Cottage Grove leader., July 26, 1910, Image 3

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W. Eugene Knox
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
W . E ugeue K uox, the great
persouator an d reader, at the
rnory hall T hursday evening,
28.
From a nine acre meadow I
est Sears has sold $300 wort
hay this season from the
cutting.
Ira Beidler is up from i >akl
helping his brothers iu their
m eat m arket, A. T . Beidler lx
indisposed at th e present time.
Ben Lurch will uot add to
store building this season, as <
tem plated, but will build a ha
some brick stru ctu re next spr
W . II A bram s has purchi
the four passeuger Auburn A
mobile of A. L. W oodard, aud
now have even more frieuds t
before.
ANNUAL SHOE SALE
Miss Mamie K nox is a guest of
Cottage d ro v e friends.
Tim es are never its hard as they
seem to be in July aud A ugust.
Mrs. H olland has closed the Hol­
land hotel for the sum m er season.
M en's Oxfords, $5.00 value for
Miss G ertrude Iturdick is home
2.75 valu»* for
from Portland, a guest of relatives
2.75 value for
2.00 value for
aud friends.
Ladies
3.50 value for
It takes five years of h ard usage
Misses'
1.50 value for
to wear away a modern wooden
Mr. K nox is m aking his last tour of the Pacific coast
ALL LATEST STYLE SHOES
pavem ent one inch.
and comes to C ottage d ro v e T hursday, Ju ly 28, direct
Miss Yernie Brown was a guest
I
Friday and Saturday Special: Ladies’ and Misses 25c
of her friend, Miss Mattel Cochlin,
from the G ladstone Park C hautauqua. It is rarely that
value Sun Bonnets for................... ..................... .
qj Creswell, last week.
Cottage d ro v e has an opportunity of hearing such talent,
Attorney R. R. G iltuer and wife
We desire to call attention to
and the Armory H all will no doubt be packed on this o c­
of Portlaud, are guests of Cottage
new nursery ad of Gazley Brotl
d ro v e relatives aud friends,
casion. A fter his Oregon tour Mr, K nox goes to the
Nursery, the well known and
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cochran of
N ebraska S tate University where he holds the i>osition of
liable Southern Oregon uurseryi
Eugeue, speut S aturday aud S u n ­
at Canyonville, Oregon,
instructor and director in the departm ent of elocution and
day with C ottage G rove friends.
If you would enjoy a good hi
oratory. H is is an entertainm ent worthy of a th inking
H arry W ebber went to Roselturg
ty la u g h .d o n ’t fail to hear W. rvu-
today to attend to some piano tu n ­
public.
gene K nox, A m erica's greatest im ­ CHURCH NOTES AND
ing for his Roselturg frieuds aud
personator and reader, at the Ar- j
patrous.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
mory hall T h u rsd ay evening, July
T he deer killing season opens on 28.
Aug. 1, and m any hunters are
A. A. Heist, Supt. Young I’eo-
lohn F. W oodward, formerly in
brightening of their rifles for a trip
the tiuilrer business at Cottage pie’s T em perance W ork, will de-
to the m ountains.
Grove, but now in Portland, was liver a rousing address at the Meth-i
A m arriage license was granted
iu the city T hursday exam ining odist church W ednesday evening,
T hursday afternoon to Alon.zo L.
the title to some limiter laud»,— A young |ieople's
tem perance j
Flinn au d Miss Em m a K irk p at­ Register.
league will lie organized aud all I
rick, both of Cottage Grove.
C. E . Spencer, the Oregon de- young people favorable to “ Ore
T he tent meeting have been well hater, went to Cottage Grove R°n D ry” are requested to lie pres-
attended during the past week, not­ T hursdav, w here his home is. He e,,t am ' ini" •" Hie w inning fight.
Just received. New stock, latest styles. For ladies,
w ithstanding the season is warm was am ong the lioys who got stung
(Juite a record was established ;
for gents, for girls, for boys. T hese goods will be offered
for gatherings of this character.
ou the book agent job iu Portland. by the Epw ortli League for vaca-j
at very attractive piices in order to m ove them quickly.
S. B. Morss has som ething like — Eugene G uard.
tioq season at its last regular S ab­
Will l>e pleased to show them w hether you purchase or not.
50,000 trees in his nursery, and an ­
evening
meeting.
Mrs.
Birthday Surprise
D eads of red chaff wheat left at bath
MARRIED.
ticipates a big business th is fall.
