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About The Leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1895-1903 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1901)
v i y i l) £ on ¿ lout Strict 1ms been treated to HY K oxev . Kino rings ut ti (J .Madsen's. a brand new sidewalk which is n joy INIr and Mrs Dunn, of Marshfield, Attorney Knox was in Eugene to pedestrians of that part of the are' visiting at Mrs Dunn’s sister last week. city. Mrs Graut Harrison. Fred Burns came down from Bo Mrs Dr Wall visited her mother This is a prosperity item, $33200,- hemia, Sunday. Mrs Huntley, one day this week. 00 in mortgrges was filed in Clerk Mr G W Lloyd went to the Lee’s office Wednesday of last J R Kendall visited two days at the mines Tuesday. week. Grove this week. Lea has a small force of men at work on the streets again, which will bo augmen ted as soon ns the weather settles when Lis contract of street grading will be speedily finished. At pres ent teams are ver_. scarce and the hauling of crushed rock will be somewhat retarded for a short time. But Mr Lea expects to finish the job at an early date. S treet W ork . — Geo 4 4 ■■i 4 < L 0 R ft N E Mr F J Hard, a mining, man of O J Foss, of Eugene, is visiting Portland, and well known in this his old home near Lorane this week. city was spending a few days here Hon Ivan McQueen is homo again this week. We understand that Mr Whitney, of Comstock has rented tho black smith shop and other property of Mr C M Cowan and in company with his mother and B i s t e r will soon move to Lorane-MrCowan aud fa'mily start for Idaho May 10 . A l j .gii av .cm. k. i Sit yfV A jft ¿ k A . Ai - i Jth. j A c .J < Successors to GARM AN & N E W LA N D . W e c a r r y a large Stock of Goods and offer them to you in exchange for your Cash or or Produce for less money than those, who Credit. Ours is a Cash Business and we figure no Loss. Come and see us, we are hereto stay and want your trade- GARMAN & HEMENWAY. HTV W 1 city. B y B rutus . after a three or four moths absence. -,íh GARMAN & HEMENWAY, Mrs Charles Hedrick is still sick Mr and Mrs Robt Martin were in wite grip. the Grove, Saturday. Mrs Bert Lee, Mrs Mollie Harri John Holland, was visiting in the son and Mrs Dunn, were the guests County seat, Monday. of Mrs Will Coffin last Thursday. J I Jones was in Eugene the Miss Ada Smith our school teach first of the week on business. er visited her sister Mrs Dr Sclileef, J W Arne was down to Eiigene, Saturday. the first of the week, on business. Mr Jay Despain, visited his Joe Glass made a business trip to parents at Plilouath one day last Eugene the first of the week. week, his brother was sick with Mrs John Tuit, of Creswell, is N ew C rossing . — A new street lagrip. visiting with her son at Erin, Ten crossing has been put in at the Mr Burt Lee, Guy Lee, Rhuben depot this week which adds to the Tucker, Will Coffin, A Write and nessee. conveinenco of the public in no Jay Despain have all been loading Mrs D A Paine, of Eugene, visited small degree, and Contractor Lea cars this week for the R R Com with friends in the Grove, a day or has beeen repairing the street pany. so this week. gutters, leveling them up from the Mr Charles Bukholder was a Miss Nora Wright, of Walker disturbed condition in which they visitor at Divide lost Friday. Come visited with her many friends in tbe were left by the high waters last again Charlie. Grove this week. winter and althotogethor the streets Mrs J Tramel and daughter Miss Mrs Nellie Skillman, of Browns are beginning to have a neater ap pearance. Let the good work go Viola was shoping in the Grove ville, is visiting with Mrs Jane last Saturday. on. Benson and other friends of this I O O F S ocial — Last Friday even ing the Odd Fellows and Rebeccas gave an entertainment and social at Masonic Hall in honor of their 82nd Anniversary i.t which a largo number of iuvited guests were present. A very excellent program, consisting of select readings, vocal and instru mental music all of which was well received and highly appreciated. A beautiful luncheon was served to all present aud a general good time was the result. The Odd Fellows lodge in this city has a number of enthu siastic workers and the organization rank* first in point of members among the secret organizations of Cottage Grove. Long may they wave. ■A*. ìr Editor Wooley aud wife visited with relatives at Creswell the first of the week and took iu the Meneley Concert. NEWLAND’S ROUSE, G E E R - MILLINERY -L U M B E R CO. STORE A ll kinds o f R ou gh an d Dressed Manufacturers Mesdames E J