Social notes show visitors and travelers in Eugene
Eugene local page reports numerous visitors and travelers arriving and departing. People from Salem Portland Cottage Grove Seattle Medford and other cities pass through or stay briefly, including students athletes and business travellers. The item notes engagements at auto shows stages rides and visits to relatives and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fridey
Daily Guard
C. Brown
Salem
Sid Smith
Portland
Charles Koppp
A. G. Magers
A. L. Peter
Arthur Conklin
Grants Pass
Geo. M. Taylor
Anna Oglesby
A. M. Tobey
E. O. Tobey
Eugene
Charles H. Hinges
A. F. Hurd
San Francisco
Florence
Oliver Huston
L. P. Miller
Lebanon
Olin F. Pord
Merchants
W. H. O'Kelly
Aberdeen
Wash
Harbour Sound Investment O
Helen Holmes
Gladys Bolton
Cottage Grove
Esther Hill
P. E. Snodgrass
F. L. Chambers
Grace Bingham
Ld Griggs
Ethan
Seattle
F. BR. Johnson
Paseewater
Cana
Arthur Dyer
Lowell
R. G. Applegate
Natron
Fred Moullen
A. J. Ward
Vida
Duncan McKercher
Albany
Fay Brownson
Walterville
Mrs. Moorehouse
Walter Griffin
J. C. McElroy
Points North
Jos. W. Cochran
Presbyterian Board of Education
Meeting prompts Booth Kelly stockholders’ gathering
Many Eugene residents and visiting stockholders are noted in the daily items, highlighting the Booth Kelly Lumber Company annual meeting tomorrow. Key figures include J. D. Golden, A. Miller, and B. F. Bond among others attending or transacting business in Eugene and Portland.
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Booth-Kelly Lumber Company
A. Orville Waller
Portland
J. W Beekster
Yonealla
Eugene
Winfield Bennett
Points North
Jos. Cunningham
Lowell
Co. O. Moon
Central Point
T. J. Lester
Lansing
Mich
W. A. Trueblood
Ottumwa
Wm. Schraders
Marcola
Frank Miller
Sausalito
Cal
B. R. Cook
R. H. Cook
Wendling
L. P. Snapp
Vida
B. F. Bond
Florence Runyan
Irving
J. D. Golden
A. Miller
Cedar Flat
Belle van Duyns
Coburg
Barbour
Wildcat
H. P. Rupperle
Lebanon
G. W. Keeney
Sweet Home
Linn County
Cty
Mark Norris
Grand Rapids
Booth-Kelly
Milroy Robovsky
Medford
H. T. Holden
Sid
M. Seller & Co
Mr. Beck
Ed Rostein
Salem
Mr. Rostein
J. R. Holbrook
L. M. Travis
Natron
Peggy Cox
Eurene Hospital
Ida Conougr
Stedford
T. A. Gilbert
Sarah Fradenburgh
Seattle
I. J. Walcott
M. H. Kelly
Michigan
David Froman
Albany
James Froman and Son
Harrington
Washington
Crill D. Burkhart
Frank E. Buck
San Francisco
Springfield to Close City on Sundays Ordinance Ordered
At a Springfield council meeting the city attorney was ordered to draft an ordinance requiring Sunday closure. The measure would cover theatres and all stores, including pool and box ball parlors.
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Springfield
Suburbanites Push City Annexation Plans
A Northwest Eugene Improvement Association meeting in the Commercial Club discussed annexing outer suburbs to the city. Property owners northwest and west indicated willingness to join, pending boundary decisions. Suburbs southwest delegation formed to coordinate with the South Eugene Improvement Club. Some residents fear higher taxes, but current road taxes lessen the burden outside the city versus inside. Weather will be addressed, and a vote is planned after boundary decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Eugene Improvement Association
Commercial Club
Cty
Sudan
Northwest Improvement Agnefaction
South Pugeoe Improvement Club
Willoughby Beat Bad Draft Home
Vancouver police court reports reveal Charles H. Campbell and Adam H. Davie, tied to an alleged fraudulent draft scheme. Willoughby identified Davis as J Allison, a Bunco man once arrested in Tacoma. Campbell linked to bogus checks in Salt Lake City under alias Charles Chapman. Davis sought a one day delay for counsel. Campbell sought a preliminary hearing.
