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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1903

Page

7

Warner in a Mining Company

Medford Oregon article states that articles for Missouri Mining Company were filed by J. E. Shearer M. O. Warner and W. M. Scott. Capital stock is 24000 dollars in 1 shares each, with Medford as principal place of business. Property is in Steve's Fork district, with water and land ample for extensive operations. Promoters express broad support.

Medford Missouri Mining Company J. E. Shearer M. O. Warner W. M. Scott Steve's Fork

Goshen Items From Aug 12 Local Briefs

Goshen items report Rev F H Neff of U B church baptisms at Coast Fork bridge. Rebekah lodge plans a basket social Aug 21 to fund regalia. Neff returns to Philomath. Lew Neff and children back to Coburg. A L Koney hosts guests while Ralegh visits Dexter. Wylie & Company threshing machine active. Pratt sells Orchard property and moves to Eugene. Mrs Pratt to Roseburg. Williams of Cottage Grove buys Hutchinson place. Overton moves to Brownsville. Iris Pitney and Addie Carthae to teach Goshen school starting Sept 28.

Goshen F. H. Neff U. B Coast Fork Bridge Rebekah Lodge Philomath Lew Neff Coburg A. L. Koney Raleegh Dexter Wylie & Company H. B. Pratt Hutchinson Place W. 8. Williams Cottage Grove Eugene Mrs. Pratt Mr. Pratt Roseburg Williama Hutchinson House J. B. Overton Jasper W. KR. Dillard Mr. Overton Brownsville Iris Pitney Addie Carthae Goshen School

Cloverdale Community Notes and Local Visits

Cloverdale notes list John Petty attending Creswell church, Loyd Doyle visiting Cottage Grove, Bob McAlister slowly recovering, Rev. Housel preaching to a large crowd, John Sullivan of Cottage Grove visiting Cloverdale, J. B. Wooten hauling his bay, Rh H McAlister as crew foreman, Riley Petty of Hear Creek at church, Doyle party leaving for Odell Lake, Renwick hay baler from Pleasant Hill at work nearby. Bear Creek may build a telephone line to Creswell. Cloverdale urged to consider joining the project.

Bob McAlister Rev. Housel John Sullivan Cottage Grove J. B. Wooten Rh. H. MecAlister Riley Petty Hear Creek Cloverdale Doyle Odell Lake Renwick Pleasant Hill Bear Creek Creswell

Irving Items Details Local Travel and Vandalism

Irving items record recent arrivals and visits from Seattle Eugene Crow and Oakland Oregon. Notable events include a buggy horse returning to Benton county, a railroad tie placed on the track thwarting a wreck, and remarks on punishment for the act. Names include C H Zomwalt Mary Jennings J M Kitchen George Lochner Geo Dooley H P Deardorff Meda Vestal Livia Bond Chas Kempp Pamandson R D Bueboell and George Keating.

Irving C. H. Zomwalt Seattle Mere Mary Jennings Eugene J. M. Kitchen George Lochner Crow Geo. Dooley Benton County H. P. Deardorff Oakland Oregon Thoredar Chas. Kempp Pamandson R. D. Bueboell George Keating

Bristow Named Maplehove Postmaster in Polk County

W. L. Bristow a former resident of Lane County has been appointed postmaster at Maplehove a new post office in Polk County highlighting the move for local mail service.

W. L. Bristow Citizren Lane County Maplehove Polk County

Real Estate Transfers and Probate Notices

Court House real estate transfers list numerous deeds and parcels including Janet M Collier to C L Olsen 31.4 acres intp 17 percent, C M Millett to Walter Anderson 2044 acres in tp 1548 r 4w, and U S transfers to Wm T Phipps 160 acres in tp 176 r 12w with patent. Also final probate accounting for F R Dillard, receipts 408.89 disbursements 442.09, Oct 5 1908 set for final hearing.

Janet M C. M. Collier C. L. Olsen R Dw Gu. C. Millett Walter Anderson C. M Sarah J. Henderer Frigal Hinds D. G. MacFarland Cottage Grove U.S Wm. T. Phipps U. S Wm. A. Cox Charles IF. Cox Cc. C J. Coffman George N. Anderson RK. F. Scott Eugene J. F Ela F. Starr P. V. Coffey Packard's Ad Harda H Robberson Ella E Emmone Samuel EF Susan Bristow J. H. Bristow Frew F. R. Dillard

Coburg Social Notes Highlight Visiting Guests

Coburg Aug 12. Will Black from Harrisburg was in town Saturday. Bert Rockwell returned from Lowell Wednesday. Marie Masterson from Eugene visited Tuesday. Miss Minnie Wilkinson went to Eugene Wednesday. Mrs W P Ely left for Kelso Wash Monday. Velma Davis of Albany staying with Mrs W N Bucknum. J C Sabin Harrisburg stock man was in the city last week. Miss Carrie Horton of Springfield visiting Mrs M C Bond. Mr and Mrs Singletary of Dayton visiting their daughter Mrs Alford. Miss Alice Coleman returned to Salem Saturday. Edith Brown and Julia Matthews of Portland visiting Mr and Mrs W N Matthews. Barney May of Harrisburg in town last week. rumor of his visit, no need to spread tales.

