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About The Leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1895-1903 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1901)
The following obituary notiee is taken from a Lakeview exchange and w ill be of interest to many rel atives and old-time friends of the deceased's husband, M r Mann Whortou. P U R E L Y PERSONAL. Hion W ateii . — Sunday wus gen cr- 1 ally obseryed ns high-water day by Fine rings at H U Madsen’s. our citizens. While tho water has “ C O P” T H E JEW ED ER. been at different periods consider Perry L on g went to Eugene, able higlior than at this time prob Tuesday. ably fully as much damage resulted in Cottage Grove as ever before Pro Boyer to night! Don’ t fail owiDg to the fact that the town has to hear him. spread out over a great deal more Mr and Mrs Scott left for P ort territory and there were a great land, Thursday on a brief visit. many more sidewalks and crossings Albert Long, of Portland, visited to be swept around out of place. Saturday evening it began to rain in with friends in tbe Grove a few torrents and kept at it all nigbt days last week. Ssss w D r y Goods Clot t in s We invite you to call and inspect Woaro cutting tho price on many lour line o f Men’s, Br.y’s and goods in this line. Children’s clothing. W e have one We are closing our line of Shirt price for all. Our vvluas ere Waists at Special Prices. unsurpassed. W hobton .— I sabel M Whorton (neo Isabel M George) born in Siskiyou W om en 1 * County, California May 22. 18G5 died in Lakeview. Oregon, Decern, M a d e a t C uildben ’ s V est « * S uits , ber 8 1900. o u r NEW $2 00 to $5.50 a Biiit, The old church bell in the belfry With Fancy Vest. tolled again last Sunday. * FACTO T O T * f Its mournful notes told the sad tale Bov’s V s i . e ash L ong P ants , over again; said in the dumb long and well into (he next day. By Did you hear the High-water $2 00 1 ., $11 50 u suit language that another loved one had day light the river was well up to Serenading Company the other crossed the dark river that seperates the top of it banks and raising very night? rapidly which it continued to do un C .r .V , life and eternity. Me::. Jas Hemenway started for Salem, And then the funeral cortege til nearly noon when it began to Mouday morning to attend the legis Up-to-date Shoes subside. Quite a large portion of slowly moved from the door of Clay Worst; n H! ri' r-s and Plaids, lature. W o are Sole Agouti for tho Ham-' sorrowful and blighted home to halt the town on the east side of the river a finolirie from which to make your “ Gene” Stockwell, of Creswell, is iiton Brown Shoe Co's lino of . hoes selection. at the church steps thence to the and south of the newly graded Main city o f the dead, there to deposit street was covered with water and visiting with his cousin Herbert in Cottage Grove. Have just re ceived a large shipment. Latest Prices from $G.OO to $18.00 a suit beneath the low green tent the cold, a few buildings had to be temporari Hawley, of this city. Btyle. dead form of a beloved wife and ly vacated but no seriovs damage O F Knox, of Eugene, was up Very many numbers wo are now L adies ’ Frau S hoes , was done. Schlee’s grocery store mother. looking after his stock that were re showing were purchased by us be- >/ 75 cents to $3.23 a pair.' I t was not unexpected; it was no and restaurant and the W C T U ported lost during the high water. toro tho advance in price or th . Max’s F ixe S hoes , surprise, when, on Saturday reading rooms floors were submerg j prices we ure making would b .h »> Chas Cochran spent several days ' $1.50 to $1.00 a pair. morning last at 8 o’clock the an ed uud rubber boots were necessary ■ puaeible. nouncement was made that Bell to reach several residences. The the past week with bis mother at O bld hen ’ s F ins S hod ,, this place, returning to Eugene Whorton was dead. H er friends had principal damage done in the city 25 cents to $3.00 a pair. floating Yesterday afternoon. expec.eu to here the sad word at any was the loosening and