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The store where both town and Work has begun on the 10th ***** country folks feel at home— West street improvement. Side Grocery. The W. C. T. U. will meet at Elzie Holderman is down from the home o f Mrs. DeSpain at 3:00 Ranger Lodge, at Disston, on p. m. Friday. official business. Elizabeth Quillen, who has been Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hart will teaching school in Eastern Wash go to Portland today in their auto ington, arrived home Saturday evening. Joe Damewood was transacting to attend the Rose carnival business at the County Seat Mon I f your garden hose is bursted The Owls o f Springfield are ad O n all classes of Merchandise in the day. & leaks go to Wynne & Woods & vertising a big four-days’ cele The very best of meats at the get some hose menders & repair it bration of the Fourth o f July at Stock will be given lowest possible price—West Side A good cup of coffee starts you that place, beginning on, July 1st. Grocery. out right in the morning. Try Bake Stewart, the well known Mrs. Chester Churchill went to Country Club—West Side Gro Row River farmer, is the happy possessor o f a new $1,800 Carter- Portland Monday to attend the cery. There were no games o f ball car auto, the sale being made by It takes P A T IE N C E , skill and Rose Show. Oscar Woodson. T IM E to determ ine th e prescrip Fred Bartels was looking after in this neck o f woods Sunday, all tion according to which the proper business matters at the county league games being postponed on The Cottage Grove Fire De lenses for your eyes should be seat Monday. account o f rain. partment is very anxious to have m ade. Do not m ake th e M istake Mrs. L. F. Orpurd went to Eu members who have badges be Prof. J. E. Dunton and family of g ettin g glasses w ithout first hav gene Tuesday to enjoy a few longing to the city, and who are in g your eyes carefully exam ined. started on their vacation early days visit with her daughter, not now members, to hand them I am equipped with M ODERN F A Monday morning. to Chief Woodruff. Mrs. Chas. Cochran. C IL IT IE S for exam ining your Attorneys Medley and Shinn C. W. Wallace and family left Mrs. James Wayland and chil eyes, and supply th e glasses to were attending to legal business for Portland Tuesday morning in dren left Saturday for their new m eet your IN D IV ID U A L R E for their clients at Eugene Mon home at Tiller Ore. where Mr. their auto to attend the Rose day. Q U IR E M E N T S . They were accom Wayland has a position in a store. Carnival. And G uarantee Satisfaction. panied by Martin Anderson. Mr. Mrs. Felix Currin went to Port Now that the people have got Wallace and family may visit land Monday to visit with her over growling about the rainy relatives at Tacoma before return daughter and attend the Rose weather, they are beginning to ing home. Carnival. show symptoms o f spring fever. ^ Royal White, Swifts White and M. C. Cochran has moved his Owls Elect Officers Optometrist and Jeweler Feedmans Naphtha Soaps, make IF A N Y DECLINE OCCURS OUR wash days a pleasure. Get them general repair shop to the east A t the semi-annual election of side, and is now occupying the at— West Side Grocery. lower floor o f the Woodmen build officers in the local Owls Nest Local News Notes, What the Willamette Valley ing. Tuesday night, the following offi Sifted cracked wheat for chicks needs more than irrigation ditch Miss Lola Wilson and Gladys cers were chosen: at Sterling’s Feed Store. es, is drain pipes and some method Dascom visited at the country J. D. Quillen, president; Geo. for producing artificial sunshine. home of the former’s brother, F. Brumfield, vice president; J. “ Duntley” Vacuum Sweepers, Allison Brothers have just com Wilbur Wilson, Tuesday and Wed J. O. McCrady, 1164 Lincoln St., W. Blackmore, invocator; O. W. pleted repapering their barber nesday. Eugene, Ore. Blackmore, sentinel; J. H. Huff, shop, and the result is a great Mrs. Fueston and daughter, improvement in the appearance picket; Clifford Widdersheim, T ypewriter — An almost new, of the interior. Mrs. Turnmire, and child, from warden; J. W. Eddy, F. H. Hal visible, two-color, tabulator at Rock creek, near Leona, have D. Y. Allison and family re been guests o f Mrs. J. M. Ritch and A. J