Coburg Will Black Harrisburg Bert Rockwell Lowell Marie Masterson Eugene Minnie Wilkinson W. P. Ely Kelso Wash Velma Davia Albany W. N. Bucknum J. C. Sabin Carrie Horton Springfeld M.C. Bond Singletary Dayton Alford Alice Coleman Salem Edith Brown Julia Matthews Portland W. N. Matthews Barney May Barney Martin Mulkey Irving I. L. Poindexter Siuslaw Valley Mra L. M. Wallace F. W. Prentice Newport Pansy Maurer Sig Geo, KB Dorrin J. J. Mills Michigan Walter Foss Elliot Medford J. P. Jones Yaquina Bay Frank Stewart Foley Springs W. A. Elkins Stayton M. Morrison McMionville Pearl Smith Caroline Rankin Handeaker Corvallis Sherman Heller Belknap Springs C. L. Fitehard May Rabbitt Bowaden Independence Springs Ada Raby Hendricks Mary Chambers KE. RK. Moon Eugene Divinity School Washington M. Starr Chester

Farm for sale in Pleasant Hill precinct two acres

Two dwelling houses on 2 acres with 190 acres in cultivation and remaining pasture plus 16 acres of timber. Suitable for grain hay and stock. Well watered by springs. Call or address C S Richardson Pleasant Hill Or Co A Parker Springfield Or.

Pleasant Hill Richardson A. Parker Springfield

Fatal Self-inflicted Shot Near Forest Grove

Forest Grove Oregon August 1 Harry Day age 15 son of H O Day of this city shot himself accidentally yesterday with fatal effect. The accident occurred about ten miles northwest of Forest Grove on Gale's Creek.

Forest Grove Harry Day H. 0. Day

Urove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic Exposed Formula

A note points out that Urove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic reveals its ingredients iron and quinine in a tasteless form. The claim states no bedrock core or payment is required, and mentions a two cent price.

Local notices and travels in Eugene Daily Guard

J J Rude left for Portland on business. Many residents and visitors pass through and to Portland Newport and Yaquina Bay for outings and health. Several names, travels and contacts reflect a busy summer in Eugene with improvised social and professional movements.

Daily Guard J. J. Rude Portland Today

Visiting residents return from travels and remarks

Mrs W J Ingalls of Astoria left Foley Springs today after visiting Mrs C J Barbite in Engere. Clinton D Chorpening, popular mail carrier, returns from vacation at Florence and Gardiner with J L Farnish. Mrs Bristow, 73, returns to Pleasant Hill after visiting Eugene. Attorney Davie Gaby and wife visit from Portland noting rapid growth of the metropolis and Eugene since four years ago.

W. J. Ingalls Astoria Foley Springs C. J. Barbite Engere Clinton D. Chorpening Florence Gardiner J. L. Farnish Eugene Aant «Simira Bristow Pleasant Hill Oregon the Plaine Acroes Davie Gaby Portland

Elmira Notes Sleuthing Local News From Aug. Nine

Elmira notes report John Inman leaving for upper Siuslaw logging work and the Inman threshing outfit resuming. Milch cows died after eating chop and insect sting. Eugene visitors Mrs. Nellie Horn and Mrs. Dinah Richardson receive telegrams. Teachers attend Normal Institute in Eugene Aug 4 5 6.

Elmira John Inman Siuslaw Inman M. F. Horn Eugene Geo. Dickerson Nellie Horn E. W. Jordan Normal Institute Clay Perkins Grants Pass Bristow Irving Dinah Richardson

Dexter News Summary of Local Notes

Dexter Aug 11 Mrs E R Parker is quite sick. Henderson Elliott of Burns Oregon visiting relatives. Several teachers will attend the teachers examination in Eugene this week. Miner Wagner of Camp Creek visited his brother Ed last week. James Parvin made a business trip to Eugene this week. Mulkey and Artech butchers now deliver meat twice weekly. An ice cream social at the Dexter school grove Saturday evening Aug 15 proceeds to church or Sunday school.

