r'
Are Vou Housecleaning
Ladies, read the new ad of the
Leader to­
HARDWARE
Farm Im plem ents, Cement
Lim e And S n . l t ................
Want Anything in Wire
Spray - W y n n e Co,
Gonurul
Married.
llO l'S E R H A W K IN S — A t
th e
home of the bride’ s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. U. Hawkins in west
Cottage Grove Sunday evening,
April 17. 1910, Mr. Walter G.
Ilouscr and Miss Dollie K.
Hawkins, Rev. W . A. Elkins,
officiating.
This was a nuiet home wedding
only a few relatives witnessing the
pretty ceremony. The bride has
grown to womanhood in this com­
munity and is a most estimable
and charming young ladv, promi­
nent itt church work connected
with the young jreoples auxiliary
societies o f the Christian Church.
She was also until recently a faith­
ful and competent compositor in
the I.eader office, in which capac­
ity she has been connected with
this paper for a number of years.
Mr. Houser for a year or more was
engaged in the barber business in
this city, but recently purchased
an . interest in one of the leading
barber shops in Roseburg. He is
a very genial and a most exemp­
lary young man and both have a
wide circle of admiring friends in
Cottage Grove who join the i.eader
itt extending hearty congratulations
and wishes for a long, happy and
prosperous wedded life. They left
on the Sunday night train for Rose­
burg where they will reside.
Will Install Own Power.
The Botsford Cumber Co. which
las its new plant nearly ready for
iperation, and which has only l>een
waiting for power to be supplied
or their plant by the Cottage
Jrove Electric Light and Power
'o., have finally decided to install
heir own power plant, and have
ilaced an order for a 100-horse
lower boiler and engine, which
vill be here in a day or two and
heir new milling plant will begin
iperations just as soon as this new
nachinery is installed.
Try the i.eader a year.
Miss Mildred Pringle went to
Faith is sand on the track; doubt, Portland Monday to remain iudef
iuately with relatives iu the me­
saud iu the bearings.
tropolis.
W ill Cottage Grove celebrate the
H. T. Lyon of Springfield, was
Mrs. Jas. England is reported a guest of his father iu-law and
seriously ill at her Saginaw home. brother-iu-laws, Mr. Spriggs and
sons o f this city last week.
Don’t blame the census taker.
Fruit laud for sale—Six acres!
He cant help it if he does appear
one mile from Cottage Grove. A
inquisitive.
bargain. Inquire at the Cottage
Miss Rhoda Cook of Eugene, is
Grove Flour Mill.
tf
a guest of Miss Artnorel Sutcliffe
A
plan
is
now
well
under
way
of this citv.
for the creatiou of Otiscouuty from
Dick Burton of Eugene, was
the northern part of Eiuatilla and
|Tookiug after business matters in
I Harney county with Drewsey as
this city Monday.
j the county seat
Harold Howard has accepted a
L. S. Hill, superintendent of the |
position iu the Wave con feet iouery
Brown
Lumber Co’s, mill at Cot­
and ice cream parlor.
tage Grove, was iu the city Thurs-'
Thos. Allen is moving Sim
day and went on to Portland on
Brand’s cottage on the lots nearer
the noon train.— Register.
the city park owned by Mr. Brand.
Monroe Brothers have bought
Cottage Grove is a far bigger and
the interest of A. G.' Miller in the
better city to-day than it was when Veatch Spur Lumber Co. and an­
it had the booze jiouts and houses nounce that they are responsible
of ill fame.
for uo bills except those contracted
A 1 *
Irwin Bath, formerly in the by themselves.
Glorious Eourth tuis year?
Come to this hardware store ami get d. W e have screen wire,
chicken wire, fence wire, stove wire and sorts o f wire utensils lor
every use.
Von w ill find them all of the same high character as our oilier
hardware and ns moderately priced. W e shall lie glad to sell yon
a lot or as little as your needs may be.
1 H o u r, P o u ltry S u p p lies.
Ladies Toggery in the
LOCAL ANDJRSONAL day.
