Jurors Listed for March Term Court in Various Towns
County Clerk Lee and Sheriff Fisk have drawn the trial jurors for the March term of circuit court. The adjourned term opens on the second, the regular term on the fifth. Names include Thomas Halley of Junction City, C A Brown Richardson, O Veatch Cottage Store merchant, and many other farmers, tradesmen, and workers from Cottage Store to Eugene, Creswell, Walton, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Fisk
Thomas Halley
Junction City
C. A. Brown
Richardson
O. Veatch
James Hedford
Charles Fowler
Walton
Winthrop Thompson
Gate Creek
F. 3. Chase
Springfield
John P. Weeks
Creswell
Samuel Calkins
Mohawk
A. Shafer
Dave Elliott
Goshen
George C. Widmer
Batley
G. M. Kirks
B. F. Howards
RK. Y. Porter
Saginaw
J. M. Holland
Spencer
C. He Hales
Eugene G. M. Neet
Fall Creek
Rows Huston
Elmira
Hernan Bjerke
Coyote
Wm. Mathers
Bulley
H. C. Wheeler
Pleasant Hill
James Henninger
Lane
E. E. Awbrey
Irving
D. M. McCrady
Eugene
D. M. Parkerson
Hen H. Lyons
Jasper
BG. Cashman
Flor
Eugene High School Teams Victorious In Double Bout
Eugene High School edged Albany College in the armory games as Hurd sparked the first win with a reverse basket. In the second, Eugene leveraged better teamwork and scoring from Hurd, King, Farrington, Clark, Schultz, and White to triumph over Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. H
A. H
E. H
A. C
Armory
Albany
Eugene Lads
Dolan
Reed
Wilson
Hurd
Eugene
Schultz
Albany College
White
Watson
Sehultz
M. Hurd
King
Farrington
Clark
Wife Seeks Divorce Over Cruel Treatment and Inconstant Conduct
G W Hillmire of Eugene files for divorce from Imogene Hillmire and seeks custody of their children Harry F. 13 and Elvie R. 9. Married Sept 14 1887 in Lane County. He alleges cruel and inhuman treatment and that she began keeping company with other men around September 194. She left home several times and refused to return unless she could do as she pleased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Hillmire
Eugene
Imogene
Harry F
Elvie R
Lane County
Hillmire
Charles Gersbach
Euphrany Gersbach
Gersbach
Woodcock & Potter
Eugene Woolen Mill Incorporates Here In Oregon
The Eugene Woolen Mill Company filed articles of incorporation with the county clerk. Incorporators are T B Kay E Koppe J Howe and Arthur W Lord all of Salem. Capital stock 10000 shares at 100 each. Principal office Eugene. Overhauling of the plant is underway and operation expected within a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Woolen Mill Company
Wright
Union
T. B. Kay
E. Koppe
J. Howe
Arthur W. Lord
Salem
Eugene
List of Successful Teacher Certificate Applicants
County School Superintendent W. B. Dillard and assistants finished grading papers for teachers certificates. The list includes first grade applicants from Cottage Grove to Junction City all meeting the required percentage. second and third grades show numerous names from Eugene to Walton. primary certificate holder Bertha P. Dickson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Dillard
Ivadene Magee
Cottage Grove
Edith Crewell
Groehen
Minnie Comer
Theda Perkins
Springfield
L. Maude Gallogly
Eugene
Sadie 5
S. Craton
Umpqua Ferry
Gertrude Lathy
Junction City
Vida Lathy
Fannie Colvin
Elmira
Augusta VanDruff
Divide
George G. Carle
Alene
Ida Greig
Roxie Pringle
Creswell
Cordelia Grant
Irene V. Smith
Zelma Harper
Junction
Herbert C. Fastland
Safe Robbery At Spokane Grocery Store
Will Goodpasture formerly of Eugene now in Spokane reports a safe robbery at his grocery near the sale grounds. Crackers used nitro glueryline blowing the door, taking 70 in cash and stamps. A coup ling pin and fishplate were left behind. Neighbors heard two shots around 3 15 Sunday morning. Mr Roberts, a proprietor, heard nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Goodpasture
Eugene
Spokane
Spokane Chronicle
Enat Spolhane
E. D. Roberta
Roberts
Residence Fire at Harsburg Destroys Home
Mrs. Strand Long of the city received a Har risburg notice that her sister Mrs George McCualloch's residence burned last night with all contents. Mr and Mrs McCualloch and their sick young son escaped only in night clothes as the blaze was already advanced. Authorities suspect a lamp explosion caused the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand Long
Harrisburg
George McCualloch
McCulloch
Will Tear Out Trestle Piling In County Road
The Guard reports that ties and rails are laid on the Southern Pacific trestle over the county road west of Springfield bridge to keep piling in the road center despite a county court order to remove the obstruction. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney J M Williams counseled the order is legal and removal should occur. If not removed promptly, the piling will be torn out to reduce accident danger on this heavily traveled road.
