Sydney Smith Elected High School Football Manager
At the athletic meeting in Miss Wilson's room Sidney Smith age 05 was elected manager of the football team for the next season. He is popular active in sports and on the High School News staff as subscription agent. The association discussed a track team but dropped it. a baseball team was favored by many and will be decided later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wilson
Sidney Smith
Sid Smith
C. S
Smith
One More Big Hop Sale at Goshen Farm
John Edmonson sold his entire crop of 252 bales of Goshen hops to Carmichall of Salem for 25 cents per pound. It is reported as one of the largest sales on record for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edmonson
Goshen
Carmichall
Salem
Mohawk Items Reflect Social Week Activities
Mohawk items show Jan 5 gathering notes and visits by Yarnel Edna and relatives in Portland. Leonie White and Bessie Cummings from Mogene stayed with Flora George. Marie Smith plans brief visit near Thurston. Leon Boggs of Harrisburg visits Mohawk. George Hill from Eugene Business College spent holiday with family. Maud Drury and Clara Hiawkina from Eugene visited Marcola area. A pleasant evening at BE Boggs home with guests, refreshments, and a cheerful departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. N. No
Jn. Yarnel
Edna
Portland
Leonie White
Bessie Cummings
Mogene
Flora George
Marie Smith
Thurston
Leon Boggs
Harrisburg
Geo. Hill
Eugene Business College
Maud Drury
Dextir News Notes Local Calls and Appointments
A new telephone line links Mrs. B. E. Johnson and Ed. Johnson to the world. Cr. L. Williams makes frequent trips to Mugene for business. A petition supports appointing bk. T. Templeton as road supervisor, praising his performance. Travia Fenton left for Philomath to enter college with his mother accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
Jan
BE. M. Johnson
Ed. Johnson
Cr. L. Williams
Mugene
Travia Fenton
Philomath
Diphtheria Quarantine Enforced at Singletary Home
City officials quarantine another diphtheria case at the Singletary residence located at 45 East with Street, confirming continued contagion control measures in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singletary
East With Street
Dr Selover Opens New Office in Beckwith Building
Dr F E B Selover has returned after a post graduate course in San Francisco and is now in new offices in the Beckwith building. The Salem Journal notes various local items including state youth conference set for February 22 in Pendleton, travel rates from Portland, and market notes on Pegs, chickens, butter, potatoes, and coffee. Also mentions Mr Lammen and family moving from Eugene to the Nehalem P D Newell ranch, Zumwait attending Mrs Harpole’s funeral at Junction, C Clement of Eugene now managing McEwen the hypnotist, and Senator Booth visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. EB. Selover
San Francieso
Beckwith
Y. P
C. H
Pendleton
Portland
Tillamook Herald
Lammen
Sop
Eugene
P. D. Newell
Lease Zumwait
Harpole
Junction
Abe
Salem Journal
Clement
McEwen
Senator Booth
Real Estate Transfers and Court Action Listing Various Parcels
Real estate transfers include Gowdy and Conner in Cottage Grove area with multiple parcels. Hawley to Hadeau, Ernet to Milne, Mulligan and Ellsworth to Eugene, and others with Willamette Street and Klondike mining claims. Circuit Court actions include Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Co. v Viseher and Klovdehl v Mack with Walton & Ness representing plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W
A. J. Gowdy
Nannie A. Conner
Cottage Shove
Thomas
Nancy E. Bowers
Hiram UU
Emma KR. Yancey
W. W
Ellen Tucker
J. M
M. J. Talley
Horn
Eugene
Mary H. Hawley
Catharine Hadeau
Morse
Florence
IF. M. Ernet
Et al
L. A. Milne
Shields
Cottage Krove
L. H
Sophia EB
Clement
Mulligan
Eneworth
Mary Hh
Rodgers
Frank
Mullgain
Eilaworth
Leston L. Lewis
Clement &. Frank
Crow
O. W. Wilkinson
J. L. Underwood
Klondike
Bohemia District
J. Ls
Corn Underwood
A. W. Blackburn
Bohemia Mining District
Martha J. Lee
C. O Lee
Junction City
U.S
Seth Simmons
Schwarzschield & Sulzberger Co
Pred Viseher
L. M. Travis
Simon
Ion Marche Store Moves to Larger Quarters in Warren Block
W L Souders proprietor of the Ion Marche store in the McClung block on Mast EKighth street informs the Guard he has leased storerooms in the Warren block, now occupied by J W Kauffman, and will move stock there between the first and fifteenth of February. Miss Kauffman will have sold out her stock by Jan 10 and remodeling will begin immediately with a new front and large entrance. Souders sought larger quarters for his extensive stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Souders
Ion Marche
McClung
Mast Ekighth
Warren Block
J. W. Kauffman
Ma. Souders
Oul Line
Marriages in Oregon: Davis and Whitman Nuptials
Harry 4 Love and Miss Myra FE. Davis of Junction City wed in Eugene on Wednesday January 6 1904 by Rev G L Lobdell. John Whitman and Miss Viola B Simmons from lower Siuslaw country married at 4 pm at 26 West Seventh Street with Rev J S McCallum officiating. A large group attended and a wedding luncheon followed. The couple left for their future home on the Siuslaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
