Cottage Grove leader., April 26, 1910, Image 5

HARDWARE
i LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Col. Jackson, Inspector d eu eral
of th e Oregon National d u a r d has
accepted an invitation to address
the com m ercial club Friday even­
ing an d oil Saturday night will 1
address a public meeting to he held
at th e Armory upon the th ird an-:
ltiversarv occasion of Co. E. when
the m uster out ceremonies w ill;
occur.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
T ry the Leader a year.
Very few men have a profitable
hobby.
Farm Im plem ents, Cement
T he go-cart is one of the iu fau t
industries th a t keep pushiug to the
Lim e And S a lt .
front.
Editor Kibby of the A lbauy
Herald, was a Cottage G rove visit­
C hurch supper and program at
or T hursday.
the M. E. Church W ednesday)
J. t*. C.raham, m anager of the evening. O nly 2.5 cents per plate.
wireless station at Kiigeue, spent
A. T. Beidler has accepted a po­
Sunday with a C ottage ('.rove
sition iu lle rre n ’s meat m arket. |
friend.
Friday and Saturday Special: Portierres
F rank Jordan is sojourning at Mr. Beidler is a good all r o u n d 1
V alued at $3.50 for
Freewater, C m atilla County, and | m eat m arket man.
may decide to locate up there or i d ra d u a tin g exercises at the Roy­
at W alla W alla.
al Interm ediate School next T ues­
Crimson Clover 2b inches h ig h ! day. A fine program will lie rend­
was nreseuted to the Leader, F r i- 1
ered aud all are invited.
day, by Mr Burgess of Saginaw ,
H ugh Doolittle, formerly of the
where it w as growu.
W an t A nything in W ire
Cerro d o rd a Lumber Co., waa
Why
should
not
students
and
Com e to th is h ard w are store am i g e t it. W e h av e screen wire,
others residing tem porarily with tran sactin g business iu town Satur- ] i
ch icken w ire, fence wire, stove w ire an d so rts of w ire u te n s ils tor
ev ery use.
local fam ilies he enum erated iu day and favored the Leader with a
S
You will find them all of th e sam e h ig h ch aracter as ou r o th e r
Cottage d r o v e ’s census?
pleasant call and a subscription
h ard w are an d as m oderately p riced . W e sh a ll l»e glail to sell you
a lo t or as little as y o u r needs m a f be.
T he Masonic- fraternity have renewal.
The Christian Revival.
May Day Festivities.
bought the Armory block and will
Miss N ora (Jueen, teacher of the
build a second story on the armory
H ave you heard W histou and!
Rum mage sale, entertainm ent,
brick to be used for lodge purposes. school at the Booth-Kelly mills,
was a Cottage drove visitor S atu r­
Longm an at the C hristian Church? I refreshment booths, fortune telling,
Mrs. Ida Thom pson of near
F eed . Flour, P o u ltry S u p p lies, G e n e r a l C o m m is sio n B u s in e s s
If you have these words <>f apprec- i fish pond aud m arket, Friday aud
Salem, and her son-in-law Mr. day aud favored the Leader with a
d eo . Ray, are visiting Mrs. T hom p­ pleasant call aud a subscription
iatiou are not for you, hut for Saturday April 20 an d .40, in the
son’s brother, Dr. W . W. Oglesby renewal.
those who are m issing a great treat M cFarland building, under the
and family.
T h e M argaret lies Stock com ­
These evangelists h av e traveled all auspices of the I’resbyteriau Sun-
Roses are begiuiug to bloom pany in repertoire at the Armory
over this country an d C an ad a and 'lav school. A fine literary and
I. 0. 0 F Memorial Sermon
K. P. and W. 0. W Buy Lot.
about Cottage d ro v e, Chas. W alker theater four nights com m encing
are live wires.
T heir m eetings i m usical program will lie rendered
Odd Fellows memorial day was being am ong the very first to dis­ W ednesday evening, May 4. T his
An im portant real estate deal w as
lack the sensational but are full- i both evenings.
