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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1914)
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. W'ampole Geo. Hall, who with her maids V » spent the Fourth in Eugene. marching under a pretty red, J. I. Jones has ripe peaches in white and blue canopy, made a his orchard near town, and the fine appearance, the maids being flavor is most appetizing— w e’ ve Mesdames W. H. Abrams,Groves, “ sampled” them. Joe Porter and C. W. Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Miller, of “ Columbia up-to-date,” in the this city, spent the week-end with their daughter, Mrs. G. H. Hess, person o f Mrs. Will Hall, was have not been advanced. Sale much appreciated, and a small Binder twine at Wynne & and family, at Roseburg. Woods’. prices on all kinds of merchandise John Kirk, the Dorena post but ardent band of suffragettes The M. E. Sunday school is master, is the owner of a new brought forth great applause from holding its annual picnic today. Ford auto which he purchased at the audience. Oregon and Cali Horse to trade for wood. Call the Woodson garage last Satur fornia were represented by Mrs. on W. H. Harrison, West Main day. Herbert Eakin and Mrs. J. C. Street. 6-24-3t. Miss Dorothy Ritchey came up Johnson respectively, while Mrs. Max Wilson o f Portland spent Tuesday from Anlauf to remain C. J. Kern as Cuba and Mrs. C. It takes PA TIE N C E , skill and Saturbay and Sunday with friends for awhile with her grandmother, H. VanDenberg as Mexico wore T IM E to determine the prescrip Mrs. J. M. Ritchey, who is quite tion according to which the proper in this city. ill at the family home west of pretty costumes typical o f the lenses for yonr eyes should be Wm. Ward and family spent town. $1.25 men’s Porusknit union suits76c countries they represented. made. Do not make the Mistake the fourth in Eugene with Mr. Immediately following the pa Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Matthews of getting glasses without first hav Ward’s relatives. Children’s balbriggan summer motored up from Portland last rade a program was given as fol ing your eyes carefully examined. W. B. Cooper was called to Friday and spent the Fourth with lows: I am equipped with MODERN F A Montau, Iowa, last week by the vests and pants - 16c their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. C IL IT IE S for examining your serious illness of his brother. Music by the band. Matthews and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. eyes, and supply the glasses to Men’s, women’s, boys’ and chil Welcoming address by the Beals. Mrs. Fay St. Ore was shopping meet your IN D IV ID U A L RE mayor, Mr. Chambers. and visiting in the city a couple QUIREM ENTS. dren’s shoes at exactly half price While the rigs were all out on Special music by the band. o f days this week, from Drain. July 4th Art Summers completely And Guarantee Satisfaction. Reading of Declaration o f In Mrs. Groat went to Elmira Fri renovated the Fashion Stables Men’s low shoes from $2.25 to $1.25 day to visit a sister. She is ex preparatory to repainting the in dependence (revised) by Mrs. H. pected home the last of the week. terior and fixing up the place A. Miller. Ladies’ low shoes 1.75 to .93 generally. Music by the band. Dr. 0. F. Demorest is home Arthur Woodring has returned Optometrist and Jeweler from Merrill, Eastern Oregon, Boys’ low shoes 1.50 to 1.00 Oration by Mrs. George Kerr, for a few days visit with his fam from Salem, where he has been speaker of the day. employed for some time, and is ily. Misses’ low shoes 1.25 to .80 Song, “ America,” by entire Local New s Notes, visiting for a few days with his Fred and Edmond Aldrich re mother, Mrs. Dan Beck. He ex company, led by the band. Children’s low shoes .75 to .43 Binder twine at Wynne & turned last Saturday from Salem pects to remain and follow the The oration was a masterpiece where they attended the Cherry line of taxidermy. Woods. _______ and it, together with the Declara Fair. Sifted cracked wheat for chicks Grandpa Shortridge brought a tion, presented the rights o f wo Raymond Gleason and family at Sterling’s Feed Store. twig off a Bing cherry tree to men in a.way which elicited many came down from Wildwood Fri “ Duntley” Vacuum Sweepers, day to spend the Fourth with the Leader office Tuesday morn cheers from the “ Militants.” ing, just to show that the cherry J. 0. McCrady, 1164 Lincoln St., home folks. A fter the program the sports crop is not a failure in this sec Eugene, Ore;_______ were in order on the spacious The W. C. T. U. will hold its tion. The twig measures a little T y p e w r i t e r —An almost new, regular meeting next Friday at short o f four feet, and bore 153 tennis court, the winners being «to visible, two-color, tabulator at the home of Mrs. Knox, begin cherries. as follows: E gg race, Mrs. C. J. tachment, L. C. Smith, only $45 ning at 3:00 p. m. Dr. Geo. Wall was up from Eu Kem; potato race, Mrs. C. H. easy terms. See the Leader. W. B. and William Hawley, gene Monday making W. H. Ab Burkholder; three legged race, Orders