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Vancouver
B. C
Charles H. Campbell
Adam H. Davie
Ano
Eugene
Oregon
Davis
Campbell
George 5
Willoughby
L’aeifie
Wu Weene
J. Allison
Bunco
Tacoma
Salt Lake City
Charles Chapman
Old Time Lane County Postmasters Owed Back Wages
Records show many Oregon postmasters from 1860s to 1870s are owed unpaid salaries from government service. A Senate fight over claims delays payment as bills are referred to the Post Office Committee. The list includes Lane county names with due amounts for Eugene, Cottage Grove, Junction City, and Springfield post offices.
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Post Office Department
Washinston
Oregon
Senate
Post Office Committee
Lane County
Eugene
Patterson
A. S. Patterson
FP. Dudley
KR. W. Johnson
Cottage Grove
D. C. Underwood
Junction City
J. C. Brasfield
Springfield
A. G. Hovey
Pattison and Miss Margaret Bryson Wed in Eugene Office
Frank D. Pattison and Margaret Bryson married in the Justice of the Peace office in Eugene on January 29 1910 officiated by Judge KR Bryson.
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Justice of the Peace
Eugene
Frank D. Pattison
Margaret Oon
Bryson
Weller Accuses Christie of Contempt in Court
Dr B M Weller a veterinarian filed in the ebreuit court an affidavit charging Dr J Christie another veterinarian with contempt of court and asking for an order citing the latter to appear in court yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Weller
Doctor Christie
B. M. Weller
Ebreuit
J Christie
Court and Weller quarrel over Christie practice stop order
In Eugene Lane County the court weighs contempt for Christie practice after an order banning him from the profession. Weller, who bought Christie’s business, claims Christie resumed practice. He cites December 7 and January 21 incidents involving a horse of G. D. Linn and a person named John Seavey as alleged treated cases. Affidavit sworn before PL Ness, notary public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lr Weller
Dr. Christie
Eugene
Lane County
Dr. Weller
Christie
G. D. Linn
John Seavey
Waller
Ness
Splendid Record of Cottage Grove Militia Company
Cottage Grove unit EK. Orego National Guard, 72 men, shows improving marksman levels over three years of target practice. Captain Johnson leads the company which produced distinguished marksmen and expert shooters, won state rifle honors at Clackamas, and contributed members to the Camp Perry East team, with several medals and top individual scores in regimental events.
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Cottage Grove
Jam
J.C. Johnson
Adjutant-General’s Office
J. C. Johnnson
Bore K. Metcalf
Harley F. Petrie
Frank H. Snodgrass
James H. Potts
Fred J. Bartels
Green Pitthard
Hlieven
Firutel Asa
Oregon
Johnson
Petrie
Seargents Snodgrass
Potts
Mooney
Clackamas
Camp Perry
Petty
Mustcian Sanford
Itecher
Conher
Palmer
Horace ‘J. Conner
Y M C A Officers Elected In Parish House Meeting
The Y M C A board of directors met last night in the Epileppal parish house and elected officers. Roome was named president and DeCoy vice president while J C Holt became recording secretary and Ray Goodrich treasurer. Snodgrass resigned from the board and Goodrich was elected in his place. By laws and constitution were adopted. Trustees for four years include Campbell Linn and Measrn. for three years Meyers Chambers and Webherhoe. for two years Hendricks and Svodgrnase. for one year Booth and gs Frank.
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Epieeppal Pariah House
Roome
DeCoy
J. C. Holt
Ray Goodrich
P. BE. Snodgrass
Mr. Goodrich
Measrn
P. I. Campbell
G. B. Linn
Meyers
F. 1. Chambers
FL Ft. Webherhoe
Messrs
T. G. Hendricks
P. KR. Svodgrnase
It. A. Booth
Gs, Frank
Campbell Brothers Plan New Weet Ninth Olive Street Buildings
The Campbell brothers announce plans for two new brick or concrete structures at the northwest corner of West Ninth and Olive streets in Eugene. Architect W T Campbell draws designs with estimates soon ready, as the project aims for sturdy two story to multi story blocks with office space and living rooms. Another Olive Street block is eyed for a two or three story building by F L A, favoring concrete but pending final material choice.
