The Leader., May 24, 1901, Image 3

C ommencement E xercises .— Friday
1* I J R E L Y I' K U S O N A I,
Social.
evening tho primary and iutirmedi-
Li. a .— W ednesday evening a num-
Sorosis” Shoe!
* >%i «ex -¿ j S b ! i S j S^5[3 a 3C j 3ESC a S3C3
ate grades of tho public school gave
j her of our young people enjoyed a
their closing exercises at tho Opt ra
j£u_ very p'easant time at the home oi
Miss Greta Bristow visit
louse to oue of the largest and gene this week.
Miss Elsie Lea. Miss Lea is held
most enthusiastic audiences ever
G A Cobb, made a business trip in high esteem by all tlie young
scmbled in Cottage Grove. The to Reaching Monday.
people of the town and her ability
hildren's enteriaiuraont is always an
as
an entertainer is so well known
Mr and Mrs H D Scott wore visit­
nttractivo foature in the closing of ing at Eugene, Thursday.
that whenever an iuvitniiou is
ur public school term anil this one
extended them to sdoud an evening
Miss Louise Newland was in Eu­
proved a success in every respect.
at tier home the event is looked for­
gene, the first of the week.
The teachers are rightly proud of
ward to with much expectations,
Editor Wooley and family spent
heir faithful years work iu the
and it goes without saying that they
Monduy visiting in Eugene.
chool rooms, of Cottage Grovo and
are
never disappointed.
Social
Attend Eakiu A Bristows shoe
enernl satisfaction on the part of
games, music and recitation com­
sale.
ho public is a thing tho hoard of
prised the programs for tho evening.
Hugh Behne, was down from tho
director should and usually do ap-
At a late hour, after expressing their
»ikireciate. Judging from the interest Helena mine the first of the week.
appreciation of her efforts the guests
Mrs Johny Akin was a north bid Mis3 Lea good night and de­
4®nd enthusiasm manifested at these
exercises is certainly an indication hound passenger, on T i es lay’s parted for their varioun homes.
that sueh is the general feeling at local.
Rain, welcome rain.
the close of the present school year.
O F Knox, of Eugene was up to
Fine
rings at H C Mudsen’s.
This by no means indicates that a the Grove on business the first of
1000
pounds of butter wanted at
point of perfection is reached in our tho week.
Lurch’s.
puklic school, for there is ever room
Mrs Geo Broomfield and children
for improvement in this as all other
Call at Madsen’s and see those
returned from a visit with relatives
things. But wo believe that the
elegant souvenir Spoons.
at Hudsoh, Thursday.
«fficiency of our public schools is
Take your wife to the Imperial
Steadily advancing and that the
Her C H Wallace will preach at
and treat her to a Sunday dinne ;
patrons are growing more reconciled the Shields school house Sunday,
served from 12m to 1.30 p m.
to the new order of things as time Juno 9 at 11 a m. Everybody in­
Mrs Beck's class in music is doiug
»oils on. W e understand that the vited.
splendid work, but she has little
corps of teachers are retained for
Mrs Mabel
Baker returnded faith in the progress of those who
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age
a yg ^ p r’^ jy r^ y jy r a q r aypnEgr Mg
tho coming years practically un­ Thursday afternoon, from a visit
make music a study during
the
changed.
with her mother who lives at Con.- 1 summer months only
if On Saturday evening tho graduat­ stocks.
The Fourth Annual Reanion of
in g class had the floor and tho over­
Miss Nora W right, of Walker, was the Lane County Voteran Association
flowing house uud applause clearly
visiting', Tuesday with Miss Blanche will be held in Eugene, on Tuesday,
sl.owod tho class stands in the high­
Coffman, of this city, who is again Wednesday and Thursday, June the
est esteem among our citizens. The
very ill.
4, 5 and Gth *01. Indian war veter-
general verdict so far as wo have
J S Medley, was one of the judges aus, Spanish war veterans and all
heard is that the class, without ex­
At the Lowest Prices. W e Carry
W ill be continued, ibr a few days, until
ception, acquitted themselves re­ at tho U o f* 0 and U of W field other veterans are cordinlly invited
Everything iu the Millinery Line
cur New Stock arrives. W e are slaugtering
markably well iu their delivery of meet at Eugene. The Judge takes to attend. A fine time is anticipated
and can Supply you with Anything
Prices in these Goods for we only have a
their orations and their reading. a great deal of interest in athlotic and all will be made welcome who
you need.
lew
days left to close them out. I f you want
exercises
and
made
a
good
official.
attend.
Want of space forbids even a partial
Bargains, give us a call.
ThosJoukins arrived homo from
reproduction
of
their valuable
N o t ic e
papers or further- comments upon an extended bicycle tour to Salem
Having sold out our business all
Our P r ic e s tc C lo se
them, than to say they were all more Portland and Astoria, Wednesday. accounts must he settled at once by
Ch ldren’s Shoes;
Your Choice Now;
than ordinary interest, well written Tom attended the Grand Lodge of cash cr no e office with Phillips A
Are the Lowest and Our Terms
Forresters, which was held at Salem White,
and pleasing by be delivered.
