Cottage Grove Booze Sellers Plead Guilty
C C Case and Harry Martin were brought to Eugene from Cottage Grove last evening for violating the local option law. Case pleaded guilty to four charges and faces sentence Friday. Martin pleaded guilty to two charges and received fines of 160 dollars and 20 days in jail, but was remanded when unable to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. C. Case
Harry Martin
Eugene
Cottage Cottage Grove
Case
Justice of the Peace
Bryson
Martin
Jali
Club Urges Increased Post Office Budget for Eugene
A club resolves to urge congress to raise the Eugene Oregon post office building appropriation from $60,000 to $100,000. The resolution asks senders to forward copies to each senator and congressman and to use every legitimate effort to secure the larger funding for the city’s future building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Eugene
Lane County
Oregon
Eugene Commercial Club
L. L. Whitson
John H. Hartog
Eugene Commercial Club adopts new bylaws and grows
The Eugene Commercial Club approved a new constitution and bylaws, moving the monthly meeting to the second Monday, voting in 18 new members for a total of 223 with a 250 cap. A build ing and loan association was discussed, with a committee appointed to organize. Other actions include selecting a rep for Lane county on a Boston excursion and interviewing business leaders to support the Eugene Military Band. A court case heard Pacific Land Co v P N Shelley with a verdict for the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Paine
J. H. Bingham
H. Friendly
Eugene
Pacific Land Company
New G A R Post Organized in Eugene
Temporary G A R post Rich Mountain formed in Eugene at J T Rowland's office. Officers named: Commander J T Rowland, senior vice Albert Rogers, junior vice J C Small, officer of the day Henry Hopkins, quartermaster Frank Reisner, chaplain Charles Clapper, officer of the guard Charles Shwck, surgeon William Ruth. About thirty members from J W Geary Post indicated they would join and signed the membership roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Rowland
Rich Mountain
Albert Rogers
J. C. Small
Henry Hopkins
Frank Reisner
Charles Clapper
Charles Shwck
William Ruth
J. W. Geary Post
President Johnsons portrait finished in Eugene
LaBarre Goodwin who painted J. W. Johnson first president of the University of Oregon will deliver the portrait tomorrow. It will hang in Villard hall and be enclosed in a fine frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RK. LaBarre Goodwin
J. W. Johnson
University of Oregon
Villard Hall
Goodwin
Eugene
Stheetle
Death of John Sipe at Thurston
Special Correspondence from Thurston reports the death of John Sipe at 89 years, 11 months, and 23 days after years of suffering. Born January 18, 1814 in Germany, Sipe was a skilled mechanic and master workman. He died January 11 following residence with his daughter Mrs Nice in Lem, and was to be buried by Ivy Cadertaker Wather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurston
John Sipe
Germany
Funeral Procession Follows Remains To Mt Vernon Cemetery
On Monday January 13 at 11 a m services were held at the church by Rev Mr Ellis of the M E church at Springfield. A large attendance gathered despite bad weather and a large delegation followed the remains to Mt Vernon cemetery with over 20 carriages.
