Mrs Robertson to Depart After Weeks in Eugene
Honolulu visitor Mrs Robertson leaves for home in a day or so, after weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs E A Smith. Guests hosted ties with Mrs Smith and Mrs L L Whitson hosted a silver tea. A Rhoda Kahn Club dinner and several showers are noted, with wedding plans for Miss Margie Young and Archie Knowles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Sheldon
S. Freeland
Geo
T. Hall, Sr
F. W. Osporn
John Straub
F. J. Hard
I. M. Glen
George M. Miller
Emmons
James F. Robin
Geo. O'B. DeBar
Jack Willoughby
Calvin Hanna
Herborn
M. EB. Watson
F— Wiz
Watson
Rhoda Kahn Club
University
Catherine Watson
Miss Hawk
Messrs
Ian, Watson
Austin
Farrington
Per Jamison
Sam Robinson
Will
A. T. Corkerline
Sonshine Club
C. M. Bispass
Emma Johnson
W. G. Gilstrap
Stby Kuykendall Smith
Winnifred Cockertine
Margie Young
Archie Knowles
C. H. Young
O. C. Wright
Charlotte Young
Silas Knowles
Florence Andrews
Minnesota
Elizabeth Howe
Nancy Pollock
Harris-Wison wedding at Christian church
Miss Vera Margarete Wilson became Mrs. Harris after a June 2 ceremony at Christian church. Rev H N Mount officiated the ring service, with bridesmaid Miss Belle Van Duyn and ushers F A Tripp A W Livermore R C Gray and Charles Watts. The couple reside at 538 Jefferson street after July 1 and are welcomed by relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle van Duyn
R. C. Gray
Charles Watts
J. H. Shortridge
L. C. Martin
Chester Thompson Freed From Asylum
Chester Thompson walked out of the county jail a free man at 5 30 PM after Judge Snell granted withdrawal of an appeal to the supreme court from a jury verdict declaring him sane and safe to be at large. His father and brother accompanied him as they planned a trip first to Steilacoom then to California and Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Chester Thompson
Snell
Superior Court
Ebert
Rowland
Supreme Court
Thompson
Chester
Mr. Thompson
Steilacoom
California
Florida
Oregon newcomers build substantial home in Gross addition
Mr and Mrs J S Moore and family, recently arrived, express satisfaction with their move to the city by building a substantial residence on their lot in the Gross addition and installing a handsome Story and Clark piano from Stevens and Hulin Plano House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Moore
Fam
Stevens & Hulin
Plano
Howse
Jowit
Timber Sale Notice for Lane County Residents
Lane County residents are invited to submit bids with prescriptions estimates and price for timber sale parcels. Interested parties should mail details to Box 541 Eugene Oregon by the date Jy 1 W.
Hickory Bark Cough Remedy Advertised by Local Drug Firm
Grandmothers of old Dutch Dankard families in Western Pennsylvania claim a century of use for Hickory Bark Cough Remedy. It is promoted as pure and the best cough remedy available, with sales through Red Cross Drug Company and other dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Red Cross Drug Company
Estate appraisers report $1700 in N. Wheeler estate property
E A Wheeler A D Liowns and M F Babcock appraisers reported to the probate court today that property belonging to the N Wheeler estate is valued at 1700 dollars. Also advertised is Hickory Bark Cough Remedy, a pure sure cure for lung troubles, coughs and sore throat, sold by Hell's Red Cross Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Wheeler
A. D. Liowns
M. F. Babcock
N. Wheeler
Hell's Red Cross Drug Store
Tiret Clasa
Timber land wanted in Lane county seeks descriptions
Parties owning timber land in Lane County are requested to send a description, estimate, and price to Box 541 in Eugene Oregon. This notice calls for interested sellers to submit details for potential sale discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane County
Eugene
Ore
Eugene, Or
War Over Cantaloupe Pickers Sparks Tensions in Imperial
