Mrs Hammond Hosts Whist With Chicago Guest
Saturday afternoon Mrs P K Hammond entertained at whist in honor of Mrs Nelson of Chicago De Nerous refreshments served by the hostess assisted by Mrs M L York Guests included Mrs Nelson Mrs Sladden Miss Beulah Sladden Mrs Trump Mrs Bogart Mrs Titus Mrs McMorran Mrs Frank Page Mrs Lilley Mrs Quackenbush Mrs Prentice Mrs J H Bingham and Mrs York Thursday afternoon Miss Veda Quackenbush entertained a few.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. K. Hammond
Nelson
Chicago
M. L. York
Sladden
Beulah Sladden
Trump
Bogart
Titus
McMorran
Frank Page
Lilley
Quackenbush
Prentice
J. H. Bingham
York
Aloha Club
Whitson
Veda Quackenbush
Hammond
Shelley
G. N. Frazer
Lischen Miller
Shafer
Nettie
Emma Chase
Dr. Mather
Ingham
Pink Maurer
Evelyn Bristow
Leone Griffin
Beatrice Buoy
Opal Jarvis
DeEtta Ingham
Social club teas and meetings honor Mrs Tidball and others
South Willamette street gatherings feature whist prizes for Mrs Tidball and Miss Schwarzechild, plus a sequence of August events at Aloha Club, Ladies Aid, coffee luncheon, and Missionary Society picnic. Guests include Mrs Whiton Mrs Hammon Mrs Quackenbush and Mrs Pratt. Oregon University president P L Campbell and Mrs Church marriage noted in Eugene society taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Hanna
Eugene
P. L. Campbell
University of Oregon
Social notes and wedding travels from Western Pennsylvanian gossip
The column records a daytime whist prize distribution with Miss Ina Watkins winning first and Miss Emma Travis second, names several invited guests and attendees, notes a Portland trip for wedding festivities of Miss Alice Hretherton and Mr Clifford Brown, and mentions gatherings at the homes of Mrs. Lischen Miller and the Hudson household with dancing, refreshments, and social chatter. It closes with a rustic advertisement for Hickory Bark Cough Remedy sold by Red Cross Drug Company and dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Sladden
Ina Watkins
Emma Travis
Ethel Evans
France Kelly
Eda
Hazel Humphrey
Lacree
Leone Kays
Norma Hendricks
Rosalla
Therese Friendly
Portland
Alice Hretherton
Clifford Brown
Kays
Ella Doble
Rosalie
Nortonia
Pennsylvania
Red Cross Drug Company
Show Shop in Coburg opens first class shoe shop
Coburg announces the opening of E. P. Shinn Show Shop offering first class footwear. All work guaranteed and customers invited to bring in job work for completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coburg
E. P. Shinn
D&wtt
Pitchers Quit. Broad View of 1908 Baseball News
Pitcher Doescher quit in Cincinnati while Jimmy Ryan resigns from Montgomery. Brooklyn fans wish for a full season against St. Louis as Philadelphia and Chicago clubs show strength. The Indians face criticism over grounds and form, Honus Wagner tipped as NL heavy hitter, McCloskey struggles to develop talent, and Cy Young portrait on display in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doescher
Cincinnati
Jimmy Ryan
Chicago
Montgomery
Brooklyn
Superbas
St. Louis Nationals
Aswell
Billy Murray
Philadelphia Nationals
Quakers
New York Americans
Farre
Cleveland
Lieves Honus Wagner
Mike
Honus
McCloskey
New York
Garry Hermann
Cy" Young
Boston Journal
Albert R. Thayer
Journal Art Staff
Jake Beckley
Tom McCarthy
Tom
Boston
Blind Spotter in Jam at Roseburg
Jeff Charlies J. Thompson was arraigned before Recorder Or core on drunkenness after arriving from Eugene. He claimed to work as a temperance spotter and planned to test a bootlegger, then hand evidence to police. Thompson faces an eight day period of “spotting” on Roseburg streets in lieu of a $15 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lam
Jeff Charlies
J. Thompson
Orcore
Thompson
Roseburg
Eugene
Palm
Temperance
Toompeon
Moeeburg Review
DoeWitt's Little Early Risers Liver Pills
Advertisers claim DoeWitt's pills are safe easy pleasant and sure with Nittle liver formula. Sold by all druggists in the period ad promoting a patent remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DoeWitt
Fashions shift to Mohair Motor Coats and Borders
New York August reports a move away from pongee dust coats toward mohair and serge motor coats valued for shape retention and dust shedding. The piece notes matching accessories including panama hats and veils, while outlining current border trims and colorful foulards for hot weather dresses. It also covers jewelry trends with copper and horn, mother of pearl, and baroque pearls, plus bold daytime necklaces and diadems.
