Cottage Grove leader., July 30, 1915, Image 4

DOS ENA.
The l*o»tofficc Depcrtment ha* been
Mrs. Mary Taplin o f Cottage Grove
o i o o o a o o x
Mia* Esther Ajidorsou o f Cottage visited Sunday with Air*. O. H. Taplin. x o i etjk
authorized to employ automobiles on
Grove was in Dorena on business Hat-
The paper that g i v e « you « b a t you want to read
Mr. and Air*. Hill o f Creswell visited
rural free delivery route», and on the urday.
friend* in thi* vicinity lust weelj. They
»ccond of August about a hundred such
Miss Jacobson o f Eugene is visiting formerly owned a ranch in Delight Vul-
PU B LISH E D E V E R Y F R ID A Y
vehicles will be put into commission. at the .Tas. Goulet home.
ley.
Mollie Teeters left Haturday fo r A l­
Mr. and Mr*. Bate* o f Silk Creek
I’oHtmuatcr General Burle»on has ju*t
bany
to
remuin
indefinitely.
are vistiing at the home o f W. A.
On« year......... ................................$1.50 made the allotment o f this service, and
Among
Haturday
visitors
at
Cottage
Witcher.
Hix inunthir......................................... 75 the geographical distribution o f the*«
Grove wore C. D. Van Valin, Andrew
Austiil Moody attended a purtv at
Advertising rut«* on upplicutioii.
Laud,
Chivrles
Plank,
Mrs.
Prank
W
il­
national buzz wagons is interesting, to
the Dresser home in Lynx Hollow Wed
son
and
Philip
Mosby.
nesday evening.
W. H. T Y R R E L L , Editor and Prop *uy the least. Forty four o f them will
Bertha ivirk visited in Cottage Grove
Mr. and Air*. Marquis* and two son*
whiz over the praetorian pavement* of from Huturday until Hunilay evening.
ure visiting Mr*. Marquis* ’ **iter. Air*.
Kilt I'red n* »»eond clu*» mutter Junusry the imperial *tate o f Oklahoma; twen­
Miss Cora Gillette o f Heattle, who is O. A. Hurnden.
25, 1013, at tli« postoffice at Cottage ty eight o f them will toil through the on her way to the Han Francisco ex­
Mr. und Air*. Nixon, Hr., and Mr.
Grove, Oregon, under tho Act «7
Mindy lune* o f peerle»» Oeorgiu; a* a position, spent from Thursday until and Mr*. Nixon, Jr., anil daughter
Miirch 3, IH7!*.
| Huturduy visiting Miss Georgiu Goulet. Eleunor visited Hunday in Cottage
Just received a lot
A llk in d s o f neckties
reward for electing u Democratic sena­
Mrs. Chus. Teeters and daughters, Grove.
of suit cases and
tor, California will get nineteen of Benetta and Nellie, went to Cottage
50c values, n o w ...2 5 c
Helen Mood,- o f Sumner is visiting
TH E R U R A L SCHOOLS.
h ags, $1.20 an d
these government benzine buggies; Mr. Grove Huturduy, returning home Hun relative* und friends here.
H ats
valu e
from
Burleson '» owu state o f Texas w ill have duy.
Nearly everybody Uu* been taking a
u p ...................... $ 5.95
Leo Wilson o f Wendling visited with *wim in the river since the weather has
A contemporary t hut in evidently eight; Louisiunu will have one. The
$2.00
to
$3.50,
B o y s ’ R om pers o f
been *o warm.
more familiar with whut city people great state o f Pennsylvania get* two— home folks Hunday.
H. H. Petrie and w ife o f Cottage
A chicken feed and party was held
y o u r choice n o w
g o o d 75c, values
think i* taught in the country echoed* located, for a guess, in A. Mitchell Grove visited Hunday ut the J. O.
in H orn’* d r iv e Wednesday. Instead
than with what i* actually tuught there, Palm er’s district. New York will have Teeters home.
n
o
w
..7
.....................45c
........... $1.65 & $1.95
o f having a bon fire lantern* were hung
Mr. aud Mrs. Frank Wilson went to about in the trees. About 100 were
hazard* the opinion that the ordinary none, because Mr. Burleson and the ad­
present. Mr. nnd Mr*. Hour* and »op,
rural »ehool touche* little thut i* re ministration in general does not like Creswell Wednesday.
