Local and Personal Notes of Lower Siuslaw
Mrs L R Johnson of Grenada has been bedridden for a month. Mapleton residents Mr and Mrs Harry Tabor and Mr and Mrs O S Phelps visited Florence yesterday. Frank Fisk and Victor Salvo and family moved into new homes in Florence and Lincoln Main streets respectively. Several Mapleton and Florence residents visited family and attended events in Florence. The Eugene Elmira and Florence Telephone stockholders met to elect a new board. A surprise anniversary party for Mr and Mrs John Furnish occurred. Frank Funke’s launch air tank exploded, causing minor damage to the boat setup on North Fork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Prindel
Nellie Tripp
Deadwood
Rome
Florence
Alice Johnson
Earl
Sweet Creek
Frank Fox
Grenada
F. A. Johnson
Julius Sander
Mapleton
Odd Fellows
West
Percy Cox
Chas
Robinson
British Columbia
W. D. Goodwin
Upper Sweet Creek
Rogers House
Miller's Addition
Alfred Funke
Indian Creek
T. A. Steear
J. A. Beerman
E. H. David
John Helger
Portland
John
Baching
Im Florence Real Estate Agency
Florence Public School
Florence Tow
Lane County
Eugene Elmira
Florence Telephone Comety
Choise PT. Colgaard
H. M. Price
Mn i. Fountain
G. H. Hale
L. 8. Orden
J . Cushman
Jos. Fellman
John L. Furnish
Orence
Funke
Amos Haring
North Fork
Marktied and Morgan wed in Columbia County
Fred LeBlue Marktied of Columbia county Washington married Bessie Morgan of Lane county this afternoon at 4 o'clock in a ceremony conducted by Justice of the Peace Bryson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred LeBlue
Columbia County
Wash
Bessie Morgan
Lane County
Oregon Sheep Dipping Rules Set by State Board
Oregon requires annual dipping of all sheep under new law. Federal and state inspectors may operate in counties to enforce dipping, quarantine infected flocks, and issue health certificates after successful treatment. Approved dips include lime and sulfur mixtures and tobacco-sulphur formulas, with strict hygiene, timing, and temperature standards and penalties for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Christie
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States
Oregon
State Board of Sheep Commissioners of
Bureau of Animal Industry of
The
Certificate of Health
State Board of Federal Supervisors
Department of Agriculture of the
Commission
Eugene Colts Defeat Coburg Ball Team
The Eugene Colts beat Coburg 6 to 2 in the fastest local baseball game this year at Awreation Park. DeNeff pitched superbly with strong fielding support as Coburg committed only three errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Coburg
McCormick
Colts
Awreation Park
DeNeff
Therm
Good Pasture Ad Offers Land for Horses and Cattle
Farm land offering ample pasture for horses and cattle with water, sturdy fences and fair terms. Contact John Ingham at Fugene postoffice or call Farimers 105 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ingham
Fugene Postoffice
Dtu
Chambers Hardware Co Advertises Cold Storage Refrigerators
A stock pasture is described three and a half miles from town with inquiry directed to E. M. Warren, 442 fee. Chambers Hardware Co offers a full line of Cold Storage refrigerators in all sizes and prices. C. F. Fitehard today bought 85 bales of hops from Dr. W. L. Cheshire, price not released for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Warren
Chambers Hardware CO
C. F. Fitehard
W. L. Cheshire
Decree settles ownership of 160 acres in section 36
Judge Harris of the circuit court enjoins Charles Hamlin from any claim to the land in section 36 township 20 south range 1 west in Kelly v Hamlin. Plank and Johnson sold the H F Mersdorf farm on the McKenzie to E E Tuller of Wisconsin for 7500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Circuit Court
John F. Kelly
Chas. Hamlin
Township 20
Range 1
Plank & Johnson
H. F. Mersdorf
McKenzie
E. E. Tuller
Wisconsin
Epworth League Holds Most Successful Convention
The Eugene District Epworth League convention opened with a reception at Frank's hall for about 60 delegates. Sessions at Humphrey Memorial church featured welcomes, papers, and remarks by Professor A. R. Sweetser. Officer elections named Sweetser president and Roseburg as next meeting site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Epworth League
Frank's Hall
Humphrey Memorial Church
A. R. Sweetser
Sweetser
Methodist Church
Arthur L. Frazer
Portland
M. C. Wire
Mary E. Williams
Baroda
India
Professor Sweetser
H. G. McCatin
Brownsville
EK. BE. Upmeyer
Emma Louchridge
Grants Pass
Homer Billings
Ashland
Emma Newell
B. Applegate
Yoncalla
Ida Carter
Harrisburg
Roseburg
Epworth League convention closes after record success
The Epworth League convention ends in Eugene with about 100 delegates representing around 1000 district members. Judge Arthur L. Frazer spoke on Portland juvenile court work, while Miss Mary E. Williams discussed India mission progress. The district officers were installed, and the event closed with hymns and farewells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Eugene
M. Co. Wire
League
Arthur L. Frazer
Circuit Court
Portland
University of Oregon
Methodist Episcopal Church
Frazer
Mary E. Williams
India
Methodist Church
Wire
Newborn Son Reported In Deeds Family
In May 1907 in the city a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Deeds weighing 12 pounds. An unrelated ad promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills for bowel regularity, with a guaranteed claim by W. L. De Lane druggist priced at 25 cents. A verse about love contrasts with a pitch for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Deeds
