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About The Leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1895-1903 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 15, 1901)
I P U R E L Y PERSONAL. To T he D eaf .—A rich Indy cured of DIED. her Deafness aud Noise iu the Hoad by Fine rings at II (J Madsen's. D r Nicholson’s Artiflcal Enr Drums, B ristow . — A t the residence o f her gave $10,000 to Ids Institute, so that sou, Harry Bristow, in this city. Frank Binir was in tlio city Satur deaf people unable to procure the Ear Wednesday evening Feby 13 of day. Drums may have them Free. Address paralysis, Mrs Mary Bristow aged No 10571-0. The Nicholson Institute, O F Knox was up from the county 78 years 2 months and 5 days. t80 Eighth Avenue seat, Tuesday. T he B arber B il l .— Governor Geer has signed the barber's Sunday closing bill and the law is iu force now. Next Sunday tho barber shops in the Grove will all be closed and those who fail to get shaved Satur day will have to wear whiskers for another day. G ood if TitrE-Mr S R Piper of this place, is in receipt of some letters and nowspopor clippings from his old home in Tennesse, that would Bet some wild with delight were they in his shoes. It is to the effect that one William H Piper recently died in the Black Hills, leaving gome mining property worth several millions of dollars to his heirs aud that his nearest heirs were brothers. M r Piper had a brother by that name from whom he nor his relatives had heard for several years. H e was known to have gone to the Black H ill mines and had no family at last accounts of him, whether or not thero is any thing iu the reports, remains to bs dis covered. Mr Piper has a too well ballanced bead to get nervous over the matter and all who know him can only hope for the best. C ougar F ight .-Sunday afternoon, word was brought to town Robt Moshy, Felix Currin, that Jasper Patten and others had captured a live cougar that had escaped the bloody kuife o. Teddy Roosevelt, and were bringing the animal to town where it was hoped enough blooded dogs could be secured to Lave a geuuiuo fight. A bout population gathered half the at the depot, soon to see the wagon bearing the in fill iated beast, roil into town. The excitement quickly subsided how ever when it was learned the coug .■ had died on the road to tov i. Whether of fright at the though’ of meeting the viciojs pugs, rat-teri ers aud bird dogs, so numerous on the streets, or from loss of blood oc casioned from having its hind leg shot off, is not known. Certain it is the poor thing was dead so the ooly thing to do was to have a picture taken of tho defunct feline aud dis pose of its body and narrate the enquiring bystanders the to thril ling account of its capture. By some it is claimed the beast never recover ed from its fright when Bob Mosby climed up tbo tree to shake the animal out, Social. F arewell P arty . “ Aunt Mary” cs she was familliarly known throughout Lane county, was born iu Knox county, Ind, Dec 8 1822 She crossed the plains in 1853 and fust located in the western part of Lane County near the head watero of Long Tom. She was married on March 21 1807, to Dr J K Bristow one of Lane County’ s earliest pioDeers and moved at that time to Pleasant H ill whero she resided un til 188G when she moved to Eugene. There she spoilt 14 years of her life when her son Harry P having moved to Cottage Grove she left Eugene and resided with him until her death. Aunt Mary was the mother of five children two of them died in their infancy, tho three living are sons, J W and R E who resido--in Portland, and P H of this city. Sho was a member of the Christian church fo r over half a century under the auspices of which she will be burried today at Pleasant H ill cemetery, near her old borne. She was an exemplary and loving mother aud a true Christian friend all her life and all who knew her mourn her loss. physical ments and an all-round good time, At a late hour