Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, March 21, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextKUSKNK UA1LV VARJ, 8ATlRDAY, MARCH 91, 1908 e COTTAGE GROVE GETTING THE PAVING FEVER : HKI'HKSKXT.VriVK OK WAIlltKN j I'OXSTItlCTlOX ro.Mi'.ixv IX1X. j 1 KHS WITH 1USIM.SS MUX OK i THAT 01TV WEEK'S Ht'WS SUMARY FROM SPRINGFIELD rutur i.iiuiakv am r.i:.m; khm TAMim or i:v fam ilies AllltlYK KltUM KAST . i... luiu enine on la & X . . It DUk 1I'V D w U , .ay Just now, due, of course, to Wn SMSOU. ' " ... .hnnt as Quiet as any of Liter and there has been expres r'1 ' - ,iar.n(lnn it ,nin sense in nation of the really busy days L rirked the close or me winter r - proper. Mrs. S. D. Allen. The businpss meet iday evening at the home of Mr. and jing was preceded by a supper. In the serving of which Mrs. Allen was as sisted by Miss Myrtle Kavs. Amone ! those present wera Rev. H. N. Mount, Miss Emma Chase. Mrs. C. M. Col lier, Miss Adah Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Dalr.ell, Miss Nettie Chase. Mrs. K. J. Moore, Mrs. Cloran, Miss Luella. Brewster, Mrs. Johnson, Miss Staples, and Mr". Franklin Staples. o The Thimble Club met on Thurs day afternoon with Miss l.ibby Yo ran, at her home at 646 Olive stret. After a few hours spent at needle work, Miss Luclle Yoran arrlsted the hostess In Bervlng luncheon. The in vited guests were Mrs. R. S. Bryson. Miss Anna Whlteaker. Mrs. Fril Chambers Mrs. S. S. Spencer, Mrs. W. T. Gordon. S. Medley, at the home of the forenir, in honor of the patron saint of the day. St. Patrick. The decorations were elaborate, and very appropri Cottage Grove is getting the paving fever. A representative of the War These balmy spring . t, aoalrpH pffecf on monity at large a uu The parlors, dlnintr rr.mn nml ..... (-'...,.... ....! f. ........... ....... i...... hall were festooned with green bunt- last Kridav conferriiig with some of "g. vines and Irish flagj. while beau- the properly owners In regard to pav llful tufts of shamrocks were much in ng the main street. He estimates evidence. This color schema was car- the total cost of the work on Main rled out In the table decorations, the street from the depot to the bridge, side dish's being draped In green Including the curbing, at $16,000. erepe paper, and miniature Irish Thl nmnnnt of monev could nm ) flags were groimed with the tufts nf shamrork. Refreshments were serv ed in many courses an1 comprised many rare dainttos of the season, a feat fit to plare before a king. The soclnl features of the after noon were the Interesting and nnpro- expended in a more judicious and practical manner in this city. Hen Lurch. H. O. Thompson and Marlon Veatch comprised the committee In conference with the construction com panv representative. Dr. B. R. Job has purchased the Mr. and Mrs. Hollistr were pleas antly entertained at their home nn L ,,t,onns not entirely yielded to : South Ferrv street by about twmv IsrrinS 'ever ' making the best of tbelr nf'ghbnrs on Werf-w'sv Motor hours. evmns. inn evening was delieM- o - ifully nassd with social conversation. L Russell D. Calkins was hostess i followed by refreshments. L.'mhornf her friends at an at-., o loon party on Thursday. The la-1 Mrs. Lester t.uckey entrtaln1 on were invltea to urius m-n uco- i nursriay eveuic? ror Miss no-1 ork and spend the afternoon, j Baker. During t!e evening musical itat were received at the door 1 numbers wr? mtHered bv Vi m Miss Madge Calkins. The ; Grace Bingham and bv Alliprt nnd taut rooms were decorated in ' Mamie Gillette. In an Interesting r. lerns ana naiionits. mm. ". .contest on tne word Oregon t-no Ciiklns and Mrs. S. M. Calkins prize of an Oregon l.in was awardod hid tie hostess in serving lunch. ' to Miss Bessie Hendershott. The Urited guests were me axes- guests were: 1 he M i'ses Itosell Lan- uunaiii, oiaiuuift, jttuuu, M,A, Aioiij. iiaiie, .ntiarpn uiaa?one. Ed. Hard. Heckart, S. D. Allen, May niricknn, Mamie Gillette. Grace kmc, Dalzell, Biatcn, inompson, mngnam, Bessie Hendorshott, th pH J. D. Baker, LiUCKey. Messrs. Albert Gillette. Charl-s Sig is'dt, Cockerllne and Professor man, Troy DiHckson, Kddie Wllkin- Bon, arren Wilkins, Clarence Lom bard, Stanley Knapp, Glen Morris. nrtate snmcs. the fine prize In dlscov-j Crowlev property on the corner of erlng "who was the greenest" was! Main and Third streets, 25 bv 100 awardPd to Mrs. Paul Jones and waslfeet, for a consideration of $2500. a very unique and pretty rose Jar. , This is one of the best comers on The prize In the "Irish artist" con-, the street, but is at present occupied test was nward d to Mrs. J. H. Cham-! by a single story wooden building, bers. It being a beautiful oil painting; which will be replaced bv a modern admirably executed by Mrs. Kreuger, ! brick In duo time. -Mrs. i.urcn s l;u,'htr. The