Real Estate Transfers and Court Notices Across Oregon
A sweeping list of real estate transfers and estate matters across Oregon counties includes Henry and Gertrude Denbart selling to Emma Wells, multiple lots and acres shifting among Goodman, Kay, and others, and mining claims dealing with Great Western Mining. The record covers guardianships, final accounts of estates, and numerous property deeds, plus marriage licenses and circuit court actions. Names recurring include Elleworths, Morse, Packard, and Shumate, with mentions of Florence, Junction City, and Springfield.
Cottage Grove Church Dedication Celebration
The Cottage Grove Christian church dedicated a new addition Sunday with Rev. J N Connell of Palouse delivering the sermon. The expansion cost 2200 raising seating capacity. 1100 was owed and 1185 raised at the meeting leaving a small balance. Pastor D E B Olson reports membership up 140 in six months for a total of 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Grove
J. N. Connell
Palouse
Wash
D. EB. Olson
In Memoriam Lester E Jordan Obituary Poem
In memory of Lester E Jordan who departed this life June 2 in Eugene Oregon. The poem laments a child’s death, questions why it happened, and offers parental grief and faith in heaven as the mother questions and slow acceptance grows. A friend signs the brief notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester E. Jordan
Lins
Eugene
Oregon
Earth
Paradise
Siuslaw Shipping Notes From Florence West item
Siuslaw shipping reports the schooner Oakland arriving in San Francisco after seven days at sea. Coquille, Corinthian and Mayflower towed out with lumber cargoes. The Rescue made a Yaquina run midweek and the Fescoe brought in three passengers en route to Coos Bay. Florence West, June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
San Francisco
Siuslaw
Coquille
Corinthian
Mayflower
Tue
Yaquick
Fescoe
Yaquina
Coos Bay
Florence West
Geard Printing Co Files Articles with County Clerk
The Geard Printing Co filed the articles of incorporation with the county clerk today. Principal officers are EL L Campbell, J R Campbell, and Charles H Fisher. Capital stock is 28 shares of 100 each, total 2800. Principal place of business is Evansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geard Printing Co
EL L. Campbell
RK Campbell
Charles H. Fisher
Jurors Chosen for June Term Circuit Court
Sheriff Fisk and Clerk E A Lee announce the jurors drawn for the June term of circuit court which convenes next Monday. The list includes farmers, real estate agents, a carpenter, a hotel keeper, merchants, and others from Junction, Cottage Grove, Blanton, Florence, Wendling and surrounding areas with names such as M B Stone J W Pollock A J Pickard Clark Stevens Horace Fisk Clayton Pops N J Moffitt and Fred Wright among the jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisk
E. A. Lee
Circuit Court
M. B. Stone
Linelaw
Loren Edwards
Junction
J. W. Pollock
Iaborer
Lugeve
A. J. Pickard
Stockman
Eugene
J. B. Hill
Clark Stevens
Spencer
H. H. Rath
Pleasant
A. H. Hinkson
Glentena
J. W. Gowdy
Cottage Grove
John Strome
John B. Kronebusch
Bailey
F. P. Wheeler
Thurston Goodpasture
Blanton
Wm. Blanton
Wm. W. Post
Lave
T. B. Anderson
Fairmount
E. Duckworth
Elmira
J. Duckworth
Camp Creek
Horace Fisk
Mapleton
Clayton Pops
Lake Creek
M. J
Harper
Janection
N. J. Moffitt
Fred Wright
Sagipaw
E. L. Gunn
Irving
Dexter Sparks
Blue River
B. Yancy
G. C. Millett
W. C. Renwick
Pleasant Hall
Charles F. Cox
Florence
D. B. Proctor
Richardson
J. E. Earnest
Wendling
Pioneer Woman Obituary Dies at 91 in Lane County
Mrs Abagail A Hemenway a Lane county pioneer died this forenoon at 11 o clock at her son Walacey Hemenways home 904 High street She would have been 92 on November 7 She came from Iowa in 1830 settling near Junction City and lived nearby since She leaves Volney Eugene Frank Hadleyville Ansel Goshen Dr Stacey M Klamath Agency Ellen Hawkins Dunty Funeral will be held tomorrow morning with services at Oak Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abagail A. Hemenway
Lane County
Walacey Hemenway
High Street
Plains
Iowa
Junction City
Volney
Eugene
Frank
Hadleyville
Ansel
Goshen
Stacey M
Klamath Agency
Ellen hHinskins
Dunty
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lumber business lively on Mohawk
Philip Workman of Mabel visited Eugene and reported a surge in Mohawk timber activity. He says the Southern Pacific Company is rushing a sawmill near Arnel at Marvola and preparing a second mill two miles away. Wendling and Hyland mills run at full capacity, with more mills likely to rise in coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Workman
Mabel
Mohawk Valley
Eugene
Southern Pacific Company
Arnel Place
Marvola
Workman
Mohawk
Trent
Second Hand Firms Merge In City Deal
