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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 19, 1914)
Eyes Must Be Carefully Examined It takes PATIENCE, skill and TIME to'determine the prescrip tion according to which the proper lenses for yonr eyes should be made. Do not make the Mistake of getting glasses without first hav ing your eyes carefully examined. I am equipped with MODERN FA C ILIT IE S for examining your eyes, and supply the glasses to meet your INDIVIDUAL RE- QUIREM ENTS. And Guarantee Satisfaction. Miss Ruby Hickethier of Drain was a Cottage Grove visitor on Monday. A. L. Woodard is taking a large run of railroad ties out of the river at Latham. Mrs. Frank Cook, o f Yoncalla, formerly of this city, has been seriously ill for the last three weeks. Mrs. George Knowles will go down the Siuslaw nearly to Flor ence, this week, to visit with relatives. Gets $20 a Month Pension John Veatch came up from Portland to join his father, It. M Veatch, and other members of W ashington , D. C., Aug. 13.— the family, who are enjoying Through the efforts of Repre camp life in the vicinity of the Palmer place, on upper Mosby sentative Hawley and Senator Lane, Congress recently passed a creek. bill granting a pension o f $20 a Henry D. Nave, of Portland son o f the late Dr. Nave, and a month to Dr. William W. Oglesby, friend by the name o f J. Shain- of Cottage Grove, who served as wald, of San Francisco, arrived Captain of Company G, Second in Cottage Grove Thursday to enjoy their annual vacation hunt Oregon State Militia, in the Ban ing and fishing in the Bohemia nock Indian war in 1878. Dr. Oglesby’s pension is the first ever foothills. Elder Taylor G. Bunch, presi granted by Congress for injuries dent of Southern Oregon Confer received in Indian wars that oc ence, will speak at the Seventh curred subsequent to 1856. All Day Adventist church in this other Indian war pensions that city, Saturday, at 2:30 p. m., on have been allowed by Congress “ European W a r Foretold in are on account of service covered Prophecy.” The public is cor dially invited to hear this timely by the existing Indian war pen talk. sion laws. “ While serving in the Bannock Dr. O. F. Demorest’s family have shipped their household war,” says the committee report, goods back to Merrill, Klamath Dr. Oglesby was engaged in county, their former home, to battle with hostile Indians July which the family will return this week. They have made a host 6, 1878, at Willow Springs, Or., of friends during their residence where he was wounded in the here who regrst their leaving. right knee, the bullet being still Jas. Ostrander, the barber, lodged in the joint. He is now spent last week at the Calapooya 76 years of age, severely crippled Mineral Springs near this city by reason of his wound, and is and found the Springs water and practically incapacitated for man baths very beneficial, he having been suffering considerably re ual labor. The occurrence of the cently from a slight attack of wound while in battle with In rheumatism, especially in his dians is proved by the testimony right arm. of an officer and a comrade, both Bert Willard had a new side walk laid in front of his resi dence property on West Main street this week. E. R. Spencer, o f the firm of Veatch & Spencer, has purchased a five passenger Ford auto from the Woodson garage. Lon Hill, of the Brown Lumber Co., has purchased the fine Har- home on Pacific Highway Optometrist and Jeweler tung in west Cottage Grove. W. B. Cooper has purchased Local News Notes, the D. C. Baughman bungalo P oultry , F ruit , B erries — Two in East Cottage Grove, now oc acres o f fine fruit, berry and cupied by J, D. Quillen and fam garden land all in bearing, big ily. Mrs. John Valentine and her of whom served with him, and Dave Scholl drove his auto to daughter, Miss Lotus, spent a the existence of disability is poultry house and yards, run ning water, one block off paved Eugene and return Tuesday, He couple o f days here this week equally well established. street in this city. Only $1000. was accompanied by Rev. D. A. with old friends. They have “ Captain Oglesby has never Ask Leader about. Will go soon. MacLeod, Harry Kinter and W. been sojourning in Southern Cal C. Conner. made a claim for pension at the ifornia and were returning to Sifted cracked wheat for chicks Pension Bureau for the reason their home at Salem, where Miss The Hall, Baker and other at Sterling’s Feed Store. families have returned home from Valentine is connected with the that the existing laws do not cover his case. He was not mus “ Duntley” Vacuum Sweepers, their summer outing at Winches state institution for deaf mute. J. 0. McCrady, 1164 Lincoln St., ter bay and report a most enjoy tered into the military service of Arch Thompson and Victor able vacation. Eugene, Ore._______ Kem returned home from their the United States, and further Walter Houser and wife of Eu hunting trip at Cow Creek can more no provision has been made Orders filled at any time for ice cream in any quantities. gene, who have been guests of yon Sunday, forest fires in that for pensioning any of the volun Mrs. Housgr’s parents, Mr, and country rendering hunting im Phone 13, The Elite. m 