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About The Leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1895-1903 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1901)
l ’ l ItK L Y P E R S O N A L . Tonight | Tonight Coran DcLassus is in town this ..... L I, Tonight ' .Santiago J II McFarland visited iu E u Santiago gene, Friday. Sautiago ltcV Baker passed through yester Opera House day ou his way home. Opera House Attorney J E Y oung was down to Opera House Eugene, one day this week. Wedding, Birthday and Party Cakes a Specialty. r £ "h í£ í„ ,M U,t c“k® S mokers A ttention . — G o to the New Era D rug store and get -no of those uew pipes. We are sin; in one and it is all right. L ost ,— Sati.r lay, a lo ck e t watch Defeated the R“seliurg High School in a Close Game. churm containing ladies picture, Finder leave at Allison's Barber B la ir Shop and rocoive reward. M ade the T o u ch d o w n . Saturday afternoon the Roseburg High School foot ball team and the C M A team of this place met on the Bellows field at Roseburg. The game was played in 25 minute halves. Captain Griffin wou the toss-up and chose the defense of the T ue R evival .— R ev Morton L south goal. Promptly at 2:30 Rose still continues to attract large referee Stubling blew the whistle audiences at tne Christian church. and the game was ou. Roseburg There have been a number of ac kicked 40 yards a quick line up ou cessions to the church during the the 30 yard hue was made aud a woelc and the meetings are growing liueplunge by Griffiu and a right in interest. and lefl end run by Blair and Jack- F arm S o l d . — W A Spong has son advanced the ball 15 yards. sold his farm on Moshy Creek, to Failing to make yardage on the next Mr Hubble, o f Wisconsin. The three dowus-Roseburg took the hall, consideration was 11300. Mr Spong hut were held for the ball on downs and family have movod to Cottage The C M A’s by a series of line Grove. They will occupy Mrs bucks and end runs advanced the ball to Roseburg's 25 yard Hue be Baker’ s propertv on Front street. fore loosing it. Roseburg then P reparing f o r C hristmas .— Each shoved them back 15 yards where o f the three Sunday schools in town the ball remained for fully 10 are making extensive arrangements minutes, neither side being able to for their Christmas entertainments. advance it, until each of the C M A Excellent programs are being pro halves got around the ends for n pared and the usual number of neat little gain of about 15 yards gifts fur the children who attend are landing the ball on Roseburg’ s 25 being bought and collected to yard line where it died, the time gether. I eing up. Score 0 to 0. P oduo S chool — Rear Julius A The second half the 0 M A ’ s kick Rrauder Gerinan-American violiuirt ed 35 yards and in this half is where with the Si-huliert’ s. the best playing was done. The D o you enjoy an elocutionary oval was pushed back and forth from treat? Come hear Mr Louis McPike Roseburg’ s 35 yard line to the "25 with Schubert’ s Dec 31. yard line several times. Roseburg D o you believe in helping your at last cnine to realize that her goal public school? Come bear the Lady- was iu danger and punted landing Quartette with Schubert’s the ball almost iu the center of the C ards ar e O u t — The cards are field. Griffiu caught the punt and o u t aniiDouucing the wedding of carried the ball back almost 10 Miss S Madolin Russell of this place yards ami from that time ou the to Mr W P Snider, of Grnnger Iowa, High school lads did not get to at the home of tha groom 's parents bandla the pigskin. The C M A at that placp, cn Dec 23, at G p m, pushed them down the field to Miss Madoliu lifts many friends here their 45 yard line, when Blair got w ho will join the Leader in wishing through for a touch down, just one her a life of happiness and prosper minute before time was up. The C M A’ s failed on a fair catch, con ity- sequently a goal was not attempted. A S w if t R ip e .— Miss Eliza Rodgers Score C M A, 5; R II S, 0. was enjoying a horse back ride The line-up of tho two teams was Tuesday afternoon and while along as follow s: Main Street her pony became fright rosf .B lro COTTAGE GROVE ened and started to run. She was Hambrick Davidson c thrown off alightiug ou her feet, but Martin Bryant 1 S Tufft r B held onto the reins and was thrown Allison Leonard 1 t to the grouud. The editor was the McKibben Fray le r t Berry first person to reich the young lady * Flood 1 e Taylor and assisted her to her feet No Currin W Faulkner r e F Ramp particular d iuage was done with Hill P C Faulkner 1 h the exception of some very muddy Blair f V Ramp r b clothes and a slight cut on the left Jackson Wollen berg f Griffin hand. The yonng lady is ft good Umpire J B Taylor; referee, A rider and managed the pony exceed Stubling. linesmen, Morris and ingly well. Bennett; tiuiekeepors, C S Jackson T ie P lant R eturn . — The S P C o ’ s tie plaut which has been in opera tion for some time past is expected to return to Latham Saturday, where it will remain during the will re main during the winter. A B usy -S cene .