Call, exam ine and lie convinced th a t you cau get the
this office from W es Chrism an’s H arry H art was leader au d the
Last T uesday evening was the T hese are principally apple trees. farm in Row river valley are very count showed th at 60 were present.
finest shoe m ade in America at C ook’s.
F L IN N -K 1K K P A T R IC K —At the 35th birthday anniversary of John
Work is well advanced ou the large aud fine and it is estimated Eleven prayers were offered and j
Methodist parsonage, Eugene, E ngland upon which occasion a ditch for the storin sewer to drain
his acreage will yield at least 30 twenty-five testim onials given. |
at 7 p. m „ W ednesday, July 20, pleasant surprise social was p lan ­ the city park. T his is a m uch bushels to the acre.
President Ralstou is m uch pleased 1
1910, Em ina K irkpatrick, of ned and very successfully carried needed sewer or drain and will'
with
the interest manifested
Malla Miller bought two acres
Portland, to Alfred L. Flinn, of out by Mrs. E ngland.
warm
months.
About soon be completed.
of river bottom land of J . Sams, j
Cottage d ro v e, Rev. 1). II. T rim ­ thirty neighbors assembled to as­
Mrs. Jack Lewis and fam ily aud one aud a h alf miles south of this
T he crowds at the gospel tent
ble officiating. T hey will m ake sist in celebrating the occasion and Misses Maggie au d Lotta W hilsett
city, recently, at $2<ai per gcr(i. are s|ill increasing nightly and
their home in Cottage d ro v e .— Mr. E ngland was the recipient of are cam ping and picking wild
Tl^e tract js al| set to fcpit#eiiherg Elder Mark Comer has found it
Register.
many nice presents am ong which blackberries at the old Booth-Kelly
necessary to increase the size of
apples and hem e».
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was a beautiful I. O. O. F. emblem mill east of Saginaw -
Harms-Faber.
E. E. Lilly cam e down from bis the tent to accom odate the con­
w atch fob.
Refreshments were
Miss Liudstrotn
of
Divide, mines iu Bohemia last week aud stantly growing attendance. More
^s»ì£$M£sSS&ttlMS9MMeMMHWMaeHNeWNMMMMi)f!88eSIÌ8mW8S
served and a most enjoyable eve­ was tran sactin g business in C ot­
John W. H arm s and Kmma I..
brought with him some large and can v as has been ordered for this
ning was spent by guests and tage G rove Monday and favored
F aber were united in m arriage at
beautiful specim ens of quartz purpose aud it is expected th at in-
hostess alike. T he guests were: the Leader with a pleasant call
the parsonage of the Sunnyside
which can be seen at Hemeuway creased te" 1 roaw wili l,e Provided
Mr. and Mrs. C. W- Caldwell, Mr. and a subscription renewal.
& Lockw ood's office.
I» W ednesday
evening.
T he
C ongregational church at Portland
and Mrs. ( trville Spear, Mr. and
A. i i> n ii
A
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m eetings are very instructive ami
T. lientz, wife aud son, of Blue
W ednesday, July 20, by the Rev.
Charles 1» Hell and biother, of
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,
.
Mrs. Charles Jackson, George
,
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enthusiastic aud much interest is
Dill, N ebraska, are guests of W. W innipeg, C anada,
J . J . S taub.
arrived on
Means a great saving to you as a depositor. G overnm ent
Young and wife, Mr and Mrs.
A. Ciiiiniugtyam gud fam ily, hav T hursday m orning and hope to being aw akened, T hey will cou-
Mr. and Mrs. H arm s arrived in
S U P E R V IS IO N of N ational Banks is every year be­
H ays, Mr. and Mrs. llo x ie, Mrs.
com ing more careful. It is the purpose of the G overn­
ing been old neighbors and frieuds m ake C ottage Grove their future tinue indefinitely.
Cottage d rove, the old home of
May llogate, Mrs. Jepsou and sou,
ment to m ake the word "N A T IO N A L ” in connection
N ext Sabbath at the Methodist
in N ebraska. T his family is m ak ­ home. Mr. Bell is aq experienced
Mr. H arm s, Monday where they
Mr. and Mrs Lajr Ralston, Mrs.
with its b an k s synonym ous with “ S A F E T Y .”
church
will
be
more
th
an
a
usual
ing a tour of the West.
will rem ain indefinitely.
salesman mid may take up employ­ one. At 11 a. m. Robert Sutcliffe
We welcome SM ALL accounts as well as LA R G E ones.
Stewart, Mrs. L. M• Thom pson,
Mr. an d Mrs. M. S. Nelson, pf ment for a Portland implement
Mrs.
