Early Week Socials Highlight Montague Gatherings
Mrs Frank Hamp ton and Mrs Hugh Hampton hosted a Tuesday gathering at 578 Linsoua Street with whist and floral decor. Prizes went to Mrs Duryea and Mrs Helen Hoffman. invited guests included dozens of local ladies and several Misses. Other events featured the Salmagundi Club at West Seventh Street, a Tuesday Whist Club, the Fridgy Whist Club, Westminster Guild activities, and planning for next week’s Presbyterian bazaar supporting the YWCA bungalow fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hamptoin
Hugh Hampton
Jennie U'Ren
Linsuo
Duryea
Helen Hoffman
Adah Allen
Esther Iren
Nancy Peterson
Mary Miller
Hammond
Kays
Bingham
Harry Keeney
Alexander
Edis Matlock
G. H. Smith
Frank Page
L. Abrams
R. M. Pratt
H. Schwering
G. W. Smith
Ann Whittaker
Enoy
M. J. Duryea
Zeiber
P. L. Campbell
Williams
Martin
Klamath Falls
R. M. Gilbert
H. Hollenbeck
Quackenbush
Social events fill week with gatherings and teas
Mr and Mrs Frank Hampton hosted a whist evening with prizes for Mrs Huch Hampton and Mr Preston. Aides and many friends assisted in serving luncheon. Numerous guests and several parties followed with needlework, songs, and Christmas stories, including events hosted by Mrs Henry Schwering and Mrs Claude Gray. A University Glee and Mandolin Club concert drew large crowds at Eugene theatre. The Central Presbyterian societies met at Mrs Heckart’s bungalow to discuss Mexico and Corea with thirty five attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hampton
Huch Hampton
Preston
Bristow
Titus
W. Griffin
Will Yoran
D. E. Yoran
Geo. Yoran
Goldsmith
Elmer Hoberts
Tom Gilbert
R. S. Bryson
J. W. Keys
Archie Livermore
Link
Frank Wetherbee
Linn
Willoughby
Beesle Day
R. M. Day
Hugh Hampton
Purden
Vic
Hobbs
Henry Schwering
Mary Allen
W. G. Metcalf
5. D. Allen
Faubiar
Seaiefe
Beebe
Percy Adams
F. KR. Wetherbee
Goodenough
John Straub
Orr
University Glee and
Eugene
I. M. Glen
Glee
Mandolin
Burns Powell
Kenneth Frazer
George Mallett
Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
The
Central Presbyterian Church
W. C. Heckart
Mill Street
Heckart
Calvin Hanna
Mexico
Corea
McClain
C. M. Elspass
Hanna
Mrs J. Borden Hartman New York Society Leader
New York society figure Mrs J Borden Hartman shows interest in workers, signaling attention from influential social circles to labor matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Borden Harriman
New York Society
National Civic Federation
J. Borden Hartman
Seventh graders surprise popular teacher at home
Thursday after school the Patterson School seventh graders visited Mrs. Meador at her home. The friendly gathering indicated her popularity with pupils, as December features church bazaars and fairs. A Congregational church display of needlework raised a neat sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson School
Mrs. Meador
Congregational Church
Crown Princess Cecile Now Has Three Sons
Crown Princess Cecile wife of the heir to the German throne is reported to have three sons in the latest royal maternity news. The royal couple's more distant relatives react cautiously as the family strengthens its position within the German imperial line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eas
Cecile
William
Tei
Germain
Mecklenburg
Tete-a-Tete Club Meets at Cockerline Home
Misa Winifred Cockerline hosted an afternoon gathering of the Tete-a-Tete Club at her Mill residence. Attendees enjoyed fellowship and discussion in a cordial, social setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Winifred Cockerline
Mill Street
Jolly Sixteen Whist Club Hosts Fun Evening
Mr and Mrs Harry Cherry entertained the Jolly Sixteen Whist club last Thursday with Mrs Ed Hanson winning the ladies prize and Mr Otho Roberts the gentleman's. The Hanson couple host next on Sixth Street in two weeks. Mrs Frank McAlister and Mrs Cherry served refreshments. The Young People's Christian Endeavor of Central Presbyterian met at Miss Myrtle Ears home on South Willamette Street Wednesday for a social with music and light refreshments afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Chambers
West Seventh Street
Salmagundi Club
Charles Chambers
Louise Yoran
P. E. Snodgrass
Chambers
Westminster Guild
The
Central Presbyterian Church
Mae Horney
South Willamette Street
Thimble Club
