Local Names and Moves Highlight Eugene Bulletin
Miss Mae Endicott visits in Eugene while Miss Angie Endicott travels to Springfwich this week. Miss Hazel Wood starts spring teaching near Burg next Monday and Mrs. I. A. Valentine accompanies kin to Eugene. Miss Delle Wilson visits Eugene for a few days as Miss Lena Boggs returns from her father Leon Does. Ralph Shisler and Miss Martha Gibson plan spring teaching in Muddy district. Masetto Baker visits family in Eugene after Sunday at home. The flour mill resumes a few weeks’ run amid car shortages. new railroad laws may ease shipping. He Needles visits Eugene for K P lodge business and checks on R. A. Rampy, in poor health. Miss Emma Love undergoes a 38-pound tumor removal by Dr. Dale and team at his private hospital with nurse care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Valentine
Eugene
Delle Wilson
Lena Boggs
Leon
Myrtle Green
Ralph Shisler
Martha Gibson
Lake Creek
Masettq Baker
Pacific States
J. J. Baker
Mra M. Cunningham
Misa Ollie
Albany
K. of P Lodge
R. A. Rampy
Rampy
Wm. H. Dale
Mackey
Williams
Junction
Marks
Halsey
Miss Love
Portland
Peterborough man credits Hem-Roid cure for piles
Mr G L Stephenson of Peterborough Ontario reports a ten year battle with piles ending in complete cure after using Dr Leonhardt Hem-Roid. He notes itching bleeding and pain subsided within days and health improved further after three boxes. He recommends the remedy price one dollar from Dr Leonhardt Co Niagara Falls NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Proprietors
Castoria bears the Tee by Miz signature
A brief note indicates Castoria bears a Tee by Miz with a signature of MA tee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castoria
Will Work Gravel Bar Again This Summer
The Southern Pacific Company plans to reopen gravel bars across the river from the old tannery and below it after the high water danger passes. A trestle will span the river and bring a hundred or more men to the site, with two cars of materials loaded for the trestle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific Company
Cottage Grove Forms Militia Company for Oregon Guards
Seventy Cottage Grove businessmen apply to Adjutant General Finzer to establish a militia company as part of four new Oregon National Guard units. Seven applications exist with Cottage Grove poised to be a leading contender. Bert Lawson is credited for organizing the effort and presenting it to state officials.
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Finzer
Oregon National Guardsmen
Cottage Grove
Bert Lawson
Local Notes From Saginaw March Report
Special Correspondence from Saginaw lists Stagau residents with movement and events. Mr and Mrs Stephen LaRaut visited Eugene Monday. O H Taplin returned from the mines. Ancil Wood left for Pall Creek. Buford family and Mrs Fowers returned from Salem. Mrs Saltzman visited Eugene. Mrs Selma staying with Pauline Seifert. O H Jarrett buys Millett place. parents move in. Hugh Sharon cuts thumb while splitting a board. Mettie Powers returns from visit to Buford home. A nine pound boy born to H S Reeves and wife. Miss Hannah Seifert back at work. Miss Rose Myers to Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw
Stephen LaRaut
Eugene
O. H. Taplin
Ancil Wood
Pall Creek
G. M. Buford
Mettie Fowers
Salem
Saltzman
Selma
Pauline Seifert
O. H. Jarrett
Millett Place
Hugh Sharon
Mettie Powers
Buford
Miona stomach tablets advertised with guaran teed refund
An advertisement by Mr Hull promotes Miona stomach tablets sold at 50 cents a box with a refund guarantee if not curative. It lists numerous indigestion symptoms and asserts the drug’s efficacy, naming Hull's drug store as the local distributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull's Drug Store
Spray pumps from 50 cents up CHAMBERS HARDWARE
Hardware ad notes spray pumps available from fifty cents upward at Chambers Hardware. It emphasizes affordable prices and local shopping, inviting customers to compare and visit the store for bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers’ Hardware
Killed by Train Near Cottage Grove Friday
Guard Special Service Cottage Grove March 1 R Young a respected citizen and father-in-law of Coast Fork Lumber Company manager Woodard was killed at Latham at noon crossing a trestle by northbound train No 12. He was deaf and could not hear the approaching engine. The engineer sounded and tried to stop but failed. He was struck in the back thrown 12 to 15 feet and died on the ground. Coroner will hold an inquest. He had resided here some time and was active in city affairs. He leaves a daughter Mrs Woodard and a brother and sister in Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Grove
R. Young
Woodard
Coast Fork Lumber Company
Latham
Young
Salem
Marcola News Roundup From S P Mills To Dam Repairs
Special correspondence from Marcola notes Alvin Price resigning as time keeper at S P mill No 1 to farm his crop. Mill dam at camp No 2 repaired and holding water. Albert Pioch began an extended California tour and returned. Fischer Bros sawmill set works broken. workers injured in line rolls. Miss Piper burned by creosote. several residents travel or relocate. A drunken act prompted harsh local sentiment and threats of public punishment.
