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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1906
Page
4
Final official totals show Chamberlain winning governor with 28 6,804 plurality, Benson and Ackerman leading several statewide races, Bourne and Gearin winning U S Senate seats, with numerous county results. Total ballots cast were 1W.52) versus 0,402 four years ago, and various bills yielded mixed majorities for and against.
June 21 Portland wholesale markets show firm cheese and butter, plentiful cucumbers and cantaloupes, small cherry supplies, eastern eggs selling high, and green corn near harvest. California pears arrive, eggs firm, grain bags rising, and assorted livestock and produce prices listed for horses, hogs, cattle, and sheep.
Haying has begun and crops look better than average. Rev. Horn will continue as pastor of the Christian church. School officers elected in Hill and Edenvale districts. The school relocation vote failed by a large margin. Mrs. Bradford opens a delivery wagon. Everett Baxter recovering after wagon accident. Funeral of John Mulkey held, attended by many. Professor H. Baughman and family to move to Eugene. Malkey family and others visiting from Polk and Eugene. P. N. Shelley ill after a light stroke. Mrs. M. Parker and daughters return to Eugene.
Mrs Elizabeth C Bradway dies at home in Eugene on June 17 1968 from typhoid fever. Born June 28 1837 in Michigan she married Ace Bradway at age 17 in the state of minor. Four sons were born and two survive Jed Bradway of Welter South Dakota and Granger Bradway. Known for cheerfulness and kindness.
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