Remember the
consum m ated in this city Monday observed at the Methodist Episco­ p la y these most beautiful flowers is a splendid theatrical com pany, j
life and interest.
They m ain tain I'Market S aturday afternoon,
when the M cFarland lot and b u ild ­ pal C hurch Sunday morning, the on the Leader’s table.
well know n throughout western
that vaudeville stu n ts are not!
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Additional Local News.
M rs.J. 1. (ones h as been m aking O regon. Admission, 10, 20 and
in g on Main street opposite the m em bers of the order and the la d ­
necessary to get a hearin g and
Bank of Cottage ('.rove was sold to ies au x iliary attending in a body. frequent visits to h u g eu e recently .40 cents.
Mrs. H arry Brehaut is a guest of
Produce good results.
If you that the plain earnest preach in g j
the K nights of P ythias and W ood­ T he memorial sermon was deliver to visit her m other, Mrs. Roberts,
T h e Mandolin club had
its send your p h y sician ’s prescriptions and singing of th e Gospel is th e Mr. Brehaut’s m other and sister at
m an of the W orld Lodges for ed by Rev. Robert Sutcliffe, pastor who has been seriously ill hut weekly rehearsal W ednesday eve- to us they will be most carefully best draw ing card. W histou ns a j P ortland this week,
$4 ,750, or $95 per foot front. T he of the church, and it was certainly is m uch improved now.
niug. T he boys are advancing in- com pounded and only the purest preacher is iu a class by himself, i n r . Geo. W all of Eugene, is
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lot has 50 feet frontage and e x ­ an appropriate, eloquent and ah le| Fuchias, geraniums, carnations, to a good t grad a e of c music
now, and i ' • and freshest of D rugs will be used His illustrations are classics. I f | looking after business m atters and
tends back to the center of the o n e . T h e text caused all Odd double p elu u as and chrysanthe- would like another g u itar and i W e alw ays carry a large supply of you h av e heard him once you w ill!
greeting old friends in this city to­
river fully 200 feet. A good two- I ellows to smile an approval of th e mum p lan ts 10 cents each. Pansy m andolin player. A nyone w ish­
often. Longm an is a g rad u ate of: day.
story frame building stands on the selection, its words being fam iliar plants in, 25 and 50 cents per doz. ing to ta k e u p any string in stru -1
Cotner L’niversity aifti is a singer:
Messrs. E. C. Spray and J . S.
that we can highly recom m end.
lot the second floor of which will to every one of them and the de­ ll. K. M e t c a l f .
M 22 tf.
He has a high |
raeut will he welcomed at their re- j In all cases our prices are worthy par excellence
H
ickey
have purchased three five
be fixed up and used for a lodge ductions drawn therefrom by the
tenor voice th a t captivates an d eu-j
Mrs. Ida Lent of New York is a heat sals at the city hall on W ednes­ of your notice.
passenger
“ E. M. F. .10” automo-
room until the two orders get ready speaker were very logical, instruct guest of her brother ju-law au d day eveuings.
trances. These evangelists will ,
speak and sing every night at 7:45 I )des a,ld w*^ open a garage in
to build a ntode»n brick tfiereon. ive and helpful. T he sermon was sister, Mr. and Mrs. (5. B. Stand-
Eleven thousand |iost cards,
sharp. W histou and Longm an this city, the location to be decided
T h is property is almost opposite declared by m any the best they ish. Mrs. Lent was only four aud
have held very successful meetings | upon later. It will Fie know n as
L
aue
county
views,
was
the
output
h
ad
ever
listened
to
upoq
such
an
the lot and building recently p u r­
one-half days in crossing the con­
throughout this section. At Med the Nesm ith A uto Com pany.
