Announce sermon and church event at Spencer Creek
Sunday 11 a m at the old Spencer Creek church with a dinner if the weather allows. D E Baker urges all members to attend for matters of importance. Also notes carpet sewing by Campbell Pellman Florence Oregon 1907 and sanitary carpet cleaning by Campbell Fellman Co with guaranteed work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Creek
D. E. Baker
Florence
Oregon
Campbell-Pellman
Otto
Shrader
Campbell-Fellman Co
Gordon
Deadwood Notes on Residents and Local Business
Special correspondence from Deadwood records residents traveling to Ida ho Blachley and Greenleaf on business and health. C Burnett plans Deadwood and a fire incident at his house prompts aid from Mrs. Peck and Mrs. Purnett while A Reed recovers. Port land visitors scout timber lands and Corvallis Creamery tests plan at Blachivy to burn cream soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Lam
Greenleaf
Corvallis Creamery
Blachivy
Portland
Local News From Greenleaf March Report
Special Correspondence from Greenleaf notes light rain and mountain snow raising the stream. Deputy Y. Congdon asked questions last week. Bob Kaggleshiam in town reconnecting with friends. Timber cruisers seen around the area. Chas Pope of Deadwood went to the lake last Saturday. Vi Bergshire returned from town where he handled business. Lawrence Lamb of Alpha visited Greenleaf last Monday. Mrs. Peplot relatives from McKeagle visiting. Clarence Burnett of Indian Creek transacted business at the lake. Creamery station near Blackley store praised. Hulbert attends. In owner’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
Blackley
Joe Blemmorme
Mapleton
C. Burnett
A. Reed
Greenleaf
Y. Congdon
Aseasoe
Severy
Bob Kaggleshiam
North Fork
Chas. Pope
Vi Bergshire
Lawrence Lamb
J. P
Alpha
Clarence Burnett
Indian Creek
Begin Work on Glass Factory at Coburg Soon
A Coburg glass factory promoter, returns from the East after securing financing. Work is to begin shortly as Coburg citizens donate land and grant a substantial bonus. Initial employment expected for 40 or 59 workers with growth as demand rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coburg
Eugene
Women of Woodgraft Groups and Local Circles
A long list of women from various social circles and circles such as Grove Flora Miller and Morrisburg groups is printed, followed by a general notice about Brandreth's Pills as a trusted family laxative tonic used for over a century. It also notes financial warrant payments and an inspection tour by Hamilton Ward of the United Spanish War Veterans to Portland in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandreth
Hamilton Ward
United Spanish War Veterans
Portland
Campa
Castotnia Kind Yoo Kam Alwors Note
A fragmented OCR item mentions Castotnia with a reference to a local or regional personality or event. No clear dates, places, or actions are readable to establish a full headline or concrete summary.
Weekly Eugene Market Report Summary
Beets sugar market shows price advance while cane sugar declines. beet is favored due to rising demand. Salt prices continue upward with a $1 per ton rise in fine grades. Livestock and poultry receipts steady, egg market rising toward Easter, butter scarce, cheese stocks moderate, and wheat flour demand improving with China. Local notes include mill and farm visits, and a reminder to subscribe to the Weekly Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Ebaster
Front Street
China
Pretty Home Wedding at Pleasant Hill
Special Correspondence from Zion reports a pretty wedding at the home of Mr and Mrs T H Hunsaker joining Ruthie Hunsaker and William F Tate of Pleasant Hill. Rev J C Richardson performed the ring ceremony as guests observed a cedar bower and "O Promise Me" played by Carrie Hunsaker.
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J. C. Richardson
Wm. Preston
A. L. Roney
M. Parker
Hugh Hampton
Frank Hampton
J. W. Stewart
Carrie Hunsaker
Little Dorone Fisher
Gerald Preston
Basil Curtis
Dan Parker
Pleasant Hf
Dedication of New Christian Church at Jasper
Large attendance for the dedication of a new Christian church in Jasper on March 26. Morning services featured Sunday school at 10 o clock, sermons by Mr. Emmons, and a 12:30 lunch. Afternoon offered choir music, a sermon and dedicational prayer by Rev. R G Callison. Evening included Endeavor Society at 4 30 with the topic Noble Men and Women We Have Known and another sermon by Mr. Emmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper
Our New Christian Church
Emmons
R. G. Callison
Endeavor Society
Charles Eaton
J. 8
Hims
Fred Wallace
B. Kintzley
M. Colter
Fall Creek
Elmira items bring rain, sawmill work, and social rounds
Special correspondence from Elmira reports heavy rainfall filling the creek, a bustling sawmill, and a string of social notes. Rev C C Curtis preached at the Christian church, Easter services planned, and locals like Ina Zumwalt, Ruby Yates, Alice Wart, and many others were seen in various gatherings and daily errands around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
C. C. Curtis
Christian Church
Ina Zumwalt
Ruby Yates
Alice Wart
Phonograph
Tid Lemley
W. Allison
Irving Items Briefs From Irving Community
Irving March 27. Arthur Ya spent Sunday in Oregon City. John Mitchell was a passenger Corvallis Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. S. L. Bond is much better today. E. W. Zumwalt, housebound with illness, is again about. Mrs. Geo. Day was a visitor in town last week. Mrs. Anna Lowry left Salem due to her sister Miss Har’s illness, now improving. F. R. Yerger, owner of the sawmill at Mabel, was in the city last week on business.
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Irving
Arthur Ya
Oregon City
John Mitchell
Corvallis
S. L. Bond
E. W. Zumwalt
Geo. Day
Gene
Anna Lowry
Salem
Miss Har
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Tury
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Lane County
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Junors
Windsor
Williams
Colgate
Cake Mesnen
Willamette Street
Eugene, Oregon
Eusene
Clattim
Ile
Mortland Market Report
Portland, Or
Peipes
United States
Oate
Barley
Hay—Timothy
Vetch
Ludwig Miller
Pleasant Hill
T F Churchill
Crenwell R. FD
Dr. Lowe
Dad Eaton
Tom Warner
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