Cottage Grove leader., May 13, 1913, Image 5

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R. C. Andrews has been suc­
ceeded by E. It. Stahlman as
Effoae:
supervisor o f schools for South
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Lane County.
A. it. Wood, superintendent of
the O. &S. E. Railroad Company,
will soon receive a fine White
Growing weather.
Steamer automobile.
C. W. Wallace visited Eugene
Business is becoming better.
Mr. O. Hurd, o f Florence, has today.
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Jas.
Frank Woodruff and wife visit­
O f two evils, choose neither.
T. Moore. He left Monday on ed Salem the latter part o f last
Butter wrapper printing
the 3:10 train en route for his week.
specialty at the Leader office.
home.
Photographs which please both
April showers appear to be
Arc deep curved perfect
Mrs. Hedrick received Friday in quality and price at Monroe’s,
lenses which means to the about one month behind schedule through the J. F. Spray Co. a at the bridge.
time.
fine $210 family surrey for her
wearer th a t he can look at
Miss Elsie Baker has returned
Leave your dray and transfer Fashion Stables, one o f the nifti
any
angle
w ith out
the
home from Springfield after a
orders with Goff, the shoe doc­ est rigs ever seen in this city.
prolonged absence.
slightest blurring.
tor, or ’ phone 72.
Rev. J. T. Moore will deliver
George Whitsett, Jr., and wife
Banker Herbert Eakin was the annual memorial sermon to
transacting business at the coun­ the old veterans and W. R. C. at are here from Wallowa county
the M. E. church Sunday, May and may decide to locate here.
ty seat a few days last week.
Don’t m ar the looks, be­
25. There will be special music.
George W. Walker, o f P o rt-!
Manager Harry Hart o f the
cause they are curved lenses
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Andrews land, is looking after business [
New Era Drug Store is transact­
and harmonize w ith the ing business at the county seat who were recently married at matters here and visiting with
lines and curves o f the face. today.
Oregon City, have taken rooms friends.
The “ Patriot” is made in their finest factory by a big force of experts
E. C. Jones, assistant postmas-1
The greatest o f placers, the with Mrs. J. V. Stewart in East
picked from an army of JO,000 skilled shoemakers. The special hand
No charges made for ex­
Cottage
Grove.
Mr.
Andrews
ter, and wife visited Springfield j
work on each jiair places it in the “ custom made” class.
am ination or consultation. Sterling mine, near Jacksonville, and Mr. Stewart are engaged in relatives and friends Saturday
The “ J’ atriot” and other “ Star Brand” Shoes—over 750 styles--are sold
is to be compelled to yield up its
by 20,000 good merchants. Don’ t ju s t drop into any store, but come
railroading on the S. P.
and Sunday and report a pleas­
treasures.
to
us. We are special agent for ‘ ‘Star Brand” Shoes.
Stanley Martin has exchanged ant time.
Dr. Kime reports the arrival o f
Mr. Homer Manley and wife,
a 9-pound daughter at the home his 52 foot lot and small build­
o f Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Levi, ings on Pacific avenue, the Newt Misses Virris Smith and Novella
Optometrist and Jeweler
Jones property, with Percy Ro­ and Luella Morse, o f Creswell,
May 9, 1913.
gers for a good team, wagon and were visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Your old shoes made as good as
Groat last week.
harness.
new
at
less
than
half
the
cost
of
a
S o c i e t y JNfoJcs
“ Star Brand Shoes Are Better”
Mrs. E. J. Beidler is having
Z. N. Agee, the genial Blake,
new pair at Dr. G off’s shoe hospi­
her
home,
just
north
o
f
Oregon
McFall
representative,
is
taking
tal, next door to the express office.
The engagement o f Miss Alice
orders for stationery in town to­
e J
Ed Jenks and J. A. Elledge, o f Hotel, remodeled and improved.
Counts to Frank Knox was an­
She made the Leader a pleasant day, and all mothers are keeping
Cottage
Grove,
two
o
f
Assessor
nounced at a luncheon given at
call last week, and is steadily im­ a close watch on their girls.
the home o f Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Keeney’ s deputies, have finished proving in health.
Harry Martin announces that
Silk Creek Items.