the party for their respective separated homes after Wheeler. OUR at new , v [ ' •/ unsurpassed. G ro eries, /) » * CiiiLwir.N’.s V estee S uits , Æ Bov's K nee i-.:r> L ono P ants , Drugs I Hero is whero we save you money $2.00 to $11 CO a suit. Furnishings Goods Up-to-date Shoes \ c* 1 f <2 i ■ i 71 u f v f L . * iO £_> 77 tU vO I A B ig Stock ou Hand. Clay W o rst'd Stripes and TMui is, Miss Mock, of Saginaw, spent Wo ara Sole Agents for the Ham Saturday and Sunday iu the Grove. ilton Brown Shoe Co’s line of shoes a fineÎ-no from which to make your selection. in Cottage Grove. Hare just re-, Dr Job made a professional visit ceived a large shipment. L a test! Prices from 7(1.00 to $13.00 a suit to Saginaw Wednesday, afternoon. Style. Very many numbers we are now Miss Nina Ostrander, returned to L ad ie s ' F in e S hoes , showing were purchased by us be Eugene after spending Sunday with \, 75 cents to $3.25 a pair . 1 fore tbo advance in price or tlie- her parents, in this city. H en ’ s F ink S hoes , prices we are making would b a is v M r Leston Lewis went to Eu- - ■ $1.50 to $1.00 a pair, poeeiblo. geno, Monday afternoon where ho i O bldben ' r F lyu Snore, goes to enter tho U of O. 'a . © .cen ts to ?2D0 a paAv Davo Allison returned to Rose- burg Saturday afternoon, after a few days visit with his parents. at With Fancy Vest. J J G W Long made a business trip to Portland this week. Rev S B Morss. of Creswell, was in the Grove one day this week. Always a full stock on hand lowest prices. $2.00 to J5.50 a suit, ... .... Hi- ’ • .e if . j*' 31 ■ Gamas & Iwlastl. daman k M a t MUSIC LESSONS A A © © UfK SHOES! SHOES! We have a Limited Line of Ladies’ Gent’s and Misses’ Shoes, which we offer absolutely A T or B-E-L-O-M OO-S-T If you want the benefit of this great + M U S T E R * SALE 4 - by clerk Lee Tuesday. Dr Geo W all lias been appointed a district surgeon for the Southern BORN. Pacific Company at Cottage Grove B eaole -^-T o the wife of A H Beagle under the newly arranged system Feb 12 1901. a s o d . of the company’s medical and sur gical department. A good appoint Church Announcements. ment. J C L on g spent a few days at Salem the past week looking for a location to erect a grist mill. I f he decides to locale there be will re move the machinery from the mill at this place. W e hope he will de cide to remain at Cottage Grove. Miss Pearl Addison who Las been However it must be acknowledged teaching school near Harrisburg is that this is not a wheat growing home for a short time on account of community to any great extent. sickness there. Rev I, D Beck, left Tuesdny for Mrs Fred Folton who came up to luck and a pleasant new homo. M r attend her mother. Grandma Crow’s Benson has lived in Cottage Grove funeral, returned to her homo at for several years and has almost Junction, City Monday. beoome one of our city's adopted Frank Crow Jr started fo r Pullman sons and Mrs Bensou having been Washington, Monday, after several born and raised here, Cottage months visit with his parents and Grove feels it has lost one of her friends here. ters. In this our less is Baker City’s gain. Those present were. Mr and Mrs Phillips, M r and Mrs Scott, Mr and Mrs Boyd, M r and Mrs Jas Benson Mrs Herbert Eakin, Mrs Crandall, M r and M rs Wheeler The Missses Elsie Lea, Gertrude and Nettie Burdick, Della U bite, Cleo Lewis. Dessie aud Orpba Harms Mary Cnrrin, Josie Benharo, Daisy Arnold, Ruby Crandall and Ethel Wooley. Mesfre Frank White, Roy Hemenway, Elbert Veatcli, Horace Harms, Armond 5\ynne and 5V I M a d e A J DI V I DE wishing Mr and M is Benson good most estimable and popular daugh W o H' en ,, SU even refresh Clias Cochran, made a business trip to Eugene Tuesday. W atch S ‘ry ; SHOES! L O R U NE and M r Henderer, of Drain, was in the Grove, Wednesday Wo are cutting the price on many W e invite you to’ cntl and inspect our line of Men’s, B oy’s and | goods in this line. Children’s clothing. W e have on* We are closing