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About The Leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1895-1903 | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1901)
N otice to Taxpayer». LORft NE B y H u i t c h . The 1900 assess meat rolls are now Mrs W B Hawley and daughter open for the payment of Taxes. Miss Elva, are visiting friends at W W W itukbs , Sheriff of Lane J lorane this week. County, Ore. Mr E C Lockwood and Miss A largely signed petition has been Maggie Gough cf Cottage Grove filed with Governor Geer, asking a spent Sunday, at Lorane, the guests pardon for Hugh Patterson, of of Mr and Mrs S G Lockwood. Albany who is serving a sentence of Chas Lott and son, Arthur, who five years for rape committed in have spent a month at Grants Pass, Douglas county on tho person of returned home Monday evening, for Winnie Thorn, of Cottage Grove. a short visit, they will return in a Among the other petitioners are few days to Hudson to work. seven of the Jurymen who convicted Miss Ella Addiscu spent a few Patterson. The young man was an days at her home, and returned to S P freight brakesman and the crime Eugene, Monday. was alleged to haye been committed Mr A S Walkley from Eugene is on a train between Cottage Grove shaking hands with old friends at and Koseburg. The hearing before Lorane. the governor will be had on May Mr A Rogers’ , brother and nephew There will be a base ball game from New Burnswick Canada, start Sunday on the Stouffer grounds be ed for Indiah Creek Sunday to be tween the Bohemians and C M A gone some time. teams. Game will be called at 2 p Dr Snapp made professional visits m Every body invited. to Lorane Monday and Tuesday. R ich S trike ,— 7 .vo moro rich .strikes have been reported this week in the Vessuvius mine. Mr R D Whipple who returned home from the minus the first of the week re ports that they have uncovered an extremely rich chute of ore and that Y the boys while not making a great to do over it are jubilant. P Ü ItK L Y P E R S O N A L . Fino rings at H l! Madsen’s. J S Bennett Wednesday. was in Eugene Rev L D Beck was in Eugene Tuesday. « to o t 11 » In . I I/< • c . .. W omen i i : R D Whipple came down from the mines, Sunday. M a d e a t . / ■ O'JR NEW r ( r / Jim Sears came dowh mines. Wednesdy. Mr and Mrs John Medley in Eugene this week. from the Gro eries, C i i i L n r V et , tee S uits , Always a full stock òu hand lowest prices. $3 00 to $5.50 a suit. With Fancy Vest / visited Here is where we save you money $-.00 to $11 50 a suit. Dr Geo Wall made a professional visit to Comstock, Tnesday. at Drugs Bov’s K nee and Inna P ants , Mrs Roy Riggs, of Saginaw visit ed in the Grove this week. More new goods, received Newlands Millinery Store. Furnishings Goods Up-to-date Shoes M e n 's S u its A Big Stock on Hand. at DI VI DE « daman & Newland. daman l Newland. Hugh Behue has returned to the mines after a few week’s stay in the Grove. Mrs Norval Atkins, visited her husband at Drain Wednesday and Thursday. Mesdames, W H Abrams and Agnes E Cox visited at Eugene the first of the week. Mr and Mrs Dennis, from Black Butte, were in the Grove Wednes day and Thursday. Mrs George Harrison and Miss Mr Elhanan Veatch is now con Francis Lake of Scotts Valley wore ductor on the regular freight between S upplies M oving . — Frank Jordan shopping, at the Grove Tuesday. Junction and Roseburg. started workmen and supplies into Hon R M Veatch and daughter the mines the middle of this week B y S ol Miss Ermine made a short visit to and active development will com- I hear no more of ‘Uncle Abb’ or mense on their property on the uncle ‘Jim’ Teeters’ turkeys so I Eugene last Friday. Champion trail at once. Elbert Veatch, left Sunday after send some jottings. This is but the beginning of what is noon, for Coquelle City, where he We can now hear the clarion hoped to be au extensive operation. expects to be gone all summer. croak of the "china’’ pheasant often. Supplies have begun to move toward Leston Lewis came up from Eu The little shower of rain, Satur Bohemia already a d though the gene on his wheel Friday afternoon, snow is not all gone it shows a day, was gladly welcomed by this and visited at home until Monday. S tendency to begin early this season. neighborhood. Mr Arch Yonng, of Morehead. Mr Shelby Teeters, with his Minn a cousin of Mr F D Wheeler of N ew F irm . — Hon Jas Hemenway mother, visited his brother George, lias purchased the interest of Mr of the Fairview vaciuity on last this city atrived Wednesday, on an extended visit here. Newland in the firm of Garman & Sunday. Scott and Wheeler have swung Newland, Mr Newland