John Whitman
Viola B. Simmons
Siuslaw
BE. Dodge
Weet Seventh Street
J. 8. McCallum
Whisman
Notice of dissolution of Yoran & Son partnership
The partnership between Yoran & Son is dissolved by mutual consent. M. Yoran retires while FE Yoran will continue the business, settle all debts, and receive all moneys owing. Eugene Oregon announces the former firm’s gratitude for past patronage and invites continued favors as the business remains at the old stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoran & Son
M. Yoran
Yornan
DE. Voran
Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Promises Cure
A local sales pitch touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy for consumption. It claims T R Beall of Pearl Mississippi and his wife benefited after trying the medicine, with phrases asserting immediate improvement and full recovery. The advertisement is guaranteed by W L DeLana, druggist, with price details listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. DeLana
Tris
Coleman Building Extension Project On Willamette Street
Architect W T Campbell says a second story and rear extension of the Coleman brick buildings will start in about six weeks. The project will extend back to Park street with glass fronts and a new second story of rentable rooms, possibly expanding hotel capacity for the Smeede. The trio of tenants includes Littlefield's cigar store Goldsmith's cigar store and the Oregon saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Campbell
Littlefield's
Goldsmith's Cigar Store
Oregon
Willamette Street
Gllard
Park Street
Smeede
Modern Woodmen Installation Honors Crow Camp
Installing Officer S Matteer and Eugene Camp members attended the public installation of Webfoot camp officers at Crow Wednesday evening. A fine program followed by a social dance and a generous spread pleased the Modern Woodmen. About 200 persons were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Matteer
Eugene Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Webfoot Camp
Crow
Webfoot
Success Magazine Delayed in Eugene Note
Editor Handsaker apologizes for delay in delivering subscriptions to the Success magazine due to an error. He asks friends in Eugene Oregon to expect the issue in a few days and signs off sincerely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene, Or
sSuccess
Handsaker
Notice to the Public from A G Hovey
A public notice invites anyone with business dealings with the late Lane County Bank or wishing to see the executor to call at office room 1 on the second floor of the Hovey Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane County Bank
Hovey
A. G. Hovey
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promotes Quick Healing
A spill of everyday misfortunes prompts use of Bucklen’s Arnica salve for burns cuts sores eczema and piles. The ad notes quick relief and offers the product for 25 cents at W L DeLano's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
W. L. DeLano
New Attorney Dell Kuykendall Opens Eugene Practice
Dell V Kuykendall will locate in Eugene for the practice of law and occupy rooms over the Eugene Loan and Savings bank. He is a well known Eugene boy, a University of Oregon graduate and holder of a law degree from Georgetown University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell V. Kuykendall
Eugene
Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
Dell
University of Oregon
Law Department
Georgetown University At Washington
Cough Remedy Praised By New York Resident
Mr. KR Gray of Amenia Duchess county N Y endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best medicine he has used. He says it is an ideal child remedy for croup and will prevent an attack when given at the first hoarseness or early croupy cough. A bottle should be kept on hand for instant use. Sold by W L De Lano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. Gray
Amenia
Duchess County
N. Y
Chamberlain
W. L. de- Lano
For Sale or Exchange Near Santa Crag Rumored Property
For sale or exchange a 4 acre property one mile from the Santa Crag courthouse. Includes a 7 room house with city water, a good barn, chicken houses, incubators and brooders for 1000 chickens, 400 Logan berry bushes, and a well improved tract. Inquiries to W. T. Kerley at 344 corner 13th and Ferry streets. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC A wife has left the home and the husband disclaims responsibility for her debts. Dated Irving Oregon Wee. 30 TMNT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Crag
Annie Goode
Irving
Oregon
Electric Bitters Sold As Cure For Ailments
A sale notice promotes Electric Bitters claiming to cure sleeplessness stomach upsets and regulate stomach kidneys and bowels. It guarantees satisfaction or money back and is offered by WL Lane druggist. An auction sale of merchandise by J V Kauffman Stiles Auctioneer commences Monday December Stth with two lines of goods auctioned until sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue Lane
Druzgiet
Willelooe
Pleasant Hill Items and Holidays News
