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About The Leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1895-1903 | View Entire Issue (March 22, 1901)
I Tut C M V W on . —I n tin match | I* l It E L Y P E R S O N A L . N otin' to Taxpayers. ■ game of base ball played on the | j Fine rings at II 13 M adsen’s. Clothing JStouffer field Sunday, between the The 11)00 assessment rolls arc now Frank Blair visited in fhe Grove llie CM A.team and a picked nine open for the payment of To:;es. Saturday. : ice on many rveaic cutting We invite you to call and inspect of the town including several players W W W ith ers , Sheriff of Lane Albert Ziuuakor is down from the our liuo of Men’s, Boy’s and goods iu this I iup . of the Bohemia Team, The C M 'V County, Ore. mines this week. Children’s clothing. Wo hnvo one Won hands doniv, tho score standing Wo aro closing liue of Shirt Received this week at Cumming’s price for nil. Our v; luas air Waist., at Special Miss Miram Piper visited at Sag 17 to 7. The school boys put up a Golden rule Gore, n largo assort unsurpassed. wonderful game and tho Bohemians ment of the great favorites, inaw, Monday. Gro eines, were never in it after tho first Pbstum, Caramel and Fig prune A nice new lino of Clocks, Watches M a d e at A- ; C iiii . i een ’ s V i tfe S o w , inning. They looked big enough Centals, Grape nuts and Granola. Always a full stock on hand al and Jewelry at Madsen’s. OUR NEV/f <’ ■■:<?/ / I $9.00 to $5.50 a suit, on tho average to wipe tho school lowest prices. Mrs Frank Ilambrick went to A C lose C all . —Wednesday about With Fancy Vest boys off the earth but looks don't Oakland, Monday afternoon. noon Mr W M Dickey came near always count. D ru gs B ov’s T~.y ee A-:r> L o x a P ants , " Mr and Mrs Scott visitei at Sag- C A largo crowd attendod the garao being crushed to death by falling Hero is where we save you money $2 00 to $11 50 a suit. and considerable enthusiasm was lumber while engaged in unloading inay Tuesday. u car of lurnbor near tho depot. manifested. Grifin, who pitched for Bon Lurch, attended court at Eu F u m i kings Goods the Bohemians at tho start was put Luckily a number of men wore with gene. during the week. : M e n ’s S u i t s A Big Stock on Hand. opt early in tho garao and Harms in calling distance, and rendered It S Smith was down to Eugene U p-to-date Shoes i timely assistance in hastily removing substituted but he served hut little Oliv Wirret» ri Stripe" an 1 Plaid:/ We are Sale Agents for tho Ham better while Emerson for the C M the lumber and he got out with a the first of the week. a fine line from which to make your few severe bruises but no bones were Newt Joues made a business trip ilton Brown Shoe Co's lino of shoes A’s seemed an enigma to the B’s. Slid tie'll. broken. The pile fell pinning his in Cottage Grcvo. Haro just re north the first of the week. n ic i® B fN ■ Th, > score by innings follows; legs firmly against tho sido of the ceived u large shipment. Latent Prices from ?C "50 to $ 19.C O a suit. ^ In n in g s 1 2 3 4 5 G 7 8 a J P Hart and John Hicks visited Stylo. ^.C M A 1 5 0 1 0 4 0 1 5-17 car but only a small portion fell the County seat, Tuesday, last Very m nv numbers we aro now upon his head and neck which ho L adies ’ F ixe S hoes , ¡JohemiansO 1 0 1 2 0 0 1 2—7 olt showing who purchased by us bo- Prof. Curtis Harris, of Creswell, was able to hold up until relief 75 cento to $3 23 a pair. The line up was as follow; tore the advance in price or the» was visiting iutlie Grove last week. came, S ud t. M e s s F ixk S n o ts, ICMA Bohemians