Whose Money Order Is It Editor Guard Statement
Olds Wortman King of Portland says on January 4 1908 it received a letter from a party in Eugene ordering goods with remittance but no signature prevents shipment or return. Parties who ordered goods about January 4 1908 should contact J L Page P M Portland promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olds
Deed Transfers Willamette Valley Company Property
A Willamette Valley Company deed filed at the county clerk transfers all property at Cottage Grove including the electric light and power plant, franchises and contracts to A Welch. The consideration listed is 25000 dollars. The mortgage held by the Mageeta Trust Company on the mentioned property is also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willamette Valley Company
Cottage Grove
A. Welch
P-Mageeta Trust Company
Married Couples Wed in Two Counties in 1903 1908
At the home of Harry D. Ryan near Junction City on January 13, 1908 Henry L. Ryan wed Miss Cora Tracer with Justice of the Peace Knox P Harpole officiating At the home of Jos Bradford near Elmira on January 12, 1903 Lee L Herschberger of Marion county married Miss Retta M Bradford of Elmira with Rev C C Curtis officiating They will reside in Marion county
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry D. Ryan
Junction City
Henry L. Ryan
Cora Tracer
Jos. Bradford
Elmira
Lee L. Herschberger
Marion County
Retta M. Bradford
C. C. Curtis
Marlon County
Advertised Letters in Eugene Post Office January 15 1908
List of uncalled letters remaining at the Eugene post office for the week ending January 15 1908 including Bert Bell Mra Blair Geo H Burnett Joe Davis Robi P Edwards Frank B Jackson Rosa Layne Mae Marshall Roy Shielda W Wallace W Wilcox Chas M Pane. Readers are instructed to request dale advert in PAGE P.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene, Or
Eugene
Bell
Bert FP. Blair
Mra
M. E. Burnett
Geo. H. Davis
Joe Edwards
Robi. P. Jackson
Frank B. Layne
Rosa. Marshall
Mae. Shielda
Roy. Wallace
W. W. Wilcox
Chas
M. Pane
Dale
County Court Names Road Supervisors for Districts
County court appoints road supervisors for the year across eighty one districts. The list names supervisors by district with names and post offices including Gip Pirtle Coburg L P Snapp Blue River Curtis Hayden Springfield R E E L Cady Mabel and many others across Oregon counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Commissioners’ Court
Gip Pirtle
Coburg
L. P. Snapp
Blue River
Curtis Hayden
Springfield
Special Hop Growers Meeting Notice at Court House
A special Hop Growers Association meeting is set for 1 30 p m Saturday January 18 at the court house. All unsigned hop growers are urged to attend. President M Lenninger lists signed growers including Sperry & Bro Forester Cheshire Vitus Bushnell & Son Mensili & Stinson Davidson Dunn Co Danner Cartwright Rhodes Bron Boggs Brown Stevens Levinger Cheshire Huray Hughes Wilson Neilson Jensen Jensen Gomph Herbert Murphy Hochannner Stroda Cartwright Stroder Gosser Ayers Godtin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hop Growers Association
M. Leninger
J. Sperry & Bro
Wm. Forester
W. P. Cheshire
Bruno Vitus
J.C. Bushnell & Son
Mensili & Stinson
W. H. Davidson
F. B Dunn
E. R. Danner
J. R. Cartwright
Noah Rhodes
Miller Bron
Leon Boggs
E. K. Brown
M. Levinger
W. L. Cheshire
W. H. Huray
A. Hughes
J. M. Wilson
A. G. Neilson
Loren
Jensen
Jens P. Jensen
FE. H. Gomph
R. R. Herbert
J. M. Murphy
J. M Hoch
Anner
Robert Stroda
L. BR. Cartwright
Joseph Stroder
John Gosser
L. Ayers
E. M. Godtin
Banker Spencer Assaulted by George Park in Street
Last night banker Spencer president of the Merchants' bank was struck by George Park who was intoxicated as he walked with L. H. Potter. Park pleaded guilty to assault and battery, was fined 100 dollars, and asked Spencer for pardon as he left the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Merchants’ Bank
George Park
Hoffman House
L. H. Potter
Park
White
Dorris
George
Dor
Basket Social at Bailey School House
On January 10 at Bailey schoolhouse ladies hosted a basket social auctioneer J. H. Dunlap sold baskets to the highest bidders. A fine supper followed and the evening ended with socializing and music from a graphophone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey School
Bailey
J. H. Dunlap
