Cottage Grove leader., August 16, 1910, Image 5

LOCAL A N J J J W N A L
Spend The Summer At
NEWPORT, YAQUINA BAV
Where the* pretty Water Agates, Muss Agates, Moon­
stones, Carnelian* and Rock Oysters can be found.
of All
A big fall trade is promised.
Vote for the bonds, of course.
Vacation-days are drawing to
close.
The ONLY Beach in The Pacific Northwest
Outdoor Sports
Better register today.
Try the t.eader a year.
Kinds
Including Hunting, Fishing, d iggin g Rock Oysters, Boating
Surf Bathing, Riding, Autoing, Canoeing anti Dancing. Pure
mountain water and the l*est o f food at “low prices. Fresh
crabs, clams, oysters, fish and vegetables of all kinds daily.
Meal camping grounds, with strict sanitary regulations at
nominal cost.
LOW ROUND TRIP SEASON TICKETS
From all points in Oregon, Washington ami Idaho on sale daily.
THREE DAY SATURDAY TO MONDAY RATE
From S. I*, points, Portland to Cottage («ro v e inclusive, including
branch lines; also from all C. & B. stations Albany ami west. (*< hn 1
goin g on Saturday or Sunday, and Mr return Sunday or Monday.
A Sunday Excursion Rate Of
$1.50
From Albany, Corvallis and Philoumthf with corresponding low rates
from |K)ints west, in effect all summer. Call on any S. P. orC . E. Agent
for full particulars as to rates, train schedules, etc.; also for copy of our
l>cautifully illustrated booklet, “ Outings in O regon ,” or write to
W M . M c M U R R Y , General Passenger Agent
Portland. Oregon
Big forest fire on Dorena creek
east of Cottage Grove.
Lawson & Lacey have the con­
tract for painting the High School
and Public School huildiugs and l
have the work uearly completed. ■
G. T. Boyd has been suffering
with blood-poisoning in Uis hand
contracted from working with his -
valuable youug horse which was I
accidently shot and killed with a
22 rifle iu the hands of a careless
hunter.
Dr. Mary A. Smith of -Portland, 1
Lots of Cottage Grove jieopl is a guest of her brother-in law
are haviug a good time right at and sister Drs. H. C. and Kather-1
home.
ine Sclileef. She informs th e1
Chas. Walker and family are I.eader that she frequently hears
enjoying a vacation on the Me favorable comments concerning
Kenzie river.
our proposed Nesmith county at \
Miss Chloe Clark of Rugeiie, the metropolis.
was a guest over Suuday o f Dr
James Hememvay has sold his
and Mrs. J. f). Van Winkle.
residence and eight acres adjoin­
A PAIR O F HOSE FREE
W ith E very Pair of Ladies’
Men’s and Children’s Oxfords
Friday and Saturday Special: 15 Cent
Batting at.....................
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ing the city on the southeast to
Mrs. Eva Reed, mother of Chas.
Reed who purchased the Stone
place iu the Lorane valley, the
Mrs.
Lewis Hartley was down from consideration being $4000
the mines last week. He expects Reed will get possession oii'the 25. CHURCH NOTES
to-have his new stamp mill run­
Eugene is to get the Oregon
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ning on his rich ore shute in about
lectric railroad within eighteen
eight days.
mouths, a $10,000 bond being g iv­
Camp meetings at the gospel
Van Allison and wife have re­ en to that effect. The railroad
turned home from London Springs people say they can and will make teut are growing iu interest.
and Van is at his chair again iu the trip to Portland from Eugene
Services at the Christian Science
the barber shop, his rheumatism iu .1/* hours once their line is in Hall Suuday at 11. Subject of
operation.
nearly gone.
the lesson sermou “ Mind.”
H. Veuske has about completed
Rev. Alexander of Indiana, who
A . T. Crandall is now treating
his neat new bungalo on Wall Uis contract for grading the east has accepted the pastorate of the
street to the paint, brown trimmed and west side school grounds, lie Presbyterian church, and who «up
in white, a very good combination has done a good job and the com was exa cted here the first of the i M
S. R. South worth Is wielding the modious school grounds now pre­ present month, will not arrive tin- ¡ a
sent a fine appearance. It is the in­ til early in September.
