City News Roundup From Wednesday’s Tallied Visits
J W Reed arrives from Blue River mines and several locals travel for business or leisure including Professor Joseph Schafer to Albury, Morris Schwarzschild home from Portland, Lola May Smith back to Junction, Wallis duo returned from Seattle, John Hrookmayer from Mohawk, J H Cummings from Blue River on business, F J Hard from Bohemia mines, J F Gates to Portland and Seattle for a week, Co L Smith arriving from Gridley, architect Jon Hunzicker heading to Tsiltcoos Lake for an outing, Warnock home from Martin Springs Idaho, Raleigh Roney from Gordon, Auben bound for Seattle exposition, P Houston from Junction City in Eugene, Daisy and Violet Gilbert back from Albany, F E Goodeman back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Reed
Blue River
Joseph Schafer
Albury
Morris Schwarzschild
Portland
Lola May Smith
Junction
M. S. Wallis
Seattle
John Hrookmayer
Mohawk
J. H. Cummings
F. J. Hard
Bohemia Mines
J. F. Gates
Portland i
Co. L. Smith
Gridley
Cal
Jon Hunzicker
Siuslaw
Tsiltcoos Lake
J. W. Warnock
Martin Springs
Idaho
Raleigh Roney
Gorden
Jos Auben
Co. P. Houston
Junction City
Eugene Toley
Daisy
Violet Gilbert
Albany
F. E. Goouman
Quaker Oats Promoted for Strength and Endurance
A promotional article extols Quaker Oats as superior for strength and endurance compared with greasy foods. It cites experiments supporting oats as economical and healthful, noting two packaging sizes and popularity worldwide.
Eugene and Portland visitors and travelers listed
A long column notes residents and visitors from Eugene engaging in travel, visits, and business across Oregon and beyond. Names include H N Cockline Albany, W H Kay, Mrs Blair, Geo M Miller Seattle trip, M F Davidson Berkeley, Mrs H M B Atkinson Eau Claire, J A Smith Florence, S M Titus recovering, Rev Geo E McDonald Portland, F A Roses Farmington, W W Porter and P, Miss Mona Gardner Los Angeles, C E Hanson Eastern Washington trip, and others. The items describe arrivals, departures, and family visits across Eugene, Portland, McKenzie, Cottage Grove, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Blair
Eugene A. B. Church
Portland
A. C. Wiper
Bow Bells
N. D
A. G. Bogart
F. A. Roses
Farmington
Wash
E. M. Gardner
Mona Gardner
Los Angeles
Eugene
EB. P. Preble
Lane County
Greeley
Colo
Anne
R. A. Booth
Barbara
Yoncala
Hardy Howard
Roseburg
Roseburg Today To Visit With Mr. Howard
W. H. Abrams
Cottage Grove
James O'Farrell
Valley City
Father O'Farrell
Frank Muncell
Des Moines Jr
H. J. Reynolds
W. W. Porter
Mornir Montgomery
McKenzie
Theresa Jackson
McKenzie Bridge
L. Appleton
N. R. Gayard
A. A. Pearson
Joseph Matlock, Jr
Dearborn
R. H. Dearborn
Vira Stuart
Margaret
Myrtia Stuart
Baril Pryor
Alberta
Donna Tlems Special Correspondence Donna July 20
Donna reports after recent rain grainfields look better and will finish well. E James buys a new piano for home. Conley family shopped in Eugene. Zumwall visits Don na. Stafford family picked wild blackberries on Mill Creek trip. Farmers rehandling hay damaged by rain. Hammitt and Grace visit Farmington Washington. Dance at M W A hall popular. Longs from Eugene visit Donna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna
E. James
D. A. Conley
Eugene
E. Zumwall
F. Stafford
Mill Creek
F. Hammitt
Grace
Farmington
Wash
M. W. A. Hall
L. Long
Mrs Bessie Hoagland Granted Divorce From Edward Hoagland
Mrs Bessie Hoagland was today granted a divorce from Edward Hoagland on the ground of desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Hoagland
Edward Hoagland
Judge confirms county court order on Baker estate appeal
Judge Harris today affirmed the county court order settling the C. H. Baker estate. An appeal had been taken from the final settlement order, sustaining the proceedings in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
County Court
C. H. Baker
Removal sale of milliner Mises Clara Hager near bank annex
