Cottage Grove leader., March 21, 1911, Image 4

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C h e C o t t a g e (3 ro v > c ‘I c a t ' c r !
a d d it io n a l
local
new s
G irl w anted by a fam ily of four
on sm all farm near town. Inquire
\V. C. CONN’HR, - IM itor am i M anager at Leader office.
G eneral house
work.
PIT R I.ISH H I) K V K R Y T l'K S D A Y
Untere«! a t th e C ottage C »rove postoffice
a s second class m ail m atter
Miss G reta Bristow an d Miss
A lberta Cam pbell of E ugeue were
.$1.50 over S unday guests of Cottage
. .75
G rove friends.
O n e y ear
S ix m o n th s
TUESDAY, M ARCH 31, 1911.
New Dry Goods Store.
C. E. I'm phrey of Buckley,
W ashington, who has been leisure­
ly looking over the tow ns and
cities of the W illam ette valley
south of Portland with a view to
establishing himself in the dry
goods business come to the con­
clusion finally that Cottage Grove
looked the best of them all to him
and he has accordingly leased the
ground floor of the 1. O. O. F.
building ou Main street next door
west of the Bank of Cottage Grove
and as soon as the shelving and
counters can be put in he will open
a modern dry goods stock therein,
including all the newest creations
in this line. Mr. I'm phrey has
had m any years experience in this
line of m erchandising and will be
able to please the public by su p ­
plying a new and high grade
stock at reasonable prices. Mr.
I'm phrey is accompanied by hts
wife and baby and they will soon
establish a irermanent home here.
They come to us with the very
best of recommendations and the
Leader joins with the rest in extend­
ing them a hearty welcome and
wishes them success in their busi­
ness enterprise.
Miss Mildred Pringle
w ho
recently graduated from a d ram a t­
ic school at Portland, is a guest
of C ottage G rove relatives and
friends.
J . B. Stevens of Page, N ebraska,
visited a few days last week with
his former neighbor an d friend,
John Coleman at th is place,
he having been touriug th is coast.
T he tem perance rally at the
Armory S aturday evening
was
well attended and very interesting,
Mrs. LeRoy Woods presiding.
T he excellent music by the Royal
orchestra and quartet was m uch
appreciated and the addresses by
Rev. E lkins and Rev. Sutcliffe
were most interesting.
Mesdames H erbert E akin, B. R.
Job and H. IT. V eatch were host­
esses at Mrs. E a k in ’s hom e for th e
joint m issionary society of the
Baptist and Presbyterian churches,
last W eduesdav afternoon.
A
very interesting program iu charge
of the president,
Mrs. Mary
W alker, was rendered after which
all were seated in the dining room
m d partook of a d ain ty luncheon.
T he social tw elve met at the
hom e of Mrs. Geo. H all last
T hursday afternoon.
Mrs. J. S.
Medley the instructor of needle
work presented each member with
a dainty w hite linen apron and
gave instructions for em broidery.
in the case of R. L. Sabien vs. Ice cream, cake and grape juice
Phoebe Brumfield et al of Cottage were served.
T h e n ex t meeting
Grove, Judge Harris rendered a will be held at the home of Mrs.
judgem ent by default yesterday.
H . A. Miller.
M RS. G. B. M ENGEN
T E L E G R A M H IK E R
S E E K IN G A DIVORCE
IN COTTAGE GROVE.
ANY WOMAN WOULD CRY
(C hicago R ecord H erald .)
W ith bis legs badly sunburned
G ustave H. H eugeu, who until but moving w ithout the least sigu
bis separation from bis wife last of a limp, T he Livening T eleg ram ’s
September lived at 4630 Lake walker front W alkersdam , H olland
akeuue and who is reputed to he arrived here at 4:40 T hursday
w ealthy, was sued for separate afternoon. H is face an d ueck
niaiuteiiauce by Mrs. M argaret burned almost black by the hot sun
H eugeu yesterday in the Circuit of the past four days, his shoes
court.
