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SUPPLEMENT TO Cottage Srove ¿Leader VOL. X X I V NO. 6 COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON, MAY 28, 1912 ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS | Church Bcvps \ Arnold Billings Wedding. Memorial Sermon. Vern H astings bad im portant M onday’s Roseburg Review says T he old veterans and the local business at Cresw 'll M onday. a m arriage license was issued ou militia, besides a large crowd of 1. D. O unkle of Lebanon, reg th at date to H arold N. Arnold and townspeople listened to an eloquent istered at the Cottage hotel Friday. Presbvtertaiu church; Sunday Miss Isabell Billings of Cottage memorial sermon which was de K. M. V eatch m ade a trip down Ju n e 2, there will be the usual Grove by the Douglas county clerk. livered by Rev. Mason at the Pres It is presumed they were m arried byterian church Sunday. A ppro to E ugene the m iddle of last week. m orning setvices; S unday school Joe Arnold has returned home at 10. Preaching service at 11, M onday evening in Roseburg aud priate decorations were in evidence from C alifornia where has been sermon by Rev. Dr. Ford, of E u will return to Cottage Grove, their and special music was rendered. gene. C hristian E ndeavor at 7 P. future home, about W ednesday. studying pharm acy. W hat a dollar will buy. 20 Mr. A rnold is a member of the Miss Burt from Drain is here vis M. At 8 P, M. a Union Service local blacksm ith firm of Hohl & pounds of rice or 20 pounds of at the C hristian church in the in itin g M esdames H oxie and Miner Arnold and is a highly esteemed beans, or 16 cans milk, or 15 cans aud other friends for a few days. terests of the g rad u atin g class o f . young m an. T he bride is a d a u g h - ! Mica axle grease. At H elliw ell’s the H igh School. ter of Landlord and Mrs. Billings closing out sale. Mrs. John Burg, of N evada, vis ited her uncle, C. M. Parker, the N ext Sunday there will be these j of Hotel Oregon, and is well and favorably known here aud in other Call For City Warrants. E ast Main street grocer the last of services in the Methodist ch u rch .) parts of south Lane couuty. T his! the week. Bible school at 9:45. G raded class ) w edding cam e som ew hat as a s u r - ; Notice is hereby given that reg T he M emorial exercises of T h u rs es. Public w arship with sermon I prise to their many friends here, istered w arrants on the GENERAL day the 30th at 2:30 o ’clock will be at 11. Epw orth League devotion who, however, join the L ea d e r in i FUND, to and including registered extending congratulations aud best held at the A rm ory instead of at al meeting at 7. A special g a th wishes. num ber 1099. registered April 10, ering for all young people. No M. E. C hurch. 1912, will be paid at the First N a Mr. and Mrs. J . M. P arker, of gathering at 8 owing to the union tional Bank May 20, 1912. In ter Did You K now T hat Dexter, started on their return meeting in the C hristian church. est will cease on that date. T he topics to be studied in the hom e yesterday after a visit with H e r b e r t E a k i n , T reasurer. th eir son, C. M. P arker and fam ily. L end-A -IIand class during Ju n e are most instructive. Mr. and Mrs. H enry H ohl were 1. Influencing the Public through were cheaper than any over from Drain S aturday and S u n the Home. day visiting the form er’s parents, other? Do you w ant 2. Influencing the Public thru Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Hohl of this to be shown? II vou the Church. city. 3. Women in O rganizations. do, step into the office Cottage G rove and Sutherlin 4. W om an Suffrage. or Phone a request for baseball team s will play ball at this 5. T he W om an of Leisure. us to call and you will place S unday afternoon. N ine in A general discussion takes place nings assured or money refunded. be convinced. at the next session upon the School D istrict No. 75 will give question whether a father’s or We will wire your an intertainm ent and basket supper m other’s influence is more and house a t cost. on Sat. e v e n in g ju u e 1st at London louger abiding far reaching. H all. Proceeds to be used for T he open air festival to be given an e x tra m onths school. Every body invited and a good tim e as by the Ladies Aid Society and the Epw orth League in the front and sured. Edwin T uller. Clerk Dist. No. 75. rear of the Methodist church, A ttorney J . F. Burke, an orator T uesday afternoon aud evening of rare ability, force and power, June 4, is som ething out of the delivered two ringing addresses in usual order of things. T he booths this city S unday in the interest of for the sale of usual aud fancy th e Oregon Anti-Saloon League. articles. T he tables where ice H is afternoon address was deliver cream and straw berries will be T h a t’s the one word which ed at the Presbyterian church and served and the platform upon adequately expresses the gen which the entertainm ent is given the evening address at the C hrist eral opinion of wearers of ian church, large crowds being are all to be in the open air. W ith fine warm weather a most enjoy- present at both places. I able tim e is assured. If the day C. L. W eber has sold his resi is rainy the spacious league and dence property in Creswell to W. l S unday school room will be used. A. M itchell, Mr. W eber will build I t ’s better because of an a tem porary residence on his ten- Church of Christ: Regular ser unusual dyeing process—one acre tract south of town, w here he vices next L ord’s day, Bible th a t does not weaken the yarns. expects to reside till Ju ly 1, ¡school at 9;45. Preaching at 11 All weights, styles and when he and his family will move ¡o’clock. Union services in the prices. ASK US next tim e to Idaho, where he has farm prop evening, at which tim e the b ac you buy hosiery. erty now being looked after by two calaureate sermon will be p reach of his sons. He does not expect to ed to the H igh School grauduates. reside in Idaho perm anently, but T he Dallas council has decided will rem ain a sufficient length of Phone 61 MARY B A R TELS - Propr. tim e to get his farm s in proper to throw out the street sprinkler and fight the dust w ith oil. sh ap e.—Chronicle. ELECTRIC LIGHTS BETTER The Cottage Grove Electric Company Armor Plate Hosiery Ladies Toggery
