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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1902
Page
7
Mail Boxes to Be Installed for Free Delivery in Eugene
Postmaster McCormack plans sixteen large trap mail boxes for free delivery in Eugene to be installed July 1 at locations including East Fourth and Pearl, West Fourth and Washington, Fifth and Willamette, West Sixth and Charlton Monroe, East Eighth and Oak, Ninth and Willamette, East Ninth and High, West Tenth and Charleton, East Eleventh and Patterson, Thirteenth and Willamette, East Thirteenth and High, East Fourteenth and Ferry, and Clark and Washington. Additional boxes to come as demand grows. He has not yet learned the successful carriers exam results but expects notification soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poertmacher McCornack
Eugene
East Fourth and
Pearl
West Fourth
Washington
Fifth
Willamette
West Sixth
Charleton
Monroe
East Eighth
Oak
Ninth
East Ninth
High
West Tenth
Charnelton
East Eleventh
Patterson
McCormack
Superintendent Bechdolt Retained For Eugene Schools
The city hall meeting selected instructors for next year while Bechdolt was retained as city superintendent. His salary increased from 1200 to 1500 per year. Over 100 applications were received for teaching positions though the final corps was not named in time for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achoc
Eugene
New Northwest History in Four Volumes for Oregon
E O Wilson, publisher’s agent, seeks subscriptions for a new four volume illustrated history of Oregon. Priced at 15 dollars for the set, with a firm editorial board including H W Scott, B Bellinger, Prof F G Young, and Prof H S Lyman. The work promises authoritative coverage neglected by prior histories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E O Wilson
Oregon
H W Scott
The
Oregonian
B Bellinger
U 8
F G Young
State University
H S Lyman
Pacific University
Marriage of Mire Florence Van Buren and Frank Hlanton
Mire Florence Van Buren and Frank Hlanton were married last evening at 9 o'clock at 744 Willamette Street in a ceremony officiated by Rev M F Horn. A small gathering of friends and relatives attended, and the couple will live in a new cottage on South Willamette. The report also notes Hampton Bros selling horse bonnets and a local heating contract awarded to Gardner & Kendsil of Portland for the McClung block and Hotel Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrird
Mire
Florence van Buren
Frank Hlanton
W Kays
Willamette Street
F Horn
South Wilamette
Heatixe
LNW Rowey
McClung
Eugene
Gardner & Kendsil
Portland
Railroad man Flynn in jail after insane episode
EJ Flynn, general freight agent for Missouri Pacific, arrived in Eugene in an insane condition and was placed in the county jail after acting strangely on the northbound train. He offered to give away valuables and sent a telegram to President Roosevelt claiming a divine mandate. Authorities sought medical care and contacted rail executives for assistance, noting his age and good dress but unclear cause of insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missouri Pacific
EJ Flyen
Fiyuo
Albany
Orngcontian
City
Roosevelt
Senate
House of Representatives
E J Flynn
HK Kincaid
Missouri Pacific Railway
United States
Kincaide
George J Gould
Miewourt Pacific System
New York
Gould
Coman
Southerne Pacific
Portland
Portland, Or
H R Kincaip
Eugene
Ore
Flynn
Rio Grande Road
Liim
Daily Guard notices and visits Across city
Claude Blair visits the city while Mise La Verne Long, Mre Helen Johnson, Claude B Clement, and others return home from Portland. Several residents travel to Grants Pass, Turner, Salem, and Foley Springs. Local officials, attorneys, and professors visit Eugene, Albany, and surrounding areas. notes of trips to Monmouth, Corvallis, and Portland accompany mentions of weddings, commencements, and church events. News mentions Grove’s Chill Tonic and a Salem penitentiary escape claim with findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Blair
City
Mise la Verne Long
Portland
A C Woodcock
Helen Johnson
Claude B Clement
Augusta McDonald
F W Osburn
Eugene
Alicia McElroy
Corvallis
Elzabeth Shannon
Salem
Arthur D Leach
Barn Fire Destroys Mrs Sonyder's Stable
