Cottage Grove leader., April 26, 1910, Image 4

CRYSTAL
(Tottanc (Strove %cai>ci\ CELEBRATED
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Eatablwbct» 1887.
Xeabev publisbfno Company
Fishing Tackle, Jointed Rods, Reels And Flies
&
£
0
The h.mils,.in,- hotttfi o l Ml and li
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T he season ojiens on April 1st. You will w ant to be there with your rod an d line. If you have no rod and line the best thing
Incorporated
Mrs. F. D. W heeler on W ebber St. ]
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you can do, will lie to m ake a bee line for our store, because we have the biggest and best stock of fishing tackle you can find in
was
the
scene
of
a
brillian
t
social
a.
this neck of the woods. Let us tell you w hat we have.
gathering last T h u rsd ay evening
We have a split bamlxx) rod that we sell for $1.00, it has a cork grip an d nicklc plated m ountings and is well m ade and all
PubliebcD Evert? diicodar?.
£
April 21, 1910, the occasion being i
rig h t in every way. We have belter ones at from *2.50 to *14.00. W e have steel rods at from $2*50 to $6.50 each. You ought to
the
celebration
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
have
one
of
these,
they
are
the
most
durable
rod
to
buy.
K ntereil in th e post office ¡it C ottage ('.rove, O regon a* econil-c1i»s m ail m atter
$
Fish lines at all prices from 5 cents to $4.00 each. W e h av e some d audy ones, 25 cents for 50 feet. O ur M artin and King
W heeler’s fifteenth w edding a n n i­
fisher lines have given the best satisfaction of any we have ever sold. T hey are m ade of p ure silk and are flexible and free ru n ­
versary.
T
h
e
parlors
were
h
a
n
d
­
Ccrine ot Subscription.
ning when used ou a reel, aud at the sam e tim e will not water-log.
tí? ;
somely decorated with apple bios- 1
Reels at from 25 cents to *7.50 each. We have them to suit the sm all boy au d at the sam e tim e the m ost ex a ctin g si>ortsmau.
*1.50
0 :
Oue year (in a d v a n c e )............................................
soms, cut flowers and potted plants
Flies at from 50 cents to *4.50 tier dozen. We have som ething special for you th is year.
0
75
Six m onths...................................................................
and the d in n in g hall, with dog- j
.50
Three m onths..............................................................
wood blossoms and cut flowers.
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T he guests were received by the
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C O TTA G E G RO V E, O REG O N , TU ESD A Y, A FR I 1, 26, DIO
hostesses, Mesdames Ivikin, Barnes
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and G oodm an, and lh<i lad y guests
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were
greeted
and
addressed
by
WILL THE STATESMAN EXPLAIN? com m unities of all of ( Iregon’s
their
m
aiden
nam
es
m onstrous counties, w hich must
Ju st before the hour for tly? w ed­
The Salem Statesm an is another sooner or later be divided, but
ding cerem ony, Mrs. J. (). Van Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. I). J. Du* CHURCH NOTES AND
newspafier caught by the logical such a law would have a direct
W inkle sang, “ Oh Promise Me” I Bruille, Mr. aud Mrs. C. II. Burk­
seeming, but im practical and u n ­ tendency to retard the state’s
ANNOUNCEMENTS
and the' strik in g of n in e o ’clock holder, Misses W hitsett, Dicker-
growth and developm ent.
fair plan of subm ilting the cre at­
was
the
signal
for
the
startin
g
of
T h e fellows who advocate the
son, Moore, Pur vance, W ilson,
ion of new counties to the territory passage of such a Law are of the the w edding m arch, w hich was Burdick, Richmond, Mrs. Gordon.
Preachiug at the L atham school j
effected. It appears to the Leader same m ental cablier an d legislative played by Mrs. Kobt. Sutcliffe J. E. Wheeler.
011 S unday afternoon at 2 o ’clock
Our stock of. Tailored Gar­
that after a little deliberation, a ability as the a u th o r of the 9-inch seated at the piano. In advance
¡by Rev. Sutcliffe. His topic will
Craven-Wheeler
Wedding.
ments for Ladies are all Cor­
mind, no m atter how dense, could hat pin and the hotel bed sheet of th e ty id a l party the ushers, H.
be " T h e most popular m an in the
[RAKL.HAM, IOWA, ECHO.]
but com prehend the fact that iu bills—legislative fre ak s and m oun­ O. Thom pson and J . I. Jones d e s­
Bible.” Let all w ho attend write
rect Spring Styles.
cended the stair and followed th e ,
any of O regon’s large uuw eildly tebanks.
