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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 1, 1910)
F Yirniture Of A ll Kinds LOCAL ANJJHSONAL. Try the f.eader a year. Useful Holiday Presents, lectures aud Picture Frames, New Stock, Kudless Variety, Furuiture, Rugs, Hlaukcts and Comforters, Writing Desks. Father or Mother. Just the Kind of Present for Come Where Selection is Made Fasv. SIMERALS VANDENBURG Creswell band minstrels Satur The three inches of snow which | * fell Monday is rapidly disappear- 1 day evening. The state fair will be held Sep iug today. For good portraits call on Mrs. 1 i K. S. Holdermati was a county Huston, Best work, and prices & reasonable. West Side Studio. « seat visitor last Wednesday. For dress makiug, remodeling Tim e to plant seed for your cab and plain sewing call on Mesdames f bage and other plants. Cook has H u d s o n and K ir k p a t r ic k , A the seed. River street, Cottage Grove. 42-tf | The Cottage Grove Creamery is Work on the Southern l’aeifio receiving an increased amount of cut off, lietweeu Lebanon and Crab- j cream. tree, is progressing as fast as possi- ^ Miss Anna Oglesby spent a few ble under the weather conditions. S i ✓ « days visiting with Fugeue friends Creswell baud minstrels w ill; J last week. give a free street concerl Saturday Warren McFarland was transact afternoon. Turn out and give the ing business at the county seat Creswell band boys a hearty re Thursday. ception Saturday evening John Nokes has lxmght twenty- The tailors’ association says that five acres of laud of Alex. Cooley, "67, .V>, 25, 40 inches” makes the paying $.10 per acre therefor. Mr. perfect female figure. Others Nokes will clear the tract and think that $100,000 is a better fig plant it to (teaches and pears. ure.— Hxchauge. “ T H E F U R N IT U R E D E A L E R S ” A Delightful Evening M rs F. D Wheeler Entertains. Mrs. F. D. Wheeler, assisted by | The engagement of the Clare her little daughter Miss Vena, Vaughan Wales Concert and Com served a dainty dinner to a num edy Company at the Armory last ber of guests last Tuesday even Wednesday evening was the pleas ing. The dining hall of the ant and enjoyable affair ot the Wheeler home was very artistical vyeek. The readings by Clare ly decorated with myrtle and the VnUKl)n|| Wales, were delivered guests were seated at the table by with so much grace and ense. and means of place cards upon which so entertaining and refined were were written the name of each her selections that one regretted to guest iu ‘ printer's pi” fashiou. see her pass behind the scene, and The dinner was served iu courses repeatedly did she respond to hearty and Mrs. Wheeler was the recipi encores, Her quiet and yet effect ent of many compiqneiflii upon her ive manner of delivering a reading dgRictjug great gripf, was truly a efficiency In the culinary 9r| au^ her ability to entertain. A pleas great improvement over the usual ant hour was s(x*iit after dinner in outburst. Her every mitnlrer was a gem. an informal reception. No less pleasing was Miss Flor The guests were, Rev. Robert Sutcliffe and wife, (1. II. Tyson ence Adelle Henson, the charming and wife, j . W. Wilson and wife, piano soloist ¡pul soprano, while W . C. Conner and wife, of this l|arty T. I.ougstreet, the clever city amt Mo and Nfrs. W . F. impersonator and baritone complet ed ft(e IHQ of pnrjynled entertain Lundy of Myrtle Point. ers. This was oi|e of the very best of the Lyceum bureau Series of Lost An Eye. entertainments given at this place up to this time. Next comes Lau- While at plav Friday afternoon rant, the man r.f mystery, March the little seven year old sou of Mr. 9th. and Mrs. Tom dear, who resides ¡0 the Coast Fork «alley, lost an I). J. DuHruille went to Portland eye by aouidaut. lie tyas playing with a dart, throwing It iu the air Sunday to meet his wife, who is by means of a stick and string. returning home from Pittsburg, When it came down, the sharp Penn., where she has been spend point struck him in the eye just ing about two months assisting iu as he looked up to see how