Cottage Grove leader., June 28, 1910, Image 5

LOCAL ANO PERSONAL
HARDWARE
F arm Im plem ents, C ement
Lim e And S f v l t ...............
l i e kissed th e postage »tam p upon
T he le tte r th at »lie sent,
In fact he lickeil th e m ucilage off
A nd in to ra p tu re s went,
l i e wrote a n d told h e r w hat he did,
And th e n h is love n ear froze
W hen she replied “ I m oistened th a t
stam p
O n d ear little fido's n o se ."
I)r. Jo rd a n ’s saying th at “ the
only straight ticket is the oue with
the crooked nam es scratched o u t,”
is as true as it is epigram m atic.
Perfection In Carriages
I las been n earest reached in those we offer for your inspection.
T h e m ore closely you ex a m in e them the m ore a p p a re n t th e ir good
points. Hut y o u ’ll n ot fully ap p reciate th em u n til you own one and
• ee how b eau tifu lly it sta n d s h ard service. T h at ifl w here they excel
all o th ers.
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F o « d , F lo u r, P o u l t r y S u p p llu s , G , r \ e r » l C o m m i s s i o n B s s l u . a s
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MARRIED
Married.
D I R H A M (lO O DR I DO H— At the BOYD-M HRHDITH— At the M.
K. parsonage in C ottage Grove,
home of Mr. and M rs. Foster
T uesday, m orning, Ju n e 28,
l’hillit >s, S atu rd ay evening, June
25, 1910, Nelson D urham and
1910, A lfred N. Boyd to Miss
Marie Meredith, Rev. Robt. Sut
Miss llertie D. G oodridge, Rev.
clifTe,officiating.
W. A. E lkins, officiating.
T his w edding w as a quiet one
T hese estim able young people
only a few relatives and friends are residents of Star in the Row
being present. Both of the con- river valley where they will con­
tracting parties are well and favor- tinue to reside. T he Leader joins
ably know n in th is com m unity, ! in extending congratulations.
the groom being a son of Mr. and
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Mrs. John Durham and is e n g a g -' A t the home of H enry Fischer
ed in railroading, h aving a run ' at Marcóla, June 22, 1910, Rose
out of this city on the (>. it S. K. ! Lunati and T racy K. Johnson,
railroad, a position lie has held! Rev. IL C. l’reston, officiating
several years. They will reside in These young people are well and
th is city on F ourth street where a favorably know n at Cottage Grove,
nice new bungalo is just being
Operation For Appendicitis
com pleted for the happy couple.
T h e Leader joins in ex tending co n ­
Miss Minnie Comer, d au g h ter of
gratulations and best wishes.
Mr. aud Mrs. J . M. Comer of this
city and who is a well know n and
New Bookkeeper.
popular school teacher of South
D. I). K nox h as accepted the Lane county, is recovering nicely
position of bookkeeper for lltè at a Portland hospital from a re-
Brown Lumber Co. and is at the cent operation for appendicitis,
desk in the com pany’s office in i from which she lias been a sufferer
th is city. T he long experience of j for two years. T he operation was
Mr. Knox in sim ilar work in the very successful an d .\Jiss Coiner
first national ban k atpl other busi­ will fie gble to return home in a
ness institutions in this cjty well few days.
qualifies him for this position.
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How sweet smells the new mown
hay.
If you w ant the news subscribe
I for the Leader.
If you d o n 't advertise your
j business the slieritf may.
W ild black berries are getting
I ripe aud will be plentiful.
T o get w hat you w ant, m ake
I others w ant what you’ve got.
Beautiful floral service ill the
Methodist church S unday evening.
Mrs. Lon W illard sings “ Face
to F ace” in the Methodist church
S unday evening.
Mrs. Roy G riggs and little
daughter of Comstock were Cot­
tage Grove visitors last week.
Boys k nickerbocker suits to
$5.50 values going while they last
at $2.98 H ampton and Co.
Rev. Robert Sutcliffe and wife
went to Eugene this afternoon to
visit with friends for a few days.
We understand our esteemed
G erman friend. Editor Lew A.
Cates, will be orator of the day at
the German celebration to be held
near this cjty the Fourth-
Friends having sweet peas with
which to decorate (he Methodist
church n ex t Sunday evening for
the floral service kindly send n o t­
ice to the Misses Hooper, Del.oug,
Kem and Phillips,
Miss F,lla Dickerson, who is well
known to Cottage G rove people,
has accepted a situation in the
public schools of Joseph, Oregon,
where her brother Rollitt is engag­
ed for his second y ear’s work.