retiring. Ben Pitcher is now engaged in 'The new firm will continue business freighting to Bohemia, and seems to to the breeze their now sign again with hopes that it will stay tbi9 *at the old stand under the name of have plenty of work. time. Garman & Hemenway. Mr Hemen- The post office inspector made a ■ way thought a while of locating at tour of the offices on this mail route Mrs Gabbert, of Oregon City, and eattle but after making a few trips Miss Vinna Knapp, of Eugene, were last, Saturday. there decided that Cottage Grovo Joe Cole who lost his house and visiting with Mrs D T Awbrey this offered just ns good opportunities, part of the plunder last Friday even week. leuce the present deal is consumat- ing by tire will remain in this neigh Mrs Belle Veatch went to Cres- ed Mr Newland and family have borhood for the preseat. well the first of the week, to attend llnade many friends here who will Miss Esther Anderson, who is the funeral of her Grandmother, ImisB them should he decide to move la way. We hope however that lie attending school in this district, Mrs J J Walton. vill also conclude Cottage Grove is visited with her parents at Star last Mrs Iiatio Medley, who has been Sunday. good enough for him. spending several months in Cali ; goods. DORENfl D IE D . IÛHT We are cutting the price on many We invite you to call and inspeet our line of Men’s, Boy’s and goods in this line. j Children's clothing. We have on« We are closing our line of Shirt ^ price for all. Our veluas are I Waists at Special Prices. ! unsurpassed. 1 C a r \Y ten St riñes and Plaids, We are Sole Agen’-s for the Ham a fine line lio:u l.ich to make your ilton Brown Shoo C ./ j lino of thuya ■election. in Cottage Grove. Ilnre juet re Have you seen those snperb ceived a largo shipment. Luiest Prices from iC.00 to $13.00 a suit souviner spoons at Madson’s. Style. Mrs Nettie Jarred, of the Giove, Very many numbers we are now «L adies ' F ink S hoes , visited at Eugene this week. showing were purchased by us be •75 cents to $3.25 a pair.’ fore the advance in price or th* E C Lockwood and Miss Maggie H en s F ine S hoes , Mr A Kelsey had quite a severe Gough visited nt Lorane, Sunday. prices we are making would b# $1.50 to $1.00 a pair. possible. attack of heart trouble Monday If you want a ban. rake, Bhovel or &nj>BEN’a F ink Sir or*, morning, but is resting easy now. spade, callon Griffin and Veacb, Co. Y. 25 cents to $3.00 a ¡xirr. W H Abrams made a business B y K o x e v . visit to Eugene, the first o f the Mrs Burt Lea has been visiting week. her sister Mrs Will McCoy for the Prof Harris, of Oreswell, visited past week. Ed Underwood is spending a few at the Grove Saturday and Suu days this week with bis mother Mrs day. B urned D own .— About 8 o ’ clock Huntley. Friday evening April 19th. The Miss Benetta Whipple was visiting ?'.oId residence of Scott Chrisman her aunt, Miss Annie Underwood ' near Dorena, occupied by Joe Cole, last week. burned to the grouud. Miss Ada Smith, Beulah Coffin Itseeius that one of the boys on and Cleo Haskins visited Mrs Frank goiug up stuirs accidentally set fire Smith Saturday. to a row of grain sacks which soon Mr and Mrs Will Coffin spent a became a blaze. It spread so ft it pleasant Suuday at the home of Mr that all efforts failed to extinguish and Mrs George McRynolds. , the finmes. No one was seriously Mrs Charles Hedrick has been ^ hurt and the family succeeded in saving nearly all of the household having the grip for the past week. L ike — W.llie the youngest son of Mr and Mrs Benjamine Lee at their home at Lorane, Or April 23 1901 aged 1 year 7 months 29. His illness was of short duration jhnd his sudden death has been a errlble shock to his loving parents. )nly a few short months was he jpremitted to live, yet how much fhnppiness he brought into the lives of those about him. Yet God in his lfinite wisdom knew what was best, uce he baa taken little Will to him- elf to dwell forever more in that I beautiful land. The enterment took ? place at the I O O F cemetery in ■ the presence of a host of sympathis ing friends. D r y Goods. Clothing G G Warner left, Wednesday for Bohemia. Mr Chas D Lane, an agent for the Rolierslod Tbemal Bath Co of Ohio, who lives at Elk head Ore, made a canvass of Row River this week and last. Mr Jno Kirk has received his stock of new goods for his store house and is now ready to welcome his patrons with a winsome smile and bargins for all. fornia for her health, returned to her home in this city the first of the week. She is looking much better. Ladies, patronize home industry and take advantage of the reduction made on street hats, Friday and