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Beloh
Eugene
Weet Ninth
Olive
Chang
Olive Street
Fla
Weet Sixth
Olive Streets
Phil Metechan for Governor
The candidate Phil Metechan, builder and owner of Oregon’s leading hotel, is described as popular statewide. Rumors place Jay Hower, state senator Andrew Smith of Portand as assembly contenders for governor. Details hint at a contested nomination with Coffey and governor supporters involved.
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Phil Metechan
Oregon
Metechha
Meville
Portaed
Jay Howermad
de Andrew Smith
Port
Aed
Mr. Mateocan
J. W. Coffey
Assembly
Henson
Coffey
Local Presbyterian meetings and Mapleton business talks
Rev and Mrs Hendry arrive from Eugene and hold sessions at the Presbyterian church. Mapleton considers a branch store linked to Frank Knowles Florence shop with One Phelps in charge of Mapleton operations. Maple Lodge buys Kyle Sona's store building for 1400 dollars, to keep the upper floor as a hall for 10 to 12 years. Glenarbor reports a fake traveling salesman Yates attempting Lake Creek ford, seeking shelter and payment after failing to rent.
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Tom Lam
Tara Deviteon
W. W. Hendry
Eugene
Presbyterian Church
Mapleton
Frank Knowles
Florence
Phelps
Maple Lodge
C. F
Kyle @ Sona
Lota
Glenarbor
Yates
Lake Creek
Florence Wet
Local Birth Announcements From Eugene Area in 1910
In Eugene on January 29 1910 a daughter was born to Mere Pennington and wife. Also a birth to Rev and Mrs HW Trimble and another to J R Liles and wife. A baby boy to R C Anne and wife at Cottage Grove on January 21 1910. Eugene saw a 9 pound son born January 27 to OO J Holl ang and wife.
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Eugene
Mere Pennington
Pleawany In
J. RR. Liles
A Bon
R. C
Anne
Cotetage Grove
Oo J. Holl Ang
Coburg Locals Train of Eugene Visitors and Local Moves
Coburg residents Glae Lyana and Vern Latham of Eugene spent several days with friends and a daughter while Miss Kate Van Duyn visited Banker Ashburne's townhome. carpenters finish inside work and Lashburne plans to move in early February. Local stockman T Q Green bought Frank Pletz Interest in Hettia Green and Hogs. Journal.
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Glae Lyana
Eugene
Vern Latham
Mra. Simonsen
Mra. Wilson
Kate van Duyn
Springfield
Ashburne
Hovnsere
Frank Plet
Hettia, Green and Hogs
Journal
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Robert P. Sellers
Rock Island Lines
Jackson Wright
Grande Ronde Valley
Thomas Bailey
Euzene
Eleanor Jensen
Northwest
Saturney
J. W. Hobbs
J. W. Perkins
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John R. Penland
J. H. Leaver
Hale
W. C. Brown
Paul Mullen
Ruby Baughman
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C. A. Miller
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Lenna Hemcree
J. Johnson
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Esther Mounts
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Margaret Callison
Maude Lewis
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N. E. Wood
Lawrence
Mass
Roy R. Knox
J. O. Storey
H. W. Stanley
Saginaw
J. Dornsife
Independence
Earl Kilpatrick
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Low Scott
Creswell
Edna White
M. Parkereon
M. J. Long
Handsaker
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Hulda Randle
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Jasper
E. C. Hills
Ibert Farrow
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Elizabeth Stewart
J. A. Clark
John F. Killain
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B. F. Dorris
W. W. Chessman
Mies Kate van Duyn
John N. Lindsay
Blue River
B. Moorehead
A. M. Zavitz
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Jack Doyle
Seaburg
A. G. Beals
Tillamook
F. Foster
Pointa North
J. E. Hedges
Oregon City
C. W. Lowe
Newt
Tony Bryant
Franklin
Mary McCornack
H. D. Schmeltzer
Hillsboro
John T. May
Mankato
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Wiley Francis
Southern Pacific Company
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Will
Eugene Man
Campbell Brothers
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