Death of Charles Henderson in Lane County Oregon
Charles Sumner Henderson died at his home on East Seventh street Sunday afternoon from toyhold fever after a month illness. Born in Marion county Oregon last July, he was 40. He leaves a wife, a little boy, and siblings E King and Melver, plus sister Marietta Thorsten. He worked in S P freight at the depot and was well known in the community. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 30 p m at the residence with interment in the I O O F cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sumner Henderson
East Seventh Street
French Prairie
Marion County
Oregon
E. P. Henderson
Lane County
Charles
E. King
Silver Lake
Melver
Klamath County
Marietta H. Thorstén
Eugene
S. P
H Bingham for State Senator
Hon S H Bingham of this city announces candidacy for state senator from Lane county at the coming primary election. He supports the people's choice for United States senator and aims to let the majority decide. sickness in the family delays his formal platform but he will outline it soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Bingham
Lane County
Bingham
United States
Work begins on grade for spur to Eugene lumber mill
Work started today on the grade for a new spur from the S P Co track to the Eugene Lumber Co sawmill. Crews are working near the Eugene planing mill on Lawrence street to lay the track bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Co
Eugene Lumber Co
Eugene Planing Mill
Lawrence Street
Marriage of Elsie Perkins to Benjamin Laughlin in Oregon
Miss Elsie E. Perkins a former University of Oregon student married at her North Yamhill home on February 1 to Benjamin F Laughlin with Rev Wilkins officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie E. Perkins
University of Oregon
North Yamhill
Benjamin F. Laughlin
Wilkins
Two Births Reported in Florence Families
A daughter born at Florence on a Sunday in February 1006 to Mr and Mrs Marion Morris. Another daughter born at Florence on Monday February 12, 16 to Mr and Mrs Victor Laive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Marion Morris
Victor Laive
Typhoid Fever Outbreak Reported in Eugene
Dr J W Harris Eugene county health officer announced this afternoon that more than 200 typhoid cases exist with no abatement of the epidemic. Physicians report thirteen new cases yesterday and eight more today to 2 PM, with more to come. He stresses boiling water for all uses as many residents still drink unboiled water and ignore printed warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Harris
Thes
Eugene
Harris
Divorce suit and local notices from Eugene area
Charles Gersbach sues Euphrany Gersbach for divorce on cruel and inhuman treatment alleging repeated choking and threats over money. Spencer Butte Coal and Petroleum Co. filed articles of incorporation with J. W. Zimmerman J. W. Mitchell W. J. Williams B. E. Stevens and W. Lane as incorporators capital stock $100 000 principal place Eugene. Fire bell rang to vinegar factory but no fire. Victor McFarland a crippled boot black in Albany shot himself, despondent over condition. Yoncalla Independent edited by John W. Kelly arrives. Elmer Roberts’ son ill. River rising five to six feet. Ike Fountain seeks Carnegie library librarian post. Patterson Island hop yard leased to John Slanton for three years. Fred T. Herbold sells East Park pharmacy and returns to Eugene. Four university students failed exams and left for home. Theodore Rowland helped Portland detectives recover pilfered items from bowling alley customers. Wilcox & Bell move offices to Poindexter’s dye works building. Walter W. McCornack and Martha E. Jenkins obtain marriage license. wedding scheduled tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Butte Coal and Petroleum Co
Owen Place
Eugene
Guard
J. W. Zimmerman
J. W. Mitchell
W. J. Williams
8. E. Stevens
W. Lane
Timber Land Wanted Desires Cheap Timber Land Near Desired Area
Person seeks several parcels of timber land at low price with a preferable location. Requests full details including price and terms and asks to mail responses to "Timber" in care of Ginard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginard
Diamond chick food at Chaulers Hardware
A fragment notes Diamond chick food beef scraps and grit will solve the problem of raising young chickens. It mentions Chaulers' Hardware and urges customers to see that you eat the Diamond.