— After many delays, which were unavoidable, the Great West Oil and Coal Company this afternoon about oue o’clock began the work o f drilling for petroleum on the N Hill place, leased by the company, on the outskirts o f Spring- field, just a stones throw from the big bridge which spans the Wil lamette river at that place, on dur- Tbe work has been going merrily in g the afternoon and large crowds of Springfield citizens and number from Eugene have watched opet- ations. The work is in charge of C H Hart, who has had large ex- experience in the oil drilling busi ness, and he is assisted by J O Beebe who is engineer, and T O Maxwell. J E Simmons, president of the company, this m orning stated to a reporter, that it has not been decid- wbetber to run at nigh or not. It is ow ing to bow the work progresses. Mr Simmons is ethusiastic over the prospects for finding oil in paying quantities, which will mean a great thing for Springfield, Eugene and this section of the state at large.— Guard. and Wagner. Every player in our team was a star. * Has played for years with the Multnomah club. f An old Albany player. A large crowd witnessed tbe game it being tbe first foot ball game ever played in Roseburg. THE BECEPTION. Saturday evening the young ladies of tbe Roseburg High School tend ered the visitors a reception at the armory. A very pleasant time was spent by all. Numerous plaasant acpuaintances were made and the event is certainly one that will long be remembered by all present. Re freshments were served and excel- ent music rendered. In conclusion Manager Trover of tbe Roseburg team made a few remarks which were responded to by mauager Wallace o f the C M A'a. The visitors feel that they were royaly entertained while in Roeeburg and should a return game ever be played all pains will be taken to give tbe R H S boys a good time while in the Grove. Win Perman made a business trip to Eugene one day this week. Foresters Mask Ball X mas night. Tho War drama * Santiago” in Geo Small returned home to Cor four acts will be presented by Co A vallis Friday, alter a few days visit of Eugene, at the Opera House here. tonight. Tickets on sale at New Tickets for Forester’ s Masquerade Drug store, 35 and 50o. Ball on sale at the New Era Drug T ho R eading R oom — That there is Store. a Free Reading Room in our city is Oliver Elsea accompanied the well known by the many visitors who C M A football team to Roseburg, seem to enjoy its books magazines Friday. and papers. Strangers coming in M r and Mrs J C Branstetter came express their surprise that so small up from Eugene on a few days visit a place as Cottage Grove can sup Sunday. port a free reading room. A report T G Hendricks was up from Eu for the month of November is as gene on business one day tbe first of follow s: Number of visitors 175; tbe week. Number of books and magazinos John Holland and Henry Wagner were among tbe foot ball rooters at loaned 28; Number of books and magazines donated to the room 15. Roseburg Saturday. The Daily Oregonian is on the J S Wooley left this week for Bohemia to do develepment work table every day except Sunday. on the Golconda groupe of claims. The room is always warm and J S Medley combined business every one weloome. People coming with pleasure and took in the foot in from the country will find a nice ball game at Roseburg, Saturday. place to spend an hour while wait Mr F S Brund and sou Andrew ing, or to get warm after their long were in town, Wednesday from B o ride in the cold these wintry days. hemia, on their way over to Florence. N H Martin and family g o to AD VERTISE IN THU) LEADER. Coburg Saturday to spend Christ mas with relatives and friends. Sat urday. ^ I L T O N ^ Ii^ Q j H B Millard and wife of Spokene, Wash., is in the Grove on a visit to Mr and Mrs A W Wallace and friends. Mr Whitter went to Blackbutte, Tuesday. We understand that he will make a relief map o f the district. Charlie Mitchell went to Eugene this week for a few days visit with his family before returning to the mines for the winter. W B Dennis of Blackbutte was' in Cottage Grove Monday on his way to Eugene and Portland to look after his miuiug interests. <"• Rev Armstrong and family of Myrtle Creek are visiting Mrs Arm strongs’ parents Mr and Mrs O P Adams in this city during the bridge. Claude Pengrea, of