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Marcola
Alvin Price
S. P. Mill No. 1
S. P. Camp No. 2
Albert Pioch
California
Fred Fosser
Fischer Bro
Miss Piper
S. P
S. P. Camp No. 3
Walter Fscher
Eugene
Archie King
Fischer Bros
C. A. Briggs
Fischer's
John Cubit
Lee Lewis
Salem
Parson Creek
Barringer the Housemover in Eugene
J W Barringer, a four year veteran in Eugene, has moved 210 buildings locally and lately bought G W Taylors entire house moving outfit. With 25 years of experience he offers reliable service from Residence at Fifteenth and Oak Streets and telephone Red 4511 Eugene Oregon.
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J. W. Barringer
Eugene
G. W. Taylor
Fifteenth
Oak Streets
Ordéw
Ballard’s Hore Syrup Promises Cough Relief
A garbled ad promises Pallard’s Hore Syrup will stop chest pains and sleeplessness from a cold, with a Texas testimonial claiming it cures pulmonary diseases. It also mentions livestock insurance and incubators, linking hardware retailer CHAMBERS HARDWARE to stock items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaveston
Texas
Ballard
Donna Items from Donna March notes and visits
Mrs K Howard and children visit relatives in Philomath. Mrs McGee recovering from illness. Frank Lewis returns from Mohawk yard with fingers injured. doctors hopeful to save all fingers. Dance at E Boggs well attended. Mrs R C Neil visiting mother Mrs Root in Marcola. Donna youth attend M W P masquerade in Marcola. Oliver Root and wife moving near Yarnell. Mrs B Anderson visiting Eugene. Ada Smith to teach spring term. Donna Spelling School Society to hold social at schoolhouse soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna
K. Howard
Philomath
McGee
Frank Lewis
Mohawk Lumber Company
Eugene
E. Boggs
R. C. Neil
Marcola
Root
Oliver Root
Yarnell Station
B. Anderson
Ada Smith
Dorna Spelling School Society
Marriage of Miss Logan to Rev Ennis in Endeavor Wis
The marriage of Elizabet han, of Eugene, to Rev. ie Ennis, of Endeavor, Wisemi curred at the Congregation fm the latter city Thursday February 21, in the presen appreciative gathering of friends and relatives. The could not have held all that terested. The service was oil by President W. M. Ellis, f of the Endeavor Academy, especially delightful to all There were many some from Eugene, some deavor, and other friends of tives. The couple left oo train for the scene of their lift in West Central Africa. Ennis has already devoted of his life to a ministry natives.
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Elizabethan
Eugene
Ie Ennis
Endeavor
W. M. Ellis
Endeavor Academy
Central Africa
Ennis
Doan's Kidney Pills Credited With Relief
A Eugene Oregon user testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills eased severe kidney pain and uric acid symptoms within days. The ad promotes the pills as the best kidney remedy, sells them nationwide through Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, and urges readers to remember the name and buy only Doan's.
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Dean
Eugene
M. J. Drew
West Sth Street
Oregon
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
United States
Power of Unbelief Theme at Elmira Meeting
Announcement states monthly meetings at Elmira with Sunday themes The 11 a m Sunday talk titled The Power of Unbelief and 7 30 p m The Lord s Side followed by a 2 30 p m Saturday business session Pastor D E Baker invites all attendees The message highlights the Sunday 11 a m talk as crucial for Christian progress
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Elmira
D. E. Baker
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Heals Wound Claims
A Louisa Virginia editor credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with healing a foot wound quickly. The ad-style notice claims the salve for sores burns and skin diseases and guarantees availability at DeLano’s Drug Store for 25 cents. Subscribe for Weekly Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. N. Walker
the Enterprise
Louisa
Bucklen
DeLano's Drug Store
Fall Creek man dies after cougar dog encounter
Special correspondent reports Eldon M. Warner of Fall Creek went to Frisco with road surveyors. He shot and killed a large cougar dog that had killed him’s dog. The event follows a troubled time for Mrs. Bessit whose self harm attempt was reported in a prior dispatch.
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Fall Creek
A.C Son
Frisco
Eldon M. Warner
Fall
Mr. Warblow
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Lugne
Best Store
Friendly’s
Schloss Bros
Harrisburg
Mae Endicott
Angie Endicott
Springfwich
Hazel Wood
Oburg
Emma Love
Cottage Gove
Barringer
Housemover
Northwestern Live Stock Insurance Company
Broadway
Seattle
Hera
Chambers Hardware
Iver Johnson Racycle National
Eugene Gun Co
Mr. Hansen
Evzone
Donna So
Ul Louse
M. Ang
Iiiam Higgins
Ang C. Thompson
P. O. Gossler
Ay Field
Welghin
Pounds
Phil
Martha Washington
Fairmount
Mrs. LaDuke
H. F. Horns Son
Irving
Edward Beeler
J. H. Scrivener
Lane County
Para
Miss Logan
Ting
Carters
Cartersttle
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