In Imperial California tensions rise between white and Japanese cantaloupe pickers as county officials struggle to restore order. At El Centro youths overturned a wagon carrying Japanese laborers and the team fled, while at Brawley some Japanese were removed from a wagon and threatened but unharmed. A labor surplus, with 5000 arriving in the month and 200 daily, feeds the unrest though officials expect the ripening crop to provide work for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial
Cal
el Centro
Brawley
Pioneer Residence Now Being Moved
The old residence linked to early Butterene history, built about 1852 by Pierce on the Lauer property, was moved in 1875 to Sixth and Willamette to serve as a dwelling before becoming Lake's marble shop. It is now being moved to James Sanford's lot on East Seventh Street between Willamette and Oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Lake
Sixth
Willamette
Cherry Bros
Buerene
Pierce
Lauer
Pf, IL
Chambers
Independence Creamery
Willamette Streets
Lake
James Sanford
Fast Seventh Street
Willamette and
Oak
Burglary Report from Junction City Store
Chief Farrington received a forenoon call reporting a Junction City store entered last night and robbed of considerable cutlery and several dollars in money. He warns of suspicious hobos as possible suspects, noting transients had lingered nearby. the exact store and ore entered were not learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrington
Junction City
Junction
Bingham and Hendershott to Wed at St Marys Church
Benjamin Stuart Bingham and Miss Idah Roselle Hendershott are to marry this afternoon at 4 o clock at St Marys Episcopal Church with Rev P K Hammond officiating. The couple, popular Eugene youths, will reside in Eugene after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Benjamin Stuart Bingham
Idah Roselle Hendershott
P. K. Hammond
Bingham
Eugene
Thurston Items Special Correspondence Thurston June 10
Thurston notes a local visit to Portland and returns from Eugene. Students finish winter study. a summer break begins. An annual school meeting June 16 may order a pen fence to raise scholarship. Strawberries are gathered on river hills. A mother’s illness improves. A Danks family mortality alters visitors. Edmleton and Nice families visit Thurstrot. Cloak rooms and a belfry are added to the schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurston
J. J. Totten
John Danks
John Danks, Jr
Ledburg
Eugene
Thuratrot
Portland Club Expedition Leaves for Eugene on Commencement Day
The Commercial Club committee planning the Portland excursion to Eugene on commencement day departed today by the noon train. They will meet with officials and Tom Richardson manager of the Portland Commercial Club tonight to discuss the situation. Members include Dr. D. A. Paine G. D. Lina W. M. Green C. B. Wil Yams and John H. Hartog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Eugene
8 Pofficiale
Tom Richardson
Portland Commercial Club
D. A. Paine
G. D. Lina
W. M. Green
Births and Deaths Report From Lane County May
Lane County Health Officer J W Harrins report shows 32 births and 17 deaths in May with five smallpox and five diphtheria cases. Among the deceased are 12 males and 5 females, deaths from pneumonia and other illnesses listed, including typhoid fever and puerperal fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane County
J. W. Harrin
Five Coast Athletes Named to Olympic Team
New York June list of American Olympians for London includes five Pacific coast regulars and one supplementary man. Selected are Forrent C. Smithson of Multnomah in high hurdles, A C Gilbert of Yale from Portland, Dan J. Kelly of Irish American AA from Bakersfield and Oregon, Ralph Rose of Olympic Club San Francisco in sprints and broad jump, and S H Bellah of Stanford in pole vault with F Miller of Stanford named for the 440 yard dash as coast supplementary. Andre Glarner is omitted from regulars and extras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
London
Pacific Coast
Andre Glarner
Olympic Club
Forrent C. Smithson
Multnomah Club
Portland
Oregon
A. C. Gilbert
Yale
Dan J. Kelly
