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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1914)
Drain is installing ekctric Wild Rose ham and bacon at j West Side Grocery. lights. Miss Audrey Langdon came up The new Drain cannery is ma king a run on Burpee stringless from Eugene Saturday to spend a few days with home folks. beans. Mrs. Earl Simeral, of Salem, Miss Cora Smith of Grants Pass has been a guest of Mr. and Mrs. was the guest o f Mrs. H. N. Aid- rich Monday and Tuesday. J. B. Simeral, of this city, A motorcycle carrying two Mrs. Olive Lacey of Portland Binder twine at Wynne & men tandem and a woman and is a guest of her father and moth Woods'. child in a side-car passed through er, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Shortridge. Tillamook full cream cheese at this city from Medford Saturday. The infant daughter o f Mr. West Side Grocery. Mrs. Horace Harms of Portland and Mrs. James Huff died Sun ^ Dennis Bodle of Drain was a arrived in this city last week to day evening and was buried Mon Cottage Grove visitor Sunday. enjoy a visit with her husband’s day. Valvoline lubricating oils for relatives and her many friends Mrs. lima Beager has returned here. home after a six weeks enjoyable It takes P A T IE N C E , skill and all purposes, at Wynne «6 Woods.' Jas. Ozment came up from visit spent with a sister residing T I M E to determine the prescrip Pop-Em-All corn salve, it pops tion according to which the proper the corns. New Era Drug Store. Portland Tuesday evening and in Portland. will spend his vacation with Cot lenses for your eyes should be Earle Garoutte is building a Mrs. Dora Fields is a guest of tage Grove and Lorane relatives made. Do not make the Mistake substantial addition to his resi friends at Prosser, Washington. and friends. of getting glasses without first hav dence on the corner of 11th street ing your eyes carefnlly examined. For sale.—Fine Milk cow, sev Mrs. H. L. Veats arrived in and Madison avenue. I am equipped with M O D E R N F A en years old. Inquire of J. B. this city last Saturday from Can 0. E. Crow, the Lorane mer C IL IT IE S for examining your Burns. ada to enjoy a visit with her chant, was transacting business eyes, and supply the glasses to A. D. Woodring visited rela mother, Mrs. Wilson, and sisters, in Cottage Grove Monday, and meet your I N D I V I D U A L R E tives near Drain a portion o f last Mrs. Warner and Mrs. Lynch. favored the Leader with a busi Q U IR E M E N T S . week. Boon Shortridge came down ness call. And Guarantee Satisfaction. Horse to trade for wood. Call from his mines at Booth, Oregon, Brand & Co.s prices are as low on W. H. Harrison, West Main Saturday, to spend a few days as any grocer in Cottage Grove, with his aged parents, Mr. and Street. 6-24-3t. and with each 25-cent purchase W. Daskam, the carpenter, re Mrs. J. H. Shortridge, in this city. you get a chance at a handsome Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Robinson dinner set o f dishes. turned Thursday to his work at Optometrist and Jeweler Sutherlin. and daughter, Miss Ruth, have Archbishop Christie will arrive Mrs. C. S. Hefty is visiting her returned to this city from the in this city from Portland Satur daughter, Mrs. H. J. Ritchey, California oilfields and again oc day and the Sacrament of Con Local News Notes, cupy their home on South Fifth firmation will be administered by near Anlauf. street Binders, Mowing Machines, him at the Catholic church Sun J. Hardy Crow, of Lorane, was Horse Rakes, at Wynne & Woods’. J. H. Shortridge, the venerable day. All are welcome. transacting business in Cottage pioneer, received a fall at his Get your picnic lunch supplies Grove Friday. Have you examined the hand home in west Cottage Grove at West Side Grocery. Henry White, of Albany, was Thursday and sustained a bruise some set o f dishes Brand & Co. Sifted cracked wheat for chicks a guest of Cottage Grove friends on his left side which kept him are giving away? If you are a customer o f theirs you have a at Sterling’s Feed Store. this week. indoors for several days. chance each Thursday afternoon “ Duntley” Vacuum Sweepers, George Hohl