July Marriages Ledger Shows 18 Licenses Issued
County Clerk E A Lee issued 18 marriage licenses in July, down from 32 in June and 12 a year ago. The list includes Thomas R McMaster with Augusta LaBlue on July 1 and several couples across the month such as Henry Hobb and Maude Cooper, J P Nomley and Alicia Spangenberg, and others culminating with Charles Witt and Mary Loretz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Lee
Thomas R. McMaster
Augusta LaBlue
David LaBlue
Stella Ream
Henry Hobb
Maude Cooper
Walter J. Hunting
Harriet A. Dinsmore
J.P. Nomley
Alicia Spangenberg
G. J. Rea
W. BR. Sharp
Mirnie Wolfer
Charles J. Donelson
Jutta L
Is the Horse Stolen
G R Tolliver of Irving reports a fine grey spotted colt missing. He cannot decide if stolen or following a man of its own accord. The colt was seen with a team but not tied to the wagon, trace ends in Eugene. Pitcher Geo Engle left Salem for Seattle to join Salt Lake baseball team. Cottage Grove Leader notes W Wallace in Tucson, Arizona, with appendicitis and surgery. wishes for recovery.
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G. R. Tolliver
Irving
Eugene
Geo. Engle
Roseburg
Salem Sunday
Seattle
Salt Lake
Cottage Grove
W. Wallace
Tucson
Arizona
Southern Pacific Company
Kitchen's Ware House Burned Irving Oregon
Irving Oregon August 3 J M Kitchen lost his big warehouse Saturday night fire discovered about 2 o'clock. Entire building burned to charred ruins with 125 lashels of wheat and a loaded car of wheat on the siding consumed. Some residents suspect incendiary with no clear motive. Small insurance carried.
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Guard
Irving
Oregon
J. M. Kitchen
Last Game Yesterday Drives Salem Roseburg Eugene Race
A garbled note notes Salem leading the column with Roseburg and Eugene in pursuit. The phrasing implies a final stretch or good season end. Names appear inconsistent but Salem, Roseburg, and Eugene are key entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Roseburg
Eugene Thid
Sunday Innis Arrest Report From Eugene Quarantine Violation
The newspaper notes Sunday Innis returned to Eugene after six months. He and a comrade violated quarantine during the smallpox outbreak last December and fled when officers attempted arrest. Innis offered some resistance but surrendered and was fined 14, then paid the amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innis
Eugene
Luis
Croner
New Steamer for Suslaw Opens Portland Line
A strange gasoline schooner from San Diego named the Gerald C. Th appeared in Portland harbor. Captain F B Dodge, its commander and owner, aims to open a new Portland to Siletz Bay, Siuslaw Bay, Nestucca Bay and Nelalem River route with outbound cargoes secured. The venture is experimental but promising, with trips planned.
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Portland
San Diego
Gerald C. Th
Capitan F. B. Dodge
Siletz Bay
Siuslaw Bay
Nestucca Bay
Nelalem Riverpointe
Springfield Bakery Sold to Cottage Grove Merchant
Yesterday M. K. Huntley sold the Springfield Bakery to W B Williams of Cottage Grove. Williams, formerly in mercantile business there, will take possession tomorrow August 1. Huntley will return to Eugene after settling affairs.
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M. K. Huntley
Springfield
W. 8. Williams
Cottage Grove
Williams
Huntley
Eugene
Dedication Service Planned at Thurston Church of Christ
Dedication services will be held on the second Sunday of August at 11 a.m. in the Thurston Church of Christ. The church will serve dinner, ice cream, lemonade, and other refreshments for all attendees. Come and join this special occasion.
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Church of Christ At
Thurston
Mth
Eddy and Eva Domphier wed in Eugene home ceremony
Jess Eddy and Miss Eva Domphier married Sunday evening at 6 o'clock in the groom's High street home officiated by Rev. H A Green. They will reside in Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Eddy
Eva Domphier
Rev. H. A. Green
High Street
Eugene
Picnic at Hangs Park for lodges Thursday
The Eugene I. 0. and Rebekah lodges announce a picnic at Hangs Park on Thursday in August. Odd Fellows and Rebekahe are invited with well-filled baskets. Mr Bangs will run wagonettes from Odd Fellows' Hall at two o'clock in the afternoon. Round trip cents. A good time assured.
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Eugene I. 0
Rebekah
Hangs’ Park
Odd Fellows
Rebekahe
Mr. Bangs
Willamette Valley Baseball League Ends Amid Umpire Controversy
The league ended with Noseburg defeated by Salem in a forfeited game amid claims of an unfair umpire. Salem led the standings with Roseburg, Eugene, and Albany, as fans praised the season despite losses. Saturday’s Eugene Roseburg game, 7 to 5, decided Roseburg’s second-place fate, while Eugene’s pennant chances evaporated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willamette Valley Baseball League
Noseburg
Salem
Jay McCormick
Roseburg
Eugene
Albany
Kagliog
Portland
Springfield Thriving Amid New Electric Plant Work
A Daily Guard report notes Springfield’s growth as the Lane County Electric Company builds a large generating station. Foundations rise, dynamos and boilers arrive, and power lines extend to Eugene. The Springfield mill supplies timber, the giant plant should finish in three months, and real estate activity surges with hopeful prospects.
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Springfeld
Springfield
Lane County Fleetric Company
Eugene
Willamette Street
Thirtenth
Saloon owner pleads guilty as city updates rules and streets
City Recorder Dorris records a guilty plea from a saloon proprietor for running a house of gambling and fines him eighty dollars. East Eleventh Street gains sprinkling and hydrants every two blocks toward the university. Albany and Eugene quarrel over baseball. local horse wagon crash near court and park, with injuries minor to Mr Bostwick.
