s e t s ............................................$ 5 0 4 , 0 0 0 Last Sunday was a great day in order by the chairman Mrs. Foster Southern Pacific passenger statiou, date. .8 the Methodist church and its of Lorane. The address of wel It will lie remetnliered Spencer giving greater publicity to the re Welcomes and appreciates your business, whether large or small Ladies’ Long Coats auxiliaries. A remarkably suc come was delivered by Mrs. Maude sources of Southern l.ane county and Collier met and defeated the cessful campaign for increased ® aud believe its extensive resources, developed by seventeen Applegate of Youcalla and the re Made ill latest styles from than is possible from the exhibit Utah team at Eugene in debate re membership had just closed in the years of constant, considerate, conservative accommodations, sponse by Mrs. Cruson of Cottage wool fabrics. Prices cut as cently. C. E. Spencer who won in the club’s rooms. ipworth League and the day was Grove, after which Mrs. Carrie follows: £ a splendid endorsement of its most satisfactory service to the 1 such signal forensic honors Friday $25,00 Coat, sale price........... $ 18.00 According to the figures given night is a freshman from Cottage in a manner set apart for the I.eag-u Hubbard of Independence, As % people of Cottage Grove au«i yjcjnjty. 18.00 •• “ “ ............ 12.00 by the Timberman of Portland, the Grove, says the Eugene Register. ers. The contestants in the cam sembly president, was introduced f paign for new members were known aud gave a very instructive and 1 6 . 0 0 9.00 output of the Hooth-Kelly I.umlier as the Blues and the Reds, the for entertaining address. It was not 14.50 •’ ” “ 8.50 Co's, plants in this county during Star Installs Officers. mer lieing captained by Miss Vera only enjoyed but highly profitable 1 2 .5 0 8.00 the year 190b, was 67,874,720 feet, Cochran and the later by Miss to all. Excellent papers were read 10.00 " “ “ .......... 6,00 which is third in the state, two The annual installation of offi Xeita Hazleton. The contest re by Mrs. Cruson and Mrs. Gault. 7. no V " ” 4.00 Portland companies l>eing ahead cers of Cottage Grove Chapter, No. sulted in a growth in the League f t , At six o ’clock the meeting ad These are splendid values and of the local company. 4, order of the Eastern Star, was membership from .15 to more than journed to meet again at eight f t ' positively must go as we do not intend to carry over any slock of If those high priced and efficient held at Masonic Hall Friday even 200, in which contest the Blues1 when the crowd went to the opera ft] previous season. couuty seat boosters both north and ing. Mrs. Mabel Chambers acted won bv 400 points, the totals being house where a splendid banquet ft south of Cottage Grove would quit as installing officer, and Mrs. H. Blues 8915, Reds, 8.155 points. had been prepared. All sat down ft Ladies’ Furs knocking "Nesmith county" and O. Thompson as installing mar The losers in the contest will give a to tables loaded with the best to lie shal. The following officers were fine banquet Tuesday evening Feb. Gordon & Ferguson had. boost a bit in this direction, how installed: Mrs. Katie Veatch, Ei 1st to the victors. At the morning $3.50 Scarfs, sale price ____ $2.25 All who attended will remember ALL KINDS OF much more it would appear that 2.00 ........................ ................. 1.35 tuey were really working for a Worthy matron; Worth Harvey, services Suuday the Leaguers wear-1 with pleasure the splendid weep Worth Patron: Mrs. Cora Awbrey, ing badges occupied front seats at tiou, the good time and hospitality 5.00 Colarette scarf, sale price 3.25 ><? Greater Oregon associate matron; Miss Katherine the M. E. church. Miss Berg de-1 received from Youcalla lodge. ft! 3.75 Muff, sale p r i c e ............. 2.25 5 .0 0 3.25 Cottage Grove will be the next In working for the creation of Knowlton, secretary; Mrs. I.eua scribed the work l>eiug accomplish 6.50 “ “ " ............... 