K. U. Wilson o f Hpringfield visited I f ha Widershcin and Mildred Pringle
latcil to rural life. It* influence, thi* New York just now. But the sign ifi­
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank W il­ o f Cottnge Grove were out-of-town
writer think*, tend* to exalt the aterile cant thing is that a Southern Postmast­ son, Huturday and Hunday.
guest*.
Albert Hugue and family o f Oakland
theoretical Mtudiei. at the expen»« of er Ocnerul proceeds to put about eighty
Delbert Bennett and He/.ekinh Tuek-
»pent the past week visiting Mrs. er o f Wendling were visitor* here Sun­
the tiNeful.
per cent o f these machines into three
H ague’s brother, Hen McCollum, o f this day.
1‘erhap* thi* may be true in aomc Southern stntes. This experiment with
pluce.
place», but not in thi* part of Weetern automobiles in rural free delivery was
(juite a number from here attended
M O U N T V IE W .
Oregon. Here, thank* to un enlight intended by Congress to be national in the minstrel show ut Cottage Grove
July 2fl.— A! is* Carrie Heath, Mi»*
cued policy, the work o f the rural its scope. The Postmaster General in­ yesterday.
Jessie Hcott 1 . Ml Mr*. Jean Mosby re
Ed Bennett o f Kujudn spent Hunday turned Haturday from an extended visit
»ehool* i* kept inteneely alive and tends to make it sectional. However,
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jus. in Portland and Hillsboro.
cloaely related to the intereat* o f the • his is u sectional administration.
Bennett.
Mr. and Mr*. J. R. Cooley enter
community. The
Ho-culled
practical
Ruth Jennings o f Cottage Grove is tuined Friday nt an informal dinner
plume of education, of cour»e, cannot
At a meeting o f the Commercial Club visiting her parents, Mr. and A ir s . C. H. given in honor o f their fifteenth wed
be given too great empha»i* in element held Monday evening n delegation from Jennings.
ding anniversary'.
The Hcott and Chrismun thresher
Air. and Mr*. H elliw ell called at C.
ary work, but it i* included to u most the Commercial Club o f Eugene ap­
sturted up Wednesday for the seuson’s W. Hears’ one evening last week.
nalutary degree.
peared and asked that Cottage Grove run.
L. A. Chamberlain is harvesting his
In one lame County »ehool, for in raise enough money to pay the expense
Mr. und Mrs. J. H. Jennings o f Fre­ grain crop on the* Stocks place this
mont,
Neb.,
arrived
Tuesday
for
u
visit
week.
Htnnec, the atuilenta have a Babcock of keeping E. M. Warren one month at
.Misses Bertha and Edna Sears are
tenter and teat the milk that i* brought the Exposition as the representative of with the form er'» brother, C. II. Jen
ning*.
working at the Cottnge Grove cannery.
to them by the patron*. In thi* way I,one County, the Eugene people under­
Mrs. Barnhart and daughter Thelma
Quite a lar- - number o f young peo-
they not only learn a inoat practical taking to ruise money enough to keep were Cottage Grove callers Tuesday.
|iie from Cot; age Grove motored out
Miss Ethel Wilson and Miss Maude to the old swimming hole nt the Currin
aide of modern farming, but render a him there the balance o f the time until
dietinct and important »ervice to the the Exposition closes. The amount Hhields went to Cottage Grove Friday, bridge Sunday.
returning Haturday.
Mr. and Alr.i. Scott Chrisman o f Do-
community. Gardening, too, i* not neg asked o f Cottage Grove is about $130.
— Five sworn statements called by the Comptroller of
Jus. Bedford, w ife and son Edwin rena visited their granddaughter, Air».
lected, and the induatrial chili move­ The importance o f having a representa­
were callers in Cottage Grove Hunday. Geo. Currin, Hunday.
the currency, submits to two examinations by N at­
ment i* an iuiportent part of the »ehool tive there and the acknowledged fit-
Mr. and Mr;. Cooley spent Sunday at
ional Bank Examiners.
the
V.
D.
W
hite
home
in
the
Grove'.
uess o f Mr. Warren for the work
work.
S IL K CREEK.
The rural schools may not get the were discussed, nfter which it was
July 2tl.— W. B. Bittinger is building
S A G IN A W .
intensive study that is given to the unanimously voted that J. F. Hprny a new burn.