Corvallis ar rived here Tuesday to relieve Chas Willson at the d ep ot Mr Willson goes to California to take charge of an office. J L and Frank LeR oy and A1 Johnson left Tuesday for Bohemia, where they go to remain all winter oing development work on the Le Roy property. Mrs Sweany who underwent a severe operation a few weeks ago is getting along nicely. D r W all is still in atteudeuce but sbe has almost recovered. This is you see, a Christmas tree. One of the beet type, too and w hile, dear sir, it is not a fir, yet it was made for you. ’Tis true you see upon this tree no presents rich and rare; yet please be kind and bear in mind, in w ish the gifts are there. W e now w ish all, the short and tall, the young, middle aged and gray, the - poor the rich, w hite, black as pitch, “ A M erry Christm as D ay.” R. W. NEWLAND, Cottage Grove, Oregon. A thing of beauty and the delight of every lady who has seen them. Now enjoying the most success ful run of any ladies shoe in the LACE, market. No matter what you may pay for a shoe, you could not get better stock and material, or finer workmanship than is put into these beautiful shoes. Price the world GARMAN over $3.50. Ask for the “American HEMENWAY. Lady.“ v AMERICAN LADY & SU ITS T H A T DO S U IT Capps suits always bare a form fitting shapeliness that is simply superb. Facings, Trimmings and Linings are most appropriate and the Tailoring is faultless. Prices $10 to $18— to win and retain customers. We are also agents for the Henry Hilp tailoring house of San Francisco. DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS and SHOES Our Prices are away Down on these Lines. V D White was in town, W ednes day from Gardner. Mr White was We pay the highest market price for all kinds of F*»-m Produce. on his way up the valley to spend will Bpeak for itself. Christmas with his sister Mrs Ella Benharn— Ed wards. Mrs Walter Fullmer returned homo Wednesday from Upton Calif ornia where she has been with her husband for some time, who is working ou the tie plant. L E W IS LOCAL B R EVITIES. John Grobs and wife from near Walla Walla, Wash, were iu town “ Sorosis” Shoes at Eakin & Bris visiting Mr and Mrs Joe Garroutte, this week. They were on their way tow’s. to California to spend the winter. The Cash Grocery Co has 3 fine lot of keeping apples. four attention is called to the Up to date work at reasonable prices ifessional card of Dr E T Ander- at Bentley’s shoe shop. i in another column. The doctor Now is the time to pick out your 1 be pleased to have a call from Christmas presents at H C Madsen’s Be sure and call at Taylor’s Photo j. He is here to stay and wants Studio and see their new work. ir patronage. Those fine watches, rings and h F Wooley writes from Callahan charms at H <J Madsen’e will make lif that the weather is very cold beautiful Xmas presents. ire. Ho says that the salmon are Good work and prompt attention at plentiful in Ihe streams that one Taylor’s Art Gallery. Boyd’s ol<I stand, Cottage Grove, Ore. i easily throw out a wagon load Take your wife to the Imperial ,h a pitch fork and treat her to a Sunday dinner 3tto Nelson left Friday last for served from 12m to 1.30 p m. rth Yakima; Wash where be will If you want the best laundry work ept a position im a large jewelery pa'rdnize the MagnolaHtesm Laundry re. During hi« few months of Albany. Rains A Allison, agents y in the Grove he made many Cottage Grove. The L eader I s turning out some fine Is who wish him well. job work these days. If you want good work st living prices this Is the place to gel it . B uyyour fruit of the Cash Grocery Co. We have some fine apples. Good keeping and all sound. No (As tbe old woman said when she worms. You can have your Christmas iw the church on fire.) presents held for y o u a (H C Madsen’s Jewelery store by by making a small Have you seen the deposit on It now. Holy Smoke ^ H O L ID A Y D ISP L A Y A t BR EH ACT A MORGAN’S lew Era E>ruo Store. • It & VHATCH. “ WE SUIT THE HARD TO SUIT” Our aim is to please our cuetomers. Call and be convinced of this fact. W e handle a complete line of high.- ■ • • grade Groceries, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables and guranUe everything purchased of us to be first class. See O up Teas and Coffees they are Fine. T^e Gasl^ Speeepy Company it. V o tin g , \fqnnsC1'' PIPER 5 VH N D EN B U R C Having Purchased the Hardware Stock of WHEELER & 8COTT I W ould Call Y our Attention to the Fact. We Shall Carry a Full and Complete Stock of HARDWARE, STOVES AND TINW ARE We Have a few cash customers for farm land In the vicinity of Cottage Grove. _ P H IL M P S a W HEELER. Como in and examine our stock. 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