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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1902

Page

7

Grandaughter of General Grant Weds in English Match

Vivian Sartoris, granddaughter of General Grant, married Frederick Roosevelt Scoville in Portlano on August 23. The ceremony marks a notable union amid local news of girls replacing striking messenger boys and other early Western dispatches.

Grant Chicago Beneral Carcano Grago Contra Ontario Vivian Sartoris Frederick Roosevelt Scoville Sartoris General Grant Nellie Grant-Sartoris

First Ocean Voyage For Oregon Crew

Washington dispatches report fitting out of the battleship Oregon for Asiatic station duty at San Francisco. A large group of newly accepted naval recruits have been placed aboard the Oregon and will soon commence their initial voyage.

Washington Eugene Navy Department Oregon San Francico

Sues for Divorce in Lane County Circuit Court

Marcia b Johhneon sues Chauncey i Johneoen for divorce in Lane County Circuit Court alleging marriage on March 21, 1911, abandonment around May 2, 192, harsh treatment and failure to support despite ability, and that she earned income from washing selling butter and eggs. Attorney JJ Walton represents Mrs Johpson.

Marcia B Johhneon Chauncey i Johneoen Lane County Ccircuit Court Einwe Eaid JJ Walton Ie Mre Johpson

Successful applicants for county teaching certificates listed

The county reports 42 of 47 applicants passed the county certificates with exam papers reviewed. Names of successful county and third grade certificate holders include Walter Ullarc Eugene and many others across Eugene Springfield Hills Jasper and Cottage Grove areas.

Walter B Ullarc Eugene Etta A Bowerman Springfield Emwa Green Gertrude Hamele Irme Piney Juvellon Auve Bownee Emwie A Orcutt Drain Hebbea S Wohiltker Mare Kila Kreal Crow Arthur C Bates Iviog Myrtie Pinkham Klawel Gilbert Hills Willem MiQueen Lorave Mate Haggard Kupene Kate EO Wilson Kerus Ward

Funeral Notice for William Weer Pleasant Hill Pioneer

William Weer died after a paralytic stroke at Pleasant Hill aged 97 years 1 month 13 days. A Scotland born Canadian immigrant who settled in Pleasant Hill in 1854 he leaves widow four daughters Mesdames Embriets Short Welker Bristow and son David in Canada and sons John William of West Brown Livery Eugene. Rev D Kellems led funeral services at his home with interment in Pleasant Hill cemetery.

Daily Guard Willian Pleasant Hill Paelsis Canada Scotland John William West West Brown Eugene Jane Embiiet Lizzie Short Avia Welker Mary Bristow Pleasant

Faithful Horse Sold After Many Miles on Eugene Streets

The bay horse owned by H Humphrey, famed for steady road work despite hazards, traveled hundreds of miles on Eugene streets and Lane County roads. After Humphrey's death, W R Walser inherited the aged animal and kept it at Bear Creek ranch. Yesterday Walser sold the old pony, who resumes harness duties and burden bearing once more.

Ld Bay H . Humphrey Eugene Streete Lane County Road Humphry R Walser Bear Creek Ranch

Fell Down Stairs Injury In Mrs Wilwehby Case

Mre Elien Wilwehby, mother of Dr L Ro Willaghby, fell about ten o'clock entering a room to take a window and missed her foot. She fractured her right wrist and bruised her face and body. She is 8 years of age and resting comfortably under Dr T J Harris's care.

Elien Wilwehby L Ro Willaghby Toray Abe T Jw Harris

Jonathan Carman Seeks Divorce Amid Adultery Claims

Jonathan Carman files for divorce from Mary Carman in Lane County Circuit Court. He alleges adultery with James McCoully in Portland during June to August 1902 and accuses her of polygamy. Plaintiff claims he was a loving husband and cites a Portland Journal item about the alleged affair.

Jonathan Carman Lane County Egainet Mary Carmen Foie Lane Courie Maude Carman James McUsulium Portland Janes Medanium J J Walton Portland Journal McCooky Mre Cartman James McCoully Mary Carman Yeaterlay

Encyclopaedia for Sale Offer from Guanko

A condensed American edition of the Britannica with 6902 pages and 96 maps is offered for sale. The work, toned for American interest, is durable but heavily illustrated and long, having been used for several years. It is being sold because a complete Britannica with a five volume American supplement has been obtained.

To Prepare Agricultural Exhibit Meeting Notice

The agriculture committee of Rawelle's street fair and carnival will meet at 7 30 this evening in the office of M Svarverud and Fihner real estate agents to arrange a creditable display of the county's products. All city real estate men are invited. The committee aims for a splendid exhibit that attracts broad attention.

Rawelle

U. of O Enthusiast Praises University Work

Medford Mail notes Mrs Laura Bradley returning to Eugeneto after weeks visiting relatives and friends. Mrs Aadrey, a University of Oregon enthusiast, praises the university and its faculty. She commends President Prof P L Campbell for the good work being done.

Medford Laura Bradley Eugeneto Aadrey University of Oregon P L Campbell

Accepted Pastorate A LEague Leader Joins Centralia Church

Rev J F Tout former head of the Anti-Saloon League of Oregon accepts the pastorate of the Christian church of Centralia Washington. Rev Kennedy of the Congregational church of Albany will likely follow him in Anti-Saloon League work.

J F Tout Anti-Saloon League of Organ Christian Church of Centralia Wasp Kennedy Congregational Church of Albany

No Cause for Alarm on East Eleventh Street

A rumor of a hidden carpet fever cave on East Eleventh Street is dismissed by Dr Lala Margaa. The patient is said to have inflammatory rheumatic fever and is improving rapidly, according to the attending physician.

