Local Crime and Community Notes Highlight Court, Arts and Odd Jobs
Larceny case against Marvin Martic heard this afternoon with judge taking case under advisement. Marriage licenses issued to Gilliam Loomis and Mc Masters Eaton, with consent from John Eaton for underage bride. Mabelle Biggart to interpret George Elliott drama at Baptist church. silver offering expected. Church gift of eighty dollars to Rev and Mrs Wright announced after Christmas program. American Paving repairing cement in front of Reception and Manhattan hotels. River reached five foot stage after heavy rains. Gorton Minstrels perform on Willamette street. Coburg youth masquerade at I O C F hall. Gordon Kimball’s orchestra provided music. hogs delivered to market by Farmer Woodcock. Married Folks Club hosts social drivers at armory hall. Frank Lajoie injured right foot at Bow River mill, receiving care in Eugene. Skating rink excavation begun. Spring field dance and Svarverud orchestra. Girls basketball team to play Albany College Friday. Fred Ware reports Chehalis location and recovery of paralyzed daughter. Street work Oak and Ninth sidewalk built. Geo F Willoughby back as Willamette Valley lineman.
Guardian's Sale of Real Property In Lane County Oregon
Notice of guardian sale of ward Dante Rees estate by Smith Thompson Jr guardian. On January 27, 1907 at 1 pm the southwest courthouse door Eugene Lane County Oregon the property described as three hundred acres in Section Seven Township 18 South Range 5 West will be sold to the highest cash bidder. Property will be free from tax certificates upon sale. L. M. Travis attorney. Dated December 24, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane County
Oregon
Dante Rees
Daniel Rees
Eugene
Aaid
Atea
Morris Music House Opens Sizable Xmas Piano Deliveries
The Morris Music House opened yesterday morning and delivered two fine pianos for Xmas presents while other orders arrived as surprises. Accordion playing by Mrs Hert Vincent of 627 Milyard street and Lee Luckey, the jeweler, handled rich cut glass. An Annual Masquerade Ball is planned for New Year’s Eve at Armory hall with both public and private events. Storage of all kinds offered by GEO. T. HALL & SON with hop storage solicited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Music House
Hert Vincent
Milyard Street
GEO. T. Hall & Son
Local weddings and lodging ad from Eugene 1906
In Springfield this forenoon Claude Anse Arehart and Misa Mae fell Withrow wed. They depart for Seattle this afternoon. In Eugene Cora Griffith and Guy M Kerr united December 24 1906 with Justice of the Peace R R Bryson officiating. Also December 22 1906 Miss Alice Howe wed Charles Shoat in Vancouver Washington. December 25 1906 Miss Clara Martin wed Dara C Rossman. Rossman works at a local depot and they will reside in Eugene. Courthouse Lodging House offers rooms and beds for 25 cents near the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Claude Anse Arehart
Misa Mae Fell Withrow
Seattle
Mr. Arehart
Lebanon
Eugene
Oregon
Cora Griffith
Guy M. Kerr
Lane County
Justice of the Peace
Bryson
Vancouver
Wash
Alice Howe
Charles Shoat
Monroe
Clara Martin
Dara C. Rossman
Rossman
Chambers' Hardware Ad Promotes Furniture and Jewelry
An advertisement promotes music cabinets and weathered oak settees as new goods at Chambers' Hardware. It also references Luckey the Jeweler for watches cloche and silver plated ware and notes the Annual Masquerade Ball co. A First Sep Bat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luckey
Early to rise and Herbine praised for liver cure
A reader from Columbia Tenn. endorses Herbine as a positive remedy for constipation and liver complaints. The ad also touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a cure for coughs influenza bronchitis and pulmonary diseases with bottles priced at 25c 50c and 1. Hull's Drug Store advertises reduced prices on go carts carriages game boards toys and books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, Tenn
Lian Drug
Linn Drug Co
Hull
Hardware and craftsman ads at Chambers store Eugene
A fragmented local advertisement page highlights CHAMBERS HARDWARE in London and various vendors in Eugene. It promotes mineral water soda, trusted watches, and Christmas furniture displays, plus deals on Gillette razors and aluminum ware. It notes watch reliability, low prices, and sign painting services by R D Leitch Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers’ Hardware
Cheese Eating Contest Ends in Tragedy in Johnsburg
Frank Miller, 21, won a cheese eating contest in Johnsburg HL and died after surgery for presumed appendicitis. Fellow competitors Fred Justen and Brayfield survived or were recovering, with Justen’s condition uncertain. The match drew a large crowd, strong bets, and medical attention the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Miller
Johnsburg
Fred Justen
Miller
Jake Brayfield
Justen
Brayfield
Charlie Smith
Biter
Reck Leusy
Siak
Limburger
Lost purse on Eighth Street near Pearl and Jefferson
A brown ladies handbag containing a gold watch and chain and a return Portland ticket plus a smaller purse with about 25 cents are missing. Return to the Guard office for a liberal reward. Also a notice of final settlement for Charles M. Lowry estate. Anna V. Lowry has filed for final settlement hearing January 21, 1907 in Lane County Oregon. Suit rentals for Co. C masquerade ball at Rathmell Hransteter’s barber shop. orders due by Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Street
Pearl
Jefferson
Portland
Charles M. Lowry
Anna V. Lowry
G. St. Chrisman
Lane
Court House
Eugene
State of
Oregon
Co. C
Rathmell & Hransteter
Lightning strikes workers near Jamestown ND and a man’s kidnap bid ends
A freak lightning bolt at James Lees’ firm north of Jamestown strikes Ole Olson and an hired man on a bunting wagon, leaving a scorched path along the body and a toe exit through a boot. Separately, Jacob Temerer seizes two week old baby during a furniture eviction in Midvale, ND. a constable aids the arrest on kidnapping charges, but the distressed mother pursues the child and negotiates tentative surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lees
Jamestown
N. D
Ole Olson
Olson
Jacob Temerer
Midvale
Michael Koch
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Friendly Store
Basnly
Melton
Marvin Martic
De.nes
Samuel R. Gilliam
Heanor M. Loomis
Frank M. McMasters
Ida L. Eaton
Mies En
John Eaton
Mise Mabelle Biggart
George Elliott
Adam Bode
Baptist Church
The
Baptist Chhurch
O. C. Wright
M. BE. DeCou
Cuarch
American Paving Company
Reception
Manhattan
Gorton Minstrels
Willamette Street
Coburg
I. 0. C. F. Hall
Gordon Kimball
Armory Hall
Frank Lajoie
Walker
Svarverud Orchestra
City
Iike
Albany College
Albany
Fred Ware
Chehalis
Washington
Turner
Oak and
Ninth Streets
Geo. F. Willoughby
Willamette Valley Company
DeLano’s
Delano
Guardian
Smith Thompson, Jr
L. M. Travis
A. D
Lee Luckey
Courthouse Ladging House
Beckwith Corner
London Mineral Water Soda
Oregon Cigar Store
J.O. Watts
John
Gray
Points North
Ninth
Willamote Sts
J. C. Watts
Gillette Razors
R. D. Leitch & Co
Weat
J. Watts, Corsth and
Willamett
Streets
Ill
New Today
W. C. Yoran
Dorris & Skipworth
J. O. Watts
Woodbury Hunt Art
Schwarzschild’s
Yoran
Miller’s Shoe Store
Schneider
Postoffice
G. F. Cecil
East Seventh St
Ss. L. Long
Ninth Street
OF Pure Foods
Green
Greevt
W. M. Green
Willamette St. Pho
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