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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1910
Page
4
Local Socials and Visitors Attend Eugene Scene
A flood of visitors and residents travel through Eugene today. Frider's Daily Guard notes names from Marcola to Portland, Cottage Grove to Creswell, plus university figures and officials visiting for events, sermons, and debates. Highlights include Prof. Powers and Oregon–Utah debate judges arrival and many short trips through the area.
Local residents take brisk travel on Monday
Dr J W Ford left for points north this afternoon while R M Perry arrived from Creswell. W W Chessman also departed for points north. W S Hidden traveled to Portland on business and D J Stamp rode as a stage passenger to Florence. George Kinsey went to Saginaw on business and J T Bell headed for points north. F J Hard made a flying trip to Cottage Grove this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Guard
J. W. Ford
Points North
R. M. Perry
Creswell
W. W. Chessman
W.S. Hidden
Portland
D. J. Stamp
Florence
George Kinsey
Saginaw
J. T. Bell
F. J. Hard
Cottage Grove
Eugene Daily Notables and Travel in Oregon Cities
Eugene residents report a busy day with ministers from Portland and Cottage Grove visiting on business. Attendees include J C Johnson from Cottage Grove and Rev W T Jordan hosting in Eugene. Travelers Lillian Maxon, Otho Roberts, Bert Vincent, and G E Spaulding of Vida are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father O'Farrel
Portland
George
Klamath
Eugene
L. Hue
Oakland
J. C. Johnson
Cottage Grove
D. EB
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Wm. L. McFarland
Otho Roberts
Bert Vincent
J Keffer
Barbour Ranch
Walton
M. T. Howard
Rice Lake
Wis
Constable Plank
Harry W. Clarke
Points North
Lillian Maxon
Harrisburg
J. G. Kelsey
Joseph Litech
Fay
Oklahoma
M. W. Carman
Geo. O Knowles
Disston
W. T. Jordan
C. C. Wright
A. BE. Wheeler
Emporia
Kansas
W. H. Wheeler
Hastings
Mildred Barnard
Medford
Watts Buys Eugene Real Estate In Growth Move
L R Watts, member of Utah Construction Co building the Southern Pacific Natron Kl amath line, has purchased a quarter block at East Thirteenth and High streets in Eugene. He plans bungalows or apartments on the Bushnell property and will relocate here, signaling faith in Eugene’s future. Wattis recently bought a Eugene residence and expects the southern rail project to spur a large city here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. McLaughlin
Milwaukie
Bay Center
Wash
Jas. W. Carman
Springfield
California
A. P. Hoey
Harriman
H. C. Perkins
Grants Pass
Perle Miller
Wallace R. Struble
Clara Gard
J. K. Weatherford
Albany
Mesdames Sophronia Jessup
A. E. Strang
Salem
Frederick Dunn
Wm. Taylor
Ellensburg
Washington
Eugene
James Taylor
Medford
J. W. Hatfield
Georgine Ransom
M. C. Thomas
Alaska
Creswell
Robi. O. Brady
J. N. Fogerty
8. P
C. V. Frazer
Kathyine Forbes
City
Eugene Theatre
L. R. Wattle
Utah Construction Co
Southern Pacific Co
Natron-Klamath
Wattis
Bouthero Pacific
R. J. Holmes
C. L. St
Chas. H. Fisher
Portland
Russell Cattlin
Salema
Gamma Phi Beta Soriety
Artie Gardner
Lebanon
Robt
Nelson
E. A. Bean
Misa Velma Meyers
Lanna Burr
Drain
Ray
Smith
Mra. S. C. Stone
Mra. O. J. Hull
McClanahan
Walla Walla
M. F. Palmer
Bellingham
Hiram Palmer
John Goodhall
Seattle
K. Foster
Bert Orr
H. W. Grimes
J. R. Goodwin
Granite
Idaho
T. A. Hurd
A. L. Lovelace
Agenta
Equitable Savings Association
Oregonian
J. W. Shumate
Oregon
D. C. Freeman
Commercial Club
Tame Wolf Killed In Eugene on Brown Across World Trek
William Brown of St Johns Newfoundland traveling with four dogs and a tame wolf was in Eugene. The wolf was killed by a local physician who mistook it for a wild animal. Brown planned to continue to Los Angeles with the remaining dog and other companions evident in Eugene. Nearby notices detail local residents in town on various visits and business, including committee members and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brown
St Johns
N. F
Brown
Eugene
Los Angeles
Albany
West Ninth
Lincoln Street
Ety
Residency and travel notes from Eugene area visitors
A local Eugene column lists numerous travelers and residents returning from trips or heading to destinations such as Portland, Edmonton, Hood River, and Grants Pass. Names include J W Shumete, Judge B O Potter, W Heckart, EOL Awbrey, M Cooper, L G Haulin, WW Cheesman, Rev Robert Booth, How ht A Booth, Ralph Smith, J B Heaton, Al Mayo, Nellie Niabeth, William Dexter, Co P Devereaux, E M Trowermoan, Cowley Alberta, Dr Berrizo, N Plank family, W F P Laraway, Seth E Laraway, and J O PMooth, with towns like Tacoma, Eugene, Portland, Roweurg, Dexter, Edmonton, and Albany referenced. The note also mentions a duck hunt and a brief visit to the fortower area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Shumete
Portland
BO. Potter
Nalets
Heckart
Eol Awbrey
M. Cooper
Sirlein
Leonard Brown
