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About The Leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1895-1903 | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1901)
I WASHINGTON’S BIRTH DAY D u r ,- A rich lady cured of 1 T KKLY PERSON AL. her Deafness and Noise in the Hoad by Fine rings at H C Madsen’s. Dr Nicholson’s Artiiical Ear Drums Observed in our Public Schools. gave $10,000 to his Institute, so that Mrs Blair went to Eugene last deaf people unable to procure the Ear Saturday. The enrollment has reached 314, Drums may have them Free. Address - Ira Marcy, of Oakland was in the • D O N C " , “; No 10671-C. The Nicholson Institute, 53 more than the total of last year. 700 Eighth Avenue On last Friday the school observ city Monday. A keg of nice mackerel at F ed Washington’s birth day render Geo Sears, of Walker, was in town Meinzer’s grocery. Try ’em. W omen ing the lollowing program. Thursday. John W Baker, says if the re High Sehool Department: M a d e a t Mrs Jarred returned home Mon publicans elect the next legislature Battle Hymn o f the Republic. our n e w . day, from Eugene. he wants to be assistant janitor at the Reading, Edd Finerty. capitol during the session. Iteccitation, Daniel Thomas. Dr H H Petrie, was doing dentil LÿO f FACTORY It is repo* ted that the dog belong Song, Nettie Burdick, Lillian Hart. work last week, at Drain. ing to Mr E King was also atllict- Josie Bonham and Fay Atkins. Mr Bollman is having his candy Recitation, Daisy Arnold, ed with the measles while he and kitchon repapered, this week. Essay, Wm Carey; his family were down with the Mr Sanders moved his family into Rec, Ethel Downing; disease. This reminds us that two tho Dewald residence on 4 street. Song. Evelyn Chamberlain and years ago when the dyphtheria wns Greta Bristow. A J Johnson, of Scio, was register rnging at this place it was claimed Essay, Vira Darwood; We are Solo Agents for tho Ham ed at the Sherwood Tuesday. by many that several cats died of Rec., Blanche Johnson; ilton Brown Shoe Co's line of shoes dyphtheria and others were kiled by Rev C H Wallace, was visting in Cottuge Grove, liovo just re ltec., Ethel Bisby; their owners because of symptons at Walker station Wednesday. ceived a large shipment. Lulest Song, Welch Battle Song shown of the disease. Goo Kerr, of Wildwood, was down Style. Rec,, Roy Hemenway; Parents and young people should to the Grove the first of the week. L adies ’ F ine S hoes , Rec., Nettie Burdick; remember that it frequently occurs Song, School. - 75 cents to $3.25 a pair. ' W B Dennis and wife were down that “ Music is father aud mother Grammar and Intermediate de from the Black Butte mines, Sun M m ’ s F ine S uces , sweetheart and fame, and sometimes partment; $1.50 to $4.00 a pair. day. bread." Mrs L D Beck. Song, Pupils O ft Turns's F ink S hot », Attorney Eby took in the clos- Young Murry Wade, of Salem was Recitation, Paul Markley; , 85 cents to $200 u pair. hours of the legislative session at sentenced to ninety days imprison Exercises by tbe school Salem last week. ment in tho circuit court Tuesday Rec., Pearl Rice; Miss Ollie Churchill, spent Sun- Wade laid in wait and stabbed a Song, Ernest Bisby, Steel Miller da}’ with her parents at Springfield, young man who was acccmpatiying and Merton Hemenway. returning Monday. a young lady with whom he (Wado) Readiug, Ethel Smith was in love, to her home n few Rec, Della Cardwell. M O Warmer, the veteran Piano months since. The assaulted party Dialogue, Merton Hemenway and Tuner was doing business in the recovered. Earl Eby -------■+■ - c s . --------.+.------- Grove Wednesday. Rec., Bessie W ood; N ew W are H ouse — Wheeler and Mrs. L. D. BECK j * J* Miss Mae Awbrey, of Eugene, is Song, Hazel Benson and Eunice Scott started the workmen upon the W ill rive MUSIC Lessons on thr visiting with her brother D T Aw foundation for their new implement VauDeuburg. brey and wife of this city. Essay., Maude Blair, warehouse, Thursday morning. The Rec., Marvin and Melvin Jordan Miss Maude Slee, visited with her At the’ warehouse will be 24 by 40 ft, two Song by eleven girls. friend Miss Neva Noland of Creswell, stories high and will make a valu Primary Department. the first of the week. able addition to their growing Using the Late, Graded German business. Song, 1st Grade pupils Mrs Clair Baker, of Roseburg, Method now taught in Rec George Warner W e n jlix o A ccidexr .