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New York
Itn
Anime Picited
Mirage fabric dazzles in tailored costumes says Florence Fairbanks
A new material titled Mirage appears this season, celebrated for its brilliant effect resembling a supple mirror. Its surface shows tiny imperfections like Oriental silks from Japan and China, and it comes in multiple colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
China
Florence Fairbanks
Passenger Depot Opens at Last in Local Rail Yard
The passenger department of the Southern Pacific depot began moving to the new brick building from the old wooden structure this afternoon and will be fully patalised in the new facility by tomorrow morning. Telegraph instruments were being installed this morning as part of the upgrade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Telegraph
Leming
Public Building Adds Comfort with New Room Enclosure
A newly completed wraparound room around the lobby area provides sanitary seating and improved comfort. The baggage room will relieve congestion felt in the present building.
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Ing
Icket
Bagaage
Another Giant Cherry Tree in Lane County
A reader in Junction City reports a Lane County cherry tree near the Coast Fork bridge on the J. D. West farm three miles east of Goshen. The tree measures 32 inches at ground level, with limbs starting eight feet six inches up, a spread of 48 feet in both directions, and was measured by owner J. D. West. A visitor named James Calvert noted the measurement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregonian
Junction City
Yamhill County
Lane County
Goshen
Coast Fork Bridge
J. D. West
James Calvert
Kelsay vows ample water supply for Mt Scott district
Eugene Oregon builder B 8 Kelsay seeks a water and gas franchise for Mt Scott. He has engaged Gronua h & Bilyeu to study the project and promises a pure wholesome water supply at Portland level cost with ample fire protection. If granted, the district would gain a first class plant soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelsay
Eugene
Mt. Scott
Gronuah
Portland
Journal
Sommerville Dies in Los Angeles Mystery Shocks Eugene Friends
Mac L Sommerville, once of Eugene, died in Los Angeles after years there in wholesale liquor business. A telegram confirmed the death with few details, and Mrs B E McClanahan planned to depart Los Angeles for Eugene, expected Sunday. Sommerville was a Oregon native with broad state-wide ties, and his wife Miss Stevens died in Los Angeles weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Guard
Eugene
Mac L. Sommerville
Los Angeles
B. E. McClanahan
Sommerville
Stevens
Oregon
Test Ride for Officers of Army
Twenty five officers at the Presidio will start a ninety mile ride to test endurance under War Department orders. Starting at 7 am they ride thirty miles to Palo Alto completing day one and camp there overnight. Day two covers seventeen miles toward San Jose then returns to Palo Alto for a second night. Day three they ride back directly to the Presidio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Presidio
War Department
Marion P. Maite
Palo Alto
San Jose
Palo Altu
Married in Linn County wedding of Bessie Winkley and Samuel Hamby
On Wednesday evening August 1 in Linn County, Miss Bessie Winkley and Dr. Samuel M Hamby of Portland were married by Rev. S A Douglas. The private ceremony at the Winkley home was followed by a wedding dinner. The couple left Albany for their home. Dr. Hamby, a former Roseburg neighbor, practiced medicine and Miss Winkley, formerly of Eugene, Portland clerk for Meier Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirs
John Winkley
Linncounty
Samuel M. Hamby
Portland
Bessie Winkley
A. Douglas
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J. K. Pratt
Willamette Street
Holton Hamble and
Arthur Quackenbush
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church
W. L. Cheshire
George Yoran
Star
Jepp
L. E. Tidball
L. R. Edmunson
C. O. Hudson
Bangs’ Park
Colorado
Nobody's Magazine
Sporting News
Naps
Cap Chance
Cubs
Detroit
Tigers
Indianapolis
Indians
Mike Donlin
Giants
Samuel
New York Herald
Jam
poNn
J. E. Sullivan
London
Mag Summerville
Nobody’s Magazine
Duardas
Hoyt Chemical CO
Micro
Dr. T. Felix
Paure
T. Hopkins
Gounaue
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