Saturday, at Newland’a Millinery Store. May the 10 rnd 11 Eugene’s well known oculo optician Dr C W Lowe Our board of directors have just will be in Cottage Grove on his furuissed the school house with a regular professional visit. See him complete set of new desks and seats if you need glasses. showing that they wish their school Miss Grace Churchill who has second to no rural district and that been visiting with her sister Mrs the voters have placed the right Pearl Burnsfield, of Dunsmuir Calif, men in the right place. for some time returned home, the Mr Earnest Younger, of Mon first of the week. mouth is visiting his many friends Mrs Lelah McKennan nee Abbott, “ Angels call the little darling. in the Grove this week. of La Croix Forks, British Columbia, Called thee in thy early bloom; Now thy little form is lying Clair B Baker and wife, of Rose- in the Rossland country, is visiting In the cold and silent tom b; burge, were visiting their relatives relatives and friends at Saginaw and Small white hands are gently folded. and many fiienJ« in the Grove the the in tho Grove. Mrs McK says Quiet now thy dainty feet, that country is destined-to become Brightest eyes are closed forever, * first of the week. It III* I.pff a great mining country. Gone the smiles that were so sweet P A Danfortb, of LaGrange, Ga., Angles called the, little darling, Mesdames, Eakin, Benson, Larch, suffered for six months with a fright From all care and pain away Bristow, Newland and Misses Lillie ful running sore on his leg; but To the realms of joy eternal, writes that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Celia Lurch, Ethel Wooley and To that land of purest day. »holly cured it in five days For Messrs Will Newland and Hugh W e will miss thcc. Oh! so sadly; No sweet Willie now to kiss. qlcers, Wounds, Piles it’s the best Bhene visited the O E 8 at Eugene But we’ ll meet thee, little darling, salve in the world. Cure guaranteed. Jn that land of perfect bliss. last Friday all report a geand time. Only 25c. Sold by J P Currin. M. E. T. NEWLAND’S MILLINERY STORE A LOSING GAME For us, for the time being but we have decided to re duce our Stock at recood- Leads in Up-to-date -rvr- r r , t ,- n sr-i=rF ?.-v_-va« B reaking Prices^- A Full Presentations of Newes Styles and Paterns This Remarkable cut in pri ^>P R IC E S^ ces it the most Stupendous ever known in our city. Are within the reach of all. Newlands Millipenj $tore S o blefp B u il d in g , It □ o v e r a H j ' v s r ’y M ain S theet . M U SIC L E S S O N S In our store and is for a Limited time only. So call early before lines ar broken. Mrs. L. D B E C K . Will jive MUSIC Lcsons on the W e mean Business for we are going to move our Goods, and our prices will At the C. P. PAKSONAGE M Using the Late, Graded German Method now taught in Berlin, Germany. o v e k.* T h e m F W ALL & , TERMS, 5 0 UTS PER LESSON OF 30 MINUTES. Go To H A R R Y W Y N N E ’S W e D ftii’t Claim^—? -o c z : To have the only store in Co tf"1 H But we do claim to hayo a lavj j •.veil selected stock of BICYCLES, SUNDRIES, Dry Goods, Groccri33 General M orclv and REPAIRING At Griffin & Veatcli's H AR D W AR E STORE. H -iiS G Which wo are] soiling at ri^lit prices. Church A nnouncem ents. • C P CHUKCH. 1 Hats. • Boots r.irJ Shoes. 10 a m Sunday School Mr H D Scott Supt, We hayo o fine lino of Winter You can't bent our prices on Hata, all the latent styles and colors. Boots and Shoes, of all kinds, in th» 7:30 p m Text “ My Lord and my Come in and let us fit you up in this Our stock is of the very best quality Une. ‘ and. aro sure to please you. God.” 3 p m Junior, Mrs Sadie Down ing, Supt. 0:30 p m Y P S C E, Mr Elbert Veatch. Pres. E very b o d y w elcom e, L D B eck . O ld S o l d i e r ’ * E x p e r ie n c e . W L Coppernoll was visiting in Pastor. Eucne, Sunday. M M Austin, a civil war veteran, Rev J B Lister, State Evangelist of Winchester, Iud., writes: “ My Ed Conner and wife visited in for the Christian Church in Oregon wife was sick a long time in spite of Cottngo Grove, Tuesday. will speak at -the Christian Church good doctor’s treatment, but was Sunday evening >pr 28, at 7.30 p m wholly cured by Dr. Kings new Life The C P Aid Society will meet at rll members are urged to be present Pills, which worke 1 wonders for her the manse, Thursday May the 2nd and the public cordially invited health.” They always do. Try at 3 o’ clock. Devotional exercises F E Billington. them. Only 25c. at Currins Drug conducted by Mrs Wooley. ♦ L G l/iflS & V 6 H T C H + Foley's Honey and Ta r tor children,safe,aure. No opiates. Store. Foley's Honey and Ta r curea colds, prevents pneumoala.