filled at any time for Ralph Lynch and C. C. Davis and rams a professional visit, and up ice cream in any quantities. family, o f Lorane, were Cottage on his return home in the after Mesdames W. Hall and Lee N ix Phone 13, The Elite. m 3 tf Grove visitors Tuesday. noon was accompanied by J. W. on. Much o f the success of the af Charles Thornton, who has been Gowdy, who will receive medical We have a full supply of Lice fair was the good order which treatment at the Eugene hospital Killer and Poultry Tonic on hand. sick for several months, is so far indefinitely. was enforced by the marshal of recovered that he was able to be Sterling Feed Co. on the streets last week. George Atkinson returned home the day in the person of Mrs. Bargain prices on salt for salt L. L. Harrel says he climbed Saturday from Iowa where he Spencer who, on the back o f a ing hay. Rock salt and salt bricks You can buy Homemade Cereals and Lorane Hill with 28 people on his went last March to visit his aged gaily caparisoned burro, made a also on hand. Sterling Feed Co. Breahfast Foods the day they are made, at big auto-truck, and the machine mother who was reported to be very dignified appearance. seriously ill and who died some the Cottage Grove Flour Mills, and they Goats For Sale never “ drew a short breath.” Soon after the sports were over time after Mr. Atkinson arrived are the equal of such foodstuffs manufac F ifty head of nanny goats for Max Wilson, of Portland, was there. He reports bumper crops the voices o f many spielers were tured anywhere. Try them. sale. Inquire of Mrs. L. McFar a guest of the Berg brothers over throughout the Middle West. heard announcing that lemonade, July fourth. He has a position ________ land. John and Gene Spray are here ice cream, peanuts, etc., were to in the S. P. offices at Portland. For Sale from Eastern Oregon visiting be had at the stand under a ma Mrs. Geo. Wilson and daughters their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Fine vetch and oat hay. Lola and Mabel, and Miss Mar Spray. They expected to return jestic old fir tree. Here the 7-l-2w M rs . S. E. C ochran . Telephone 8 0 garet O’ Mara left Monday for a home the first of the week, but crowd gathered for another hour two weeks’ outing at Newport. o f fun and greatly enjoyed the will prolong their visit on account For Sale Cheap Mr. and Mrs. Jorgensen, of of the injury sustained by their 4th of July refreshments. The 1 new Deering mower. Mabel, spent the Fourth with father in the runaway accident day was an ideal one and nothing 7-1-tf. E. J. Kent. their parents, the Jorgensens and Sunday evening. occurred to mar anyone’s pleas the DeSpains in Cottage Grove. J. W. Eddy, who has been at ure, and it is safe to say the Chas. Whitlock and family, of Mable for some time past, return event will be long remembered Having purchased the Rex Cleaning * Rujada, spent the Fourth in Cot ed home Friday to make arrange A R M S T R O N G ’ S || with pleasure by all who partici and Pressing Shop, I want your work * tage Grove with Mrs. Whitlock’s ments to take his family to Mabel parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. De- for the summer. They left Sun pated. and am going to give more than full * PHOTOS day with tent and camp equip Spain. value to get it. Notify me and I will * Make Cottage Grove Bigger ment, and will camp out until Please Mrs. S. E. Cochran returned call for your clothes, clean and press ^ cold weather. Mr. Eddy says Busier and Better. Monday from Eugene, where she and return them to you when wanted. * jus the he found things at Mabel better had been visiting for several days than he expected. M Y CHARGES ARE VERY REASONABLE § at the home of her son, Chas. J. People Cl|qi<cl| S e r v i c e s Speaking about the profits in Cochran. W, D. H U F F 1 farming— Culver Brothers bought It’ s the Quality. W. C. Lemen, district sales Tuesday morning from Lew Mc B A P T IS T CHURCH: manager for the Oregon Home Coy six pigs, which totalled 1050 A. M. W illiam s , Minister. Builders, has taken apartments oa pounds in weight, and paid him Sunday school at 10 a- m. every above Brund & Co.’s store, and for the load $73.50. These are Sunday. Mrs. K. K. Mills, Sup’L he and his family have become the kind of pigs one can raise in Prayer meeting every Thursday residents of Cottage Grove. I eight months on a clover field, evening at 8:00 o’clock. I COTTAGE GROVE Some o f these days some short and $12.25 each for pigs would legged man is going to sue the soon make a hog-raiser rich. Hospital ® Sanatarium M ETH O D IST E PISCO PAL. city for damages. There are nails in the sidewalk south of the H orace N. A ldrich , Pastor. "• BUM Her* at Your Homo Armory sticking up high enough N ext Sunday. 