The Leader., October 17, 1902, Image 5

PERSONAL
TEMS
OF
INTEREST.
Misses Cleo Le*is and Lizzie
Orpurd returned Saturday Irom a few
Arthur Kelly was down from Leona days visit in Roseburg with editor
Conner and family and they also t .ok
Monday.
W C Gray was down from Roseburg in tho f ,ir at that place.
Bert On ell, who Ims been employed
Tuesday.
J C Davies of Star was in town for the past year us messenger la the
Western Union Telegraph office at
Tuesday on business.
Eugene lias resigned that position
Mr and Mrs J S Medley visited in
and is now in Cottage Grove.
Roseburg Monday.
Hon G W Hunt brother of J T Hunt
Mrs W H Blair made a (lying trip to
of Wildwood, and un old pioneer, died
Roseburg Monday.
at his home near Salem last Friday A. fine line o f School Hooks anti
T C Wheeler and wife were up from of Pneumonia. He was 71 years old
all the latest Magtzlues,
Saginaw, Wednesday.
Stationery Etc.
uud came to Oregon in 1 S 47.
Rev L D Beck visited at Eugene,
I II Binghum of the firm of Long
the first of the week.
One door West of the Post Office
& Bingham Lumber Company came
Mrs John Miller returned, Tuesday up from bis home in Portland the Cottage Grove,
Oregon.
from a visit in Eugene.
first of the week to look after the
Mrs TIenderer was in the Grove, interests of the newly organized
LO C A L B K E V IT IE S.
company.
Wednesday from Leona.
Up to late
Dressmaking
THE LUXURY
of
At
•Miss Ddisy T^on^as’
FINE TAILORING
Lasers
l.evs U N \\ all and C A Wooley and
Herbert. Leigh, the assayer was up
eldei Shackiet of Eugene who were in
from Eugene Monday.
attendance at the sesshnof tho Wil­
Mr Geo Sears and wire, wero tip
lamette presbytery of the C P church,
from Wulkers Saturday.
last week at this place, returned home
Mr Morphy left one day the first Satirday afternoon.
of the week for Bohemia.
Wo acknowledge a pleasant call
Geo Rouse and Walter Robinson Tuesday from Mr O F Woods of
wont to the mines. Monday.
Minnesota, Mr Woods is at preseut
C L Hadley arrived down from the located in Eugene and is a gentlemanly
appearing newspuper nmn. He ex­
miDes the first of the week.
J E Young was inE ugenethe first pects to locate in the valley.
of the week on business.
D D Bridge«, of Albany was register­
ed at tlie Imperial Tuesday.
J 8 Gray was up from the county
seat a day or so this week.
Mrs Iiena Hoott returned to her
home in Wendllng, Wednesday.
Dr Lowe the optieiou is coming
soon. See dates in next issue.
Hugh Behne and Chas Breneau left
for the Bohemia mines Thursday.
W P Loekwood and wife were over
from Lorane the first of the week.
I'.H Hovey, of Eugene was in the
Grove on business a day or so this
week.
Quite a number of young people
from hero visited at tho Geer Springs
Sunday,
Lee nonry was pheasant shooting
in the vicinity of Eugene tho first of
the week.
Attorney Jerome Knox and Bake
Stewart went to Eugene the first of
the week.
has been brought within the means of
modest incomes
and has placed the
clerk and the me­
chanic ’ on
the
same footing with
the millionaire.
The International
F or ail the latest stvies in spring
Millinery go to Mi® Mary Bartels
one door east of Willson's restau­
rant.
Tailoring Co.,
When your piaao needs tuning
dont get some tramp tuner to “ fix
it” for you. M O Warner, of Eugene |
and who is well known as a reliable
piano tuner, makes regular trips to
Cottage Grovo and will keep your
T W Jenkins of this citv who is in
attendance of the supreme council of piano in order by the year as reason-
the Modern Brotherhood of America ble as you can ask.
at Sioux Falls, S D has had the honor
The Brainerd & Armstrong Co’
conferred upon him of being elected Filo and Floss Silks at Pacific Timber
as Supremo Watchman of that order. Co’s Store.