5.00 the new county of Nesmith, the Lurch, treasurer: Mrs. Clara Hurk- ed by Miss Lura Hefty as a miss meeting [dace of the convention CHAS. MATTHEWS. Prop. Cottage Grove Commercial Club hohler, conductress: Miss Adelle ionary to China, sent from this Ep- with the following officers elected White, associate conductress: Mrs. f t worth League. She said Eugene at the close of the evening sessiou: has inaugurated a movement great Chairman, Lizzie Hall, Cottage er than any yet undertaken toward Ethel Morris, Adnh; Mrs. Emma Leaguers had raised recently $75 bringing about a ( 'treater ( >regon Porter, Ruth: Mrs. Edith Phillips, for her support and thought this Grove; Vice-chairman Mrs. Spaul Esther; Mrs. Idah Wilson, Martha; league should do as well. There ding, Drain; Secretary, Anna in 1910. ______________ Mrs Alice Abrams, Electa; Mrs. was no little surprise Sunday even Hoxie, Cottage Grove; Marshal, It looks very tough to see these Clara Roseulierg, Chaplain; Mrs. ing when it was announced that the Mrs. Foster, I,oraue; Chaplain, old bankers going off to jail, Minnie Miller, organist; Mrs. Liz collection morning and evening for Sarah Kelso, Yoncalla. Morris in New York, and Walsh zie Atkinson, warder: Oliver Miss Hefty’s support amounted to Stork Brings Four Babies. [Incorporated] in Chicago; but they should have Veatch, Sentinel. $1110, twenty-five dollars more thau Rebekah Installation lived honest lives. The country was asked for. Rev. Sutcliffe’s Los Angeles, Ja n . 22.—A mixed j W e Have Quality and Quantity Combined. needs some examples.— Ex Cottage Grove Rebekah Lodge Commissioner Edwards was subject was the League motto, quartet of babies, two boys and If Y ou W ant one or a Thousand T rees No. 24 held joint installation with looking after road and bridge mat “ Look up, Lift up,” from which two girls, arrived last night here at i The Hooth-Kelly I.umlier Co. W rite Us. Catalogue Free. ters in this vicinity Monday and lie framed and delivered a very the L O. O. F. on last Saturday the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. | have recently taken an order for night and served a banquet. Those Wilson, making 12 children for j t<xlay. strong and helpful address. 16,000,000 feet of car material for The evening service was 6f the installed were: Noble Grand, Susie this couple in nine years. The | A L B A N Y , OREGON Harrimau lines. This order will People like to lie taken for what nature of au Epworth mass meet-1 Snodgrass- Vice Grand, Eunice Wilsons were married in Chicago. lie divided arnoug several mills. they are worth, except when the Secretary, Anna 2 5 years ago. There are two sets ing. The scripture lesson was Yandenhutg; tax assessor yjsits them. read by Miss Myrtle Purvance, i Hoxie: Treasurer, Lizzie Hall. Innsmueli as France has raised of triplets and one pair of twins. APPOINTIVE OFFICERS the tarriff on cotton seed oil, we The testimony in the Hermann followed by brief prayers by Mrs. I Seven of the children, including might just as well refine that arti trial is an oft told tale, that has Counter, Miss Esther Monroe, M.l Right su[>porter to Noble Grand, those born last night, survive. II. Anderson and A. L. Ralston. Minnie Llledge: l.eft supporter to cle and laliel it "French olive oil” liecome stale. Address by Miss Flo 1’hillips. Noble Grand, Ada Janes: Right here at home- Five per cent interest, nine years' time, with Cream Separator For Sale. Again Oregon has resumed its youngest tnemlier of the .eague, j supporter to Vice Grand, Lovetta privilege of paying at any time. Return pay A good deal of development is normal winter weather, the liest in followed with an address by J . B. Johnson: Chaplain. Etta Baker: A No. 1 De Laval cream separa ments monthly, quarterly semi-annually or an- going on in the Hohetuia district. the country. t.ewis the oldest member. Ladies Warden, Mabel McKibben: Con tor, almost new. with one can, cost nualy to suit borrow'er. For particulars write Inside $‘H), will sell at a great sacrifice if quartet, Misses Hazel and Neita ductor, Bessie Griffin: Too many people ^iave wish There are gTeat quanities of cop Hazleton, !.ottie Whitsett and Guardian, Anna I.ee; Outside taken soon. Inquire at this office, bones iustead of backbones. per o re in Curry County. * Armorel Sutcliffe One minute Guardian. Mabel Harlow. At the where it can be seen. tf Streets speak for a town like .110 C e n tu r y Bid*. Some potatoes of the lawane val addresses by Miss Sutcliffe, Rinal next regular meeting will lie de D e n v e r, C o lo rad o ahow window* for a store. Try the Leader a year. Wallace, Miss Dickerson, Hazel gree work. ley are a foot long or over. t TRQ. <T. Conner, EWtor anO flDanager W hen You Think of Something You W ant In The W ay of HARDWARE, Think of the Fine, Complete Stock and Low Prices at the Griffin % V eatch C o m p a n y ’s Everything In Hardware « CLO SED The Teeth Nail Brushes Benson’s Pharmacy Í ...The... First National Bank PS i Cottage Grove F l o u r M ills 1 'I Mill Feed, Grain and Hay % % % Hampton & Co. The “ Old Reliable” Albany Nurseries Farm, City and Town Loans ! Ja c k s o n L o a n 6 T ru st C o.