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0 U KNOW
“ Tommy why are you scratch­
Albert Woodard is home from
ing your head?” asked the teach­
his
Windberry homestead.
er. “ ’Cause nobody else knows
Good horse for sale or will ex­
just where it itches.”
change for wood. Apply at the
Children are often blamed for
Pumpkin pie is ripe!
Leader office.
not getting along with their les
Have
you
registered?
John Spray and Elbert Bede
sons when the real fault is with
attended the good roads meeting
State Fair this week.
their eyes, although unsuspected
by either parent or teacher.
The Leader—a live wireless at Eugene Friday.
If children need glasses it is cru­ newspaper.
Oliver Veatch filed with the
elty not to have them, if they dont
county
clerk Friday his commis­
When you think of shoes, re­
need them the fact should also be
sion
as
notary public.
known. A scientific examination member Grable.
Chas.
Burkholder was trans­
will remove all doubt.
Panama Canal films every acting business at Eugene and
Wednesday at the Arcade.
attending the fair last Thursday.
See that fine line of winter
Miss Myrtle Brewer was visit­
robes at Grable’s. Prices
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Don’t mar the looks, be­ plush
right.
J. R. Scott at Creswell last week.
cause they are curved lenses
Try some of those 5 and 10
Dr. F. L. Ingram went to Port­
and harmonize with the cent
package candies at Benson’s land
Saturday to take a two
lines and curves o f the face. Pharmacy.
No charges made for ex­ The west concrete pier for the weeks post graduate course in
dentistry.
amination or consultation. new Ninth street steel bridge is
Mrs. W. C. Conner attended
completed.
the District Fair and Methodist
Lots are selling readily in the conference at Eugene, Saturday
new Cooper and the new Wood­ and Sunday.
ard additions.
Mrs. C. M. Van Buren returned
Optometrist and Jeweler
Mrs. Earl Simeral of Salem to her home at North Plains Fri­
was a guest o f Cottage Grove rel­ day after an enjoyable visit with
atives and friends last week.
relatives at this place.
S o c i e t y J'ioJcs
Autoist—Will you marry me
John Stoneburg and wife at­
By Mrs. W. C. Conner.
Lucile? The Girl—No, Charles; tended the county fair at Eugene
The Foreign missionary society this isn’t the make or priced car Friday and enjoyed a brief visit
with Eugene relatives.
of the M. E. church will meet in I could ride in as a wife.
the church Wednesday afternoon
Miss Mildred Pringle has re­
Conductor A1 Veatch has been
at 2 o’clock.
turned from California where compelled to return to Kitson
A marriage license was issued she spent the summer with her Springs again to receive treat­
ment for rheumatism.
Saturday to Elmer T. Olson, of brother.
Saginaw and Miss Amanda G.
H. Feister is having a new
City Marshal Pitcher spent
Lower, o f Creswell.
dining room, bath and large several days last week repairing
A jolly crowd of young high front porch built on to his resi­ the city pipe line near the intake
school students met on McFar­ dence on Fifth street near Main. where there was a wash out.
land’s hill last Friday evening.
Dave Scholl went to Eugene to
Miss Veta Pitcher of Disston
A good time is reported.
attend the Methodist conference spent Saturday and Sunday in
“ Ladies Evening’ ’ was observ­ or the district fair, we didn’t Cottage Grove and favored the
ed at the commercial club rooms learn which, last Friday. He was Leader with a pleasant call.
last night. An entertaining pro­ accompanied by Mrs. Scholl.
M. M. Wheeler and C. E.
gram was rendered and refresh­
Benson’ s Pharmacy has just Stewart accompanied the Cottage
ments were served.
received a large stock of Fair Grove fair exhibit to Eugene and
It is stated that Mrs. Lillian City and Frat chocolates and oth­ assisted in displaying it last
Brehaut and Mr. Harry Wheeler er candies, which is said to be week.
late of the Wells-Fargo express the best confections for the mon­
Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Magee
office here, now of Roseburg, will ey on the market.
attended the county fair at Eu­
be united in marriage in this city
Mrs. Coon will hold circles gene last week, Mr. Magee as­
Wednesday.
Tuesdays and Fridays at Hotel sisting in handing the Cottage
Thompson, rooms 5 and 6. Mes­ Grove fair exhibit.
Married.
sages and questions answered
Boon Shortridge of Booth, Ore­
and readings daily. Advice on gon, is a guest of his father and
Ballard Truax, of Grants Pass, business.
mother, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Short­
Jas. Land of Dorena has some ridge. Boon is suffering from an
and Miss Marie Willard, of Cot­
tage Grove, were married at the beautiful Fall Pippin and Bell­ injury to one of his hands.
flower apples and tomatoes on
Harry Wynne,
wife
and
home of the bride’s sister, Mrs. display in the Leader office. Two
Fred Jost, at Grants Pass, Sept. tomatoes weigh one pound each daughter went to Salem last
Thursday to attend the wedding
16, 1913, Rev. Teel, pastor of the and three of the apples weigh of Mrs. Wynne’s sister, Miss
Christian church,
officiating. one pound each.
