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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1911)
Œbc (lottaoc tërovc Xoabcr c few weeks stay at his cam p on Hawley creek, Mr. Shay coutem PC B U SH K U K V im V 1TRS11AY t* plates moving his family from their Springfield home tb the Editor U. F UUAN Grove in tim e for the opeuiug of Malinger C. O. DRYDEN’ Dorena Afterthoughts Mrs. Clifton, Mrs. W . W . liilder- the fall term of school. sleve, Mrs. W . N. W heeler, Miss E n tered at the C ottage G ro ve 1*islofib 'T h e basket social and dance Mr. and Mrs. Wes Charistnau ns second class m ail m atter A ltha and Mrs. George Gildersleve. given by the employes of the O. and family are home from a sev Mrs. Ilert F aw cett's little c h il L. & T . Co. last S aturday evening it.,St) eral weeks outing east of tkeiiioun- dren have measles. ( >ne year T here have .75 tains. M iss Ethel, who, prior to , S ix m onths . . , r . .. , for the purpose of procuring an . ' been about forty-three cases of tlie trip, was suffering with an a t them on tile Creek in a few weeks. organ for their new hall lately erected, was both enjoyable and IM PR O V E M E N T S IX ORDER tack of rheum atism , is now fully Mr. W. W. G ildersleve is doing; successful. Plenty c f baskets were recovered. I nicely with bis gasolene engine. Substantial ini|>roveineitts of all Mrs. Green Pitcher, of Cottage | j j e sawed eighteen tiers of wood in provided by the fair ones and the kinds are welcome visitors in any satisfying smiles th a t were notici- Grove, was the guest of her sister, ■ ojic day last week. citv <0 com m unity, and we are able on the features of the p u r Mrs. J. II. Kirk, this week, for a Miss Wooley, of Cottage G rove glad to note that a num ber of this chasers were sufficient evidence rode her wheel o ut to visit her class of improvemedts are being few days. that they were all to the good. Mrs. J It. Mosby is visiting her brother and fam ily T hursday, made, such as the m acadam izing Space will not prem it the m ention Oscai Who .lei is hauling wood of Tennessee Ave, and Hast Main parents at Springfield this week. ing of all the glad things displayed Miss Mae Bullard a teacher in for M F. Habcock a few days, S t., but we have yet a num ber of on the opening of the baskets. streets that needs our attention, as the Salem high . 1. .Ms, is visiting ■ Mr. I bibcock is p u ttin g tip grain Prices ran g in g from $1.75 to $.1.75 their condition becomes vety bad relatives in this section this month, for Mr. W heeler. per basket. Proceeds of the social Mis. (>. (>. McClellan, of Salem. T he Gildersleve« and Babcocks am ounting to about $60. Good during the rainy season, lint there is another m atter th at will not be together w ith her children, are the enjoyed ice cream at the hom e of music was furnished an d no better out • >1 place to mention here and g u e s t s of her sister, Mrs. C. J . I Mrs. W N. W heeler S atu rd ay time was ever recorded. Howard. evening. that is our board side walks. T he writer will say th a t certain W ayne Kirk is oil on a few E ugene Miller and Mr. G avin j portions of the side w alks in the weeks v isit with his sister, Mrs. Davidson drove out to C ottage I city are a disgrace not only to the Charles Peterkin, at Shauiko. Grove W ednesday. We have the following Bar city but to the parties ow ning gains in R$al E state th at we T he Hales Pros’, apple o rc h a rd ,1 j News Budget From Divide. property. wish to call your attention to. consisting of f f Fourteen acres, not- 3 It is a very common thing to w ithstanding the adverse year, pre-1 .? lots close in, beariug. fruit, --------- find broken boards and holes in sents a fine appearance, and the Mrj. c< p MilIer accidentally! fine location. T his week spec the side w alks m aking it rery trees are com fortably loaded with I gcaldetl ller halld so b a d | y ias, ial all for $.150. dangerous, not only at night but 7 room resident, nicely finish iiuit 1 lie boys do not expei t a s , 'l'hursday th a t she w as com pelled I day time as well. large a yield this year as last, but to go to the G rove to receive