On
April 21, 1895, at the the nam e of their choice on a slip
bridal p ath m arked by the unw ind- :
counties, the county seat and its
F rie n d ’s church occurred the wed­ of paper. These will be read and
ing of ribbons on either side by
The N ew Suits, Skirts and
DECLINE TO BE FRIENDLY.
tributary com m unities invariable
d ing of Miss Eva G. Craven of counted. Of course the Christ is
little M ildred H all and M arie Jones.
control the elections bv reason of
this place, to Mr. F rank D W heel­ not in the available list. Bible
Waists are so distinctive and
T he ush ers were followed by the
their great advantage iu popula­
er of Fairm ont, M inn., Eli Reece, school* follows the service.
T he Cottage G rove Commercial
beautiful this season that
tion and organization. Now, if Club invited m em bers of the E u­ flower girl, Miss V ena W heeler. th e pastor of the church officiat­
Tw o organized bible classes were
the Statesm an and a few other wise gene Com mercial Club to be th eir T he bride appeared leaning on the ing. Near 4(H) guests were in ­
every fancy will be favorably
instituted in the Methodist S unday
county seat organs will explain to guests upon a parley social o cca­ arm of Geo. Hall, following close­ vited. T he bridal party arrived
school
last
S
ab
bath.
One
is
for
responded to here in our
the Leader how a remote and com­ sion next M oudav evening, the ly the bridesm aid, Mrs. II. (). ju st at the hour arranged, 8
m arried folk au d the other for
paratively sparsely settled section meeting being a jollification at the Thom pson, an d m aid of honor, o 'clo ck . The w edding m arch was
selections.
those over 16 who have not yet
of any big county is going to suc­ close of a red hot cam paign for Mrs. J . I. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. played by Miss A nna S tanton and
taken
unto
them
selves
p
artn
ers.
ceed in creating a new county by new members. T h ere was to h av e W heeler met under a floral arch at the first sound of the m usic two
T he former starts with a m em ber­
Su Is range in value front
subm itting the proposition to the been no political or countv d iv i­ directly beneath a large floral bell, ushers, Mr. Clareuce Wilson and
ship
of 25 aud has for its officers
people of th e county effected with sion dem onstration of any k ind to where the simple, but very im pres­ Mr. Clias. Pearson w alked up the
$16.00 to $20.00. See a few
the following well know n workers:
the old county seat and its trib u ­ m ar the enjoym ent an d pleasure of sive Q uaker ceremony w as rep eat­ aisle au d unfolded the ribbons on
President, Mrs. J . H. Cham bers;
ed
by
Rev.
Robert
Sutcliffe.
in our west window. Conte
tary com m unity, hostile to the the two clubs,
either side of the bridal path. vice president, Mrs. Geo. H all;
but
Eugene
movement, which is iuvariably the very curtly declined th e in v itatio n H earty co n g ratu latio n s followed These were held by two little girls
in and get a fit.
secretary, W . C. Counter; treasurer,
case then the Leader will give it up. and the following contem ptible, and th e blush occasioned by the of Miss C raven’s Sunday school
Mrs. L. F. O rpurd; teacher, H arry
original
ceremony
was
brought
to
For 20 years Cottage G rove and misleading and
very
flimsy
class. T hen the bridal party en ­ H art. T h e young people’s elec­
South Lane, with its great timber reason for declining the in v itatio n the cheeks of the “ bride and tered, first, two more ushers, Mr.
tion was th u s recorded; president,
and m ining districts severed by the is set forth by the Eugene Register: groom ” by the bestow al of u n e x ­ Clyde Hightower au d O rm an O s­
Albert W oodard; vice president,
pected
kisses
by
a
few
ultim
ate
Lane and Douglas county bound “ T h e local body evinced a desire
born, followed by the groomsmen N etta H azleton; secretary, H azel
ary line, has appealed to Eugene to be courteous iu the m atter, b ut friends. Mrs. W heeler looked as Roy Emmens and A. J. D eH art.