high it settling up tlie large estate of her had soared. It was a very severe father, the late Judge Cyrus C. Brock. There were two heirs to and unfortunate accident. the l* estate Mrs. DuBruille and an mifnarried sister. Born, Mr. aiul Mrs. W. F. Lundy and W I T T — At their Coast Fork val ley home, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. little daughter, of Myrtle Point Witt, January 28, 1910, a lxninc- who have been guests of Cottage ing l>oy. drove relatives for a week re- Horn, to the wife of Jerry Lingo tured home by way of Drain and in this city Feb. 1, 1910, a 10 Gardner Monday. On Sunday a pound boy and his jjapie is Lyle family reunion was held am} a Lee Lingo. fine dinner served to the Jones BORN, in Cottage drove, January 29, 1910, to Mr. and Mrs. C. family at the home of Mr. and Ii. Whitlock a 10/j pound soil. Nfrs. L. F. Orpurd. We Are Quiet People But Our Bargains Are Noisy N ew A rrivals this Week, M en ’s W ork Gloves, the best Line ever Show n in C o ttag e C rove. A Wide Range o f Prices, H5c to $ 1,J5 C an va s Gloves three pair for 2’ k or I)0c dozen and up. We Are Also Showing The New Spring Shapes And Colors in Hen’s Hats Never Buy The Second Best When The Best Costs No More. Ask For A Hardeman T.HE CCL’ CBRYTiCD $3SPJHAT EXCELLED B Y NONE r - ■ I f r r r I I t R e e s - W a lla c e Co. "Where You Do Better* The Ashland basketball team will meet the Nesmith team here Wednesday. The Ashland team is making a trip into Washington. Prior to the game the town team will meet the highs. Clearance Sale Mr. Hoxie has returned home; | from his Rogue River mines. tember 12 to 18. An Flegaut Line of Rockers. • V Try a loaf of Royal Table Oueen | P " ' Bread at Desf.arzes grocery, tf ^ The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church will hold a market February 5th 1910, at Cook’s Grocery store. Kvery lady of the church is expected to help. "Best amateur miuistrel I ever saw ," is what was said of the Creswell baud minstrel, by those* who witnessed it at Creswell last week. At the armory Sattirday evening, See a<|. One-Half Off On Ladies* Suits $40.00 Suits, now. .$20.00 .46.IX) 24.00 . 18.00 “ “ . . 12.00 These are the latest Ready-to-Wear Suit-, for Ladies and are real bargains. Friday and Saturday Special, Ladies' Corsets, $1.25 V a iu e .............................................. 98c i L U R C H J 1 & BIO MINSTREL SHOW ANY KIND OF A HORSE w ill lie well sin><I if we do the shoeing— dray horse, carriage horse or the trotter because we have the skill the experi ence anti ;i know ledge o f horses and their hoofs. W e are on special watch for instances o f interfering, overreach ing, lameness and gait. With all that we doubt if we charge any more than some ask for careless, even injurious work. Phone 521. The Event of The Season The Creswell Band Minstrels Spriggs Bros. Will “Act-Up” in Armory Hall Saturday Evening, Feb. 5th; W-LDOUG Other features besides a magnificent first part are: M’lle. Quitterman and Her Famous Female (?) Brass Band. “The Old Plantation Scene’ “The Southern Male Quartette” The “Watch Dog,” Sketch “A Coon Creek Courtship” i T O H F E ME L N AR S GE FIN ST E M SH AK O E E R S IN AN T D HE RE W T O A R IL L E D R , Funny Songs, Funny jokes, Two Hours of Laughter Among the successful eighth grade students iu the recent exam ination were Arthur Combs, Daisie llendee, Orpha Combs of Black- Eby's Old Stand butte. No other south Lane schools are reported UP 1° this Messrs A Brand, Hen Lurch, C. time. IJ. Burkholder. H. II. Veatch, Herbert F.akiu and <1. II. Tyson W. T. Kavser writes the Leader of Cottage Grove were in attend- that lie has left Idaho and with auch at the retailers convention at his wife, is now temporarily locat Fugeue Thursday. ed at Goldendale, Washington. J. M. Shelley, of this city, under I le says he has seen no country in his recent travels which at all went a serious surgical operation equals the Willamette valley, with at the California hospital, 1JH its comparatively mild winter South I|opp street, iu Los Angeles, a few days ago. Ife was iu a ser climate and productive soil. ious condition for a short time, but If Cottage Grove has a few un is uow convalescent.