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brush.
Rev. Selden C. Adams and wife ! jjg
Miss Armorel Sutcliffe returned tention of the school board to sow
home from an enjoyable vacation the grounds to blue grass or some who have siient the summer in 9
visit to Yamhill and Forest Grove other good lawn grass before the Coos county in evangelistic work I
Saturday and has resumed her po­ fall rains come and more orna­ for the Presbyterian church denom­
sition in the "W a v e ” ice cream mental shade trees will also be ination returned to Cottage Grove
planted this fall.
last week to enjoy a brief ’ ’¡sit
parlors.
Mrs. W. C. Counter of Cottage
Grove, is visiting frieuds iu Ru
gene. Mr. Counter is at American
Lake with the militia.
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Additional Local News.
Notes from American Lake.
Private Albert Eduiouds, o f the
Mrs. W. II. I’.lair of Portland, is
Second Montana Infantry, was visiting with her husband, Col.
painfully wounded by falling on a Blair and looking after her busi­
bayonet during a stimulated at­ ness interests here.
tack in which liis regiment was
Arcade attractions for tonight
engaged Thursday.
and Wednesday are— “ Joseph sold
( food health and spirits continue
by his brethren,” "TheConverts,”
generally in the two Oregon camps. “ A Mine of Mica,” an industrial
N o l even sore feet developed from film. Fine illustrated song. 1'sual
the trying ordeal of Wednesday's prices.
maneuvers. Lieutenant - Colonel
The Leader editor and field edi­
Poorman is still in the hospital
witli a minor ailment and there tor R. A. Rhoteti of the Pacific
are several cases of upset stomachs Homestead, enjoyed a pleasant
hour with C. J. Stewart at his
but nothing more severe.
beautiful suburban home Friday
afternoou. Here we saw sweet
Hop Pickers Wanted At Creswell.
corn with as many as six well de­
R. O. Brady of Creswell, an­ veloped ears to a stalk, a fine
nounces that hop picking will com­ patch of onions as large as turnips,
mence in his yards near that city a strawberry tract still producing
about August .k>, and all Cottage large luscious berries, a large
Grove people who desire to pick patch of rhubarb and many ether
hops this season should send him vegetables and berries in luxuriant
their names at once. Ilis hop growth. If you would know what
crop is said to be very fine this can be accomplished on a few
acres of good land just look over
season.
Mr. Stewart’s place on south
Fourth street.
Married In Eugene.
Mr. Orville Ross of Eugene, and
Miss Dora Belle Billings of l.orane
were married at the former place
on Wednesday forenoon last. The
bride is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W . C. Billings, and has
many friends in the Lorane valley,
all of whom wish for her a long,
prosperous and happy life.
Preparing For Encampment.
R. F. Chapman left Saturday
f6r Cottage Grove to confer with
the old soldiers at that place in re­
gard to the encampment to be
held there next mouth.— Register.
Ernest Wyatt has accepted a
position in the First National
bank and will probably soon lie
filling the position made vacant
by the resignation of Robert
Cooley.
There are some snaps in ladies
and gents second hand bicycles
and good second hand sewing
machines at Cochran’s bicycle
shop. These snaps will not be
offered long.
George M. Hall and family and
Alfred Jury and family with a few
friends are enjoying nu outing in
Bohemia. Mrs.
Hall returned
home Monday to receive some
friends from Portland.
Mrs. Rrnest Bisby and babe are
here from Klamath Falls visiting
with relatives. She says she is
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
glad to get back to Cottage Grove,
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the wind and dust being her prin­
cipal objection to the iulaud city.
l '. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
August 9, 1910,
J. I. Jones and family and Ralph
Notice is hereby given that Mary A.
Smith, of Cottage d rove, Oregon, who. Easley and wife returned home
on Octolier ft, 1909, made T. A: S. appli­
the early part of last week from a
cation, No. I'Ml,9, for WJ£, N W ) , and
N W 1, ItW 'J , Section 24, Township JUS, few days outing at Newport by
Range <AV, W illam ette M eridian, lias
the sea. They reported the weath­
filed notice o f intention to make final
proof, to establish claim to the land er uncomfortably cool most of the
above described, before tile Register and
time, but they had a good time.
