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About The Leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1895-1903 | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1901)
N otice . The famous military drama, The Notice is hereby given that the Confederate spy,” to be prsented under the auspices of Co A, Fourth uudersigned firm having sold out Bogiment O N O the at Martin desire to close up their business Hall thi", evening promises to be and all persons indebted to said firm wall attended. The seats are selling are notified to settle their accounts fast. The play is under the directon at once. Call at the residence of o fS g t Major C Kauffman The play Dr Geo Wall. E W all k W hipple . was given at Eugene Monday night to a crowded house. Mr Kauffman takes a leading part in the play. B v Koxsv. Church was well attended Sun- The following is the cast day. George Waterman, (A young Un ionist) Capt C C Kauffman Ask Walt if he enjoyed his stroll Philip Bradley, (A daring Spy on the hill. •nder Lee) Sgt Chas Griffin Mr snd Mrs Earnest McReynold, F led Ainslen, (A Rebel Aid de- visited with Tramels' folk, Sunday Camp) Capt R S Huston Jim Despain of Philomath was Maj General Banks, U S A greeting some of bis old friends and * L t C C Hammond neighbors in Cottage Grove, last Officer Mulgarry, one of the finest Tuesday. out of danger, Mus., M Vincent Jay Despain left last Sunday for Clay, what knows wher der an extended visit with his parents at chicken roost, M us, C Cheshire Philomath. flockery Schnidlebecker the draft- Mrs Bnnch has been visiting her dutcLmau, Pvt A Stubling daughter Mrs Bert Lee for the past Maud Bradley, a southern bell, Miss Sina Orrel few days. C H Burkholder, today summond Mrs Waterman, mother of George, Miss Mattie Hulery all the men who handled piling for him last spring in the Grove for a Nora Me Geggin, dowu on the hsythen Chinaxers, Mus G Oliver hearing in order to recover payment Soldiers in blue and gray, villagers, for the same, etc. Mr Goodnow has again resumed It will be of interest to Cottage work on the J H Hawley ranch at Grove people to know that Miss the Divide crushing rock we notice Sina Orrell takes the leading female several teams are kept busy’ bawl role in this drama and does it in a ing. Wro hope the roads at Divide manner and grace that is peculiarly will be so improved that they can her own. Miss Sina has appeared be used at all times fn the year hero before in amatucr theatrical Let the good work go on. efforts and her well known ability Report of Divide School for the as an elocutionist in select readings month ending May the 3, 1901. easily wins for her laurels that only Number of pupils enrolled 35 fall to the lot of few amateurs. She “ “ “ belonging 29 was the star at Eugene and *• “ days attendance 535 should have a large house here to “ “ “ absence 33 greet her at her old home. “ “ of times tardy 18 DI V I D E The following is a program for the Public School Commencement. Grammar department, Friday May 17th Orchestra. Ruinhow Rose Drill 1st, grade. Our Young Patriots 2nd and 3rd grades. Geography Exercise 4th gado, Duet Chester Vandenberg and Steele Miller A Day in Europe 7th grade. Chorus, 8th grade. Recitation, Eva Cl a nberlen. Orecheatra. Indian Drill in three parts from Longfellow. 1st part the Peace Pipe. Sud part Calling of Day Star. 8rd part The Dance. Orchestra. Program for High School Satur day night May 18th. Orchestra, Invocation, Rev L D Beck. Song, Quartett, Mesda ues Scott and Cox, Messrs White and Awbrcy. Oration, Nettie Burdick, “ Transi tion of Woman ” Oration, Horace Harms, ‘Character.’ Song Misses Martin, Hart and citation Elvira Dorwerd, “ An Order for a picture” Class History 1901 Roy Hernen "»J . Bong Valedictory, Ezra Baker, W e Launch tonight, Where Shall We Aacbor? ^ A d d ress to class, Dr Freidel. ^rifJPresentation of Diplomas, by County Superintendent, Miller, Quartette, Mesdames Scott aud Cox, Messrs White and Awbry. B a s k B all . — An interesting game at base ball will be played on the 84ouffer field today between the Bohemian's and Eugene’s first team. We are not betting on the result for wj) believe it will be a rub. The Bogeue l>oys are said to be iu good ■hope and tbe Bohemians will not any grass grew under their feet ffaring the game. It will bo worth oeeing. ' -The lino up for the game will ptbbably