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About The Leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1895-1903 | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1902)
PERSONAL Now is the Time to Buy r twURarabler, Crescent and Mitchell Bicycles. 1 te^*Chnrter Onk Stoves and Ranges. fife^r-McCormick Harvesting Machinery. SSaT-Gardeu Tools. j^ F is liin g Tackle. These lines all complete WYNNE HARDWARE COMPANY _____ I Chinese Pheasants. ini'tier.so crop of Chinese its is reported out in the The fields nro full of them. ■ l > Up everywhere and tho ^ K h e rooster is heard eontin- |C H Stewart, of this city, ^■drum m er, in coming to f c distance of ten miles count 113 pbensants along the road, sant is strictly IT.— Demo- A Good Bail Game. and ay the first practice base ball ray played in this city, be- l two home teams. The boys irt out in good sbnpo nnd give idence that that they will play appy ball this season, McFarland d Henry were the battery for the nning team and Wallace and Car- n fortlie other. The score was 8 to 5 good game for the first ono of the I I 0 0 F Anniversary. ® ITEMS OF INTEREST. Corsets Glen Stone wont to Eugene to attend tbe Carnival. Miss jjj Dorn Veach visited friends in Eugene this week. Lace Curtains Our lace curtains will help make your home more cheer ful. Four special values this week. We have said it time and again that you cannot afford to wear an ill-fitting corset. Your health as well as your form and beauty de pends upon wearing a corset that fits you perfectly. Mr Cooper of Blnckbutto was in town oue day last week. Mrs E A Hart was down from from Blackbuttc Sunday. Miss Leua Foreman came down from Roseburg Thursday. Theoaoro Jennings was down from Bohemia a few days this week. Professor W It Kelsey of the Mrs Joe Perkins is very ill at her Newberg College delivered a very home at Saginaw, with lung fever. ' interesting lecture Tuesday evening at tho M E Church upon the sub Harry Bhreaut has been laid up ject; ‘-What About tho Saloon” with tho rheumatism the past week. Mr Kelsey i3 a very interesting talk Miss Ethel Wooley is able to re er and hold tho close attention of his hearers during his painted ad sume work at her case in this office this week. dress. $ 1 :0 0 50c to 11.25 It $ '- 5 0 . $ 2 .5 0 We carry _ _ _ _ _ a com* plote line of these goods in till styles nnd colors for Ladies, Misses nnd Children’s wear. Wo can sup ply you at | re a so n a b le prices Supporters ‘•What About the Saloon” Tho best Corsets the World pro- are for sale here. Try a pair. $1.35 20 to 50c Royal Worcester 1 I 20-inch Tuck- IV O i jL JL i ñ l l « l lfiT70T*Q U V CJL O inif- Sixrowsof Gents Furnishings E 40c to S1.25 a Yard Anchor Alsted of Harrisburg is in ‘•Way Back East.” tho Grove on a visit to his uncle Mr An up to date rural comedy drama will bo produced by the Georgia H C Madsen. Tho infant child of Mr and Mrs Harper Co at Martin’ s Opera House Ernest Purvance is dangerously ill on the evening of Mny 6th. Georgia Harper is an excellent with lung fuvor at Saginaw. actress with an elegant wardrobe, Warren McFarland came down «be is surrounded by a good com from Drain, Sunday returning on pany and deserving of liberal pat Mondays morning overland. ronage. Cbns Cochran wont to Eugene, A New Office Building. Tuesday to play cornet with the Dr Goo Wall has let the contract regiment bund during tbe carnival. for the building of fin office on tlio Sirs Linton of Eugene was in corner of Second and Main streets. Cottage Grove this week in the Tho building will be of what is interest of the Ladies of tho Macca known as the veneered brick con bees. struction 25 ft by 30 iu size. It will Mrs H Rogers and daughter of be a neat nnd commeodious office and among the first of the Grove’s San Jose, Calif arrived here Thurs day morning for a few weeks visit spring improvements. with friends. inserting one inch wide ana seven clusters H ¡a Q M All the new shapes and colors in tucks each at $1.25 a yard. 18 inch Tucking— five rows insert- ing— thirty rows hemstitched tucks— a very neat pattern at neckwear at popular prices. A new 70c a yard. Allover Lace in white at 40c to 60c a yard. Era- line jest