Ethel, which occurred Sunday.
Dick White returned to the Bo­ They will also attend the state
About 30 guests witnessed the
pretty and impressive ceremony. hemia mines Thursday after fair.
Mrs. Truax is a daughter of spending a day or two in this city
Geo. W. Dersham,
Frank
looking after business matters
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Willard of and subscribing for the Leader. Thompson, J. T. Sanders, S. D.
Cottage Grove and is a very at­ Dick is well pleased with his Reed and John Hubbard formed
a hunting party who left Monday
tractive and estimable young mining prospects.
for a two weeks’ hunt in the
lady.
William Keyes, one of our pros­ mountains in the Bohemia coun­
The groom, Mr. Truax, is the perous farmers, took advantage try, says the Creswell Chronicle.
son of one of the leading mer­ of the Leader’s clubbing proposi­
A. A. Phillips and wife, of
chants of Grants Pass and is tion with the Oregonian and Rosewell, N. M., have arrived in
Feathered World while in town
buyer for the firm. They will Saturday and will consequently Cottage Grove to reside perma­
reside at Grants Pass.
have plenty o f good reading mat­ nently. Mr. Phillips has been
engaged in the dairy business
ter this winter.
and may decide to invest in a
Surprise Party Surprised.
We learn through the local dairy proposition here next
lodge W. O. W. that only the ac­ spring.
George Comer of Portland, ac­ cidental insurance carried by the
Nattie Martin and son, Harry,
late F. H. Rosenberg is being
companied by his aunt, Mrs. Lar- contested at Aberdeen by the Geo. Mathews and Stanley Mar­
rabee and daughter, Mrs. E. E. Accidental Insurance Co. The tin returned home Friday after
O’ Neil also o f Portland, arrived W. O. W. and Circle paid their spending a month in the Cas­
cades east o f this city hunting
in this city last week intending insurance within 30 days in this and fishing. They killed several
case.
to give their father and brother,
deer and one bear and found ex­
C. C. Case is greatly improv­ cellent fishing.
J. M. Comer, a surprise upon his
golden wedding anniversary on ing his brick on Main street with
Among the Cottage Grove peo­
a modern new front, and he
Wednesday evening.
However manifests commendable enter­ ple who attended the county fair
Mr. Comer and wife were camp­ prise in cutting off five feet of or M. E. Conference at Eugene
ing in the hop fields down the his building in order to widen last week were; Attorney J. S.
Medley and wife, Chas. Walker
valley and not desiring to return the street and line up with other and wife, Oscar Woodson and
home until late this week, ^heir buildings which have been set Mrs. Baker, J. E. Woodson and
back voluntarily. L. L. Stafford
Portland relatives were the ones is doing the masonry work.
wife, Chas. Beals and wife, Mrs.
Paul Markley, Mesdames Joe
to receive the rather unlooked-
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lundy Porter, Jas. Benson, M. Hoxie,
for surprise and returned to their and daughters, Mabel and Au­
J. H. Chambers, Will Hogate,
Portland homes last Thursday drey, of Myrtle Point, are guests Harry Hart, Mrs. Widdersheim,
and will return for a visit at of Cottage Grove relatives. They Miss Wright, Miss Hazel Wheei-
have been spending a month er, Mrs. W. A. Kime and daugh­
some future date.
visiting relatives and friends at ter, Miss Mamie. Mrs. Chas.
San Francisco and Los Angeles Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Chet
Get your wedding announce­ [and will return home the last of
ments, invitations and calling this week by way of Roseburg Churchill, Jas. Sears and wife.
cards at the Leader office.
Lat­ after spending a day at Eugene. Miss Mildred Pringle, Miss Mae
Armstrong and Miss Ada Mat­
est faces o f type and stock.
thews,
Jas.
Longfellow and
A. E. Roeseand son, Harry E.,
The successful man never tells left Hudson, Wis., Sept 25, en wife, Miss Myra Handy, Frank
you what he is going to do next route for Montana, where they Woodruff, Geo. Miller, Amos
contemplate filing on homesteads Stewart and wife, Robert Griffiin
and making it their future home. and Mrs. Jas. Potts.
They are driving a “ Mitchell
Leader advertising reaches the
Six” that has crossed the Rocky buyers.
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Paperhanging
j 1912. Mr. Roese has published
KINTER BROS.
