Cottage Grove leader., June 20, 1911, Image 3

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ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Mrs. Ilota Martin of Creswell,
PKTTlHONIi—'To Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Pettibone, Oorena, June visited Cottage ( ’.rove relatives
Monday.
IS, t‘)l l , a 7 pound girl
When you think of photos think
WOOLMiV—To Mr, and Mrs. of Monroe, ( ’.allery at tlie bridge.
Kollin It. Wooley, June l<>, a ll Work which always pleases.
• pound boy.
Dress making and plain sewing.
IIICKKY—To Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hickey, June 15, a 9 Call on Mrs. F. li. Boren. Veatcb
residence near the home of Mrs.
pound daughter.
Harms,
iriCKFV—To Mr. and Mrs. Stan­
Mrs. Louisa li. Dunn has been
ley IJickev, Mosliy Creek, June confined to her bed with la grippe
(.1, a
pound girl.
for two weeks but is slowly im­
CLARK—To Mr. and Mrs. Robt. proving.
Clark, at Pleasant Creek, June
Dudley Shields has been very ill
1.5, a 9 pound daughter.
with hemorrhage for two weeks,
hut lias passed over the worst of
the trouble.
Accidental Shooting
A. Brund is having a broad col­
onial porch built on the south, east
While fishing on the Coast Fork and west side of his residence in
above l.ondou Springs Sunday, West Cottage Grove.
Lawrence Urti infield dropped his
.58-caliber revolver from his hip
Metcalf & Brund will give a fine
pocket and the weapon was dis­ piano to their customers — the lucky
charged, tlie hall passing through one. Ask them about it. The Lead­
the fleshv part of his hip A phy­ er gives piano tickets to its patrons.
sician was summoned and later in
Jay 'Throne is a member of the
tilt day the young man was
brought to his home in this city in select orchestra which is furnish­
an auto, his wound not being con­ ing music for the I’niversity com­
sidered serious. Voting Brumfield mencement exercises at Kugene
has been driving Johnson & Co.’s this week.
delivery wagon for sometime past.
J. F . Sanford having disposed
Tlje prospects are good for li is re- of his property al Toledo, Oregon,
cqyery.
has returned to Cottage Grove to
locate if he can find a small tract
’( lie w om an of today w ho lias good of laud that is suitable.
h ealth , good tem p er, good sense, b rig h t
an d a lo v ely co m p lex io n , the re.
su it of co rre ct liv in g an d good dig estio n ,
w ins th e a d m ira tio n of th e world. If
yo u r d ig estio n is faulty C h a m b e rla in ',
Stom ach and l.iv er T ab lets will correct
it. F or sale by Hensons P harm acy.
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Frank Jordan and family moved
to Corvallis today to reside in
order that the boys may enter the
O. A. C. Nate Compton and fa milv
will occupy the Jordan home.
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W e are selling our large assortment of Parasols
for one-fourth off. Made in Pongee Silk and
Cotton. Colors to match your dress. W e have
also a special sale on Ladies Summer Shirt Waists.
Ahm olutm ly P u r e
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Try the I.eader a year.
Cottage ('.rove will celebrate.
Patronize I.eader advertisers.
Creswell will celebrate Independ­
ence day.
A better flour—Olympic. I'.very
sack guaranteed.
Fanners, see Tbos. I’earce l>e-
fore you sell your wool.
l’enelope, or The Milkman’s
Bride at the Armory, June .10.
John Phillips has bought a ranch
near Sheridan, Oregon, and moved
his family thereto.
Miss Viola Fiester of Austin,
Miss., is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. II. II. I i< sU-r
Miss Mamie Knox has gone to
San Francisco to remain with her
sister Lizzie, indefinitely.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shields of
the Coast Fork valley rejoice over
the advent of a sou in their family.
Dr. Lowe the optician will
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be in Cottage Grove June CHURCH NOTES AND
28. Remember tlie day.
ANNOUNCEM ENTS.
Joseph Sains closed a d• ■ :i 1 Tri
day for five acres of the Sylvester
Boyd land south of town. Consul
The Children’s Day exercises at
eration private.
the Presbyterian church Sunday
Miss Gertrude Burdick who holds was well attended, and an interest­
a position as trained nurse in a ing program was rendered.
Portland Sanitarium, is home lor
Services at the Christian Science
her summer vacation.
hall 11 a. m.
Subject of lesson
Mrs. T. II. Schoier of Pacific sermon "Christian Science” June
(«rove, Calif.,is visiting her parents 25, 1911 and Wednesday 7: .50
Mr. and Mrs. I.. II. Slagle and p. in.
other relatives in this city.
Filler J. M. Comer has erected a
M. A. Laud of Dorena, was mammoth pavilion at Eugene, and
transacting business in Cottage- will hold Adventist revival meet­
Grove Friday- and favored the ings there for a year. He lias ail
organized force covering the vari­
Leader with a subscription.
ous branches of church work.
The BUST cup of coffee served
Evangelistic meetings at the
with lunch at the Piide Dome
Bakery, opposite M e t c a l f it Christian church still continues.
