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About The Leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1895-1903 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1901)
W W lU,u, T m « N.W Paio*«.— Bod I M m U wûb w «, E a g w in » a Boom Suit« $7.00 und up. Couche« day or so this week. $3.50. Hij,'li Back Dining Chair«, Julia Allen was doing business at CO cts each and up, other goods in Eugene Wednesday. proportion. Now is your chauco to IV E Tomsoii, was a north-bound buy. Cheapest place this bido of pu .souger Wednesday. Portland at J L> Cochran’« Furniture Mrs Dora Vertch visited at En- Store. geuo tho first of the week. C alled I s —T he Forest rangers E E Walker of W alkers was doiug have been culled iu and Saturday B M Veatch and Joe Carpenter who business iu our burg Wednesday. P U R ELY PERSO NAL. Jas T.iale »cu t to tho mine 3 , Sat urday. Miss DoraVoatch, went to Cres- wfcll, Sunday. Johnie A catch went to Eugene, Monday evening. Nora VunFIeet came up from Sag inaw, Tuesday. Charley Martin, of Creswell was iu Mrs Vina Leu,ley, of Eugeno is the Grove, Sunday. visiting in Cottage Grove this week. Earnest Gilstrap, of Eugene, was S P Co’s pay car passed through in the Grove, Tuesday. the Grove, Wednesday. That is 11’ Inman the Lorane merchant what makes the employes srnile. was iu town Monday. Mrs Kibblebtck and Son attented Wm Higgins was down from the the Wahl-Hohl wedding in Eugens, Miues the past week. last Tuesday returning home, W ed A1 Churchill came down from the nesday. mines, Saturday evening. Mr Geo Cummings has been smil Harry Knowlton went to Rose- ing behind the counters in Newlands havo boon holding down the hold at Bohemia returned home. The tan gos did some good work this season opening trails upon the principal iP. vidis leading to and front Bohemia. N ew P astoi !— R ev Zimmerman the new M E Pastor preached his in i tial sermon Sunday at 11 am to a large and interested congregation, Bcv Zimmornian in n good speaker, an agreeable and pleasant gentleman and will without doubt accomplish general Merchandise atore, the past 01,1“ P'u0ii'Eiy, afternoon, much good here. week. I It J Jennings arrived in tbo Grovo, To H alsey — Rev Cinndal and fatn ily left for Halsey their new home Friday, on the Local, Jits Crandal as been seriously ill for sometime past and had to be moved on u litter. The good lady has had a severo siege of sickness and hor many friends hope the change will materially ben efit her health. There are three classes o f Stores, the Stationary, the Retrograde and the Progressive. W e ’d rather suddenly cease to exist than be either of the two first. From day to day and from month to month w e must be up and doing, and keep the store ever on the upw ard move. To Progress w e must do the best we can for you. W e must do this or lose your custom. ^ ^ We are Doing This and Gaining New Trade Every D a y ^ ^ Each mouth since tbo first that wo have been In business here, has shown an increase over tho previous month’s trade. The Public knows that this Is a safe place to trade. W e’re not going to falter tn our ef forts to make it better and better. The store news for this week Is “ Special I’riees on New Goods.’’ atr'^/Ve G u a ra n te e Sa,ti©iaction.~tea A t N E W L A N D S , of course- A thing of beauty and the delight of every lady who has seen them. AMERICAN N ow enjoying the most success F J Hard left Tuesday morning | biforo it now. Concilman Roney ful run of any ladies shoe in the has introduced an ordinance abol for Bohemia to be gone several days. market. No matter what you may ishing city wnrJs. If Eugone keeps Forebt Ranger, Veutch, nnd family \ on she will equal Coburg, Irving, or came down from tbo mines Sunduv. pay for a shoe, you could not get S tepped I n t o L iv e C o a ls. Springfield, in her rural achieve J T Cardwell has been confined to ‘ ■When a chile I burned my foot friplit ments. better stock and material, or finer bis bed with a severe sick spell this fully,"4 writes W f l Kails, of Joncsvillc. Hors S — Duke Knox Bold his week. ot.