Cottage Grove leader., January 13, 1915, Image 5

January
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ANOTHER PIONEER
ANSWERS FINAL CALL The Woman’s Missionary So­
Gii limoli S c i b i c e s
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
H orace N. A ldrich , Pastor.
B ell M. M enzies , Deaconess.
ciety of the Christian church
held a most delightful session at
A. H. Spare, a well known and the
of Mrs. T. B. McDonald Every Sunday, 9:45 a. m. Sun­
Wheat dropped 8 cents at Chi- j highly esteemed pioneer citizen last home
Thursday
afternoon. Sub­ day School, S. L. Mackin, Super­
cago Monday.
of this city, died at his farm ject. “Porto Rico.”
SLASH
After a intendent. Graded lessons and
Nate Compton is transacting home in south Cottage Grove, brief business period the follwing classes
for all ages. Separate class
SM ASH
business in Portland.
i Monday night, Jan. 11, 1915 at program was rendered: An ac­ rooms. Efficient teachers. A
of the work in Porto Rico ten piece orchestra leads the song
Henry White of Albany is a the age of 83 years, he having count
was
read
Mrs. M. J. Fuller. service. Mrs. Maude Wright Su­
CRASH
Cottage Grove visitor.
been cared for by the family of Map drill, by Mrs.
T. B. McDonald; perintendent of the Primary De­
Big bargains at DesLarzes- W. P. Huff during his declining Paper on our orphanage
Down go the prices in Bros.
work,
Service, with Sermon
See ad opposite page.
years. Alexander W. Spare was Mrs. IS. L. Knox; Original Porto partment.
ll
a.
m.
and
7-30 p. m.
this sale. Watches at
Rican song composed by the hos­ Junior Epworth
Felix Currin was transacting born in Kentucky in 1832 a son tess,
3 p. m. Mrs.
cost, many things reduc­ business
sung by Mrs. K. B. Woods. Helen Aldrich. Superintendent,
in Eugene Saturday. of Philip and Harriet Spare. The Personal
en f>0 per cent.
from Mission­ Epworth League 6:30 p. m.
Remember. Miss Bartels sale parents died of cholera leaving a aries were letters
read
and
items Dr. Richard McCargar, Presi­
closes Saturday evening. See ad son and daughter, Exith small of interests given. other
After
the
on last page.
children, the son Eieing but four program, pictures and souvenirs dent.
No. 2 6:30 p. m. Fred­
The Girls Glee Glub of the U. years of age. They were taken of Porto Rico were examined eric Chapter
Aldrich,
President.
of O. will give a concert in the into a neighbor family named with interest. Baskets, fancy Sunday morning
theme, “Heirs
work wrought by the Na­ of God ”
Optometrist and Jeweler Arcade theater Friday evening. Dowdell, where they grew into drawn
palm fiber, strings of beads Evening, Revival service.
Miss Minnie Johnson and her manhood and womanhood. The tives,
made from dried native berries, Epworth
Uncle,
Mr.
Sam
Jones
made
Eu­
League topics, Chapter
Sarah, was married to G. these are gathered, strung and No. 1, “Mission
Local News Notes
gene a brief business visit Mon­ sister,
Study Classes.”
W. Murphy in Kentucky, and af­ polished by the little native Leader, Miss Laura
Smith.
day.
children.
A
Porto
Rican
lunch
raising a family of several was served consisting of frajolies Chapter No. 2, “From
Waver­
Elbert Bede of the Sentinel, is R. J. Hemphill, late county ter
children, died in 1910. An ad­ crautons, pine apple and banana ing to Steadfastness.” Leader,
spending the week at Salem.
commissioner of this county is opted
son of the elder Spare, Ben cake and coffee. The place cards Ralph Teeters.
from Eugene to Modesto,
The Eugene cannery shipped moving
T. Gray also died in 1892.
were decorated with hand painted
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
two carloads of canned goods to Calif., to reside.
Poro Rican scenes, riblion and
Portland this week.
D. A. M ac L eod
I have a splendid brood mare In 1851 A. H. Spare drove an the
dried
native
berries.
Twenty-
for
sale.
Is
a
good
family
car­
ox
team
across
the
plains
to
Ore­
The Ladies Club reports sales
Bible School at 10 a. m.,
or ranch horse. Phone 25- gon as pay for his own transpor­ two ladies were present.
on red cross stamps amounting riage
morning
at 11. Junior
F12,
E.
M.
Thurber.
Mrs.
B.
S.
Swengel
and
moth­
to $17.34, in this city.
tation. For a number of years er, Mrs. Jennie Fish burn very Christian worship
Endeavor
B. Pierce, one of the Lead­ he engaged in mining and black- charmingly entertained at their j ing worship at 7:30 p. at m. 3. Even-
Dr. W. W. Oglesby has been er Van
left for Salem Thurs­
indisposed at his home in this day printers,
in this part of Oregon home last Wednesday, compli­ Service 11 a. m. Subject “Co-
to work in the State printing smithing
city for a few days.
and
later
with a Mr. Arnold menting Mrs. Roy Romaine, of Workers With God.”
during the legislative ses­ bought a large
The North Bend Manufacuring office
tract of land in Portland. The afternoon was 7:30 p. m. Subject “The One
sion.