A barn at 657 Oak Street owned by widow Mrs M M Sonyder burned after noon. Fire crews from the chemical engine and hydrant saved the structure’s exterior but about two tons of hay were lost. The barn valued at 200 to 250 dollars was uninsured and the origin remains undetermined. A man had recently been in the barn to tend a horse. smoking sparks are suspected but not confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M M Sonyder
Oak Street
Mre Soyder
McKinney Brother Announces Move to Oregon
W B McKinney the grocer receives a letter from his brother B B McKinney of Great Beach Kansas stating he sold his farm and will come to Oregon soon due to hot winds crop failures and disappointments in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ongeon
W B McKinney
B B McKinney
Great Beach
Kansas
Oregon
Kanone
Gilliam's Bar Sold to Portland Buyer Chas Barhite
Gilliam's Bar changed hands after months of operation. Chas Barhite of Portland, an experienced operator, purchases the business and will assume possession this evening at six. Gilliam has not decided future plans yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satoon
Gilliam Rho Bee
Gilliam
Busbees
Chas Barhite
Portland
Hoghee and Mundt Trade Liquor Estate Owner Weds
Edward Hoghee who bought W M Renhaw's liquor estate in this city wed Estelle Mundt in Portland today. The couple plan to reside in Eugene within a couple of days after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Eda Fisher
The
Dalles
Misa Nine Ostrander
Eugene
Oregon City
Daily Guard
Edward Hoghee
W M Renhaw
Portland
Estelle Mundt
After Con Victs Yet Seen a Mile From La Center
A series of brief notes from California to Washington report burglar confrontations, a woman’s suicide by carbolic acid, an alcohol explosion injuring three, and three Italian coal miners murdering a fellow worker. In La Center a sheriff’s posse resumes pursuit of escaped Oregon penitentiary convicts Jacey and Merrill after sightings a mile from town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Center
Sheriff's Posse
Washington
Oreton Penitentiary
Jacey
Merrill
Brief notes from Daily Guard and regional papers
A compilation of short items: horse traders encamped across the river with losses in trotting stock, Beau Regant Biabo purchased by Little Echo Hawk, West Broad preparing to floor a large feed yard, Prof J M Martindale re elected as Albany schools superintendent, Turner Christala convention committee from Eugene, McMinnville city engineer Long resigns to pursue plumbing in Eugene, Dr Clarence W Keene opens medical office in Medford, 168 Miller house sold in Eugene for 1250 to Mrs W Courchill, Lon Hill moves from Spaulding Logging Co to Booth Kelly Lumber Co in Eugene, Missouri Pacific worker E J Filyen temporarily insane then moved to Portland, Albany encampment fund raising 400, Governor Geer likely to call special session on salaries and Lewis and Clark appropriation, J J Henderson sells driving team to a Eugene buyer, Miss Mary McCormack of Lebanon returns from Eugene after university stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaek Crover
Albany
Reve J & McCallum
J B Lister
Eugene
McMinnville
Long
Clarence W Keene
U O Adhor of
The
Medical College
Medford
E J Filyen
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Portland
Albany Democrat
Portland Journal
Geer
Albany Herald
JJ Henderson
Sheriff McHargue
Mary McCormack
Lebanon
Accident at Coburg injures lumber mill worker
A Booth Kelly Lumber Co. employee, William C Harvey, narrowly escaped losing his right foot at Coburg. Around 8 pm he slipped while off-bearing from large saws and stepped onto gearing, mashing the foot severely. A fellow worker rescued him by throwing off the lever to stop the rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conura
Jane
Booth Kelly Lumber Co
William C Harvey
Ashland Normal selects Malkey as president
Prof B F Malkey of Monmouth normal school was chosen yesterday as president of Southern Oregon normal school at Ashland. An Oregon-raised educator, he grew up on a Pleasant Hill farm and has notable public ties, including service in the Polk County State Senate in 1897. Public opinion favored Malkey. Ressler’s Eugene nomination surprised Monmouth supporters. Prof Geo Warfield has become professor and head of Latin and Greek at Willamette University in Salem after leaving Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B F Malkey
