Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, July 29, 1913, Image 4

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    Things Doing at Disston.
ABOUT OUR.
THE GOLDEN RULE STORE !
W. W. Matterson, of Ventura,
Cal., visited with his sister-in-
law. Mrs. R. C. Woodhurst,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Gladys Pitcher is making an
extended visit at the Ben Pitcher
residence.
Guy VanRiper, the cornetist, is
Ephia Southward spent the
home from Portland for a vaca­ day Wednesday with Hazel i
tion.
Brant.
Team, light spring wagon and
Fred Gray is making an ex­
harness for sale, only $200. In­ tended visit with his brother,
quire of Leader.
Len Gray.
.
Miss Neita Hazleton has ac-
»
Mrs. L. Wilford was in Cottage
J cepted a clerkship in Umphrey & Grove between trains Wednes­
1 BIG Shipment o f IJtz &
Mackin’s general store.
day.
1» Dunn Shoes for Ladies is
Ruby Brumfield is making an
Mrs.
Sarah
Shelton
of
Indepen
few
days.
due to arrive in a
dence is a guest of her grandson, extended visit at the Brant
k
If you w an t Style , Fit, C om -
home.
Merle Scoville and wife.
Y ou m ay regret it if you
Are the talk o f the to w n
k
fort and W ear reserve your
Chester VanDenburg is able to
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Hawkins
keep putting oft’ getting
They have the tone and
have returned home from a visit E>e out looking after his work
order until these goods ar-
those
pictures
taken!
quality
which j »leases.
again.
j with their daughter at Eugene.
rive.
Í
R. C. Woodhurst went to Cot­
.*
i
E. J. Bangeter, of Scottsbluff, tage Grove Wednesday, return­
*•
I Neb., is a guest of the family of ing Thursday.
Phone
||L. L. Stafford. He may decide
■i
S w engel H ardw are Co.
No. 1 3
Mrs. L. Rainey was in Cottage
! I to locate here.
CONFECTIONERY
Grove Wednesday.
Camping Supplies
; Joe and Fred Arnold returned
Harry Tennis and Wilbur
F
or
the
C
oolest.
Best
Fishing Tackle
; to Portland Sunday after a brief Pitcher went to Cottage Grove
Sodas, Ice Cream and
Fire Arms
I j visit at the home of their mother, Monday, returning Tuesday.
Finest oi Confections
; Mrs. Joe Porter.
Mr. Larson was in Disston on
See T h ose New WicKless,
Two bargains—A fine 3 roomed business Wednesday.
M cF arland <S: P laster Blue Flame Coal Oil Stoves
J
¡second-hand wall tent, 11x19 ft.,
Mrs. Ben Pitcher and Misses
also good cook stove. Inquire at Veta and Gladys went to Star
LADIES
j the Leader office.
Thursday to visit relatives.
Owimi to the had weather we have de­
Joe Slemmons and wife of
Lee Tennis, William Craw­ cided to continue our special sale until
Florence, returned home today ford, C. A. Mocre and Carl Lar­ our fine line of summer millinery is
OI other goods we
| after an enjoyable visit with Mr. son were in Cottage Grove be­ reduced.
sell
1 0 0 ‘ lbs.
of
and Mrs. G. O. Knowles.
tween trains Saturday.
THE VOGUE
sugar for $ 5 .2 5 or
W’illiam Turk from Rujada
2
C. M. Shinn drove the Kem
i
regular price $ 5 .6 5
| Chalmers auto to Portland Mon- went to Cottage Grove Saturday
; day, where he will spend the morning,
i week, looking after business
J. B. Mosby was in Cottage
A
prominent
newspaper
man
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER
Guaranteed cure for those
; matters.
Grove Saturday.
declares
in
the
last
issue
of.
the
“ run d o w n ,..........
T he paper that gives you what you want to read
ailing Shoes.