Co. is getting out 15,000 Myrtle Parker’s garage management the southern part of Cottage devoted to admiring scenes from Tallent Man.”
wood novelties for the Panama has sold a fine Studebaker 25, Grove. Arnold sold his interests the California expositions. A
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
four
course
luncheon
was
dainti­
Fair.
T.
B.
M c D onald , Minister
five passenger automobile to E. to the late 0. P. Adams and he ly served by the hostesses.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wheeler M.
Thurber,
who
recently
pur­
and Mr. Spare afterwards divid­ Those present were: Mesdames Subject for the morning ser­
and family, of Roseburg, were chased the Bob Veatch place on ed
the land, which now compris­ Romaine, Kime, Geo. Hall, Wm. mon will b3 “The Bible School
guests of Cottage Grove relatives Row river.
Hall, Compton, Chambers, Dur­ and The Church.” This is one
es
the
valuable Spare and Adams ham,
and friends last week.
Burkolder, Knox, Porter, of a series on the “Light Bear­
Lane
county
court
declares
farms.
Mr.
Spare
remained
sin­
In this issue of the Leader will there will be very little, if any, gle through life and had witness­ VanDenburg,
Monroe, Scovel, ing church.”
be found a well written poem by new macadam road built this
Misses
VanDenburg
and Burk­ The evening subject will be
Dr. Schleef, which came in too year since $49,000 was lopped off ed the development of this region holder.
Devil’s Trade Mark.”
late for our first of January issue. the budget by the taxpayers from a veritable wilderness to a The L. O. T. M. surprised Mrs. “The
Friday
evening, choir practice.
Phone 128-R when you want your league.
John
Barker
on
last
Thursday,
it
Sunday,
Bible school at 9:45 a.
finely
developed
farming
and
in­
clothes cleaned, pressed or mended Miss Ada Sherman left Mon­ dustrial community. In his po­ being her birthday anniversary. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. and
and they will be called for and deliver­ day for Cottage Grove, where
went to her home with 7:30 p. m.
litical faith Mr. Spare was a dem­ They
ed promptly. Mrs. Henderson.
lunch
and
spent the afternoon in C. E. 6:30 p. m. Prayer meet­
she will spend several months ocrat,
always declined to ac­ pleasant conversation
and fancy ing Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
with her grandparents, Grandma cept an and
Senator Farrell’s proposition is and
office
of
any
kind.
He
work.
Mrs.
Barker
received
a Teachers meeting Tuesday 7:30
Grandpa
Sherman.—Yoncal-
to cut all salaries above $4000
was a charter member and past nice china plate in remembrance p. m. Ladies Aid meeting each
twenty percent is good but why la Times.
Wednesday afternoon.
not cut $3000 and $2000 salaries? One two seated carriage and master of the Masonic order of of the day.
The
R.
N.
A.
club
met
at
the
this
city,
a
member
of
R.
A.
M.
sale, both in good con­
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
Mr. Albert Anderson will give hack for Will
home of Mrs. Swengel, 202 Ad­ Prayer
take as part pay­ and also a Knight Templar. He ams
another enjoyable social dance dition.
on Wednesday
avenue Tuesday afternoon. evening at meeting
ment a good milk cow that is assisted in organizing Cottage Besides
in Phillips hall Friday evening to fresh.
7:30.
the
members
of
the
club
Phone
25F12
or
call
at
which an invitation is extended ranch.
first brass band and was the invited guests were: Mes­ Young Peoples Missionary Vol­
E. M. Thurber. Grove’s
to all.
for
many
years its “drummer dames Aldrich, Compton, and unteer Society, Friday evening
17 lbs. granuated sugar $1 at Des­ tx>y.” Beginning as a poor boy, Mrs. Chapman of Salem.
it 7:30.
Dr. J. W. Harris underwent an Larzes
School each Sabbath
operation at the Eugene hospital ad. Bros. Removal sale. See our orphaned at an early age and be­ Mrs. A. L. Monroe was hostess at Sabbath
1:30
p.m.
Services following.
last Wednesday for appendicitis.
compelled to make his own to the Social Twelve embroidery
He is recovering nicely from the Clothes w6re stolen from a ing
club at her home Thursday after­
way in the world, he made a suc­ noon.
SCIENCE.
operation.
clothes line in the south part of cess
Mrs. Newell and daught­ The CHRISTIAN
in
life,
acquiring
a
comforta­
Christian
church
town
recently
and
the
parties
A strong Moose order was who took them being well known, ble competence. Besides his er, Miss Grace of McMinnville holds service in Science
their
hall
on
organized in this city Tuesday should return them at once and farm holdings, he is said to have were additional guests.
Main
street
every
Sunday
at
evening and their new hall over save themselves humiliation and
Mrs.
Geo.
M.