Public Health Typhoid Precautions Urged by Lane Co Medical Society
The Lane County Medical Society and city officials urge strict typhoid precautions to end the current epidemic within three weeks. Boil all drinking and cooking water for ten minutes, pasteurize milk, wash raw vegetables and apples in boiled water, avoid public water or shared cups, and follow doctor advised home precautions. Children should only use clean items. teach proper hand washing before meals.
New Stock Matting Arrives With Pretty Patterns
Cham''ers' Hardware reports fresh stock of matting and linoleum, emphasizing attractive patterns and updated options for home decor and flooring projects.
Wells for City Water Discussed by Merchants Group
A committee of the Merchants' Association met with Mayor F. M. to discuss securing a good water supply for Preston and surrounding areas. The council was urged to support digging wells as proposed by the association. Members named include Allen Eaton Hales F. B. Dunn W. E. Scarborough and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Wistore
Preston & Hales
Merchants’ Association
Allen Eaton
Hales
IF. BE. Dunn
W. E. W. K. Scarborough
Death of Dr Curran D Osburn in Conville at 45
Dr Curran D Osburn died near Conville Oregon at age 45. He was raised in Lane county and attended the University of Oregon and Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia. Survived by his brother Wm F Osburn. The Hoffman House was noted as a contact point and arrangements were underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curran D. Osburn
Lane County
Conville
Oregon
Wm. F. Osburn
Hoffman
University of Oregon
Jefferson Medical Philadelphia
Auto Lina to Gascar Albany Democrat
H. F. returned Saturday evening from cadia where he has been arranging for an automobile line beyond Sweet Home to Cascadia. A proposed eight passenger car will be able to run in from three to four hours once the road is fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
H. F
Sweet Home
City and
Cascadia
Hop Contracts Filed for Two Buyers at Ten Cents
Two hop contracts have been filed. Beyers agrees to deliver pounds and A B Harp pounds. Hop buyers burn as parties confirm terms for 10 cent contracts and supply arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tooze & Page
Hopbuyers Burn
Beyers
A. B. Harp
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. H. Harlow
James H. Calloway
E. C. Lake
Eugene High School
Woolen Mill Company
Harsbur
Henderson
H. Bingham
Victor McFarland
Yoncalla Independent
John W. Kelly
State
Elmer Roberts
W. A. White
Ike"’ Fountain
U.O
New Carnegie Library
W. P. Cheshire
Patterson Island
John Slanton
Fred TD
Herbold
East Park
Butte
Mont
Theodore Rowland
Portland
Mr. Rowland
Wilcox & Bell
Coleman
Poindexter's Dye Works
Walter W. McCornack
Martha E. Jenkins
Timber Land
Chaulers
Broders
Lane County Medical Society
Lane CO. Medical Society
Glenn Dickson
Chrisman
Cort
Chamers
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