o f Springfield, is Herbert Harrington has re at 3:00 o’clock to win one of these J. 0. McCrady, 1164 Lincoln St., spending the week with his par turned home from a visit to his sets. Eugene, Ore. ents in this city. former home in Oklahoma. He W. G. Smith, head o f the Wolf T ypewriter —An almost new, Mrs. C. F. Counts visited Mrs. reports crop prospects good, but Creek Valley Colony enterprise, visible, two-color, tabulator at J. A. Griggs and Mrs. J. F. Earl at the weather seemed unusually stopped over in Cottage Grove warm to him after his residence Saturday and was a guest of J, S. tachment, L. C. Smith, only $45 Comstock Wednesday. in this state easy terms. See the Leader. Benson, who purchased and is If you like good bread eat either developing 15 acres of choice After paying canning expenses Orders filled at any time for 5ennant or Tip Top. We handle Wolf Creek fruit and garden land. the Creswell Cannery was able both. West Side Grocery. ice cream in any quantities. to pay the growers $30 per ton Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Babcock Phone 13, The Elite. m 3 tf Mrs. Ella McKinney went to for their green beans last year. and son Edward, accompanied by are best w hen freshest We have a full supply of Lice lkhead Wednesday to visit her That is probably a fair estimate Mrs. Eloise Wheeler and small daughter, Mrs. Henry Witt. of about what local growers may daughter Edith, left last Friday Killer and Poultry Tonic on hand. Sterling Feed Co. for Hutchinson, Minnesota, for Mrs. Hiram Griggs returned expect this season. You can buy Homemade Cereals and Drop in at Brand's at exactly an extended stay in the northern Breahfast Foods the day they are made, at Bargain prices on salt for salt Monday from a two days visit to ing hay. Rock salt and salt bricks Mr. Griggs’ relatives at Comstock. 3:00 p. m. Thursday and see what state. Mr. Babcock has rented the Cottage Grove Flonr Mills, and they his Silk Creek farm for a year. also on hand. Sterling Feed Co. A nine pound daughter arrived they are giving to their custom arc the equal o f such foodstuffs manufac The W. C. T. U. will hold its Wednesday, July 15, at the home ers. It doesn't cost you a cent tured anywhere. Try them. Sweet and sour and Dill pickles of Mr. and Mrs. Pius Anlauf at to see, and it doesn’t cost the annual Flower Mission Day at at West Side Grocery. lucky customer a cent to carry off the Christian church Friday, July Anlauf. a handsome set of dishes. 24, at 3 o’ clock, when flowers Goats For Sale Tyler Hooper is home on a fur- The Cottage Grove Flour Mills Chas. Cochran, of E u g e n e , will be sent to the sick and shut- j ough, he having been in Uncle Fifty head of nanny goats for Sam’ s naval service for the past spent last week in this city as ins. Please send flowers and! sale. Inquire of Mrs. L. McFar :’ew years. T e le p h o n e 80 sisting in cutting and baling the names of invalids and aged to the land. hay crop on his little farm north church at that time. All welcome. Roy Butler and his sister, Miss of town. Mrs. Cochran and For Sale •HmsatSHSMHamswSMMSiusittMnsMSSlagaiS CALL FOR BIDS Muriel, autoed over from Elkton the children visited with her For Lighting the Streets of Cottage ast week and were guests of Mr. mother, Mrs. L. F. Orpurd, here. Fine vetch and oat hay. Grove and Mrs. Lynch. 7-l-2w M rs . S. E. C ochran . Oscar Woodson received his Notice is hereby given that sealed bids Miss Dessie Harms and Mrs. third carload o f Ford autos for will lie received by the Common Coun lorace Harms went to Eugene the season Friday. J. B. Protz- cil of the Cityof Cottage Grove on the 3rd Having purchased the Rex Cleaning uesday to visit a few days with man and Jas. Sears are the latest day of August, 1914, at the hour of 800 and Pressing Shop, I w ant your work j A R M S T R O N G ’S the former’s sister. clock p. m. of said day for lighting the owners of Ford autos, having o’ streets of the City for a term of either and am going to give more than full A fine, new Smith-Premier bought the last two in Mr. Wood three or five years, to begin on the last PHOTOS value to get it. Notify me and I will typewriter,, with