Milliner Mises Clara Hager holds a removal sale ahead of moving to the new First National Bank annex on West Ninth Street around September 1. The sale previews her transition to the forthcoming location and aims to clear stock before the relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mises
Clara Hager
First National Bank
West Ninth Street
Marriage Licenses Issued To Five Local Couples
Marriage licenses were issued today to Willis W. Gildersleeve and Miss Alice A. Wheeler of Cottage Grove, Albert C. Thomson of Portland and Miss Ernestine Fisher of Eugene, Frank Wilson of Crescent City California and Miss Leonie Belle Powell of Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis W. Gildersleeve
Alice A. Wheeler
Cottage Grove
Albert C. Thomson
Portland
Ernestine Fisher
Eugene
Frank Wilson
Crescent City
Cal
Leonie Belle Powell
Drowning after collision on river waterfront tragedy
Diver Hugh Brady recovered a body from seven fathoms off the Awd street dock and found a piece of flesh from another body buried in river sands. Peter Lundfall’s corpse was later found nearby after a steamer Hustler collision with a launch owned by Gus Dawson. Coroner Norden will not hold an inquest. Eugene Lodge Eagles plan funeral services. Dawson fined $200 for unlit lights. captain exonerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ngbt
Hugh Bravy
Peter Lundfall
Awd Street
Corps of
Lundfall
Brady
Speier
Captain
Stemmer Hustler
Gus Dawson
Lundfal
Norden
Eugene Lodge
Eagles
Malcolm
Captain Campbell
Hustler
Dawson
Appraisers File Inventory of Mack Estate
S B Eakin P E Snodgrass and Henry Trump filed with the probate court their inventory of the estate of Henry L Mack deceased. The property was appraised at 1778.59 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Eakin
P. E. Snodgrass
Henry Trump
Henry L. Mack
Funeral Arrangements For Prague S Deitz In Eugene
The body of Prague S Deitz who died at Riverton Oregon yesterday arrived in Eugene today. The funeral will be held at the family home 685 East Eleventh Street tomorrow at 2 30 PM with interment in the J O O F cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague S. Deitz
Riverton
Eugene
East Eleventh Street
Double Program at Electric and Dream Land Theatres
Beginning today a double program runs at LECTRIC and DREAM LAND theatres with top factory fresh Biograph films. See The Necklace at Electric tonight and tomorrow praised as one of the best Biographs. Dream Land features two fine reels. Salesladies contest closes July 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lectric
Dreamland
Electric Theatre
Notice of dissolution of partnership in Eugene confectionery
On July 20 1909 the partnership between Otto Kauffman and Otto H Reichman at 501 Willamette St and 16 20 East Seventh St Eugene Oregon is dissolved Otto Kauffman becomes successor and may collect all claims and assume all debts He is authorized to receive accounts and settle the business noted in this dissolution document
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Kauffman
Eugene
Oregon
Wilamette St
East Seventh St
Otto H. Reichman
Lane's Family Medicine Herb Tea advertises relief for women
A period advertisement claims Lane's Family Medicine herb tea strengthens weak women and eases headaches and side aches. It emphasizes thoughtfulness from family and promotes the product as a simple natural remedy sold by druggists and dealers for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Handy Meat Market Roasts Beef at Eight Cents Per Pound
Chutoe roasts of beef sold at eight cents per pound from first close fat cattle, killed properly, cooled and seasoned. It makes a difference. The Handy Meat Market at East and Willamette streets, just around the corner. Phone Red 4591.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handy Meat Market
Eath
Willamette Streets
A Tos of Rheumatism by Dr Snoop Promotion