prices we are making weald b* is:- W F Hemenway made a business $1.50 to $4.00 a pair. Emerson M Harms P BO UN. possible. Emerson C 0 It Griffith Y ioi . vtt —To the wife of Ed trip to the county seat Wednesday, C m J) rex ’ s F ix » S hoes , of this week. B S A Griffin Bennett v 25 cents to $2.00 a pair. Violett, of this city, Sunday the I 1) Attorney J C Johnson, attended Robinson 17tb, a daughter. Mother and child Hill Adams 21. Blair both doing well. circuit court at Eugene the first of Leonard 3 b Wynne tho weok. 1 )IF ,D . Arno 1 f Berry Mrs Eva Trcmbell went to Eu- Thorn W Griffith A rchibald .—Tho infant child of gen", Tuesday on the afternoon c f Bisby r f Carey Mr and Mrs L A Archibald died local. March 19 1901. Tho little one New D epartuii &—Tho S P Co W II Ooppernold and Miss Annie has advised all agents on tno line was hurried in tho Shiolds Cometry, Awbrey made a visit with Snninaw that uniformed passengers attend monduy morniDg. peoplo, Tuesday. ants will be placed at tho Oakland The Divide Literary Soiety died at Misses Lill Patterson and Lou Pier, at the Ferry depot foot of 10 P M Saturday, Mar 1G. of W e invite Market st San Francisco and al chronic attack of dancing. Peace to Wottlo v.ero visiting at Saginaw, Sunday ufternoon. YOU to CALL thirt and Townsend street, of that h ashes. John Baker and Dan Bnmbauh city. They will wear dark blue The Register says.—Mr R A Booth wont to Eugene, Wednesday, to at and see our I J 5 stt which will suits and bright red caps with a w manager of the Booth-Kelly Lumber tend the circuit court. v:J broad hand hearing in gold letter.-, line of trim-'fcA I j I \ be on ex- Co has just returned from a trip to the words “S P Porter” so they may Miss Neva Perkins came up from Saginaw where be had been care readily be distinguished. Their Eugene, Wednesday, afternoon for med ^ bibition, fully inspecting the company’s prop duties will be to assist passengers in a few days visit at home, erty. From Mr lloot.li wo learn TU E S D A Y every way possible, directing them Wedding presents, plated ware, of that the company’« large mill will to proper trains, boats etc: helping and soon bo moved and the promises the newest patterns just take a look ladies and children with escort on W EDNESDAY around Mill 1 bo turned into a pil- at them, At Madsens. and off trains, and showing such Miss Neva Noland of Creswell, ing, pole and wood camp. Mr Booth other attention to the traveling has given the order to commence visited with her friend Miss Maud public as will tend to make them a cleaning up the woods tributary to Slee, of this place, last week. popular feature of the S P Co’s Come, if only to Look. to this mill. The null will be used Miss Lula Curtin is home this service. This new departure will in the largo timber tract recently week from Eugene, to to visit with be highly appreciated hy the travel purchased frern Jones A Cook. Tho her mother who lias beeu very ill. ing public and shows a commend plan of operation has not yet *bcen Miss Nina Ostrander visited with S c B L E F F B u lL D IN O , M a IX STR EET. able spirit in tho management ol decided upon nor the location of her parents, Mr and Mrs Jas Ostran general passenger department of tho mill. der, Sunday, returning to Eugene the company. Tho Cottage Grove peoplo arc Monday. . 