Dr. King
W. L. de Lane
D. G. H. Collier’s Mother Dies After Long Life of Teaching
Mrs. Professor G. H. Collier died of heart failure May 4 1907 at her Eugene home. She taught at Wheaton College in Illinois and spent years at Pacific University Willamette University and the University of Oregon. Survived by seven children Hattie McCornack C M Collier George Collier Robert H Collier Arthur J Collier Mary H Collier. Funeral held this afternoon at the Masonic cemetery. Born Siby Sumner Smith April 14 1829 Augusta Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Collier
Eugene
Masonic
Oberlin
Ohio
Collier
Wheaton College
Ilinois
Oregon
Pacific University
Forest Grove
Willamette University
Salem
University of Oregon
Hattie L. McCornack
Marcola
C. M. Collier
Bugete
George Collier
Warsaw
New York
Robert H. Collier
San Francisco
Arthur J. Collier
Gardiner
Mass
Mary H. Collier
Oakland
Cal
Coliier
Two Local Weddings Highlight Eugene Families
Daniel Muth and Miss Anna Green wed at the bride’s mother's home with Rev. H A Green officiating. The couple will live at Olive and Seventh. Roy Grove and Miss Alice Hemenway also married at the bride's father home with many relatives present and will reside in Portland. Mrs Grove formerly lived in Salem where she worked as a nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Muth
Anna Green
H. A. Green
Eugene
Roy Grove
Portland
Misa Alice Hemenway
Volney Hemenway
Mrs. Grove
Insane man kills six at San Francisco boarding house
In San Francisco on May 7 Walter C. Davis, a carpenter, in a fit of insanity, shot and killed six people at the boarding house of Orson R. Bush at 414 Pierce Street. Victims include Orson R. Bush and his family, W. S. Beard, M. F. E. Vinton, and Mrs. Lillian Carothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Walter C. Davis
Orson R. Bush
Pierce Street
Beard
M. F E. Vinton
Lillian Carothers
Train Held Up and Engineer Killed Near Butte
The Northcoast Limited eastbound on the Northern Pacific was halted by two masked men near Welch's nur, eighteen miles east of Butte. Engineer Crow was shot and Fireman James Sullivan was wounded in the arm. The robbers fled from the cab, disappeared in a gulch, and did not blow the express car as reportedly intended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Northcoast Limited
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Welch
Nur
Putte
Crow
James Sullivan
Rural Residents Visit City On Weekend
Cc J Neet of Fall Creek and J N Stam of Junction were in the city Saturday. He is recovering from a severe grip. D B Proctor of Junction R F D No 3 called at the Guard office Friday. John Windham of Mabel purchased at WAKOD on Friday. W H Hastings of RF D No 2 Springfield was a county seat visitor Saturday. J F Hise of Berkley attended the M W A convention in town Monday. John Hake came from Springfield Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hise
Berkley
John Hake
Springfield
Lane County to Build McKenzie River Bridge at Hendricks Ferry
Lane County Oregon court announces plans to construct a bridge over the McKenzie River at Hendricks Ferry. Sealed bids due May 24, 1907, with five percent bid bond. Plans available in Eugene courthouse. Court may reject all bids. dated May 4, 1907. County Clerk E A Lee. Deputy C N Griswold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane County
Oregon
McKenzie River
Hendricks' Ferry
Eugene
E. A. Lee
C. N. Griswold
Bids Wanted for County Rock Crushed Hauling Oregon
Lane county Oregon invites bids by 10 am May 18 1907 for hauling crushed rock from the rock crusher at Rattle Snake Butte to County Head No 323 along Coyote Creek road to its east boundary. About four hundred loads at a fixed price per load. By order of the county court FE U Lee County Clerk C N Griswold Deputy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane County
Oregon
Rattle Snake Butte
Coyote Creek
FE. U. Lee
C. N. Griswold
Lan re Hugh Purchases Nine Acre Farm on College Hill
Hugh from Farrington buys the M. A. Johnson estate of nine acres on the east slope of College Hill and will move his family to the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lan Re
Hugh
Farrington
M. A. Johnson
College Hill
Bradley family enjoys earliest homegrown strawberries
W P Bradley and family at 61 Washington Street savored strawberries for supper last night, picked from their own garden. This is the earliest crop reported locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Bradley
Washington Street
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Bowel Health
An old advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for bowel regulation. It claims the product can improve digestion, blood quality, and complexion, touting benefits against anemia, and lists a 25 cent price for tea or tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Linn Drug Co
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Thomas Fllett Warner
Sarah Jane Eason
Erskine
Geo. Warner
C. E. Warner
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Emory
Texas
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Ocasto
J. E. Kilborn
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Jefferson Street
Epworth
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Rocky Mountain
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Ryan M. Blachley
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Chambers
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