our line of Shirt price for all. Our valuas are I Wa'sts at Special Prices. C. P. PARSONAGE The family of Mr Soderston have ing a select number of young peo all been sick with the grip, for the ple met upon invitation at the resi past week they are all improving at dence of Mr and Mrs Wheoler, of present. this city to enjoy an evening's social Mr Limstrom spent Sunday visit in honor of Mr and Mrs Jus Benson’s ing with his little children, he is now departure for their new home in working at Oregon City. Baker Citv. That M r and Mrs B en son are held iu tho highest esteem by all and especially by tbo select B y B k c t i s . pnrty present was clearly shown by Mr Earnest Doty who has been tbo pleasant reception given them visiting at bis homo returned to by the young folks assseinblel. The eastern Oregon, Monday. evening was spent in social games intellectual a Eugene S onoma Misses Neva Perkins and Lulu Currin returned to Eugono Monday, About 20 members of Helmet after a few days visit with their -------4.------ 'VA------- 4------- Lodge No 33, Knights of Pythias, parents. leave today for Cottage Grove to Mrs Norval Atkins r turned from Mrs. L. D. B E C K o* c* assist the lodge of that place with the hospital at Portland, Sunday Will oive MUSIC Levsons on thi work in the different degrees, to be night, where she has been for some followed with refreshments and a time. At therrSrfzr jolly good time.— Register. W ill Wallace, and family of Cottage Grove sports indulged iu Saginaw, have moved to the Grove ------ .4------ WT9CS^*------4*------ real live pigeon shooting last Sun W ill is going to pilo railroad wood Using the Late, Graded German day. I f you notice any stray pigeons for the S P Co. Method now taught in flying around don’t say the boys Miss Ollie W illard who has been Berlin, Germany. missed them, they have simply came in Portland for the past few months, h re these hard times to save the TERMS, 50 CTS PER LESSON OF 30 MINUTES. arrived Sunday afternoon for a visit rouble of committing suicide. with her parents in this city. Those Opal rings at II C Madsen’s H aving purchased tho giucery Clarence Winter, of Eugene, was jewelry store are the finest iu the city. stock of Mr J M Stark I am now among the good looking crowd of Go and see them and get his prices. Knights of Pythias who visited prepared to do the right thing with «3» Jt c* J* c* J* «.-* Juventus Lodge, Wednesday nignt. all customers. Have already added BY liOXBY. a large assortment of staple goods Mrs Sarah Gliillson, of Eugene D Looney, E R Applegate, W W and more are on the way. It is no is visiting her sister M is George Mc- Kent, F A Clements, J W Spaldiug trouble to make you prices and show Reynoids, who has been sick with D V Kuykendal all of Drain visited my goods call and see me whether grip for the past week. tho Knights of Pythias blow out you wish to buy or not. Mrs Ernest McReynols has been here Wednesday evening. F red M einzer . visiting her parents Mr and Mrs R obt Hale and wife, of New York Powell, " f Hebron. She returned to For Over Fifty Years. stopped over in the Grove Wednes A n O l d a n d W k l l -T k ik d R e m e d y .—Mrs her homo, Sundny. day evening. Mr Hale is a K of P Winslow's Soothing Syrup lias boon used for OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 0-0-000000-0000000-00-00000-0-000000000000 fifty years liv millions of mothers lor tlieir Mr Elmer Smith is quite sick with and took in tho blow out here that over children while teething, with perfect success It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pneumonia, Dr Schleff is the attend pain, cures wind eoUe, and is lint best remedy night. for iiiarrlioea. Is pleasant to the taste. Sold 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -0 0 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0 0 0 0 0 -0 0 0 0 o o o o o o o o o o o o o ing physican. by Druggists in every part of tlio World. Twenty F u d Fisk’s smiling counten five eents