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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1909
Page
4
Frank H. Buck and his wife arrived from San Francisco. Buck serves as an official of the Booth-Kelly Lumber Company, suggesting a business visit or inspection tied to timber operations and regional industry ties.
The State of Oregon v William R Walker former county clerk of Late county faces a second degree murder charge in the Lang killing at Walkers hopyard. Jury selection began this morning but remains incomplete as many jurors were challenged. The panel was exhausted and will be replenished after a recess.
At the bride’s mother home 866 Pearl street 10 30 this morning Edwin E Brown of Gatena I ll and Miss Cora A Devoe of the city wed in a small ceremony attended only by close relatives The couple will travel to Newport then Galena to settle in their new home The bride a noted Lane county school teacher The groom an Illinois Central railroad engineer Also tonight the Bell theatre hosts a baby contest voting drive and a note on Mexico's rubber prices marked a recent change.
Unity June 29 Rev Pres ton preached to a large audience in morning and evening services. Dinner on the grounds fostered a friendly social time. Letcher Holbrook and wife traveled through the area en route to Creswell to visit John Holbrook and family on their honeymoon. Miss Addie Edwards visited Creswell to spend time with John Holbrook and family. Crops suffer from dry weather as Hyland and Mr Haight of Albany circulated Spaulding vehicles in the area.
Irving Grange met in its new hall for the first time on Friday June 2. Attendance was good and members praised the pleasant quarters. The program included talks on farming topics a humorous farm life piece by Bert Ward and music by Paul Zumwalt L. Zumwalt and others.
In Florence echoes from the West district report the annual echo meeting elected William Kyle as director over W R Hollenbeck. The Alder Ridge spring term ends next week and Clear Lake School opens with Miss Grace Goodwin guiding. Preparations are underway for a plents event at the North Fork portage on July 2.
An old advertisement urges mothers to use Mother Gray's Sweet Powder for Children to treat colds fevers teething disorders and stomach troubles. It promises fast relief and offers a free trial package mailed from Allen Olmsted Le Roy New York to interested mothers.
A Busy social scene is noted with visits and gatherings around Enterprise. Names include Mise Maude Gribts, Mine Jewell Lord, Verena Schwarser, and others visiting relatives in Eugene, Dexter, Goshen, and Lathor. Also reported are new business openings, a livery company feed service, a health advertisement touting Dr Shoop restorative tonic, and upcoming local horse races and concerts. Marriage licenses issued for Oscar Litsinger and Mary Baker, C Bean and Anna Hammitt, Wyman Ree and Lillie Neal.
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