Receiver, l'. S. I.and Office, at Rose*
burg, Oregon, on the 29tli day o f <9ctn.
tier. 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses: Jacob
G. R u n k .o f l.orane, Oregon, Joseph A.
Schneider, of Cottage Grove, Oregon,
Frank Gilbert, o f Lorane, Oregon, llr.
It. I*. Sclileef, of Cottage Grove, Ore-
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ItKNJAMIN F. JOURS,
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Register.
It is said that dancing makes
girls feet large, It is also said
that ice cream makes freckles,
Doctors are of the opinion that
hanging on the gate produces
rheumatism- A few more opinions
like these and the girls won't have
any fun left them.
I)r. Lowe the well known op-;
iciau and eye sight socialist is
Mrs. J. M. I sham of Grants
A rouple were recently married,
omiiig soon. The wise will wait i Pass, has been a guest of Cottage
The ceremony over, the wife be­
or him.
| Grove friends.
gan to weep copiously. "W h a t’s
the matter?” asked the new hus­
band. " I never told you that I
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jterience that w e have
years ago and says she notes many
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substantial improvements iu this
learned the merits o f the
city in the way of brick blocks,
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nice homes and concrete sidewalks.
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Miss Ella Dickerson a teacher
Th e numerous customers w ho asked for a
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Mallory Hat at our store in the past and
who would accept no other caused us to
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in the Cottage Grove p u b l i c
schools, who has been enjoying
her vacation at Rlkton was a
guest of Cottage Grove friends
Friday accompanied by her moth­
er. Miss Dickerson has been en­
gaged to teach in the Joseph, W ab
Iowa county, school during the
next school year.
Chas. Hall of the Arcade was with friends. Rev. Adams in­
somewhat disappointed in his Jeff- forms the Leader that his meetings
ries-Jolnisoii fight films, and the, both at Haudou and Prosper were
fellow who was putting them on ' quite successful. He says Evan­
here was arrested by Marshal gelist Van Marter also conducted
Brown oil a charge of obtaining Home very successful m eetings in
money under false pretenses, but Coos county recently.
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was promptly released by Record
er Van Denburg on the grounds
COUNTY DIVISION BOOSTED.
that the city ordinances did not
Colonel A. H. Wood, general
cover the complaint. The films
manager
of the Oregon & South­
gave but teu rounds of the "re ­
eastern railroad, of Cottage Grove,
production” of the big fight.
returned to Portland last week
I. W. Doak, a prominent and
after a two weeks’ business trip in
influential farmer of the l.orane
the East, durittg which he attend
country, was transacting business
ed the Republican convention in
Cottage Grove Thursday and
Iowa. Colonel Wood is now act­
favored the I.eader with a pleasant
ively at work making converts to
call and a subscription renewal.
tile creation of a new comity to lie
Mr. Doak says at first he did not
known as Nesmith, to comprise
favor the Nesmith county move­
parts of both Lane and Douglas,
ment, but since studying the ques­
says the Oregonian.
tion he becomes more enthusiastic
Colonel Wood said the Nesmith
for it every day and he says his
county promoters had put the pro-
neighbors are all for Nesmith now.
IHisal before the Legislature at the
The upper Siuslaw will give Nes­
last session, lie added that it had
mith county a big vote.
been turned down on that occasion
Work on Cottage Grove’s f 100,- because of legal ndvice that the
(XX) Lang Creek water system will Legislature could not c-reate a
be completed this mouth unless county. Colonel Wood said the
there is unforseeu delays in the ar­ original petition for Nesmith coun­
rival of the 12-inch pipe. 'The ty had been signed by ‘H> per oeut [
20 miles ditch is nearly all dug, of the voters iu the territory in­
much of the pipe laid and the res­ volved. Tile desire of Nesmith i
ervoir will soon be completed. The residents having been defeated in
leader was in error in stating that the Legislature, they had followed'!
the qew reservoir has a higher their original action by the iuilia-
elevation than the one oit McFar- tive petition,
laud hill. It is 20 feet lower than
Nesmith territory has 1900 square
this old reservoir,
miles and N0(Nl people, Colonel
Chas. Hall, the Arcade matt,
and E. C. Spray returned home
from a vacation trip to the Bohem­
ia mines last Wednesday evening.