Cobb,
Miss
Dickerson
of
Ill­
gives
an
address
on
“
Some
Teach
An Error Corrected.
inois, Miss H ays, I,en llo g ate, Medford, fiqve taken up their resi­ house now supplying this territory. i iugs of Je su s." Baptism and re­
dence in the Rouse cottage in the
Mr. Sterling and family have ar­ ception of members. Peoples pop-
Cecil Caldwell, L oi#R alston.
C ottage d rove, Oregon.
McUueen addition. Mf- Nelson is rived in Cottage Grove and taken
July 24, 1910.
j ular service at H a. in. Subject of
a lum berm an and will accept a po­ up their residence iu their newly
Irrigation Prohibited.
lecture “ From Missouri or the m an
E ditor of the Leader:—
sition with the Brown Lum ber Co,
acquired home, formerly occupied 1 , h a, „ „ „ s h o w n .” Special music,
Allow me a little space in your
Notice is hereby given by the
Rev. C. 11. W allace, whose life hy I). J. DuBruille and family, ^
scUool at 10. New scholars
paper th a t I m ay rectify an error
City Council th a t owing to the low was despaired of last spring, and
Mr. Sterling is su ccesso rto 11. C. are constantly lieing enrol fed. T h e
on the part of the Sentinel.
I stage of the city water supply the
w h° later recovered from hjs seri­ Baughm an
Co. iu the feed store jrpWorth League devotional meet-
never owned, opened or cloned a irrigation of law ns arid gardens is
ous
illness to such an extent th at business iu this city.
'in g at 7 conducted by C. Beidler.
b arb e r shop in the city of Cottage prohibited uutil further notice.
T he turning on of the L ang creek j he could be wheeled about in a
S unday the Cottage G rove Elec- i.et us lieat the m ark of last Sab-
Grove.
water supply th is fall will overcome | rolling chair, is now able to walk, tric Co. m ade the change from its] hath. A hearty welcome to all.
I was em ployed by Mr. C. II.
this shortage.
unaided, about and visit with
old to new power plant with but
Rev. M orhorter of K ansas City,
K aestner, who saw fit to close his
neighbors.
shop ow ing, to union com plicat­
little
inconvenience
to
its
m
any
^j0-i
will give a sterioptienu lecture
Nice Home Cheap
Secretary R. C. O strander of the patrous,
Edw ard S hearer a n d : at tUe Christian church th is eve-
ions.
J. A. C obh .
A nice lot an d story an d a half Modern Brotherhood of America Andrew Nelson, electricians of E u ­ niiig. No admission.
residence on W all street for sale has received tiolice from C. A. N el­ gene, assisted in the work. An
Mrs. B. Lawson au d Mrs Cruson
E. A. Rhoten, field editor of the cheap. Apply t o j . 11. Simeral at son of Beach, North D akota, of the improved service is now assured.
A L L KINDS O F
will sing a duet at the 11 o ’clock
Pacific Hom estead, w as a Cottage furniture store for particulars.
death of Mrs. Nelson, a former
Forty thousaud trout arrived service of the C hristian church,
G rove visitor M onday. Mr. Rho­
resident of Cottage Grove, which
Lost— Pair of good glasses, sad event occurred on Ju ly 9. She here a few days ago from th e gov- Sunday, July 31. Subject of the
ten is a good friend of Nesmith
em inent hatchery at C lack am as I m orning discourse, “ T h e Sure and
county. T he Leader was favored FiudeV please leave same at Lead­ carried a policy for $2000 in the
for the stream s in the Cottage the Insecure." Bible school at
w ith a fraternal call.
w er office.
local order.
Grove territory. W agons were to. C hristian E ndeavor at 7 p.
CHAS. MATTHEWS. Prop.
I). S terling has arrived in Cot­ aw aiting th eir arrival, au d the tu. Edw ard F innerty aud Miss
tage G rove aud assum ed personal tan k s containing the youug fish Verna Brown will sing a special at
charge of the feed store business were unloaded from the train and the 8 p. m service. Discourse
which he recently purchased from taken to the Coast Fork river, Mos- announced for last S unday evening
D. C. Baughm an. A ear load of by, Layug and Brum baugh c re e k s., wjn |)e delivered— Seeing Visions
feed, w heat, oats, chopped wheat, T he Commercial club h as been at and Dream ing Dream s.
Every
etc, has ju st been received. T he work for m onths to secure th e trout. | body welcome.
HE better corsets you
patronage of old au d new patrous
Most any one can afford a dia ¡,
buy, the better figure you
is especially solicited by Mr. Sterl­ niond at the price Madsen is sell :
will have, the more
ing. Call aud get acquainted. ing them for a short tim e only.