' a newspaper for the past 21
Decorating
I years in Wisconsin, having
H I T I T C A S E S
, founded the Maiden Rock Press,
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The Osceola Sun, the late owner
ran »ell W A L L PAPER cheaper
A N D BAGS
and publisher of the Star-Ob-
than any one in town. Phone
, server, at Hudson. He recently
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Gei a cook’s Book
Last Chance Thursday
To Hear the LECTURES at
I Kinter Brothers Furniture Store
Miss Bingham will have only one more Lecture at the Kinter Brothers
Furniture Store. Never before has any course o f domestic science Lectures and
demonstrations attracted the attention and interest as the lectures at Kinter
Bros, store this week by Miss Bingham in the interest o f K C Baking Powder.
Miss Bingham’s methods are so simple and practical that they appeal to everv
housekeeper. The C ook ’s Book used in the w ork is by Janet McKenzie Hill, ed­
itor o f the B oston Cooking School Magazine, and is free to anyone purchasing
a large can o f K C B aking P ow der and bringing the eertifie contained therein
to the lecture. Don’t w ait until to o late to secure the C ook ’s B ook, but send
in your certificate at once as Thursday will be your last opportunity to get a
C o o k ’s B o o k from Miss Bingham.
After the close of the Classes it will be neces­
sary to mail your Certificate from your can of K
C Baking Powder to the Jaques Mfg. Co. Chicago
Illinois, for the COOK’S BOOK. Save the troub­
le of writing and get your Cook’s Book at once.
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week meeting and monthly busi­
VShepherd oí the Hills.”
ness meeting.
Friday evening there will be a
Weekly W. C. T. U. meeting
Miss Edna Bertsch, a reader
Friday afternoon at the home o f recital by Miss Edna Bertsch
from
the Gillespie School of Ex­
Mrs. Sarah Knox.
under the auspices of the Sunday
pression,
Portland, will give an
Bible spiritual church will hold school.
interpretation of Harold Bell
services in the Phillips hall every
Wright’s story, “ The Shepherd
Christian Church.
Sunday at 3 p. m., subject:
of the Hills,” at the Baptist
“ Thought Power.” 7:45 p. m.,
M. H oward F agan . Pastor.
church Friday evening. Miss
subject: “ The Difference Be­
Bertsch is proclaimed a charm­
Services for next Sunday:
tween Spiritualism and Christi­
ing entertainer and gives not
9:45 a. m., Sunday School.
anity as Proven by the Bible.”
only an hour and a half of enter­
11 a. m. Communion and
All are cordially invited to at­
tainment, but also of intellectual
preaching, sermon, “ Some Perti­
tend.
M rs . C con ,
and moral uplift. Admission 15
nent Questions to Christians.”
Pastor.
and 25 cents.
6:30 p. m., Christian Endeavor.
7:30 p. m. Union temperance
M . E. Church.
Relief Corps Meeting.
meeting. Mrs. Wheeler will
H. N. Aldrich, Pastor.
speak. All welcome.
The Woman’s Relief Corps
Next Sunday. 10 a. m., Sun­
will meet in Phillips hall, Oct. 2,
“ The Hub”
rubber boots, 1913, at two o’clock sharp.
day School; 11 a. m. sermon.
guaranteed not to crack, pure
6:30 p. m., Epworth League.
Mary Hildreth, dept, inspector,
Thursday evening at 7:30 rubber soles, reinforced fronts,
the best product of the Boston will be with us on that date. All
o’ clock prayer meeting.
Rubber Co. Exclusive local members are requested to be
Rev. H. N. Aldrich, the newly dealer, E. B. Grable.
present. After a business meet­
appointed pastor, will conduct
ing a social hour will be spent
services Sunday as usual. The
Young Mule for Sale - Four and lunch will be served.
matter of joining in the union
temperence service in the even­ months old, Mammoth stock,
C om .
ing at the Christian church will black, mare. Apply to A. J. Stev­
o!6
Patronize Leader advertisers.
be announced at the morning ser­ ens, Divide, Oregon.
vice.
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Presbyterian Church.
R. M. Broad books, Pastor.
Services next Sunday:
Bible School at 10 a. m .; com­
munion service and reception of
new members at 11 a. m. In
the evening the congregation
will unite with the other church-j
es in a union temperance meet­
ing at the Christian church.
Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 7:30.
THIS IS THE PLACE
To Get the Best Drugs and Sundries at the Best Prices
Baptist Church.
Cor. 11th atid Adam'- sts.
C. M. C obb , Pastor.
10 a. m., Bible School, Mrs. K.
K. Mills, supt.
11 a. m., morning worship,
subject, “ The Abundant God.”
We exj>cct to l»e here in business a good many y« nrs,
Solo by Mrs. Griggs.
The only w ay we can do it is by treating everybody
6:30 p. m., Young People’s
right. T hat’s our policy.
meeting.
7:30 p. m. evening services,
subject, “A Queen in the Court
of Xerxes,” a sermon for young
people.
The Nyal Store
Wednesday, 7:30 p. m., mid-
New Era Drug Store