East Eleventh Street Lala Margaa

Card of Thanks for A Morden Family

Mere E Morden and family express gratitude to Guardian friends for support after the death of daughter and sister Aunle I Morden. They acknowledge the community’s kindness during their bereavement and thank those who offered comfort and prayers.

Mere E Morden Klodmene Durtoe Aunle I Morden

New Sawmill Projet Moves Forward Near Natron

Contracts signed leasing 20 acres from Jesse Smith for 50 years to a large Eastern lumber firm. A mill with 175000 feet daily capacity will rise soon near Natron, with dry houses and planers, likely a second mill to follow. Company aims to use the old river channel as a mill pond and eyes larger timber tracts on the McKenzie for future expansion.

Jesse Smith

High Priced Hop Contract Sealed in Salem

In Salem on August 23 the top price for the 1902 hop crop was set as Andy Cme of Maclesv sold 10 000 pounds to A Lehman & Co of New York via local agent George L Rose at 22 cents per pound. The contract, entered Monday, pays 2 cents per pound at signing totaling 226 pounds and a 5 cent per pound advance at picking time.

Salem Andy Cme Maclesv Lehman & Co New York Tter George L Rose Crower

The Booth-Kelly Co Sawmill at Springfield Progresses Fast

The Springfield mill is progressing in fine shape with sheeting on the main building and shingles soon. Other structures advance while the 15 to 20 acre mill pond nears completion. Springfield enjoys a boom with rising values and active building.

Booth-Kelly Co Springfield

Carnival banners to promote Eugene fair in neighboring towns

The Eugene carnival and street fair will run September 24 25 26 27 with heavy advertising. Four large street banners will be hung across principal streets in Albany Janetson City Cottage Grove and Roseburg, and ads plus literature will be distributed in nearby communities.

Eugene Albany Janetson City Cottage Grove Roseburg

Quiet Junction City Wedding Unites Lewis and Skaggs

A private ceremony was held at the home of Mr and Mrs W T Lewis in Junction City on Wednesday evening, uniting Miss Lewis and Mr Horatio Skaggs with only immediate relatives present. Separately, the Nioklio Mercantile Co will repurpose the auto room of the former Sibbett millinery to add display space and sales, with access altered through a new wall opening.

Colemniz W T Lewis Junction City Mice Lesh Lewis Horatio Skaggs Roskaegs Haribart. Nioklio Mercantile Co Sibbett

Walla Walla Harvesting Shows giant combines in fields

An Oregonian reporter from Walla Walla notes rapid adoption of steam and horse powered combines on Drumhelle farms near Eureka Flat. He says 100 acres daily per trio of machines, 1500 horses needed county wide, Holt Manufacturing Co leads local production with 110 units sold. Police court items: a tavern keeper fined for liquor sale and a Cottage Grove miner jailed for street work and a drunken trio given light sentences.

Wella Walls Peara City Walla Walla Eureka Flat Oregon Washington Holt Manufacturing Co Walla Wallis Save The Junction Times Tari Eureve Bastile Clark Eugene Cottage Grove

Farewell to Prof F Dunn at Wilking Home

On the eve of his yearlong Harvard study leave Professor F Dunn and his wife received many friends at Mr and Mrs F M Wilking’s home. Epworth League members presented a silver spoon token of esteem and wished him God speed. Dunn will be joined by his family in Portland and plans include a year at Harvard and a Europe trip. The article notes a Fourth Regiment band concert and a lively open air gathering at the armory, plus an upcoming Cottage opening and a meeting of the WRP League with refreshments and remarks on American political feats.

F . Dunn Board of Regents Stat University F M Wilking Epworth League Humphrey M E Church Evenine Fourth Regiment W E McElroy Elarionet W A Dowman Falem WRP League Mary Gray Eleventh Oak Streets Reat Alexander Patterson Leila Rossell Ida Goldsmith Mra Geo T Hall, &R

Elk lodge guest meets Eugene group in Portland

Harry Graham returned from Portland and attended an Elk lodge meeting where Rev Father Probylski, former rector of Eugene Catholic church, revealed he received his antlers at La Grande and hoped to visit Rugene to meet the local lodge.

Harry Graham Portland City The Elk Father Probylski Eugene Catholic Church Graham la Grande Rugene

Local Personal News From Portland and Nearby

Saturday routine updates note numerous visits and travel. Individuals including Alger Dixon, Mrs D A Paine, Prof E Ressler, Harry Graham, Alf Walker, H D Wagnon, Clyde Gray, Lettie Hembree, Mrs Frank Hadley, Mrs J N B Fuller, M W Parsons, EC Smith and daughter Winifred, C Stuart, Wom Ridgway, LW Cochran, H R Kincald, H Saunders, G F Baunder, W Gilletrap, L A Treppard, Miss Ennis Stuart, Prof Frank Pierpont Graves, Wm Bolander, Mires T Dove, Rev J A McCallum, Mrs Ida J Chorpening, Prof A Walker, and others are listed with travel between Eugene, Portland, Mohawk, Gardiner, Salem, Newport, Prineville, and Seattle.

D A Paine Newport E & Ressler Monmouth Harry Graham Portland Alf Walker H D Wagnon Clyde Gray Wendling Mills Lettie Hembree Eugene Frank Hadley Prineville J N B Fuller Sodaville M W Parsons Mre EC Smith Winifred Ridgway Farmer Pear Salem LW Cochran Creaton Lews H R Kincald British Columbia H Saunders Manitoba G F Baundera W Gilletrap the Register Junction Mra H E Morris W W Siebart Washington Uny John Straus Ene

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