Cottage Grove leader., May 21, 1912, Image 5

Dr. Schleef of this city has been
very ill for the past week, but we |
are pleased to say that at the pres­
ent time he is much better aud we j
hope to s/e him out on the street I
W . S. McCaleb, the real estate iu a few days.
man, who recently moved his o f- 1 Two crysauthemum plant free
fice next to the bridge, is getting with every pound of tea bought at
fixed up iu good shape and has The Metsan Shop.
some very good bargains to offer. I
G. B. Hawkins, our old pioneer
Springfield is said to be getting friend of this city, has received
decidedly weary of the new booze the sad intelligence of the death of
regime down there already. As a ' his son, Gordon Warren Hawkins,
general peace disturber, trouble I which occurred on May 8th at his
maker aud all round public uui-, home in Joplju, Missouri. Th e de­
sauce, the saloon has got them all ceased was 54 years af age.
skinned.
One horse aud fine camp wagon
Wynne & Woods are showing for sale cheap. Apply to W . H.
the finest line of aluminum ware Lawrence, Comstock, Oregon 3-4t
ever brought to this city.
J. W . Ashby, a pioneer resideut
citizen of this place, who has been
under the weather for the past sev­
The new Cottage Hotel will
eral mouths, suffering from ap­
serve on Sunday evenings, a
pendicitis and rheumatism, was
special 6 o’clock dinner at 35c.
out last Saturday to take in the —
carnival and made our office a
Free—One crysanthemum plant,
pleasant call.
The Home of the John B. Stet­ with every pound of coffee bought |
at The Metsan Shop.
son Hat— Hampton and Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woodruff
went north by Friday morning’ s
local. Mrs. Woodruff visited at
Creswell while Mr. W . extended
his trip to liugene on business.
Dave Griggs aud family visited
at Kugetie last week.
N iceliu eoF Ladies' fine neck­
wear at Lurch«’ .
W ill Hart went to Creswell Sat­
urday on business.
Koyal Worcester corsets from
$1 to $3— Lurch’s.
Call on Hohl & Arnold for car­
riage and buggy painting.
A lex Thom arrived from Butte,
Montana, one day last week.
Orvel Knapp was in liugene last
Thursday.
Miss Daisy Hawkins, c f this
city, visited friends iu Creswell
last week.
Dr. J. C. Gray of Eugene, made
Cottage Grove a visit one day last
week.
Chas. Cochran, wife and child­
ren of Eugene were recent guests
of relatives here.
Ladies dress skirts at % price at
Lurchs’ .
v
Miss Linebaugh and brother
B o r n — To Mr. aud Mrs. Price
Glenn went to F.ugene Friday,
of Row River, Mav 14. 1912, a
Dr. l’almer of Eugene was seen
11 pound boy.
on our streets last Thursday.
Joe Hoffman of Portland, a
E. Ambrose of Yoncalla, spent
deputy fire warden, passed through
two or three days in Cottage ('.rove
en route to Roseburg Saturday.
last week.
Roy Smith went to Creswell Fri­
Old gold and silver taken in ex­ day to look after business for Cot­
change for watches or jewelery at
tage Grove Manufacturing Co.
Scholl’ s.
A . L.Gove of Creswell, was a
T h e B e llin g t ia m 2 n d H a n d
Cottage Grove visitor on Wednes­
S to re is the R igh t Place to buy,
day of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. li. K . Miller of
liugene, visited friends in Cottage
Grove Friday.
sell or exchange anything that is
on earth
Albert Ifoserud who has owned
an 80-acre place two miles west of
town for some time, sold his farm
last Tuesday to L. 1?. Lawson,
formerly of Shed. Mr. Hoserud
has mining interests in Alaska
where he will spend the summer,
but will lie back in the fall to
spend the winter iu Cottage Grove,
the place of his choice.
A. F. Stearns, the hardware man
of Oakland, was in this city Sat­
urday on his way
to Eugene
whither he went to see Mrs. Stearns
and their son aud daughter, latter
two attending school in that city.
He visited Messrs. Spray while iu
town on business connected^ with
their handling the l’ age Field fence,
for which he is agent.
Hohl & Arnold have o|>ened up
a paint shop iu connection with
their blacksmith shop and any one
wishing their carriage or buggy
painted should call and consult
these gentlemen before placing
their order elsewhere.
We Sell Them
ON EASY T E R M S
Separators
A small payment down, the balance
to suit purchaser. C R E AM taken
the same as cash.