stand as follows, Eugene f^ffiohe emians Hays Win McQueen Me Faust ¿McFarland Roy Knox Heroen way Roy He Griffin McQueen Branstetter ett Gilstrap ik Blair Coortwright 't Robinson Willowby Harms “ “ of visitors 5 The following are names of the pupils on the Roll of Honor for this month. Viola Tramel, Florence Lee Emma Long, Ivan and Bertie Smitb, Smith, Edna Turner, Beulah Coffman Cluo Haskins, Helen Clack. Ada Smitb, teacher. P U R E L Y PERSONAL. Ball game at 3 o ’clock, today. A James Hawley came up from Eu gene one day this week. Miss Laura Jones went to Rose- burg, Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Frank Kennedy, of Saginaw were in town, Wednesday,. Mrs Roy Riggs, of Saginaw, visit ed in the Grove the first of the week. Mrs Thos Awbrey went to visit her sister Mrs S S Siegle in Port land the first of the week. Mr and Mrs Geo Hawley and Mrs Minnie Underwood attended the field meet at Eugene Monday. Earnest Lockwood and Miss Mag gie Gaugh, took in the field meet at Eugene, Monday. Ä SV Ä A A VW A A v _ A A A A A A À *» A A A A A A A. A A GARMAN & HEMENWAY, visited at Mr Ed Baker was a north bound passenger, Wednesday. A *T Fine rings at H l) Madsen’s. Miss Arta Lewis, went to Eugene. Thursday. J S Medley and wife Eugene, last week. A < i Successors to GARMAN & NEWLAND < i i < 4 < W e carry 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 h ereto stay and want your trade- GARM AN & HEM ENW AY. Dr Lowe, Eugene’s well known optician is now at the Sherwood Hotel, he will go home on the freight, Saturday, afternoon. About 30 Cottaga Grovites went to see the field contests between the Uuiversity teams of Oregon and Cal ifornia, last Monday. John Wallace and Dave Markley left, Thursday for Northern Califor nia where they go to work on the construction of a large dredger. Parents and young people should remember that it frequently occurs that “ Music is father and mother sweetheart and fame, and sometimes bread." Mrs L D Beck. Mrs Atkin3 and daughter, Miss Fay, of Indépendance, arrived here Wednesday afternoon, Mr Atkins will come luter on, they have come to live in this city. NEWLAND’S ROUSE, GEER-' MILLINERY -LU M B E R CO. STORE Manufacturers All kinds of Rough and Dressed nf Leads in Up-to-date te r IvCTT .T ■TOSTEIS~g~ -*aa —ti Lumber, Bridge Timbers, Ties Etc. Look at these Prices. A Full Presentations of Flooring, $ 1 6 .0 0 , $ 1 4 .0 0 and $ 1 2.00 Rustic and Ceiling, $ 1 4 .0 0 12.00 and $ 1 0.00 Double Surfaced, $ 1 4 .0 0 12.00 and 10.00 Sized Lumber, $ 7 .0 0 Rough, $ 6.00 to $4.00 Newes Styles and Paterns ^ > P R IC E S ^ W e have a Fine assortment Are within the reach of all. Coudr. W S Conser, will have charge of the Presidents train on its building material now on hand and offer special in trip tbrougn Oregon. Mr Couser is Ladies, patronize borne industry ducements on Dressed Lumber of 10 per cent and tbe oldest, conductor in point of and take advantage of the reduction on Rough Lumber 15 per cent discount for Cash. service on the road. M ain S theet . S cbleff B uilding , made on street bats, Friday and A ll Orders promptly filled. Old Mr Loretz, who formerly Saturday, at Newland’s Millinery R O U S E -C E E R L U M B E R C o . A m os, O re go n. lived at Cottage Grove, and will be Store. remembered by many of our old If you want a hoe rake, shovel or résidera died at the home of his son spade, callon Griffin and Veacb, Co. near Junction last Monday. Have you Been those superb Silver Lake items in Chewaucan souviner spoons at Madson’s. Mrs. L. D BECK. Post.— Mr Clius Pitcher arrived here 3-rove, To have the only store in Will give MUSIC Lassons on ths More new goods, received at and will reside in the Horning resi But we do claim to have a lar_ j and Newlands Millinery Store. dence in our city, Mr Pilcher well selected stock of Call at Madsen's and see those comes from Cottage Grove and will take charge of the horses belonging elegant souvenir Spoons. A t the - to the A V Lane estate. Take your wife to the Imperial Mrs Beck’s class in music is doing and treat her to a Sunday dinner splendid work, but she has little served from 12m to 1.30 p m. ---------- + — — faith in the progress of those who As Dr Lowe will go to Eugene on make music a study during the Using the Late, Graded German the freight train Saturday afternoon slimmer months onln Method now taught