Mrs. John Nokes received the
sad intelligence last week of the
death of her m other, Mrs. Mar­
guerite Steeves, at Princeton,
M innesota, at the age of 73, her
father fieiug 94 years of age. but
is growing quite feeble.
T h e Republican prim aries did
not m aterialize iti Cottage Grove
last S aturday. No oue seemed in ­
terested in the forthcom ing county
assem bly. “ Let th e people ru le.”
A BIG R E D U C T I O N
Boys knickerbocker su its to
$5..50 values going wlnle they last
at $2.98 H am pton & Co.
T h e Ladies Aid of the Presby-
teriau church will conduct a m ark ­
et all day S a tu r d a y s Cook’s.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J . I ’sher, w bo|
have lieeti visiting friends in this
city for several days left for C ot­
The. leading feature at Lurch’s this week is the big Shoe Sale.
tage G rove.— Roseburg News.
Men’s Shoes $1.75 to
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$2.98
Ladies’ “
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F'red Shepard, ofW eitdling, who
2.25
pleaded guilty to the charge of
Children’s Shoes 75c to
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85c
bootlegging, was fined $500 and
Friday and Saturday Special;
sentenced to serve 30 days in the
county jail.
25c Value Turkish Towels -
T he reason C ottage Grove has
such an equable and salubrious
clim ate is from the fact that it is
located at an elevation of (>42 feet
tnidwav between those two hot air
generators, Eugene aud Roseburg.
John Sears who is recovering
front a serious illness was in Cot­
tage Grove M onday looking hale CHURCH NOTES AND
and hearty again aud weighing
ANNOUNCEMENTS
exactly itt the 200 pound notch.
However, he is uot able to do any
work as yet.
Anthem by large chorus choir,
B. K. Lawson lias been elected Methodist church Sunday evening,
to the captaincy of C i^JE, Fourth
C hildrens day exercises were ap-
Regiment, O. N. G., stationed propriately observed at the Metho-
here, to succeed C aptain J. C. dist church S unday evening and
Johnson, resigned. T he latter has an excellent program was render-
Where you will always find a
been promoted. C aptain l.awsou ed by the S unday school classes,
was formerly in the commissary H. H. H arris directing the music,
complete up-to-date stock of
departm ent.
^ T he church was filled to its rap ac-
Groceries, Crockery, Shoes and
Stacey Russell of Springfield, ity on this occasion,
Men’s Furnishings. Good Goods,
the p opular republican candidate
T he attendance at the m orning
Right Prices and Prompt Service.
for county clerk, was fixing up his service in the Methodist church
political fences about Cottage steadily grows.
Five children
When in need call at.
Grove Monday. If he does uot were baptized last S u n d ay . Matty
laud the plum th e other fellow of those present declared that the
will certainly know he had a live- anthem “ Sum m er D ays” rendered
ly com petitor. Russell is all right, by the choir was the best for many
T h e daughters of Mr. and Mrs. m onths. No less th an seven men
Ben Lurch. Mrs. Jas. McCreedie t°ok part. A drian Nokes is a val-
of San F rancisco and Mrs. H arry u ablc addition possessing as he
K rueger of Butte, are guests at does a tenor voice of unusual
the old Cottage G rove home. Mrs. ral,Ke and sweetness.
K rueger’s sister-in-law , Mrs. Jas.
T he biggest of all big days in
K rueger accom panies her. A n o th -; the Methodist church n ex t Sunday,
er guest at the L urch home is Miss Public worship at 11a. in. w ith
Ivdith Ilex ter of Portland.
address by Robert Sutcliffe on
(S a G S e M S ttM e N N e N M M M n e M W n m M M N N M M M M M M
Mrs. Louisa H edrick, familiar- Tfie M artyr of C a ly ary .” Sac-
ly know n as “ G ra n d m a” Hedrick , lam ent of Lord’s supper admiuis-
widow of John H edrick, a pioneer tered at the close. In the evening
of 1852, was born Ju n e 22, 1883, at 8 a beautiful floral service takes
in Iow a, aud was, consequently, place. Robert Sutcliffe lectures on
77 years and 1 day old when she
Four Sweet Feas” a boquet of
Means a great to you as a depositor. G O V E R N M E N T
died. Her death took place sud- tllis sweet flower given to every
S T P E R V IS IO N of N ational B anks is every year b e­
denly at 4 a. m. Ju n e 23, 1910, of atten d an t. T he W om ans Club of
com ing more careful. It is the purpose of the G overn­
ment to m ake the word “ N A T IO N A L ” in connection
heart disease, at the residence of Cottage G rove the honored guest,
with its b an k s synonym ous with “ S A F E T Y .”
her son, John, on the hom estead Anthem by large chorus choir,
We welcome SM ALL accounts as well as LA R G E ones.
about 5 miles from D rain.
