Larve Covirvty Leader :: Supplement
VOL. X V I.
COTTAGE GKOVE, OREGON, JU NK 24, 1904
Literary Entertainment.
The elocutionary enterlaminent
given try Mro. (¡n u e V. Mellinger
under tlie auspices ol tbe Ladies
Aid Society of the Ckristaiu Church,
at the opera bouse on last Saturday
eveniug wan a rare treat to those
who wrere foi l limite euougb to at
tend. Although tlie audience w h h
not large, tbe ttpeaker gave a very
interesting programme, winch was
interspersed with music by local
talent. The citizens of Cottage Or ve
should encourage those who take
an interest in securiug classic enter
tainmeut for this place, by their
presence and patronage.
High
grade eutertaiumeuts are not as
common here sh they should be:
helping as they do to educate the
moral and mental standing of our
people. Such should receive our
hearty co-ooeratiou and encourage
ment.
Summer Normal.
The following is the roster of
instructors for the summer norma
for teachers and students, to be
held at Eugene from June 27th to
August 6 th. F. S. Haroun, Supt-,
Bookkeeping; VV. W. Dixon, Meth
ods, Psychology, Geography, Cram
mer, Hud. of Drawing and Music;
W. B. Dillard, Algebis, Physics,
Physical Geog., School Law ; D. C.
Kellems Heading,
Orthography,
Physiology aud Hygiene; W . G.
Beattie, History, Civi s, Arthmetic,
Comp, and R betoiie; J. \V. Lob-
dell, Vertical writing.
For all general information per
taining to expeUHes, rooms, arrange
ment of work,
classes, studies,
payment of tuition, etc., address, F.
S. Haroun. Supt. and Pres. Eugene
Business College, box 364, Eugene,
Ort gon.
Epworth Leaque Social.
The Epworth League held its
annual business meeting for the
election of officers in the new brick
lodge room Monday evening, the
meeting resolving itself into a very
pleasant social session at the con
clusion of tbe business routine. A
large number of friends of the
League members were present as
guests and a brief literary and
musical programme wan rendered
in a very creditable manner as
follows: Song, Choir; Cornet solo,
Chas. Cochran, with piano accom
paniment by Miss Neva Perkins;
Heading, Miss Allie Phillips; Musical
pantomime exercise. The Ten V ir
gins.
Word guessing game was
then introduced, Mrs. Jas Benson
awarded the prize, a beautiful
hoquet of roses.
Refreshments
No. 10
School Officials Named
were then served consisting of ice
cream and cake and a most eujoy
able evening's social
gutheriug
closed.
I On Mouday tbe annual meeting
■ of school district No. 45, iucludiug
Cottage Grove, wan held at the
LEAOIIE OFFICERS ELECTED.
school hulding. One school director
President. Mrs. Alexander Corp- aud a clerk were chosen. C. II Van-
ron: First Vice President Mr lsham; deuhurg was named director to sue
Second. Miss Lizzie O rpord; Third,, teed J. VV. Gowdy. D. T. Awbrey
Mrs. Jas. Benson; Fourth, J. I. 1 was elected clerk to . ucceed J. K.
Jones; Secretary, Miss Lillian Harn Barrett. The hold over members
Treasurer, Ira Coulter; Organist, of the hoard are L . F. Wooley anil
Mrs. Harry Hart; Junior League O. O. Veatcb.
Superintendent, Mius Jessie Berg. '
The distriet fair will be held at Ea-
Newsy Items From Star.
gene, Septemlrer 20-23, inclusive.
J. B. Stewart and son have return Lañe eounty will make the faii atlract-
ed home friun Eastern Oregon.
ive iu a greater degree iban formerly.
C. A. Harlow has been spending a ' Active work for its success is Uow be-
few days in tbe Bohemia mines.
ingeunied olí at the eoimtv sea!.
Mrs. Clark and Mis» Nora Vaughn
spent a few days at Comstoek Iasi
week.
Mrs. Miles Pi'cher who has been I
quite ill *s improving.
Miss Marguretle lirund was a guest
of the Misses Harlow last week
Will Hankins is working for John
Wicks who is getting out piling for
the PaeIHe Timber Co.
Dave Ivv who has been working at
the Ware house spent a few days at
Star while on his way to the Grove.
Pearl Stewart spent a few days In
the Grove last week.
Will Edwards and two sons were
visiting M r and Mrs. J. B. Stewart
last week.
Vida Brunette of Dorenu is slaving
with her sister Mrs. Chas. Pitcher and
attending school at Star.
Haying has commenced iu our vicin
ity.
There was preaching and a basket
dinner at the Star school house Bun
day which was enjoyed by a large
Do not be deceived by alluring advertisement*
number of people.
THE NEW HOME
SEWING MACHINE
Will Issue Proclamation.
ami think you can get the best made, finest
; ttnish and
MOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINE
The governor’s < ffice is prepariug ior a mere song. Huy from reliable manufac
the annual proclamation relating to turers that have gained a reputation buy honest
and square d -allng. There is none in the world
forest tires, and it will he issued on that c n equal in mechanical construction, dur-
ability of working parts, fineness of finish,
July 1st. The proclamation declar I beauty in appearance or has as many improve-
ing the local option and direct pri I ments as the NEW HOME.
W r i t e f o r C i r c u la r s
mary laws a part of tbe Oregon code
will be issued as soon as the
official vote is can vanned by the
; Orange, Mass.: Boston, Mass.; 28 Union Hquare,
board. This will probably occur New York; Chicago, Ht. Louis, Dallas, Tex.,
witbin a few days, as soon as tbe San Francisco, Cal.; Atlanta, Ga.
FO R S ALE BY
returns from all the counties are re
ceived at the office of tbe secretary
MARION VEATCH
of state.— Daily Capital Journal. F u r n i t u r e D e a l e r
C o ttsg e G ro v e , O r.
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The New Home Sewing Machine Co.
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Located on Southern P<»ciflc Railroad In Douglas County, Ore.
T h e waters w ill cure 90 per
cent o f cases o f Constipation,
Rheumatism, Catarrh, Stom
ach, Kidney, L iver troubles.
One Gallon of These
Waters Contain . . .
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Postuftli-e. Expre»» and public
Telephone on premises. Fruii
♦10 per week up. Including butti»
Trains stop in front of hot-l
Potassium Chloride 546.00 gr
Potassium Promide - - .57 gr
Potassium Iodide - - - .53 gr
Sodium Chloride - - 2M.oogr
D. B o s w e l l,
Magnesium chloride
.Wgr
Calcinili Chloride - j4:<6.ou gr
Calcium Carisma!es . . .to gr
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