Regular prices range up to $1.75
for 5 0 eeuts.
MOST L IB E R A L
E The class consisted of the Misses last week.
Wheeler A Scott
Men’s Hats
Your d ioico
■yira Darwood and Nettie Burdick,
A new citizen that Corvallis is to
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and Messrs Horaco Harms, Iioy havo is George Small, a prominent
Regular prices 75c, SI, 1.25, up to $2.00 for 25c to $1.00
B y B itim rs,
Henn nway, and Ezra Baker. A t the stock man of Eastern Oregon. Ho is
Mies M illie Lockwood is home
dose each of them were lit erallv to arrive about June 1st. He re­
Ladies Shoes,
Your Choico now.
from her Buck Creek school for a
loaded down with congratulatory cently sold his herd 100 of head of
few weeks vacation.
R egular prices, $1.25 up to $3.00
for 75 Cents.
boquei8 which at'est tho popularity cattle, together with his ranches
Our new blacksmith from Com-
of
the young people and the and other property. A daughter is
The prices we are nuotin<r here is to e-ivo vou some
stoc raised to show up so Lorano is
idea of what we are doing in the >.vay of cutting:
and ience’ s appreciation of their a student at O A C.— Times.
without a blacksmith.
prices in the Odds and Ends. W e have a variety of
school work. Viva La Class.
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Mr Rcsevelt Kerr, of Warren, Pc,
Sam Hartley and E Farman have
Goods that we are closing out at
g j D r F ii lel, of the State University is here visiting with his brothers,
gone to Baker City to attend a ses­
Mrs. L. D BUCK.
delivered the elms charge and gave Grorgo and Jim. Ho will remain
sion of tho Grand Lodge I O O F.
Will rive MUSIC Le-suns on ths
them and the audience much food until about the first of July? whin
There will be a basket social at
R W N EW LAN D .
fo f thought.
he expects to return. Mr K err is
tbe M E Chuteh, Saturday evening
H P r o f B riggs iu a few well chosen GO years old aud has but few gray
June 1st. An interesting programe At the'
wards pocsentcd tlie class with their- haire apd is as spry as many men at
will be given.
dipiomas and Cottage Grove’s school 40. Ho is the oldest son of Mr Wm
W e Understand there will be a
year was at a close and the class of Kerr, who has the distinction of be­
game
of ball played at this place
’ 01 was launched in the seething ing within a few months of 100
surf of busy, bustling humanity.
years old and who at that advanced next Saturday between a uiue from
the Grove and the homo nine.
W r.L C elebrate - A t a called meeting age. is personally engaged in mining
Also an ice cream social in the even
o f citizens of Cottage Grove at the in Southern Oregon.
ing. L et everybody attend and TERMS, 50 CTS PER LESSON OP 30 MINUTES.
city Ila ll Monday evening it was
Mr William Kerr, who enjoys the
help the boys aloug.
defided tknt Cottage Grove celebrate distinction of being nearly 100 years
old
and
who
has
been
visiting
with
Bud Ishmael is homo from Com­
th « coming Fourth of July in an
his son, George, at Wildwood, for stock. He has been working at that
appropriate inaunor. Mr C H Burk
some time, returned to his mines, in
holder was chosen chairman and Mr Southern Oregon, Wednesday. Mr place aud had the misfortune to fall
Darwin Bristow, secy.
Kerr is remarkably spry for a man off of a derrick a distance of 15 feet
The following committees were of his age and has driven a tunnel lauding on his head and breaking
Flooring, $16.00, $14.00 and $12.00
in his mine over 100 feet within the his neck— (almost.)
diasen.
Rustic and Ceiling. $14.00 12.00 and $10.00
past year all by himself. His eldest
F inance ;— D Bristow, L Lurch O
Have
you seen those superb
son M r liosevelt Kerr, of Warren,
Double Surfaced, $14.00 12.00 and 10.00
V oft.h ,
Pa., visited with him the past two souviner spoons at Madson’s.
,
and
Sized Lumber, $7.00 Rough, $6.00 to $4.00
. 8 i .or.vi. A rrangements . — W
C weeks. They had not met for over
thirty
years.
J o in son, F E Goodman, W D Gar-
B y S o l
man, Robt Griffin, Harry Wynne
1>I E l».
Quit a number of work hands At G iifbn &Veatch’s
building material now on hand and offer special in­
N D Hardy.
STORE.
V e a t c h . — At
the home of her have been going toward Bohemia, H A R D W A R E
G rounds — G eo Lea, Wm Landess,
ducements on Dressed Lumber of 10 per cent and
daughter, Mrs Eraa Frazier, at this week.
Wilson Glass, Thos Awbrey.
on Rough Lumber 15 per cent discount for Cash.
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Lone Rock, Or, May 14. Mrs
Miss Hattie Pitcher and Miss
& o < ikam .— L F Wooley I I D Scott
A ll Orders promptly filled.