niedi- ed, good batlq septic ta n k . T he broken boards, holes and ! prospective prices considred, the Splendid location, lot 74x156. shakev side w alks do not aid m a crop is expected to he fully as | cal attention. Price $120. i Last W ednesday between tw ° terially in giving the newcomer a 1 lere is one of the best b a r I profitable. and three o’clock fire broke out good impression of the city. Owing to the death of Mr. Fred near the O. I.. i t T. mill and it re- gains iu sm all tracts ever offer And it seems to the wriier that ed here. 1.68 acres, inside new the proper city authorities should Kussell, m anage! o! C ham ber», qUjre(j au the men at the mill an d city lim its. Small house, young Lumber Company, which occurred j j u ,,|e t i m b e r t o „ e l i t U I l d e r co„ , investigate these bad places not at Carlton early in July, the com- tro, a)u, saye the mill , t is gup. orchard, all under wire fence. only on the side w alks but the Will go for $600. p a n e ’s :.w mill at this place posed a sp ark from the lniH e llsi,le cross w alks as well and see that 4 acre fruit tract at the edge closed, down. However, owing to or donkey llear by was respollsjble they are fixed and that at once. of town, house and out b u ild the com pany having, approxi- for ,,ie setth)g 'I'lie writer know s of one party ings, one acre of straw berries, matelv, 1,500,0< M) feet of lumber on . „ , in this city w ho sprained an ankle , , ,, ,, Mis. A nnie . Hurkett, our post also other fruit. T his is an ideal the planer docks at Dorena, the I , . . . . . fruit tract. Will be offered for on May .40 and is yet unable to m aster, was visiting her sou, Carl, planer plant will he in operation a few days only at $1500. walk, this was caused by a hole in a, Roseburg last W ednesday and for some tim e. When the present If you d o n 't find here w hat the cross walk, this kind of m ange I T hursday. stock is exhausted, it is hoped the you want, come in and see w hat ment is apt to bring on dam age E. Shay, of V eateh, is lam en t we have. policy of the com pany will he so suits for the city. defined, under succeeding m anage ing the departure of his fam ily Co-Operative Realty Co. A n O bserver . ment, th a t the entire plant will be I s‘uce *ast W ednesday. After ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS put in operation again. À V w V . .WS»«,-,-, T hreshing is now the order of i SSSSSS J . W . Veatcli now sports a nice the day oil Row River. O w ing to new buggy which was purchased lack of rain at the opportune time j * from' the firm of Spray v\ Co. ■ the yield is not quite up to t h e , ^ We erred in our last issue when standard b ut oats and wheat are: we stated that the drier would he i tu rning out as well as conditions ready to receive fruit October 1st. I would w arrant. Corn is now be- W e should have said September 1st. ! ing raised quite successfully i n ; M tssts. W heeler and 1 honipson | sm ai| quantities in this section;' returned Friday from a hunting ¡ and while the early part of th e : Ì ? Y o u are th in k in g o f o p e n in g a bank account, safety slionlil I* your first con sid eration in se le ctin g a bank. You are absolutely safe when you and fishing trip to the I'm pqua. season was far from satisfactory, j choose the They had an enjoyable trip but relative to this crop, the last mouth j Mr. Thompson is suffering severely of hot, dry weather has brought ^ from poison oak the several fields out in good shai>e. | . T he Cox Bros., m anagers of tlie Forest W arden Dan Brumbaugh £ It i ; one of the old est and most reliab le l>%)iks in the comity. All accounts A rcade T heatre, will open a is a frequent visitor here, iu the solicited , la rge or sm all. branch show house in Creswell S at discharge of his official business, urday evening, and in the future lie reports no fires ill his territory will show every Saturday evening. of consequence, to date. H estates T hese gentlemen have m ade the that he has received official advices A rcade a popular show house since not to issue any more fire perm its they took over the m anagem ent, during this month. and we can safely