Antars Feast and Field Day at Brafford's Grove
In Eugene the Antiars held a weekend recreation at Brafford's grove on the Mohawk with men from Junction City Springfield and Coburg. A long picnic featured a roast barbecue vigorous games a tug of war and a water relay. Spectators joined in as members shed clothing staged races and stunts while Dr White and Chris Marks led tug teams.
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Menbera
Order of the Antiars
Eugene
Brafford’s Grove
Junction City
Springfield
Coburg
Larry Filet
Frank Smith
Dave Craham
Dr. White
Chris Marks
Akill
Marka
Marks
Promine
Southern Pacific
H. Jenkins
Train cars described in fragile 19th century repair note
An extract notes three newly refurbished passenger couches and a baggage car. The cabin spaces are described as aleel-jacketed, with the event or brace dated at 7 o'clock during a greve.
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A. J. Gillette
Weddings in Oregon 1910 1919 Chronology at Eugene and Surrounds
A sequence of marriage notices from Eugene area locals documents ceremonies and planned residencies. Rex Vancall wed Misa Agnes Lyndall near Woodburn. William H Ward married Olive C Ralston in Eugene with County Judge Thompson officiating. Emil E Riek wed Pauline Reimann near Crow. Louis Severn’s infant son noted near Junction City. Robert Prouts of Monroe married Mary F Carson near Spencer Creek. John J Gilbert of Pendleton wed Henalo Hayley of Eugene. Lottle Wooley and George M Scott married at Eugene with Wooley officiating. families dine in, couple to reside in Cottage Grove. The piece notes gifts and limited attendance.
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Court House
Eugene
William H. Ward
Mra
Olive C. Ralston
Hermun W. Thompson
Spencer Creek Country
Robert Prouts
Monroe
Mary F. Carson
C. A. Wooley
Lottle M. Wooley
George M. Scott
Cottage Grove
Hey
O. C. Wooley
L. F. Wooley
Codttage Grove
Portland
Deaths in Oregon: Typhoid Claimed Bertie James Age 12
Died at Marcola on July 6 1910 Bertie Bryan James aged 12 years four days from typhoid fever. Funeral held today with interment in Baxter cemetery. James P Hamilton who lived with his sister Mrs David Thomson of Eugene died July 7 1910 at Oregon City from dropsy. Interment in Mountain View cemetery potters field in Oregon City.
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Marcola
Bertie Bryan James
Baxter
James P. Hamilton
David Thomson
Eugene
Oregon City
Mr. Hamilton
Clackamas County
Potters Field
Mountain View
State Rifle Shout At Clackamas
A July 12 report from Clackamas Oregon notes Sergeant A A Schwartz of Company K Third Infantry Portland won the Butterfield trophy and state skirmish championship with strong Eugene performances and officers elected for the Oregon State Rifle Association including Major C C Hammond and General W E Frsner. The article praises high scores and a potential strong state team for upcoming National matches.
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Daily Guard
Clackamas
A. A. Schwartz
Third Infantry
Portland
Eh. L. Perdew
Eugene
C. Abrams
Co. M
Salem
National Rifle Association
W. W. McCornack
John Hubbard
Thomas N. Dunbar
Jas, Jackson
L. A. Bowman
Eugene Building and Loan Association First Annual Meet
The Eugene Building and Loan Association held its first annual meeting electing W. A. Bell R. Rae J. M. Williams H. F. Meredorf and C. F. Littlefield to the board. Fisher and Svarverud left the old board. An auditing committee of C. W. Iddings E. Dorr and E. E. Mink was named. Fifty thousand dollars in stock has been subscribed and about 60 stockholders are enrolled with a permanent footing planned.
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Eugene Building & Loan Association
W. A. Bell
R. Rae
J. M. Williams
H. F. Meredorf
C. F. Littlefield
Messrs. Fisher
Svarverud
C. W. Iddings
E. Dorr
E. E. Mink
Albany Personal: Eugenettes and travelers pass through
Mrs H L Studley and daughter with the Eugenettes head to Newport for a beach stay. L R Gilbert in khaki leaves for Clackamas to join the state rifle shoot. Hon Marion Wilkins and family from Eugene travel to Newport for sea air. Cr J Barhite from Eugene misses his train, stays in Albany to admire the city’s growth prospects. He urges building more houses to accommodate newcomers.
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Albany Herald
H. L. Studley
Newport
L. R. Gilbert
Clackamas
Marion Wilkins
Eugene
Cr. J. Barhite
Albany
Herald
Board adopts by law amendment on paid-up stock
The meeting adopted an amendment to the by-laws providing for paid-up stock to investors. The new board of directors will meet Thursday night and Secretary McAllister and Treasurer Potter are expected to be re elected.
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McAllister
Potter
Swimming Contest at the Y M C A Results
The Y M C A swimming contest lists Bell as winner in multiple events. Bell dominates 20 yard, 15 yard breast, and back races while Branstetter, Williams, Northrop, and Pennington place in various disciplines.
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Bell
Williams
Northrop
Bell Mist
Koepke
Willams
Hammond
Branstetter
Pennington
Stiles
Wagers
Grider
Vickers
DeBar
Cars to run every half hour on new College Hill loop
Manager OConnor announced the schedule for the College Hill loop with cars running every half hour by week’s end or next Monday. Track work delays remain as trolley wire stringing continues and poles are installed along the line.
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New College Hill
College Hill
O'Connor
Springfield Run
Willamette Street
Fifth Street
Sweet pea fair draws crowds at Cottage Grove visit
Mrs. E. E. Ehrhardt and Mrs. D. A. Paine drove to Cottage Grove and back in an auto yesterday. They attended the sweet pea fair and called it a great success with many exhibitors. A notable feature was a lady's hat made from the flowers. Roads were reported in good condition.
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E. E. Ehrhardt
D. A. Paine
Cottage Grove
Worthless check man sought by officers
W E Goulding, a transient, is wanted on a charge of issuing worthless checks. Thos J Stacey, traveling with him, swore out a warrant. Goulding allegedly passed a 5 check in Portland and a spurious one in Cottage Grove, then disappeared after boarding a train toward Comstock. Sheriff Bown has issued a warrant and alerted officers south of here.
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W. E. Goulding
Thos. J. Stacey
Goulding
Eugene
Stacey
Bank of Portland
Cottage Grove
Comstock
Sheriff Bown
Here
Explorer Cook Located Once More
New York reports Dr. Robert N. Keeley of Philadelphia returning from South America with a photograph of polar explorer Frederick Cook. Keeley says Cook avoids Americans, lives in the Chilean Andes at 12 800 feet, and did not allow an interview.
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New York
South America
Frederick Cook
Robert N. Keeley
Philadelphia
Dr. Cook
Keeley
Cook
Cumbre
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Aip
Roberts
Littlefield
Welldiethn Cile
Burnham Hyland
Reek
Fats
Spectatora
Straggiera
Iman
Woodburn
Rex Vancall
Misa Agnes Lyndall
Henrietta Rick
Crow
Emil E. Riek
Mies Pauline Reimann
Mev. C. C
Louis Hulin
Louis Severn
Pendleton
John J. Gilbert
Henalo Hayley
Chas. H. Gilbert
Building and Loan Association Meeting
Guard
Willams & Boon
Coc
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Explorer Cook
Campbell-Fellman Co.'s
Campbell-Fellman Co
Lowell
Lowell A
Lowell Meadows
Emma Roth
East 3Rd St
Keeney-Hyland Realty Co
Eagles
Eugene, Oregon
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