Kime last Wednesday. Mr. Knox their work and turned in their
Fingal Hinds has returned he will not go to Montana to lo­
is residing on a newly located reports.
cate
and
file
on
a
homestead
Following are newly commis­ home from Portland where he
homestead in Montana at the
( p a t e n t a p p l ie d f o r )
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Wheeler
sioned officers o f Sixth Co.: went recently to have a small with his parents, but will con­
present time.
moved
from
the
boys’
dormitory
tinue
to
pursue
his
studies
at
the
cancer
removed
from
his
tongue.
An
inexpensive and simple little
First Sergeant W. S. McCaleb,
Thursday, and will spend the device designed, tested and found
A pleasant birthday party in Sergeant Harry Conner, Ser­ He is recovering nicely from the University o f Oregon.
honor o f their son, Harvey, was geant R. B. Wilson, Corporal operation, his many friends will
Rev. J. T. Moore went to summer at the Deardorf home. most effective in the destruction of
given by Mr. and Mrs. Rucker Chas. Thornton, Corporal Joel be pleased to learn.
Junction Monday afternoon to
E. A. Wheeler and R. W .Airey the flea beetle and general plant
at Saginaw last week upon the Palmer.
started
for Washington, D. C, insects. Patented and thoroughly
Dr. John E. Fisher, chiroprac­ preach the opening sermon at
occasion o f the young man’ s
tic-neuropath, o f Portland, has the meeting o f the Eugene Dis­ the 7th o f May. Mr. Wheeler tested by George O. Walker and
The
Women’
s
Relief
Corpse
sixteenth birthday anniversary.
Ministerial
Association expects to visit in the Atlantic found most practical in his large
opened offices in the Phillips trict
Games were introduced and ex­ will conduct a home cooking sale building. He makes a specialty which convened there this Tues­ and Middle States and be gone tomato field last season.
cellent
refreshments
w e r e at the Metsan Shop Saturday, o f removing the cause o f disease day and Wednesday.
A TESTIMONIAL
about three months.
served. Among the many guests proceeds to be used to defray the without the use o f drugs or
Among many other testimonials
expense
o
f
teams
to
convey
el­
Two
Mormon
missionaries
Miss
Neita
Hazelton
is
a
guest
were Supervisor R. C. Andrews
Mr. Walker submits the following
knife. His advertisement will
and the local teachers, Misses derly people to the Memorial Day appear in the next issue o f the o f her sister, Miss Hazel, who stopped over at the Garner home from Harry K . Metcalf, proprietor
exercises
at
the
cemetery
May
one
night
last
week.
is
taking
a
teachers
course
at
the
Purvanee and Smith.
of the Sunnyside Greenhouses,
Leader.
30th.
Monmouth normal. She will al­
Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Deardorf, Cottage Grove:
The
Elmira
Lumber
company
so
visit
several
days
with
Miss
W. A. Burr, the enterprising
formerly at this place, have a
“ I have seen your insect catcher
Basket Social and Program. and genial Roseburg broom man­ has received an auto truck 28 Armorel Sutcliffe at Lebanon be­ 9-pound boy.
and I believe it to be a very com ­
feet
long
from
Portland,
to
be
fore returning home.
ufacturer, was interviewing Cot-
The parents o f Miss Hattie In- plete and effective trap for tomato
used to haul lumber from the
Walter Scott and Roy Gar- nis were here Sunday evening to fleas, beetles, etc., and it certainly
The Cedars school will give a tageGrove business men Wednes­ Elmira sawmill to the Eugene
day.
The
Roseburg
house,
whisk
closing program and basket so­
cannot injure the most tender plant
and Irving yards. The machine routte came up from Portland attend her graduation.
cial Wednesday evening. May 21. and warehouse brooms are the will carry seven tons o f lumber in Mr. Scott’s auto Saturday, the
as the spray cure often does.
L. M. Owens made a business
The receipts from the sale o f best on the market. They are a at a load and was put into opera­ new rotary steam auto engine
H . K. M e t c a l f . ”
made
in
Oregon
product
with
a
trip
to
Portland
Monday.
invented by Mr. Scott, now be­
baskets will go into the school li­
If your dealer does not handle
tion Monday.
money
back
guarantee.
ing perfected and working to
brary fund. This school is lo­
The closing exercises o f the them order one by mail, only 50c
The prospect o f railroad ser­ perfection. It promises to make Royal Academy were held Sun­ and lasts a lifetime.
cated only one and a half miles
A fellow put this query to
west o f Cottage Grove on a good Frank J. Hickey o f the Nesmith vice between Corvallis and Eu­ him some money.
day evening with a large at­
road and the closing exercises Garage: ‘ ‘Just because a cat kin gene being inaugurated within
was George O . W a l k e r
See Armstrong’s photos for tendance. The program
ten
days
or
two
weeks
has
start­
will, no doubt, be attended by climb a tree, do you think a Ford
very interesting.