moment, and were prepared. Con- around of a gnud many sidewalks Mr Guss Bock and wife of In cious to the last, and fully aware and crossings. This would not have dependence were visiting the first that Bhe was about to be summoned occured had it not been for the of the week with P rof A L Briggs to solve the mysteries of death, she grading of main street which acted and family of this city. said a few parting words to the dear as a dam to the water entering the Mrs J S Medley, loft Tuesday, for ones about her then went to sleep south side of town. The necessary a short visit with her mother Mrs the eternal sleep thut knows no culverts and drainage was not pro — ■+— Hanson and other friends before vided in doing this work and city waking. Mrs. L. D. B E C K j* leaving for, California. A t the church the good man should take steps to remedy the Will rive MUSIC Lessons on tha Miss Laura Newland, who has whose duty called him to say the defect, The high water also demonstrated been here for some time with her last few words, for the parting spirit A t th e -^ r - and a prayer for the salvation of the that the dam across the river above sister, Miss Louise, returned to her home at Sodaville, Tuesday. soul, feelingly referred to ber last town is is too high by two feet --- —♦---- ------------------- hours of life joyful hours to her in or more and until this is remedied The high water compelled S E Using the Late, Graded German which she found Christ and seeming by levying on either side of the river Wallace and family to vacate their Mothod now taught in ly died in happiness. Isabel W hor above the dam or by lowering the home at the birckyard, tbe water be BerliD, Germany. ton was the beloved wife of Manly dam to its original hight Cottage ing eight or ten inches deep upon Whorton, sister of John O George Grove can look for greater trouble the floor of their residence. TEUMS, 50 CTS PEIt LESSON OF 30 MINUTES. and mother of G eorgie Whorton of from high water most any winter. M r Herman Reeves, who is work Our city dads should take thiB Twenty one stamp photos for 25 cts, Lakeview. Besides these relatives ing iu a large shoe store in Salem, at Taylor’s Gallery. she has brothers, Carlton, Frank and matter in hands and see if an effective visited with his uncle Mr Edgar K ing An effort is being made by the A1 G eorge; sisters, Mrs Bose Pool, remedy cannot be applied. and family o f this place a few days W C T U to have placed in all Mrs Sabra Wise of Siskyou county. Old settlers on Silk Creek say that this week, returning, Wednesday. public schools the picture of Miss Cal, ami Mrs Lottie lleed, of Sun they do not remomber ever seeiug Miss Minnie Foss left for Eugene, Francis E Willard. Francisco, And amidst the pines of that stream as high as it was last Siskiyou un nged gray haired mother Sunday. But one bridge wns ,eft Thursday afternoon where she will To T he D eaf .—A rich lady cured of mother in sorrow over her lost on the creek out of four or five nud make her home for the present. her Deafness and Noise in the Head by darling weeps with the heartburns ami considerable damage was done Miss Foss has many friends here D r Nicholson’s Artiflcal Ear Drums, gave $10,000 to his Institute, so that who regret to see ber leave. and sorrow that only a mother can to tho county road. Gro eries, Always a full stock on hand lowest prices. at Drugs Here is where wo save you money Furnishings Goods A Big Stock on Hand. Garun & Newland Gannì & Newland. MUSIC LESSONS C. P. PARSONAGE © SHOES! SHOES! * leel. Deceased puma tn—I Siskiyou county in 1885. On Oct, 1889 she became the wife of Manly Whorton. Prom this union there were two children one litt.e son who lies gone before and the remains of the mother were hurried by tbe side of her cbild. Rev C W Raymond of tbe Methodist Church officiated at the funeral and delivered a most impressive sermon of “ Death” His His text was appropriate, He told of the three classes of death which come to human beings.