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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1906

Page

5

New Officers of Veterans Association Elected at Reunion

The eighth annual Lave County Veterans Association reunion closed today with a successful turnout and a morning business session. Officers elected for the coming year include President L P Horton of Eugene, First Vice President W F R Lingall of Cottage Grove, Second Vice President S F Williams of Eugene, Third Vice President K L Camm of Junction, Secretary J W Lakin of Eugene, and Treasurer Louis Gilstrap of Eugene. The group plans to meet in Eugene September 15 to 22, 2007, and expressed thanks to Mayor Wilkins, the W R G, and the Ladies of the G A K for support and arrangements.

Lave County Gene Eugene

Circuit Court Cases Being Disposed Of

State v Baker involved larceny from the person with plea of not guilty entered. Settlements and divorces noted among various cases including Horton vs Eva Horton and Green vs Wynegar. Verdicts and decrees issued in several matters, with guardianship and title actions and a jury list read. On trial with multiple defendants and observers named.

Baker Trish E. J. Horton Eva L. Horton H. A. Green Valentine Vas S. P. Wynegar W. W. Wynegar Horton Bros. Lumber Company P. E. Peterson Justice ‘Court John Strome J. A. MccFadden Nellie McFadden Lewis D. McFadden Hobart M. McFadden Carlton W. McFadden Tvi Lillia J. Wheeler L. S. Pengra A. F F. Wheeler Catherine TI Stockton Va Supreme Council of Royal Areanum T. J. Duckworth M. J. Harper J. E. Roach Bh.h. Ruth McKinney H. Vandenarg BK. Stone LE. Earnest A. C. Jennings Zeigler A. J. Pickard

Official election figures announced in Salem daybook

Official returns show Governor Chamberlain ahead by 2991 votes and Senator Bonros leading Hawley for Congress by 3780 votes. The slate against woman suffrage stands at 10,27, with further totals for other districts unclear.

Salem Chamberlain Bonros Hawley Congress

Early Eugene schoolhouses and pioneer memory described

A Native Daughters account recalls Eugene's first schoolhouse built by Prior Finer, its use as courthouse and church, and the pioneer teachers and later colleges. It notes Green's grocery corner, the oak under which juries met, and the evolution to Skinner bill school with Cornelius and Mrs. Odell as initial teachers.

Eugene Prior F. Iinir Green Thomas Katin H. Dade Bobby Jourdin Macy J. H. Rogers Columbia College College Hill Our Fair City Rhyan Revs Pinker Dickey Henderson Misa Hettie Stevens Cornelius Gen. Odell

Inspection bill passes in Washington and congress actions

Washington June 1 The meat inspection bill passed the house and awaits presidential approval. It provides an annual appropriation of SNK for inspection costs with no levy to cover any shortfall. The bill excludes civil service and sets a one year inspector appointment. Also: St Louis free bridge over the Mississippi authorized. rifle practice funding approved. president to cover travel expenses. California to receive five percent of public land sale proceeds for schools.

Washington SNK Cowan Texas Secretary of Agriculture Congress House Committee On Interstate Ad Foreign Commerce Baw St. Louis House State of California California

Wooden Monuments Unveiled Sunday in Eugene Cemeteries

The Woodmen of the World and Women of Woodcraft held joint unveiling ceremonies in Eugene cemeteries. Monuments over neighbors Vicitvan C. Scott, Sarah F. Wright, Ella Philippi, J. S. Stiles, R. C. Heston, and Lew Powers were revealed at the Masonic and I O O cemeteries. Attorney 2. M. Williams addressed the Woodmen crowd. Women of Woodcraft used only ritual work.

Woodmen of the World Women of Woodcraft Eugene Masonic Vicitvan C. Scott Woodmen Women of Woodcraft Sarah F.wright Ella Philippi J. S. Stiles R. C. Heston Lew Powers 2. M. Williams

Real Estate Transfers and Timber Agreement Notice

Real estate transfers listed include Booth-Kelly Lambert to Nathan Hill for 1 acre in Cottage Grove and Elizabeth Murphy to Elizabeth Clark. various other parcel transfers noted with sections and acreage. Timber agreement: Brigus Sumter Co to DD Weddell for merchantable timber on lot 6 section 27 township 2 west at wholesale rate, with exclusive right to build flames and start sawmill construction on McGowan Creek within six months.

Booth-Kelly Lamber Cé Nathan Hill Brigus Sumter Co DD Weddell Slall Euperéeretian McGowan Creek

Married in Eugene on June 17 1906

George N Hinckburne and Miss Nettie McPherson, both of Springfield, were married by Judge Wintermier with the ceremony held in Eugene.

Fugene George N. Hinckburne

Following the Flag Soldiers’ Cuba and Philippines service cited

Willis J. Mogan a retired Commissary Sergeant U S Army from Concord New Hampshire recalls two tours in the Philippines and Cuba. He praises health and a diet praised as the best meal wine in the world for troops, reflecting on wartime service and well being.