Hall
entertained
11:00
a.
m.
and
every
Wednesday
owned some mining claims on with a dinner party Sunday even-! evening at 7:30. All are we-J
the Royal theater was dedicated. trouble.
A good time is reported.
creek in the Bohemia ing in honor of Mrs. Roy Ro­ come.
Cooley reopened the Bon Sharps
maine of Portland. Mrs. Ro-1
mining
district.
Basket ball at the Armory Fri­ Ton Chas.
store last Sat­ Funeral services will E>e con­ maine
day evening. Double header— urday confectionery
with a fine restaurant in ducted from the Mills Chapel day. returned to her home Mon-; The Leader for neat printing.
Sophomore boys vs. men of the connection.
25 cent
faculty; second, Eugene High vs. chicken dinner His was opening
Mrs. N. E. Compton is enter­
Jan. 14, under the aus­ taining
well
patron­
Cottage Grove High school team. ized and every day brings more Thursday
Mrs. Chapman of Salem, Mrs. Leon DesLarzes
pices
of
the
Masonic
order,
inter­
It will be worth the price.
and
Mrs.
Newell and daughter
business.
McMinnville this Wednesday ;
Soloist and Teacher
Fred Waehlte formerly of this The Elite confectionery was ment in the Masonic cemetery. of
afternoon.
I’upil
of the celebrated Freder­
city, now resides at Morgan Hill, refurnished this week with beau­
ick W. Root, of Chicago, will ac­
Death of Mrs. Hopkins
The Thursday evening meet­ cept
California, where he orders the tiful new tables and other equip­
a limited numlter of pupils
ing of the Constellation club has for special
Leader sent to him. He is ad­ ment, which gives this popular
work in vocal atudies
vertising a good lot on south resort even a more attractive ap­ Mrs. Alice Hopkins, wife of been postponed for two weeks.
and voice placement. Term s rea­
sonable. Residence phone 123L.
sixth street for sale in our real pearance and adds to the com­ Dr. W. H. Hopkins, died at the Edgar King is quite ill at
Cottage Grove, Oregon
estate column.
fort of its many patrons.
home
in
this
city.
family
home
in
this
city
Tuesday
F. C. Haley and son of Cres- The Leader is informed that night, Jan. 12, 1915, aged about
well, were transacting business Miss Anna Anderson, formerly 29
years, of paralysis. For some
in Cottage Grove Saturday and of this city, now of Marshfield, months
past Mrs. Hopkins served
favored the Leader with a pleas­ has bought one of the leading
ant business call. Mr. Haley is restaurants of that Coos Bay as chief operator and cashier in
engaged in dairying and says he city and is conducting it very the local telephone office, and on
“ Stormy Nights Are Nov Delights ’’
finds butter making more profita­ successfully. Miss Anderson was Jan. 2, received a stroke of par­
ble than selling cream.
formerly compositor on the Lead­ alysis, which at first did not ap­
er.
New Edison
“Makes Home
John Nokes and wife returned Services will be held in the pear as serious, but her condition
home Friday from Albany where Christian
Diamond
Sweet
E)ecame gradually more alarming
Thursday Jan. up
they spent the holidays with 14, at 2 p. church
to
the
time
of
her
death,
m. in answer to a call
Disc
Home a Sweeter
their son, Clyde and wife. They
also visited at Salem. Mr. Nokes from the National W. C. T. U. which was a shock to her many
Phonograph
Home”
says Cottage Grove is better for National prohibition. A pro-' friends here, as she was a strong,
gram
will
be
earned
out
and
the
healthy
appearinK
woman.
The
lighted at night than any city he
of the in city
. relative
, *. 1 here . is a sister
. . who
,
saw in his trip down the valley. pastors
All interested
this will
great speak.
cause on*y
U A re Invited to Hear T hem at
Lewis C. Beebe arrived from are urgently invited to attend. resides at Oakridge. Dr. Hop-
Portland Monday morning. Mrs. I will have a few settings of *<’ns anc^ w'^e 08,116 t0 this c*ty
Beebe joined him here Wednes­ extra fancy Rhode Island Red from California last spring.
day night. This being the first : eggs
sale at $2 per setting. Funeral services will lie held
time he has left his bride for Order for now.
more than an hour or two he put M. Thurber. Phone 25F12. E. here at 2 o’clock Friday after-
in several long and lonesome
j noon, interment in the I. O. O. F.
days. The people of the com­ The Linotype typesetting ma­ j cemetery.
munity will gladly welcome Mr. chine company has won its in­
MUSIC HOUSE
and Mrs. Beebe to residence in junction suit against the Inter- j
W aated.
this finest locality in the west. type machine company on the|
Pianos, Musical Merchandise, Sheet Music, Edison
of
infringement
on
pat-
Mr. Beebe has bought and as­ - grounds
A car load of cheap hay, in-
Cylinder Records, Victor Victrolas and Records. ^
sumed the management of the . • . _ , .. , . . .. | , quire
at
the
Leader
office.
is
said,
has
gone
into
the
hands
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