The little child of Mr and Mrs
Try Morris Poultry Cure at Lewis
Chester Davis who was reported dead & Yeatcli. No cure no pay. Free
two weeks ago but revived and show­
samples.
ed some hopes of recovery for a time
died last Friday evening and was
burled ut the Masonic Cemetery
Saturday.
A couple of snake charmers exhibit­
ed a lot of serpents in a tout. the first
of the week. Their exhibit wus said
to be a good one for snakes. How-
evei their boisterous harangue on the
streets no doubt kept muuy people
from going.
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO,
make up garments to your measure of
the most up-to-date patterns in the
latest style at prices you would scarcely
imagine possible for work of this kind.
Over 450 samples
pleasure to show you.
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D R Y GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS and SHOES
Our P rice s are a w a y Down on these Lines.
LEWIS
Tho following named persons in
tills end of the county have been
Iruwn as jurors for the full term of
the circuit court which convenes the
first Monday of November; F M
Hmnbrick, Chas P„well, II E Under­
wood, of Cottage Grove, H Hunter, of
Miss Stella Day passed through the
Cottage Grove and Harry Millett, of
Grove Monday on her way to Rose-
Saginaw.
burg to visit with friends.
Mr A L Knapp, one of South
Mr John Baker and family moved
into the Lurch property, og Wall Dacota's pro gressive and extensive
farmers, visited this week with his
street, the first of the woek.
cousin, Fran k Phillip in tnis city.
Miss Roberta Bond, of Sodaville
Mr Knapp is much pleased with this
arrived on the Ioenl Tuesday to visit
.•ounty and it is highly probablo he
at the home of Rev and Mrs Beck.
will in the near future return here to
Mr Chas Cochran, tho leader of the locate. He leaves for his homo Mon­
C M A Band, went to Salem Saturday day.
to hear Sousa and his great buDd
DIED.
play.
Walter Cochran, who has been TURNER.—Mrs Turner wife of An
dtew Turner, of the Divide, died at
working at Bohemia for several
the residence of Mr T M Doak, in
months, returned to the Grove this
this city, Monday Oet. 13,1902 aged
week.
about 36 years.
J N Shanhan, of Empire City, was
Mrs Turner leaves a husband and
doing business in Cottage Grove
seven children to mourn her loss
Wednesday and Thursday of this Tho family have the sympathy of the
week.
entire community. The funeral ser­
Miss Annie Morss returned Wed­ vices were conducted at the M I
nesday from a visit with her grand Church Tuesday, Rev N B Waldon
parents, Mr and Mrs John Morss, of officiating.
Creswell.
In loving memory of ^oona Francis,
Miss Fannie Dewald who has been
daughter o f Mr and Mrs T J Calloway
employed as typo in the Guard offico
who died at her home near Eugene
for some time returned homo Sunday
Oct C o f abcess aged 6 yr and 3 days.
afternoon.
Rev Wrtldou of Mosby Creek preach­
ed the funeral of Mrs Turner at tho
M E church, Tuesday.
Theo Martin and wife, of Creswell
attended the C P presbytery in the
Grove the last of last woek.
Mrs Mary Net mehren, of Coffeyville
Kas, who has been visiting with her
daughter, Mrs Bartels in this city for
some weeks, returned to her home
.Saturday,
Mrs Eva Holderman returned Tuei
day from Bohemia where shebns been
for the past few months with her hits
band who is working at the Helena.
“ Grandma”
Churchill returned,
Tuesday from Eugene, she was
accompanied by her daughter Mrs
Knox who will visit here a few days.
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Capps suits always have a form fitting shapeliness that is simply superb. Facings, Trimmings and
Linings are most appropriate and tue Tailoring ts faultless.
Pricos §10 to $18— to win and retain
customers. We are also agents for the Henry Hilp tailoring house of San Francisco.
