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About The Leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1895-1903 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1902)
iììj. * JJ S C Curry u Full Line of ^ - ps t h CO. Elastic M o n e y % Building Hardware, Charter Oak Stoves and Ranges, Garden Tools, Fishnw s Tackle, New and Second Hand Bicycles and Sundries. Agents for McCormick Harvesting Machinery House Plumbing Tin W Work. UK »tini and Tin ork. PERSONAL ITEMS OF _ _ «Iv o us ............ : Ivo us » » ,»11 call »...1 auit - we will treat you ««lit. Mrs Susie Abbott, widow of Earnest Abbott who was recently killed by u Mrs Eurncst Abbott went to Eugene, log rolling over him at AulaufT, has Monday. gone to Eugene to live with he- Mrs Geo Liudsey la in the Grove parents. Mr Fredricks,of Eugene, Is In Grove this week. T L yuiner returned Wednesday, from Eugene. Henry Lundesa went to the ininas Monday ufterooon. Mrs L Dimmick visited ¡it Eugene, the first of the week. H 11 Harris whs in the Grove, Wed nesday, from Eugene. Mrs Houderer wits in the Grove last week on h short visit. # W e hae made special prices on Shirtwaists in whit and colars, summer dress goods, all rementlry goods and we are putting out about two hudred pairs of shoes of all sizes and kinds it greatly reduced price«, These are good ervicable shoes. They are a little off as to styl and we have to make room for new goods. A pair of this lot will be sold for 50c a pair. Toil’ll find a price shrinkage in every other part of the store, too. Mr J E Ostrander and wife and daughter, Miss Nina, left on the over- land Thursday night for Lalotu Where they will spend« month visaing With relatives. Mrs Dr Wall and daughter, Miss Bennetta, and Miss Robie Raker left on the early moruing stage for J!o- hemla where they will spend a few weeks outing. Miss Ida Thomas, who has been working in the Pacific Postal Tele graph office at Eugene the past week or two returned home Sunday. Geo Rouse and Lea Martin returned 1 was relieved b y ' MU» Anna"'OMesbv* to the mines, ^bituluv r»f T __ ° % londay mnrnino morning. of Junction. Mr Wilson Glass returned the first _ Carpenters have begun covering the of the week from Brownsville. H 11 C” ’8 H,|e new depot. The struct ure will be an elegant one und all the Mrs A W Wnlhice left Saturday, for conveniences, such as electric lights, Grants Pass, to join her husband. city water, closets and sewerage out- Mr E C Lockwood and bride left fittings will be up to date and of the Wednesday morning for Bohemia. best, G L McMann. o f Eugene, was reg Mrs Norvul Atkins returned from istered at the Sherwood, Wednesday. an extended visit with ber parents at Independence, Tuesday. Mr Atkins W P Garman and family and Miss and his wife left here Wednesday for Fffio Stewart visited at Leona, Sun a month’s pleasure trip to San Fran <hy. cisco and other California points of Rev Billington nnd wife returned interest. to thgi" home, Monday, after a visit Hugh Bohne left Monday for Bo- here. hernia, accompanied by a number of Mr Cal Stevenson nnd wife went to capitalists and pleasure seekers from Boswell Springs Wednesday after Portland and Eastern points, on a tour of inspection. A representative noon. of the Portland Telegram accompan I, P Wooley and son. Albert, re ied the party. turned Monday evening from the Mrs Snrah Underwood nnd daughter mines. Miss Hattie Peil»y, of Boise, Idaho - SfT)e Verij Interest^ prices INTEREST. this w eek, _ Hot weathe makes the railroad irons stretch and the telegraph wires errow nger. If you've any money to spend, you'll find when you get Newlands that it has stretched fully ten per cent, so that a dollar tl buy more than a dollars worth. R iw N6WLHND, COTTHCE CROUEJ DO SUIT SUITS T H A T © © © O O ® © © Capps aits always have a form fitting shapeliness that is simply superb. Facings, Trimm ings and Linings are most appropriate and the Tailoring is faultless. Prices $10 to ¥18— to win and retain customers W e are also agents for the H enry Hilp tailoring house o f San Francisco. D R Y GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS and SHOES Our Prices are a w a y Down on these Lines. We pay tbe highest market price for all kinds of Farm Produce. Come in and examine our stock. Mrs F Jordan left or. the noon local are visiting with Mrs Underwood’s will speak for itself. Monday, to visit with relatives in brothers, Messrs D G McFarland and lapne. Jas II McFarland of this place. They Onttenial barber, John Culp, left expect to make this their homo