T h at the N esm ith Cash Grocery is the place
stylish you will appear and the
See new ad in the Leader today.
to buy fresh family groceries au d farm pro­
Geo. M atthews and wife, of
duce.
Business is grow ing because our
longer service you will get from
M issjea u elta Dickerson of C ur­ South Bend, Indiana, the former
prices are right. Convenient shed for team s
your corset.
ran, Illinois, will be a guest d u r­ a brother of our esteemed tow ns -1
at rear of store.
If you can afford to spend
ing the sum m er of her aunt, Mrs. m an, Chas. Matthews, arrived in!
from $15.00 upw ard for a dress,
C. W. Caldwell, she h aving a r­ this city last T hursday to enjoy a |
you can surely afford to spend
rived July 16. Miss IRckerson visit here. They come from a ,
from $2.00 to $5.00 or more for
says she did not see any country great m anufacturing city w ith au
a corset: for the corset is the
that looked good to her w hile en- enorm ous payroll aud say that <
foundation of style and there­
route to Oregon until she arrived times are very prosperous th e re .1
FOR COUNTY CLERK
fore the appearance of your
in the W illam ette valley. She is T hey have fair crop prospects iu
dress depends upon it.
very favorably impressed with In d ian a with the exception of fruit, 1
j I hereby announce myself a re-
We leature H enderson Corsets
Cottage G rove which she styles a w hich is almost a total failure, Mr.
j publican candidate for the office of
and carry them in a wide range
beautiful little city. T h e Leader M atthews inform s the Leader. Mr. ’
; County Clerk, subject to the decis-
of values, retailing from $1.25
understands Miss D ickerson is ail M atthews and wife are d elig h te d 1
1 ion of the voters at Septem ber pri*
upw ard, but advise the purchase
accom plished m usician.
with our pleasant summer weather Produce good results.
If
y
h ; nim ies.
STACY M. RUSSKLI.-
of the higher grades whenever
seiid your physician’s prescriptions
Scott Bennett and wife, of near and cool nights.
Springfield,
Oregon.
possible. T he shape, co nstruc­
to us they will be most carefully
Get a m o v e on.
Portland, are looking after their
tion, finish and fit of the higher grade corsets are n aturally
Dissolution of Partnership.
comjxmnded aud only the purest
Let th e w o r ld
property interests here and visiting
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and freshest of D rugs will be used.
Wanted
k n o w y o u are
more desirable and attractive.
with old frieuds. Mr. Bennett in ­
Notice is lierebv given th at the W e alw ays carry a large supply of
aw ake.
P ush
A trial with th e better grade H enderson Corsets will co n ­
forms the Leader th at he has talked
Middle-aged lady, general house­
y o u r b u sin ess
partnership heretofore ex istin g be­
vince you of the wisdom of our suggestion.
with m any ou the N esm ith county
work, small family, wages $3.00
to success o r
tween D. C. Baughm an an d Sam
question in his neighborhood and M cKearnoti, under the firm nam e
per week. Phone 884: P. O. Box
y o u r business
that nearly every m an favors the of Baughm an A Co., h as been dis­ that we cau highly recom m end. 255, Cottage Grove.
w ill push y o u
creation of Nesm ith county, saying solved by m utual consent. All Iu »11 cases our prices are worthy
to th s w all.
N ichols A Brumfield pay the
that Lane and D ouglas are both ou tstan d in g accounts are due and of your notice.
highest cash price for second-hand
Advertise!
entirely too large to be well and payable to D- C- Baughm an, who
bicycles.
will also pay indebtedness of the
Advertise 11
econom ically governed. Mr. Ben­ firm. Ju ly I I , 1910.
••Where You Do Better”
Advertise! 11
A few nice pigs for sale.
nett says he is sure N esm ith will
D. C. B aughm an.
Cottage
Grove,
Oregon
quire
of
F.
B.
Phillips.
Sam
M
cKearnon.
win.
America’s Greatest
Impersonator And Reader
Big Bargains, Low Prices
A rm o ry Hall
SHOES SHOES SHOES |
Thursday Evening, July 28
A d m is s io n 35» 25 A n d 15c
National Bank Protection
| The First National Bank ^
F lo u r
M ills
Mill Feed, G rain and Hay
Buy Good Corsets
They Are
All Taking Notice
T
J . V. F O S T E R .
P u r e D ru g s
Patent Medicines
Rees-W allace Co.
Benson’s Pharmacy
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