3 tf Mrs. G. BTHawkins, returned to possible. On their way home teers of militia who served in any We have a full supply of Lice Eugene yesterday. they made a run over to Bandon of the Indian wars in which this Killer and Poultry Tonic on hand. Mr. and Mrs. Drake, recently by the sea, in Mr. Kern’s Ford country has been engaged since Sterling Feed Co. of Washington, were guests of roadster, and report a very en the close of the Civil War. Mrs. Drake’s cousin, A. S. Cran joyable trip. “ He is worthy and deserving Attention Automobile Owners dall, and family in this city, for Mayor J. H. Chambers and of relief.” — Celebrated Shell gasoline 181-2 several days recently. wife and son Victor returned cents in barrels, 20c per gallon Three homes on West Main lome Thursday from a trip to retail. Parker’ s Garage. For Rent street have recently been treated Coos Bay in their auto. They Furnished rooms for house Bargain prices on salt for salt to a new coat of paint. They are went over by way o f Roseburg and Myrtle Point and returned those of W. B. Osmon, Sell Coch keeping. Inquire at 326, 5th St., ing hay. Rock salt and salt bricks lome by way of Alleghany, Cottage Grove, also on hand. Sterling Feed Co. ran, and George Wilson. Dave Griggs received a beauti Scottsburg and Drain, and de To Whom It May Concern ful English Setter puppy Monday clare the latter road to be the Notice An itemized statement has been from a well known breeder, and shortest and best. My wife has left my home, compiled showing the amounts will show the boys how to cap C. E. Umphrey, w ife and son, and I will not be responsible for ture Chinese pheasants in a few and Miss Cassie McCord, a sister received each year by the school months. any debts contracted by her. of Mrs. Umphrey who arrived clerks of Dist. No. 45 for the here last Wednesday from Bay 8-19-4 J. A. E lle d g e , The output of lumber from the years from 1903 to 1914 and the new Booth-Kelly mill at Spring- ard, Iowa, to enjoy a summer’s same may be seen at the office of field Friday was 88,000 feet in visit, took their departure by the school clerk. eight hours. The new mill has private conveyance for the Bo Glmi<cl| ScFv’ic c s By order of the Board of Di been running a week and is now hemia mines, where they will en joy camp life for two weeks with working perfectly. rectors. Aug. 1, 1914. Editor Bede and family and Er BAPTIST CHURCH: A lta K ing , Clerk. A small grass fire near Tom nest Purvance and family. Gill’s barn in south Cottage Grove A. M. W illiams , Minister. caused a fire alarm to be turned Editor Bede of the Sentinel, Sunday school at 10 a. m. every x in Monday. It was under con and family, left by private con Sunday. Mrs. K. K. Mills, Sup’t. trol before the fire companies veyance the first of the week for Prayer meeting every Thursday | Pianos reached the scene. Lundpark or Warehouse, in the evening at 8:00 o’ clock. Times should begin to improve Bohemia Mining district, where jg Musical Merchandise at Cottage Grove. A large coin they will spend a week or two METHODIST EPISCOPAL. a Edison Phonographs sack well filled with the “ coin of enjoying camp life and hunting || Victor Victrolas H orace N. A ldrich , Pastor. the realm” was received at the and fishing. The dispatches from X Singer Sewing Machines Next Sunday. 10 a. m., Sun Lundpark are liable to vie in in First National Bank by last day School, graded lessons and terest with those from Knowles Thursday morning’s express. and the seat o f war for the next classes for all ages, J. I. Jones, M ills & Roach Huslc House Supt. Erficient teachers. Separ Miss Sarah Huenergardt, who fortnight. First N at'l Bank Bldg. ate class rooms. has been spending some days Members o f the S. D. A. church Evening service 8 p. m. here with Mrs. Frank Woodruff, Morning, Rev. R. S. Bishop, while enroute home "from the of this city, together with a num Portland Sanitarium, left on Mon ber of friends, enjoyed an outing o f Creswell, will preach. Even day morning’s train for Ashland. on the Thornton place on Row ing, illustrated service; subject, river last Sunday. The weather “ The Fold and the Flock,” intro B. S. Swengel, wife and her proved delighful in spite of rain ducing the Twenty-third Psalm. H A R M S T R O N G ’S mother returned home Monday threatened in the morning, and Illustrated hythn, “ The Ninety from a tour of Southern Oregon the occasion was enjoyed by all and Nine,” with ten slides. PHOTOS and a visit to Crater Lake, in in attendance, about 50 in num The Epworth League meeting their auto. Mr. Swengel reports ber. Most o f the party were con will be under the direction of Please a very pleasant and interesting veyed to and from the grounds Miss Hazel Hazelton. trip. by Harrell’s auto truck, seated the George Lea has been engaged for passengers. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. People as foreman of the bridge crew Capt. J. C. Johnson, Harry Services next Sunday: which has «the new bridge across Conner and Joel Parmer went to Bible School at 10 a. m., It ’ s the Quality. the river in the south city limits the Clackamas state rifle range morning worship at 11, Junior well Under way. The four 85 Tuesday to compete in the tryout Christian Endeaver at 3. Even- foot stringers were delivered last for a place on the Oregon district ing worship at 8. p. m. week by Ed and Chas. Conner. rifle team to represent Oregon at The subject for the morning the district or northwest shoot Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cain and this fall. These men were among service at the Presbyterian church % COTTAGE GROVE * daughter arrived Monday even those who represented Oregon Sunday will be “ New Range of Vision.” Subject for the even s s ing from Ogden, Utah, for a last year at the big national ing service, “ Mortality a Just \ Hospital 8 Sanatarium \ visit to Mrs. Dan Beck, an aunt shoot, and won national fame, o f Mrs. Cain. The visitors re bringing home some very valua A c t ” All are invited to attend these services, J li gh t Her* st T m Haas J mained until today, and expect ble trophies. Capt Johnson was from here to visit California. called to Clackamas to serve as Surgical Cases Especial Attention - D. J. Scholl *«! X -R A Y LABARAT0RY For Further Particulars Address •; Dr. H. C. Schleef A1 Elledge is now at Junction City in charge of a road construc tion crew. Attorney Carlton Spencer, of Portland, is spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs E. R. Spencer, in this city. Oscar Woodson, Victor Cham team coach. bers, Chas. Dewald, L. Jensen, Frank and Robt Jones, Frank “ Dutch” Brumfield and Ed Wood- Wallace and Clarence Spencer son went to Portland Sunday returned home Thursday from a night to drive six new Fords trip to Coos county by private home for Mr. Woodson, the local conveyance. The boys made the agent, and thereby save freight trip by easy stages, found friends charges. formerly o f Cottage Grove at Attorney R. R. Giltner and Myrtle Point, Coquille and Ban wife of Portland arrived in Cot don, who gave them a cordial re tage Grove last Thursday in their ception, and they had the time of fine Franklin six passenger auto i their lives. They spent several to enjoy their summer vacation! days on the Bandon beach arid with their many relatives and the weather was delightful. friends here. Mrs. Giltner ia r, Times are reported a little quiet sister of Mrs. Delure Hemenway. j over there as well as out here. CHRISTIAN CHURCH Thursday evening, Union Tem perance Prayer Meeting, led by the pastor of the Baptist church, Friday evening, choir practice. Sunday, Bible school at 9:45 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8p. m. J. W. J enkins , Pastor. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. Ml Our Low Sale Prices have not been advanced. Sale - prices on all kinds of merchandise SPECIALS $1.25 men’s Porusknit union suits76c Children’s balbriggan vests and pants summer - 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 Boys’ low shoes 1.50 to 1.00 Misses’ low shoes 1.25 to .80 .75 to .43 Children’s low shoes ■HOLDER-WOODS CO. MIM« ■MM are best when freshest You can buy Homemade Cereals and Breahfast Foods the day they arc made, at the Cottage Grove Flour Mills, and they are the equal of such foodstuffs manufac tured anywhere. Try them. The Cottage Grove Flour Mills Telephone 80 Cleaning ® Pressing I MY Having purchased the Rex Cleaning and Pressing Shop, I want your work and am going to give more than full value to get it. Notify me and I will call for your clothes, clean and press and return them to you when wanted. CHARGES ARE VERY REASONABLE W. D : H U F F * * * * .*• * 1 I We Live and Learn and Get Stung. By MOS8 OU may have b e a r d the story about the m e r c h a n t who SCO FFED at ad- verUslng. lie needed a watchman badly one t i m e . He tried personal recommendatlona and employment bureaus and could not get Just the type of faithful person be could tmst with his large business at night Finally he A D V E R T IS E D for a watchman, stating In detail what he wanted. That night the store was rob bed. The next morning be bad a dozen applicants. " I now believe In advertising.” said the merchant laconically. JU ST SO! But not many merchants have to be B IT T E N to wake them np to the V A L U E o f A D V E R T IS ING In T H IS P A P E R . Its H IG H S T A N D IN G as a HOME M E DIUM . Its L A R G E C IR C U L A T IO N , Its C LE A N . R R IG H T A P P E A R A N C E , all are a G U A R A N T K E o f Its ABSO LU TE V A L UE as an A D V E R T IS IN G FORCE. Y Z D o E z a tto te JHT o & jz b S', : O r r J ^ is ^ >(i j K x c h A Poorly Fed Horse reflects discredit on its owner, but the owner gets the worst o f the deal be cause economy in feeding the horse affects its workiug capacity as well as its appearance. If your horses kicks on his feed you can correct it by buying your feed here, as you get the best quality for the least outlay. Farmers, contractors and horse owners generally know that our Feed ia always up to the | standard. Sterling Feed Co. Cottage Grove Transfer Company L. L. HARREL, Prop. Fire Proof*Feed and Storage Barn. A L L KINDS OF HAULING The Christian Science church AN D H E A V Y DRAY WORK holds service in their hall on Main street every Sunday at Piano Moving a Specialty 11:00 a. m. and every Wednesday Phone, Office 72 evening at 7:30. All are wel come. } The Leader leads, others follow Auto Dray Quick Delivery