O. W. Williams LeRoy Kerns Newport A. G. Holden Nye Creek Crover Belknap Springs Robt. Parker British Columbia G A. Dyson Mia A. B. Rintoul Neice Blanche Everest Verne Dyson Ira Manville Oregon London Dexter E. R. Parker Henderson Elliott Burns, Oregon Eugene Miner Wagner Camp Creek James Parvin Mulkey & Arteh

Chambers Hardware and Preston Hales Advertising Spotlight

A vintage ad listing a full line of rocking chairs at discount prices from Chambers Hardware and Preston Hales agents. It promotes fly repellents for livestock, furniture savings, Prussian Stock feed for horses and cattle, and a Peerless ice cream freezer praised for simplicity and rapid freezing. It also markets Tingling Brothers canvas pavilions covering over fifteen acres and describes a large Hippodrome amphitheater stage for the production Jerusalem and the Crusades, rainproof and expansive.

Preston Hales Chambers’ Hardware Preston & Hales Tingling Brothers Jerusalem Hippodrome

Multiple local sale notices from Oregon and nearby towns

Pur sale lists 50 head of shoots and registered Hereford cattle at McKenzie Stock Farm in Springfield. A binder is offered by F. A. Archambeau in Eugene. An 80 acre timber property with mill and large house near Saginaw is advertised by H. K. Joyce. Sheep leasing offered by A. C. Jennings in Eugene. A J. N. Badwards reward for two mares reported missing from Junction City, describing a black mare and a brownish bay mare bought near Cottage Grove.

Addreas McKenzie Stock Farm Springfield Oregon Saginaw, Oregon H. K. Joyce Saginaw J. N. Bawards Junction City Cottage Grove

Florence Notes from The West A set of local notices

Co D Chorpening of Eugene visited Florence Tuesday. J H Beckley transacted business in Florence Monday. Wm Kyle enlarges his residence with a veranda and conservatory work by H D Chamberlain and J L Furnish. Married at Mapleton on August 5 1903 Gee D Fisk and Olive L Knowles with Rev T A Yost officiating. Dr W Kuykendall came to assist on professional business camping near the Umpqua mouth. Siuslaw Lumber reports the steamer Acme delayed by a cracked shaft then ready in about three weeks. Frank Knowles to start a road from Knowles Creek to Siuslaw to shorten Mapleton Meadow distance. expected local benefit.

Co. D. Chorpening Eugene Florence J. H. Beckley Wm. Kyle H. D. Chamberlain J. L. Furnish Mapleton Oregon Gee D. Fisk Olive L. Knowles T. A. Yost W. Kuykendall Umpqua Siuslaw Lumber Company Acme Frank Knowles Knowles Creek Dividing Ridge Siuslaw Tallman Plase Meadow

Ice Cream Social Hosted by Peasant Hill Endeavorers

The Christian Endeavorers of Peasant Hill invite all to an ice cream social at the picnic grounds on Saturday evening August 15. Activities begin with a welcoming note and fellowship for attendees.

Peasant Hill

Best repeating shotgun for trade in Oregon

Trade offer for a Spencer model 1890 shotgun in perfect condition. Damas cus barrel. Inquire at Guard office.

Oregon

McKenzie Stock Farm Ad Offers Wood Cutting

Springfield Oregon listing notes men to cut wood with Deering self dump hay rake and a car load in stock at Climbers' Hardware. Al A Simmons at old stand sixth and Willamette streets advertises best grade photo work at reasonable rates. Chamber's Hardware promotes full stock of all sizes.

McKenzie Stock Farm Springfield Oregon al. A. Simmons Willamette Ertreets Deeing Chambers’ Hardware

Wooten Declares Nonresponsibility for Spouse Debts

Notice from William Wooten of Pleasant Mill dated July 16 1903 states he will not be responsible for debts contracted by his wife Alice Wooten after she left their home without provocation.

Alice Wooten WM. Wooten Pleasant Mill

Newport round trip tickets on sale for Sunday ride

Those wanting tickets to Newport and return Sunday Aug 16 should call early. Tickets on sale Saturday evening and Sunday morning. Fare two dollars for round trip. Tram leaves depot at 5 2 a.m. Sunday. L G Adair Agent 8 P Co.

Newport L. G ADAIR P. Co

Cure a Cold in One Day with Laxative Bromo Quinine

A vintage drug ad promising a one day cold cure using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It claims all druggists will refund the money if it fails and features E W Grove’s signature on each box, priced at 2 cents.

E W. Grove

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