0<>CH>CK>0<)<><><>0<><X><><>OCH>0-0-C>00<>0-0-0-C»-<><><>(>0-w O-C-O O vo 00<X>00 O000-0 Soel.il. offering inducements to tho com Rev C II Wallace and wife attend w heelf . r —Mrs F D Wheeler pany to move their Saginaw plant gave a dime social at l.er residence to that plnce, but no' conclusion has ed court at Eugene the first of the 0-000000OOOOOOOOOC OOOOOOOOOOZ' OT>000-0<KVOOG V • ‘ >00( 00000 M r s . L. D . B E C K returning home Tuesday Wednesday evening, for the benefit beeu readied. The company has an offer for their Mill No : which will morning. Will a ivo MUSIC Lessons on tho of;the p.iLlic reading room over probably be accepted. If y o u w a n t th e b en efit of i a r r e a t fifty guests were present netting tho D D Knox, A Stublicg and Win library fund $5 25. A superb time Bennett of Eugene visit, d with 10 R R N E B y B uutcs . was had by all and the bcuefit was Cottage Grove friends tho last of A t the • 'W~~~ pronounced a perfect success in Mr Chns Lott and son and Mr E last week. C. V. PARSONAGE every respect. Mrs Wheeler ii; an II Turner started for tho Southern C om e N O W , for th e Of f TO wi l l n o t ’ ll- J C Wallace Sr, and wife -*UiCsN*- adept iu entertaing and considering Oregon mines last Monday. be good a fte r th e H o lid o y s. went to Saginaw Saturday to attend the number of wild as well ns Using the Late, Graded German Mr J S Ozment of the Grove is tho marriage of their grand ; BU >v y Kmestic animals on exhibition sin rusticating at the Ozment sulphur daughter, Miss Edith Wallace Method now taught in h id £ Bei liu, Germany. Iserves much credit in malleging springs near Lorane this week. Sunday. TERMS, 50 CTS PF.R LESSON OF 30 MINUTES. the crowded menagerie in such The roads between hero and the Jas Hemenway, took a sample of aplendid stylo. Tho lion and the Grove are better than we ever saw the rich ore recently discovered in lamb, the elephant and the ’possum them before. It would be a shame Go To the Vcssuvius Mine of Ziunaker and ■arched out together and enjoyed to work them any. Gruber, to Eugene, with him the dainty repast as quietly us if Wodnesbay. ' A Atkinson is in Eugene attending they had always occupied tin1 To have the only store Co V Trove, Jliss Mae Awbrey, who has been court. Mine cage. At a late hour the guests viaiting for some time with her B u t wo do claim to have , and Miss Mae Latimer of Eugene will departed feeling well repaid for their BICYCLES, begin a term of school in the Cart brother, D T Awbrey, and wife, re •.veil selected stock of ton. us well as for their dime. SUNDRIES, turned to her homo in Eugene, ^ ■ I armb .—A select number of wright Dist. Monday, Mor 25th. and Tuesday. Miss Millie Lockwood of Buck friends of Miss Orphn Harms, quietly Mr Frank Whipple returned home gathered at the residence of her Creek spent Sunday, with her parents Sunday morning, from Golden, orii\ pouts Thursday evening and took at Lorano. Colorado, where he has been attend Shop opposite P ost Oiilc8. ^session. The party was a sur- ing school for about six months. I D E D I nr V Boxzv. C hurch A nnouncem ents. |se to Miss Harms and was given His many friends in the Grove, are W hich wo are] sollLi^ : t r -. ros. liouor of her eighteenth birthday, Lost, a bunch of Butter cups the glad to see him back again. Preaching services at the Christian tisic and social games were the finder will be liberaly rewarded by Mr Wilson Glass accompanied his Church morning and evening Hats. Boots G;id Shoefc 9er of the o' ening and at a late returning the same to tho owner *» %** little nieces, Ava and Hazel, to Subj 11 -a m: The Importance of Wo have a fino, lino sf Winter Y o u can't beat o u r prices on, ar r^i.