H azleton; treasurer, M yrtle Kent;
and Roseburg for an am icable ad ­ at the same tim e th e sentim ent pre­ charm ing as fifteen years ago in a T h en came the groom followed by
teacher, Jam es Benson.
gown
of
corn
colored
silk
trim
m
ed
justm ent of boundary lines, estab­ vailed th at th e prom oters of th e
the bridesm aids,
Miss Minnie
Some two or three years ago
lishing a new county from this county division schem e m ight turn iu silk b atten b u rg an d she carried N u n am ak er an d Miss A lice De­
NOTICE.
Sale of Blooded Stock.
territory, but these appeals have a purely social motive into an a boquet of narcissus. T h e groom H art, the bride’s sister, Miss Cora there was a collision on a western
looked
as
blithe
an
d
youthful
as
of
railroad.
W
hen
the
bodies
of
th
e
\
always been unheeded or treated aborative boom of political th u n ­
Craven, being m aid of honor.
Mrs. H uston is now prepared to
T h e an n u a l S pring Breeders’
with utter contempt, and were it der, w herewith to boost tlieir n efa­ yore in the stylish conventional A nother of Miss C raven’s little dead engineer an d fireman were I
turn
out best work in tow n. Every Auction sale of pure bred short­
left to Eugene, the county seat of rious fallacy. Feeling th a t the in ­ black. Mrs. Thom pson, the brides­ S un d ay school pupils was flower being tak en from th e w reck the i
body come with a sm ile to the horns from prize w inning herds
Lane, with its large population vitation extended was not ac tu a ted maid, wore light blue an d carried girl, then came the bride on Mr. rescuers noticed a piece of paper
W est Side Studio. S I.50 cabinets will take place at the Union Stock
a
boquet
of
pink
roses,
while
Mrs.
covered
with
w
riting
pasted
ou
the
and two to oue vote over the South in the proper spirit the c lu b voted
W illis K. C raven’s arm .
T he
now
*4.00. T h e best work and yards Portland, April 26th; also 50
Jones, th e m aid of honor, wore a groom turned at th e alter au d met firem an’s side of the locomotive.
Lane precincts, the new county so to decline with reg rets.”
cheapest prices shall be my motto registered Ilolsteins and 150 fine
very
becom
iug
gown
of
tan
and
Closer
exam
ination
showed
it
to
be
long dem anded and needed to
the bride who was given aw ay by
tf.
horses will be sold at P ortlan d
carried a boquet o f w hite lilacs. her brother. T he cerem ony used a prayer. Friends of the brave fel­ in the future.
bring about the development of
Country Cliff) Race track April 27-
METHOD IN HIS MADNESS.
A fter a brief social h alf hour e x ­ was th at of the F rien d ’s church low who had m ade his last run,
this little inland empire of South
29. For catalogue, apply to P ort­
cellent
an
d
d
ain
ty
refreshm
ents
declared
he
frequently
spoke
of
his
Lane, would not be created in a
w hich is very simple but full of
W anted—C attle to pasture. A p­ land Horse sale Co. 474 Y am hill
were
served
iu
four
courses,
ju
st
prayer
and
how
it
helped
him
in
T
he
Eugene
Register,
th
e
c
o
u
n
­
thousand years, but th an k s to the
m eaning.
W hen the “ yeses”
ply to F. R. Sherm an, Cottage St. P ortland.
(A 26)
initiative, we are no longer at the ty seat riug organ, says: " T h e prior to w hich a very en tertain in g were s a id ’the ncwlv wedded pair his daily life. Pastor Sutcliffe se­
Grove, Oregon.
( M 10 )
program
was
rendered
consisting
cured
a
copy
of
this
valuable
selfish and desjiotic mercy of the only correct way to settle county
led the m arch to the home of the
B argain—Two good mares, h a r­
old corrupt county seat ringsters, division schemes fairly is to leave of sp in iste ra n d bachelor re a d in g s; b rid e.s m(Jther whefe a feast was hum an docum ent and will speak
ness
and wagon for sale. Inquire
Burbank
seed
potatoes
for
sale.
hut are able to appeal to the whole division to a vote of the residents 111 q u ain t costum es by a num - spread for a few invited guests. upon it on S unday evening in the Inquire of Beidler Bros.
tf.
of F. M. M urray, south Fourth Si.
lier
of
th
e
guests.
