Cottage Grove leader., July 29, 1913, Image 5

Street paving work is pro-
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I gressing.
urn
Get your suit or coat for fall
made to order at Hampton & Co.
‘ It costs no more than one ready
made.
You read it first in the Leader.
Two Wolf Creek gentlemen
IO
A marriage license was issued
Sept. 19 and 20 are the dates bought four fine dairy cows at Monday to G. Ekland, of Cres­
this place last week and they well, and Miss Reva Dale Groves,
set for Creswell’s annual fair.
were shipped to their purchasers of Cottage Grove.
Born, to the wife of Lee Plu- by John Veatch.
ard, July 29, 1913, a 6-pound
Mrs. J. P. Graham will go to
Marion Veatch, of the under­ Seattle Thursday to join her hus­
boy.
taking firm of Gordon & Veatch,
Where can I get a suit, coat or is enjoying a visit from his moth­ band who is in the wireless tele­
Are deep curved perfect
graph service there.
skirt
made
to
my
measure?
At
lenses which means to the
er, who resides in Los Angeles.
Hampton & Co.
Rev. Wilbert K. Howell, Bap­
—Eugene Guard.
wearer that he can look at
tist pastor, evangelist in Oregon,
An
immense
fruit
crop
of
fine
any
angle
without
the
Uncle Jim Shortridge present­
quality in Lane county as usual ed the leader with a small bough visited the local pastor. Rev. C.
slightest blurring.
M. Cobb, last Thursday.
this season.
thickly studded with large, lus­
Duke Knox came near losing
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 0. Knowles cious Lambert cherries last week,
Without Music
his life while attempting to swim
spent Sunday in Eugene, the grown in his dooryard.
the treacherous McKenzie river
guests of friends.
M i ’ S iC — the one thing that banishes home monot­
Sheep on the Nebo national the first of last week.
Don’t mar the looks , be­
ony, care and trouble— that brings amusement, pleasure
Rev.
W.
J.
Gardner
has
sold
forest,
Utah,
go
four
and
a
half
cause they are curved lenses
D. T. Awbrey is home from
and refinement.
his fine dairy cow to W. A. Hem- months without water except for
and harmonize with the enway for $100.
Your children will find sublime pleasure in the
such moisture as they get from his Yamhill county farm, and
says that while old Yamhill is
lines and curves of the face.
study of music, of harmony, melody and rhythm. The
the
dew
and
the
juices
of
forage
The Booth-Kelley Co. .is in­
very fruitful, he likes old Lane
No charges made for ex­ stalling five new heavy type plants.
the best.
amination or consultation. donkey engines at Wendling.
Geo. Spurr, a former resident
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Miss Athea Widdersheim re­
For Sale Cheap — Household of Cottage Grove, a brother-in- turned home Sunday from Salem
(THE PLAYER PIANO THAT IS ALL BUT HUMAN)
furniture, almost new. Inquire law of Homer B. Millard, was and Portland where she spent
killed
at
his
home
in
Wisconsin
promotes this study.
It removes this great barrier—
at No. 251 Pacific Highway.
last week by being gored by an her vacation, and has resumed
technical facility; and opens at once to everyone the en­
her
position
as
saleslady
in
the
]
Mrs. Ellen Markley returned angry bull.
joyment of personally producing music. T he Ellington
Optometrist and Jeweler ' home Monday, having spent a
Rees-Wallace Co. store.
Manualo solves the problem of music in the home.
A Creswell farmer, ten miles
week with friends at Eugene
E. J. Moore, city editor on the i
Prices and terms on all instruments, both pianos and
north
of
Cottage
Grove,
has
a
and Marcola.
players will suit you. Come and convince yourself.
beautiful thrifty 165-acre field of Eugene Register, has been ap­
S o c i e t y JVfojcs
The Ladies’ Toggery, the only corn, and there are many other pointed county school superin­
You are welcome whether you wish to buy or not.
store in town that sells the ori­ corn fields of from 5 to 25 acres tendent to succeed Prof. Baugh­
By Mrs. W . C. C onner.
man, resigned
Mr. Moore as­
ginal Bungalow aprons, only 60c in that vicinity.
sumes his new duties Sept. 1.
The Ladies Aid o f the M. E. for a short time.
Boon Shortridge returned to
church met with Mrs. Wm. Ho-
Mrs. Minnie Price went to Eu­
Cut the weeds and grass in
gate last Wednesday afternoon your parkings before they get Booth, Douglas county, late last gene Saturday to accept a posi­
week
after
attending
his
father’s
in social session.
dry and start a fire from a cigar 82nd birthday anniversary cele­ tion in Hampton’s big store for
“W here You Do Better”
The German society held ano­ stub or a cigarette.
bration in this city. He is en­ an indefinite period of time. She
has
a
sister,
Mrs.
Geo.
Gourley,
ther o f their enjoyable picnics at
Rev. J. T. Moore returned to gaged in mining.
residing in that city with whom
Waldron Sunday.
Over thirty Lorane today to again assist in
The Leader’s subscription list she will stay.
were in attendance.
the Methodist revival services is growing at a tremendous rate.