a bottle. Its value is incalculable Miss Aila Smith and Mrs W ill He sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing ance was seen on our streets, W ed Syrup and take no other kind- Coflin visited in the Grove last nesday. He is one of the brave M A R R IE D , Saturday. Knights who came up from Eugene Mr and Mrs M'heeler visited at to assist our boys in Pythian degree A marriage ticket was issued to the home of Mr and Mrs Burt Lee, work. Wm Chapman and Jliss Ida Currin this week. Monday’ W L Copernoll, was visitor Sunday. D r y Goods. Clothing Mrs L E Ward has returned from a woeks visit with her daughter Miss Edna who is attending the Normal at Drain. Messrs I P Inman and H M Doty went to Eugene on business this week. MiBs Fannie WToodruff goes to Goldson this week where she will begin a term of School, Monday, the 18th. Messrs Edward Farmar, Ben Lee. I .lam Hartley and W It Doak went to i Eugene, Wednesday, to attend an Odd Fellow blow out. C P CHURCH. For Feb 17 1901. 10 a m Sunday School Mr Scott Supt. 11 a n Preaching Subject, “ Prayer and the Promises.” 3 p m Junior Endeavor, Mrs Downing, Supt 6:30 p m Y F S G E Elbert Veatch Pres pro tem, 7:30 p m Preaching Subject “ The Real man. Come and welcome. Sodaville, where he goes to hold a L D Beck, Pabtor. meeting of tho trustees of the Mineral Spaings College at that place of which he is President. On Real Estate Transfers. his return he will stop off at J udc U od F 51 Eby and wife to \V E and and assist Rev C A Wooley in a re Famie E Boron certain described vival meoting duriDg tho week. property, Cottage Gsove, $100. Mr and Mrs Jas Benson left Malida L Uuderwood to James H Wednesday afternoon for Portland, Hawley, 139.88 acres secs 0 and 7 on their way to Baker City where tp 21 s, r 2 and 3 e; $600. he will assume the duties of drug gist in one of the large drug stores Angelinc Johnson to W m G Johnson of that place. Mr Benson is a care j £ interest SOacres, Vauscoiack d i e ; ful and painstaking gentleman and $5. an efficient druggist. They have J I Jones to F E Mores 8.96 acres many friends here who wish them | sec 33 tp 20 s r 3 w $87.50. every success in their new field. Mr John O ’ Brien aud wife to Jessie Benson has ordered the L eader to ' Bennett certian deenbed property in follow them and mellow the lono- I Eugeae $350. someness of their new heme until they have added another list of new J B Warner and wife to C E Hall friends to that of the old ones left and S Tomlinson 80 acres sec 36 tp 21 s r 4 w $300. at Cottage Grove. Come N O W , for the OFFER will not be good after the Holidays__ E WEL fi WHIPPLE. f g Dial Claim To have the only stouc ‘ I rovo, But v/o do claim to h v, a a lapjo and '.veil coloctsd otcclr ci Dry Good?, C u e :vlc3 and C :-n: r ;v. Hwcliandise •_ Which v.'c ar. Ift «d# 1 id h " pH cea. LO CH Y t v lv v a a ties V.. m J Wi/.lnt j Y II*«*, i l l tlio M eat kiylcr iu. i • uW- ¡'a fJcu-i. in a n i lot u, fit ;uu up iu this Our s k i u u i ’ i a b *at cur piioM <8$ . !. , 1 1 nil kind«, In tit* it » t the very best quality and am sure to please ¿ou. ♦ L e w i s & M e zrrc i-H - Plnjred Out. Dull Headache, Pains I d various parts of tho body, sinking at the pit of tho stomaohe. Loss of appetite, fever ishness pimples or sores are all positive evldenee of impure blood. No matter how it became so it must bo purfled in order to obtain good health. Acker’s Blood Elixir has never failed to cure Scrofulous or Syphilitic poison or any other blood disease. I t is certainly a wonderful remedy and wo sell every bottle on a positive guarantee. For sale by Benson Drug Co. Nick iirtMiMclie AbMilatclj* U d Perm©- nently cured by using Mokl Ten. A pleasant, herb drink. Cures constipa tion and indigestion, makes you eat, sleep work utid happy. Satisfaction guaranteed or money back. 35cts and 50cts. For sale by all Druggests. Dr Lowe. Eugene's expert optician will bo in Cottage Grovo Feb tbo 20 and 21. Be sure and bave him tes your eyes
