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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1908

Page

3

Social functions and civic life in Eugene unfold at clubs and receptions

A busy period in Eugene features Senator Fulton's reception by the Commercial Club, campus events at Villard hall, and numerous tea and needlework gatherings led by local clubs. Notable items include surprise visits and birthday celebrations, whist and parlor games, and a missing child scare resolved when Paul SnelP was found asleep.

Eugene Folk Thursall Eugene Ge Young Women's Christian Lotion Oregon Idaho Villard Hall Fulton Commercial Club Women's Republican Patriotic League W. E. Compton Mesdames van Winkle Wheeler F. B. Philips W. C. Connor A. Brand Macey Nickle C W. Wallace Geo. Hall C. E. Jones F. D. Wheeler Herbert Eakin Simeral J. I. Jones J. 3. Benson

Chamberlain praised by ex governor at Salem banquet

William P. Lord ex governor and former Supreme Court justice, a Republican, said Chamberlain is as good a Republican as I am at a Jefferson Club event at the Willamette hotel. The Jefferson banquet drew over 200 attendees with Judge Lord, John Minto, and principal speakers Governor Chamberlain M A Miller Senator John M Gearin Frederick V. Holman and W M Kaiser.

Salem Chamberlain Supreme Court William P. Lord Jefferson Jefferson Club Willamette Hotel

Junction City News Of Interest

The little daughter of Frank Turpin, while engaged in play Tuesday, fell and broke her leg between the...

Junction City Frank Turpin

Electric Bitters Restored My Health Says Mill Creek Man

Nine years ago C Farthing of Mill Creek Ind Ter faced near death from illness. A druggist recommended Electric Bitters, and after taking a bottle he claims to have regained strength. The medicine, sold under guarantee at W A Kuykendall’s drug store, cost 65 cents.

C. Farthing Mill Creek Ind Electric Bitters W. A. Kuykendall

Fair Society Files Articles of Incorporation

The Lane County Agricultural Society filed articles of incorporation with the county clerk. Incorporators are Alton Hampton Henry Hollenbeck and David Linn. The society aims to promote Lane county and Oregon agriculture, acquire property, and operate a county fair with race track and facilities in Eugene. Principal office is Eugene. capital stock is 49800 dollars. Lots in the Huddle ton addition sold at 300 dollars each to stockholders. Construction to begin when weather settles.

Lane County Agricultural Society Alton Hampton Henry Hollenbeck David Linn Lane County Oregon Larne County State of Eugene Huddleston Fair Association

Springfield trades and town notes mix with baseball opener

Joan Innis expands to partner with Henry McCollum after buying C A Prior. Base­ball season opens next Sunday with Pleasant Hill facing local youths. S P Company plans depot move to Eugene for larger main line traffic. Ola Bosserman returns from Salem to help care for C H Pickett. Pickett shows improvement. A J Perkins buys Milo Taylor residence at North D and Fifth. plans a summer move and new home. Flegal and Rychard lease the Odd Fellows building opera house quarters and prep stock move.

Joan Innis Springfield C. A. Prior Henry McCollum Pleasant Hill Nine S. P. Company Eugene Mies Ola Bosserman Salem C. H. Pickett Mr. Pickett A. J. Perkins Milo Taylor

Improving interior could enlarge a new location

Grant Roberts, back in Springfield from Salem where he worked in a top drug store, plans to stay about two weeks before moving on to another position. He blames the Salem episode on a News article republished by the Statesman that spurred old maids to chase him, forcing him to leave to avoid a breach of promise. he says he promised to marry at least a dozen.

Grant Roberts Salem Springfield the Statesman

Died Ferris XN Harwood Born 1904 in Michigan

Ferris XN Harwood died March 31 at his grandparents home in Springfield Oregon after 24 hours illness of pneumonia. Born March 28 1904 Crystal Valley Michigan his father died March 22 1905 of inflammatory rheumatism. Survived by mother sister and grandparents in Oregon and Michigan funeral April 1 at 2 p m from J W Perking residence burial in I O O F cemetery Rev W M Erskine officiating.

Ferris XN Harwood Crystal Valley Michigan Little Ferris Springfield Oregon Michican J. W. Perking W. M. Erskine M. E. Church Coburg

Birth Announcements From Cottage Grove and Fall Creek

At Cottage Grove on March 28 1908 a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Peter Tomseth weighing eight pounds. Another Cottage Grove birth reports a daughter for Mr and Mrs Charles B Piuard on March 29 1908 weighing eight pounds. At Alea Oregon on March 28 1908 a son born to Mr and Mrs EB Harris. At Fall Creek on Friday March 27 1908 a son born to Mr and Mrs Walter Lyons.

Peter Tomseth Cottage Grove Charles B. Piuard EB. J. Harris Alea Oregon Walter Lyons Fall Creek

Roseburg Votes For Paved Streets Bond Issue

Roseburg voters approve the paving bonds by a wide margin with 482 voting For and 66 Against. Report notes strong public support, elated citizens, and many wearing silk badges stating I vote for paved streets.

Roseburg Roseburg Review

Bears the The Kind You Have Always Signature a Dax

The fragmentary text references a signature and a brand named Dax in a leather or grooming context, but the readable portion offers no clear event or person details to frame a concrete news item. Further readable context would be needed to craft a proper summary and headline.

Drowning of Edna Yarnell Shocks University Town

The body of 19 year old Edna Yarnell was recovered at 10 10 last night after a canoe accident in the mill race yesterday afternoon. University students and townspeople aided in the search, finding the body downstream from the overturn site. She attended the University of Oregon musical department and leaves her father J E Yarnell and several brothers. Funeral services will be held at the home of Mr and Mrs Z A Davis on East Eleventh Street, with interment at the IOOF cemetery.

W. H. Abrams River Street Lillian Kraugerer Lurch B. Lurch H. O Thompson F. B. Phillips J. W. Wilson J. S. Medley Mises Lurch Western Oregon Edna Yarnell Z. A. Davis East Eleventh Street Miss Yarnel Vesta Davia Judkins’ Pole Miss Davis Miss Yarnell Nye Griffin Farrington Mohawk Valley Eugene Business College University of Oregon J. E. Yarnell Business College Christian Church

Train of 93 Cars Has Small Wreck

A Southern Pacific northbound freight in Halsey Oregon yesterday morning collided while switching part of the train. Air brakes failed on two empty cars causing one car to be smashed and another split. The 98 car train delayed two northbound express and passenger trains and an extra freight for about two hours.

Halsey, Or Southern Pacific

A Woman’s Fear of Surgical Operations

A historical column notes that women dread surgical operations and argues many surgeries performed on women are unnecessary and could have been avoided, reflecting a cautious stance on medical procedures for women.

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Testimonials

Mrs Barbara Base of Kingman Kansas and Mrs Arthur R House of Moorestown New Jersey report life saving and health restoring results from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after severe female troubles and near operations. The ad asserts the product relieves displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities pains and backache and invites readers to write for advice from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts.

Barbara Base Kingman Kansas Pinkham

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