Carl Garroutte and wife and
Note the size of the packages
Mrs. Ed. Handy was pleasant­ being conducted there.
Miss
Sadie Garroutte arrived in
The Lane county fair officials carried to the pastoffice every Cottage Grove Sunday in their
ly surprised with a birthday par­
Tuesday
evening.
The
people
ty last Tuesday afternoon. The are distributing the premium
automobile from Bandon, and
guests served delicious refresh­ list of the fair to be held in Eu­ like a reliable newspaper.
will visit with relatives at this
ments and the afternoon was gene September 24 to 27.
J. C. Finley, of Coast Fork place and Corvallis. They re­
spent in conversation and needle­
A school boy laughed while the valley, south of this city, was port a pleasant trip.
work.
class was reciting. In apologiz­ transacting business in Cottage
Mrs. W. H. Blair, of Portland
Mrs. L. Lurch was hostess to ing to the teacher the boy said: Grove Saturday. He is offering informed the Leader last week,
“
I
didn’t
mean
to
laugh,
but
the
a fine 155-acre farm with a lot of while looking after business
the Social Twelve embroidery
other things at a snap- $45 per matters here, that the recent
club last Thursday afternoon. smile busted.”
Additional guests were Mrs. Mc-
Mrs. Jackson and daughter, of acre.
hot weather East had caused a
Creadie and Mrs. Krueger,daught­ Corvallis, went to Lorane Satur­
A good picture of G. W. Mc­ renewed exodus of homeseekers
ers of Mrs. Lurch, and Mrs. Ba­ day by auto stage to visit with Farland, Master of the Cottage to Oregon and Washington.
ker. After the usual work and the former’ s sons, W. W. and Grove Grange, appeared in the
Mrs. Frank Cathcart returned
social time dainty refreshments Scott Jackson.
special edition of the Pacific to her home at Raymond, Wash­
were served.
R. E. Veltum went to Cottage Grange Bulletin last week; with ington, Monday, after a week’s
Mrs. A. W. Kime and Mrs. A1 Grove Friday to doctor F. E. a brief writeup of the local visit with her father, O. P.
Hamloth were hostesses at the Chambers’ auto that went lame grange.
Adams, and sisters here. Frank
regular meeting of the Royal from a bone spavin when it got
A.H. Cruson left Saturday on a has just returned home from
NTIL the advent o f Athena Underwear,
Neighbors last Wednesday even­ away from home.—Guard.
trip to Bay City, Tillamook coun­ Washington, D. C., where he at­
women remained half satisfied on the knit
ing. After the regular business
Mr. and Mrs. McAdams, Mrs. ty, to do about two months’ tended the Elks convention. He
underwear
question.
session a social time was enjoyed Lizar and daughters returned work house painting for some also visited with relatives in the
and refreshments of ice cream, Saturday from Winchester Bay, friends. It will give him an op­ Middle West.
They endured discomfort and poor fit—
cake and punch was served. The where they have been camping portunity to enjoy the sea
While bathing with a crow'd of (
simply because an v underwear they might pur­
lodge rooms were beautifully dec­ for the past few weeks.
breezes for the summer.
He young people in Row River, two
chase carried these objections. There was no
orated with roses and Shasta
went by private conveyance.
miles east of Cottage Grove, last
Robt. Giles, wife and son re­
dais>e3.
better.
Wednesday
evening,
Mrs.
Lizzie!
turned to Roseburg today in
Veatch-Churchill and Miss Edna
The engagement of Rev. C. C. their auto. With Mr. and Mrs.
Elledgecame near being drowned.
Van Gorkum, formerly pastor of Jas. Benson and daughter and i K1NTER BROS.
Miss Elledge, not being able to
the Cottage Grove
Baptist Mrs. Lucy Currin they spent
£ Hammocks, a big assort-
swim, got into deep water and j
church, and Miss Grace Phelps Sunday at Disston.
Mrs. Churchill, in attempting to
The Athena idea in knit underwear was
is announced. Miss Phelps was
Maynard T. Eklund, of Cres- g meat of colors, kinds and
rescue her, was dragged down
recently given a miscellaneous
entirely
new and different.
and prices. Nuf Ced. /
and was unconscious when res­
white shower by Mrs. F. L. In­ well.and Miss Reva Dale Groves,
It eliminated at onee .all common objections
of
Cottage
Grove,
were
married
¡¡i The House F urnishers cued. Miss Elledge was only
gram and Mrs. C. E. Frost, the
to ail former underments.
slightly strangled,.but both were
gifts being showered upon her at the court house in Eugene V
PHONE 6
Monday,
July
28,
1913,
Judge
A garment not stretched to fit, but tailored
rescued
none
too
soon.
from a gaily decorated parasol.