—¡Guard- sanitary, unsightly and filthy Testimony was taken before S, places, as alleged, why do not M. Calkins, notary public last week • the officers and proper officials do their sworn duty and see to it that at Fugeue In the case of the gov these places are cleaned UR. The ernment agaiust the Golden Rule Leader can see no reason why Mining and Milling L'o., contest these matters should be dis ing the latter’s right to the land It ... "SU PE R IO R T O O T H E R M A K E S ." By M cDaniel and Boy d I have w orn W, L. D o u g l«» shoos f o r t h . cussed iu detail nud heralded to claims in the Bohemia district on P * i t s is y ears, a n d alw ay s find they a r e f a r s u p e rio r to o ll oth er high Oracle shoes In sty la . the world through the columns of the ground that it is more valuable c o m fo rt a n d d u ra b ility ." w . O. JONES for tinilrer than for mining pur . . V ltQW«rd A»a.. Utica. N. V .* the local papers. it 1 could take you into my largo fae* poses. tones at Brockton, Mass., and show you Rostein & Greebaum, who pur bow carefully W . L. Douglas shoes ere lid F. Lilly came down from the chased the W. A. Ilemenway made, you would realize w hy they hoM Bohemia mines last week to attgmi their shape, fit better, wear longer, and Reserved Seats 50c General Admission 35c Children 25c stock, closed theirstoreon Wednes are of greater value than any other — «- t to business yiaffafs at Fugeue and day, and shipped the remaining V ^ U T I O X —See thst IV. I,, I louirlM name and s i t e is stamped the U.iluiu. -fuke l i i »«LamSSa It ymir drake rami. i ill you with w i . OonslessSeac goods \ o Salem; where they are visit a few days with his daughters «ru e (ur Mail urdei i aulu*. W .I .l> c u a £ t $ iJ J 5 3 t in Portland. He says there has ------- FOR SAIJE B T engaged iu business. During been more freezing weather than ' their stay in Cottage Grove Mr. and Mrs. Rostein and Mr. Green- usual in the mines this winter, but Waich for Parade and Sand Concert 3 o’clock P. M. haum made many friends, all of less suow fall. Mr. Lilly returned to the camp today to resume his whom regret their departure from mining operations. the city. The Nesiqitlt county Baseball i Tf. I}. yer^ck returned lyuue The county court has been re Association has been organized from Hugene Thursday where he quested to repair the Curtwriglp here for the purpose of joining a attended the retail merchants con league to be composed of Albany, road, a l(igfiway ( ffiat leaves the vention. On Wednesday he deliv I.oratie road five miles west of Fugeue, Springfield and Cottage ! au ered an address before the conven Cottage Grove and runs one mile Grove. A meeting of représenta- So tion on the subject “ Should retail north of west. There are about tives from the several towns w ilU jft ers pay cost ol^Cartage and Pack 150 yards that need planking, and be held, at Fugeue syçty. p is>9| Of O ur Stock is the Opportunity* ing.” The delegates visited the the court has offered to pay half proposed tl^at fa,\vn tivposltjSI for Selection, livery Departm ent ,1'niversity in a body Thursday the expense of the plank if the SftHl dp'lars to be played for, **ie | t f is Filled w ith Fresh G oods a t afternoon. farmers will liear the balauce and F a ir Figures..................................... division being 50 per rent to the £ A y p t pleasant ami enjoyable penant winners, 55 per cent to the j g do the work- I(eury 1 |atuewoo<] circulated a subscription paper in day was spent on the Jones farm second and 15 jier cent to the third. this city last week and received near Saginaw last Wednesday by The Cottage Grove Association, ç(| valuable assistance to apply o n Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Orpurd of this which Lew A. C p t^ ^ presideuj city, Mr. and Mrs. W. Ii. Lundy this road work. and Ifa-.f, vftfatKS secretary and and daughter Audrey of Myrtle measurer, will sell, stock to the A Spokane business man by the Point, and Mr. auc| \ V C- amount of $500 in February, New Sic o u r Display. A Fresh, Full name of S. L. Shore lias leased the Conner tffe LeatJer Mesdames Assortm ent o f F am ily Groceries. grounds have b f « ! hevw*ed, , Ilemenway storeroom iu the post- kalph and Frank Faslev served a When in Need o f A n ythin g in office block recently vacated, and most appetizing gqd 1 he huuest fr-utt grower who puts § , Groceries, Crockery and Shoes, will open therein a complete stock ,0 theft «nestv, mul a hind Up good fruit and honest-si zed C a ll a t ........................ of dry goods early in February. qf ¡) family nmuian followed, a ll, packages does not need to look up j j { While in this cjtv last week Mr. being related either by marriage or a trade, ft will come to him. Z* Shore expressed faith In the future otherwise. , growth of this city audits tributary I he municipality liaviug found | territory, and lielieves that it is it impossible to sell it* $1(X),000 destined to become one of the pop water bonds at 5 per. the ' ulous localities of the Northwest. will ft* obliged to com Ife was formerly engaged m tnisy tuenpe proceedings again by call ngs!j in Mit|u«Ap61is, Minnesota, ing fir a special election to vote 6 ! and has had wide experience In per cent bond* to the amount of + v4 ' 4 " 4 + 4 - 4 + dry goods trade, $100,000 for the proposed gravity 1 See those new incandescent coal- water system. The survey lias| oil lamps at DesLarzes Bro. They been completed, the estimate made are just simply grand. You can’t aud the right of way secured for f* =----- ------ ------ - s = g - ~ g affo[d to do without one. 27-51* the entire 18 miles from V-*UP T o place your umbrella in a rack qua ForesJ tt.amvie. where the L indicates that ft fa abogi to change Municipality has lyeen granted a 0 The. man or woman who wears a diamond also owners; an umbrella carried over a water right of six second feet. wears an air of prosperity that is far reaching in should be cared for from the| u woman the man getting nothing Mr. Francis P. Kurtz, a civil »ts influence. cradle to the grave. We have a | < but the drippings in the rain, sig engineer now having a branch large assortment of g o o d Tooth These, are. Commercial times, and to B E sue* nifies courtship; when the man has office at Cottage Grove, visited our Brushes and several kinds <ii P*v-iIi L t-cssful voii must L O O K it. People are always the umbrella and the woman the office on Monday last. D eis much Powder warraipsA to be pure and j j. judged at first bv rhotr appearance. drippings it indicates marriage; to p h j«fil with our city, and con^m,- bemelflofat As an investment, the, diamond is in a class by carry it at an angle under the arm (lales looking up its advantages itself, because., outside, ol its intrinsic value, it has signifies that an eye is to be lost in connect uni wifh h»> profession h fho added value as an adornment. by the man that follows you: to lie is well assured that the road to [ W h e n you are ready to buy a diamond, at what put a cotton umbrella jry the aide Coo*- Bay • will be built speedily, Hair Brushes, Bath Brushes, l i ne' ever price, there are plenty of reasons why you Soaps, domestic and imported, j of a silk one means "exchange is and thinks it the most feasible splendid Shampoo for the hair, should come and see the fine line of Diamonds in no robbery;” to lend an umbrella route to the south. He thinks and all Toilet Requisites of good Ear-Rings, Brooches and Rings sold at reduced may lie interpreted, “ I am a fool:” that Drain will be a center gud quality at moderate prices. prices on installments at to carry an umbrella just high depot for all supplies, aud that enough to tear a man's eyes apd w ifh)» a year the growth of Drain knock off men's hats signifies, " I will be largely increased.— Drain Nonpareil. am a woman.11 Cottage Grove, Oregon ^ Don't M iss It L U R C H I A SP E C IA L FE A T U R E “ Select Your Garden Seeds Early H. The Teeth Nail Brushes C. C O O K S l THE DIAMOND l As A n Investment 1 I Benson’s Pharmacy | H . C. M A D S E N