Armstrong, trustees; tachment, L. C. Smith, only $45 «Ma turned to their home in Roseburg ey, west of this city, recently. easy terms. See the Leader. Dr. Kime, physician; V. S. Goff, Monday after visiting for two We carry in stock Champion treasurer; Geo. W. Widdersheim, Orders filled at any time for weeks with relatives in Cottage Mowing Machines & rakes. I f financial secretary and Albert E. ice cream in any quantities. Grove and Coburg. you need any sections, rivets or Burrows, secretary, hold their Phone 13, The Elite. m 3 tf Work is progressing on the repairs for the Champion or Mc offices for one year. Pass creek canyon road, we are Cormick, see Wynne & Woods. We have a full supply o f Lice informed by Chas. McKernan, Killer and Poultry Tonic on hand. who was home - Saturday, and We can sell you a Domo cream Won Prize Under Difficulties Sterling Feed Co. separator for $17.50 which will who is employed on the job. Miss Della Jackson, daughter please you. Simplest thing on When you buy underwear for the market & guaranteed. of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Jackson, I want to buy a team that will weigh 1300 each. Write to E. J. the summer months ask for Chal Wynne & Woods. of Lorane, was one of the four mers’ Porousknit in boys’ and You can buy Homemade Cereals and Frier, Drain, Ore. The stock and fixtures of the winners of the Waldo Prize at men’s. Every garment guaran Breahfast Foods the day they are made, at Owl Cigar Store were sold at the Oregon Agricultural College Bargain prices on salt for salt teed to give the wearer satisfac sheriff’s sale Saturday and were the Cottage Grove Flour Mills, and they ing hay. Rock salt and salt bricks tion. See them at Powell & Co. bought in by the wholesale houses this year. are the equal of such foodstuffs manufac Miss Jackson stood among the also on hand. Sterling Feed Co. J. D. Myers of Coquille, Coos holding claims against the es tured anywhere. Try them. very best in her class at the close county, arrived in this city Mon tablishment. No Sand in Our Sugar, Nothing day. He is endeavoring to ex of the term, in spite of the fact Mrs. Chas. Beals returned to but Pure Cane, that’s all— West change a stock ranch near Co that she was compelled to lose Side Grocery. quille and town property there her home at Vancouver Sunday several weeks from school work after a two weeks’ visit at the for a farm or ranch in this vicin home of her parents, Mr. and during the term on account of Good Attendance at Latham Telephone 80 ity. Mrs. John Atkinson, and with sickness. Wilbur McFarland went to Eu other relatives and friends. In spite of the rain, twenty The south part of Lane coun four were present at the Sunday gene Monday to meet with the Cf|qpcl\ Sctr^iccs Sam Veatch and William South ty is proud of Miss Jackson’s county school boundary board, it S o c ie t y J^io^cs School at Latham school house being proposed to include some ard were mustered into the 6th achievement. Sunday afternoon. more territory in West Gowdy- Company, O. N. G.. last Satur METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Mrs. J. I. Jones entertained a This is a good beginning for ville in the new Cedar School dis day, and will accompany forty H orace N. A ldrich , Pastor. number of friends in honor of her other members of the company the class which was but recently trict. N ext Sunday. 10 a. m., Sun birthday anniversary Tuesday. day School, graded lessons and Clackamas county is spending to Fort Stevens Thursday, for the Oui* organized and if the people of the annual drill. The home on South Tenth street classes for all ages, J. I. Jones, Q iie rÿ anil community will make an effort to $5,400 on the county road between New Era and Oregon City. This Rev. and Mrs. H. N. Aldrich was decorated in carnations and Supt. Efficient teachers. Separ attend, it will greatly aid and en will be good news to the auto- entertained Mr. and Mrs. E. T. ivy, the table decorations being ate class rooms. courage the young people who mobilists, as that was the worst Neal and daughter, of the Rogue Evening service 8 p. m. sweet peas. have taken the matter in hand. strip of road between Portland River valley, Monday and Tues Morning theme, “The Value of The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Sunday School will be held each and