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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1912)
Items of Local Interest E. C. Dathrope was in town from Room for rent— would consider the farm south of town Friday. boarder, luquire at this office. Dr. Lowe’s glasses are death to Rev. C. C. Vau Cork mu of the headaches. Baptist church, attended the couu G. W . Sheary had business in ty convention of the Prohibition from his place south of town Fri party which took place at Eugene the latter part of the week. day. The best in the west, best by all Ex-President Roosevelt has de glasses, ask clared himself in favor of woman’s tests— Dr. Lowe’s your neighbor. suffrage. Council Proceedings j Cottage Grove Electric Co. 262, The city council met in regular i 50 cents: Brown Lumber Co.. $7.00 monthly session Monday night, ! II. J. Jorgensen, $8.25; G. B. transacting considerable business Pitcher, $77.65; N. M. Martin $10.50; Not! Iosiyii Co., $10*1.08; of interest to the public. A petition to improve Weber C II. VanDenberg, $25.00; C. A. street south of Locust uuder class Hedrick. $2.00: Geo. Lee, $3.00; B of street improvement was W. N. Oglesby, $10.(X); F. 11. Snodgrass, $75.00; J. A . Randall, granted. A petition to place an arc light $12.75; c . P.Jones Jr. $125.75; J. at the street crossing near the W. Sears, $5.25; Spriggs Bros. SI.- Adventist church was referred to SS; J. E. Young, $13.00. the light committee with power to Arcade February 9th. Nuf ced. act. A proposal from the publishers J jg S Dr. Lowe the well known of the Cottage Grove Sentinel to ^ r^ o p ticia n and optometist will publish the proceedings of the citv be in Cottage Grove again Feb. council, ordinances, resolutions, 121. The wise who need glasses J .T . Donovan, formerly of Hotel When in town don’t forget to ook for the word "Bellingham” Oregon, who has been in Portland since he retired from that popular on the window. Bo'tN— At Walker Statiou, Feb hostelry, dropped into town yes etc., was accepted for a term of will wait for him. Window shades and extention ruary 5, 1912, to Mr. and Mrs. terday evening and is shaking two mouths as per bids submitted. This does not include publication j curtain rods a specially at the Bel hands with his many friends. George Walker, a daughter. of street and sewer ordinances. j liugham Second-hand store. Nice The last and best number on the F o r S a m :—2 good windmill A request from the Ladies Civic line just received. Lyceum course, Alvah Green. deepwell pumps at a bargain. Call Club that the city dog tax fund be I have it— I have just unloaded at the Bellingham dnd-hand store. Dou’t fail to hear him, Friday turned over to the club as a nu a car of that celebrated Waldo W. S. McCaleb had business evening, the 9th. Only 35-25-15 clues for a library fund was refer Hill flour. It is as good as there cents. which called him to Eugene and red to the mayor and city attorney is in town. I guarantee every sack. Springfield the last of the week. Henry Veatch who recently re with power to act. $1.25 pe r sack. Try a sack, l’ hone Miss Manda Foster went to A l turned from a visit to Portland, The street commissioner was in 162, J. F. Spray. bany Thursday evening to meet a has accepted a position with the structed to notify certain property Capt. Johnson and Col. Lawson friend, Mr. Thomas, and returned Peters Ammunition Manufacturers owners on N. 3rd street and S. returned Monday night from Dallas to take the road as a demonstrator. Friday. River street to spray or destroy where they attended the dedication A barrel of fun. Hear Alvah I We ^ P P 0“ he will soon be out certain trees infected with San Jose of a new armory. One of the Green at the Armory Friday even- I fo o tin g up the country. scale within ten days or the same features of the program was an ad iug, the ‘hli, ¡list. Prices, 35-25- Wear a Strap, safety pins won’t would be done by the city. This dress by Capt. Johnson on “ The you hold Alvah Green, Armory action followed the reading of a Science of Rifle Shooting.” 15 cents. When in Cottage Grove stop at Hall, Friday evening, the 9th inst. communication from County Fruit lion. Eugene W. Chafiu who the Cottage Hotel— The Applegate Last number Lyceum course, only Inspector, C. E. Stewart. was Prohibition candidate for pres A committee was appointed to House, Mrs. Holland, manager. 35-25-15 cents. ident of the United States on the investigate a proposal from the E. Rooms kept clean and neat. All Dane Hudson of Coquille, was Prohibition ticket in 1908, lectur- home cooking by white help only in town yesterday on his way to T . Barnum Iron Works to furnish ! ed in the Armory hall yesterday two steel cages for the city. W ill Davies, sou of Mr. and Cornelius where he goes to visit a evening to a large, atteutative The mayor, on motion, appointed Mrs. J. T. Davies of this city, re brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and and enthusiastic audience. Mr. a committee to prepare plans for a turned early last week from Rose- Mrs. R. O. Hoberg. He had been Chafiu is a brilliant orator and was hose cart house on Mill street. burg where lie had been for treat visiting another sister and husband, highly appreciated by his many On motion the city recorder was ment by Dr. A . C. Seely for an Mr. and Mrs. Gene Finnan at Lon hearers. instructed to wire J. H. Causey & eye trouble from which the lad has don. Mrs. George Blackwell, of Lile- Co. at their expense that if they been suffering. He is somewhat im Laugh and grow fat. You surely do not accept the proposed bond by, Montana, who had spent a proved. will after hearing Alvah Green, issue within five days the deal will week here visiting her sister, Mrs. D. II. Albert of Langdon, North the Impersonator, at Armory Hall, be declared off. Wm. Kelley, of Row River, and