WALKER, OREGON
yourself.
It
wont
take
long
to
many from this city. A pleasant auto?”
Frank replied: “ Well, ed things moving at Monroe, the decide. 24 North Sixth St.
-- R. W. Airey made a business
and entertaining evening is as­ hardly, though you do gain some midway point. Already 300 lots
trip to Gaston and Forest Grove
sured .
such exaggerated impression as a have been sold, several houses
Monday.
have
been
started,
business
result o f the remarkable hill­
Elder F. H. Bunch attended
buildings
have
been
contracted
climbing ability o f the Ford.”
Married.
the closing exercises at the
for, and one was started Friday.
V. O. Huff, a brother o f our
Academy.
HUTZELL-BRENTON—At the esteemed townsman, W. P. Huff,
A t the organization o f group
Mrs. Ella Thompson came down
home o f the officiating clergy­ spent last week visiting with his three o f the Oregon State Bank­
Choice Confections
from Portland Friday to look af­
man, Rev. C. A. Wooley on two daughters at Eugene. V. O. ers’ Association
at Eugene
Ice Creams
ter
business
here.
Franklin boulevard in Fair-
Will Now Attend to Your Wants
Huff came to this city last fall Wednesday, Herbert Eakin,pres­
And
Sodas
mount, at noon Friday, May 9,
Florence Damewood is visiting
in the Soda and Cream Line
from Philadelphia and is so fa­ ident o f the First National Bank
1913. Fred E. Hutzell and Mrs. vorably impressed with the town o f this city, was elected treasur­ We have installed a $150.00 machine here. She came up from Can- Courteous Treatment, Prompt Service
Bertha Wallace-Brenton, both
G. H. SÖDERSTRÖM, Prop.
and country that he will remain er. The other officers are: Alex which makes a true mix o f soda. Our yonville with S. A. Damewood,
flavors are all true fruit flavors. No
o f Cottage Grove. The bride
here. He reports Eugene a little Martin, Jr., o f Eugene Loan & artificial extracts. Try our Phosco who spent a few days with his
and groom are both well and
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Savings Bank, chairman; J. M. Frosto for the best drink on earth. Ice mother at that place.
quiet at the present time.
favorably known here, Mr. Hut­
Thorne, o f the Umpqua Valley Cream in quantity. We claim the best.
C.
S.
Wilson
applied
a
new
Mrs. Lucy Holland favored the Bank o f Roseburg, vice chair­
zell being connected with the
a good drug store ought to coat o f paint to the Garner resi­
dray business here. The Lead­ Leader with a copy o f the Medi­ man: H. G. Keeney, o f the Cres- to Whatever
have—and many tilings that other dence this week.
er joins their many friends cine Hat, Canada, News, con­ well Fruit Growers’ Bank, Cres- drug stores don’ t keep— you’ll find here.
Mrs. Dora Collins, o f Spring-
in extending congratulations taining a detailed report o f the well, secretary.
Come to us first and you’ ll get what you
want.
big opening league baseball game
field, is visiting with her parents,
and best wishes.
Very appropriate and interest­
at that place May 5th, between
Mr. and Mrs. John Damewood.
ing services were held at the M. T H E N Y A L S T O R E
Snap. — 19 acres good bottom land, the Regina and Medicine Hat E. church Sunday, “ Mother’ s
Alvah Deardorf
spent the
teams, Mrs. Holland’ s son, Earl
4 miles south of town, house,
night Thursday with his parents
D ay,” the topic o f Rev. Moore’s
Hill,
being
a
member
o
f
the
Re­
barn, good well, 5 acres in grain
at this place.
“ The
Dorena Croakings.
gina league team. We notice morning sermon being,
and garden, balance woodland
Mother Love o f God. ” A white
Hill
run
in
two
men
in
the
sev­
pasture, easily cleared.