dur Wnnslt with his wife at Wildwood, ing the fall and winter. "Long'S: BingTuim’s new saw mill ffinrfa y. has made a few short runs'nm i the .Mrs Dr Job nnd daughters, Misses frame work of the mill is now com lacy and Emma, returned Wed nesday pleted and as soon ns the material for from Now Port. the roofing is sawed the roof will be Mrs Patterson left this week for put on. The mill Is a dandy, and tiie Gardner to visit with her son, Ed and gentlemen are justly proud of it. family this week. Mr R W Newland, one of our mo«t Mrs Fannie Palmer returned W ed prominent business men, lias leased nesday, from an extended visit with the Rankin block opposite the Gunrd office In Eugene, nnd entends to soon friends at Albany. 1 open up a large general merchandise Mr Star who has been clerking for store Mr Newland will continue to L Lurch has accepted a position with run his store at this place also nnd Mr B W Newland. hence we will not lose the gentleman Mr William Kpong nnd wife, of entirely as he will be compelled to at Leona, itro visiting with relatives In least partly divido his time with us and our sister city. Mr Newland is a vet the Grove this week. eran iu the merchandise business and Miss Lea Hickey left Wednesday success will continue to follow him. for Talent, Ore., where she goes to Mr and Mrs J W Glass left Thurs visit with her parents. day, for Brownsville, where they will Miss Ora Reed, arrived on the local reside during the coming winter. Mr Wednesday, from Eugene to visit Glass has been among our most with friends a short time. prominent business men for the past Miss Minnie Sears returned Satur two years and has made many sub day, from Wendliug, after a visit with stancial friends here who are sorry to lose them as neighbors even tempor iter cousin Mrs Ivan Yancy. arily. Mr Glass has considerable Mrs Mary Newland returned, Tues business interests in Brownsville and day, from an extended visit to also at the Blue river mines which de Sodaville, her old home. mands his attention for the present. Miss Stella Baker, o f Eugene, is They have just finished their elegant visiting at the home o f Mr and Mrs new residence on First street and no doubt regret to have to move away so FrankJordan, of this city. Mr F D Wheeler and wife, Herbert soon. Mr Art Young returned home last Lrkin and wife returned Saturday Friday, from the East, accompanied afternoon from New Port. Miss Maude Blair went to Eugene by his accomplished bride. Although Sunday to spend a week or ten day’s its a little late in the day we extend them our hearty congratulations and visit with her brother Frank. hope Art will now be content to re Harry Brehaut returned Wednesday main in the Grove for a while. Tues afternoon from a visit with his sister. day evening a host of his young Miss Bertha Brehaut, of Portland. friends succeeded in locating them for Miss Hattie Kenedy, of Eugene, who the first time since their arrival and has been in the Grove for the past few to the music of the usual western or T w o months, returned to her home chestra of tin pans, cow bells, and Monday. other harmomious instruments pro Mr Ed Hibberd, tbe popular clerk. ceeded to give them a fi rst class Oregon Is again clerking for L Lurch. We ian serenade. It is rumored that the ■re glad to see Mr Hibberd in our happy young couple were at first so city again. badly frightened that they sought Monday several four-horse teams concealment behind a closed and lock started for the mines loaded with ed closet door, nnd there abided until machinery for the LeR oy Mining Co’s the last sweet strains of the music had died away. They did well however new stamp mill. UNDER QDD FELLOW ’ S HALL. COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON. in giving the serenaders the »lip for Prof JM Orcutt, president of the so long. _ Drain Normal school was down to the • rove a day or so this week on busi- cure» ¿old», prevent» pneumonia ’ ss connected with the school. 1 WT S & V R 4TC H . Garman & Hemenway Mid SUrproer’s Clearance COMMENCING JULY 5. To make room for our large stock of fall goods now ordered, will give a discount of 10 to 15 per cent on all odds and ends. This will be a money saving proposition to yon. Come and see us. G AR M AN & H E M E N W A Y , merchandising -' EHSY TO BUY good Points about these Shoes are—they are easy to buy and they are easy to wear. W e believe we have a stock of Men s, Ladies' and Children's Shoes that will afford a sat isfactory shoe for every caller. Pacific Timber Co s Store. Fo le y's H oney *ad T a r It