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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1913)
A Safe Bet. PROFESSIONAL CARDS J . S. X fe d lc y I bet on a horse called Elastic, In the stretch 1 know he wts^ood. I bet ou a horse called Lumber, Special Attention Given to Mining ami Lumber could win if he would. 1 bet on a horse called Umbrella, Corporation Law. He was only good in the wet. Office, Woodward Building. 1 bet on a horse called Rabbit, Rabbit won by a hare. Practices iu ail Courts Woortwar.l Bui Mina I bet on a horse called Dollar, He’ s good for four quarters, 1 know. J . G. J O lfX S O J V I bet on a horse called Arcade, He always has a good show. ATTORNEY AT LAW I bet on a horse called Shutters, NOTARY rtlBLIC Shutters was out for a blind. l-hoac No. U Collate «rov e. Ore So I bet on a horse called Bustle, And Bustle came in—next to the last. Moral—Go to the Arcade. a w . lin i K, ». It’ s a safe bet. A T T O R N I:Y A T L A W . M. J?l)ysiciqq î \H<1 Sp t'gcoi) A High School Building With out Cost. Office in McFarland Building, Upstairs. Offii'e Phone 34. Residence Phone 12ftJ E d it o r L e a d e r : Silk Creek Items. Mrs. m . A. Neal moved from Cottage Grove out to her home one day last week. Mrs. Neal has been spending the winter in Cottage Grove. Little Effie Estes, who has been very sick, is much better at this time. Frank Davis has gone to Mt Vernon, Wash., to look into the merits o f the country. Born, April 1st, to L. M. Owen and wife, a 9-pound daughter, All doing fine. Eloise M. Wheeler had an operation on her nose at Schleef’s hospital the first o f the week. The operation was for the re moval o f adenoids. Mrs. L. B. Slagle visited her parents Tuesday. The old peo ple are both quite sick. Rainey’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Story. Wm. Shearer, Jr., made a fly ing trip to the Grove this week. Ralph Land is home from the Divide. Mrs. W. W. Hewitt and Mrs. Currin Cooley made a business trip to the Grove Thursday. H. D. Bennett returned from Salem last Saturday. Mrs. Wm. Shearer is on the sick list. Floyd Kirk, o f Oregon City, is visiting at the home o f his brother, Allen Kirk. -3 A new Mr. Dooley rises to remark that there are only tw o kinds of ears— “ the Fords and the can’t affords.” M iss Ethel Roosevelt, daughter o f Ex-president Roosevelt, and Dr. Richard Derby, o f New I York, were married last Friday I at Oyster Bay. There is an act o f Congress, passed during war times, that, if taken advantage o f by our V li. l,\ C ,î{A à [, » M » people now, would secure to this Joe Damewood, o f Cottage school district the money wanted FOR SALE was on the Creek for a high school building direct Grove, D e n tis t Wednesday visiting his parents. from Uncle Sam. BUSINESS LOT. — A well located This is the plan. Let the pa Office Phone S Residence Phone 1211. Miss Lena Burcham, who has FINE business lot on Main Street, Cottage trons o f the school get together been teaching school at Cart Grove, for sale at a reasonable price, and organize the High School wright, was taken sick and or will exchange for desirable resi l ^ i i j i i i\. M H iiiS National Bank, electing a full brought home Thursday. dence property in West Cottage Grove. See the Leader about it. Successor to Marion Veatch set o f officers, with the under Little “ Happy” Owens is standing that they will serve . ‘ 15 ACRES— Good house, woodshed, F U N ER AL DIRECTOR AN D without pay in the interests o f quite sick with the mumps. poultry house, running water, 2$ acres EM BALM ER in berries and garden, H O young fruit higher education. Elmer Caldwell made a busi trees, some good timber, 3| acres Phone 132 Y Cottage Grove, Oregon Then, when the voters under ness call at Burcham’s Thursday. slashed, burned and seeded. West of stand the matter, they would Cottage Grove 2J miles. A nice little Edmund Hartley has been w .R '.r .r .R '.r .ie .r jp .W d r . gladly vote the necessary $50,000 grubbing mountain home on county road. for the Wheelers the $1,800. Inquire at Leader office. bonds. last few days. Then take the school bond BIG TRA CT CHEAP — 1000 acres, only 5 COTTAGE GROVE 1 Mrs. Frank Henrick visited at 4 miles lrom Cottage Grove, on main 1 money and invest in government county road, about 100 acres utuler ? Hospital '8. Sanatarium « bonds, that bear interest but are Burcham’s Thursday. cultivation, 200 or .