10 a. m., Sun S o c ie t y JNo'tes •* Surgical Cases Especial Attention to tear the seat of a short legged day School, graded lessons and man’s trousers. classes for all ages, J. I. Jones, “ X - R A Y LABARATORY The members o f the Presby Supt. Efficient teachers. Separ Binders, Mowing Machines, Horse Rakes, at Wynne & Woods’. terian Missionary Society held a ate class rooms. For Further Particulars Address j Evening service 8 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. James McCreadie pleasant veranda meeting last FOR S A L E B Y Morning theme, “ A Normal and Baby Janis, o f San Francisco, Wednesday afternoon at the home L ife .” and Mrs. Harvey Krueger, of of Mrs. Herbert Eakin. Even in g subject, “ Hearing and Butte, Montana, are making their Earing.” This will be an illus The M. P. G. Club and the Con annual visit to the parents of trated sermon. Thirty-five slides CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. Mrs. McCreadie and Mrs. Krue stellation Club omitted their reg will be used, including the illus ger, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ben Lurch. ular meetings last week on ac tration o f the hymn, “ Abide With A. W . T i l M l ' L M - » • The Christian Science church It is evident there is no one in count o f other festivities. Me.” holds service in their hall on î ’ h y s ic iiin q ijtlS q u g e o q this locality suffering for bread. Epworth League topic, “ Loy Main street every Sunday at The Royal Neighbors enjoyed I f there is such a one, he is too alty Fundamental to Noble Char 11:00 a. m. and every Wednesday Office in McFarland honest to beg and too proud to a delightful picnic at the Latham acter.” Leader, Miss Nancy evening at 7:30. All are wel Building, Upstairs. steal. A sack o f flour laid from school house last Tuesday. Whitsett. come. Office Phone 34. Residence Phone 12»U Friday night until Monday morn The most unique and enjoyable ing, on a box in front o f the affair o f the season was the 4th Christian Chnrch. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rees-Wallace store, and no one “ Celebration” at Spencer’s Park Prayer meeting Thursday eve ever touched it. JHT o jz . Keep Your Services next Sunday; given by Mesdames Eakin, Kerr, ning. Valvoline lubricating oils for I C i c K O rrJ h R -S Bible School at 10 a m., Animal* Regular quarterly business all purposes, at Wynne & Woods.’ Abrams, Medley, Lurch, Cruson, meeting o f the church Friday morning worship at 11, Junior Free from Flie* VanDenberg, Miller, Hall, Spen Christian Endeaver at 3. Even Cows give le*« milk, An old gentleman, 69 years of cer and Miss Esther Silsby, to evening. 'horses do less work wherf ing worship at 8. p. m. Services as usual next Sunday. tortured by ilies. keep age, carrying about 75 pounds of A Poorly Fed Horse over 100 of their lady friends last ^»*ur stock free from these Bible school at 9:15 a. m. camp equipment passed through disease breeding pests by spray Preaching at 11:00 a. m. Sub ing them *ith ? this city Monday on a bicycle. Friday afternoon. reflects discredit on it* owner, bat the ject, “ Jesus as a Man o f Prayer. ” Cottage Grove on the Fourth The invitations had taken the He came from Imperial Valley, owner get* the worst o f the deal be Conkey’s Fly Knocker Evening service at 8:00 o’clock. resembled a Quaker graveyard Southern California, and was form of small hand bills and had Circs imtmk immediate relief and saves cause economy in feeding the horse seeking an eastern route to New caused considerable speculation. Subject, “ Why Should I Be a late Sunday night. you money and trouble. Docs not taint Christian ?” affect* its working capacity as well as milk. Inr>ficnsivc to animah. Orleans, his old home. Being P. A. Lindstrom, one of the its appearance. If your homes kick* on J, W. J enkins , Pastor. afraid to attempt to cross the The “ parade” was o f course first Try It 15 Day* big fanners o f Divide, was look hia feed you can correct it by buying desert by the southern route, he jon the program, and some of the Money Back ing after business in Cottage your feed here, aa you get the beat tried the Lake Tahoe and Nevada! “ feature«” were “ Uncle Sam,” CatNwii«1 cfcweh If It Fails Grove today. quality for the least outlay. Farmers, route but was compelled to turn represented by Mrs. Cruson; the Services at S t Mary’s church to please you. Get a Mrs. E. J. Crawford and Mrs. ^ontractors and home ownem generally can now (Juan, J3c; back on account o f snow, and is , “ band” 0 f ejg ht members under *• follows: N ext Sunday High (»jl_,$!!*), 5 Gal,*J» now on his way to attempt th eL . ____7 ______ , , . . ... Mass and sermon in the morning Fred Covell have returned from know that our Feed ia always up to the Columbia river, Idaho and Colo- i e Lc* p^ ,eL lead1er* N ? M,s* at 10.30. Devotions and Bene a “ blackberry outing” on Mosby standard. rado route. He is a hale and Esther Silsby; the Goddess of diction in the evening. 7:30" creek. There is an abundant S T E R L IN G F E E D C O M P A N Y hearty old fellow and well posted. | Liberty, ” represented by Mrs. All are welcome. Sterling Feed Co, supply of berries this year. Our Low Sale Prices Eyes Must Be Carefully Examined SPECIALS D. J. Scholl are best when freshest The Cottage Grove Flour Mills H Cleaning ® Pressing I The Great Carabao Whip 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 “THE ¡j Dr, H. C. Schleef W H I P OF Q U A L I T Y ’’ Q W . B E A L S