They caught pleuty of trout and
took some strenuous mountain
climbing trips.
They are now
taking a much needed rest, recup­
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Anyone having husiness with
erating from their vacation. The
Wanted A :ew g«xxl hens for chas. Beals over the telephone will
I fish stories they tell are too big to fall and winter layers. Address J. please call No. 140V, his phone
| relate in this reliable fireside P. Lamson, Cottage Grove, or call having been removed from his
third door west of flour mill. 2 t * ' harness slloP
h'9 residence.
weekly.
New stock, latest styles. For ladies,
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for geuts, for girls, for lioys. These goods will be offered
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at very attractive piices in order to move them quickly.
W ill lie pleased to show them whether you purchase or not.
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Call, examine and be conviuced that you can get the
finest shoe made in America at Cook’s.
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National Bank Protection !
Means a great saving to you as a depositor. Government
SU PE R V IS IO N of National Banks is every year be­
coming more careful. It in the purpose of the Govern­
ment to make the word “ N A T IO N A L ” in connection
with its batiks synouvmous with “ S A F E T Y .”
We welcome S M A L L accounts as well as L A R G E ones.
The First National Bank
C. W. Wallace and wife and VVootl continued. The constitu-
Miss Ursula Lock wood were guests ,io" provides that when a territory
o f William Wallace at Creswell has 4(H) square miles and a ,»opu
Sunday. They visited the fruit la,l° " of
it may legally ask
farm of Theo. A. Shafer qnd Mr ‘ he state to he created a county.
Wallace informs the Leader that
"TUe state has conferred the
on this place lie saw leu acres o f ' rilfllt upon a son to liecome his
year old Foster peach trees lad- own authority when he has rench
ened with fine fruit which present e<^
age ° f - L " said Colonel
ed a beautiful sight, lie says Mr. Wood
"N o w we as a county
Shafer also has ten acres of J year! have grown and a similar courtesy
old peach trees which looked fine, i should be shown us
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His orchards are set out with peach Xeiieral thing I am opposed to Br­
and cherry trees alternating, hut1 'dative measures, liecause it is im-
the cherries will not come into , possible to amend them as they |
bearing for a few years.
should Ire amended from the lime
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the petitions are circulated to the
Max Weiss, former brewervmau .
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time the measure is voted upon,
trf Kosehurg and at present pro-
In the case of Nesmith county, I
pritor of Roseburg’s cold storage
however, things are different. A ll
plant was arrested last week for
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selling bottled heer contrary to the .
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local optiou law
Sheriff teuton
sentation to the Legislature."
hearing many complaints against
Weiss, hired a young man to try
Cow for sale— A pood tnilcli cow,
to purchase lieer from him. The
14 quarts of milk a dav. In­
young man with a companion call­
quire of o . II Willard.
ed on Weiss asked for two liottles
For sale— t )ne bay hors«-, good
of beer, paid So cents fqr it and roadster, Call at the Desl.arzes
on leaving the premises was ap­ grocerv.
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prehended by the sheriff who seiz
ed the Ixittled goods and caused
Weiss to lie arrested. He was
bound over to appear liefore the
October grand jury and will no
doubt be convicted as it is a plain
case.
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They Are
A ll Tatting Notice
That the Nesmith Cash Grocery is the place
to buy fresh family groceries and farm pro­
duce.
Business is growing liecause our
prices are right. Convenient shed for teams
at rear of store.
J. V. F O S T E R .
FOR COUNTY CLERK
I hereby announce myself a re-
! publican candidate for the office of
County Clerk, subject to the decis-
! ion bf the voters at September pri-
in a ties.
S t a c y M. RCSSBM..
Springfield, Oregon.
Wanted.
Phone Changed Cobb’s Hair Celebrated
Tonic
HARNESS SHOP
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Just received.
As a Hair G ro w er and
Dandruff Exterminator
Has no Equal- Every Bottle
Guaranteed. Sold by All
Druggists.
Middle-aged lady, geueral house­
work, small family, wages $3.00
per week. Phone 8H4; P. O. Box
25.5, Cottage Grove.
Nichols A- Brumfield pay the
highest cash price for second-hand
bicycles.
A few nice pigs for sale.
quire of F. B. Phillips.
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