*100 acres young not taxed, and deposit $50,000 Mrs. A. D. Owens is afflicted timber, balauce good pasture, much of worth o f bonds with the U. S. % Right Here at Your Home which can be easily cleared for culti with a very bad sore throat. vation, four streams on place, three when the Government ^ Surgical Cases Especial Attention ^ Treasury, small residences, one good barn. A Robert and Wilfred Airey are will issue us $45,000 in National great investment at $20 per acre. Fine Bank currency. With this very sick. Little Wilfred is quite for subdividing. Call on the Leader. i X - R A Y LABARATORY \ money, which will cost us abso over his bums. A FINE HOME. — New 0-room bungalo. lutely nothing, we can build and A. D. Owens went to town barn, buggy shed, poultry houses, 3} For Further Particulars Address equp an up-to-date high school Friday. acres of line garden and berry land, running spring for irrigating, besides building. The interest derived large cn ek, j acre oak park, drilled from the government bonds will well, fine drainage, in West Cottage pay the interest on the Bchool Row River Ripples. Grove, only $4,OuO, terms. Inquire at i Ì bonds and 1 per cent on the cur Leader office. rency that the Government There was a dance at the Row LITTLE I'ARM About 50 acres, half gives us, and there you are! River cook house Saturday night. bottom land, balance hill land; run Not many people know that water, good family orchard, fair Southern Pacific Time Table there is such a law in existence, Quite a number from Dorena ning buildings, 1 mile from Cottage Grove were present. A good time was Cottage Grove Station city limits on good county road, only but there is, as we have one reported. $3,500 terms. Apply to Leader bank in Cottage Grove right now South Bound Mrs. Nora Gillispie and chil SUBURB HOME.—Two acres, 20,000 doing business on money given strawbeiry plants, gooseberries, logan No. 13....... them by the Government. This dren, o f Disston, visited at Row berries, and fruit, neat 5 room cottage, No. 15......... River over Sunday. law was passed to help those who poultry yards, running water all the year, fine garden spot on creek bank. need money to do business with, No. 17........ Horatio Mosby attended the On west Main street, only $1,200. In and who needs money worse dance at Row River Saturday North Bound quire al Leader office. than our schools? night. No. M........ BARGAIN.— For Sale or T rad e-8 0 I am aware that there will be Hester Chalifoue, o f Rocky acres, 25 in cultivation, balance second two objections raised to this No. 20......... growth timber, 4 miles from Cottage plan. The first is, that we can Point, visited friends at Row Grove, half mile to R. R. station and River Sunday. not legally bond the district school, new ti room house, barn, chicken houses, etc. Good springs Mr. Turner and son-in-law for over $40,000, and it requires O. & S. E. R. R. Company and running water, family orchard, K. BOUND \V. HOUND that those who would avail them have moved to Row River. 125 trees bearing, about 400 young No. I selves o f the Government for No. 2 Mr. Thomason, o f Dorena, has fruit trees. Will sell or trade for town money must already possess $50,- property. Inquire at Leader office. A. M. Mis. STATIONS A. M moved his family to Row River. 000. But there are a lot o f near 7.30 Lv..........Cottage Grove_____ Ar. 12.oo W ANTED— To trade a good plastered Wm. Vaughn went to Crites’ 7.30 3.3........................... W ahlen........................ 11.25 capitalists in Cottage Grove who 7-room house in Salem for farm prop mill to work Monday. 7.59 6.7..................Cerro Gordo__________ 11.16 want to boost the town, and who erty near Cottage (.»rove. Prefer an 8.14 8.6................ Dorcna________ . 11.08 could easily make up the other unimproved tract o f about 100 A. Will Otho Vanschoiack went to Cot 8.4o 12.5------- . . . . . ____ Star______ _________lo. to give or take small cash difference. $10,000, drawing the interest tage Grove Monday. 8.5o 13.5.......... ............ W icks____ . . . _______10.33 At the Leader office. 9.oS 15.9..................Red Bridge..................... lo.28 from them, but using them as Mrs. C. W. Davis, who has BUSINESS O PEN IN G — A nice little Dart o f the capitalization o f the 9.15 Î6-6— ............. W ildwood_________ lo.l5 been visiting her parents, Mr. business opening in Cottage Grov 9.45 20 Ar.................. Disston.......................lo.oo Dank. They would thus avoid and Mrs. Inms, o f Pleasant Hill Central location. Cheap rent. Little Two extra trains for passengers only leave paying taxes on that. cash will buy it. Call on the Leader. ■Cottage Grove Saturdays. Kxtra train leaves The second objection is, that returned Tuesday, accompanied by her sister and brother. The TEN ACRE PEAR ORCH ARD —Trees 3:oo p. m.. returning arrives at Cottage Grove the National Bank act provides •at 5uk> p. in. latter is going to work at Row 3 years old, fine rich sandy bottom that there shall be hut one na Subject to change without notice. land, cnly one mile from Cottage River. All outward freight to station where there is tional bank to so many popu Grove post office. Fine for l>erries ** no agent will be left at risk of owner. Mrs. J. B. Mosby was a Row and vegetables between trees. $2,750, lation, so that not all, but only Stage leaves Disston after arrival of train on certain few very needy persons River visitor Tuesday. want $1 200 cash, $550 in one year at Monday. Wednesday and Friday for Orseco. 7 percent. $1,000 in two years at 6 per Freight will not l*c received at the O. & S. K in each community can get mon Thos. Abrams made a business cen t 5 per cent discount for all cash R. R. I>ei>ot after 5 p. m. To insure forwarding ey for nothing from Uncle Sam, trip to Row River Tuesday. Address the Leader. on uext train freight must l»e delivered iu ample But we have good and suffi HOME FOR YOU— Lot 75x95, good time to permit of its being billed. Dr. Kime was up to Row River cient reasons to believe that that two-story house, 7 rooms, fruit trees A. B. WOOD, M anager in bearing,some berries. South Fourth can be remedied, for President Wednesday evening to see Mrs. S t Price only $1,000. Inquire o f D. Wilson has declared that one o f Charlie Turpin, who is quite sick. B. Chamberleu. the prime purposes o f his ad Miss Merle Cellers, o f Star, TIM BER—Fully 4.000.000 feet, 1«0 ministration shall be to provide came down to Row River acres, good, sound timber, 1 mile “ that the credit o f the nation Wednesday evening. from R. R. station, key to big body of shall be available to flj) the peo timber back of this tract, running Pearl Vaughn is on the sick water for flume, 10 or 15 acres clear ple alike,’ ’ and what else can he land, family orchard, fair house and possibly mean by that plain list. Herbert Harrington, Prop. barn, $4,800, terms. Neighbors hold statement than that all restrict Dora Paxton went to town their timber at $2 per 1,000. tions shall be removed, so that Monday, returning Thursday. Fire Proof Feed TW O GOOD PROPOSITIONS. — 80 anyone who wishes can invest Mrs. Henry Hexom took her acres, miles west of Cottage Grove, and Storage B arn. his money in Govomment Bonds, place during her absence. good 0-room house, barn, poultry deposit the bonds and receive as bouse, 12 acres under cultivation, lot ALL KINDS OF HAULING Henry Vaughn and family, who of good piling, 35 acres pasture,$l,fi00, a free gift 90 per cent o f their terms. 40 acres, 3$ miles south of Cot AND HEAVY DRAY WORK value in currency, to use as he came from the east a short time tage Grove. 