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About The Leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1895-1903 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 27, 1901)
I* U it E L Y PK K H O N AL. JnH P, Its went to Eugene Monday. Mius Ida Smith was in town Sun day. Geo Franklin was down to Eu geue, Monday. Goods ou solo at------ , , Garin an & T>»ìkf;r and Johnson’s ifc Wedding, Birthday and Party Cakes aSnccialtv * 1J ' o,,r Fnm <ait«. * l'o r Beit Bryan was Iiemenwav’s Saginnw Sunday. C hrih tn iiiM . F oiiusteks B ali . — Christmas night iu town from D T Awbrey went to Eugene to spend Christmas day. Dr Geo Wall made a profusioual visit to Eugeue, Monday. T hey G ot B uomd Orr .— S r Rev 1,1 L Rose and Rev Billington tbe Foresters o f America gavo a Nelson and J B Mosby started out returned to Eugeue Monday. grand masquerade ball at the Martin of town on tho back of the same Miss Neva Perkins returned from Hall. A large crow d attended and horse, Thursday evening but tho a short visit to Eugene Saturday. all report a pleasant lime. The j horse didu t like the idea of carry* Mr Aisled of Harrisburg is visiting music was furnished by A. Nelson, ing them both so he proceeded to his friend Mr H C Madsen iu this violin; Byron Atkins, cornet; Sirs unload the two of them lauding city. Abrams, piano. Mosby over the side walk into tho Thomas Medley and Duke Knox S a g in aw A ccident .— John Head ditch about 5 feet deep near the came down from the mines, Sunday evening. came down from Saginaw lsst week Hemenway Blacksmith shop. Miss Nettie Burdick is home from with a severely mashed hand. He F ine V iews . — Photographer C L tho l* of O during the holiday caught it between two logs and Winter this morning showed us an vacation. crushed it badly on Fiiday while at alburn of 11 fine viows of the Black- Mr and Mrs C B Baker of Rose- work. Drs Paine and Kuykendall bate mining district, 18 miles south burg is visiting relatives and friends attended tbe wound and with close east of Cottage Grove. The photos iu the Grove. attention they may be able to save were taken by Mr Winter during his James Medley camo up from Eu bis band. Mr Head left for Saginaw visit te tbe miues iu November and gene, Tuesduy to spend the holidays were made for W B Deunis, owuer with his children hero. yesterday.— Register. of the Blackbute quicksilver mine. Earnest Sears of M edford D ividends D kouabed . — Tho Helena The views show tho different tunnels visiting relatives and frieuds in Muling and M illing Co have an nounced their 21st monthly divi dend, payable yesterday. It amounts to J cent per share. Tho Helena people aro operating one of tbe host mines in the state and the divi dend would be much more were it not for tbe fact that they are ex pending so much money in tho de velopment of Bohemia district They deserve rnach credit for the work they are doiug. P iano R ecital . — Lnst Fiiday even ing we had the pleasure of attend ing a grand musical treat at the home of Mrs L D Beck. Tho oc casion was the recital of her piano class. Mrs Beck has a largo class and ouly a part of them were in cluded in the recital at this time. The others will be given a recital later. In the , rendering of the selections^ each and every member of tbe class showed the marks of excellent training. The classical selections by M ib Beck, Misses Lillian and Celia Lurch, Ehrmine Voatcli, Greta Bristow and Cleo Lewis, were superb, while tho little girls who are just ' eginii'n ; arc to be complimented upon their progress. After the conclusion of the program delicate refreshments were served. Mrs Beck’ s pupils look forward to the recitals with pleasure. We h o p e that it will soon be our priviledge to again attend such a musical etc and aro splendid works of art.— Guard. C hristian E ndeavor is the Grove during the week. Mr. Nii-k Shrum, who has been visiting his brother at Glide, re S ocial — On turned to this city Saturday. Christinas night iho C. P. Christian Endeavor entertained the F.pworth League and the Endeavor society of tho Christian church, at the Masonic Hall. There was a large crowd present and all availed themselve of the opportunity to have a good time. Numerous games were in dulged in, a spleuded program rend ered and refreshments served. A prize was given for the couple nick ing the best drawing of five different animals and guessing the names of 10 different songs from bearing tho first few notes of each played on the organ. Tho pihio was awarded to Miss Elsca Lea and Mr Winters Wallace, who hnd all the songs cor rect and tha second best drawing. Loston Lewis came up from the U of 0 at Eugene. Monday to spend the holiday vacation at home Samuel Newcomb is home on a visit. He has been working up on tbe Columbia for some time. Horace Harms, Merle Jackson and Elbert Veatch of the U of O are visiting in the G rove this week. Mrs Skidinnn of Brownsville is in townn on a visit to her brother Mr J S Benson aud Mrs J A Benson. Ilcnrv Wagner went to tho W are house, Sunday