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Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1908

Page

9

Burglaries Reported In Eugene Sunday Night

Two Eugene homes were burglarized Sunday night including Rev. J M O Farrell at 712 Hilyard street and Robert B Spencer. Entry came via unlocked doors while occupants attended services. items stolen include money a revolver cuff buttons a field glass cash and food. Chief Farrington investigates possible hobos as suspects with no clear lead.

Eugene J. M. O’farrell Robert B. Spencer Hilyard Street Harold May Father O'Farrell

Pioneer Alexander Eaton Dies After Long Life in Oregon

Alexander Eaton died last night at his granddaughter’s home in Portland due to old age. He was born in Tennessee and crossed to Oregon in 1852 with his wife Miss Fannie Caton. The couple settled near Creswell in Lane County, where Eaton aided settlers during Rogue River Indian troubles and helped relocate tribes to the Siletz Reservation. He maintained hospitality toward locals and Indians, hunted with fox hounds, and was a Mason. He leaves three daughters, Mrs. G. W. Wilson of Portland, Mrs. J. C. Wilson of Goshen, and Mrs. Frasier J. Kelany of Falls City. His obsequies will be conducted by the Masonic order.

Alexander Eaton G. W. Wilson East 29Th St Creswell Lane County Mr. Eaton Tenessee Plains Oregon Fannie Caton Missouri Middle Fork Willamette River Willamette Valley Olney Siletz Wilamette Valley Oregon Territory Eaton Portland J. C. Wilson Goshen Frasier J. Kelany Fosall Portland Telegram

Lost Valley Notes From January 16 Community Update

Special correspondence from Lost Valley reports Charles a of North Fork ill and Charles Chandler attending services. Gold Dunton and Ennis Neet wed and moved toward matrimony. Rev D BE Baker leads revival meetings inviting all. In the armory delinquency court four Company C members fined for missing rifle practice. others excused. Donna notes Joshua McGee recovering, John Sparer recovering finger, J S Magindry visiting Eugene. Donna Telephone Co workers completed four-line system, Hammitt Bros. to start a sawmill soon.

Lost Valley Charles A North Fork Charles Chandler Dunn Dexter Gold Dunton Mies Ennis Neet D. BE. Baker Company C Donna Der Joshua McGee John Sparer Magindry Eugene Donna Telephone Company George Hil Hammitt Bros

Sheriff Fisk Will Not Seek Re nomination

Sheriff Fred Fisk announced he will not seek renomination this year. He has long considered retirement, noting he would likely be re-elected if he wished, given his last two election majorities. Fisk is serving his third term after being appointed in 1903 following the death of Sheriff Withers.

Fred Fisk Guard Fisk J. 8. Stiles W. J. Warnock Flek Ia W. W. Withers Elliott Lyons Withers

Edenvale Telephone Company Elects New Officers

Pleasant Hill January 16 Special Correspondence The Edenvale Telephone Company held its annual meeting on January 8 at the W O W hall electing J M Cornelius as president O J Warbinton as vice president Robert Baughman as secretary W H Shelley as treasurer and directors R E Williams A C Sherwood Truman Robinette The meeting will be moved to the Edenvale schoolhouse on the first Saturday in January for future years.

Pleasant Hill Edenvale Telephone Company W. O. W. Hall J. M. Cornelias O. J. Warbinton Robert Baughman W. H. Shelley R. E. Williams A. C. Sherwood Truman Robinette Edenvale

Plans for new planet operation tie to Donna saw mill

Report notes a planned venture near Donna to supply lumber at home reducing travel by 15 miles. It mentions Mr James McGee and family recovering from illness. Brothers resume work in a partially destroyed hop-yard, to be relocated to avoid flood impact.

Donna James McGee

Portland couple returns home to congratulations

At Portland on January 12 Dick Whitlow and Mrs. Kate Wiley of Eugene returned to the city last night and are now receiving congratulations from friends. They will reside on East Seventh street between Willamette and Oak.

Portland Dick Whitlow Kate Wiley Eugene East Seventh Street Willamette and Oak

Winter Socials and Missing Hunter Found Near Franklin

Franklin January report notes mild mid January with no snow and lively gatherings at local barns. Henry Herbert, missing after Monday hunt near Franklin, was located late that evening. Fraternal Brotherhood leader F W Budrow arrives from Los Angeles to promote membership, with State Manager Taylor to initiate candidates. all members urged to attend tomorrow's meeting.

Franklin Smithfield Henry Herbert L. L. Smear's Fred Chas Chas, Lemley Charles Lemley J. A. Herbert Ben Bamford John Bamford W. P. Bryan Martin Grimsley Melvina Herbert Emma Richardson Jesse Henry Roy Herbert F. W. Budrow Fraternal Brotherhood Los Angeles Taylor

Pie Social at Rush Island School House

A pie social and party will be held at the Rush Island school house on Saturday night January 25. Ladies are asked to bring pies to be sold to the highest bidder. A good time is promised and everyone is invited. COMMITTEE.

Rush Island

Market Notes On West Coast Prices And Canneries

Market notes from San Francisco report rising meat and dairy prices amid tightening stocks, with creamery butter at 27 to 20 cents, ground alfalfa a valued staple, and milk cows selling in the East for 50 to 60 dollars. Potatoes remain pricey as Western shipping declines, while California canners secure a vast can supply with 300 million cans contracted for five years. Wool markets show dullness but a hopeful outlook. U.S. on-hand wood stocks compare 96,697,430 pounds to 98,035,950 pounds year over year. Continuous price pressures reflect broader inflation in dairy and meat sectors.

San Francisco Middle West Oregon Pacific Coast Arizona California California Fruit Canners’ Association American Can Company East New England United States American Wool and Cotton

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