-ti jm n«Hl I orri Jo log sores workmanship than is put into these . ''"St, ,*n s S.d- hop crop the first of the week to Miss Mabelle Stiles, fo Eugeno, — ... . uied ms niter everything S H Friendly of Eugcuc, fur 9 \ visited with friends in tho Grovo beautiful shoes. Price the world t iso failed, Inftdlibl.• for Burn-, Hcvldi; G A SM A N Cots. Sorts, Bruises and Piles. Sold by j cents. He had 53 baits of good Sunday, over $3.50. Ask for the “American J P Cusriiis 23*. quality and although the price paid & Col W II Blair, of this city, visited K B — C H Wallace hus is quite low he will realize a fair over Sunday, with his son, Frank of, E E M E N W A T - Lady. finishrd burning tbo largo brick profit on the crop. Eugene. Editor Wooley, was in the Cres- tU° noou ,rftin’ Wednesday, well neighborhood, Monday, with! M inters M allaeo was quite sick a blood in his eye. He was after the day or so tho first of the week. festive China Pheasant Mrs Harris him moved into Jas Eugene has a momentous question Potts residtnee on fourth street. ml old iln ukskd kiln just north of town and has now all tho brick on haul necessary to run him until next season, li e finds a good demand for first class brick to be usnd in building flues and chimneys. He is away behind in tilling orders and doiug job work, Ou Saturday, Oct. 19th, Dr. Low «, the well known ooulo-optician, will bo iu Cottage Grove. See him if your eyes need help. Freo con sultation. F eo M M issouri .— A family by the i «m e of Trnuuell arrived here Tues- nigbt from Missouri bringing with lhem a full car load of household effects, farming implements etc. The gentb in.ni is a brother of the Trunneil toys who live above Latbuui and has come to make Ore gon his homo. It is a safe guess that he has struck the garden spot when he landed here and ho is sure to be pleased. Cottage Grovo has room for fliore. A1 Churchill arrived down from Mr Edd Underwood is staying a the mine« Saturday, where he bos faw days with her mother Grandma been since the .fourth of last May. Huntley. iu all this time he has only lost N H Martin and family returned about one week on account of sick Sunday, from a visit with friends at ness. A1 is enthusiastic over Bohe Pleasant Hill. mia prospects nnd clearly reflects Mrs James Potts and Mies Bessie the general oppiuion of everybody there that the camp was never in Griffin visited with Mrs Kenedy, at better trim than now for a leap to ¡Saginaw, Monday. Tom Abrams, returned Saturday the front. He says every one is jubilant in tho camp and arc hard u t! evening from a weeks visit with work. best of friends iu Salem, Horace Harms, of the U of O We thankfully acknowledge receipt visited with his parents at this place of a box of luscious grapes grown Saturday and Sunday. in Cottage Grove by one of our Mr and Mrs H D Scott, loft Mon most esteemed lady friends but at day, night for Portland, where they her earnest request we refrain from go to spend tho winter. s.ui ing who brought them. Neverthe Mr and Mrs F J Taylor, attended less they taste just as good and the Lorr.no Fair last week, they re- serve to remind us that Mrs WynDc ^ pOIq u very plcasent time. never forgets the Editor, even when J H Bingham and his brother Cy her cherries are ripe. arrived up from Portland Sunday. A young mao recently wrote to Cy left for tho Miues Tuesday. S upplies PuncnASFO— F J Hard came back Wednesday from a flying tr ip to Bohemia nnd proceeded to his home in Portland, Thursday morn ing. Mr H aul m ad« the trip up to .ue Music Mine in six hours ou horse back and says he has never seen the roads in better shape. On his re turn he purchased another load of supplies here to be sent iu before the rain sets in, for the miners who are working npon his proporty. It is to tho credit of our business men that, while Mr Hard lives in Port- lornl ho 4 eit justified iu purchasing Lis winter