Irish-American Athletic Club
Baker City
Oregon University
Bey
Ralph Rose
San Francisco
8. H. Bellah
Stanford University
F. Miller
Stanford
Pleasant Hill picnic a great success in pleasant weather
Special correspondence from Pleasant Hill notes a large orderly crowd at Saturday’s picnic with entertainment and refreshments exceeding expectations. Attendees included Miss Ruby Paughman from Blue River, Professor Sherwood and his brother Frank, and about 100 Eugene visitors led by President Campbell and his daughter. Other locals and visitors visited Kit Springs and Salt Creek surveyors arranged blacksmithing at Professor Hunter’s Corvallis station. The Moray night talk on farm topics drew an enthusiastic audience and farmers received recommendations for improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Ruby Paughman
Blue River
Sherwood
Brother Frank
Cascades
Eugene
Campbell
Mesdames McIntosh
Church
G. Hendricks
F. L. Chambers
John Shelley
P. N
Mesdames Waring
Martin
Kitson Springs
Salt Creek
Hunter
Corvallis
W. O. Wy
The Boundless Life and Hood's Sarsaparilla Praise
A period prose piece extols life’s vigor and irony of frail beings while praising Hood's Sarsaparilla as a medicine that strengthens the whole system and restores wellbeing for the weak and run-down. The ad voice stresses vitality and health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Pehnaind
Wreath of Mer s Tanks at Walterville
Walterville news notes the burial of Miaina Darks beside her infant son at Camp Creek cemetery after a June 8 service led by Rev Champie. The item mentions family mourners, floral tributes, and local attendances including Drs Bartle Scaife and Dr Johnson. It also covers community events and a new baby boy birth at the Jennings home and local medical updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walterville
Miaina Darks
Camj Creek
Camp Creek
Champie
Divinity School
Polley
Thurston
Chris
Brubaker
Frank Deadmond
Sturtevant
Hal Jennings
Grandpa
Trevor
Mr. Stacey
Unofficial Returns From Oregon Election Measures
Unofficial returns show Armory bill passing 25 831 to 40 885 against 15 054. Woman suffrage 25 670 for 42 975 against 17 216. Second fish bill 41 104 for 23 691 against 17 603. Reddy bill 28 240 for 37 233 against 9 92. Single tax 24 209 for 46 258 against 22 045. University appropriation 125000 yearly carried by about 2500 majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orecon
National Guard
Yea
Columbia River
Upper Columbia
Franklin Items from a Local Notice Page
Franklin notes report religious meetings at the Christian church led by Rev Fiamonte Asevengetfer and Rev Stevens with choir director. many couples converted. Local residents face illness but improving. Ted Lemley sells beef, J Bamford operates a sow barn. Crow picnic draws Franklin residents, some fishing activity noted. Various local names and events appear in fragmented form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Jane
Christian Church
Fiamonte Asevengetfer
Stevens
Ted Lemley
J. Bamford
Ernest
Oregon
Murthy
Ant Jobe
Lona
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M. Travis
Mott, Sam Davidson, Henio and
McKenzie
Lischen Miller
Engst
W. 8. Gilbert
Astoria
Martha, Chambera
Fred Chambers
Gilbert
Emma and
Nettle Chase
Alice Ross
Margery Gilbert
Mary
Ftasil Barker
Idah Hendershott
Vera Auten
W. W. Brown
Therese Jackson
Ida Patterson
Blanche Thurston
Mertie Alten
Nettle Kress
Fannie Milican
Belle Keeney
Fannie Zelgier
Mabel Simmons
MaeKinsey
Abel
Charles Freeland
Elbert Thral
Willard Hall
Katherine Ward Pope
University of Oregon School of Music
Villard Hall
Flowers
Alberta Campbell
Jessie Fariss
Louise Yoran
Rose
Lila Prosser
Ralph Dodson
Pope
Young Knowles
Dewitt’s
Ash
Drc
Palace of Sweets
Max Immerman
Midway St. Paul
Sroom
Rocha Green
Harrris
Wison
Earl Kilpatrick
A. C. Terrill
David Link
Frank Wetherbee
Archie Livermore
Robert McMurphey
Will Yaran
Pioneer
LAKES
S. S
SS. S
U. S
Swift Specistc CO
Atlanta
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