Dakota, visited his friend, B. S* Friday evening, the 9th inst. Pop former schoolmate, Mrs. The city attorney was instructed her Swengel, in this citv Friday. Mr. ular prices 35-25-15 cents. to prepare an ordinance for the Harms, started on her return today Albert was out for a trip along the W. C. Billings of Hotel Oregon purchase of jaws, etc., for the rock going first to Salem where she will coast and made his daughter, Mrs. returned Saturday from a trip out crusher. visit another sister, Mrs.. McSlier- F. E. Smith, of Eugene, a visit, to his farm at Lorane. He tells us The rock quarry committee was ley, after which she goes to Sher and dropped off here to see Mr. that on Friday night while he was instructed to estimate the amount wood to see Mrs. David Sears, also Swengel. there a grand leap year ball took of rock required to be broken for a sister. She has had a very nice A. B. Wood lias purchased from place at which there was a large the crusher as per advertisements visit so far. J. T . Davies the nice home which attendance and that all had a very for bids of same. J. T. Davies who has for some he has occupied the past few years. nice time. The midnight supper The city engineer was instructed time resided in this city, left yes Mr. Davies is getting ready to was all that could have been de to get ail estimate of cost of pro terday with his family for West- move back east in a short time sired— but he did not say that it posed sewer extensions on east over, Maryland for future residence, and wished to dispose of the prop had been prepared by the men side of the city and also on the they having concluded that they erty father than be in a position that folks— while the ladies as floor west side of the river. had rather live at their old home. he might have to move at any time. managers and general conductors Repairs were ordered on Main J. Davies, a married sou, remains of the dance were a complete sue sewer on N. 3rd street (west side.) here. Mr and Mrs. Davies have Robert Hamilton, the S. P. op cess Ordinance No. 328 adopting a many friends here who are very erator, went to Portland the last of How to cure a cold is a question uniform system of naming the sorry to see them go, and hope the week, or at least that is his side of the story, while some of in which many are interested just streets, avenues and other public | ¡»m e day t< see them return again. his friends say his trip will be con now. Chamberlain’s Cough Rem highways in the city of Cottage Mr. Davies has purchased a 200- tinued to Seattle and that he will edy has won its great reputation Grove was adopted and signed bv acre farm which he will conduct not return alone or something to and immense sale by its remark the Mayor. in the future. They were accom Ordiance No. 329 providing for panied by Mr. and Mrs Gus Mil that effect. Well, Bob is a good able cure of colds. It can always fellow and the lucky one has our be depended upon. For sale by the numbering of dwelling houses ler and child. and places of business on the congratulations Benson’s Pharmacy. F or S a i .K—Good milchcow. streets and avenues of Cottage Geo. Freeman. Southeast part of Grove was adopted and signed by town Inquire at DesLarzes’ store. the Mayor. The city attorney was instructed to prepare an ordiance regula Stock Fruit, Timber Ranch ting the speed of automobiles on For sale, ISO acres tw o miles the streets and avenues of Cottage from Cottage Grove, 25 acres west Grove to eight miles an hour on slope easily prepared for orchard, 25 acres fine p ilin g and m ining Main street and twelve miles an timber, balance pasture. O n ly $15 hour on other streets and avenues. per acre, $750 down, balance on time. If interested apply to 1*. The following bills were ordered O. Box 45S Cottage Grove, Oregon paid: There is very little $15 per acre land remaining near Cott.age C. W . Beal, 50 cents; Cottage (»ro v e and this snap w ill not re Grove Transfer, $1.00; E. S. Hold- main open long. 37-tf erman, $5.00; J. E- Young, $25.00; Just Arrived \ A new shipment of the famous J C BERGMANN SHOES l Shoes that are as near 4 waterproof as any shoe 4 on the market Shoes that are suitable for Loggers, Miners, Far mers and Timber-cruisers W e have them in 10,11, 12 and 16 inch lengths W ith or without hooks and with or without calks ? £ L ujtcjrs ? ? 20 Lbs. SUGAR Si-oo You will be great ly pleased with our early display of new Spring dry-goods. New designs in lace, dress-trimming and embroideries. New patterns in wash fabrics, ginghams, dress goods and domestics. O u r showing o f piece goods for the com ing Spring and Summer will far ex cell that of last year for better val ues and variety of pattern. McCALL PATTERNS 4475, Wuiot 4509, skirt Price 15 Cents Each A NEW DESICN We urgently re quest you to inspect our early Spring dry-goods. March M cC all Patterns on sale. { UMPHREY S 1HACKIN * The Cash Economy Store Cottage Grove F lo u r M ills A L L K IN DS O F Mill Feed, Grain and Hay CHAS. MATTHEWS. Prop. In Carrying The Crockery line we do we please everyone. Handsome de signs for all purposes. We have the very thing you want, and at your price, too. Come in and sector yourself. While our crockery is very dur able it is not heavt’ or clumsy in shape—just right. KERR ® SILSBY OUR PROPOSAT, With $5.00 Cash Purchase of Other Goods. DESLARZES EARLY SPRING SHOWING t BROS. SEASONABLE PLANTING l I Bulbs l« r Bedding; Tulips and Hyacinths Sweet Peas; All Colors Separate We Have All Kinds of Garden Seeds J [ Ghe M E T S A N S H O P j 1» that you let u> print the Engagement Announcement Cards ind Wedding Invitations. Make that a part of YOUR proposal and she w ill surely ssy yes. Later we can talk with you about thoac teeny weeny cards you ’ll be wanting. NOTHING TOO SM A L L NOTHING TOO FOR THIS SHOP TO PRINT. *
