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About The Leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1895-1903 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1902)
«ai#n Up to Date Dressmaking At Mi n PERSONAL ÌEN.3 CF ISI7EÜE3T. Goto Miss Mary Bartel's for the latest styles In Millinery. You can't l)r Lowe returned to Eugene Tues help being planned with her stock and prlc s. Opposit the Impel hd Hotel day. of J B House, was down from Amos, Mr and Mrs J U Shortridge, who But. day. have been visiting the past week with their daughter at Portland returned Mrs Miller of Saginaw was In town Immo Monday. Tuesday. Daiçsy orpas Will Hodos wus up from Eugene Mr Hamilton Veatch and wire came up from Creswcll Tuesday to Monday. Parlors 8 t"ve Burton of Eugene was In the uttend the funeral of Mr Vea’tsh's mother, Wednesday. has been brought within the means of Grove Sunday. modest incomes _________ fine 1 lie o f School Itooks and Dine Cut Glass for wedding pi esente Miss Myrtle Johnson of Drain and has placed the all t e latest M ag azin es, at H C Madsen’s. visited the last of last week with her clerk and the me Itationery E tc. chanic on the Henry Gordon was up from the many friends in the Grove returning to her home Sunday afternoon. same footing with couuty seat, Sunday. One dod West of tho Post Office the millionaire. Frank Johnson »as down from To day Is Hollowe’en. See that Cottage ¡rove, Oregon. your front gate is locked or tomorrow Bleckbutte, Sunday. may have to look for it somewhere J Blew, of Junetion City, was in you LO AL B R E V IT IE S . elso and take home the borrowed town the first of the week. one. J F Graham mine up from Spring- Chns Willson .who has been operator For all he latest styles in spring field the first of the week. at Biggs Cnlir stopped off In the Millinery o to Miss Mary Bartels H 0 Mahon was up from Junetion Grove Wednesday on his way to oue door ast of Willson’s restau- the flrst of the week. Oanby where he goes to take the S F runt Gill Meadow came dowu from Bo office at that place. NEW YORK AND CHICAGO, hemia Tuesday night. Foote, manager of the Lowe Wben i>ur piano needs tuning Charley Mitchel trrived down from Sti Wm ck Company, was In the Grove one dont get t me tramp timer to “fix make up garments to yonr measure of Boh' min the first of the week. day this week to make arrangements it” for vo M O Warner, of E igeue the most up-to-date patterns in the Bird Farrier, the veteran Bohemia to play here nt an early date. The aud who i well known as a reliable miner wae in town this week. latest style at prices you would scarcely company is said to be a good ono. piano tun -, makes regular trips to imagine possible for work of this kind. Sliss Bryau returned to her home in Quite a number of Cottage Grove Cottage C vo nnd will keep your •Saginaw, Wednesday. people went to Drain Saturday to piano in o let- by the year as reason- You will find the finest line of silver witness the foot bail game between Over 450 samples to select from, which would give us a ware at II C Madsen’s, the Drain Normal and the C M A boys ble as you lau ask. pleasure to show you. The Br. nerd & Armstrong Co’ F EMorehead, of Eugene, was reg of this city. Filo nnd F •as Silks at Pacific Timber istered at the Imperial Tuesday. Elizabeth Cady Stanton, the lady Co’s Store. D M Curtis, of Kosetmrg, was in who called the first womans’ rights Try Mot is Poultry Cure at Lewis the Grove n day or so this week convention in this country, and a Horace Westbrook, of Eugeue, was noted womans’ suffragist, died at her & Veatch. I No cure no pay. Free home In New York last Sunday. in the Grove Sunday. samples. Mrs Fred Wright of Walker was Chas Chaney shot and killed hfs in the Grove, Tuesday. son-in-law Samuel Flock, wnlle out M is Anlauf of Leotia, was in the hunting, mistaking him for a bear. The same old story but. one that will Grove Tuesday afternoon. always be rend ns long as fire arms Win Herman and wife returned are 0 © © © © O used in hunting. homo from Drain Sunday. M iss Poilie Simmons visited at her Oeo Cooley, who his been visiting ¡Capps suits always hnve a form fitting shapeliness that is simply superb. Facings, Trimmings and fot about a week with 1 his fattier Mr home in Walker over Sunday. Liuligs are most appropriate and the Tailoring is faultless. Prices $10 to $18—to wiu and retnin Alex Cooley of this place started hark A B Wood was down from Wild Eastern Oregon Sunday morning customers. We aro also agents for the Henry Hilp tailoring bouse of San Francisco. wood the firstof the week on business. to by privato conveyanco. He goes to Mr and Mrs Archie Thompson, of Saginaw spent Sunday in the Grove. Pulslev. Berg returned home Saturday Mrs Geo I.ea visited with her Jaek from a two vonr’s mining ex daughter Mr 3 E C Conner at Saginaw, night pedition in the Klondyke country. He up Sunday. says he has some good property there Mrs A W Wallace spent Sunday and intends to return some time in W* pay thohigliest market price for all kinds of Farm Produce, Come in and examine our stock. It with her husband who is working in February next. Eugene. will speak for itself. Rev I’.iilirgton preuched to a large Call at H C Mndsou’s new store and congregation