L. G. Haulin
Cheesman
Robert Booth
Grants Pass
A. Booth Ralph Smith
Edmonton
Alberta
J. B. Heaton
Roweburg
al Mayo
Dexter
Eugene
Oregonian
F. J. Kerger
A .B. Jepp
Lenox
Roseburg News
H Rebert Ooth
Henry Hoeth
Grants
Fortwer
Oridge
J. O Pmooth
Ex-Banker Walsh Begins Five Year Federal Term
Leavenworth Kansas January 19 John R R Walsh the convicted Chi nto banker arrived at the federal penitentiary at 12 06 today and began serving a sentence of five years His convict number is 6544 cation shows as 0 6864 in the text
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kas
John RR. Walsh
Federal Penitentiary
Mystery manag er of Mohawk Dramatic Club returns
Eugene Business college student Herbert Hill visits Donna Ray Stafford as she recovers. Mohawk Dramatic Club, formed by James Douglas, traveled from Wendling and Marcola after performances. Douglas, posing as English lord’s son, ran a show at Christmas and disappeared with about $50, sparking local curiosity and speculation about a possible return to clear the matter. Prevention candy tablets advertised as cold cure. Edward Cluer purchases Blair Street lot for $400 with plans to build later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hill
Eugene
Donna Ray Stafford
Mohawk Dramatic Club
James Douglas
Wendling
Marcola
M. W. A. Hall
Thurston County Health Officer Rules Out Smallpox
Dr J W Harris county health officer said there is no smallpox in the Gray family at Thurston as reported yesterday to the Guard. He examined the ferry ward members and found only one without eruption, and it was not smallpox. He stated Thurston residents are unduly exerted over nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Harris
Gray
Thurston
Farry Pid
Perry Davis Painkiler advertises inexpensive relief
For sore throat and sudden cold and coughs no remedy is found more powerful than Perry Davis Painkiler. It claims to cure rheumatism burns bruises wounds and many ailments, offered at 35 cents for a large bottle with other sizes at 25 and 5 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Davis
Johnson Backs Roosevelt as Referee for Championship
New York January 17 Jack Johnson endorses former President Theodore Roosevelt as referee for the upcoming championship bout. He argues Roosevelt would be a fair authority with experience and steady judgment, and urges the club to secure his services to ensure a fair decision and restore public confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack Johnson
Coleone Roosevelt Fa
Herve
Hoorevelt
Orl
Selng
Jack Jounbon
Collapse of School House Kills and Injures Five
A roof collapse at a public school building on January 19 in Coffepe le ka district killed one person and injured four others. Rescue crews worked through the debris as authorities began investigations into the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milsing
Acd
Sing & Penile
Stomach Relief Pills Claim Quick Digestion Fix
An ad pitches Miers stomach tablets as rapid relief for indigestion and related symptoms. It promises five minute relief and two weeks of regular use to transform a tired stomach, claiming improved appetite, energy, and overall digestion. A money back guarantee is offered and the product is sold by druggists and Red Cross Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miona Stottach
Droggista
Red Croce Drug Company
Footh
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S. H. Friendly
Dent
S H. Friendly
Willamette St
Frider’s Daily Guard
F. Hawkins
Natron
S. G. Spicer
M. B. Gyur
Manchester
Vermont
Joseph Pironi
Chas. Cochran
George J. Fanning
John N. Lindsay
L. H. Moorehouse
Jasper
John Yarnell
J. W. Dickerson
Junction City
Amelia Miller
W. E. Moses
U. of O
Laura Burr
P. H. Kylle
Blue River
Earl Kilpatrick
Pleasant Hill
H. V. Johnson
Cora Schafer
D. C. Kelleme
Vancouver
O. Marsh
Lawton
Robt. C. Brady
Dorris Clark
Frieda Butterfield
University of Oregon
Ruby Baughman
G. E. King and Family
J. M. Powers
Wm. Wandell
Frankfort
South Dakota
A. F. Marshall
C. L. Starr
James Howe
Dallas
Cres
T. Br Grove
Sheriffont Grove
G. H
Pollock
A. C. Dixon
George Fisher
J. D. Whitrey
McMinnville
Beatrice Buoy
F. B. Sleeper
Buhl
William Cunningham
Pomona
Cal
E. P. McCornack
C. L. Monson
Ivan B. Rhodes
Emma Howard
Roseburg
Hardy Howard
R. D. Hetze
Corvallis
D. E. Yoran
Knights of Pythias
Alfred C. Schmitt
H. M. Crooks
Albany College
Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
Dodge
W. H. Fenton
F. C. Walters
Elmira
H. Friendly
Geo. A. Drury
Coburg
A. Youngreen
Radcliff
Chester Hemenway
Junction
EF. BE. Awbrey
Irving
Roberta Hawley
Dr. Ashby
Transitc
G. E. Spaulding
Vida
Eugene Jony
Warren L. DeLane
LR. Watts
Eugene Real Estate
Srown
Maen
St. Paul
Tacoma
Walsh
Donna
Edward Cluer
Blair Street
uFri
Roosevelt
Klamath Falle
Ono Srestenrat Caa
J. Taw Co
Sogros
USA
Golden West
Devers
Ore
Coast Lighting Co, Inc
Second Avenue
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