special charac son’s second carload lot last week. day of January, 1915. Bids will be re ceived for the following lights: call for your clothes, clean and press ters, has been installed in the Please Mrs. Rebecca Rogers of Tur A minimum of 30 (100-candle-power first National Bank. and return them to you when wanted. ner arrived in this city last Fri Series arc lights or their equivalent in the Mrs. C. M. Badgley, little son, day to visit with her sister, Mrs. lighting power in cluster lights or other MY CHARGES ARE VERY REASONABLE forms of light to lie approved by the and daughter, Miss Fern Nevins, J. H. Shortridge, whom she had Council, People also for a minimum of (10 itican- lave returned from Drain and not seen in four years. Of a lescent lights of 48 candle power or gone to their home near Vida. family o f ten children Mrs. Rog their equivalent, with a price on 80-can It’ s the Quality. j^jj dle power incandescent lights to be sub Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Read re ers and Mrs. Shortridge are the stituted in place of one or more 48-candle only survivors. turned Friday from Turner, after power lights. All of said lights to burn from sunset to sunrise and be installed attending the Christian church Alfred Brown, wife and fami and maintained at the expense of the convention and campmeeting. ly and Miss Plunkett made a visit contractor. No bid will be considered unless ac Elder L. A. Gibson was called to Dr. Kime Sunday, coming from COTTAGE GROVE by a certified check or cash to Creswell Monday to conduct Philomath by automobile. Mr. companied iers check on areliable hank iti the sum of funeral services for the infant Brown and Dr. Kime were part 11 (XX), payable to the City of Cot tage Grove Hospital ft Sanatarium child of Mr. and Mrs. Pettibone. ners in farming from ’81 to ’83, to be forfeited to said City unless said bid der enters into a contract satisfactory to Harry Robinson, wife and two and it had been 17 years since the City, if same is awarded, and fur Right Her* at Tsar « • « children arrived in this city from they had m et nishes a good and sufficient bond to fur Surgical Cases Especial Attention Dale Hawkins accompanied the nish said lights by January 1st, 1915. Lindsey, California, last week 1 he Common Council reserves the « and are residing on South Third excursionists to Newport Sunday X - R A Y LABARATORY all bids. T H E W H I P OF Q U A L I T Y ” and enjoyed a brief outing on the right to reject any and street J. F.. YOUNG, beach and a visit with his par City Recorder. Mrs. Will Counts, returning For Further Particulars Address FO R S A L E B V Ç rom Red Deer, Canada, visited ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawk with relatives here, and left on ins, who are meeting with good G lp p < c l] S e m a in e s Dr. H. C. Schleef Wednesday for her home at patronage in conducting a grill in feM M M 8M 8M 8M M SM M M M 8M M BM SM M sa«aas*raia the bay city this summer. Grants Pass. BAPTIST CHURCH: Ray Trask and wife have Mrs. George Wilson and daugh A. M. W illiams , Minister. ters and Miss O’ Mara have re moved into their new home down Sunday school at 10 a. m. every turned from an outing at New the railroad track, below the de Sunday. Mrs. K. K. Mills, Sup’ L a . w . M - o . pot, formerly occupied by Frank port and report a pleasant time, Prayer meeting every Thursday •'Schooling In youth nhould Invariably he King and family. Mr. and Mrs. IM jysiciqq qqd Sqi<geoi\ but a pretty cool temperature. directed to prepare a person in the !>eat wav evening at 8:00 o’clock. Arch Thompson and daughter fur the best permanent occupation for which Office in McFarland he ia capable. —President C W Kliot. E. P. Long, wife and daughter, will occupy the rooms over the Building, UpeUire. METHODIST EPISCOPAL. This Is the Mission of the returned to their home at Port- creamery, formerly occupied by Office Phone 34. Residence Phone 12fV and last Thursday after an en Mr. Trask and wife. H orace N. A ldrich , Pastor. joyable visit with Mr. Long’s Next Sunday. 