American Press that all premium
N. E. Compton made Disston a
Miles Pitcher, jr., and wife
C ottage G rove Steam
and contest schemes for inereas- j returned home from Montana brief call Thursday.
P U B L IS H E D E V E R Y T U E SD A Y ing the business of a paper are Monday on account of the illness
Mrs. DeSpain, who has been
One year,________________ $1.50 bad, “ Industrious and deserving of the former’s father, Miles visiting Mrs. Chas, Whitlock, re­
girls have labored faithfully to
turned to her home Thursday.
Prom pt Service and
s u it s
Six montEis,______________ .75 win a piano, only to have some Pitcher, at Star.
Nora Hatfield visited home
Satisfaction Assured
J. F. and S, L. Goddard and O.
Advertising rates on Application rich and proud father open his
Tailored to your
folks over Sunday,
purse at the last moment and de S. Woodard left for the Mapleton
M easure a t the
O scar W o o d so n , Prop
and . Siuslaw
this . mom-
Mrs, Belle Hexom, of Row
, , . country
,
,
W. C. CONNER, Editor and Manager posit enough cash to boost his..
J ^ o
government land River, visited her parents Fri­
VAN B. PIERCE, - - - Foreman careless, powdered, chamois skin 1
day and Saturday.
daughter to victory. Practical i matters in that section.
Mr. Barnhart held services at
Harry
Krueger
of
Butte,
Mon­
Entered as second-class matter January experience teaches that newspa-1
25, 1913, at the post office at Cottage per men, fair minded and kind j tana, joined his wife at this place the school house Saturday even­
Confections
Grove, Oregon, under the Act of Murch hearted as they are, should rise j Sunday, Mrs. Krueger having ing, Sunday and Sunday even­
3, 187».
above and discountenance such | been visiting with her parents, ing.
Ice Creams
Paints, Oils, W all Paper
methods of collecting cash. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lurch for
Ed Finnity and wife are camp­
And Sodas
Painter, Paper Hanger
ing at Rujada.
Commercial Clubs Expanding. There is a higher standard, and some time past.
Courteous
Treatment,
Prompt Service
it should be attained.
S ( o i a : y (;qi< H o p o )
Emit Kirk visited at the Ben
The film produced at the Elks
G. H. SÖDERSTRÖM, Prop.
McKinzie River high jinks, will Pitcher place over Sunday.
With the five-day ship be­ be run at the Arcade Wednesday
Missouri commercial clubs are
John Stancliff is making an
now federated. Associations of tween America and England a evening. Here will lae an oppor­ extended visit at the T. M. Hat­
familiar
consideration
and
“
only
active men in small towns and
tunity for local wives and sweet­ field residence.
Carries the best line of Dress and
10 days to Japan” as a part of
large cities were content not the San Francisco steamship! hearts to see how their husbands
Dave Baker and wife visited Work Shoes in town, all Guaran­
Table Supplies,
s conduct them- at the J. B. Mosby home Sun­ teed Goods. Prices lowest. Mens
long ago to have their usefulness companies’ advertisements.
Cut
lowers
Half Soling 55 cts. Ladies Soots,
day.
limited by the corporate bound­ does almost seem as if the globe j . . . . . .
f ** ;
Can
save
you
money
on
Harness,
T.
M.
Lamond
and
F.
M.
Sta-
Nora Hatfield spent Sunday
Something Different
aries. They thought only of and on which we live is not nearly as
Gloves, Suit Cases and Dusters.
son, of Wolf Creek, purchased afternoon with Veta Pitcher.
in Groceries
worked only for the advance­ far around as it used to be.
four dairy cows from John
Jack I^ewjs and daughter, Lil­
ment of purely local interests.
Five new macadam roads lead­ Veatch and one from L. M. lian, are visiting with Jess Lewis
The appearance of a folder under ing into Cottage Grove w ill help Tucker, while here visiting with and wife this week.
the auspices of the federated some, two from the north, two their friend, J. S, Benson, last
Will Zimmerman has bought
commercial clubs of Missouri il­ from the south and the Row week. The cattle was shipped the Champion mines.