Humphrey and Emma Long and Miss Hattie Leads in Up-to-date Belshaw of Eugene, were iu the Grove, this week. War ^ r L L T t s T E B T “tt* L um ber, B ridge T im bers, Ties Etc. Look at these Prices. Mr and Mrs J P Ozment, Mr and Alf Dillard and Andrew Svarverud A Full Presentations of Mrs W R, aud Mr and Mrs I N came up from Eugene to furnish the Flooring, $16.00, $14.00 and $12.00 Doak start for Eastern Oregon and music for the dance, Wednesday Rustic and Ceiling, $14.00 12.00 and $10.00 nnd Idaho May 10th, night, assisted by Cbas Cochran of Double Surfaced, $14.00 12.00 and 10.00 Sized Lumber, $7.00 Rough, $6.00 to $4.00 Miss Bessie Johnson, of Drain, this placE. ^>P R IC E S ^ v.sited at home a few day the last of Are within the reach of all. D D Knox, a Cottage Grove boy Soi.n Our— Mrs E Wall and Sons the week. is entered for the three events iu the have sold their elegant stick of big field meet at Eugene on next building material now on hand and offer special in general merchandise to Mr II W Monday between the U of O and B y S ol Newland formerly of the firm of ducements on Dressed Lumber of 10 per cent and School is progressing nicely. the University, of California. < larman and Newland, this week. on Rough Lumber 15 per cent discount for Cash. M ain S treet . S crletf B uildino , Spring fanning is all nearly finish- Mr Newland, took charge of the Harry Hart bas disposed or bis All Orders promptly filled. business on Wednesday and will e 1 in this vacinity. stock of tobaccos etc at the Elite R O U S E -C E E R L U M B E R C o . A m os, O regon. ea'er to the wants of the public as Mrs Kerr of Wildwood is visitt g Too to ial parlors and will shortly sole propiietor. Mr Newland is in t!. s neighborhood a present. leave for British Columbia, where he well known here and is an experi The Misses Pitcher, Harlow and will engage in mining, enced business man and we are glad Wicks, of Sta , were visiting M a <0C Ben Curry, who has been spend that he has permanently located Ben Pitcher Sunday lash Mrs. L. D B E CK . ing the past few months as watch here. Will pive MUSIC Le'sons on (ho To hav.i the only store in Cottar^ Grove, Mr and Mrs Robt Martin visited at the Noonday Mills, c-uno down A nniversary S ermon — Rev C H at Walker last week. from Bohemia Wednesday. Ben But we do claim to haye a largo and Wallace preached the anniversaty Singing at the school house was says there is not much snow at the P I AW ©' well selected stock of sermon for the Odd Fellows at the well attended last Sunday afternoon. mines now but the weather is cold C P Church Sunday to a packed At the - ^ Mrs Uattio VanSchoiack and and it melts very slowly. bouse. The members of the Re The Misses Lucy, Laura, Louis family of Fail-view are visiting beccas, and Odd Fellows lodge at PARSONAGE friends and acquaintances on this Newlaud, Ollie Willard,Ethel Cottle, C . tended in a body wearing full regal- Mary Currin and Robie Baker and side of Row river at present. ais and arc to be complimented Mr Alfred Bigelow of Dorena who Mcssre Jesa Griffiu, Cbas Dutton Using the Late, Graded German upon their appearance. Rov Wal is now in Eastern Oregon looking nnd Lon Willard went to Creswell, Method now taught in W hich we are.J selling at right prices. lace gave an excellent sermon using Berlin, Germany. for land writes that the country is Monday evening to hear the Meneley the Good Samaritan ns a text and TERMS, 50 CTS PER LESSON OP 30 MINUTES. pleasant for the time of year and Trio sing. Hats. t Boots and Shoes. his subject “ Love” was instructively A that he is meeting with old acquan- Chewaucan Post, of Paisley, says and skillfully bandied throughout. We Lavo a fine lino of Wlntcr You can't boat our prices 0% tances. “Geo Cooley of Paisley recently re The services wore intorestiug and Hata, all tho latest stylei ami colore. Boots and Shoes, of all kinds, in thsi ceived the sad news from Cottage N otice to Taxpayers. the Rev gentleman displays an Come in anil lct us fit yoa up in thia Our stock is of tbo v ery beet quality Grove tbnt be was dead. Geo energy and adaptation to pulpit line. ------ ' ■ * and. aro sure to please you. - — The 1900 assessment rolls are now advise bis friends to give no credence efforts that would be a credit to to tbe story, as bo says it is con many of bis younger brother open for the payment of Taxes. B IC Y C L E S , \V W W ithers , Sheriff of Lane siderably exaggerated” ministers. County, Ore. S U N D R IE S , Lieut. Cbas Klingensmith and M usical R e c i t a l . — Tuesday even and May the 10 and 11 Eugene’s ’ well Arthur Stubling, of Company A, of ing Mrs L D Beck’ s class in music Eugene were in tbe city Wednesday known oculo optician Dr C W Lowe gave a public recital before a large number of the parents nnd friends will be in Cottage Grove on his billing the town for tbe presentation of the class who were invited to be regular proffessional visit. See him of tbe play “ Tbe Confederate Spy” At Griffin & Vcatch’s which will be given here Friday May H A R D W A R E STORE. present. Mrs Beck lias a class of if you need glasses. 