A brief promotional notice for A Tos of Rheumatism by Dr Snoop of Racine Wisconsin. It invites readers to obtain the booklet and a free trial of Dr Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy for distressed sufferers nearby. Encourages helping a discouraged friend and asks dealers to carry the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snoop
Racine
Wis
Shoop
Weekly Eugene Market Notes Include Crops and Livestock
Portland July 22 market reports show wheat outlook strong as export demand grows, cattle tone firmer though cows remain abundant, hops trade uncertain, butter prices firm ahead of potential lift, and fruits and vegetables offered with varying regional prices. Port town summaries list dairy, grain, hay, and feeds with per ton and per bushel figures alongside livestock quotations for hogs, cattle, and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Paul Weldner
National Repeation
Detroit
Mich
Yambul
Commodity prices and terms for 1908 agricultural markets
The list details 1908 crop values for hops wool hides and tallow, with quality grades and percentages. It lists prices for chittim bark hides mohair butter cheese poultry grain and feed barley wheat and other commodities, noting regional breakdowns Willamette Valley and Eastern Oregon quotes, and Portland delivery terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willamette Valley
Oregon
Portland
Young Americas
Nour
Basket Social at Middle Park School District
Special correspondence from Lowell reports a successful basket social at the Old Log School House on July 17. Twelve baskets sold from $2.25 to $14.25, total receipts $53.25 to fund materials for a new schoolhouse. Local parents urged to match the enthusiasm for school. A. McKay, W. E. McKay, and C H. McKay filed suit in the circuit court against George Hillegas for $362.50 in a real estate dispute. Woodcock & Potter and J. M. Pipes represent the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Middle Park
A. McKay
W. E. McKay
C H. McKay
Eircuit Court
George Hillegas
Woodcock & Potter
J. M. Pipes
Mies Lela May Horn Died Near Coburg Portland Girl
Miss Lela May Horn died July 20 1909 at her uncle and aunt J Taylor home near Coburg She was 21 born and raised in Eugene daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerry Horn of Portland and known for elocution talent Her health failed and she stayed on the Colture farm with relatives The funeral is set for Thursday at 10 30 am at the Episcopal church with interment in the O O F cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Hanson
Washington
C. H. Shumate
Palo Alto
Cal
Eugene
J. W. Shumate
N. Keiler
Portland
Seiser’s
Frakes
W. G. Boney
Moberly
B. Bew
Wm Hempy
Harington
Harrington- Shaw Timber Co
Duluth
Minn
PF. A. Reid
C. R. Reid
Minnie Chambers
Marie Jones
Independence
Optician Dr Lowe to Visit Eugene July 29 30
Dr Lowe, an optician, will be in Eugene on July 29 and 30 offering eye care services and fittings. The visit supports local residents seeking eyewear consultations and adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Lowe
Eugene
Oak Wood Order Urged as Rain Halts Shipments
Oak Wood suppliers warn customers to place orders now before mountain shipments cease with the onset of rain. Williams Transfer Co. urges prompt calls to Main 651-2171 to secure wood before unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Transfer CO
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Wonderful Values
Batiste
S. H. Friendly
Willamette St
City News
Lcxe
Closset & Devers
Portland, Ore
H. N. Cockline
W. H. Kay
Donna Tlems
Moheir
Chittimbark
Wool— Te
Pealiry
Kage
Pte
Ekgege
Perdoren
New Timothy
Florida
California
Bell
Walla Walla
Lée
Midle Pork School
Bante
Hood
A. J. Hucas
Reet
Fontain
Pepa
Watts Jewelry Co
Willamete
FE. T. Condon's
Market
Corner Oak
Park Streets
Yuran
Epecial
Gabe
Svarverud
Jell-O
Smith
Dreams Park
Smith Airest
Frank SO Smith
Chichester
Gilits Raf
Eugene Loan and Savings
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