Cottage Grove, Oregon
chased by the I. O. O. P, and it occasion. Special music was ren d ­ tinent, being called here by th e of the G rove studio last week, be­
ford there were 127 added, at Me- j
sides
the
usual
photograph
work
Miss Bertha Norris of F.ugene,
is considered one of the best b a r­ ered by the cljoir aud the service serious illness of her sister.
M innville 90, at A lbany 85.
of
the
gallery.
Many
of
these
spent
vacation week last week
Subjects
for
this
week
as
follows:
was
largely
attended.
As
a
m
ark
gains secured in Main street prop­
DIED.
post cards were sent to ICugeue and
T ues. “ A G reat ijuestion audi t s w ith Miss Nellie H em enw ay of
erty this season. .1 II. M cFarland of appreciation the members of the
A nsw er.”
Springfield dealers, which were de-
C ottage G rove both of whom are
an d wife have rem aining a 51 foot order on the following day present­
E N G L A N D —Cynthia Belle ling-
Wed. “ T he Short B ed,” a p rac­
d
a
re
d
the
best
they
ever
saw
taken
ed
Rev.
Sutcliffe
with
a
beautiful
lot adjoining the property just sold
land, at the family home at S ag ­ tical application of tile ten com atten d in g the G niversity of Oregon
of points of interest about those
at Eugene.
()n F riday Messrs.
and a 12 foot concrete sidew alk is leather purse.
inaw, Oregon, April 18, 1910, niaudm euts to modern life.
places.
A rm aud Rankin and W m. C ake
T hurs. "A re all Men Saved?"
being built in front of both lots.
after a brief illness, aged 48
Friday “ T hé D ram aof i.ife ’ in cam e up from Eugene and spent
W hen the new I. O. O. F. and K.
C. H . Sedgwick, the new m an a­
years, 7 m onths an d 16 days.
Birthday Anniversary Party.
volving a discussion of popular the day the guests of the young
1>.— W . O. W. Tem ples are both
ger of the Bohrnstedt F ru it Co. at
Mrs. E n g lan d was horn in K an­ am usem ents.
ladies m entioned above.
Last F riday afternoon Master
built this part of m ain street will
Creswell, accom panied by Supt. S. sas Ju n e 22, 1871 and cam e to O r­
Sat. “ S piritual B lindness.”
Byron
M
cFarland
celebrated
his
present quite an im posing app ear­
Shotwell, of the same com pany, egon several years ago w ith her
S un d ay will be a great day at
fifth birthday anniversary at the
ance.
were in this city b uying horses parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Mis- the C hristian Revival. A t 11
farm home of his parents, Mr. and
M ouday. The Leader was favor- . ner and lived near S aginaw , where Evangelist W histou will sjie.ik up
oil “ Back to the old Love.” T his
Mrs.
C
harles
M
cFarland
near
C
ot­
ed with a pleasant call au d was i she met and latter m arried James is one of W histon’s specials on the
The Boss Fishermen.
tage d ro v e. An en tertain in g pro­
inform ed that the Bohrnstedt com- j E ngland.
Besides a sorrow ing book of Revelation. At 7:40 he
d eo rg e Brumfield and son L aw ­ gram was carried out aud excellent
pauy has over 600 acres planted to husband, two children survive her. will speak on “ T he m an on the
rence and A1 Nichols tried their refreshm ents were served by Mrs.
o rch ard s aliout Creswell.
Mrs. E ngland was held iu the F ence.” Longman will sing twice
at each service. A large chorus
luck with rod an d reel again S u n ­ M cFarland and tfie little guests
T he-fam ous an d ever entertain- highest esteem by all who knew and orchestra will assist. A new
enjoyed
themselves
immensely.
day and cam e home in the evening
ing old classic, “ Rip V an W inkle” l,er a" d llle funeral service on April chart every night and the ijuestion
with well filled baskets, m any of Those present were: Em m a, Free-
m ay be seen at the Arm ory theater *'•*’ was attended by a large nmn- Box add to the interest. Couie to
da aud Ralph Awbrey, Florence
the speckled beauties captured M cFarland, Forest Snyder, M arga­
M onday evening, Mav 2. Those 1>er nf sorrow ing neighbors an d all these meetings.