hour fori Miss Gertrude Palmer hos reslci- parting seemed to come all too soon so royally were the guests entertain ed by the hostesses. ed as teacher In' tho primary depart ment of our public schools and has gone to Los Angeles to take a special three-months' course in tiriniiirv and A society fun; lion, elaborate in de- kindergarten work. Miss Cieuretta tail and delightfully entertaining, was I Berg is teaching Miss Palmer's tinex the St. Patrick's "at home" given by I pircd term In the primary department Mrs. .V. B. Common Wednesday after-j of tho public school, noon. The decorations were exqilis-1 Thos. Sears has purchased the ile and appropriate, green festooning. ; Scott Clirlsman residence property on daffodils and violets predominating i Wall street, is building a wide colo tliroughont th Cr.nmt.-n n ''"-" J ntal style porch in front of the res afternoon hours went fleeting by with ! idence and otherwise Improving t til ths introduction of appropriate eiuur-i property. Mr. Sears is a son-in-law tainnient. In the tirst place each ! of Mr. Chrisman. guest was renuested to recitp. sne The Cottage Grove Masonic lodge or relate an Irish poem, song or sto-j is considering a proposition of buy ry, which occasioned much nierrl-, lng a lot and building a fine two-storv inent, the prize for the best rendition I brick temple thereon this season, on ueing awaraea to Mrs. u. J. uuurullle Main street. I Wednesday evening Mr. and Julius Goldsmith entertained t liny of tneir menus ai wnist, . Irlebratloa of their twentieth an- The young ladies belonging to the high school class of the Presbyterian Sunday sctiool entertained a larerT luiry. Prizes were awaraea to number of their friends among the Mmus W. Thompson and Mrs. boys and 'girls on Friday evening at H. Smith. Several pieces of the home of their teacher.MIss Emma piitnl china were presented to Chase. Goldsmith. Oregon grape, dan-. " o . :l md daffodils formed tho dec- Miss v Mvrtle Kavs entertained Benin the various rooms. De- about 35 young lady friends this of ks relreshments were served . to trnoon in compliment to Mrs. Lloyd puts oy tne Jiisse3 frieaa and E. Bellman, a bride of the past ColdBmith, Grace Woods and 'month. The guests wern received at ' Elsnass. Miss Bertha Gold- the door by Miss Meta Goldsmith, md t. oi Oregon City, came up for Mrs. J. Goldsmith assisted Mrs. Kays rasrau- in serving luncheon. Societv nt Cottttffn fjrovp Y Sunday school teachers of the. The soclai event of the week was Preibyterian church held an the "at home" el von TnmHnv nf.or. htliig teachers' meeting Tues-'noon by Mrs. Ben Lurch and Mrs. J. a volume cf poems I The luncheon was served in many courses, and was dainty and delicious. The host was assisted in serving by her sister, Mrs. F. D. Wheeler. It was one of those pleasant occasions ' which will long be remembered by Jthe ladles present, who are unani mous in declaring Mrs. Compton a ! charming entertainer. Leader. Horn To Mr. and Mrs. Cage Van- schoiack, March 19, 1908, a 10-pound son. Born To Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Price, March IS, 1908, an is 1-2 pound son. Leader. STOP AT THE IlIVKIl llltlDGK! j Bring your work to Smltherman's j wagon and carriage shop. Mr. Wil kinson, the well-known blacksmith,! Is with him, also a first-class painter; and upholsterer from the East. All work guaranteed. New rigs made to order. al6 VOH SALK IlY OWXKK Good building lot on East Twelfth street, near car line, 95x160 feet. Al so eight-room cottage and two lots on North Mill street. Inquire of J. J. WALTON. . Law Office, 513 Willamette St. a20 Mrs. U. M. Hool)t roroivod th surt intolltatMuv yostonliiy Trom hr homo in Xobraska that Iut youiiKost broth or, who livos In .Moutaua, hat! iIUmI suildtMily from pnoumonla. Hi loaves n wife ami thivo small rhllrtivn. n father and mother and eiuht hroMit'rs and sisters. The news of his death rotues to Mrs, Heebe as a sad blow. ! she did not know that her brother was slek. And the fact that they are so near of an am and were comitan ions through the early years of their lif' makes it doubly hard. Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Unnibert and family of eight children arrived from Argyle, Minnesota, Monday, and ex nect to make this their permanent home. Mrs. Lambert is a sister to Mra. II. E. Pitts. Mr. Pitts Informs us that there will be several other families arrive within a few weeks from the Kast. as they were arrang ing for their sales, and as soon as their property interests are settled thev will be ready to start. (Irant Hoberts came ut from Siilem Saturday to spend Sunday with Springfield friends. He ha been working for the Hrewer Prug Com pany since the first of the year, and says he likes the Capital City fine for the reason tbnt therp pre so many old maids and grass widows there. The starting of a public r ading room is now being '"Mtnted bv pur citizens, nnd especially so by the la dies of the W. C. T. I. We under stand thev will meet with the Com mercial Club at their next regular meeting and try to Interest the club o co-operate with them in their ef fort. !nctfl i'ii (s rf"irtd In n very critical condition with the third at tack of paralysis, of the left side. This being his third nttack in the nnof tWA ytnr. l ( figured t1l!lt It will result fatally. Tho previous at tacks worn on the right side. The phlnf'o mMj started work in earnest last Saturday, and is now cut ting to its full cnpacltv and turning out a fine grade of shingles, much beor th-'n was expected. S. A. Bowles, one of Eugene's ton sorlal artists, has come to Springfield to locate permanently, and purchased the shop formerly owned by Ernest Coleman. Born To Mr. and Mrs. Arno Nel son, Sundny. March 15, 1908, a d a u gh t er. New s. v "resh garden need in bulk CHAMBERS HAKDWAKtfi CO. FOH COUNTY JriK;E. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for re-election for the Re publican nomination for County Judge at the Lane county primaries, April 17, 1908. al6 v G. R. CHRISMAN. " n JPSSSil - s ' SOCIALISTS CAM. COUNTY CONVENTION- The Socialists of Ijine county are hereby called to meet In mass con vention at Frank s hall, Etigeno, Or. on Friday, April 3, nt 10 o'clock, for the purpose of nominating a roll ticket for the coming Juno oloction nnd such other business as ntny come before said convention. All Socialists I nre urgently requested to be present. II. M. M ANVILLK, Chairman Co. Central Com. E. P. COLE, Sec. Co. Central Com. a3 fere's a Chance for Energetic Little Girls o Get a "Buck's" Jbr flange Free To the little girl H ytars of age or under who clips the greatest number of our ads containing "Buck's" trade mark we will give absolutely free the "Buck's" Junior Range now on display at our storedip every ad get your friends and parents to help you be sure to clip the entire ad, girls. Call and see.the prize at our store. It's a little beauty and will inspire you to work hard contest closes May 15th. t SELL ? CASH OR AILMENTS Campbell-Fellman Co. COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS Or bltck w. .t of L.n & ! .ving. E.r,k. Spil volui In C.rp.U oM R ug THE STORE WHERE YOUR. . CREDIT IS GOOD A XKW REM, KSTATK I'lftM Those having farmr., timber lands or relinquishments, city properties, business houses o merchandlHO for sale shonld see Wilson & Nichols, over Llun's llrug Store, as fhey are In touch with Investors In nearly cv ery state In the Union. IP YOU KNKW The merits or the Texas Winder, you would never suffer from kldiioy, bladder or rheumatic trouble. II a bottle (two months' treatment). 8old by O. J. Hull, or by mall. Send for testimonials. Dr. X. W. Hall. 926 Oliva street. St. Louis. MASONIC ITNKIt.W, There will bo n Masonic funernl Monday nt 2 p. m. Hro. Geo. My ers. Members of the order will meet at the hall at 2 p. in. sharp. Ily or der oi 0. O. liKDAIt, W. M. OASOLINK n'OOI HAWlNO W. O. White la prepared to saw your wood on short notice. Phone Illnck 435!. Residence, 516 West Sixth street woon NAWINO John M. . 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Look for this signature on ovory box. 26o SWA MERCHANTS BANK EUGENE, OREGON Docs a General Banking Business on C nscrvativc Lines SI S. SPENDER, President. L . H., POTTiR, Vice Pres. F . N. McALI rrtR,... Cashier. Cor 7lh and Willamette HILL'S GUN STORE 513 Willamette St Successor to Barker Gun Works U K CAN SfJi'PI.Y Vour wants with wood Oal, Ma pi, Kir, and Ties. Also Coal. WLLIAM8 TrtANSKBt CO. I'hone Ulack 114'. 320 acres of government timber land for location. Price for loratltiK, 1300. 40 acres relinquishment near Creswell for 7". IIOWK ft mroY, 042 Willametto Bt. J. M. Howe la still sel1lii best tail ored suits on the const from Conti nental Tailoring Comuany, of Chica go, at 542 Willamette street. tf Makes blood and miisrls fanler than any other remedy. Gives health and strength and vitality. Holllster's Itorky Mountain Tea towers above all other remedies for making slrk pontile well and well people "weller." 8f.c Tea or Tablets. LINN I)HI!0 CO. I i no ipw iors i ard w riters are i locates) at Klghlh and Olive streets Claai starts Tuesday evening, March 24. Oet In and lesrn, boys. W. if Johnson, Instructor. ni24 ss :: :: it :: 8 t..j 4 W. . The German Aid Society will meet at Kagles' hall Sunday, March 22, at 2:20 p. m. $25.00 - $25.00 You can buy a new drop head sewing machine for $23.00 Standard Grand Rotary the easiest and and lightest running machine in the world, ball bearing throughout $40.00 Paragon, New HoTre , Davis, and second hand machines of other inukcs. Come in and get and get our prices and tcrr.n before you buy.