Mrs. Lon W illard sings Herbert
O N E-H A LF OFF
W e will continue selling La Vogue Suits and Coats
For One-Half Off this Week.
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National Bank Protection
Owing to the rain first o f last
¡week m aking it iucouvenieiit for
T h e state health officer was here J oh,,son’s sweet sol° “ 1?ace to
For Sale At Bargain,
a good m any to come in to Miss
from Portland last week, a guest I F a c e ” T he best seats wil1 be
Bartels great sum m er sale, she has
Passing ot Old Land Mark.
Id acres, house, b aru , .1 chicken decided to continue litis sale for of city health officer Dr. Oglesby, taken early for this unique service.
H e said th e sanitary condition of! B,ble sch° o1
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KPwor,h
houses, wood house, cellar, spring,
T he P erkins barn, an old land 55 fruit trees, garden, grain X acre this week only. Read her new ad Cottage G rove w as in th e m ain ex- L easue devotional m eeting at 7
cellent and far te tte r th an he conducted by Mr. M IL Auder-
m ark opposite the city park has 1 cow, 1 calf, 100 chickens, cheap today.
T he G raham hotel was opened found in most of the valley towns. ’ sou- A h earty ‘»vitation extend-
been sold to J. F. Spray, moved if taken at once. Particulars F . A.
Monday under new m anagem ent, Owing to the approaching dry , ed to all.
over on liis premises adjoining and Clow , Cottage Grove, Oregon.
C. N agle being the proprietor. warm season he adm onished the
remodeled. T he old site of this
Weston Leader: Lupus is cer-
Excellent meals are served and local m eat m arket men to put
b arn aud the pretty grove su r­
Timber Land For Sale
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tainly
an nffliction. It not alone
the service is first class throughout- forth a special effort to keep their
rounding would m ake a beautiful
endangers
the life of Governor
O ne hundred and twenty acres T h e place is upw styled th e ' ‘Cot* places and slaughter houses clean,
location for the N esm ith county
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Benson,
a
faithful aud obliging
tage
hotel
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'o f fine tim ber in Mosby creek tim-
court house.
w hich they will do.
official, hut enables Jay Bowerman
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| fier belt. W ill scale between three
C an’t m ake the Easly Brothers
I'rattk K ing, the local S. P. de­
To Exchange For Lumber.
and four million feet. Call for of Saginaw , believe an ad in the pot agent,“is out with a new p ru n ­ School Killer, to succeed him.
inform ation at the Leader office.* Leader d o n ’t pay. T hey put a ing kn ife which is worth patent-
It is now th e states of Arizona
Good four-year-old m are to e x ­
few lines reader in last T u esd ay ’s ittg. It has an attachm ent to the and New M exico.
change for lum ber. W eight 1200.
Messrs. Atlee aud N agle of the Leader “ Cow for S ale” and sold
blade w hich renders it absolutely i
A pply to Mr. J. W. Gowdv.
¡C ottage Hotel have dissolved p a rt­ the cow the next m orning over the
impossible to cu t into th e tender
n e rsh ip , the latter h av in g purchas
Boys knickerbocker suits t o ied the interest of his partner. Mr. telephone to a Cottage Grove b ark of a voting tree or th e lim b
$5.50 values going while they last Atlee has gone to Springfield to party.
ahove the oue you cut off while
T here is one 'way to save
engage in the restaurant business.
a t $2.9« H am pton Kc Co.
Ernest Pnrvance, Misses Myrtle prituiug, by the knife slipping, I
your piano and that is by
Purvance, Eunice Van Den burg w hich is so often the experience in
and Mabel Veatch have gone to p ru n in g with the ordinary straig h t . . . E x p e r t T i m i n g 1. . .
Eugene to attend summ er school or crooked blade. T his invention
aud better equip themselves for should m ake some easy m oney for !