m easuring 12 inches. They fished ret H em euw ay, W ayne Veateli,
who have seen the production in friends. T he rem ains were laid to
up on the Coast Fork and had the Edith M a d ee an d Margaret Kibble Miss Marjorie Mandeville, at Arcade years gone by will w ant to see it res* ri,e W alker cemetery,
A ttorney J. S. Medley had his
best luck of any of the fishing p a r­
cosy home on W all street treated
again aud those who h av e never
Memory of Mr, Jas En{||and
Sam 1’. Veatch, prom inent in
ties of the season. We can testify
to a coat of paint last week which
Miss M aude Blair of Portland, seen it should not miss th is oppor
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to the size and ex tra quality of the western railroad affairs, was a spent Sunday with her father, Col. tu n ity . The Jos. Detrick Co. with Ofi, Angel Wife and Mother crowned to- adds to its attractiveness.
Cottage Grove visitor F riday and
catch from the fact th a t six big
S aturday, a guest of his aged W. II. Blair, and h e n n a u y friends their special stage settings present With pUce meltable! Delay thy flight
speckled red sides were placed on p aren ts, Mr. aud Mrs. H . C. in this city, returning to Portland th is old favorite ns it Was never To realm» of alter joy—the way is «lark!
f
,
_ Thy «tear ones wander in a maze of
tfie L eader table by Messrs Brum ­ V eatch. Mr. Veatch was retu rn ­ Monday forenoon.
Miss Blair seen . before
and are receiving com-
^ Kr>ef!
field and N ichols. T hanks, boys. ing to Portland from an official m ade the Leader a pleasant call pljm eutary press notice everywhere, e.o not too far away, but whisper low,
trip through Arizona and T exas.
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' 'I am not «leait, Imt free from pain I
and said she was delighted with A dmission, 25, 45 an d 50 cents.
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Forty Buckeye Red chickeus 4
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Amt love yon still! De of goo.1 cheer,
Portland,
b
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she
noted
m
any
su
b
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\Vagon for sale, 4)^ Studebaker,
Messrs H all au d Foster, who
neU,ve<\
and 4 weeks old for sale at 40 cents alm ost new, h alf truck. Inquire stantial improvements in Cottage were recently allow ed dam ages 1 For 1 will never
leave yon! Winged with
of F. C. Coffmap,
each. Inquire at this office.
Grove since leaving this place one
against the O. & S. E. Railroad | coll„. to me«,, anil cheer yon «lay by
year ago.
Co. for injuries sustained in a 1
«lay."
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So »hall yon cam another crown, sweet
Miss Clarice Asher spent S u n ­ wreck on this b ran ch road, failing
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day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs to get a prompt settlem ent of their So glorious! Tongue nor pen can n ev er
I). Asher at Cottage G rove. Mr. claim s, caused an attachm ent aud th e 'crown th e "n \in i» te rtn g a n g e ls "
Where von will always find a
Asher recently sold his property injunction to Ire issued against this
wear,
N ellie W. M c K in n ey .
complete
np-to-rlate stock of
in W est Roseburg and moved to road a few days ago, w hich ties
the former city. He is now a r­ u p all traffic except m ail and pass­
Groceries, Crockery, Shoes and
ranging for the construction of a enger lietween th w c jty aud the Bo-
'* rs-
" • S anford o. H orens,
Men’s Furnishings. Good Goods,
in ^ ° ,,a K* G rove S aturday
modern 7-room house op an acre hernia mines and causes the sus- was •"
Right Prices and Prompt Service.
of ground which he has purchased pension of operations in the saw and favored the Leader with a
Mrs. Sanford says
at .Cottage G rove.— Roseburg Re­ mill in this city and some o th e rs, P'easa,lt r a "
When in need call at.