Cottage Grove. ( a ) W h a t it th e m e a n in g o f t h e e x day. They are “ seeing Oregon” Little Things.” Evening sub Sunday at 3:00 P. M. Harry Wheeler came do a n from in their auto, and will spend the p A r m e s e s r io i c n a n L ? a t i n (c A ) m W e h r ic a t a 7 d o ( e b s ) t A h l e s o w p o a n r d - Swengel, Mr. and Mrs. Aldrich, ject, “ Quality o f L ife.” Roseburg last Friday and re entire summer in this state, then B a l k a n m e a n w h e n r e f e r r in g to th e n a Mr. and Mrs. Chambers, Mr. and Epworth League topic, “ How mained over Sunday with his go to California for the winter. t i o n * t h a t f o u g h t T u r k e y r e c e n t l y ? Mrs. Benson and Mr. and Mrs. God Uses Fully Prepared Men.” THE SEVEN PRIZES GIVEN ( d ) H o w m a n y m in is t e r * a r e th e re , wife and relatives, Mrs. Wheeler Leader, Mrs. Hattie Hart. Compton. J. A. Beaner and wife, of Can- a n d w h a t ia t h e ir a v e r a g e s a l a r y ? Three first prizes-Seven days having been visiting here for itala, South Dakota, are regis An elaborate four-course din (ni Latin America refers to the na Catholic Church trip to the Panama Pacific expo- some time with her mother, Mrs. tered at the Hotel Oregon, and tions south o f tlie United States whose ner was served, the table waiters Services at St. Mary’s church sion in 1915, with all expenses Hart, and brother, Harry Hart. are looking over this portion of dominant class come from the Latin as follows: N ext Sunday High being Miss Marie and Miss Grace paid. J. R. Hendricks and wife, of Lane county with a view to loca Ktonp o f Europeans. Spanish or Portu Mass and sermon in the morning Fourth prize—A $30.00 scholar Harney county, after visiting Mr. ting here. They are very much guese. (hi Pan-American menus “ all Jones. at 10.30. Devotions and Bene ship in one of Oregons best Com Henricks’ mother, Mrs. M. J. pleased with what they have seen American." ici The Balkan states are diction in the evening. 7:30* mercial schools—Contestant to Emerson, in Cottage Grove, for a of this land of perpetual spring those In the Balkan |>eulngiila, Bul Late Arrlvals'at Hotel Oregon A ll are welcome. garia. Servla, Itoumania. Montenegro select. couple of weeks, left here Tues time. J. W. Pantell, H. C. Baer, H. and Albania. Greece was a member Fifth prize—A $30.00 scholar day for Vashon Island, Washing CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. While Mr. Hartsell was unload o f the Balkan alliance, (d) Dr. II. K. F. Preston, G. Bentley, J. F. W. ship in one of Oregon’s best com ton, to visit Mrs. Hendrichs’ rela The Christian Science church ing his household goods into a Carroll, late o f the census bureau, gives Pumphrey, Mark Woodruff, Ray mercial colleges—Our selection. tives. holds service in their hall on the numtier o f ministers in the United house in the east part o f town Sixth Prize— A $20.00 scholar States at 174.731. The average salary Wilber, C. E. Cargill, C. M. Eber- Main street every Sunday at Welcome Hubbell, who has the Monday, his team ran away, ship in one of Oregon’s best com hart, J. R. Martin and A. B. Hol 11:00 a. m. and every Wednesday is not given. mercial schools Contestant to contract for the construction of a throwing several articles out of evening at 7:30. All are wel derman, Portland. large brick business house at the wagon, breaking the wagon F i r s t N e c e s s it y . select. come. _______ Harrisburg, spent Sunday with "TIow would you define a ‘crying A. W. Josse, Salem, tongue and tearing the harness Seventh prize—A $20.00 schol PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. The horses need?"” asked the teacher o f the W. H. Omsted, Eugene, arship in one of the best Com his family in this city. He says up pretty badly. Harrisburg is a flourishing little R. M. Broadbooks, Pastor. were not hurt. rhetoric class. mercial schools in Oregon. R. E. Haworth, Drain, "A handkerchief.” replied the solemn Services next Sunday: city surrounded by a prosperous John Spray is building a large young man with the wicked eye.—C hi G. B. Phillips, New York, farming community. Bible School at 10 a. m., silo on his dairy rarrch east of cago Tribune. ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. C. F. Peterson, Detroit, Mich., morning worship at 11, Junior Jas. S. Benson has returned Cottage Grove. He is letting the Notice is hereby given that by an or Christian Endeaver at 3. Even- J. H. Johnson, and der of the county court of Lane County, home from a week’s sojourn at “ patent right” men severely Oregon, duly made and entered o f record his W olf Creek fruit ranch and alone, and putting up the build N u f f S a id . F. D. Frazier, Duford, Oregon, ing worship at 8. p. m. the 13th day o f March, in the matter of "Yon are charged." said a magistrate, Christian Church. E. T. Neal, Central Point, Ore. the estate of Euphrasia H. Youmans de reports the peach crop very near ing according to his own ideas, “ with talking back at an officer. Have ceased the undersigned Edna L. Hedrick a failure in Josephine and Jack- using home manufactured ma Services as usual next Sunday. was duly appointed executrix with the son counties this season, owing terial entirely, and is firmly of you anything to say?” Make Cottage Grove Bigger, Bible school at 9:45 a. m. “ Dnyrll a word, your honor.” replied will annexed of said estate, A ll persons to an untimely frost. This crop the opinion that when the silo is the cu lprit "O l’ve said too much al Busier and Better. M. H oward F agan . Pastor. having claims against said estate are hereby required to present them duly is an unusually heavy one here. completed it will equal anything reddy.’’—Philadelphia Ledger. verified as by law required to said ad Angora goat meat has made its of the kind to be found in the N O M IN A T IO N BLA N K ministratrix at the law office of Alta Ha Beat It. appearance on this market, and valley, and will cost him but half King, Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or "O nly a dollar and seventy-eight I f what one o f the patent kind egon, within six months from the date of people are giving it a try-out cents," said the holdup man disgusted Date........................................................ 1914 this notice. you ever ate any antelope meat, would cost Dated the 16th day o f March, A. D. you will find the goat meat a Lee Roy Woods Jr. arrived ly. “ Can you beat It?” CONTEST M ANAG ER, Cottage Grove Leader. 1914. E D N A L. H E D R IC K . “ I not only can.” replied the citizen, good substitute. It is more like home Friday from the Oregon “ but Pro going to.” venison than mutton, and is real Agricultural College, Corvallis, And he did.—Detroit News. I hereby nominate__________________________ ___________ ly a good-flavored meat, and it where he has just completed the YO U W IL L FIN D THIS A promises to be cheaper than beef, Junior year in a Forestry course. as a candidate in the LE A D E R ’S BUSINESS-GETTNG CON Tl.e Objection. GOOD CORNER TO. WATCH pork or mutton. A t the close of this term he was “ H it# Is a very useful little book TEST. Residence_____________ ______ _________ ______ Something New About Nothing except old, unused, elected president o f the Amicus called T h e Pocket Law yer,’ ” began Society, and was elected again on tumble-down shacks gives a town S ig n e d ....... ............. ............. ....................... . the book agen t such a neglected, gone-to-seed the college glee club, being the “ No, thanks.” said the victim. “ 1 Address_________________ _____ ____ look as to have the sidewalks over only second tenor o f the old club don't want any law yer In my pocket.” grown with weeds and grass. retained. He will probably spend —New York Times. (This Coupon is Good for 25,000 Votes) There are sections o f walk in his vacation here, after returning Every W eek Cottage Grove across which the from Fort Stevens, where he Worse Than That. PEOPLES HEAT MARKET grass laps from side to side, and goes with the militia company, “ la he henpecked?" in the Forestry service. the owners of the adjacent prop “ Is be? His wife goes with him to T o get the News while it is News, you will Next Door to Leader Offic« erty seem to be entirely uncon the manicure.” —Kansas City Journal. DAVE COVED, Proprietor have to read the Twice-a-Week Leader, scious of the fact, Subscribe for the Leader, SALE PRICES Eyes Must Be Carefully Examined D U R IN G T H E MONTH OF JUNE No advance will be made unless market conditions force us to raise prices ~ D. J. Scholl PRICES WILL DECLINE are best when freshest The Cottage Grove Flour Mills MEATS i