-eahui uts were served after Miss Mary. - their home, dt Brownsviille tho first Taking God at His word” i, of all kinds, in tha kich all I*‘t wishing Miss Orphn Mrs John Tramel visited in the of the weok. They have been Hubj 7.30 p m ‘‘The Resurrection Hats, all the latest styles and colons. Boots at'-1 . Come in and let us fit you up in this Our stock is of tho very best qualitjf ^ny happy returns of her natal Grove, last Wednesday afternoon. _ visiting with Mr and Mrs Glass for and the Gospels.” lino. . >» — - ^ and. are sure to please you. Sunday School at 10 a m, Y P S C Ben Hedrick is visiting his sometime. lisa Harms is one of the most brother, Charles, at this place. Miss Lucy Newland, who has ac E 0.30 p tn. The public is cordially lily esteemed yohng ladies in the Mrs Earnest McRevnolds and Mrs cepted a position in the Public, invited. F E Billington, Pastor, ve and the young folks always c P CHURCH. ,ve a good time when they get an Charles Hedrick were shoping in the School at this place arrived Wedncs- j Grove, last Saturday. day from her buiue at Lebanon. She ! For March 24. portunity to visit at the residence Griffin Veatch Co, carry a full line 8ick llb.Mlactu-. dlmolntrl.v sind Perm» Grandma Huntley received a Box woe accompanied by her mothffr who ncntly euro I tn u» i: j Mold Tea. A 10 a m Sunday School Mr and Mrs Harms. Those of spi ing goods. pleasant b'Tb drink. Cures conetlpa- of oranges and grape fruit-the latter will make her home hore for the Mr H D Scott Supt, sent were the Misses Cleo Jhewis, fruit was quite a curiosity to the Mr S F Cobb and family, of tlon amt Indigestion, makes you eat, time also. 11 a m Preaching Subject "The a Chamberlain, Lora Baker, Ruby Oregon children. Dillard Ore are visiting this week sleep work m.d happy. Futi“,faction Harry Barrow and wife who have Denial of self” omas, Marry Currin, Nettie Bar with her son G A Cobb and wife, of guaranteed or money back. 25cts and Mr James Miller the man who been visiting for a mouth or so with 50cts. For ale tiy all Dl Iggests. 3 p m Junior, Mrs Sadie Down it, Robie Baker, Gertrude Griffith, was hurt up at Saginaw about four this city. Mrs Beck’s chr in music is dcing na Martin, Della White, Dessie months ago die 1 at his fathers home Mrs B’s brotuer, J D Govor of this ing, Supt. If you want a hoe rake, shovel or | splendid work, hut she has little city, left Tuesday night for their 6:30 p m Y P S C E, Mr Elbert last Thursday night. The family ms and Ethel Woolev. Messrs spade, calion Griffin and Vcacb, Co faith in the progress of thi'RO who >bt Blair, Johny Vcntch, Jessi have the sympathy of the entire home in Jefferson Co Iowa via Veatch. Pres. Eugene Slock well, of Creswell make music a study during the Sacramento and S P Lines. They 1 community. 7;30 Preaching, Subject God’s iffin, Roy Hemenway, Wm Carey,! visited with his cousin Herbert nuramcr mouths only. were well plessed with webfoot and \ Love for Man” Mrs Bernice Wilson of Yoncalla lo Emerson. Tcarl Bennett, Elbert Spikes nt Newland's Millinery Hawloy of this place the first of the wc predict they will return to make [ Come and welcome L D B eck is visiting at tho home of her pareuis teb, Armon Wynne, Ezra L’ak< i Store, 2c each. Pastor. it their home. week. ert Seidman and Horace Harms.! Mr and Mrs McDoweL W omen Jh'- \ J A 9 ^ . 4,7 / J C c^y' 0 p e r )ir )4 MARCH 20 & 27 iÜ j H 3 Ei>(1 SH O ES! SHOES! March 26 & 2 7 lowlands JAilliperii store M USIC LESSONS ^ SHOES! We have a Limited. Line of Ladies’ Gent’s and Misses’ Shoes, which we offer absolutely’ AT or •• B - E - L - G - W C - Q v T *?* + 51 A U G T E R * S f l l E 4 - LE. r HARRY W Y N N E ’S REPAIRING We Dnii’t Claim*—-? D ry Goods, Groceries Genera! H erelvm d Iso 4 -L e w is « y e M i c H E ! I