The Newest
along the road pending a settle­ her husband is m eeting will; great
view.
success with his $10(1 pen of white
II. P. Edgar, our old Irish friend ment of the difficulty, which will
Creations In Men’s
Plym outh Rucks received fro m ;
who is connected with the Combi only lie a m atter of a few days.
the celebrated G. R. F'ishel y ards,
Clothing
nation m ine in Bohemia, spent last
l.ast night at the A rcade H ar­ at Hope. Indiana, last spring He
week iu this city resting up. Perry rington F,. Unpqy and Company
has found ready sale at $4 50 per
says Bohemia is m aking good and presented the comedy “ T he I’eace
setting for all the eggs he did uot
I'n d e r the Broadway
will surely develop into a great M aker” to a fair sized audience.
w ant to set him self, and h a s a 1K
m ining cam p. We knew Mr. E d ­ T he com pany is the best that has
System of s e l l i n g
beautiful large flock of y o u n g ste rs! 8
gar when he was diggiug uickle ever player! here.
“ T he I’eace growing up. Ivggs from th is pen
clothing we are able
ore out of the Riddle mine, 17 years M aker is a beautiful story with a
»5
»5 #5
2$
run from 98 to 100 per cent fertile. ä 2ÖS 2 «
to save you from
ago and he is still delving for the happy blending of pathos and
hidden treasure. T he Leader will comedy. Mr. D upuv as the wily
$5.00 to $«.00 on
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Paine Shangle, a student at the
m ake him lietter acquainted with old lawyer, was adm irable and
U. of O. at E ugene, spent a few
your suit.
Cottage Grove aud vicinity.
kept the audience lau g h in g and days in Cottage G rove last week,
c, a I
Best All Wool Suits
J. L. Sim eral of Macomb, III., crying all the th u s. Miss Mayone guest of «Martin H. A nderson M r : j
arrived in this city Monday eve­ M andeville, as the young wife, Shangle is a brother of th e editor
Cottage Ci rove, Oregon
ning and is a guest of his brother, was ill that could lie desired. She of the Milton E agle, T h e le a d e r
J. B. Sim eral and fam ily. lie has w.is sweet, lovable and graceful. was favored with a pleasant call.
visited California and is now m a k ­ Mr. Atliey played the part of the .Messrs A nderson and S hangle and
AGE, EXPERIENCE and GROW TH improve a
ing a trip through ( »regon. He is husband in a very clever manner Kev. Sutcliffe enjoyed a days sport
Banks facilities «md ability to serve the public. An
These. Suits would cost you $22.50 to .>25.00
a lum lierm an an d a member of a but was handicapped by a had fishing on th e upper Coast Fork.
honorable
career of twenty years has earned for us the
Anywhere. Come in and see them.
large lum ber syndicate other m em ­ cold. Miss Mandeville and Mr. Anderson claim s to h av e cau g h t
name we have always endeavored to maintain. W e
ber of w hich he will soon meet at Athey iu their single and double the big fish-
solicit your business.
Hood River where a lum berm ens specialties completely captivated
The same piece
Mra. W. C. Johnson, Mrs. II.
convention will lie held. T his sy n ­ the audience.
And tomorrow | H. Fiester and daughter Mrs. AUi-
dicate is looking for a coast tim ber again tonight.
investm ent and it is to be hoped night, the funniest of all comedies, son are visiting with the mother of
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can he interested in the fine timlier "The Judge and the girl.” All the two former who is seriously ill ________ ______
v y i.- .- . «.<. V jsesSSSaSSW SeSSIIW iSSSSS«-«««
new specialtiea and features.
J at her home in Seattle.
of South Lane.
1 his w eek w e are selling Ladies’ La
Vogue Suits for 10 per cent discount.
The La Vogue Suits are cut in the latest
styles and are made of the best material.
$2.95
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