C o m m is s io n B u iln o a a
N ow
Is T h e T im e For
N ew
Curtains
W e have Draperies and Lace Curtains in
Ecru and W h ite . Battenburg Curtains for
Large W in d o w s and Front Doors.
Friday and Saturday Special:
35c Value W in d o w Shades for 28c
28 c
L U R C H ’S
Cook’s Grocery
A good sized company of old
newspaper business in this city,
bachelors
and old maids held a
is a guest of Cottage Grove
campfire on McFarland butte Mon­
friends.
Married.
The wife and four children of day eveuing. A good omen—a
Mr. Jensen arrived from the east general getting together iu Cottage
W IIIT S E T T -R I.I.IO T T — At the Sunday and are occupying their Grove, as it were. Don’ t worry
•
about the future of the Grove!
Where you will nl ways find a
Methodist, Episcopal parsonage new home on W all street.
Sunday morning, April 17, 1910,
C. If. Brooks a brother-in-law of
complete up-to-date
stock of
C. F. Walker does a business of
George W. W h it Nett and Miss twenty cars a month iu mining Jas. Ostrander, returned to his
Groceries, Crockery, Shoes anti
Gertrude Helen Elliott, Rev. timbers, piling, cedar posts and home in Webster, S. I)., last Tues­
Produce
good
results.
If
you
|
Men’s Furnishings. Good Goods,
Robert Sutcliffe, officiating.
day after a very pleasant visit send your physician’s prescriptions Jg
lumber.— Capital Journal.
The wedding was a quiet, uuos-
Right Prices and Prompt Service.
F. C. Ralston and wife are here. He was verv much pleased . to us they will he most carefully
teutious one and was witnessed by
spending the springtime season with Oregon and Cottage Grove in ' compounded and only the purest
When in need call at.
a
only a few intimate friends. The
particular and mav vet decide to a,,d freshest of Drugs will l>e used,
visiting with members of the fami­
groom was reared to tnauhood in
return and locate here.
We
carrV a lar* e
of
ly near Redding, California.
this community and is a most
Harry Brehaut, Dave Hendricks,
1
Three new arc lights have been
exemplary young man, being a
A1
Nichols and Geo. Brumfield I
tjiat we can highly recommend.
son of George Whitsett of this city. placed on Wall street and the work
were out with rod and reel Sunday In all cases our prices are worthy ,
The bride is a charming and very will continue until the .10 new arcs
on
Row river and report a very of your notice.
estimable young lady who has are blazing over the city at night.
good catch. Funny part of it is
only resided here a few years, hut
Fuchias, geraniums carnations, that the big fish which usually gets
who enjoys the esteem of all who double petunas and chrysanthe­
M
s. •
g
away was captured by George and
kuow her. The happy couple took mum plants 10 cents each. Pansy
was a fine specimen of the red side
Cottage
Grove,
Oregon
their departure on the Sunday 11 plants 10, 25 and 50 cents per doz.
variety.
a. in. train for Portland and The H. K. M e t c a l f .
M 22 tf.
A force of men uuder Council­
Dallas, and they will probably re­
Don’t wear glasses that were not man B. K. Lawson is at work in
Half Century Mile Stone
V » *V*S S S S X J 'S. V S:«Ü- 'S. S>v -v-V-S 'S 5 À A - ¿V W S . H V \ .\ V W
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side at some point in Eastern Ore­
adjusted by an educated optical the city’s rock quarry north of
gon. The best wishes of a host
expert. Dr. Lowe has the neces­ town blasting out and laying the
M. M. Wheeler, who resides on
o f Cottage Grove friends go with
sary qualifications. He will be at foundation for the new rock crush­ his farm two miles west of this city
them.
Hotel Oregon next Monday April er and the new crushed rock bins, celebrated his fiftieth birthday an­
Cottage G rove, O regon
,1
25.
preparatory to installing the new niversary Sunday, April 10, 19101 %
John J. Kebblebeck and Miss
Curtis Veatch was at Halsey last crusher when it arrives from Port' in a quiet but pleasant manner, a
Elizabeth l’ieser were married at
sumptuous dinner Ireing the priuci 1 £
week building 80 rods more of wire laud in a few days.