Services each evening at 8 o’clock
Brund’s.
and both morning and evening
A marriage license was granted next Sunday June 25.
Subjects
F'riday to F.dmuud T. Hartley, of will be announced on the black­
Cottage Grove, and Miss Winnie board, corners of Main and Fifth.
Gertrude Dresser, of Walker.
At the Presbyterian church
Miss Arinoral Sutcliffe, daugh next Sunday morning, June 25, at
ter of Rev. and Mis. Robert Sut­ 11 o’clock, there will be the second
cliffe is home from Willamette quarterly'communion of the Lord’s
I’niversitv for the summer season. Supper. In the evening at S
Baby chicks, Bull Orpingtons, I o ’clock the pastor will give an
best winter laying strain, only 15 j address on Gideon,” as the next
cents each. Apply to A. Wood, in the series on Great Bible char-'
Cooper addition, Cottage Grove, \ octets.
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| These summer Sabbaths at the
The uniform succes-. that lias atten d ed i Methodist church are most eiljoya-
the use of Charflberlain's Colic, Cholera I j)je Public worship at 11 a. m.
an d Diarrhoea Remedy has m ade it a 1
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favorite everywhere. It can alw ays he
address by pastor on A (do-
depended upon. F or sale by Bensons , nous Nickname:’ a litem by choir.
Pharmacy.
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| People’s popular service at 8 p. m.
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Home from ' Robert Sutcliffe speaks upon
Albert Woodard is home
Willamette University for the sum “ What two Leaders of men Said
Miss
mer vacation season.
He will in the Presence of Death.”
soon start on a canvassing trip for Armoret Sutcliffe sings "A Perfect
Day.” The bible school shows no
aluminum ware.
fr-llingoff in attendance or interest.
John D. Dull savs his prune Sessions at 9:45 in order that we
crop will be considerably smaller may have a full hour lor the gath­
than usual this year on account o f ! ering. The Fpworth devotional
the late frosts. And the sum.- i- service at 7 is largely .attended.
true of pears.
He will, however, I Dozens of fervent prayers anil tes­
have a large crop of apples.
timonies nightly.
Miss Armorel
D. Sterling, wife and children Sutcliffe is the leader of the next
spent last week at Brownsville vis meeting. A hearty welcome to all
iting with relatives and attending these services.
the Pioneer re-union. They made
the Trip in their Reo automobile;
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
and visited other vallev towns.
The permanent improvement of
Twisted iron rods have been
Tennessee
street bv macadamizing
placed in position for reinforcing
ilditig being ; was commenced Monday.
It is w orse th an useless to tak e any
lioital bank,
m ed icin e in te rn a lly for m u scu lar or
The foundations are completed ! I ch
ro n ic rh eu m atism . All th a t is n eed ed
and timbers are being framed for is a free ap p licatio n of C h a m b e rlain ’s
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F or sale by Bensons .P h ar­
J. S. Silsby the ice man. is pre­
Clias. TTenderer of Leona, was
senting his patrons with a fine
thermometer about 12 inches in transacting business in this city
length. It bears the brand "Cot Monday. He is slightly improved
tage Grove Ice Co., Cottage Grove, 1 in health being a sufferer from
The Leader was . I creeping paralysis.
membered with one and every time
Jas Ostrander is visiting Fort
the mercury hovers around tlie M) ¡land and Astoria this week. Fate
mark we will think of the ice man : Long, his private secretary, is
chief mogul in the barber shop and
It is not bleached
For the best supervisor of the boot-black de­
bread, use Olympic flour.
partment in Mr. . Ostrander's ab-
Dave McFarland, who is still a ! settee.
sufferer from the results of a par­
alytic stroke last spring, went to
Stricken With Paralysis.
Boise, Idaho, Friday to remain a
guest of his sister, Mrs. McCarty
Isaac Taylor an esteemed clti-
| for a season iti hopes that the
change of climate will be benefic­ I zen of this city who lias resided
ial to his health. Do was accom here many years was stricken with
panied on the trip by George Paralysis Monday morning his en-
j tire left side being effected and his
Smith of Iiugene.
' condition is serious. lie' is about
Dave you tried Olympic flour'¡1,7 years of age, but has a rugged
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The Pacific Monthly recently j
Farm Home Burglarized.
gave a five days visit to the Port­
land Rose Carnival to Oregon and
Washington young ladies free, the ■ Capt. O’Brien, of near f.orane,
contest or only requirement being 'telephoned the Leader Monday the]
that each young ladv secure at information that the farm home of
least 29 new subscriptions to the W. R. Kelly on the Siuslaw below
Pacific Monthly. Among the 4<i Lorane was burglarized Saturday
! successful young ladies to enjoy night and thoroughly ransacked,
I the hospitality of this splendid but not much of value’ taken,
: magazine on the trip was Miss which leads to the lielief that the
1 Daisy Hawkins of Cottage (.rove, burglar was demented or else was
1 who returned home late last week looking only for cash or valuable
i and reported a deligliUul time.
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