S H IP us your C R E A M .
We pay the highest cash price,
Furnish cans and
P a y the freight
Cottage Grove Creamery
Sunday Special
Buy a riug sprinkler from Wynne
Pictures of little ones to be used
& Woods for lawn and garden. for the baby show will be made
W . A. Cunningham was iu one free at either gallery, and should
j day last week and left in our win­ be left at the Arcade.
' dow several samples of his fine
The Social Tw elve Embroidery
j Berbauk potatoes.
Mr. Cunning­ Club were delightfully entertained
ham has exercised great care in on Thursday at the pretty home
selecting
seed potatoes and has of Mrs. W. E. Compton, on Ten­
The Lang Creek pipe line has ;
Ladies’ suits at Yt price— been out of commission lately and ; kept up or rather improved upon nessee Avenue. A very elaborate
Lurchs’ .
the city watbr supply has been j the seed which he first started s e v cafetaria luncheon was served, the
hostess being assisted in serving
coining
from the west side reser-1 eral years ago.
Ballard Collins of The Dalles,
Compton aud
Oregon, arrived here lately from voir. Provisions should be made ! See The Metsou Shop window by Misses Neita
California where he had been for to keep the Lang Creek water sup­ for a full line of the best teas aud Elearnor Wheeler. The guests of
some time for his health, and is ply service iu repair promptly as it j coffees in the city. Get a free honor were Mesdames B. R. Job,
making an extended visit with his is far the purest and best water plant with a purchase of some of Chas. Adams, Roy Smith, B. S.
Swen gel.
them.
supply available.
neice, Mrs. Harms.
J. K. Guldens and W. L. Lane,
late of Oklahoma, were in to see
us the latter part of the week.
II. S. Osterbandt of liugene, ac­
companied by his wi f e and sou,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wood­
ruff iu this city the first of last
week.
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U C L d V a i
“ A Square Deal to A ll”
Sum m er
V a c a tio n s
V ia the
T o the E a s t
SEASHORE
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R -o se F estival
ElK's Convention
MOUNTAINS
Round t rip tickets to the principal Cities ot the Kant, goin g or return­
ing through California, or via Portland. Going lim it 15 days, final return
lim it October .51, on sale as follows.
SALE DATES
M ay 2-3-4-9-10.11-14 15.17-1«.24.29.
June 1.0-7.8-1,5-15-17.1«.19.20.21.24-
25-27-28-29
July 2-.5-0-7-11-12-1.Y 10.20-22-2.5.20.
29-30-31.
Aug. 1-2-.5-0-7-12-15-10.22-2.5-29-,50-.U
Sept. 4.5.0.7 8 11 12 ..50.
S t o p - O v e r « go in g o r re t u r n in g
w it h in the lim it
N e w p o rt--Y a .q u irv a
B ay
ll»e home of the Rhododendron, an ideal place to spend the summer.
Low round trip anti week end tickets.
Reasonable hotel rctes, out door
amusements, bathing, boating, golf, fishing, etc.
Low Fares to Meeting o f Woman’s Clubs San Francisco, June 24 to July 6
PACIFIC RAILWAY & NAVIGATION BEACHES
Are now within easy reach by the P. R. & N . and a new field for a pleasant
vacation open. W eek end tickets now on sale and season tickets from all
points on sale June 1st.
PORTLAND
ROSE
F E S T IV A L
Opens June 10 and Closes June IS.
The greetest Floral Fiesta and Carnival
of Pleasure yet held. Low round trip tickets on sale from all points.
For lieaiitifully illustrated booklets describing Newport. Rayocean and
other points, as well as inform ation aliout Kastern Fares, routes, stop-overs,
etc., call on nearest Agen t or write to
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent,
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Portland, Oregon
IL 1\ O. E. (E lk s) Convention, July 8 to 13, 1912
The first week w as a big one and a lot of goods went out but
we still have a great deal yet to sell. Get a pair of those $1.00
Overalls for 75 cents, and the 75 cent kind for 50 cents.
Cleveland’s Baking Powder in 1,3 and 5 pound cans 25 a pound
Condensed milk 4 cans for 25 cents. Canned corn $1.00 per doz­
en cans. Dried peaches 8 1-3 cents a pound. Karo corn syrup
50 cents a gallon. Dishes at half price-
REMEMBER EVERYTHING IN THE STORE GOES Including Fixtures
Come Early and Often
Store Open Evenings
FOR CASH ONLY