Mrs W II Blair has purchased the
Cottle residence on the corner of
Fifth and Tennessee streets. Brice
for the property is not stated but
Mrs Blair keeps the property for rout
and we understand it has alreudy
We pay the highest market price for all kinds o f Farm Produce.
Barney May, of Harrisburg was been disposed of for the winter.
doing business in this city the first
Rev L D Beck, returned Monday will speak for itself.
of tho week.
from Creswell where ho preached on
Fred Gale left on the noon local Sunday. On Monday Rev Beck en­
Wednesday for Washington where joyed his first pheasant hunt. He
brought pome with him soino of those
he goes to reside.
E C loekw ood and wHe, went to the tine birds but as he divided up with
mines Monday where Mr Lockwood the editor we .vout meution who kill
them.
goes to do some work.
!iG eo Lea, left Tuesday for Hood
River where he is employed by large
Power company in building a power
house and milL
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"There's a vacant place In the house hold
And an empty cnalr and bed.
And a sweet levin* face Is missing.
For dear little Leuna Is dead.
There’s a vacant place at the table
And the eye s so bright and fair
And the form so loved and cherished
Is missed at the eveuin prayer.
There’s a vacant place at the window
And a winning voice Is gone
And the laugh, the smile and the footstep
And the bird like warbling ¡town.
There’s a vacant place in the houso-hold
But tar in the realms above
Little Leona, with a clilor o f angels
Is warbling the Savior’s love.
There’ s a vacant place in the household
Theres a vacant place up there
A place by the side of our darting
’ ’And a crown of glory to wear
Come in and examine our stock.
It
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When you are ready.
To buy Jackets, Cloaks o p Capes, see
our line and find the newest styles in
the market. W e have a large variety
and samples of Monte Corlo, those w e
can order in any size or color, and have
them in 24- hours. Will give you
SPECIALPRICES
On these goods as we will not
carry a stock of them, order them
special and can offord to sell them
at a very small profit-
G ARM A N & H E M E N W A Y ,
T h e W o rs t F orm .
To C u re a Cold I n One Day.
Leaders in
MERCHANDISING-.
IS a lu rn l Anxiety.
Mothers regard approaching winter
Multitudes are singing the praises
Take Laxative Bromo
Quinine
of Kodol, the new discovery which is Tablets. All druggists refund the with uneasiness, children take cold so
making so many sick people well money if it fails to cure. E W Grove a easily. No disease cost more little
lives than croup. It’s attack is so
and weak people strong by digesting signature is on each box. 25.
sudden that the sufferer is often be­
what they eat, by cleansing and
New Lumber Coompany Incorporated.
yond human aii before the doctor
sweeting the stomach and transform­
Articles o f Incorporation of the arrbes. Such cases yield readily to
ing their food into the kind of pure,
rich, red blood that makes you feel Long & Bingham Lum ber Co were One Minute Cough Cure. Liquifies
good all over. MrsCranflll, of Troy, filed with the county clerk Tuesday. the muons, allays inflammation, re-
I. T,, writes: For a number of years I j Tho capital stock of the company moves danger. Absolutely safe. Acts
Immediately. Cur.'S coughs, colds,
was troubled with indigestion and
fixed at $50,000, divided into: grip, bronchitis, ail throst and lung
dyspepsia which grew Into tho worst is
form. Finally I was induced to use j 50,000 shares of $1 each. Cottage j troublss. F S M clIan h on , Hampton.
Kodol and after using four bottles | G r0ve is made the principal place On; “ A bad cold rendered me
voiceless just before an oratorical
I am entirely cored. I heartily rec­ i of business.
ommend Kodol to all sufferers from j The incorporators are J C Long, j contest. I intended to withdraw but.
took One Minute Cough Cure. It re­
indigestion and dyspepsia. Take a
dose after meals. It digests what I H BingLam, L R Lon g, C It store«! my voice in time to win the
medal.”
vou eat. Benson D rugstore.
j Rainey, N H Russell.