Francis Veatch aged 59 years.
Esther Anderson,
attended
the
C P CHURCH.
anlTHarry Brebnut.
Mrs Veatch was the sister of Mrs graduating exercises at the Grove,
R O U S E -C E E R L U M B E R Co.
A m o s, O re g o n .
Sfoims — F Goodman, T W Jenkins
10 a m Sunday School
Pret Chrisman, of Creswell, and the Saturday evening.
Mr H D Scott Supt,
and M r Barker.
wife of Doc Veatch, who is a brother
Jas Bedford and family made a
Music— A Nelson, Geo Meinzer
3 p m Junior, Mrs Sadie Down­
of H C Veatch of this city. The
busines trip to Eugene last week.
W¡Biers Wallace.
ing,
Supt.
remains were interred in the Lone
B and and S peaker .— C H Burk­ Rock cemetery.
W m K iik and family visited at the
0:30 p m Y P S C E, Mr Elbert
-i- Gvove,
holder, B Lurch, D Bristow.
Grove Wednesday and Thursday of Veatch. Pres.
To havo tho only store in
Hpco r a t i o n s . — Mesdames
Scott,
Cheapest shoes at Eakin A Bris­ last week.
But we do claim to hay: a larro and
Every body welcome, L D B eck .
Jane Benson, M r C J Howard, tows.
Ben Pitcher made a quick trip to
Pastor.
well selected stock of
Miser s Mary Currin, Nettie Burdick,
Have your old bats retrimmed at Bohemia, this week.
H
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Preaching
and
Com­
Ethel Wooley, Laura and Lucy N E Elsea and Son’ s.
Mr and Mrs Jas Teeters spent munion Service.
NelWand, Henry Wagner, Henry
Bargains in loggers and miners Sunday with Mr Frank Wilson and
8 p m Preaching.
Lanacss, and Bert Lawson.
shoes at Eakin A Bristow’s.
family.
Willamette
Presbytery convened at
^^K siLE N T OP THE DAT.---Hon R M
Our prices on Shoes, Clothing and
Elmer Doolittle and family from C P Church >18 p m last evening,
Millinery can’ t be beat N E Elsea A near the Grove have been visiting its sessions will continue tlie re­
committies are well named
Son.
friends and relatives in this vicinity mainder of the week.
Preaching
successful celebration is as-
Which wc are"! soiling at right prices.
service every night. The public is
C o n t r ac t L et . — M r O F Knox, of during the Iasi week.
L et every body turn in and
Hats.
Mr Cage VanSchoiac!/ is erecting cordially invited
for a gn.nd time and we will Eugene, has let the contract foi
L D Beck, Pastor.
Wo h#T0 fir„
building his hnndsome residence in a new barn on that part of bis farm
You cr.n’t beat our priced
Eugene, to Albert Wood and Mr lying north of Row river.
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all tlie latest style, a..-, colors. Boots and Shoe«, cf all kinds, in th *
W renched . — Mr Rollin GriT-
j Then,as of this cily. C n Wallace
Wm Kirk the new road supervisor
Rev G W Muckley of Kansas j Come in and lot us fit you up iu this Onr stock is of the very best quality
jilo working at the tie plant
j has the contract of doing the brick has warned out a number of hands City, Mo. will speak at the Christian I lino.
and aro sure to please yau.
- —
Ilium, this week, fell through
work.
I and is engaged in improving the Church, Sunday, May 20th at 11 am .
’ tform ami severely wrenched
No fancy prices on millinery at new section of road opened last fall
A cordial invitation to all.
a, which will render him un-
E E ao i an 1 Soi's.
j along the river.
F E Billington.
work for some time.
at Enkin A
G ARMAN & HEMENWAY,
It is wonderful how our Grocery Sales have in­
creased in the last few weeks- There are some
Cash people who are learning that we can save
them money. W e have stocked up in our
G r o c e r y
L _ jir r e
and w e want your TRADE and to get it W E
will UNDERSELL all our COMPETITORS.
Do not overlook our other lines. Our Shoes are the best
in the market for the money. Our Spring and Summer
Dress Goods A R E U P-T O -D A T E in W H IT E and COLORS.
GARM AN & HHIWENWAY.
Goods
^_ O U R P R IC ES -^
Olir Bi<i RerDpapt Sale 4-
Regular Prices
Inlands Millii?erij ?tore
M U S IC L E S S O N S
Greatly Reduced Prices.
C. P. PARSONAGE
Using the Late, Graded German
Method now taught in
Berlin, Germany.
ROUSE, G E E R -
^ L U M B E R CO.
Manufacturers of 4
All kinds of Rough and Dressed
^—
HARRY WYNNE’S Lumber, Bridge Timbers, Ties Etc.
Go To
Look at these Prices.
BICYCLES,
SUNDRIES,
DORENft
R E P A IR IN G
W e have a Fine assortment
We Don’t C laim ,,-. 9
Dry Goods,
Groceries and
General Merchandise
Boots and Shoes.
♦ LeWIS & 1Z6HTCH +