The place to get your
Opposite Police Station
River road, work on all o f which to Wolf Creek by Mr. Veatch
lustrates very clearly how great­ is progressing.
horses
shod and good
Frank Jones went to Cottage The place to get the large j
last Friday morning.
ly the vision of these organiza­
Repair
W ork.
Grove
on
business
Monday,
re­
doughnut with a small hole. t
At Grable’s Shop where you
Heavy rains at Med fort! and
turning
Tuesday.
tions has broadened in the last
get good work. It’s the soles of
few years, -how far they have throughout Jackson county last the people th'at we keep in view,
Will Zimmerman, of the Zim­ Bread Like Mother Never Made
week,
also
to
the
north
o
f
us,
but
j
traveled from the parochial view.
merman Wells Brown Machine
not a shock of hay damaged in for we are the doctor of the boot
and shoe. We sole the living Co. of Portland, the new owner
It is quite proper that the step favored old Lane county.
and not the dead, with the best o f the Champion, was in Disston
marked by this folder should be
wax and thread. We can sew last week,
More
pride
should
be
taken
in
made the occasion of the serious
Carl Larson left Disston Mon­
our parkings along the newly in a sole or nail it fast, and do a
comment bestowed upon the paved streets. The weeds anil good job and make it last. There day to work In a saw mill near
trend of the commercial club grass should at least I k * kept is nothing snide about what we Oakland.
do, doubt not, the statement for
movement in Missouri, says the mowed.
Jack and Jess Lewis and
work proves true. Wft can give
Monitor. One might go farther
Frank
Jones went hunting Sat­
Many a man who appears to you a lift in this life, not only
and extend this comment to the
urday,
returning Sunday after­
Tbe Best*.
have an easy time earning his you but your family and wife.
commercial organizations of the money has to work like blazes to A good many patients come to noon.
POULTRY FEEDS
CHARCOAL
great majority of the states. But collect it.
our door, worn out, run down,
besides
feeling
sore.
Though
we
in Missouri is shown concretely
S H E L L , G R IT
Music Lovers Attention,
The best citizens are the ones do not use poultices, plasters or
how men in active and big af­
that own their own homes, says pills, we cure all the sick soles
O IL M E A L
fairs are breaking out of narrow- a Lane county newspaper. Bet­ no matter how ill.
All the latest song hits sent to
Best of
environment and grasping the ter invest!
i leather used.
CHICK FOOD
GROUND BONE
any address for 15 cents the
larger thought. The folder re­
copy. A few of the favorites
Medford proposes to have a
MEAT MEAL
ferred to tells simply that the
university. Eugene opposes the Came Near Losing Fine Team are: “ Meet Me Tonight in
federated commercial clubs are proposition.
Dreamland,” “ Twilight,” “ Clo­
striving to have a“ farm adviser”
“ O-U-Circus
While watering his team in a ver Blossoms,”
attached to each association in
deep hole at the river in this city Day,” "Roses of Love.” Send
Bridge Burned Out.
the 114 Missouri counties. The
last Wednesday, Frank Gar- for complete list. Also 12 beau­
routte came near losing his fine
meaning of this is that to the
Every! 'ing for the F anner. W a g o n s,
Fire of supposedly incendiary big team. They walked over a tiful post cards views of Oregon
town and city worker the farm origin Sunday evening destroyed
Buggies Plows, Seeders, C ultivators
submerged bank into deep water for 15 cents. The Acme Novel-1
worker is no longer an “ out­ a trestle 100 feet long across a and having the harness on came ty Co., 205 Rothchild Bldg., j
ano all
inris o f Small Implements.
sider,” that what concerns the dry gully on the main line of the near becoming entangled and Portland, Ore.
town and city concerns the coun­ ¡Southern Pacific railway near i drowned before they reached
try, that it is impossible to dif­ j Rice Hill, 30 miles south of Cot- ! the opposite bank.