Will
Raymond Bates and Glen Jen-
enth inning making a three bag­ flower was pinned upon the
A Bargain.
sacrifice for $1500 for short time
breast o f each mother who en­ nings visited at Lorane over
ger
himself.
only." Inquire of Leader.
tered the church by a committee Sunday.
Nine room residence, modern-
Editor R. G. Hendricks, o f the
o f girls, and four young ladies
Rev. W. O.
Benthin
held ly equipped, corner lot, 60x114
Salem Daily Statesman, and wife
served as ushers at both the preaching services here last Sun­ feet, good private water system,
spent Monday in this city visit­
morning and evening services. day, both morning and evening. bearing fruit trees, grapes, ber­
ing with Mr. Hendricks’ aged
They were Misses Purvanee, Bu­
Leo Wilson was a visitor in the ries and shubbery. In west Cot­
mother,
Mrs.
Jane
Emerson,
who
Is better than none at all. The
ell, Wilson and Hooper. Special Grove last Sunday.
tage Grove, close in, only $1,300.
Correct Method of
has
been
ill
for
the
past
week,
spirit in which a monument is
music was rendered by the choir
Horseshoeing
O. H. W illard .
Miss Jennie Chrisman has
erected counts more than the but whose condition is much im­ and orchestra.
proved
now.
Mr.
Hendricks
has
been
conducting
the
8th
grade
cost.
Eggs (or Hatching.
W a g o n Making
Want ice cream for your so­ examinations.
the largest printing plant in the
state outside o f Portland, and cial? ’ Phone No. 57 -Bon Ton.
And
Glen Jennings left for the Re­
Buff Leghorn, 50 cents for 15,
publishes not only the daily and
serve last Thursday morning.
$3.25 per hundred. Also Indian General Repair W ork
weekly Statesman, but also the
Mrs. J. B. Mosby and children Runner duck eggs from select
South of First National Bank
Pacific Homestead and theNorth-
visited over Sunday in Dorena, stock, fawn and white strain,
Sixth Street
west Poultry Journal, besides a
returning to Disston Monday 50 cents for 13. Orders taken
number o f school and fraternal
morning.
for day-old chicks and ducks.
papers. The Leader was favored
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Bennett vis­
C. F. H a n d y .
with a pleasant call.
ited in Dorena a few days this
week.
Mrs. Harris, wife o f A. M.
Harris, who has been here for
Mrs. Nancy Tripp returned to
some weeks seeking a permanent
Junction city last Wednesday.
home, arrived last week, accom­
Mrs. Currin Cooley and Myrl
panied by a neighbor and friend,
Emery made a business trip to
Mrs. E. J. Chaplin and son of
the Grove Thursday.
Upland, Calif. The ladies and
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Redford and
Mr. Harris examined the fine
son, Edwin, were visitors in the
Popular A n d Classical Song Hits
grain and grass exhibit at the
Grove Friday evening.
SUMMER 191»! V n rfta
and expressed
Stone will show as much respect Leader office,
M cK inley Edition o f 1 0 Cent M usic
Dr. Robbins was called to at­
and love for the departed one as themselves as very favorably im­
tend grandpa Ward last Thurs­
Century Edition o f 10c Music
a more expensive stone i f you pressed with Cottage Grove and
Dress silks in all the latest style* day.
Edison, Victor, Colum bia T alking Machines
can afford only the smaller sum. South Lane county. Mrs. Chap­
Mrs. George Whitsett is visit­
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Everything in Musical Instruments and Supplies
in and colors. Messalines fancy and
W e have various designs in low- lin has spent several years
ing with her parents, Mr, and
priced memorials we shall be the canal zone where the annual plain 75 cents and $1.00.
Send for Free C atalogues— Orders a Specialty.
Mrs.
Elliott.
Fine new stock o f knit under­
rainfall exceeds 200 inches, so
glad to submit to you.
wear.
for
the
lean
and
stout
in
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wm.
Ward
made
our occasional showers are not
unwelcome to her.
The two sitigle garments and combination. a business trip to the Grove
Thursday.
families
have
secured
furnished Call and see my new goods.
O. D. CLANDON, Salesman
Naomi Wilson has been on the
rooms at the home o f Mrs.
The Ladies’ Toggery sick list this week.
Mount for the present.
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