received. broidery Allovers— exceptional at 70o to $1 a yard. $25c t0 50° ¡S i B 2 5 ■ \T Q tO $1 This department is abloom with the proitiest and handsomest in plniu and cords we have ever shown. You can an°tbcr waist at theso prices. W Sk ' LET IS K. — JL Take your mens- 1 j uro fora suit. We — * gaarnatee the fit. 1 y j They will please you. Saturday evening the I O O F dge no 68 of this city celebrated W C T ULecture. The child of Mr and Mrs Roy io 83 anniversary of tho National Mrs Mary E Teats, National Pnr- •gnniuation in it most appropriate rity Evangelist of tho W C T U Mulligan at Saginaw has been quite .inner. Tho meeting was held at will hold meetings hero on May 11th ill for some time is reported os much better. le Optra House and was partieipat- 12th and 13th. A special meeting J M Culp is prasiding over a chair 1 in by the Rebecka’ s lodge and a will bo held for men only on Sunday nt 2:30 p ra May 11th. Subject — at Ostrrnnders Tousorinl Parlors. umber of invited guests. A splen- j ‘ ■Out of Time witli tho Infinite or Mr Oslrandor intends taking a long id program was rendered consist-; G od’ s way in Marriage.” deserved vacation. !g of Songs, recitations, piano duetts Place of meeting, M E Church. Loo M Travis, democratic nom- ornet solo a nnd band music. After ineo for State Senator was in the riith A’.tnivirsary lufciice. Tho Leador he progrrm a banquet was served Monday oveniug St Valentino Grovo Wednesday. lartipipate 1 in by nil present. circle No 121 Women of Woodcraft | was favored with a pleasant call. Capps suits always have a form fitting shapeliness that ¡ b simply superb. Facings, Trimmings and Herbert Leigh and Alf Walker The I O O F lodge in this city is eelebrnted tho fifth anniversary of Linings are most appropriate and tho Tailoring is faultless. Prices $310 to if 18—to win and retain irobahly (ho strong* t organization the order with a jubilee. Bohemia of Eugene, were among the guests Camp No G5 Woodmen of the World from abroad who attended the cele customers. We are also agonts for the Henry Hilp tailoring houso of San Francisco. n the city having nt present over nnd a few iunitod guests were bration at the Grove, Wednesday. 00 ¿lumbers in good standing. present. An excellent program was rendered, and refreshments served. I P J Jennings nnd wife cause up The Gotcor.Ja Company. from Portland, Wednesday to ho in All who attended report a very- attendance at. tho sod breaking Tin 1 (mg of tin pleasant time. celebration of tho Bohemia railroad. dolcbndn Mining Co will be held in up Decoration Musis. Mr Thompson, tho mining man, plottage Grove on Monday May 5 at The G A It have received a new ivhieli time tliG r.t nkl.oldr: a will galaxy o f d coora tiou m o tio and returned to tho Grove Tuesday from tho last. Mr T h o m p s o n nays tho make the necesensary arrangements placed the same in the lmnds of Mr W 0 pay the highest market price for all kimlu of Farm Produce. Come iu ami examine our stock, Ik town has changed so lie couldn’t for Commencing more extensive L F Wooley nnd authorized him to find tho postoffico. will speak for itself. ipora' ons upon their group of select a choir of singers to furnish Foster Phillips was shaking hands mines. Tho company have every the vocal music for both memorial with friends iu the Grovo tins week. services aud decoration day. The reason to believe further develop music is good and the local talent Mr Phillips is now located nt menfc of their mines will bring to of Cottage Grove is not excelled by Mountain Home, Idaho nnd engaged ligbtlsome of tire best prospects of any in the state so the people may in the hardware business. Mr Frank McFarland specinl any ,y e t discovered in Bohemia. bo assured of some excellent music The development work so far done on those occasions. Memorial serv agent of tbe Fquitablo Life Insur ices will b‘o held at the C P Church on their property has more than on Sunday Mny 25 nt 11 n m. Rev ance company was in tho city this week. Mr McFarland has our come up to their expectations and L D Beck preaching the memorial thanks fo ra beautiful calender. the future looks indeed to bo one of sermon. Decoration services will Thomas Medley was