July 27.— Air». Alary Taplin o f Cot­
Alice und Juck Gildersleeve went to tage Grove was a visitor at the Taplin
city schools, because of lack of a com­ canvass the town to secure the money
A Board of Directors that directs and it is a member
plete and well balanced organization, und several sulmcriptions o f $2.50 were Lynx Hollow Wednesday evening to at­ home here oil Hunday.
of
the Federal Reserve Bank.
tend n lawn party nt the I. N. Dresser
Mrs. Fred Witcher and children nr-
but they are not lacking in ideals nor volunteered on the spot. The visitors
home.
rived
ill
Saginaw
last
Monday
evening
lire they growing away from the life from Eugene were G. W. G riffin, Geo.
Mrs. E. I.. Lawrence of Crnriere City, for a visit with friends aud relatives.
of the communities in which they are (joule, liny Goodrich and H. A. Atkin­ Ore., has been visiting recently ut the
Miss Lyndall Gibler has been serious­
*
located. Eugene Register.
home o f her brother, 1’eter Denrdorff. ly ill but is improving slowly.
son.
Mrs. Mary Bunch 1ms returned to her
Capital,
............
.............................................. $25,000
There was t; hilarious old time down
Surplus and Undivided Profits,..........................................$60,000
on the river at a chicken roast Wed­
The Kaiser writes President Wil»on
President Wilson plnyed the “ watch­ home in Oakland.
Mrs. H. E. Markley visited the first nesday evening. A hundred or more
a diplomatic note and then goes out ful w aitin g’ ’ game in Mexico with in­
of the week at the home o f her sister, were three.
and sinks another neutral ship carrying different success but he doesn't have to
Mrs. Win. Medley.
John Bates :s in Saginaw making ar­
American passengers. This leads Ted watch nor wnit for the Kaiser to tor
Mrs. Tom Kennedy of Hpoknne and rangements
move to Washington.
dy to »ay that he wants less elocution pedo another vessel carrying American Mrs. E. Hule of Const Fork were visi­ Mrs. Bates is poorly and it is hoped to
tors nt the L. L. Woolley home the first benefit her health by this change of
and more action on the part o f Presi­ passengers.
climate.
o f the week.
dent Wilson.
The W illis and Howard Baling Cq.
The cool river water draws its merry
DR. BOYD W A R N S A G A IN S T
wore nt work for Eugene Miller Thurs crowd o f bathers and incipient swim­
1200 Lose Their Lives.
DANGER.
mers
these warm evenings.
day.
»
W a n t e d — H a rn e s s to Oil.
B rin «; v o u r liarn -
\
Twelve hundred persons were drown­
Kir. and Mrs. J. W. Lino o f Yoncnlla
The League o f Honor and Mercy will
Portland Telegram.— Thut this nation
ess in n o w a s w e can lo ok a fte r them better
f
ed in the Chicago river last Saturday is trembling on the verge of the nbyss and Miss Funny Haney of Divide were hold its meetings every alternate Sun 5|
here Hunday.
day beginning the 25th at the home of i
when the passenger steamer Eastland
than w e can la te r on.
s
o f war and that it is the duty o f every
Elder R. W. Alrey and E. M. Bab the superintendent, Mrs. D. W. Melvin-
rapsired from overloading at its dock.
nev. There will be important business
good eitixen to refruin from stirring up cock went to Lynx Hollow Sunday.
The passengers were mostly women and bitterness against any o f the contend­
Mrs. llnnnnb Deets o f the Grove is at the next meeting, Aug. 8.
Mr. Hamden has bought Mr. N e a t’s
children and employes of the Western ing nations o f Europe, was the kernel visiting this week with Mrs. Lewis
second crop t clover which was first-
Electric Company who were bound for of n sermon delivered lust evening nt Woolley.
Grant Hweet o f Lynx Hollow was in clnss in even respect and is hauling it
a lake excursion. It was known that the First Presbyterian church by the
the neighborhood Haturday.
ia today. Air. Johnston is stacking a ^ • .« V z ’ .z ’.z ’.z ’.z ’.z V z ^ ’.k V a a 'J i’iliM W A iW A iA S W A tS S ira tS JtS k
the Eastland was a top heavy boat and Kev. John H. Boyd.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wood o f Eugene were fine crop o f wheat grown on his hill
when twenty five hundred people were
land opposite the Hcott home.
A grout responsibility, too, he de­ guests nt the Ferris home Hunday.