in W hich wo are] selling at right prices. you had oetter see him about your Berlin, Germany. Harry Hart, who has been con eyes at your earliest convenience. Boots and Shoes. Hats. nected with Geo Griffith in the Elite TE11M8, 50 CTS PER LESSON OF 30 MINUTES. r* He wont be back for 3 months. — ■ • Tonsorial parlors for the past year, You can’t heat our prices Oty, We have a fine line of Winter If you enjoy seeing and hearing a left for the mines in the Rosslaud Hats, all the latest styles ami colors. Boots and Shoes, of nil kinds, in tha genuine dutchman under trying B 0 country, Thursday. Come in and let us fit you up in this Our stock is of the very best qualito circumstances don’t fail to get a seat and are sure to please you. “ line. * ------ ’ G olconpa M ining C o . — The Gol- at Nelson k Brebaut’ s Drug Store for oonda Mining Co of Bohemia, met tbe Confederate Spy tonight. Arthur last evening at tbe residence of Rev Stubling can play the part to per C A Wooley, iu Fairmount and fection. elected officers for the ensuing year Gov Geer has cororoissioued W as follows: President, L F Wooley, and B Dennis, Supt of the Quicksilver Cottage Grove; vice president, J W mines at Black Butte as a delegate Gowdy Cottage Grove, secretary, C to the international mining Congress A Wooler, Fairmount, assistant A t Griffin & Veatch’s at Boise Idaho on July 23-25. G W secretary, Mrs Minnie Peebler, H A R D W A R E STORE. Lloyd of this city is also a dele Roseburg, directors, L F Wooley Proprietors gate- J S Wooley, Minnie Peebler, C A C h u rch A n n o u n ce m e n ts. S old O ct . — Messrs Scott k Wooley, J W Gowdy.— Guard, O P CHURCH. Wheeler have sold out their hard Prof E B McElroy, one of Oregon's 10 a m Sunday School ware business to S R Piper and most widely known educators, died Mr H D Scott Supt, Chas Vandenberg, of this city, who We »re now prepnlred to hmileh of heart failure very suddenly at bis ell kind« o f Breokete, Mouldings, will continue the business at the old • f 3 p m Junior, Mrs Sadie Down home in Eugene last Friday night, Cornice, Smell end Door*, stand. Messrs Piper and Vanden- end Window Prunes, Prof McElroy was an accomplished ing, Supt D oors end W indow s, r i s k « b rg are experienced hardware men 0:30 p m Y P S C E, Mr Elbert •f instructor and has been held in well known and reliable, and should Veatch. Pres. popular esteem for the past 20 or 25 do a fine business. We wish them years by the people of this state. 1 1 a m, Subject “ Lovest thou me?” Wood-work of all Rindt» Made and Repaired.'» 8 p m , Subject “ I will make you He was school superintendent of W c will also work Flooring, Rustic, Siding, Ceiling size Studding, eto. Benton County for a number of fishers o f men.” M A R R IE D . years and was elected by the people Every body welcome, L D B ecx . It eared 111. Le(. M c F a h la xd — L in c o l n . — In Eugene, of Oregon for three successive terms Pastor. What Shall We Have For Desaert? Monday, May 6, at 8 p m, Mr P A Danforth, of LaGrange, Ga., as Supt, of Public Instruction and suffered for six months with a fright N o t ic e to T a x p a y e r s . This question arises in the family Warren McFarland and Mrs Rose held a chair as a member of tbe ful running sore on his leg; but every day. Let us answer it to-day. Linclon wers united in marriage, faculty ot tbe U of O until about a Tbe 1900 assessment rolls are now writes that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Try Jell-O a delicious and healthful Justice, 0 A Wintermeir, officia wholly cured it in five days. For dessert. Prepared in two minutes. year ago when failing health induced open for the payment of Taxes. ting. fleers, Wounds, Piles it’s the lrest No boiling! no baking! simply add him to resign. He was a Civil War W W W ithers , Sheriff of Lane salve in tbe world. Cure guaranteed. boiling water and The L eaue * joins a host of friends set to cooL veteran and in his death the country County, Ore. Flavors:— Lemon, Orange, Rasp in wishing the popular yonng couple Only 25c. Hold by J P Currin. has lost a noble patriot and our berry and Strawberry. Get a pack a long and prosperous journey, of state another of her favorite ed age at your grocers to-day. lOcts. wedded bliss. ucators. curts colds, prevent» pneumoala. tor children,safe,sure. No opiates. 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