— The Guard is visiting this week with her parents “ Jean Darwood says that word was received at Ei • and friends of this place. Berlin, Germany. Concert Rec 2nd Grade pupils gene Tuesday, that p young man by Miss Blanche Coffman is still very TEKJIS, 50 OTS PEI! LESSON OF 30 MINUTES. Rec Willie Yancy the name of Julian, an employe of ill and but little hopes are enter “ Blaucbe Veatch the Booth-Kelly Company at that tained of her getting well. “ Chester Crandall Go To y — a place was the unlucky recipient, of David Markley visited with his Song 2nd Grade pupils a severe accident. Tuesday. He was daughter Mrs G R Chrisman, iu Eu Rec ., Atha Jarred caught in the shafting of tho mill in gene the first of the week. “ Harold Vilas aome way and terribly bruised and T o T he D r y Soods. Clothing We are cutting tbe price on many We invite you to call and Inspect jour line of Men’s, Boy’s and goods in llus line. | Children’s clothing. We have one We uro closing our line of Shirt price for .all. Our vrluaa ore Waists at Spocial Prices. unsurpassed. Gro eries, Cnii.ruiFN's V estee S uits , ' Always a full stock ou hand at lowest prices $2.00 to $5.50 a teuit, With Fae.y Vest. Bov’s K nee and Drugs L ong P ants , Here is where we save you money $2 00 to $11 00 a suit. Furnishings Goods M en 's Suits A Big Stock on Hand. I—.. .. Clay Worst»n Strip.es and rinids, a line due from which to make your sc-lectiou. .„v-WT!SSff* Prices from vG.00 to $18.00 a suit Very many numbers we are now showing were purchased by ns be fore the advance in price or the prices we are making would possible. d a n & Maud. Carman & Maud, d a n & Maud. MUSIC LESSONS C. P. PARSONAGE HfiRRY WYNNE'S mangled. Exorcise Rec 1st Grade pupils Paul Moore Harold Howurd Girls from 1st Grade 2nd Grade pupils School Horse M oving .— Wheeler & Scott are moving the house formerly Song known us the Mosby residence on Exercise third street in the north end of town Song to the property recently bought of A W Wallace, at the south end of fifth street, a distance of nearly 1 B y H o n e y . mile. C A VanFleet has the con Mr Ashby Allen.s family h ave tract of moving the building. Con moved to the Divide and will make sidering the amount of mud to be this their future home. traversed it will be a nice job. Iu walking up or down the track R obbery at C reswei . i ,. — V n 1 k- at Divide, don’t fail to look at Ihe more's drug store was entered new chicken house at Mr Chas by house breakers Thursday night Hedricks place. about 9 o’ clock. Entrance was The family of Mr Bert Lee have effected by removing a couple of all been sick with the grip for the p a n e s of glass. The thieves obtained past week. c ig a r s , patent medicines aud other Mrs John Tramel and Mrs Will o f v a lu e. The proprietor and his Coffiu visited at Mrs James Mac fa m ily were attending Washington’s key's at Alkia. birthday exercises by school pupils Mr Ed Underwood and wife visit at the time of robbery. ed at his mothers last Friday and A reward of $25 for apprehension Saturday. o f the culprit or culprits bus been Organs are getting to be the offered. It is believed to have been fad at Divide, Mrs Charles Hedrick the work of local talent. and Boulah Coffin both receiving S u specte d P oiuoxin o — Corroncr one this week and any one wishing Griffin, Sheriff Withers, and deputy to take music lessons can apply to prosecuting attorney L T Harris either one of the ladies. and Dr Paine were called to Y.'alter- ville with the intention of exhuming Mr Reed, went to Eugene this the body of a dead woman to ascer week. tain the cause of death. The Hou Jas Hemenway was doing woman’ s life was insured and re porta wero circulated on the streets business in Eugene Thursday. J W Berg, left for Portland, o f Eugeue that the husband bad poisoned her. It is not generally Thursday, and from there to Clon- dike, to spend the summer. believed however to be true. John Gates late assistant Janitor D eath tbom M easles . — Ellen, the at tbe state house during the 15-year-old daughter, and the 6- Legislative session, and who was ar months-old son of Mr and Mrs E A Swataman, of Creswell. died at the rested at Albany about the close of family home in that town Sunday the session upon the charge of from measlea. This family has beeu larceny by bailee was in Cottage afflicted with this malady for some Grove, Thursday, D I VI DE time and just lost week two other members of tbe family died from it aa was chronicled in last weeks L eadee . At one time tbe father aud mother and their six children were confined to their bed with the disease. And it is reported that the other two cnildren are not expected to live. It is seldom that the mea-lea appear ir such virulent form ami result so seriously. The Swatmau family is indeed very upfortunate in this respect Hon Ivan McQueen stopped over in the Grove this week visiting his brother G orge and his many friends here. No 1 creamery butter, go to F Meinzer’s Grocary. He receives hiB butter fresh, every other day, and guarantees it to be good. BICYCLES, SUNDRIES, and REPAIRING Shop opposite Post Office. Mrs Beck’s class in music is doing splendid work, but she has little faith in the progress of those who make music a study during the summer months only. Florence the little daughter of Mr and Mrs D H Hemenway, of this city, returned from an extended visit with her uncle Mr R R Giltner and family, of Portland, Sunday afternoon. George Small, of Silver Lake, Southern Oregon, arrived Wednes day, and left the following day for Portland, accompanied by his dau ghter, who is a student at O A C. Miss Small is affected with a growth on the neck and goes to Portland for surgical treatment.