Personal notices from Eugene area residents
PERSONALS. From Wednesday's Guard. M S Kayser of Goldendale Washington is in the city. Several locals travel to Portland for business. Boston and Cottage Grove visitors arrive and depart. Couples plan Reno and Montana trips. Various residents attend events, visits, and family gatherings in Eugene and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.S. Kayser
Goldendale
Wash
L. M. Travis
Portland
A. W. Kuykendall
Peter C. Welch
Boston
Wm. Landers
Cottage Grove
R. Mount
L. Anderson
Junction City
A. Davis
Reno
Nev
Walter J. O'Conell
Oregon
P. Sladden
Hampton Bros
C. Phillips
Creewell
Geo. T. Hall, Sr
T'S Ranch
McKenzie Bridge
Fred D. Herbold
Yeaterday
Montana
W. W. Simon and Wife
Seneca
Kansas
Eugene
H. B. Inlow
Ashland
City
Goshen
P. W. Coffey
Ben D. Boswell
Keene
Springs
Albany
J. F. Robinson
Ralph
C. V. Littler
Bartmess
Hood River
J. L. Zeigler
Geo. McMorran
Friendly
W. J. Hill
Narrow Escape and Local Notes From The Daily Guard
A Missouri merchant recounts a four year old injury cured by Bucklen’s Amica Salve after a near amputation. Rocky Mountain Tea ads promote strengthening health. Blue River reports Great Northern and Treasure mines repairs easing winter road blockage. Mrs. Potter Palmer rents a Chicago house for 150 dollars monthly. Albany Democrat notes Mr. Potter’s son Honore Palmer may become a resident. Subscribe for the Daily Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Cloyd
Munk
Bucklen
W. L. de Lane
Prominent Lewiston Men Implicated in Fraud Case
Moscow Idaho May 17 Judge Dietrich refused to remove U S Marshal R Rounds on defense motion amid alleged bias. Lewiston business leaders named as co conspirators in North Idaho fraud cases to be made defendants in next conspiracy trial. Jury selection began with 12 men excused for cause as cross examination continued. Co conspirators listed include C W Colby Fred Morey M C Scott D C Wrighter E F Bliss W E Benton H J Steffey all of Lewiston. Names appeared as John Doe and Richard Roe in Boise indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Idaho
Dietrich
United States
R .Rounds
Boise
Lewiston
North Maholand
W. F. Kettenbach
George H. Kester
William Dwyer
Shoshone
CC. W. Colby
Colby, Corell & Howe
Fred Morey
M. C. Scott
D. C. Wrighter
Ed Knight
E. F. Bliss
Pierce
W. E. Benton
H. J. Steffey
John Doe
Richard Roe
Unfavorable Chop Reports Shape Wheat Prices
Chicago May 21 reports show wheat opening strong yet nervous as cold weather and snow affect Canadian Northwest prospects and Europe shares the adverse outlook. July opened at 98 and moved toward $9 with September following the trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Canadian Northwest
Europe
Commodity Prices Reported With Small Shifts in MayJuly
The report notes prices for September at 99 1 2 and 1 2 dollars, December at 1 0 0 3 4 dollars rising to 1 0 1 1 4 dollars, and closing quotations listing May 99 1 2 and July 1 0 1 2 dollars.