sod I to Cres- success. The company expect to probably he held at Mnrtain’ s Hall well, A V Connelly to Lorane and and at the Masonic cemetery on Mav throw upon the market a limited Chas Lewis up Row River Tuesday, 30. to circulate the news of tho ground number of the preferred treasury I II Bingham camo up from P ort breaking for tho Bohemia railroad stock for development purposes and land, Wednesday. celebration. as soon as sufficient work has been Miss Anna O'Brien of Portland, Di Atwood, Dentist of Eugene will douelto apply for a patent to their was in Cottage Grove, Wednesday- be at tbe Sherwood House May 6, 7 propiity. When this is received ill attendance at tho Bohemia Ruil- and 8. Any persons desiring good Very Latest Effects in GIBSONS WAISTS, $1.35 to $2.50— theso nro special j prices, the their! attention " ill be directed to rond celebration, returning Lome on work done comfortably and at city merchants get more money for the same goods. ward’ :* the building of a stamp mill the overland, Thursday morning. reasonable prices will do well to call. Attorney A H King lias purchased Examination Free. and other machinery. These peo Mrs Louisa Stall and Mrs G 13 ple Lave the best reason for their tho property near the bridge form untiring energy in developing their erly occupied by Jerome Knox nnd Cole, mother nnd sister o f Mrs N D lias moved iuto tbe same. Attorney Hardy of this city arrived hero from property and confidently believe that Knox occupies Mr King’ s former Berkley Calif. . Mrs Cole will make In different colors, Crash and Worsted, $1.50 to $5.50. time will prove they have not labor location oyer riper & VanDenburg's a few weeks visit while Mrs Stall will renmiu here during the summer. store. ed In vain. Tho Latest Designs in Ladies’ and Misses’ Hosiery— all colors—20c to 40c a pair. At Newland’slAt Ñewland’s S U IT S T H A T D O S U IT D R Y GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS and SHOES O Prices are a w a y Down on these Lines. LEWIS & VBATCH. Immense Variety Of Spring Goods LARGE LINE OF READY-MADE SKIRTS ■ C O M IN G L argest Line o f M en's Furnishing Goods this side of Eugene. Come and See Us. A^iD GOING How that our business is spreading out and increasing, it is impossible for us to land a full car load of instru ments at Rcstbtirg at one time. Our Inst car load was distributed, commencing nt Portland; some went to Ban don, some to Jefferson, some to Roseburg, some of them we landed at Cottage Grove where we are doing an j exceedingly fine business, disposing of instruments including a fine Ctiicdering, three Kinlialls, a fine Whitney and two of cheaper makes. Cottage Grove is in n very prosperous condition ami the people are using good juif-om ent ir. buying tho very best pianos on the market, knowing that the best is always the cheapest. Our next car load will arrive in about six days. This lot will be distrbuted at Roseburg as we have nearly one-half this lot already engaged at different points; now that the roads are getting in good condition we will be able t o ® A e our country deliveries in s short time. K N Wonacott the popular organ man, is now busy making deli veries and calling on his old friends. Miss Foreman, our sales Indy, bus been very successful in the sale of pi*r. >s, and especially the Whitney, as it is a favorite of hers, and it makes friends wher.ver it goes. The stock we> 1 ave on hands will be closed out in a very short time as wo have put tho prices away down. Wc are also resentntives of the Filer’s Music House, Portland, Ore. Don’ t fail to go sec Eiler when you go to Portland- lellie Wills Buchanan is aiso representing tiie F.ilers an J is making the agencies along the lino pleasing fine is a very fine musician, and is entertaining her many friends in our store rendering fine selections kry ereni-. f: : 1 • p ra to A|> in. K. RICHMRDSON MUSIC HOUSE - a. __ COTTH GE 1 GROVE. I GARMAN & HEM ENW AY, B & S fa u ismo. | JN OVER* And take Good Look at the CORSETS we are Selling this week. If you Look you’ll Linger and if you Buy you’ll save Money. Pacific Tim ber Co’s Store. UNDER ODD FELLOW 'S HALL. COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON.