where ho goes to work with tho railroad surveyors. Geo Stars and family of Corvallis aro visiting relatives and friends in in this vicinity during tho holidays. Mis Kellie llomp, of Roseburg is visit n - her parents, Mr and Mrs Tho as in this city during the holi O aklamd W on . — Christmas day Iho days. C M A foot ball tea's lined up Miss Marian White is spending against the Oaklaud team to try for her mention from her duties in the gridiron honors. There were about public school, visiting relatives in 750 people out to witness the gamo Eugene. but they had little hopes of our boys Mr and Mrs A W Wallace went winning when they saw the two to Eugene Tu snay to spend Christ tenuis line up for our boys looked mas with Mrs W allace’ s mother, like babies by the side of tho visitors. Mrs Hanson. H B Millard left Monday morn And every one expressed themselvss us surprised at th<- heroic work of ing for Bakersfield, California where he will hereafter reside. His wife the C M A ’ s against such odds. The will follow soon. Oakland team averages 1C5 pounds Claude Plaster and wife of Leban aud the C M A’ s average is 110. on are in town this week on a visit to Space will not permit a detailed bis brother James and family dur writeup of the game. Oakland ing the holidays. treat. score ! 5 points in the first half on a Mrs Ida King left Saturday for fumble by tho C M A's while in the Shedd where she goes to join her S antiago — The war drama, Santi last half neither side scored although husband Mr Frank K ing who is tho ago, was rendered at the Opera the bull was iu Oakland's territory S P agent at that place. House, Inst Friday evening by Co Mr Herman Reves formerly of the entire time aud at times it look A ,O N G of Eugeue, to a small but cd ns though our boys would score this place, who is working in a largo shoe store in Salem is sponding the appreciative uudienco. Tho fn'-t iu spite of all odds. Just at the holidays with his many frieuds here. that such a small audience greeted close of the guno Jackson got Miss Mary Lee of McMinville ar the company is to bo regretted, for through the lino for 20 yards which rived here Saturday afternoon to to say the least tho performance lauded the bull in 8 yards of Oak Rpend a few dnyg with her step although w holly amateur, ranks land’ s goal. Tbe following is tbo father Mr T W Jenkins aud her high above any professional per aunt. Mrs Hubbard. line up: formance ever witnessed in Cottage Elza S Holderman arrived dowu Hambrick Page c Grove. Miss Sina Orrel, a former Schelling Berry from southern Oregon, Friday to rg Cottage Grove lady in the roll of Butti» r McKibben spend a week with bis fnmilv. Mr Iff it Martin Holderman has been engaged in Cora Basset, the leading Indy was a Beidlcr Allison mining for some time. It brilliant star. Her elocution and Clay Taylor le Haistock Mr and Mrs Fletcher arrived stage work would have done honor Corrin down from Medford, Tuesday to lo SteveLS to any stage, while her cos'um e Brown Jackson spend the holidays with their many rh was elaborate and tasty. Should Mahoney Blair friends in Cottage Grove Ih They are Hill tho guests of Mrs Jane Benson. Miss Orrel decide to turn her atten Gray a Griffin f tion to this line o f work there is Pii king! on A couple of musicians, a blind Time keeper, H Mahoney; umpire indeed a very bright future iu store man and a little boy wore playing for her. Miss LaVerne L on g, as Phil Beckley; referee, L Lewis. on the street Monday. Tbe little Bess Walton was exceedingly strong Her composure and graceful ap pearance together with her rich costume and sm ooth stage work, is evidence of her ability as an actress. Miss Agnes Harris in the roll of Teobel Carlos, a Cuban lady, did the part justice and won many deserving compliments. The heavy work o( A itbu r Stubling in the roll of Fernado Diaz was something •sldom witnessed on an amateur *h>ge. Mr Chas Griffin as Capt Batten was also very clever, while Die ter Lucky and Clive Cheshire in the comic rolls brou gh t down the house. The entire company deserve ®och praise b u t space will not Permit us to give personal mention *o the minor rolls. W e wish to ®M>gratulate the entire company. After The Christmas Rush. Things are and will l.e quiet about the store tbis week. Naturally so, for all must have a breath The next Bix days will be principally taken up by us, in clearing up the dust and dirt and sale of Chri tmas, and iu figuring out how we can give you some grand induce ment sales that « i l l g e t you lo come out during the month of January. Anything that you may nce»l in standnrd dry goods of any description whatever, can certainly be best bought here this week or at any future time. Wo don’t expect n great rush of business for tbe next six days, but should you anticipate any wartts in our lino we will be pleased to wait upon you with the most reliable stock of dry goods and the most worthy prices iu all Cottage Grove. in g spell after Christmas. At NEWLANDS, Of Course. lisi A thing of beauty