supplies in Cottage Grove as prices iu Portland did not justify shipment to the mines. This makes the becond load of goods going to his camp during the week. W ald — H orn, — The marriage Miss Barbara Hohl, daughter Philip Hohl, of Cottage Grove. Mitcknt l Wald, of lVino «V K av’s sporting goo-la establishment, was solemnized b e fo re » largo assemblage of friends and relatives this morning at the Catholic church, the rector, Rev Fattier Beutgen, officiating. Promptly at 10 o’clock the bridal party entered the church and pro ceeded to tho alter, the bride and the groom accompanied by Miss Tetta Wald and Oeo Hohl, brides maid and best man respectively. The impressive Catholic service, conclud ■eg with the nuptial benediclioD Wale the hnppv couple man pud wife, after which congratulations followd and the audience dispersed. Mr and Mrs W ald will take up their residence on East Eighth street This evening at the Hohl residence on South W illiam ette street and elaborate wedding supper will be rerved to a number of invited guests. “ -Monday’s Guard. This of itself is tho good signs. _ i Eugene 'MChstudouts attenduig the high School. S Snoed of Wultorville, was in tho Grove a few days this week. Chas Cochran made one of his per iodical visits to Eugene Tuesuay. • Attornev-J E Young spent a few days at the County seat this week. MisB Nora Vanfieet and Mrs Allio Thornton visited at Eugcue Tucsda.i, Tho Cash Grocery has tlae most complete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries in the City and al Geo Shaub, of Creswell, yvas in the Grove, a few days tlio first of ways keep a fine assortment of Fresh Fruits and tbe week. Vegetables in season. P Hold wont to Eugene tbe first of tbe week to'attend the wedding of his daughter, Miss Barbara. We are SOLE A GEN TS for the F A M O U S “ A R O M A ” COFFES J B K iu g, who has been spending tho past few mouths in Bohemia returned to the Groye Saturday, Samples given for Customers to try. Don’t fail to see our fine display of Candies. W e can Mrs Frank Myers, of who has been visiting for tbe past few weeks with her sister Mrs Wilson Glass, of this city, returned home up last Saturday. Mrs J M Durham, who has been to confiued to her room for the past for month by a severo illness is some to better. please you i f you give us a chance. The CASl) GROCERY Co. A G Young, Mgr. Duke Knox, of Eugene, same tbo editor of The Ladies Home jour nal asking; What have you to say, on the local Jlonday, afternoon squarely and fairly, to a young man spend a few days in the Grove. of twenty nine who is about to marry? Mrs McKinney, left Sunday, M n m i fae tu rcr In the October Journal Mr Bok uses j Lewiston Idaho where she goes and D ealer in While in Frisco recently Dr Lowe a pago for his answer. Its salieut visit a few weeks with relatives, the ocultst purchased all that was points are there; that a man should Mrs. L. D BECK. Mrs Ida Miller, of Bohemia came make tho woman of his choice his down ou the Btago Tuesday evening i new and up to dato in the optical Will -ivc MUSIC Le ions on tin | profession in the wa$ of glasses and choice bis chum, as well as his wife, to spend a few days in the Grovo. eye testing instruments. that he should show her tho high Misses Nora Wright and Pearl est consideration as well as love her. Dr Lowe the oculo optican of Eu Smith, of Walker, were visiting with Chcapnese and durability combined that he should remember that he gcue while in Frisco lately purchas- friends ia the Grove, last Saturday. with 1st class material and neat work .F j^ r owes his wife to her mother, and ' oil all that is new and up to date in At th manship help draw a steady trade. Miss Addie Stevenson returned his mother-in-law with respect, at the eye business. He will be at the Do not buy until you see our stock P. P A lt ö O N A G E where she least that he should keep his wife in . I Sunday, from . . . Portland . . . . , . Sherwood Hotel all day Saturday. and get our prices . . . . u„ har been visitiug for the past week, formed as to Ins income; that h e ;“ " e Backache should never be neglected O ur Harness oils. Leath Howard Dennis and Roy Huff, of It means kidney disorder which, if Using the Late, Graded German should give her a regular allowance er Eelting are of the best. Method now taught In Black Butte, were spending a day or j a| | nwed to run too long, may result in and that he should have his life in Berlin, Germany. Vnd above all ! so in the Grove the last, of last week. Bright’s disea-e, diabetes or other fiH O P O P PO S ITE POHT O FFIC E , M A IN STREET aured iu her favor, 1 . . , , ! aérions ami often fatal complaints. work- [ FpI. „ N K im e y Ct-RE tl), kPs the kid 1 EHM«, CO CTS TElt I.ESSOX OF 30 MINCTKS. that when a young man marries he Sam Bennett who has been WOTk-1 must remember that be loaves a ing at the Register office in Eugene j ney’s Well. • iTTO NE1-HON, world of self and enters into a world visited with his paronts iu the Grove j New Era Drug Store. 0 Sunday. of another and self. 8 A Ingats, Crown Point, N Y, MUSIC LESSONS PIATCD^. Geo MEINZER, Harness, Saddlery, Bridles Pads and Collars C. Watchmaker. Jeweler Ralph Scare, who is attending tin writes : “ My wife suffered from kid IO A C at Corvallis, was visiting ney trouble for years. Hhe was In nv Box**. i with friends nnd relatives, in the duced to try F oley ’ s K idney C ure and pi leas than a week after she began ; Grove, Sunday. using it, she was greatly improved Miss Uleda Briggs is quite sick Mrs R R Giltner, of Portland who and three bottles cured tier. “ Sorosis” Shoes at Eakiti A at Placer with typhoid-malaria fever. | has been visiting tbe past week with , New Era Drug Store. Be sure and call at Taylor’a Photo tow’s. Little Carlton Button is very sick, ! relatives in this city, returned to her F o r S alk o n T rade . — 2 5 0 untune Studio and see their now work. at his homo in Portland, of scarlet ! home Saturday. goats in »mail bands if desired, will D L Myratt of Baker City, was fever. Miss Laura Churchill, who has trade for cattle or sheep. Horses Mr Burt Lee and family visited been waiting tables at tbe Im perial. registered at the Sherwood House for sale also. Enquire of with Mrs Leo’s sister, Mrs W ill Hotel, left for Yoncalla, Tuesday, to Tuesday. J II H awley , Divide Or. A complete line of dress MuCoy, of Silk Creek, last Sunday. visit with her parents for a few C h u reti A n n ou n cem en ts. and stret hats, trimmings A report from Hupt. .1 C Oliw k, Re- Mr and Mrs nenry Maekey of weeks. : Pirm School, Truntytown. W V ». O-t etc., at the lowest priest? Medford and Mr and -Mrs James Saturday of this week Oct tho 19 c r cnnacii. | 18 1909. "A ft"r trying nil other ndver- ¡consistent with quality. Dr Lowe in the Sherwood Mackey of Hudson visited for a few , g(j 10 a m Sunday School j tised cough medicld - a we have dec id - da’ s with their sister, Mrs J Tramel j j ote) „ „ a p* o him test your eyes Mr Alta King Supt, ; ed to use F oley ' s H oney and T i « exclusively in the Wert Virginia lle- Our school is progressing nicely j for glasso*. they" sfrengtbeu the 3 p m Junior, Mrs Sadie Down rorin School. I find it the most effect unJed the management of Mi-s Ida ¡ eyes and the brain ing, Supt. ive, and absolutely harmlose.” New Mrs Tiara Scarbrough, of C ro Smith all of tho scholars «re well ; \ r « riara Svari Every body welcome, L D B eck . Era Drug Store. well who has been visiting a few Pastor. A to p « t h r ('«m g li *n *l W o r k * o f f t li * f « M . pleased with their teacher, ith her Laxative Urtinio-QitliilBO Tablets r ,-p Harrison returned from days the first of the week f f W Jaekeon, of Eugene, was in cure i» i'<)M in one *Uy No cur**, no tbe Grove, Sunday. p*y. Price ‘¿5 cent*. o ,? ” G * 1 • « « . «• — » “ lh“ place returned, Lome Wednesday. hunting trip, he Lad very good luck. D I V I D j MILLINERY The Best, always the Best and Only the BEST. Kewland’s Millinery Start,