Cuba Philippines Willis J. Mogan Concord Batepeo Ieee Apatite Eokta Dr. wTery New Stoethyshire

Local fire insurance plans discussed by merchants

The Merchants Protective Association debated forming a mutual fire insurance company to cut costs for Eugene businessmen. A committee including W G Griffin G D Lion and Alton Hampton was set to organize and report next week. They may contract space with Pacific Monthly to advertise the city and county. May not move factory case noted.

Merchants’ Protective Association Eugene W. G. Griffin G. D. Lion Alton Hampton Portland D. Yoran A. T. Cockerline Geo. T. Heth Jr Commercial Club

Fragmentary Letter List Names and Misspellings Noted

A fragmentary OCR page lists numerous names including Eugene Brower Jane Brower Chetwood L L Condon Mrs Mary Robt Evans Fleming Robert Jackson J W Lasetl Bros Laoretto Antonio Leveque Louwis Robinson Geo Ward A Mia Loran Winkie O ML 4 LC PAGE P.M. and a garbled line about clothing cutting and teaching.

Eugene Jane Brower Creta Chetwood L. L. Condon Mary. Dollarhide H. Evans W. Fleming Robert Franke A. J. Jackson J. W. Lasetl Bros Laoretto Antonio Leveque Louwis Robinson Geo E. Ward White Mia Loran Winkie O. ML

Dinest line of digging tables in the typio front

A fragmented OCR reads as a dusty front page note about a Chemi-9 facie style display. The text is garbled and several words appear misspelled, leaving the exact event, location, and entities unclear.

Typio

Lumber mill accident injures foreman at Acwe plant

S J Seymour, foreman at Lindaw Lumber Company's Acwe mill, had clothing snag on a machine, pulling his foot in. A surgeon was summoned from Eugene and Bartie arrived about 24 hours later to treat the injury, with bone fragments weaving in the damage. He may walk again but will be slowed for some time. A separate wedding occurred at the home of Mr and Mrs Murtabire near Dende pod on Monday, June 8, 106, when Guinea Serkshire married W J Scharen of Creewell with Rev O A Burris officiating. In a case before Marion Morris last Friday, Ro V Raghes was charged with selling liquor to Sniders Ney, who pleaded guilty and was fined 50.

Lindaw Lumber Company Acwe S. J. Seymour Eugene Bartie Seymour Sul Mra Murtabire Dende Pod Dune Marion Morris Ro V. Raghes Ney Pinrence

Births and Family Notices from Bugene and Leving

A daughter born to EAL iverton and wife in Bugene on dune 17 HK. Another daughter born to W Lor and wife near Leving on dune 17 ed. Security Lice Powder for your chicks mentioned in the notice.

Bugene Eal Iverton Leving Dune Lor

Petition to open Lucky Boy road as Belt Line in Blue River district

The petition to make Lucky Boy road a county road will be sent to Blue River for signatures requiring at least twelve freeholders. The plan links Lucky Boy with Gate Creek to form a belt line enabling bidirectional travel. The route starts at Watt's addition Main Street Watt's Brue River City Section 14 1 east, traverses to Lucky Boy mining properties and Ridge top near Budver mine, then to Grat Northern property and Durango Fiatanud to connect with Gate Creek road 435. Lane county Oregon supports access to Blue River mining district properties.

Lucky Boy Road Blue River Gate Creek Watt Brue River City Township 14 Durango Blue Miver Lane County Oregon

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New Officers OF Veterans’ Association L. P. Horton Committee On W. RG Mira Mund Reynolds Jessie M. Myers S. E. Stevens Lester Hulip Cornet C. Dodd W. H. Linconx J. J. Brackety Committee John Malkes Blfl Malkey Ashland Normal Se Oc Ashland Chambers’ Hardware R. C. Edwards Lowell Joe Morris, Jr Claud Yates Florence City Anna M. Pitney Junction Mra, Brownlee Sac”Fic Nicklin's Allie Peeeeee Percales Se Yard WN. E. Corner Oak Octave Bloch Paul Universal Metal Company Great Northern Development Company Diemisan 1 Prom Daily Guard Chambers Terry Agricultural Wasworth Committee of the Whole Shaw Wild Help Shaw San Francisco Governmere Funda Chester Ida Davis Joseph W Eddy Cottage Grove Elizabeth L J J Murphy Elizabeth L Clark Ide H Givesey John Boutiner Emillyn C Fisher Joseph A C Godard Eeth Bainbridge C H Jennings Samuel M Colling Anse d Purdy Gus Colllun Charles H Hexon Ida Helle Ida E Thompson Logal Fire Insurance Company Legham Ingham Sewell Smith Walter Roas Klamath Faille Tatum & Brown Mareola S. P Co Aus Hineatreio Bradway P. i. Bradway Lawrence Street J. W. Bradway South Dakota Page, P.M Sinslaw Fetiticn TS Per Wengert Emery Board Wright Mercevpeat Prices L. W VW. L Leno
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