Helmus W. Thompson officiating. atssaessaessacsssessacssacssaessacssacssaesacssac»
to
fit;
not pulled out o f shape bv the wearer,
Mrs. Elva Churchill sustained
The Eastern Star and Masonic
A man with a broken rib and
but
tailored
inti) shape by the maker.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Miller,
of
Niles,
slight
injuries
when
the
horse
lodges with their families enjoy­
an injured finger, a dead dog driven by herself and Master
Kansas,
are
looking
about
Cot­
The
lines
o f Athena are the lines of a w o­
ed a picnic dinner in the City
and some badly wet clothing and
man’s figure.
park last Thursday. After the tage Grove with a view to locat­ household utensils are the total Gerald Counts ran away last
banquet was over a number of ing here. Mrs. Miller was a results of the collapse of the Wednesday. The boy jumped
the ladies planned to organize an schoolmate of our townsman, Gorrie bridge which carried two just before the buggy collided
with the one driven by Mrs.
Embroidery club and met with Delure Hemenway in Kansas.
men, a woman, six horses, a dog Clark of Latham and was not in­
Mrs. Katie Scovell on Friday eve­
J. W. Pixley, manager of mail­ and clothing and supplies into jured.
Mrs.
Churchill was
ning and perfected the organiza­ ing circulation of the Eugene the mill race a mile above
thrown
on
the
horse’s
back, then
tion.. Mrs. C. C. Cruson was Morning Register, is looking af­ Springfield Sunday afternoon.—
under its feet and sustained an
elected president.
“ Star Brand Shoes are Better”
ter the interests of that paper in Guard.
injured hand and some bruises.
Cottage Grove today. The Lead­
One
wheel
of
the
buggy
was
de­
Chas. M. Whipple, a Drain
er was favored with a pleasant
boy, has patented a new automo­ molished.
call.
bile transmission which promises
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wallace to put all others in the shade.
and Roy Short and mdther spent His car equipped with the new
Sunday on Sharp’s creek, mak­ transmission, dragged another
- T - f U Q
ing the trip in Mr. Wallace’s car o f equal size and power back­
Is
better
than
none
at
all.
The
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I
I
a
Reo auto. C. W. says he now wards in a tug-of-war test. It is
spirit
in
which
a
monument
is
believes all he ever heard about! much less complicated than the
fish refusing to bite on Sunday. I old style and it will be manufac­ erected counts more than the To Get the Best Drugs and Sundries at the Best Prices
cost.
Hon. R. M. Veatch while fish-> tured at Spokane by a newly or­
ing on Row River Saturday ganized stock company.
wrenched his knee so severely j The union temperance meeting
that he has been compelled to held in the Presbyterian church
resort to the use of crutches j Sunday night under the auspices
since that time in order to get of the Anti-Saloon League of
about.
Oregon was well attended, the
Rev. E. G. O. Groat and wife house being full. Mr. Sheldon,
are home from the Albany chau-; superintendent of the League,
They state that the | addressed the meeting in place
If you are going to get caught tauqua.
lecture on China by the editor of of R. P. Hutton, assistant super­
with the goods on you, have the | the Chinese daily paper pub­ intendent, who had been an­
best. If its fishing tackle you lished in San Francisco, and the nounced to speak. Mr. Sheldon
get the BEST at Swengel’s. If motion picture lecture on the is a pleasant, forceful speaker
and gave a good, inspiring and
its a big buck deer put on tag No Panama canal by one familiar instructive address. He told of
with
the
work,
were
alone
worth
\
1 and show the gun you killed it
the progress that had been made
the expense of the trip.
by the temperance forces thru-
with—bought at Swengel’s.
Frank J. Hard, the mining out the country, and of the en­ Stone will show as much resjject!
If company drops in show them
and love for the departed one as j
how easy it is to get a nice meal man, was in Cottage Grove the couraging prospects of the fu­
greater part of last week, buying ture. He said that the Anti-Sa­ a more expensive stone if you \yc exp ect t o be here in business a g o o d m a n y vears.
on one of those Florence Automa­ supplies to ship up to his mines loon League was so encouraged can afford only the smaller sum.
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on ly wav w e can d o it is b y tre a tin g e v e r y b o d y
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tic Blue Flame Oil Stoves; the in the Bohemia District and em­ by the passage o f the Webb- We have various designs in low-
righ t.
1 h at s o u r p o licy ,
kind that makes no dirt, no smell ploying more men. He is doing Kenyorj Bill by Congress that priced memorials we shall be
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p ,
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no smoke, no heat. Fool proof a lot of givjd road work connect­ now they had decided to launch glad to submit to you.
a
campaign
for
national
prohibi­
ing
his
mining
properties
this;
Building Material.
season and also developing his tion. An offering was taken up
Pure Paints and Oils.
O. D. GLANDON, Salesman
W
mines, all of which are thej at the close of the meeting for
making of good dividend paying the work of the Anti-Saloon
properties.
League.
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PICKUPS m
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Tone Lenses
What is Home
Tone Lenses
Hamilton Manualo
D. J. Scholl
BEES-WALLACECOMPANY
W hat
Athena
B rought
to
Underwear
Womankind
U
The Athena Brings Comfort
BURHHOLDER-WOODS CO.
IC T x j i r 01
Stone to Fit the Purse
a
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CAUGHT
A Moderate Cost
W . E. Marsteis
SWENOEL HARDWARE CO.
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NeW
Roseburg, Ore. ‘
t,Y3i
Drug btOTe
^He ^yal Store