L. L. Whitson
G. Nettle
Alexander Martin
Klamath Falls
Fred Chambers
J. W. Hobbs
Bessie Day
Whitson
Harry Cherry
Jolly Sixteen Whist Club
Ed Hanson
Otho Roberts
Sixth Street
Frank McAlister
Cherry
Myrtle Ears
Willamette Street
Eames
Local Notes from Junction City and Nearby Posts
Born December 2 1909 in Junction City to Mr and Mrs John Smith a son was registered. A car load of fat hogs shipped by J and Flot at 7 percent price prevailing. Cement walk construction at Odd Fellow building began with public inconvenience noted. Mrs Anna M Spencer obtained a divorce from Leland Spencer per Seattle Post-Intelligencer report. W J Lane formerly of Washington arrives to start a jewelry business in the Drugg Coon realty office area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
J. & Flot
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Anna M. Spencer
Leland Spencer
W. J. Lane
Washington
Drugg & Coon
Times
Cough Remedy Promoted by Dr Shoop Across Drugstores
Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy is advertised as a quick, certain cure for tight or tickling coughs. The ad touts a harmless mountain shrub leaves with soothing healing properties and claims it is safe for even the youngest children, urging mothers to demand Dr Shoop's. Sold by all dealers.
New York Menu Mocking Food From North Pole Feeds Seen
A New York City piece mocks a growing demand for polar fare like blubber soup and pemmican as diners order novelty dishes. Reporters describe the menu, tasting notes, and the chef’s remarks amid a citywide fascination with Arctic cuisine and a new police headquarters at Centre and Grand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dec
Bronx
Preventicn Candy Cold Cure Tablets Claim Four Advantages
Advertises Preventicn as a candy cold cure tablet with four advantages over remedies. Claims no harsh effects, near instant relief, pleasant taste, and 48 tablets per box for 25 cents. Markets as suitable for feverish children and sold by all druggists.
Inter est Sold in Wray and Veltum Auto Co Readied to Wray
Rober Veltum sells the interest in the Wray and Veltum Auto Co to partner Riley Wray and C K Kompp formerly of Kompp livery stables. Veltum will operate alone and take over a garage to be built by B P Ness on Olive street.
Astor Family Search for Nourmatha Missing Yacht Mystery
A vast search was launched for the Nourmatha after it vanished in a West Indian hurricane with John Jacob Astor and his son Vincent aboard. Navy, wireless firms, and New York Yacht Club officials coordinated efforts, following news of Mrs Astor’s divorce suit and heightened public attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
New York Yacht Club
John Jacob Astor
Colonel Astor
Vincent
New York
Mra
Astor
Jim
Young logger Paul King killed in Wendling camp accident
Paul King a 21 year old Eugene resident was instantly killed at the Wendling area Hooth Kelly logging camp. He placed a log on another, signaled the donkey to start, and the moving log toppled, crushing him. Coroner Gordon, from Eugene, will investigate and bring the body to Eugene. His mother in Fairmount and his father in the East were notified. several siblings survive. The accident is described as one of those unavoidable lumber camp incidents. King had worked at Wendling for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul King
Eugene
Hooth-Kelly
Wend
Hing Young King
Hie
King
Gordon
Fairmount
Sle
Nadine
S P Promises New Depot at Roseburg
A Roseburg delegation told J J O'Brien in Portland that Roseburg’s needs be funded in the 1910 Southern Pacific budget. The committee urged rail improvements, noting prior neglect and Albany as favored, and requested continued Roseburg Portland berth allocations to ease congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P
Roseburg
Portland
J. J. O'Brien
Harriman Ines
Northwest
Southern Pacific
Umpqua Valley Metropolia Tonlaht
Ben. Ota
William McMurray
Threll
San Franciao
Atter Pointe
Roseburge
Veatch visits aged parents during Pacific coast trip
Sam Veatch, a leader in the railroad men’s group on the Pacific coast, visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Veatch at Ovitage Grove while traveling from Portland to San Francisco. He discusses the Northern Pacific switchmen strike, predicting limited spread unless firemen join, plans to winter in California and Arizona, and return to Portland in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Veatch