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Dorris
East Eleventh Street
University
Albany Democrat
R. W. Welch
Mellwain
Eugene
Co. PF. Mitchell
J. M. Eddy
Long & Bingham Lumber Company
C. A. Wintermeier
Archie Voree
Lane County
Cassie Voree
Lincoln
Neb
Voree
Bne
Chas. M. Kissinger
Han
Patterson
Hilyard and
Alder Streets
G. W. Taylor
Taylor
Albany
Lebanon
Criterion
Iuord
Ton
Oak Street
Pope Sarto Crowned as Pius X in Vatican Announcement
Rome reports Cardinal Macchi announced the election of Joseph Sarto as Pope Pius X from the Vatican portico at 11:40 am. The crowd of about twelve thousand cheered as Sarto appeared to bless the throng. Born June 2 1835 in Riese Italy he rose from priest to bishop then cardinal and patriarch of Venice.
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Rome
Macchi
Vatican
Cardinal Macchi
Joseph Sarto
Venice
Pius X
Riese
Italy
College of Castle
France
Sarto
Eloped With Convict Trailed By Police In Salem
Mrs. Elliott Parkhurst aged twenty six eloped with ex convict Harry Riley. Police hunt them as they may have fled to Seattle or Chicago after a violent incident where Parkhurst was assaulted. Riley had just been released from Salem penitentiary where he first met Mrs Parkhurst. Parkhurst, a former deputy sheriff, is well known in Salem.
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Scripps News Association
Portland
Elliott Parkhurst
Harry Riley
Seattle
Parkhurst
Riley
Mra
Chicago
Parkhuret
Salem
Salem and Eugene Resident Movements Reported
Salem resident Chas Jones travels to Eugene while many visitors pass through Oregon towns. Monroe’s Miss Flossie Lockwood visits Eugene. Cottage Grove constable K Lawson is seen there. Visitors include Miesee Van Dayn, Vera Wilson, Mrs Fogate, Miss Ethel, and others touring Southern Oregon. Local business owner Nes Owens heads toward Montgomery's for an outing. Alexander C von moves to Cottage Grove to practice medicine.
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Flossie Lockwood
Monroe
Eugene
Lien
H. Hoker
Walterville
Hop
L. Moorehead
Junction City
W. Rhinehart
Condon
Friends
H. McClung
McKenzie Bridge
K. Lawson
Cottage Grove
Dr. Berry
Miesee Helle van Dayn and
Vera Wilson
Oregon
LD. B. Jenckes
M. L. Dorris
Thoreday
Alexander C. von
Nes Owens
McKenzie
Montgomery's
Martin Place
Lucia Warren
East
J. W. Hondurant
California
Chae. Kissinger
Coast Party Heads to Newport for Summer Camp
A coast party of Eugene residents and acquaintances will leave on the early Wednesday train for Newport. The group includes Mrs A Gi Matthews, Miss Agnes Matthews, Ivy and Sadie Ford, Mrs Ada Slammond, Myra Loveridge, Aaron Hetley of Iowa, and Mrs Per rev and her son of Fairhaven Washington. They plan to camp near Newport and stay until late August.
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Eugene
Newport
A. Gi, Matthews
Agnes Matthews
Ivy
Sadie Ford
Ada Slammond
Myra Loveridge
Aaron Hetley
Iowa
Mra Perrev
Fairhaven
Wash
Booth and Shupe Mentioned for Oregon Federal Posts
Oregonian reports the delegation plans to reappoint J H Booth as Roseburg Land Office receiver and to nominate John H Shape of Roseburg to replace Register J T Bridges with July 8 deliberations.
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Oregon
Oregonian
J. H. Booth
Roseburg
John H. Shape
Exhibits Shipped Free for Oregon State Fair Visitors
The Southern Pacific Company will transport all exhibits including live stock to and from the Oregon State Fair at no charge to exhibitors or attendees. Exhibitors ship directly to the fairgrounds and receive ample facilities for loading and unloading exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific Copany
Oregon
Birth notices from Ivison and Junction dates
A fragment reports births: at Ivison on July 26, 1908 to the wife of Geo Vaughn a daughter. Another item notes a birth to Mr. and Mrs W M Johnston at Junction on July 2, 1903, a son.
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Ivison
Geo. Vaughn
W. M. "Johnston
Junction
E Con
Buckhie Salve Cures Piles and Aches Says Verbena Writer
In a testimonial from F. A. Gall of Verbena the Buckhie Salve is praised for curing a long standing pile issue after other methods failed. He notes relief from aches and pains and claims the salve is available for only cents at W. L. Delano's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Gall
Verbena
W. L. Delano
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Henry D. Baldwin
Cures Sciatica
W. L. Riley
LL. D
Cuba N. Y
Ballard
New Operatouse
Willamette Valley
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Daily Guard
Suslaw
Springfield Bakery
Cas. C. Matlock, Waunste Se
Eugene—Roone
Hite
Jane
Basce
Rerab
Ferul
Besl
White
Criffip
L Larker
Rf O
Bngle
P Joerger
Robinson
NEW Electric Company
Willamette
Long
the Pope
Cardinal Sarto
Leo
Tombolo
Treviso
Mantova
Hetice
Papacy
Rampolla
Convict
Daily Guild
Chas, Jones
Aiross
Yonealla
J. A. Fogate
Misa Ethel
Geo. Gross
J. W. Starr
Helen and
Frances Smith
Port Townsend
By. J. Chambers
Ona Markley
Voettege Grove
Institute
Damewood
Ethel Taylor
Otho Roberts
Jefferson
EB. Wimberly
The
Roseburg Review
Cillard
Misa Ruth Loveridge
Astoria
W. B. Wright
Shedds
Booth and
Shupe
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