Mrs. H eugen asserts in | looking as though they would not
her bill th at she aided her husband | be able to survive the rocky road
in accum ulating his fortune and i through Pass Creek Cauyou (14
that, except th at he continued to miles long), his arm s sw inging like
pay the rent of the flat un til last those on the w indm ills of his
Ja u u ary , he h as contributed nolli- native land, G ottfried Rodrigues
iug to her support since he left her. looked like a man who would do
H eugen is said in the bill to be the very best he could iu spite of
th e ow ner of $215,000 worth of any hardship.
Of the hikers arrival iu Cottage
stock in the K entucky-M idland
Railw ay and $78,900 worth of Grove the T elegram said: “ Rid-
stock in the K entucky M idland rigues walked down the m ain
Coal Com pany, besides Ixmds of street like one of his forlrears
the M idland Tow n site Com pany m arching at the head of his fight­
an d stock of the
Oregon and ing Dutch soldiers. T here was a
Southeastern R ailroad, and large large crowd aw aiting the g lo b e­
interests in K entucky coal lands, trotter, who, after w ashiug the
real estate iu Colorado and Ne dirt from his sunburned arm s and
b rask a and a 750-acre farm in legs, visited his friend, W. C.
Missouri, besides carry in g $100, Conner, editor of the Cottage
000 life insurance.
Mrs. Heugeu Grove Leader. T hen the hiker ate
says all this has been accum ulated his dinner and rested for a short
since their m arriage, w ith her as­ tim e before heading so u th w ard .”
T he hiker rested an hour here,
sistance.
Mrs. H eugeu, who still occupies eating bis first bite since he left
the L ake aveuue flat, charges that Eugene at 10;20 o ’clock T h u rsd ay
before deserting her H eugeu was morning. T he trip was m ad eo v er
extrem ely cruel, strik in g her with good roads, and the day was
his clinched fist on one occasion warm enough to keep the w alker
an d at another tim e throw ing her holding an um brella over himself
to the floor. She also charges nearly all the way from the Lane
th at he h as been attentive to other County capital, 22 m iles north of
women since their separation. T he th is city. But in spite of this
couple were m arried iu A pril, 1900. protection, the s u n ’s ra y s caused
him to be greatly annoyed by the
sunburns on his legs, he w alking
Royal Items.
in short ru n n in g tru n k s.
Jf her most cherished piece of
china were broken. But you can
repair any loss you may have
had in that way. Come rij^ht
here and you’ll see china ware
as pretty as that you have lost
and probably prettier.
Any *
w ay you need a piece to replace
the broken one.
We have it
KERR
c iRIFFINVEATCH
LOST IN DARKNESS
Mr. Faucett is drilling a well.
H e reports an excellent prospect.
The H iker left the Leader office
A rchie W ilson h as gone to C h it­ at 6:30 p. m . for Roseburg ex p ect­
wood where he is ta k in g care of a
ing to travel all nig h t via Pass
sick uncle.
H . E . Loop, the conference c a n ­ Creek Canyon. lie w as followed
vassing agent, was out here one by the Telegram au to one hour
day last week.
later. However, all were held up
O ur orchestra furnished m usic all night in Pass Creek canyon
iu town at a tem perance rally last an d Rodrigues did not reach D rain
S atu rd ay night.
beyond the canyon until 10:15
f
Mr. Deardorff has returned from Friday m orning, h av in g started at
M yrtle Creek. H e h as been there (> o ’clock after being up for hours
several m onths.
With a stalled auto.
A t 9:15
E d w ard Babcock has nearly re­ T hursday night the pathfinder car
covered from his long illness. He stalled iu a worked road iu the
is able to w alk around some now. canyon an d was not pulled out
Jo h n n ie Sm ith h ad to quit school until 1:15 a. m., an d after ru n n in g
an d retu rn to his hom e at H ills­ a few m inutes was stalled again.
boro on account of th e death of It took two hours for th e driver
his father.
and press representatives to get it
T ip Lynde cam e
home last out. An exam ination of th e roads
week. lie is living with his sou ahead showed th a t it was im possi­
an d will probably stay for some ble to get through. Rodrigues,
tim e. H is former home was Myr­ who was w alking ahead of the car,
tle Creek.
took the wrong road, w andered
C laude Wilson is hom e again, to Cottage G rove about m idnight,
after being at Chitwood a few but again started south on the ra il­
weeks. H e is b rin g in g a num ber way track s an d at 3;15 saw the
of fruit trees into the neighbor­ signal bonfire built by the p a th ­
hood.
finders.