Mrs. John Ashby nnd daughter Ruby
Mr. Moody will have about seventy-
crowded onto her decks the vessel cap­ clared, rests upon the press o f the
were callers nt the L. B. Hlngle home five pounds i,f first-class honey from
sized. Federal inspectors were on duty country, to be calm and dispassionate
•*
Our home cured meats are fa r superior to the custom cured article
his hives this season.
the first o f the week.
t and cheaper. Have you tried them?
to prevent overcrowding but neither in its utterances. The great danger of
A. L. Chitwood was quite ill with
F- T. Bens n and D. W. AieKinney •
DRESSED CHICKEN EVERY SATURDAY
they nor the officers of the boat inter “ communal madness“ whs illustrated the grip the Inst o f the week.
made a business trip to the Grove F ri­
or at any other time on order
Mr. Wood, n divinity student from day.
ferred. The causes o f the catastrophe from history and from his own experi­
%
Bologna, Sausage, Hamburger, and Lard, all home made. Fresh
are now being investigated but what ence in the Houth, where a negro mur­ Eugene, will preneh nt the Methodist
Church Hunday, Aug. 1, nt 11 o ’clock.
* and salt meats and fish in season. P kices M ost R easonable .
good will that do. No one will be dered was lynched by a mob o f there­
LO RANE.
Sam Damewood from the Cedars was
July
2fi.—
Ralph
Lynch,
having
got
\
*
punished.
tofore peaceful, law abiding citizen*, n guest at the Burehnm home Hunday;
his new barn f-aished. is now having a *
also Mrs. N. J. Dnmewood.
A Chicago dispatch snvs:
who in the hour o f mildness clamored
Pure Home Made Lard Our Specialty
Those who called on Mrs. I.ou Wheel­ dandy little L >:..e built fronting on the •* Peoples Meat Market
“ Greater by hundreds would have for the negro’s life “ even as the mob
er Haturday evening were D. A. Estes new road cut .iff.
been the number o f dead on the steam at Jerusalem howled for the blood of and family. Mr. nnd Mr*. J. F- Gilder
Mr*. A. A. Reid went to Eugene
er Eastland but for prodigies o f hero­ the noblest soul that ever walked this sleeve, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. W. Gilder Tuesday to meet a sister-in-law, Miss
sleeve and children, Mrs.- Ada Wilson Reid, who comes to make a vacation eral weeks’ visit with relatives here.
ism. The heroes ranged from slips of earth.”
Special Program for Saturday at
and children, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Chit­ visit. Miss Hold is n Michigan school
The Arcade.
girls to ragged dock rats and holms.
Aliss Olga Söderström went to Eu­
He denounced the New York paper, wood, Miss Dora Chitwood nnd Miss teacher.
gene last week for an indefinite stay.
Manager Blackford has secured a
‘ • A frail mite o f a girl crawled over “ The Fatherland,' ’ for continually at­ Myrtle Walker.
Hummer sj tying for aphis is now
Mrs. \V. E. Burkett went to Portland I special picture for hi* patron* for Hat­
the slippery side o f the ship at the risk tempting to arouse hatred in this coun­
O. C. Davis nnd Mrs. Frank Davis in progress on the big orchard tracts.
Friday evening, returning Saturday urday afternoon and evening, entitled
o f her life and with her little arms try against England, and likewise dis­ and two daughters and Ethel Rogers of
The Chapn:: n family have purchased evening.
“ The Post Volunteer.” This is a
Lorane railed Huturday at the L. B. Mrs. I.. C row ’s house nnd will make it
dragged several children to safety.
powerful drama o f love und war. . It is
patches emanating from English sources
Airs.
Edna
Hedrick
came
out
from
fiv e big reels o f thrilling battle scenes
“ A gloomy man who was out o f work that 10,000,000 Austro Hungarians in Slagle home on their way to Eugene their home.
Cottage
Grove
Sunday
morning
to
take
with their auto.
The M iller family, who live nt the charge o f the cook house at the I.eb- and m ilitary life, interwoven with
and contemplating suicide in the river this country would begin a campaign
Elder H W. Airey left Monday for south end ot the valley, had a visit
heart interest. For the matinee they
anon Lumber Co. camp.
found plenty o f work when the year-*! o f incendiarism if the shipment o f mu Ontario. He experts to work in Idaho
will give each child a bar o f sweet pop­
from the stork last week.
capsized. He plunged in and rescued nitions o f war by America to the al­ the coming venr.
The dance nt the Divide hall Satur­ corn.
Mr. and Vrs. Bryant o f Eugene are
Mrs.
K.
W.
Airey
and
children,
ac­
day
evening
was
a
success.
A
large
nine before he was dragged out almost lies did not cease.
For tonight there is a special four
companied by Miss Elsie Tilbnsn, ex at their summer home here. They have crowd was present.
part drama o f the Orient, entitled 1 ‘ Tho
dead by other rescuers.