Dogan and Miller have completed a purchase of the second-hand furniture business of Jennings and Edwards on Willamette street near Seventh. They will move their stock to the Jennings and Edwards premises and continue the business there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dogan & Miller
West Fignth
Charnelton
Maat
Jennings & Edwards
Mock
Willamette Street
Seventh
Dagwn & Miller
Born to J. M. Letam at Cot tage Shove
A birth notice reports the naming of a daughter born to J. M. Letam and his wife at Cot tage Shove on June 12. The text mentions Mekentorah and Sons for bay Shy Om aywy, puveys, ote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Letam
Eee
Mekentorah & Sons
Bay Shy OM Aywy
Puveys
City council hears business leaders on electric railway franchise
City officials, led by Mayor Wilkins, heard business figures urge immediate action on a proposed electric street railway franchise. Speakers included Professor John Straub and D K E Yoran of the Merchants Protective Association, with mixed views from R A Booth and others. Adjournment set for June 19. Also petitions on arc lights, street work, and fire apparatus discussed. donation resolutions pledge Civil War histories to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkins
John Straub
D. K E. Yoran
Merchant’s Protective Association
R. A. Booth
W. K. Scarborough
M. Svarverud
W. W. Calkins
Wiette Valley Co
Circuit Judge Nomination at Tenth District Submits Name
A nomination for a circuit judge in the Tenth judicial district is discussed as a successor to Supreme Judge Eakin, whose term ends July 1. The candidates include Thomas H. Cransford of Tarier, Mirer, and various locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cioverner Chamberlain
Supreme Judgedech
Eakin
Canidatia
Thomas HL Crasfornd
Tarier
Mirer
Uajen
Will Locate Blue River Road Without Delay
Efforts to locate a county road from Blue River City to the mines begin with a prepared legal petition to be signed by property owners along the route. A. S Powers leads the project under the Merchants Protective Association, with Glenn Powers circulating the petition. The plan is to use the Lucky Boy road as the path, extending to serve other mines, while viewers will assess damages and the county cannot buy the road outright due to title constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue River City
Blue River
A. S&s
Lucky Boy Company
Lucky Boy
Kelso Mining Co Incorporation Filed in Eugene
Articles of incorporation for Kel say Mining Co were filed with the county clerk. Incorporators are John W. Buoy Alberton Wood and C M Sherer. Capital stock 80000 with offices in Eugene. Objects include general mining and copper deposits near Creswell. Several Eugene men are involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelsay Mining Co
John W. Buoy
Alberton Wood
C. M. Sherer
Eugene
Creswell
Life Insurance Payments in Oregon by City Ranking
Fire insurance statistics for 1891 show Eugene receiving 215504 on death claims from standard old line companies. Portland, Astoria, Salem, Oregon City and Albany follow with varied payouts. The largest lump sums went to heirs of John S Sabin and to heirs of Judge C B Belinger and Elmer E Charman of Oregon City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Portland
Astoria
Salem
Oregon City
Albany
John S. Sabin
C. B. Bellinger
Elmer E.charman
Oregon
Alby
Long Distance Runaway Bird Traces Wild Yard Escape
A spirited mare used on Campbell & Walker hopyard escaped during cultivation, throwing two men from a wagon platform, dashing through vine rows and yard, and veering toward the river. A passerby halted her near a dangerous rock revetment shadows, the horse narrowly avoided a plunge as the wagon tipped but stayed on edge, without damaging any vines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird
Campbell & Walker
Local notices from Prineville and area show moves and meals
Junction Henrs John H Starr returns home from Prineville while Mrs W L Houston heads to Portland with plans to reside there. Mrs Jennings sells her residence to M A Campbell for 3000 and plans to move to Nampa Idaho near her son Thos Poole. Ladies Aid Society of the ME church served meals at Workman hall election day with receipts about 2375, mostly donated. Dr Lowen will be in Eugene office all next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Starr
Prineville
W. L. Houston
Portland
Jennings
M. A. Campbell
Lake Creek
Ladies Aid Society
M.e.church
Workman Hall
Oregon Way Field Large Oregon Way Field Meet Results
The afternoon field meet at Oregon University produced notable marks. McKinney of University broke the Northwest and state records in the long jump and high hurdles. Hug of University set a Northwest hammer throw mark. Smithson of O A C tied for a best time and led in multiple events with strong performances from McKinney, Kelly, and Prideaux among others.