Drop me a posta) and I ’ll
call. W ork guaranteed.
their work as teachers in the C ot­ F ran k .
tage G rove schools this fall and
Robinson and wife, th e
winter.
former a retired hanker, wete at-
H E better corsets you
Rev. Jas. H aw kins of Roseburg, tra d e d tq Cottage G rove by the
buy, the te tte r figure you
returned from his Mosby crgeV name of the place last week and ! C o t t a g e G ro v e , O r e g o n
will have, the more
tim ber claim T hursday, and states were registered several days at
stylish you will appear and the
that he found a magnificent liody Hotel Oregon. They were pleased
longer service you will get from
of tim ber up there. He is confi­ with the place and cam e here to
your corset.
dent his claim will run from three locate, but upon observing that
If you can afford to spend
to four million feet. W hile in this certain prominent citizens were
from $15.00 upw ard for a dress,
city Rev. H aw kins was a guest of opposiug street paving they be­
you can surely afford to s|>end
A. J. Arm strong, the photo m an. came disgusted and moved on.
from $2.00 to $5.00 nr more for
Most any one eatt afford a dia T hey said that the one th in g Cot­
a corset; for the corset is the
mond at the price Madsen is sell tage Grove was most in need of
foundation of style and there­
was the paving and im provem ent
ittg them for a short time only.
fore the appearance of your
of
its streets. Such exam ples give
H arrv F . W ebber, the well
dress depends upon it.
us an opportunity to see ourselves
known
local
piano
tuner,
was
do­
We fe a tu re Henderson Corsets
ing some work in this city last as others see us. Get the paving
and carry them in a wide range
week which included the tu n in g work started.
of values, retailing from $1.25
and voicing of the w riter's piano.
An effort is being m ade am ong
upw ard, but advise the purchase
We
found
hint
a
most
thorough,
leading
democrats of th e state to p rrKjuce g.xjd results.
If y >u
of the higher grades whenever
practical ami up-to-date workman line up Judge J. W. H am ilton as send your physician's prescriptions
possible. T he shape, construe-
and his prices are very reasonable, ¡candidate for governor, but the to us they will t e most carefully
tion, finish and fit of the higher grade corsets are n aturally
O ne great satisfaction in giving ; judge declines the honor, prefer- compounded and only the purest
and freshest of Drugs will t e used.
more desirable and attractive.
H am ilton, al We always carry a large supply of
such work to Mr. W ebber is th at ring the te n ch .
A trial w ith the better grade H enderson Corsets will co ir
if a string should slack and become though a democrat, has served this
vittce you of the wisdom of our suggestion.
out of tune after his work is com ­ district faithfully on the te n c h , ,
pleted lie is rig h t at h and and and, since polotics do not aud
ready to correct the trouble at should not enter into selection o f , th at we can highly recom m end.
once and w ithout extra charge. the judiciary, it is quite likely t h a t 1 In all cases our prices are worthy
W hen your piano or organ needs he will be returned at th e fall elec­ of your notice.
tu ning or repairing in any way tion. T h e Lane county bar, irre -'
drop Mr. W ebber a post card in spective of politics, h as endorsed
•Where You Do Better’
the C ottage G rove post office and him for re-election.— E u g e n e
Cottage Grove, Oregon
Register.
he will be on h an d promptly.
I The
First National Bank
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Piano Repairs
Buy Good Corsets
c. s
H arry S. W ebber;
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P u re D rugs
Patent Medicines
R ees-W a lla ce Co.
Benson’ s Pharmacy
They Are
All Taking Notice
T h at the Nesmith Cash Grocery is the place
to buy fresh family groceries and farm pro­
duce.
Business is growing because our
prices are right. Convenient shed for team s
at rear of store.
J . V. F O S T E R
DON’T BREAK YOUR BACK.
Don’t S ta n d L ik e
A
L ifting carpets and do n 't te a t
your rugs to pieces. I will clean
Hitching
them on the floor with my n e w ;
P o tt
V acuum cleaner.
Leave orders]
at Leader office.
N iki . W hi tnkv
W anted— A bout 51) head of grade
ewes, Shopshires preferred. A d­
dress C. Henry H aig h t, S ag i­
naw , Oregon.
Any one who has not co n trib u t­
ed a prize to th e sweet pea show
prem ium list and m ay wish to do
so can leave them with Mrs. De-
lure Hemenway, phone 223.
Get a m ore on.
Let the w orld
know you are
awake.
Push
your business
to success or
your business
will push you
to the wall.
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