“ All lies,” declared the speaker, pert to leave Tuesday for a drive to a friend visit tig them.
Corsair.’ ’ This has many superb set­
J. Night ill ie regrets his vacation
“ A policeman made a inoPWman stop but some fart some moraing might in Coo* County.
tings and is a beautiful story o f the
Wm. Cox and family left M onday for I here is at an end. He has returned to
between stations, ran back along the flame with communal madness the
W ALD EN
oriental people.
his business ia Detroit, Mich.
F.ugene
to
visit
a
few
days.
Mr."
Cox
July 24.— Miss Gladys Schilling spent
traeks, plunged into the river and saved hearts o f 100,000,000 o f our people.
On Monday comes the fourth episode
» i l l go on from there to Ferdinand.
Wednesday and Thursday with home of that wonderful serial, “ The Exploits
eight from drowning.
“ l.et us guard ourselv es and pray to Idaho.
B L J H M O U N T A IN .
folks.
o f Elaine.”
Those who have seen it
“ There were numerous boy heroes. the Most High God that if the fire it
July 27.— Vrs. Palmer and son Joel
Miss Hazel Ashby is visiting with know how interesting it is nnd it is
In two eases the little fellows them to burn, and war come, it may be oaly
visited at the Thompson home Priday j her sister, Mrs. Lloyd Smith.
DI89TON AND RUJUDA
getting better as it goes along. There
selves perished after helping women for humanity and for eternal righteous
July 2d.— Miss Beatrice McGee re­ and Haturday.
Aliss Ethel and Herman Rasch went is the Pathe news, showing principal
Rufus and Harah Rawlings were ]
turned
to
Rujada
Monday
after
having
and children to safety.
happenings o f the world and the fash­
to Walker Wednesday evening.
ness." ’
spent Haturday and Hunday with home shopping in the Grove Friday
“ tine boy. wh.vse identity is still nn
Mrs. Jasper Patten was a Grove visi­ ions that are o f especial interest to the
Airs. Thom; >n. Mrs. Traer and Mrs.
folks ia Cottage Grove.
I women.
tor Friday.
revealed, jumped from the dock into
Invita the World.
Yeta Ditcher returned from Star Robbins visited at Perkins Hunday.
“ The Price o f F a m e." the first o f
A
number
■
f
the
young
people
from
:
the river to help two women hanging
Mrs.
Preston
is
visiting
her
dauga-
Tuesday
afternoon.
Washington and Oregon stand today
ith e scries o f “ Who P a y s f*' will be
here
attended
the
ramp
meeting
at
the
j
ter.
Mrs.
E.
C.
Holliday.
Mr*.
Flo
McGee
returned
to
Rujada
!
to an object in the midstream. He was on the eve o f the greatest era o f proa
her*’“” Friday, Aug. 13. This “ Who
Tuesday morning from Cottage Grove. I Grove Hunday evening.
J. C. Schilling expects to begin baling
swimming to the dock with one o f the penty they have ever seen.
P a y s " series deals with the twelve
Finley Whipps visited in the Grove
A lvi* Wicks o f Star was ia Rujada
hay
Alonday,
women wh«n the either flung her arms
vital problems o f life and consist o f
Hunday. whe; Mrs. Whipi w
Jtlivillii.
It may be two or three year» before on business Wednesday.
Frank Brumbaugh went to London twelve 3-part dramas, one to be shown
around his neeh and all three were these changed conditions reach ns but
Bill Smith o f Disaton left Wednes taking treafr eta.
each week. There ia a great moral at­
Home relat . • o f Mrs. Kihboy from Hunday for the summer,
drowned
come they « i l l just as sure as the rising day for Eugene where he expects to
Nebraska an ..sitin g there a few d a y s ’ Mr. and Mrs. Claude Arne spent Hun­ tached to each o f these stories and
remain for the summer.
“ William Raphael, manager o f a o f the sua.
shows who pays for the follies o f the
day evening at I.inebaugh '*.
Mrs Roy Garoutte and Veta Holder- thi* week.
commission house, leaped into the river
1 American people. Each one is abso­
When they do cosse these two states man o f Rujada railed at the Bea Pitch
Joe Burnett and Ed Turpin are haul­ lutely complete in itself, not being eon-
and was swimming to the doch with two want to be ready to throw wide the er home Friday.
ing hay to the Grove for J. C. Schilling.