Sublimity, Ore., on Tuesday April
A G E , E X P E R I E N C E and G R O W T H improve a
pal feature of the day. A number
fence about the farm of his wife
12th 1910. They will be at Deer-
Banks facilities and ability to serve the public. An
Dr. Clarke of Eugene, was look-1
of his neighbors were present and
near that place. He built consid­
horn for a while where Mr. Kebble­
honorable career of twenty years has earned for us the
ing over Cottage Grove Monday
a
very
pleasant
social
afternoon
erable wire fence about this place
beck is employed by the Booth-
name w e have always endeavored to maintain. W e
with a view of locating here. He
was enjoyed by those present,
solicit your business.
Kelly Co. and later will reside in last season.
is verv favorably impressed with I
N. P. Staples and wife of Port­ this city and will soon decide as to among whom were: S. E. Veatch,
Cottage Grove, where both are well
land,
Mrs. Staples being a sister whether or not he will locate here. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Veatch, Mr.
and favorably known.
of Mrs. Jas. Ostrander of this city He is a very genial young man ; and Mrs. W. A. llemenway, Mr.
and Mrs. Read, Mr. and Mrs. Ma­
are guests at the Ostrander home.
Eor sale— 18 room rooming They are very favorably impressed and has been quite successful iu ! d e « atul Miss Kemp. Mr. Wheel­
the practice of medicine.
’„VWW'V'.
house, three blocks from depot on
er was the recipient of several nice
with Cottage Grove.
Main street, E.ugetie, Oregon.
W hy be bothered with two pairs i presents,
L. A. Ralston has started up his of glasses. Call at Hotel Oregon
-
Three year lease, want to go east.
Apply to or address, W iu . R k i u . v , power well drill and is sinking next Monday and have Dr. Lowe
New Grocery Store.
several deep bedrock wells in this show you the new Toric Kriptock :
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Eugene, Oregon.
city. He anticipates a lively sea­ lenses used for seeing at all distiu-1 Mr. J. V. Foster, who has been
son in well drilling at this place ces One solid piece. No divis- j engaged in farming about three DURING i Q io
FROM ALL POINTS ON TH E
Earnest Bisbey has accepted a
and Sutherliu where he will oper­ ions or lines, no cement to come miles from Cottage Grove, in Silk
position in an ice cream parlor at
ate.
apart and perfect sight with the Creek valley during the past three
Klamath Falls and will take his
discomfort and unsightliness left years, has leased t hej . P. Currin
Dr.
K.
A
.
Leep,
one
of
Eugene’s
departure for that place Wednes­
out. To have him show them t o ! building on the west side, and
(LINES IN OREGON)
day. Ilis wife and baby will join leading physicians, made Cottage
('.rove a professional call today. you does not obligate you to pur-1 about May 1 will open a first class
him later.
TO
RATES
«grocery therein. Mr. Foster has
The Leader was favored with a chase.
Chicago...........
been
ehgaged
iu
the
trade
prior
to
pleasant call, the doctor being an
Council Bluffs
Dr. Lowe the well known optic­
The newest creation in Ladies
Omaha.........
old “ college chum’ ’ of the editor. ian and optometist will Ire in Cot­ his undertaking iu farming, a*d
Suits at Lurch’s.
Kansas Citv..
that he will succeed here there cau
Rev. Robert Sutcliffe has receiv­ tage Grove April 25, Drain 2b,
St. Joseph....
he little doubt. He will carry an
ed and accepted an invitation to Voncalla 27, Oakland 28, Rose­
St. ì’aul........
up-to-date stock of goods.
St. Ban! via Cottucil Bluffs..............
deliver the annual sermon to the burg 29 and .40. The wise who
Minneapolis direct..
local Oddfellow and Rebekah need glasses will wait for him.
Minneapolis, vi a Council Bluffs..... ....... 63.90
The Devil Wagon.
lodges.
This interesting event
“ T h a t wealthy young broker has
Duluth direct
Free Library.
takes place in the Methodist Episco­
given his motor to a well known ac­
Duluth, via Council Bluffs..............
tress.“
pal Church, Sunday morning April
St. Louis........