and the delight of every lady who has seen them. AMERICAN Now enjoying the most success LADY ful run of any ladies shoe in the No matter what you may LA C E. market 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 GARM AN over $3.50. Ask for the “American & H E M E N W A Y . Lady.” S U IT S T H A T DO SU IT Capps suits always have 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 aud retain customers. W e are also agents for tbe Henry Hilp tailoring house of San Francisco. DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS and SHOES Our Prices are a w a y Down on these Lines. W e pay the highest market price for nil kinds of Farm Produce. will speak for itself. L E W IS “ W E SUIT THE “ Sorosis” Shoes at Eakin & Bris tow ’s. HARD TO SUIT Our aim is to pleaso our customers. Call and be convinced o f this fact. W e handle a complete lino o f high grade Groceries, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables and gurantce everything purchased of us to bo first class. See Our Teas and Coffees they are Fine. T^e Ga,s}? Gr-oeery Company i l . (\ V o t i n g , If you want the best laundry work | patronizo the Msgnola Steam Luundry | of Albany. Rains & Allison, agents l Cottage Grovo. The LrA DF.R Is turning out some One job work the?e days. If you want good work at living-prices this is the place to gel it Buy your fruit of the Cash Grocery Co. We have some fine apples. Good keeping and all sound. No worms. Ton can have your Christmas presents he'd for you at II C Madsen’s Jewelery 6tore by by making a small deposit on it now. PIPER ] V i q n q g o i '. & VHNDENBURG Having Purchased the Hardware Stock o f WHEELER & SCOTT i W ould Call Y our Attention to tbe F a c t Wo Shall Carry a Full and Complete Stock of H A R D W A R E , STOVES AND W T We Have a few cash customers for farm land in the vicinity of Cottage Grove. P h il l ip s * W heei . kh . It & VEATCH. L O C A L B R E V IT IE S . The Cash Grocery Co has a fine lot of keeping apples. Up to date work at reasonable prices at Bentley’ s shoe shop. Now is the time to pick out your Christmas presents at II C Madsen's Be sure and call at Taylor’s Photo Studio ami see their new work. Those fine watches, rings and charms at II C Mudsen’e will iftako beautiful Xmas presents. Good work and prompt attention nt Taylor’s Art Gallery. Boyd's old stand, Cottage Grove, Ore. Take your wife to tbe Imperial and treat her to a Sunday dinner served from 12m to 1.30 p in. Come in and examine our stock. T IN W AR E MINERS’ SUPPUIES ------ " - Fish Bros Wagons -* Farm Implements of all Kinds fellow is only 7 years old and is O U R PRICES A R E R IG H T — — — — C A L L AND SEE US Hambrick was laid out and re quite proficient with bis violin. Robt Veatch made a trip to Bo- placed by Veatch. Mr Charlie Emerick who has l>een hernia and return, this week Jackson and Blair at half are hard doing job work in the Nugget office Matter Scott arrived up from to beat for their age and size. has resigned his position and Mr Wendling Tuesday to visit friends Mr during tbe holiday's Currin, the little 130 pound end Nichols has taken his place. was enough for the 165 pound man Emerick has been employed on the T K Richardson, the piano dealer Leader sineo his resignation. from Uoaeborg is in tbe G rove .cok he bad to bnek against. Of more urgent business at other points the T. K. Mrs W C Conner and son, Miss ing after bis interests here. The C. M. A 's made as much Richardson branch house will move South. vardage through the line as did tbe Laura E Jones and their neice. Miss W E Edwards came down from Lizzie Orpud, went to Cottage Grove the mines, Tuesday. He reports visitors through our line. The touchdown was purely an ac Sundav to spend the holidays with ! considerable snow on the sum m it good IIP p C r S O t l Wishing to avail themselves o f some | cident, but acci lenla connt in foot home folks. It will be a cold in Man- Mr Roy G sroutte and wife, of bargains in Pian»*, Organs, Guitars, J ception foi Santa Claus at the P la in -! ball. Wemlling are visiting his s il’ ers dolina, or Violins should call at Our Store. dealer home Christmas Eve. Mrs Hart and Mrs Kelly this week. Oakland expr» ssed themselves as Miss Louise Wettle, .form erly a much pleased with tbe treatment Mr Thomas Welsh is spending received in tbe Grove and say wc teacher in our public schools, ar | the holidays with bis parents. He All the goods on hand will be sold at a Big Discount. have the most gentlemanly team nved up from Portland Sunday to will return to Mt Angle, next week. upend a few weeks with her many j they have ever played. Will Carey and Mr Malcom who Pilkfngton at full back played friends. Mi»s Wettle says it seems I have been w olking with the 8 P Oakland’s game. Ho was tbe only natural to be back among the many steam shovel in Northern California sure ground gainer they had but pleasant acqnaintencee she formed are in town. while bore. we must say he plays dirty ball. NOTE8 O r THE GAME. ON ACCOUNT B T. K. RIC1IA