Monmouth Normal School
Southern Oregon Normal School
Ashland
University of Oregon
Malkey
Pleasant Hill
Hel
N Mulkey
Polk County
Oregon State Senate
Mulkey
Monmouth Normal
Ressler
Eugene
Monmouth
Geo. Warkfield
Geo . Warfield
Astoria Public Schools
Willamette Unoiversity At
Salem
Warfield
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Nebraska State University
Willamette University
Reisner Elected Clerk by Eugene School Board
At a recent board meeting of the Eugene School district Frank Reisner was unanimously elected clerk for the coming year with bonds fixed at 25000 dollars. The clerk is now elected by the school board instead of by the people as previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FeRank Reisner
Eugene
Frank Reisner
Appointed immigration agent by Commercial Club meeting
Geof Gross, a real estate dealer, was appointed immigration agent by the Commercial Club at its meeting last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geof Gross
Commercial Club
Mnet
Lane County Road Supervisors List by District
A complete Roll of Lane County road supervisors elected in the recent district election. It lists district numbers with names and party affiliations ranging from No 1 Chas E Power Rep to No 58 M B Moore Rep. The tally includes several districts with tied or unclear results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane County
Jane
Chas E Power
R Scott
M L Hammitt
W KE Good
Chas E Brattain
Scott Gillespie
B F Powers
J T Donaldson
J 8 Hills
W O Renwick
Dem
Robert Sebmantz
E T Templeman
Chas H Sharron
O A van Bcholack
A Powell
J W Bemis
T M Hunt
L A Powers
J W Hill
T L Crail
R Robertson
Beo
Arthur Jones
Howard Pope
T C Pope
Y D Henaill
L E Prindell
H A Kempp
Isaiah Blayter
J Darneille
W W Darneille
Geo M Neet
C E Warner
John Millorn
J A Clearwater
M B Stone
M B Moore
Palestine Road Nears Completion Boosts Local Travel
Special to the Guard Crow reports the Hadleyville to Crow road nearly finished due to heavy volunteer work last week. The Palestine schools will close next Friday ending a four month term. Notable items include funeral attendance for 88 Stephens at Noti, Norma Smith from Hale visiting, and local farming improvements by W I Ford. Births include Jane 16asop to Mr and Mrs Ed Holland and a son to Mr and Mrs Bad McDaniels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crow
Palestine Road
Hadleyville
Crow Road
Norma Smith
Hale
J AJ Crow
W I. Ford
Palestine Public Schools
Misa Lottie Ward
Eugene
J V Jenkine
Ed Holland
Jane 16Asop
Bad McDaniels
ER Hollenbeck
Mra
Bargain Farm Near Town in Eugene Sold at One Price
Twenty four acres with seven acres of fruit and rest cultivated includes water, a five room plastered house, barn and farming equipment. Stock includes three cows eight heifers one horse one wagon one buggy harness plow cultivator and more. Land two miles west of the Eugene post office for 2500 dollars inquire Guam office or John Bodine on the place one mile west on Eighth street then mile south four miles west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Oregon
Guam
John Bodine
Eighth
Mille
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Thirteenth and
East Thirteenth
East Fourteenth
Ferry
Clark and
Washing
Bechdolt
New Northwest History
Hampton Bros
W E Coman
Jackson County
W M Renshaw
Fred Templeton
Halsey
R Jots
Line County
Maurice Schwarschild
Cotto Cottege Grove
Kuasloese
W G Gilstrap
Register
L Gllatrap
McKenzie
Misa Susie
Margaret Baeverd
Grants Passe
F Y Mulkey
Foley Springs
Geo A Houck
Geld Hill
ES van Dyke
Grants Pass
U O
Chas A van Houten
Weiser
Idaho
Cdc Combs
Constance Handeaker
Turner
John KR Krausse
Aon
Rudolph
Mre Krauese
P B Kinsey
Dean E C Sanderson
Lunner
Christian Church
Rae Norrie
Jennie Beattie
Creswell
Mra RD
W P Howe
Kansas City
Mr Howe
J M Howe
Plummer
Mise Grace
Mac H Wallace
San Francisco
Ashlaod
State Christian Endeavor Convention
Grove
Woososn
Tracey
Salem Penitentiary
M M Snyder On
Oak Lane
Calif
Florence Sacces
Pacific Coast Biscuit Company
Pictssurg
Michigan
Ann Arsor
Georgia Parker
CS Farrow & Co
Miller House
Charnelton Street
W Courchill
Churchill
Dayton
Lon Hill
Spaulding Logging Co
Booth-Kelly Lumber Co
Coburg
Wm. C. Harvey
Ashland Normal President
Supervisors
Palestine Pointers
88 Stephens
Noti
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