at tho Christian church, seo the fine line of ladies and gents Suudny morning aud evening. There watches. no rhumb services at either of Mi-« Kilby Thomas left Sunday for being the other churches most ail the church- a vl it with her sister Mrs Bump at going people in town attended. Itoscburg. Tho North bound overlands have Mrs Dr Job and daughter MI sb Lucy been for several days this went to Eugene, Tuesday, returniug week delayed on account of largo landslides Wednesday. in northern California. Sunday’s and Mrs .T W Allison, returned Saturday Monday’s train here being 8 or 10 from a two weeks visit with her son hours lute. Dave, ut Itoscburg J W Hamilton has presented W F Gordon, of Eugene, was regis the Judge Salem Women’s club with a tered at the Sherwood House Tuesday beautiful gavel made of grained and Wednesday. myrtle. The club has the gavel 11 W Vcatch and wife went to Cres- mounted with silver and bearing the well Sunday to uttend the sick bed of inscription: “J W Hamilton to Salem Mr Veatch’s mother. Women's Club.” Frank Me Murray was visiting here Mrs Wm Marshman, an old lady- a few days this week. He returned to residing near Roseburg was burned Eugene, Tuesday. to death by falling into the tire place Mrs Hawley, of Creawell, is visiting at her home last week. She was said with her niece Mrs Curtis Veatch to be subject to fits nnd it is supposod near this city this week. (for she was alone at the time) she Have you seen Madsen's now store? was stricken by ono and fell in tile If not call and ho will be pleased to fire. show you his new goods. Siuslaw Fishermnn have gone on a A P Bettersworth, editor of the strike demanding a raise of 5 cents Harrisburg Bulletin, was in the Grove per fish for silversides. They have Monday on business. been getting 10 cents for silversides Joaquin Miller the Sierra Poet pass aud 35 cents for ehinook. Mr Hurd ed througli the Grove Monday morn the oannoryman refused to allow them 15 cents for silversides and now the ing enroute for Now York. C W Jackson and J C Veatch re strike is on. turned to Eugene, Monday morning The section men from Comstock and m e r c h a n d is in g . after a visit Sunday in the Grovo. the crew here are busily engaged Thos Jenkins returned home Sun grading nnd leveling up tor the new day from au extruded visit to points switch track at the depot. The in South Dakota, Montana and Wash switch will be built about the same ington. length as the olJ oue for the present T h e W wal F orm . Commissioner, H 1> Edwards, was but later the right of way may be looking after county needs in this filled and the track lengthened so Multitudes tire tinging tho‘praises end of the county the first of the that trains of any ordinary length may of Kodol, tho new discovery which is making so many sick people weil week. pass. and weak people strong by dig"9llng LOST. County Surveyor, C M Collier, was J. P. CURR5N, Proprietor, up from Eugene on business connect A yearling heifer, red and white what they eat, by cleansing and sweeting the stomieh and tram-’arm Prescriptions carefully compounded anil we always keep marked smootho crop off left ear aDd ed with the building of the Cottage was dehorned. May or may not be ing their food into the kind of pure, Grove bridge. on hand the Purest Drugs. rich, red blood flint makes you feel Mrs Newcomb and daughter, Les branded J R on left hip. Strayed good over. Mrs Cranfill, of Ti y, Paints, Oils and Varnishes lie, left Wednesday noon for Salem about Oct 1st. Any information will I. T„ all w it v. For a number of year“ I whero Mrs Newcomb goes to be be suitably rewarded by notifying E was Our line of Books, Stationery, Wall Paper troubled wl'h indigestion and j P B , Saginaw, Oro, treated for the rheumatism. dys;>opsia which grow into tho worst j a n d Notions a. o net surpassed in Quality Mrs BryaD who has been visiting Have you been to see Miss Mary form. Finally I was Induced to use I or Quantity in the city. Prices are ritrkt. with her friend, Mr* J B Lewis, re Cartel’s Millinery display? If not Kodol .nd after using four bottle», put off calling any longer she turned to her homo in Washlugton, dont tju h», some fine up to-date «Immed j X ommend am entirely eared. I sufferers heartily from rec- > 1*. Wednesday. Kodol to all BAIVI Joseph Emerson, of Eugene, was* hats that are beauties. It is noj indig Uon nnd dyspepsia. Take a P q ICV S A 'U P e y Cure B A H M S R show them to you and I | dose i ft digest, what ! makrt'kldagyi . .- "ramlned before county Judge H P. trouble to find a J LUddsr right ui# m o.t nesting • i tn . «rem» her prices reason you cat. Benson Drug Store. Kincaid Tuesday morning and ad» j you will Opposite the Imperial Hotel. judged insane. He is 78 years old. [able, T H E LU X U R Y FINE TA ILO R IN G The International Tailoring Co., © RW NEWLADCo,« r THAT DO SUIT B U Y GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS and SHOES O Prices are away Down on these Lines. L E W IS & V E A T C H . When you are ready. To buy Jackets, Cloaks or 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 e ore.' nc On these goods as we will not carry a stock of them, order them special and can ofirord to sell them at a very small profit- G ARMAN & HEMENWAY, ed eord