P
artners
for
Methodist
church
at
8
o
’clock.
people of Oregon for just, fair, u n ­ of the county from which th e new
T he bride’s dress was of w hite
biased and unselfish consideration county is to be tak en , “ if Gil- luncheon were selected by m a tch ­ corded silk trim m ed in satin ribbon But best of all he will give a copy
of our dem ands, as the long suffer­ strap did not know such a law ing w edding pictures brought by with veil of silk illusion.
T he to each person who attends the ser­
ing people of Hood River did, and would be u n fair and would d efeat the guests. T h e guests were serv­ groom wore the conventional vice. H . II. H arris sings a sweet
in this hearing we are going to be every attem pt at the creatio n of a ed by Misses W ilson, Dickerson, black. Mr. and M rs.W heeler took gos|>el song.
given a square deal and our prayer new county he would not ad v o cate P urvance, W hitsett, Burdick, Ilaz- t))e () ^ m train am id a shower
Everybody connected with the
is going to lie granted.
it. He kuow s full well th a t the el H azleton and E thel Moore. of rice and flowers for their new Methodist church is looking for­
T he very meritorious Hood Riv­ ixipulous county seat centers co u ld A m ong th e beautiful an d ex p e n ­ home at Fairm ont, M iuu., where ward with great expectancy to the
Hats that Represent the Latest Ideas of the
er county organization movement outvote any outlying district an d sive presents was a sixteen piece Mr. W heeler is engaged in the services of the com ing S ab b ath .
Leading Millinery Designers. Hats of
cut
glass
p
u
n
ch
service,
a
fourteen
could never have been successful thereby defeat every m easure for a
m ercantile business. T he decora­ Public worship at 11 with sermon
piece
cut
glass
w
ater
service,
two
by any other procedure and the new county which m ight com e up
all Styles and Descriptions. Hats at Prices
tions at the church were said to be by Robert Sutcliffe on “ E a rth ’s
equally meritorious Nesmith coun­ and therefore he w ants th is law piece cu t glass and silver fern dish, the prettiest ever seen iu E arlham . Mightiest M ag n et.” Sacram ent of
• that Please.
ty proposition could succeed iu no enacted, and so does some other a cut glass toothpick holder an d a They consisted of two pyram ids of Lord’s supper at close. Let every
other way. Therefore, any new s­ county seat organs in counties Japanese w indbell. T h is occasion flowers «11 the front of the alter. m em ber be present and share in
paper advocating the formation of where division m atters are likely was declared to have been the From the ap ex of each w as an up­ this memorial of our Lord. Peo­
new counties by subm itting the to come up iit a few years. Yea, largest attended, most elaborate right piece seven feet high with a p le’s popular service at 8 o ’clock.
proposition to the county effected, verily! T here is m ethod iu Gil- and enjoyable hom e social ever cross beam at the top m ak in g a Note the ch an g e in tim e. T he
is know ingly and purposely advo­ stra p ’s m adness. Hut his scheme given in this city and Mr. and circular arch from which h u n g the pastor speaks 011 " T h e Railroad
cating the passage a selfish, unfair is so tran sp aren t th a t it w ill fool Mrs. W heeler were heartily con­ wedding bell.
T he arch was M an’s P ray er.” .A copy given to
g ratu lated upon the success and
non-progressive and one-sided law, no one.
trimmed iu apple blossoms. T h e each person iu attendance. O ur
pleasure of the evening and were pyramids were of cut flowers and own sweet gospel singer, II. 11.
which would not only be a rank
wished m any more happy wedding potted plants. 'File writer cannot H arris renders a selection. Bible
Have You Been Counted?
injustice to the people of the remote
anniversaries. Follow ing is the give a description of the w edding school at 10 a. m. How th is
list of guests: Mr. and Mrs. II. presents, but he is informed they branch of G od’s cause is growing.
O. T h o m p so n ,, Mr. a n d Mrs. J . I.
were handsom e and valuable. T he 200 m ark will soon be reached.
Jones, Mr. an d Mrs. Marion V eatch
Everybody seemed pleased except Tw o organized classes for those
Mr. and Mrs. A. Brund, Mr. and
over 16. Join one of them. Mrs.
a few who wished it was them.
Mrs. J . S. Benson, Mr. and Mrs.
Laura Counter conducts
th e
B y O n e W h o S a w .
F. B. Phillips, Mr. and Mrs C. P.
League
dr
otional
service
at
7 p.