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Wisse Ff University Oy
Agricultural Coy
University
Kell Smithson
A. G
p—Kelly
Friessel
U. v
U. O
Moores
iNinney
Hug
Moule
Ron Dervall
Greenhaw
OL Crow
Wollen
Burns
I C
So Firat
Kelly
Son
I O
U. O.i
Prideaux
U. C
Wee Beach
O. A
Swan
A. C Lowell
U. UO
Hall
Obertaufter
Fletcher
P. U
Grow
Dunlap
Finn
Smithson
College
Lounehart
Lyman Bristol Pico at a Wednesday station incident
Lyman Bristol Pico, a resident of the Fairmount station, was involved in an unclear incident on a Wednesday. Details are sparse, but authorities reported a driving event connected to Pico with limited readable facts. Further information was not available in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wedne- Lyman
Fairmount
Ili
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Henry
Gertrude
Denbart
Emma
Wells
W A
Minnie M Kay
Mary Goodman
Elleworth
F E Goodman
U S
Fred Kroger
Gee
Glen G
Minnie L Anderson
G M Bennett
L & Bartlett
A G Barger
Great Western Mining and Milling Co
Bave River
Wild Bill
Josher
Clarence Graniig
Biue River District
Samuel B Amis
Charles Stonefield
Morse
Emmett Butler
John Quin
A E Jennings
M A Campbell
Washburne & Miliorn’s
Boul
Meury
Mary Cherem
Geo N McLean
Mary
Ness
Catherine Wood
Springfield
Mary Land
Bristol
W L McFarland
Sherman U
Louisa
Probate Court
Christ Christensen
W P Christensen
Timothy A Riggs
Chorge W Higgs
Jacob Gillespie
J H McClung
C W Young
Sanford and
Mary EB Skinner
John M Williams
Hans Svarverud
Christina Svarverud
Joseph Ata Adam Gillespie
J W Shumate
Jesse
Harriet Easton
C L Goff
Mary E Ellisto
Page
James N Nettleton
James B Nettleton
Bsik
W W
Mary Haines
J W Sbumate
Aril W
Biim
J EK
S G Kennerly Tod
Tillespie
John JF
Ada J Thames
Anna D Todd
T B
Mary EB Lockers
W White
Packard
Anna M
E A Cassens
John W Crow
Margaret J and
BT Smith
Wim K Parker
J W Neet
Brooklyn
Mary A Neet
State of Oregon
Ahd
United States
Westie
J M
Clam Kirk
John Tomeeth
John Cooley
John Anderson
Srw
Geo F
Aristine N Felts
Minnie Bell Dungnean
Tipi
Sli
John Mandida Hickathier
Mary FE Keller
Marion
Skinner
W H H
Sarah A Miller
Jola G Jacobs
Lola
Feaster
Hyland
Ld Ja Packard
Agen
Cali
Fornia Lamber Co
State of
Martha E McCarty
Morton
H A Green
Valentine
Wynegar
L Bilyen
Robert F Ryan
W J Royce
C O Peterson
LE Bilyen
Louis Gleason
Crystal Consolidated Mining Co Et al
Woodcock & Potter
Marriase
Ray J Edwards
Nona E Chapel
A L Snyder
Charles E Tork
Maude E Perkinasa
W Perkins
David K Alford
Mary L Harper
J H McKisney
Rollin J Wicks
Lula B Harlow
W T Hawkins
S John
Dennison
Martha K Knudsen
O C Mikkelson
Robert W Stausbie
Ada B Jewell
J A Stausbie
Jesse J Fergueson
Rosie A Witham
J D Cox
Charles Nelson
Sweden
Memoriam
Siuslaw Shipping Notes
Circuit
Daily Guard
Business Mattiers
Fifteenth
Willamette
Garden Street
Bean
Eiregit
THE
J. W. Geary Post
Chief Far
Blue River Road
Oregon Way
Firat
Pridesus
Jauffer
W.U
Nawel
Lyman Balstolpico
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