10, at Martiu’ s Opera House. Tbe Ladies, patronize home industry over twenty pupils of whose progress C hurcli A n n ou n cem en ts. she is justly proud. The recital and take advantage of tbe reduction L eader acknowledges a pleasant call, proved a veritable high class enter made on street hats, Friday and Newes Styles and Pateras W e have a Fine assortment DORENft Newlapds Millinery store MUSIC LESSONS W e Dnn’t Claim«— ^ D ry Goods, G roceries and G eneral M erchandise V. HARRY W YNNE’S +Lewis & yeHTCH f' REPAIRING CLH SS + BR0TH6RS Proprietorsof_r. tainment and was a source of pleas Saturday, at Newland’s Millinery ure to the invited guests present. Store. The numbers rendered by tbe mem If you want a hoe. rake, shovel or bers of the class were of a high spade, callon Griffin and Veacb, Co. order of music, many of them com Have yon seen those superb posed by such well known masters souviner spoons st Madson's. as Sartorio, Engel, Klein nnd Behr More new goods, received at and were executed in a style and Newlands Millinery Store. manner that would he a credit to Wm H Rowlings, of Mosby Creek, older pupils. We refrain from special comment further than to say bas been grauted a original pension the outlook for advanced music and of $8 per month. R Kohler, Supt Fields and Road- accomplished pianists in Cottage Grove was never brighter. All master Grondall passed through the who attended the recital feel that Grove Wednesday, enroute to points Mrs Beck is doing some fiue work in tbe music line for tbe young folks south. of our city and another feast of like Qnite a number of Epworth nature will be looked forward to League delegates came down from with pleasure and it is safe to say * Drain to attend the convcn&ion at the parsonage will not hold the people who come to hear her next this place, Thursday. BANNER SALVE recital. th e m ost h ealin g eel*a In th e w o rld . 0 P CHURCH. Edd Hibbard, who Las been 10 a m Sunday School traveling as salesman for a promin Mi H D Scott Supt, ent Portland Wholesale House for 3 p m Junior, Mrs Sadie Down the past four months has resigned ing, Supt his position and is visiting among 6:30 p m Y P S C E, Mr Elbert his many friends in Cottage Grove Veatcb. Pres. this week. He may accept a position Every b o d y w elcom e, L D B eck . with the firm of L Lurch, “ f this Pastor. city. The C P Aid Society will meet at Jas Hart left, Wednesday noon, for IU island, B C, where he goes to 1 Mrs Wynn’s, Thursday May the 9nd join his father who is working in the at 3 o ’ clock. Devotional exercises mines at that place os foreman. Jim conducted by Mrs Beck. will take a position as blacksmith Kev J B Lister, State Evangelist upon his bis arrival. His family for the Christian Church in Oregon will not go at present but will re will speak at the Christian Church main here until the climate bas Sunday evening Apr 28, at 7.30 p m somewhat moderated in that north | rll members are urged to lie present ern country. Mr Hart has many j and tbe public cordially invited. friends here who regret to see him F E Billingtoc. leave. Tie Cottage Groye P la n s Mill. . . • f as» ?v»w prepared to tarnish all kind« o f Brackets, Mouldings, *- > Got-nlee, Basti and Doors. Door J ~ • Wood-work of all Kinds Made and Repaired. ? Wc will also work Flooring, Rustió, Siding, Ceiling sice Studding, e ta I t s o re d H I« P A Danfortb, of LaGrange, Go., suffered for six months with a fright ful running sore on bis leg; but writes that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve wholly enred it in five days. For qlccra, Wounds. Piles it’s the best salve in tbe world. Cure guaranteed. Only 25c. Sold by J P Currin. Foley's Honey •nd Tar tor children,safe,ture. No opiate*. What Shall We Have For Dessert? This question arises in the family every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try Jell-O a delicious and healthful dessert Prepared in two minute«. No boiling! no baking! simply add boiling water and set to cooL Flavors:— Lemon, Orange, Rasp berry and Strawberry. Get a pack age at your grocers to-day. lOcta.