............................ ....... 67..50
The hooks for the free traveling * “ Yes. H e says his fath er taught him
24 at 11 o’clock. The public cor­
library have arrived and are in­ to hitch his wagon to a star.“ —N ew
dially invited to be present.
The above rates apply from Portland only. From points south of Portland
York Life.
stalled in the law office of A . II.
add ON)’. VvAY local rate to Portland, to make through rate via Portland.
Too U tterly Too Too.
j D r . Lowe, the well-known King. The list of the books now
One way through California, add $15.00 to above rates.
Two dance hall mualclana in Butte
optometrist and who has at hand number fifty and are by
Were paid to play cornet and flute.
The Newest
But they drank lemonade.
been coming to Cottage (.rove so such well known authors as Adel-
Ten days provided lor the going trip. Stop overs
Beer and whiaky, which made
Creations In Men's
Those two tooters too tight to toot.
ntauv years will be at I lotel Oregon borg, Bishop, Brady, Bryant, Cle­
within limits in either direction. Final return limit
—Catholic Standard and Times.
next Monday April 25.
Don’t ments, Cooper, Cyr, Elliot, Fox,
three mouths from dale of sale, but udt later than
Clothing
Octoljer 31st.
fail to consult him about your eyes Woosley and scores of others.
Different Now.
M athews—They say your gram !fa -
and glasses.
Dozens of Lane
! ther was very successful ns tin ex­ Inquire of any S. P. Agent fo r complete information
county references. Nineteen years
Brotherhood Meeting.
plorer.
I ’ nder the Broadway
experience.
Remember the day
T ra v ers- Y’es, he was. N early e v e ry ­
System of s e l l i n g
and date.
Regular monthly business meet- | body used to believe him.—Pick-Me-Up.
General Passenger Agent
Portland. Oregon
clothing we are able
Andrew Nelson, the well known ing of the Methodist Brotherhood,
S
8
S
IS
IS
IS
P\ire Drvigs
Patent Medicines
H .
Benson's Pharmacy
The
c. o OOK’S
First
_lT l
National Bank
I
J r T H E O L D R E L IA B L E *
Li
EXCURSION RATES TO THE EAST
S O U T H E R N
PACIFIC
THE BROADWAY MODEL
SYSTEM
ok
to
save
$5.00
to
you
from
$8.00 on
your suit.
Best All Wool Suits
$18.00
Guaranteed
These Suits would cost you $22.50 to $25.00
Anywhere. C om e in and see them.
Rees-Wallace Co.
"Where You Do Better”
.. 4*
electrician, has been engaged as
general manager of the installation
of Eugene’s new municipal electric
power plant at Walterville, on the
McKenzie river 15 miles distant
from Eugene. The extensive ma­
chinery for this hig power station
is begining to arrive hud will soon
be placed on the grounds. It con­
sists of two generators of 12UO
horse power each and two turbine
wheels of equal power. It is pro­
posed to carry 22,000 volts over
this line to Eugene and the plant
will be completed and in operation
by early fall. The plant will be
modern throughout and will be
the largest and most complete elec­
tric power plant in the upper W il­
lamette valley.
in church parlors this Tuesday eve-1
ning, at 7:30 o ’clock, April 19.
Following business program as
follows.
Debate: Resolved, That each
pupil and student of the public
schools of these I ’ uited States up
to and including the eighth grade,
sin 11 In* prohibited from preparing
his text l>ook lessons at home.
Affirmative, W . C. Counter, Rob­
ert Sutcliffe.
Negative, E. K.
Barnes, H. E. Inlow.
General
discussion 10 minutes. Each mem­
ber be prepared to sing a song, tell
a story (comic) give a recitation
or make an interesting stump
speech.
W. C. Counter, Chairman Com­
mittee on Fellowship.
On the Sande of Time.
Lives of aerlalists remind us
That a man can take a fall
And. de|»erttpp?. leave behind him
Juat an imprint, and that's all.
-Kansas City Times.
WM. McMURRY
YOU CAN’T MAKE IT
Appear Out you .are
an. .u
up
sre .yn
p to
ti date business man If you use out o t
dite r Stgfonery
*nd"EeIhtfng. - Whatever
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