Pleasant Hill notes on a successful basket social for the new band and holiday gatherings. Proceeds exceeded 50. Miss Sather hosted many young friends on New Year’s Eve. Various locals and visiting relatives from Eugene, Shedds, California, and Aberdeen are mentioned along with school updates and staffing changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Sather
Forrest Drury
Aberdeen
Wash
Elsie Parks
Bland Normal School
J. . Baughman
Trent
Laird
Community News and Notices from Mall Creek Jan 5
Miss Lucy Fowler visits relatives in Mall Creek returns to California last week. Lydia Vaughan of Thurston visits relatives. Edwards noise with dynamite near stumps. J W and Mrs Cox return from Eugene holiday visit. School under M B Edwards. Anna Humphrey leaves for Yakima to teach. Rev Gregory starts revival. meetings planned all week. W H Larmer visits Eugene. Mrs Edwards improving from illness. Sommers of Eugene begins three months teaching at Lowell. W M Griffin leads crew hauling cordwood to Eugene next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall Creek
Lucy Fowler
California
Lydia Vaughan
Thurston
RKC
Edwards
J. W
Cox
Eugene
Anna Humphrey
Yakima
Wash
R. C. Edwards
Miss Sommers
Lowell
Franklin Notes Start of Year Roundup
Franklin, Jan. 2 reports Mr. G Fisher very poorly. Misa Elsie Darneille of Monroe visited. J N Dennis traveled to Monroe and back with family. Mr Comer of Cottage Grove lectured to M W A boys on New Year's Eve. Crowds attended Richardson's New Year gathering as the old year ended and new year began. Iracie Cook returns from Washington. Mrs Knotland still in decline. Bryant Richardson busy during holidays. Hawa Yates of Elmira visited town with a load of poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
G. Fisher
Misa Elsie Darneille
Monroe
J. N. Dennis
Mr. Comer
Cottage Grove
Mr. Richardson
Iracie Cook
Washington
Bryant & Richardson
Hawa Yates
Elmira
For Sale Notices From Saginaw Oregon Area
Auction items include a first class 50 bushel Colton Surprise steam dryer for 8500, timber land with a 10000 cupseity sawmill near Saginaw, Oregon, 100 goats for sale at 86 per head, and a 247 acre stock farm near Elmira with springs, orchard, and multiple buildings. Also listed are various residences and farm improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colton
N. Segar
Saginaw
Oregon
H. K. Joyce
Roy Loomis
Lorane
Elmira
Peterson
Lost or Strayed Mare Reward Notice in Junction City
A five dollar reward is offered by I N Ed wards of Junction City for information leading to the recovery of two described mares. The first is a black mare about ten years old, heavily built, with a cropped foretop. The second is a brownish bay mare, four years old, about 16 hands, bought near Cottage Grove, with no white markings. Both horses have been worked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. N. Edwards
Junction City
Cottage Grove
Reduced Rates to Portland by Southern Pacific Company
National livestock and wool growers associations in Portland promote special train fares from Oregon stations. Tickets to Portland at one and one third rate are valid February 10 and 11 until February 17. Also mentions fly protection products for cattle and horses and local funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Livestock Association
National Wool Irowers’ Association
Northwest Fruit-Growers’ Association
Portland
Southern Pacific Company
Oregon
Death notice for W. 8. Williams in Eastern Ontario
W. B Williams aged 50 dies at Eastern Ontario on December 18 1905 from pneumonia He was a member of the Modern Brotherhood of America of Cottage Grove and a member of the M E church He leaves a wife M L Williams and a daughter C Williams at Springfield
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Williams
Eastern
Ontario
Pneumoum
Modern Brotherhood of America
Cottage Grove
M. E. Church
M. Ll. Williams
C. Williams
Springfeld
Lane County Officials Appoint Road Viewers and Reelect Pauper Custodian
Lane county commissioners appointed road-viewers for the year: C. M. Collier, P. J. McPherson, and Geo. G. Gross, all reappointments. They also renewed Mrs. M. Be. Russell's contract to keep paupers at Thurston at four dollars and twenty-five cents weekly, covering board clothing medicine and medical care. Also advertised patent remedies and local stores offering goods and carpets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane County
Commissioners’ Court
C. M. Collier
P. J. McPherson
Geo. G. Gross
Board of County Commissioners
Mre
M. BE. Russell
Thurston
Mre. Russell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sydney Smith
Dextir News
Bk. T. Templeton
Dr. Selover
Circuit Court
M. Voran
D. E. Voran
Mipter
Campbell
Daily Guard
Success Magazine
New Attorney
Croup
W. T. Kerley
Ferry Streets
J. V. Kauffman
JS. Stiles
Lon Atterbury
Mr. Atterbury
Samuel Baughman
Anderson
McCrady
Unity Noyes
W. M. Griffin
Cordwoods
Preston States
J. W. Kays’ Furniture
Tombalmers and Funeral Directors
Oy & Henderson
Cor
Willana
Julius Goldsmith
King's New Life
W. L. DeLane
Craver
Pricea
Crenwell
Kays’ Furniture Company
Cravers
Cresswell
Yoran’s Shoe Store
Rth
Trin Mings
S. H. Friendly
U. S
Chambers’ Hardware
W. M. Green
Willamette St
Ax Billy Department
Eave Col
Temee CF
Their
Ray
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