—Corvallis Mrs Joel Ware, of Eugene, and Times. who has been in the hospital at Perry Long went to Cottage Grove Portland, for some time, died from the effects of an opperation recently today. He has recently purchased performed. Her funeral took place an interest in a dray and transfer business in that city.— Guard. iu Eugene Wednesday last. Mr Long has not purchased an in M O Warner left Thursday for terest in the dray business but lias Grants Pass where ho will attend bought an entirely new out-fit and the musicale to be held on the 4th will run an opposition team in com o f March until the 8th, after which petition with the present drayage he will return and finish up the work service. Mr Long is a hustler and on his line at this place. is deserving of success, SH OES! * SH OES! -7 fK SH OES! U* J* Y* J* J* J t J t Y* Jt „4 We have a Limited Line of Ladies’ Gent’s and Misses’ Slices, which we offer absolutely AT or OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOUOOOOOCKK* : o o o o o o o o o o o o o Mrs Frank Alley, of Roseburg, Mr C C Cooffman returned from who has been visiting with her par a months visit in Iowa amt other ents in this city returned home eastern States last week. Mr Coff Friday evening. man says Oregon looms up in his Mr and Mrs Rodgers, of Grants- estimation wonderfully since he lias Pass, visited this week with Mrs got back to webfoot ami that his Rodgers brother F Jordan and old home state has lost its charms family of this city. in about the same proportion that W F Hemenway and wife visited webfoot’s have increased. Salem Friday and Saturday. Will F o r O v e r F i f t y Y ea r s. went down to see that tho legislature A n O ld and W ell -T rikd R em edy .—Mrs should not adjourn without electing Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years bv millions of mothers for their n U S Senator. children while teething, with perfect success Mr Albert Stocks came down from down from the mines the first of the week, and made a trip to Eugene, returning to the Groye Tuesday afternoon. © It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all tain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy nr Diarrhoea. Is pleasant to the taste. Sold by Druggists In every part of the World. Twenty five cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow’ s Soothing Syrup aud take no other kind. S Rev C H Wallace went to Wal ker, Wednesday to visit Mr John Walker, of that place who has boon quite ill for some days from heart trouble but we are glad to leaan he is now improving. Those Opal rings at H C Madsen’s Jew elry store are the finest in the cl*y. Go and see them and get his prices. B O itN . ••• B*E*L*0*M C'O’S-T O O O O O O O O O O O O O ^ O O O O O O O O O O O O O 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 l > 0 0 0 0 - 0 i j O O O O O O O O O O O O If you w ant the benefit of this great + 5UWfiTER • ?filE -f Come N O W , for the OFFER will not be good after the Holidays. . m We Dnn’t Claim E WALL a WHIPPLE. •rvwnr rr. r- .9 To have tho only store in But we do claim to luyo .veil selected f.tock oi •- • H rnvo. i a.: :1 Dry Goods, Groceries and General Merchandise Born In Lakeviev, Oregon, Feb 10 — Which w j arof soiling at right prices. 1901 to the wife of Geo WhortoD a Naia. son. We understand the boy has Roots and S’loe^. been given a name already, its Dan We have a fine line of Win! r You crii*t beat our p ric e s ou Maloy Whorton.— The Rustler. Hats, all tho latest stylei tin.l colors. • B oo ' h -i ! .il kinds, in th t Will Reed is down from Bohemia Come iu and let us fit ^ ou up in this .Our si . i-i ■ -T tv* ver ■ le t quality? hno. jtri-J aro suro to please ion. this week. Waiter Robinson, was in Eugene the lost of last week on a visit with his mother. C hu rcli A n n ou n cem en ts. + L6M ÌS S M6HTCH+’ Sick llcHili«»!#- Al>«oluie 1 .v Mid TVrmaq F Jordan returned from a trip nontly cured by using Mokl Toa. A pleasant herb drink. Cures constipa north, Wednesday night. C P CHUBCH. tion and indigestion, makes you eat, Miss Alma Gardner of Saginaw, Regular preaching services at the sirrep work and liappy. Satisfaction C P Church, every Sunday, morning was in the Grove, Thursday. guaranteed or money back. 25ots and anti evening. Subject next Sunday; C M ftenderor, of Drain was doing fiOcts. For sale by all Druggests. Y P S C E at 6:30 p m. Mr Robt Martin and wife, of business in Cottage Grove, Thurs Junior Endeavor at 3 p m. Walker, were visiting in the Grove day. 11 i id ; Subject “ Saving Faith.” Mrs M C Smith, of Walker, was tbe last of the wock. t Mr and Mrs Jaa Rodford of 7:30 uni; Subjtct “ The way to visiting in the Grove a few day last Dorena wore in town, Thursdry Heaven.” week. I .