H.C. Veatch
Ovuitage Grove Thureday
Portland
San Francisco
Northern Pacific
Veatch
Bakersfield
Sos Angeles
California
Tucson
Arizona
Dr Shoop Restorative Aimed at Inside Nerves
Dr Shoop explains that weak stomach heart and kidneys stem from inner nerves and that healing comes by targeting these nerves with Dr Shoop's Restorative. He asserts improvement within a few days and notes druggists widely dispense the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoop
Dr. Shoop
Hood County apple grower Vandebilt fights gophers with bottles
An Able apple grower in Hood Hood County uses champagne bottles to plug gopher holes, mixing effort with humor about being a Vanderbilt and suggesting beer bottles might work for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood Tiger
Vandebilt
Vanderbilt
Tha
Eney
Representation of Nicaragua Awaits New York Dispatch
A report describes U S action following diplomatic notes with Nicaragua. Secretary Knox orders the Yorktown to proceed to Corning and Washington to advance U S aims. The letter from Felipe Rodrigues charges Zelaya for alleged U S citizens' torture and execution and signals U S stance on Nicaragua's government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ties
Roderigues
Niaracua
Knox
Yorktown
Magdalegy Sy
Corning
Wigs Aragon
Felipe Rotrigues
Legation
Nie
Tate
State Department
Weary Zelaya
United States
Zelaya
Ameri
Washington Pec ship Prairie orders Marine crew
A garbled report mentions the ship Washington Pec and Prairie with a detachment of seven hundred marines for Nie On or nearby. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the note implies naval movement and a provisioning or deployment in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pec
Prairie
Eervive
Nie
Raneee Ghia
Change at Hale Implement House in Eugene
Councilman W. Moon sells his stake in the Moon liais implement store at 65 Boat Sinth Street to partner N J Blair. Blair will run the business as Hale Implement House while Moon shifts focus to selling automobiles and Ford agency work in Eugene. Blair is a prominent young businessman expected to keep the Ford market thriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 5
Moon
Lais Implement Store
Boat Sinth Street
N. J. Blair
Hale Implement House
Ford Machines
Eugene
Blala Io
Busin
Fancy Prunes Attract South Africa Market Order
W G Allen of the Allen fruit cannery reports a large order for prunes from the Donnerback Fruit Syndicate in South Africa. The deal signals growing South African demand for high grade prunes, with shipments to begin after the plant finishes current stocks. Meanwhile L S Wooley and L F Wooley purchase 80 acres near Eugene to plant 30 acres of pears and cherries, expecting revenue from the orchard in four to five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karth Africa
W. G. Allen
Allen Fruit Cannery
Allen
Mr. Allen
Donnerback Fruit Syndicate
Gimondiam
South Africa
Californie
Equator
Thowe
J. Co. L. Wooley
L. F. Wooley
Cottage Grove
H. King
Eugene
Crow Road
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lila Prosser
Eva Allen
France Kelly
Winifred Kelly
Myrtle Kays
Winifred Cockerline
Eva Burton
Pearl Hawthorne
Jure Grey
Leota Close
Elizabeth Howe
J. K. Pratt
Prank Page
J. W Kays
L. &. Tidball
Abrams
Martha and
Bernice Schooling
H. C. Mahon
East Eleventh Street
Watson
Mrs. Watson
Ethel Sharp
Presbyterian Church
University
James Seaney
Giddings
EF. J. Moore
G. W. Dixon
D. A. Campbell
Carter
Godfrey
Ann Whiteaker
Warren DeLano
Belle Keeney
Claude Gray
Gray
Pleasant
W. P. Boynton
Priscilla Club
David Link
Chas. Fisher
W. C. Barbour
W. F. Osburn
Nellie Loomis
Boynton
Holmquist
Reed
Metcalf
Crown Princess
Tertain
Junction City
America
Jo Inican
Bellevue
Dr. Cook
North Pole
Police
Mulberry Street
Greene
Grand
Centre
Broome Streets
Centre Market Place
Centre Street
Italian Bureau
Petrosini
McCafferty
Momocclde Bureau
Boller Squad
Bureau of Information
Korouga
Reguarry
National Civic Congress
Henry Clewa
Carnegie Hall
Metropolitan Temple
American Civile Alliance
Marquis de Lafayette
Vucat I
Nicaragia
Willian
Philad Iphila
Panama
Naval
Nicaragua
N. J. Blais
Len
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!