—the horrible dentil of tbe blasphemer who cursed God in life and waited until his dying moment before seeking salvation the death of the one who lived a moial life, hut, owing to circumstances surroundig thut life was not induced to seek God until the last hour the deathbed repentance; and the death on tbe Cross at Calvary. Tbe minister said many tender things regarding the life of Belle Whorton and many ip that croweded church were moved to tears. She was a good woman and while death removes her from this sphere she leaves behind many friends who will drop a silent tear in memory of one they loved in life. The husband and little son, the mother the brothers and sisters, and. lastly, the venerable father-in-law and mother- in-law who loved her as their own child have the deep sympathy of the community. Hon Ivan McQueen arrived here by private conveyance this afternoon from his home near Lorano about 16 miles southwest from Eugcnb. He will go to Salem to attend the legis lature tomorrow or Monday. He has been confined to bis bone continuously ever since about May 1st. H e says he is now better than he has been for months. With the aid o f one crutch he can get around fairly well.— Guard. To Car. A (a,Iti In One !>•>. Take Laxative Bromo-Quiolno Tab lets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E W Grove’s signa ture an each box. 23c. in oof . S u-r iUni t:,., Redfoid bridge had gone out Suu- day was uufounded the bridge is still standing although uot iu a safe condition for travel. One of the piers settled out of place and gives the structure a had appearance as well ns subjects it to an unusual strain. It Should be repaired before greater damage is done or the country will suffer a loss of several thousand dollars. In the report by Su ptof Morey to tho National Convention of the W C T U recently, it was stated that that there were 100,000 signatures to the pledge not to wear birds. Also that Roosevelt had signed a bill making the wearing of wild birds in New York state unlawful, and imposing a fine from $25 to 160 for each offense, the report says that it has been proved as a scientific fact that the destruction of so many birds is disturbing the balance of nature. Insects which these birds would have used for food have destroyed grains and fruits. Albany Democrat: Miss Lettie Veateh of Cottage Grove, nud Mrs Ida Happersett, o f Portland, who have been visiting Miss Pearl L ivin g ston, left on this morning’s local for Portland. ueaf people unable to procure the Ear Drums may have thorn Free. Address A U . OI A iiu 1 780 Eighth Avenue Cl> u r c b A n o oil ne e ill cuts. There will bo preaching service at the Cumberland Presbyterian church Mr and Mrs Dick Vandevert re next Sunday. Subject 11; a m “ The Garments of turned last Monday, from Portland whi re they have been spending their The Renewed Soul” Text 7;30 p m “ Y e shall bo honeymoon. The Review desires to extend congratulation.— Priue- witnesses unto me. vill Review. Ed Hebbnrd, who regisgned his position in Lurch’s Store to accept one as traveling salesman for a prominent wholesale house in Port land left for Yoncolla lest week to visit among friends in his old stamp ing ground. E d has scores of friends here who wish him success. L D Beck, Pabtor. First class photos, at Taylor’s Photo Gallery. $1.00 per dozen and up. When your piano needs tuning dont got some tramp tuner to “ fix it” for you. M O Warner, of Eugene und who is well known as a reliable pja.ic £ iil .rT n kT1* » “ 'ja l« t i j j ^ t o Cottage Grove and will keep your piano in order by tho year as reason R R Giltnerand wife arrived up able as you can ask. from portland, last week, on a flying visit with relatives aod friends. The carpenters, painters and Rush returned home Sunday night paper hungers have been busy (he and Fronie stayed over uutil Tues post week fitting up the building to day aftenoou when sho left for home be occupied by tho New Drug Store accompanied by the two little of Nelson, Brehaut ti Co. Ii wil be daughters of M r and Mrs D Hemen an elegant one from present indica A l l R ioht .