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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1907
Page
4
Absolutely all wool suits guaranteed to have a secure stitch and retain fronts and be made of fast colored shrinkage resistant materials. Suits that other clothiers sell for 15 dollars are offered here at 12.50 dollars.
Eugene T. Wilson aged 21 and Miss Gertrude Hefty 18 were granted a marriage license this afternoon. Both reside in Eugene.
Special correspondence from Lost Valley reports residents discuss Rainmaker Hat field drawing clouds eastward. William Veach moves into Dexter, B E Williams back from Bend trip, Alta Williams ill, L L Addington builds near Dexter bridge, Hugh Hampton visiting, Charles Chandler ill, L N Roney and Eugene visit W H Fenton family, Roney plans to start framing Low ell bridge timbers.
About 100 head on shares with good pasture sheds and water to be sold at public auction. The sale will be at the J. R. Sellers place four and a half miles southeast of Goshen on Thursday September 19 1907. Items include cattle farming implements and household goods. W H Wallace silw?
Eltie Pollet and Miss Cora Pennington of Eugene wed at 3 p m on Sunday with Rev E C Wigmore officiating They will live at East Fourteenth and High streets Also notes that Dr Lowe will be in his Eugene office all next week for eye tests and glasses plus a report of a fall injuring Hugh Barr at the Fairmount knife factory and hardware store ads including self generating gasoline stoves and uncalled for letters in the Eugene post office listing Miss Tracy Butler Mrs B T Jones and John Stolberg
Andrew Torcutt, Horton Bros. Lumber Teamster, injured hauling lumber when a coupling broke on his wagon on a hill near Junction City. He and a mate freed the wagon. a bridge mishap caused a horse to break a leg and be killed. Also reports on gas threshing success, hops picking, and local notices of residents and travelers in Eugene and surrounding areas.
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