10 a. m., Sun A. H. Johnson, o f the North mother and brothers in this city. Forty-sixth School Year Opens Douglas Herald, made the Lead day School, graded lessons and Mrs. Bobbie Sherwood and er a pleasant fraternal call Satur classes for all ages, J. I. Jones, S E P T E H B E R i 8 t h , 1 9 1 4 Keep Your J D o E z a ttc r te JHT ofzs &S! »b e , of Portland, were guests of day while taking a bicycle spin Supt Efficient teachers. Separ Anim als Write for illustrated 100-page Book K x c r c O r r jfrT ia * ate class rooms. Cottage Grove friends the first of from Drain to Eugene. The 1 Free from Flies let, " T he LIFE C a r e e r ,” and for C ata Evening service 8 p. m. the week. She left Thursday to log containing full Information. Johnson brothers are publishing rCows give lew milk, r r horses do less work wheif Morning theme, "Christian visit with her parents, Mr. and a very newsy little paper at Drain D eg ree Courses — AGRICULTURE : tortured by flies. Keep Agronomy, Animal Husbandry,Dairy Hus Confidence.” Hre. Rice Hastings, at Ashland. and have recently changed its ryour stock free from these A Poorly Fed Horse Poultry Husbandry, Horticulture. disease breeding peso by spray Evening subject, "The Temple bandry, J. W. Gowdy has returned name from The Nonpareil to the Agriculture for Teachers. FORESTRY, reflects discredit on its owner, but the ing them with of God.” Illustrated with thirty- l o g g i n g e n g i n e e r i n g , h o m e e c o lome from the Eugene hospital North Douglas Herald. five slides. Hymns, "Holy, Holy, n o m ic s : Domestic Science, Domestic Art, owner gets the worst o f the ileal be Conkey’s Fly K n ock er and is still in a serious condition, The C. W. B. M. of the Chris Holy,” and “ Take My Life and ENGINEERING: Electrical, Irrigation, cause economy in fceiling the horse Gives animals immediate relief and saves which can be relieved only by a tian church met at the home of Highway, Mechanical, Chemical,Mining. y » money and trouble Docs no« tain« niuk. Inoffensive to anim ‘ Ceramics. COMMERCE. PHARMACY. affects its workiug capacity as well as surgical operation, which he will Mrs. Sarah Knox Thursday after Let It B e." Epworth League topic "Christ’s INDUSTRIAL ARTS. its appearance. If your horses kicks on undergo soon at a Portland hos noon, July 16. Topic for study, Try It 15 Days Sanctification of I»b o r.” Lead Vocation,%l C<w»r,ei-Agriculture, D airy his feed you can correct it by buying pital. "Our Indian Work in Northern Money Back er, Miss Jessie Berg. ing, Home Makers’ Course. Industrial Harry Cross, formerly o f the Canada," which was led by Mrs. your feed here, as you get the heat Arts, Forestry. Business Short Course. If It Fails F o r Sal« Newport Signal, was in Cottage Knox. After the business period School o f Music— Plano, String, Band, quality for the least outlay. Farmers, to p ic a « you. Get a I Grove a few hours last Friday. a social hour was enjoy«!, the i in no» Quart. , 15 c. | My 1914 40-H. P. Jackson Tour Voles Culture. contractors and borse owners generally l*H .J I00 ; $ G a t ,K 0 0 Farmers Business Course by Mail Free. With a fellow traveler he is "see hostess very graciously serving ing Car. know that our Peed la always op to the Addrsas TDK aKOISTSAR, ing the country,” and expects to l i g h t refreshments, a pleasant 1 new Deering mower. standard. (Sw-T-Ut>M| Cormllts nreyne strike the coast of Northern Cali- and profitable afternoon being 1 Good Heavy Wagon. STERLING FEED COMPANY ’ornia eventually. spent E. J. K ent . Our Low Sale Prices have not been advanced. Sale prices on all kinds of merchandise Eyes Must Be Carefully Examined D. J. Scholl SPECIALS $1.25 men’s Porusknit union suits76c Children’s balbriggan summer vests and pants - 16c Men’s, women’s, boys’ and chil dren’s shoes at exactly half price Men’s low shoes from $2.25 to $1.25 Ladies’ low shoes 1.75 to .93 1.50 to 1.00 Boys’ low shoes Misses’ low shoes 1.25 to .80 .75 to .43 Children’s low shoes «HOLDER-W OODS CO. Cleaning ® Pressing W. D. H U F F The Great Carabao Whip 2 jc, 50c, 75c, $1.00 $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 W. B E A L S THE LIFE CAREER OREGOH AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE J K F 'E E M * ? Sterling Feed Co.