He
w aited with the
stalled car until 6 o ’clock, when
Mass Meeting.
he started with the photographer
an d reporter for Roseburg.
A m ass meeting will be held at
After being delayed all n ig h t in
the arm ory W ednesday evening Pass Creek canyon w hich was
Fine Goats for Sale.
for the purpose of nom inating a found im passable to autom obiles
city ticket for the April m unicipal at this season, the T elegram party
election. T he lead in g candidates cam e back to C ottage G rove and
A ngora goats for sale, 90 h ead
for the mayor nom ination are • Dr. with the local E. M. F. au to agent, in all.
Will sell any num >er.
Kime, B. K. Lawson and W. II. F ran k H ickey, as, pilot started $1,50 weathers an d $2.50 for n an-
A bram s, all good men.
anew for Roseburg via the London nies. Inquire of W. B . H aw
y.’
T he Co-Operative Realty Co., Springs an d Black Butte route. Loraue, Oregon.
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W ilkinson & Ralstou, Managers, W hile picking a road down the
inform the Leader th at an inquiry Black Butte m ountain H ickey ran
regarding their holdings came into a bear, an d for an in stan t it
trouble.
H ickey
from Portland last week, in res­ looked like
ponse to their Leader advertise­ turned to beat the record to the
car, where revolvers were fired at
£
m ent. It pays to advertise.
the anim al. It w as very d ark , so
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T h e Cottage Grove Order of H ickey cam e onto th e anim al be­
co
Odd Fellows' received a full eq uip­ fore he saw it. T he p arty then
ment of lreautiful and expensive rolled on into O ak lan d and Rose
robes and uniform s for its officers burg w ithout further sensational
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an d degree team last S aturday experiences.
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which will add greatly to the inter-
,u
estof their lodge work.
Hon. S. C. Bartrum is prom i­
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And it is through
J . M . Comer is able to be out nently m entioned for S tate F orest­
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an d superintend his garden p lan t­ er. No better appointm ent co uld
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perience that we
be m ade.
ing after a severe illness.
I lard 1 wareCo.
J 'IM E
to think about those
pruning shears, spray pumps,
and sprays for early spring or-
orchard work.
W e can fill
your every w ant in this, as w e ll,
as the general hardw are line.
Griffin=Veatcli Hardware Co.
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Coats. Dresses and S kirts
F IT
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PR O M PT
D E L IV E R Y
We take orders for Am erican Ladies
Tailoring Co. and invite you to come
and exam ine the hook of styles and
swatches just received.
Your garm ent is not merely m ade to
fit a certain type but is made to fit you
alone.
Shipm ent in 14 days front receipt of
order is unreservedly guaranteed.
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Sash ! Door Factory
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A ll Kinds of wood-worK done in the best w ork-
m a n lik e m a n n e r
S T O C K AT M I L L
Door* of a ll Kind*
W indow * an y size
S creen Doom
Screen W indow*
All k in d * of M ounding*
I>oor and W indow F ram e*
C natotu r ia n in g an d D ry in g
T n rn e d W ork of ev ery d escrip tio n
R em em ber we h av e th e tools anti m achines to tlo all odd jobs.
h ere for busines* an d will en d eav o r to please
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Mallory Hat at our store in the past and
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and have secured the
agency for this famous hat for Cottage
Grove.
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COTTAGE GROVE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
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Celebrated
this experience
STOCK AT W A R EH O U S E
C em ent
Lim e
P laster
F ire Brick
F ire C lay
L athes
Sew er P ipe
Roofing F e lt
Black B utte S h in g le s
learned the merits of the
who would accept no other caused us to
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The numerous customers who asked for a
We C a rry a Complete Stock of Glass
BURKHOLDER * WOODS CO.
Almost two acres fine land, new
four-roomed cottage, wood shed,
chicken house and park, ru n n in g
w aler> Rood well, young orchard,
berries in bearing.
Ju st outside
city lim its. Price $1,200. Inquire
at Leader office.
Best T each er
Now O w ned an d ' 'p erated by
C E R T A IN T Y
For Sale
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