D IVID E .
nected in any manner.
women when a fat man, his face a door o f industrial opportunity aad ia-
Mr*. J. A Carr o f Disaton was a Cot­
July 26.— V is * Ruth Mackey spent aj
Mr*. Joe Wilson »ad children from
livid green from fear, rlutehed the v ite the world here to develop our on tage Grove visitor Friday aad Haturday. few davc o f last week with Mabel Washington visited with Mrs Wilson's
Loraa Hunt aad Raymond Gleason Hhortridge a. r London.
sister. Mr*. Ja*. I .chow, last week.
dress o f one o f the womea
Raphael I told resource*.
Arranging Conference
of Wildwood have b e*« hsul.ng hay i
Mr*. G. H. Sodetwtrom and sons o f
hirhed hint in the fare, bat in the atrug
The Eugene Commercial Club is ar-
We must be ready to do more than to Alex Luadbeeg aad Fred Whitromb
Cottage Grose visited last week at the
ranging » conference o f representatives
glr the fat man amt one woman were merely invite, we must be ready to the past week.
A. Roderstroai horn*.
of all the counties o f the Willamette
Mane
Jones
o
f
Cottage
Grove
eame
drowned
1 show the world that we are through
Valley to protest in vigorous tones
Lester IK >.in*on tmnMrtod bn«i
“ All witnesses agree that la the 1 the experimental stage aad are ready ■p Saturday to vi*it Veta Pitcher.
Grove la^t Wednt'^tar.
against severing the lands o f tho
Thelma Boat of Wildwood was in neas in C otti)
eeisls women were stronger and calmer to offer investor» protection ia the way
O. A C. land grant into the forest re­
Charlie M l ‘ r w f i t to Eujjone Ttiursi
Dvsstoa aad Rujada Haturday oa busi
While the men fought madly for their of awae legislation, low tase* aad free ueo*.
serve and to demand their disposition
day morning
He intend* fivin f to
at fair price* to settlers and others who
lixew, the womea and girls, after the dom from unnecessary r-%. lint ion af
Portland.
w ill develop them and bring a revenue
first paaie. qaichly revovered. They private basisco*.
T. O. Hut. VinfUMi, w ife nnd grand­
IA O IN A W A N D DELIGH T T A L L E Y
into the treasuries o f the counties in­
ma,
Pete
Tonoli
and
wife.
daughter
The
ehing patiently to hits o f wreehage and
Jaly
X .—Cottage Grave visitor*
terested. There are 2.300,000 acres in
Th is program ia worthy of the sap-
D.
Dugan
ar.
J
no*,
E.
Turner,
Hattie
obeyed eommaads of reoraera. Those port of every commercial orgsatxattea. from this vieiaity Haturday were Mr.
the grant, lying almost entirelv within
aad Mr» Taplia. Mr t^ith. Mr*. Joli. Torarr. Ed H der?»trom. Orpfca ^rven *.
the Willamette Valley.
trapped in the hall waited calmly for laborer aad In e s c a ama, ia the two
N.
Lewis
nnd
w
ife,
W.
Breed,
w
ife
and
Jesse Tucker, Fra«k Maaafield. Mr. a»d
death or rescue The mea, however, state* aad ws should all go about it Mr* Adaev aad rhildrew and Mr». son. Mrs. G. P. Miller. Mrs. Woolley j
and children, Mrs. E. L. McReruolds
chiefly young foreigner«, dragged wo just as systematically a* we wowM the Beast oa.
E. N. Cmson returned today from
Mineral Baths Heated AU Day 25 c
Mr» Bar»dea visited a few day* Inst aad son K enr.eth were v is it o » to Cot-
mea from plaeea o f safety aad even af establishment of a new basisca*, fer a
Tillamook, where he has bee« in busi
tage Grove last week.
week
in
Sagene
and
Irving.
neaa. He experts to do painting and
ter their own safety was assured stood program like this wilt mswa more basi
Mr». Fred Witeber and rkiM re« re- I Mis* V irg r Huston left Monday for
Calapooya Soft Drinks on Ice
papering here, sign painting being his
stolidly withoat offerin g to asavst.' '
aess for all of n s - E x .
turned irosa Medford Tusnday.
her honse ia M yrtle Creek after a set- (
specialty.
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER
^
The
B u y in g
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The Sample Store can Save You 25
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The First National Bank
‘SAFETY FIRST”
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CULVER BROTHERS
NEXT SUNDAY
Calapooya Springs
Hotel
CHICKEN DINNER
Ice Cream, etc. 50c