say that the Silk Creek News. people of Creswell will get the best service m the m arket, as the pro prietor will give them only the Mr. and Mrs. John Gildersleve latest and most up-to-date film and son George, also Mr. Clifton, service. started Sunday m orning for Cali Our Correspondence ) Take Due Notice. Actxued of Stealing i\ K. Cliamlierlain, of Clinton, Me., .... i r | bohJ’y accuses Hue k ten ’s Arnica Salve of Dou t wait until you have a fire „t,..l|jllK_ , | le froul bums or scald. before in s u r in g , the expense is — tlie pain from sore» of all kinds — the 1 itrftt tlie i, • «listres» from lioils or piles. ‘*It rob» light, doll ru n the risk. mis, corns, bruises, sprains and injuries Call up the Express office, Tom of their terror," he say», "as a lu-aling .„¡it i , -, remedy its equal don't exist.” Onty 25c Awbrey will attend to it prom ptly, j Kt a„ ,|n,KKu to. Fall Shipment Just in of Mens, Youths and Boys C L O T H IN G See Our Ander son’s Sample Hook. Over 1000 Patterns to select from. Latest in Dress floods, all Shades. A T T E N T IO N ! Prices to Suit All HAMPTON J lu s c • ;i.)ii good for 1000 votes on the Metcalf & Brunii piano when presented at the store o il Saturday’s. vC O TTA G E GROVE L E A D E R v Every Housewife Likes to provide her table with Bread Pastry Biscuits ? To obtain inv ariab le good results we recommend a P u re W h ite F lo u r p For general fam ily use First National Bank I D. S T E R L IN G p Laugh? Yes, why not? ‘tis belter than crying a lot— we’re m ade to be OLA 1) not SAD You can get glad clothes m ade to fit you just as you w ant them— G U A R A N T E E D T A IL O R IN G — prices dollars lower than peeled to pay. New FA LL goods now on display—better call and sec Hie new grays, if only fo ra fornia where they expect to pick grapes during the rest of the season. Mrs. B. II. Slagle went, the first if the week, to Springfield to visit ¡relatives for several days. Mrs. Irwin Wilson went to Fort- !Ialld >f r i V tn llL’r husband | " ho is working there. I Ml E d v ard Babcock is suffering from a bad sore throat this week Mrs. I. N. Dress>r, from Lynx I follow, spent the past week with her daUi,hter, Mrs. Iid H artley, A com plete Clothes C leaning arnlj wl,° h a s ’’een very sick with the Pressing Department, and Dyeing measles your work will be given our prompt Miss Marjorie Gildersleve will attention. m ake her home with Mrs. W. W. W heeler during her m other’s stay, & ill California Mr. Ernest Chitwood an d Miss! Olive F.irmele enjoyed a pleasant drive S aturday afternoon. F lin t «loot w c s l o f H o le ! T h o i n i - .ti Mr. Lloyd Wilson was assisting The best and largest line of Mrs. Parniele tack in g on house Fresh Fruits, Fancy lining T hursday. and Staple Groceries Mr. H iram W heeler cam e home ( 'onfectionery an d from Rocky Point T uesday sick Tobacco..................... with the measles. A num ber of our citizens were in Prices are the lowest, qual ity th e highest. Everything Cottage G rove T hursday. Among ¡them were Lloyd Owens, E. A. Guaranteed. W heeler and wife, Mrs. Deardorff, Garoutte McCaleb Golden Rule Grocery AT A You’ve no idea of the Saving you can make until you try the Cash Plan at this store. Even a 1 (> per cent cash discount from credit prices would not equal thcCash Saving we make you. \Ye do not charge Excessive profits for “ insurance” against loss of bad accounts, flic Cash System insures against paying for merchandise not your o.vn. No mixed ac counts. We guarantee to increase your income by increasing your savings. .Investigate for your own good. DO IT THIS WEEK UMPHREYS Dry Goods. The best rightly priced. Groceries GO. Leader Piano Coupon j CASH ash Store & STANDARD PATTERNS Í The Patterns CO TTA G E GROVE. OREGON G R IF F IN YEATCH HardwareCo.. Tents, all Sizes and Prices Builders Hardware, Spray for Codling Moth, Everything in Hard ware. Lawn Mowers, Garden Hose Sporting Goods, Fishing Tackle F A M IL Y G IL O C E R JE S Good Fresh Goods and Low Prices are the Attractive Fea tures at the W est Side Grocery and bring the Trade. Give me a Trial and be Convinced. LOUIS JENSEN W EST SIDE