— Sunday about noon way who will stay with them during tions. a report was circulated that Geo the winter. S ic k H ea d a ch e A ln o liu tl) and I’e rm a M iller and family, who live over in Miss Gertrude Donovan, of Junc ncntly cured by using Mokl Tea. A tbe bottom about a mile and a half tion City, had a narrow escape from pleasant herb drink. Cures constipa from town were in distress owing to being burned to death Monday. tion and iudtgestton, makes you eat, the high watter and sickness and While working near a stove, her sleep work ana happy. Satisfaction that he had been signalling for help clothes caught fire, and her dress guaranteed or money back. 25cts and 50et s. For sale by all Druggests. by firing guns and tho waving of was burned entirely from her body. handkerchiefs etc. Considerable Had it not been for timely assis- Liszt says: “ Music is never station excitement was aroused when it was tance, tho result might have been ary; successive forms and styles are found that it was impossible to only like so many resting places— reach his place or get in hailing Mr and Mrs Adrian Merryman, like tents pitched and taken down distance without a boat and that left for Hillsboro Tuesdny evening, again on the road to the Ideal.” there was no boat to he had. He j where they go to visit a short time, The new German Method of music being a Mason the brethren decided j Mr Merryman has been offered a taught by Mrs L D Beck at the C P on relief. A committee went to the position as druggist with a Spokane manse may well be considered a tent plaining mill and in about two firm and will later go to that city to on the road to the Ideal. hours time bad manufactured a assume his duties there. Mr Merry “ Sixty-five head of blooded sheep skill large enough for three persons. man has made many friends during belonging to O F Knox were drown Volunteers wore called for and Fred bis residence among us but we ed near Cottage Grove during the Burns, It W Veateh and Chester floubt if Cottag Grovee will ever be high water. This is a big loss to Davis at once responded, launched as attractive to him again since be Mr Knox as the sheep were valued the frail craft a.id struck out for tbe has carried away one of her most at $10 each.” — Guard. This is an relief. Upon arriving at Mr Miller's estimable and popular young Indie. ( Mr Knox loflt but few if any they found every thing all right and as a life partner. They have the sheep by the high water. they were in no distress whatever. best wishes of all who know them. SHOES! We have a Limited Line of Ladies’ Gent’s and Misses’ Shoes, which we offer absolutely A T or B*E*L*0*W i* C-O-S-T ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo <H><X><>0000<><H>00<K>OOOC(>0<><K)<H>00<H>00000<><><K)<H>0000<><>(>00<H> If you want the benefit of this great + 5 LA U 6 TER * 5 ALE 4 - ■ Come N O W , for the OFFER will not be good after the Holidays. V u 75* ^ i / -#■ WALL Claim,. T o have tho o n ly store in He‘-tar*’ J rove, "But w o do claim to ha 7 a a la a : j and . veil selected d e c k of. Got Qy C . Wiiicli , t a 23 and © i t . i 1 . ; T c h a n d i s e u ùi’o . ooll at prices. Hals. B o o i l :rv? • -•/ Wo hûvo a fino line of Win for You can’t heat our prices on Hate, all the latest ßt\b. »^olors. Foots nud booi, of nil kinds, in th . >omc iu and lot uô lit j ou uA» iu ibitt Our r.Uy !; .[ t.lio v< ry best quality ino. ti.d are miro to plcabc you. LG r f it \ J C £ M S/iTC H -f Those Opal rings at H C Madsen's jewelry ftore are tho finest in the city. Oo and see them nnd get Ills prices. T h li ilx n o in re Is on « v o it boy o f »he genu in « L a x a tiv e Brom o-Qtiinine t » w * u tho rem edy tbr.t f t i r w i n e o l« l In » «>• d a y O O P r r M eath T 'ft t a * $1 MAKES A LAWYER. K c O a k new aod M Ctofattio« guaranteed Fg> particular, a d d m e V A IS IX 3 T 0 X W U M T O X D IX C l U T KBCL. MW N. L d n , tSaebletfM. U C Fountnin pens, Ladies nnd Gents Watch Chains, Set and Band rings, Curb Chain and Nethcrsole Brace lets, Charms nnd Lockets, Shirt Studs and Cuff Buttons, Thimbles nnd Brooches’. Tea nnd Table Spoons at “ Cop’s" The Jeweler.