Woolwine Bound Over To Court In Statutory Charge
Clyde Woolwine about 20 was arrested by Constable Plank on a statutory charge filed by Mrs. E Gerschack related to Hattie Chapman who attempted self harm. Woolwine waived examination before Judge Bryson and bound over to circuit court in 600 bond, which he cannot post. J M Pipes is his attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Woolwine
Plank
E. Gerschack
Hattie Chapman
Woolwine
Petaluma Incubators and Local News Mix
Incubator and brooders advertised for poultry ventures with Petaluma models in stock. A juvenile court petition seeks delinquent status for Hattie Chapman after a failed suicide attempt by carbolic acid. Obituaries note Frank Coppernoll’s death at Elgin. Local notices include Hickory Bark Cough Remedy ads and a Marion county temperance convention summary. Dr. Lowe to test eyes in Eugene next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe
Eugene
Annual Meeting of First National Bank Directors
The First National Bank of Eugene held its annual directors meeting last night. Directors and officers were re elected and plans discussed for adding a second story to the bank complex. The bank purchased the adjacent brick building and aims to occupy both structures’ first floors, with architect selection pending for summer work. The past year was noted as prosperous in the bank’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Eugene
Bank Building
Jr W
Bank
Y P C E Committees Appointed For State Convention
The general committee on agents for the Y P C E state convention to be held in February 2023 has appointed sub committees Finance headed by C A McClain and W A Greseman with members. Entertainment led by H A Scullen and others. Reception chaired by Mae Bradley and William Irwin. Decorations including Miss Myrtle Bell Ellen Loomis and Mary Weber. Press led by W A Dill with Professor Terrill as chairman, replacing him with C A Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. P
C. A. McClain
Treasuer
W. A. Greseman
F. A. Tri
A. C. Marsters
H.A. Scullen
Pearl McMahon
Percy McDonald
Mae Bradley
Wi Ham Irwin
Alfred Sculles
Mars Pettis
Myrtle Bell
Ellen Loomis
Mary Weber
Mr. Childers
W. A. Dill
Professor Terrill
C. A. Steele
Make the Stomach Work With Mi o Na Tablets Ad
An advertisement urges readers to treat a weak stomach by making its muscles work with Mi o Na stomach tablets rather than dieting or fussing. It promotes a 50 cent box with Hull's guarantee of money back and claims relief from indigestion heartburn and gas. A court filing notes an appeal undertaken to the supreme court of the Gue liquor case decided against the city by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Fa of
Gue
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. H. Friendly
Willamette St
Chambers Hardware CO
Eugene Loon
Savings Bank
W. Osburn
W. W. Brown
G. A R
Johnson
PDI
EE. L. Cady
Mabel
E. M. Duryee
Springfield RK
G. D. Coryell
Panther
Elmer McBee
O. A. McMahon
Jesse Wallace
Jasper
H. C. Wheeler
Pleasant Hill
M. C. Doyle
Creswell
E. T. Templeton
Dexter
Edgar King
Saginaw
Chrisman
Corona
Corona. 15.—G. C. Brown, Cottage Grove.6.—H. C. Combs, London. 17.—Geo. W. Keer
Wildwood
Armdy King
McKenzie Bridge
Karl Walker
Hazel Dell
W. B. Goodman
Lowell
A. W. Schwering
H. A. Millett
Ernest Nelson
Winberry
E. K. Chapman
Lorane
Joe Gates
Crow
A. C. Ellis
Goshen
Joe Gimple
John Jeans
John A. Lawrence
Junction
Geo. Smith
Welby Stevens
I. N. Dresser
Walker
Ed Schwering
Walterville
E. Walker
Thomas Szukal
Frank Blair
Fall Creek
W. H. Larimer
B. Maybew
Vida
Wm. Dodd
P. F. Davis
Joel McCornack
Marcola
Arthur Austin
Alene
F. J. Hard
Bohemia
Samuel Butler
Rufus Robinson
Eugene R. F. Dd
L. B. Rossman
Alva Harrington
Loruue
W. R. Hardy
Morris Johnson
Mound
John Jenkins Craw
Charles Conner
Curtis Veatch
John F. Volgamore
E. Carlile
Martin Noffsinger
Florence
Charles Swageart
A. D. Hileman
Lorana
Bug Truat
Custis Neet
B. Wheeler
Seaburg
G. W. Prindle
Alpha
Wallter ‘Baker
Loren Edwards
Sentenge
Goodman
Frank EB. Goodman
Perris
Surenas
Ris
Pennsylvania
Hull
Red Cross Drug Store
W. C. T. U. Halk
Salem
Good Templars
W. Co. T.U
Prohibitionists
Anti-Saloon Leaguers
W. J. Coppernoll
Frank Coppernoll
Elgin
Levi Strauss & Co
First National Bank Directors
Stete “ Woodward, Clarke
Porel
Chis
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