I'seful Holiday Presents, Pictures and Picture Fram es, New
iJones, Rev. and Mrs. Sutcliffe,
The Bay City News cam e out m. A heartv welcome to all.
Stock, Endless Variety, F urniture, Rugs. B lankets and
I Mr. an d Mrs. W . A. Hemenway, last Friday with a fine illustrated
ysou, Mr write-up of th at flourishing coast
Comforters. W riting Desks.
Mr. an d Mrs. G. II.
Improved Order of Redmen.
an d Mrs. John Silsby, Dr. and town and resourceful Tillam ook
T h e new s is a w ide­
Mrs. J . <>. V anW inkle, Mr. and county.
awake progressive country news-
T he institution of M illapoo
Mrs. W . C. Conner, Mr. and Mrs. paper under the efficient m an ag e­
T ribe No. 58, of C ottage Grove,
H arry H art, Mr. an d Mrs. C. C. ment of E ditor II. II. Miller.
Improved < >rder of Redmen, was
H azleton, Mr. an d Mrs. H arry
com pleted on F rid ay evening with
Four lodges of Cottage G rove the following elected chiefs for the
W ynne, Mr. and Mrs. Ilerliert
are
preparing to build homes this ensuing term .
II. I I . V eatch,
E ak iu , Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Barnes
year.
T h e Masons will invest Prophet; R. W. V eatch, Sachem ;
Mr. an d Mrs. F. H. Rosenberg, , #1 , sm in a temple, the Odd bel­
F. M. Ernest, Senior Sagiraore; F.
DEAR MADAM:—If we could talk to you
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Wood, Mr. lows will spend *12,lHm for a sim ­ II. Rosenberg, Chief of Records;
personally
w e would give you a thousand reasons
and Mrs. J . 11. Cham bers. Mr. ilar purpose and the K nights of Geo. M. Hall, Keeper, of W am ­
and Mrs. A. I.. Briggs. Mr and Pythias and W oodmen of the pum ; J . H. Spriggs, G uard of
why y«u should have one of our hats. Give us a
Mrs. W . H . A bram s, Mr. and Mrs. World jointly will erect a structure W igwam ; F . J . Miller, G uard of
to cost 511.0(H), says the Roseburg Forest; R. W. H astings, First
chance
to SH O W you. Come and look them over.
B. Lurch, Mr. a n d M rsD . T. Awb- Review
»
S annap; O. E. Woodson, 1st W ar
W e feel sure you will find just what you want.
rev, Mr. and Mrs. J . II. W ilson, Mr.
rior; G. Cruson, 2nd W arrior; F. J.
and Mrs. Fred Herrcn, Mr. and
Albany D emocrat: T his appears Freeland, Brave. Trustees, H. C.
Mrs. H ogate, Dr. and Mrs. Macey, in an A lbany booster circular: Madsen, O. E. Woodson, G . F.
i
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An Elegaut Line of Rockers. Ju st the Kind of Present for
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Woods, Mr. “ Albany has no saloons. Linn G arroutte. Medicine mail, Hr. A.
W. Kime.
Meetings will be held
and Mrs. J. S. Medley, Mr. and and Benton counties are d ry .”
Father or Mother. Come W here Selection is Made Easy.
every second and fourth T uesdays.
I Mrs. J . B. Siineral, Mr and Mrs. That is one of the liest Imosters A large class of palefaces will lie
C. II. V an Den burg, Mr. and Mrs. Albany h as. It is a good adver- initiated on the second Tuesday in
III. 11. V eatch, Mr. and Mrs. M. tismeut. T h e people w ho have May. T he braves are ou the w ar­
M. W heeler, Mr. and Mrs. 11. A. been com ing here because A lbany path after scalps. Look out or
will get you. T his order was
i Miller. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. H art, is dry, are the k in d we w ant. Those they
Mary Bartels-, Prop.
Corner Main and Fourth
instituted here by J. H . Fitzgerald,
Mr. an d Mrs. II. Venske, Mr. and who leave because it is dry are the G reat Prophet of Oregon. W atch
"T H E fURN ITU RF. D E A L E R S "
Mrs. Joe Porter, Mr. and Mrs. J . C. kind we d o n ’t w ant.
the tribe grow.
M.
Conner,
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F\irniture
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Kinds
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