Albany Protest on Depot Needs Filed
Albany residents through the city council filed a complaint with the railway commission stating the Southern Pacific depot in Albany is inadequate for the citys growing needs. The filing on May 18 will be reviewed by the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem, Or
Albany
Railway Commission
Southern Pacific
Baptist Association Meets at Elmira El Mira Session Attendees urged
The Umpqua Baptist Association meets with the Baptist Church at Elmira at 8 p m Thursday May 30 and continues until Sunday at 11 a m A good program has been arranged and a good session is expected Let all interested attend Db BE Baker Pastor Elmira Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umpqua Baptist Association
Baptist Church
Elmira
BE. Baker
Elmira Church
Leaburg Notes Mixed Local News and Community Updates
Leaburg notes recount a postponed Walterville ball game, a May 20 birth of a twelve pound boy to Guy Lane, and locals resuming work after injuries. George Myer returns to timber work for Dick Deadmond. Walter Millican plans to move to his Eastern Oregon ranch with horses. Harvey Potter visits from Walterville to tutor his brother on log handling. Mr Peters of Coburg visits neighbors. Dick Deadmond finishes work for Mr Barnes and will log in the river. Jeff Deadmond stays near Crawfordsville awaiting the log drive. Miss Johnson is at home again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leaburg
Walterville
Guy Lane
Lane
George Myer
Dick Deadmond
Walter Millican
Oregon
Harvey Potter li
Harvey
Mr. Peters
Coburg
Barnes
Vincent
Jeff Deadmond
Crawfordsville
Richard
Miss Johnson
Obituary for David Z Lance in Washington death note
David Z. Lance a former Lane County resident died near Colfax Washington on May 26 at age 80 years and 1 day after a long bout of paralysis He was a brother in law of A B Powers and J A McMahan of this city and will be remembered by all oldtimers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Z. Lance
Lane County
Leat Valley
Colfax
Wash
A. 8. Powers
J. A. McMahan
Birth of a son to Geo E Liles and wife in Eugene
In Eugene on May 21 1997 Geo E Liles and his wife welcomed a son weighing eleven and a half pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Geo. E. Liles
Goshen Picnic Planned with Music and Speeches
Goshen will host a picnic Saturday May 25 with a forenoon program and afternoon games and races. A speaker from Eugene is expected and the Pleasant Hill band will provide music. Also noted are visits by Hewitt’s brother, a youths party, and several local farming and fishing updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Eugene
Pleasant Hill
Hewitt
Kline
Gilbert
M. M. Gilbert
Cette
Walterville
Claxton mob violence and lynching report in Georgia
A mob in Claxton, Georgia attacked a house where whites sought to seize a Black man accused of assaulting a widow, Laura Moore. The mob was fired on by Black residents. one white man died and several wounded. The mob retreated then returned and lynched the house owner Sam Padgett and his ten year old daughter. In Oregon, a jury convicted James Dorris Jr in the murder on the Hotel Haun porch at Lostine. The verdict of voluntary manslaughter was reached after nearly five hours. The defendant plans to appeal. The state land board will cancel about 30 000 acres of certificates held by A T Kelliher and later repay part of the purchase price before offering lands, in tracts under 320 acres, for sale to bidders. A L Brown of Salem was elected grand chief ranger of the Foresters of America for Oregon at the Ranier grand court meeting, a longtime Salem resident and former water works superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claxton
Laura Moore
Sam Padgett
Wallowa
Oregon
James Dorris, Jr
Charles G. Simms
Haun
Lostine
State Land Board
A. T. Kelliher
Kelliher
A. L. Brown
Salem
The
Foresters of America
Grand Court
Ranier
Order
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Japan
Deady
University of Oregon
Camery Express
W. Newland
Eugene, Ore
J. FP. Anderson
Lucy LaRant
Wilbur
R. A. Booth
L. L. Lewis
Salem Journal
Mea
J J. Murray
Fd Busby
Schwering & Lindley
Hugene
B.C. Tabor
Grants Pass
M. Svarverud
J. M. Williams
W. M. Green
Beasie
Nessie
Stanley
Maat
J. Jacobs
Weat Sid Street
Rocky Mountain
Linn Drug Co
Daily Guard
A. G. Atwood
Beckwith
New York Central
Jay Gould
William IS
Newman
Baptist Association Meets
Cedar Brook
Lawrenceburg
Maryland Pure Rye
Baltimore
Paris
J.M. Atherton & CO
En Haven
G. Roach & CO
Louisville
OLD Lewis Hunter Rye
Lab
Brunn
ALDER
Beaver
Oregon Trust & Savings Bank
O. W.P
Fox
Horn
McKennie
Dexter Sparks
Blue River
Sparks
Stanleys
Willamette Street
Eugene, Oregon
Stanleys Shoes
Chrisman
Willamette St
Cohambers Hardware Co
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