4-room cabin,place fenced sees fit, and stop paying taxes, ago, have moved into one of on three sides, family orchard, gar Piano Moving a Specialty and yet draw interest on the Zeno Earl’ s houses on Railroad den. Good poultry and stock place, Ave. bonds. |HO0, terms. See the Leader. Phone, Office 72 Surely, no one will argue that For Sa‘ e.— A good, practically our schools and our children are Dorena Croakings. new. Shattuck piano. $175 on not as deserving o f the favor o f installments, or $160 cash. In Notice to Creditors. Uncle Sam as any bunch o f four quire at Leader office, or ’ phone Mrs. F. R. Wilson and daugh our five men who already have Notice is hereby given that by 968. ter. Naomi, made a business trip an order o f the County Court o f between them $50,000 o f capital. to the Grove Saturday. M. How Docs This Suit You?— 8 acres Lane County. Oregon, duly made in Spray's tract, (Cedar Park) Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Redford, o f and entered o f record. February 1 3-4 miles east of Cottage Cottage Grove, are visiting at 26th, 1913, in the matter o f the Helps Circulate the Leader. Grove, gooil fences, 700 prune the home o f their son, James estate o f Crampton H. Jones, de trees, 1200 gooseberries, water ceased, the undersigned was duly A little ad was placed in the Redford, this week. right for irrigating. Cheap, appointed administrator of said | Oregon Almanac in January by Mrs. J. B. Mosby and Mrs. G. half cash. Inquire at Leader estate. I the Leader, which brings numer W. Shields visited at Row River office or of E. G . O. Groat. All persons having claims ous letters like the following: last Tnesday. against said estate are hereby re- “ Please send me a sample Fine Improved Farm.— 80 acres, Eunice Van Valin has the ' red to present them duly veri- copy o f your paper as mentioned 70 acres in cultivation, 10 acres mumps. as by law required to said in the Oregon Almanac, and good pasture. Five acres 12- adm inistrator at the law office of J. B. Mosby and J. R. Redford oblige, L. C. Adams, Pueblo, year-old apples, 5 acres 9-year- Alta King, Cottage Grove, Ore ! Colorado.” made a trip to the Grove this old apples, 24 Bartlet pears. gon, within six months from the ‘Want to get in touch with week. Fine water, running stream. date o f this notice. Dated this values in your community. Send Good two-story 8-room house. 2 Rev. W. O. Benthin held 3rd day o f March. A. D. 1913. copy o f your paper. Saw your preaching services here last Sun good liarns. blacksmith shop, J. I. J o n e s . ad in Oregon Almanac. F. E. day. hog and hen houses. 2 1-2 Administrator. _________________________________ Hood, Corvallis, Montana.” miles south of Cottage Grove. Otis Leathers, o f Rocky Point Many o f these people are sub- Crops go with place if sold be-1 J. M. Comer has a number scribing for the Leader. Real was a visitor in Dorena Sunday. fore harvest. Would divide in j o f fine rugs o f his own weaving estate men are welcome to look Mr. and Mrs. Rainy, o f Oklaho two fine places. Price $12.500, for sale cheap. 1 over these letters. ma, are visiting with Mrs. terms. Inquire at Leader office. ' s Own your car—don’t let it own yon. You’ll want a Ford when the season is on. Then buy it today. There are more than 220,000 Fords on the world’ s highways— the best possible testimony, to their unexcelled worth. Prices — runabout $525—touring car $000—town car $800 f. o. b. Detroit with complete equipment. Catalogue from Nesmith Auto Co., Cottage Grove, Oregon. 30E30E SAFETY and SERVICE ;• $ I •• \ a I Interest paid on all Savings Accounts at the Old Reliable I k I 4» a I .*• Dr. H . C. Schleef < i I ». CAPITAI""'1 SURPLUS HiO.OOUPP COTTAGE G R O VE. k OR EGON Reliable Harness The Kind That Wears Everything f o r teamster. th e Saddles, Whips, Harness Hard ware, Harness making and repairing. BEALS Cottage Grove Transfer Company i n I Cook Stoves and Heaters All Guaranteed. Call and see them before you buy. Springs, Mattress es and Furniture. Bargains Which Will Appeal to You J. P. GRAHAM Successor to Bellingham Second Hand Store Give the Leader a Trial