j tage Grove, and all trains both
ferentiate the interests of the j ways have been delayed, but
M. E. Church.
urban and the rural dweller as passengers were
J. T. Moore, Pastor.
transferred | New Bridge Over Coast Fork.
impossible as it is to separate around the burned bridge. Sec­
The county court is advertising!
the interests of one community retary of the Navy Josephus for bids for the construction of a 1 Services as usual Sunday and
o f the state, the nation or the Daniels and Governor West were steel bridge across the Coast fork Thursday evening. All are invit­
among those who were compelled
world from the interests of all. to “ walk the plank.”
| of the Willamette near Cottage ed.
—
j m g.
Not in Missouri only, but every­
The fire was discovered about |,rove* Bids will be received up
Presbyterian Church.
8p. m, Evening services, sub­
evening
but
n°oji
August
_»,
for
the
con-
where, men art' taking the high 6 o ’clock Sunday
. evening
Baptist Church.
st
ruction
of
the
concrete
abut-!
R.
M. Broadliooks. Pastor.
ject:
“
Christianity’s
20th
Cen­
ground of common welfare and had already made such headway ment and the steel superstruc- j
C. M. Cobb. Minister.
tury Task.”
that
all
efforts
to
save
the
trestle
universal brotherhood, w-ith all
ture. This is the bridge which (
were without avail.
Services for next Sunday:
Services for next Sunday:
will span the river about one-half
the individual anti communal re­
Christian Church.
10
a.m
.,
sharp,
Bibie
school.
|
mile
north
of
Cottage
Grove
and
I
sponsibility these involve.
10 a. m.. Bible School.
Mark Garoutte, wife and son. will provide for a new short cut Mrs. K. K. Mills,superintendent.
Oliver L. Curtis, Pastor.
Doc Powell and wife of Portland, county road into the center of
11 a. m.. Morning Worship,
11 a. m., morning worship
went . . to . Ban- uiw
Sears, Roebuck & ( O. have de- and Claude Kime,
.
rum the
me north,
iiuru’, the new sermon subject: “ Forgive Us
object
o f address, “ Bearing
this eny
city i from
Services for next Sunday:
dared regular quarterly dividend i don last week to enjoy their va -.
d toconnect wjth the newly seventh of series on the Lord
One
Another’s
Burdens.” 7 p.
9:45 a. m.. Sunday School; 11
------
Stock, cation. _________
o f $1.75 on the common
Prayer. The ordinance of th
paved ninth street.
m.,
Christian
Endeavor.
8 p. m.,
payable Aug. 15 to holders of
Lord’s Supper will be observed a. m., preaching.
Fine Air Brush anu full outfit
1
evening
worship,
subject
of ser­
record July 31. How much do for show card writing for sale
Christion Endeavor and ser­
Ben Hoyt and wife of Bandon and the hand of fellowship will
mon.
“
ThePossibilities
of
Faith.”
be
extended
to
new
members.
Cottage Grove patrons get out of ^ t>ap' See the leader.
vices
in
the
evening
as
usual.
are guests o f Dr. and Mrs. Kime. ,
Every body welcome.
7 p. m. Young People’s meet-
these big dividends?
All are welcome.
ADVERTISERS
It W ill Pay You to W atch this De­
partment for Real Bargains
and Business Tips.
Photographs
Armstrong
Monroe’s Photos
At the Bridge
The Elite
I
I Powell
With SB Cash Purchase
& Co.
Dr. V. S. Goff
Shoe Hospital
DES LARZES BROS.
L A U N I ) .R Y
"M E N S ’
Woolen Mills Store
S. E.
E. B. GRABLE
Bon Ton Confectionery
The Metsan Shop
Painless Parker’s
BLACKSM ITH
Bakery
Joe Baker
IF’
POULTRY MEN
International Poultry and Stock Food
J. F. S P R A Y
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