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Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1909

Page

4

Citizens in Eugene busily travel for business

A crowded register of travelers and visitors lists many names and hometowns such as Corvallis Medford Cottage Grove Grants Pass and Eugene. Residents and guests including Prof F G Young and Mrs Grace Lampshire arrive depart or visit friends and relatives across Oregon and beyond on various days.

BK. McKirben Marcola George A. Drury Coburg Frank C. McLean Grants Pass Geo. W. McQueen Cottage Grove Martin Perry Ely W. Ll. Marble Gladstone Mich F. G. Young Salem Josh Liggett Mim Low Scott Crenwell Grace Lampshire Los Angeles G. Gillette Arants Pasa Eugene Cole J. M. Williams Mies Annie O'Brien Portland D. KR Seable M. J. Villegas Creeweil Seeh Nibarger Deerhorn Julian McFadden Corvallis B. Finnegan Halsey J. A. McLeod Mapleton Misa Verna Farnham L. L. Marsters Yoccalla Lucile Dunn Miss Meyer le Pop McKenzie Elmer Doolittle Mr. W. Newhall Lynn Mass Mra. J. L Erry Halery Mra A. M. Simon Georky M. McLean Siusiyn L. Monson Blake-MecFall Paper Co Clarence Hunt G. G. Gross Irving Mr. Gross Alberta A. 3. Bush A. W. McLaughlin Bay City Wadh Marion Calloway Roseburg Calloway Clara Hager Nellie Lucia Miss Hager N. R. Puller G. W DeLucca Alaska John Demmick Spokane Acme Jesse Bounds J. C. Branstetter

Penitentiary Terms for Yong Bandits and Other Local Trials

Yong Bandits Elmer Yerger and Harry McClure each drew ten year sentences after pleading guilty to their Eugene robbery. Deputy Hammond led the posse that captured them. Other cases include two years for Al Pander for larceny with a $25 fine, Chas Jackson Nepens fined $25 for coat theft, Lon Goodman exonerated by grand jury, Lonnie Ham charged with a statutory offense, and civil judgments: L M Travis v Loretz for 6568.54 and McKwaine Knight Co v Farriss for 742.50.

Elmer Yerger Harry McClure Eugene C. C. Hammond State Harris Pander al Pander Bailey Oregon Chas Jackson Nepens Cottage Grove Goodman Lon Goodman Underwood Lonnie Ham Ely Boys’ and Girls’ Add Society Ham L. M. Travis Henry Loretz McKwaine, Knight Co F. T. Farriss

Sweet pea planting day set by civic group

Next Monday is declared planting day for sweet peas by the Civic Improvement committee. Prizes await top blossoming plots including a $5 prize for the neatest yard. Farmers consolidate telephone lines in Gandyville area improving service. Garman-Hemenway Company rents Venske building on Main Street to house goods until a new location opens.

Civic Improvement Committee Gandyville Way Sik Creek Lorane McCoy Gandyville Garman-Hemenway Company Venske Main Street Oregon

Mrs J M Smigley Dies in Crow After Weeklong Illness

Mrs J M Smigley of Crow died at a local residence at 9 this morning from bowel inflammation after about a week of illness. An longtime county resident, she leaves a husband and five children along with many friends to mourn her death.

J. M. Smigley Crow Fiat Place

Park Dirt Exaction at Olive Street Block Site

Work on the park at the S. P. depot grounds proceeds with dirt hauled from the excavation at F. E. Chambers' new brick block on Olive street. A total of 1222 cubic yards of dirt are needed. Plans for the park front paste, in 18 inch numbers, were accepted and will be supplied by M. J. Walsh & Co. of Portland.

S. P A. C. Mathews F. E. Chambers Olive Street M. J. Walsh & Co Portland

Harry Nicklin Has Bad Accident

Special Correspondence from Blachley reports Franklin resident Harry Nicklin suffered a severe incident while returning from Blachley when his horse fell off a mountain bridge. Nicklin narrowly escaped the plunge by leaping off as the horse went over the embankment. The animal later died in a barn after being dragged to the road.

Blachley Harry Nicklin Franklin Mr. Nicklin

Lost Valley weather and local farming notes reflect storm impacts

Special correspondence from Lost Valley reports continued rain and snow, reduced snow in foothills, and farming at a standstill due to the storm king. It notes Deer plow work, a Deer purchase delay, fence construction, a planned two story dwelling, Zion post office mail duties, logging near William Tate, road work by Supervisor Templeman, and increased wolf activity with few depredations so far.

Lost Valley Cr. S. Pogue Middle Fork Dexter Templeman Fisher's Rock

Logging Camp Worker Injured Foot Near Sag Inaw

Wm Parazoo, a Booth Kelly camp employee near Sag Inaw, was brought to Eugene hospital last night with a badly masked foot from an accident in the camp yesterday. The injury is very severe but not expected to be serious.

Wm. Parazoo Booth-Kelly Saginaw Eugene Hospital

Landslide near Newport Buries Home of Captain Geo Tyler

A landslide near Newport nearly wiped out Captain Geo Tyler home under the bluff. The kiteherd and living room were buried from view but no one occupied them. Advertisement note directs readers to page 3 with the slogan Watch for the Wagon by Boyd Ten Company.

Newport Geo. Tyler Boyd Ten Company

Pleasant Hill Social News Highlights

Pleasant Hill residents report visits from Albert Hendricks and Bert Mathews, a Cal visitor to Mrs. Miller, and Robert Drury’s Kitson Springs trip. Local library installment gains praise while Clarence Parker plans home repairs. Miss Jane Mitchell remains critically ill with Dr Barr attending. Lizzie Renfro’s death risk prompts Mrs Hills to travel toward Walla Walla. Mathews sisters host a Valentine party for over thirty high school friends. A Jasper ferry note adjusts from too high to too low as the river remains difficult to ferry.

Pleasant Hill Albert Hendricks Eugene Bert Mathews Portland William Klugow Calfornia L. Miller Robert Drury Kitson Springs M. E. Farrow Clarence Parker Wiltse Laura Crabtree Freewater Wash Sunday Inn Jane Mitchell Dr. Barr Springfield P. 8. Hills Jasper Lizzie Renfro Walla Walla Hills Mathews

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