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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1908
Page
10
Mr and Mrs Wrz Imhoff and their daughter Miss Sadie of Portland were in Eugene for several days last week visiting Mrs Gilbert Tyson and returned home last evening.
Washington November 4. Mrs Helen H Taft stands as the foremost ready for the White House role in all its demands. A cultured, tactful, socially adept woman with a clear memory for names she blends music and family duty with public poise. Her training in Washington society and intimate knowledge of music and culture mark her as a capable hostess and partner to her husband in official life.
The Ashland based Co B squad of Lieut Sam Grubb First Sergeant Andrew McCallen Q M Sergeant A B Gan ford and Private W O Tate represented the Fourth Regiment N G Team in a trophy shoot directed by Col G C Yoran. A gusty wind affected scores. the team totaled 562 of 800 and finished sixth among eight companies. Scores were at 500 600 yards and 200 yards rapid fire.
A group of United States georgical surveyors who had been operating in the valley north of Eugene and east of Albany for several weeks have arrived in Eugene to finish this part of their project. Several Eugene young men were part of the crew.
rmbern is reported to be putting down a mark described as an exclamation at the Henall residence property on Walnut Avenue. Local authorities note no further details are provided in the fragment.
Special Guard Correspondent reports Wileut and Clarence Burnett traveling to Eugene with Pete Wileut to prove up a timber claim. Herman Stienhauer’s team ran ahead and damaged the wagon, breaking the coupling pole but leaving four wheels and a boat intact. Election expected to be quiet. Many residents travel to Eugene. Two Leaver brothers visit from Massachusetts. Miss Heatrice Wileut travels to Eugene for school until winter.
Aanion of Salem visits Eugene today as a city note records a brief local appearance. The event centers on a visitor joining daytime activities, with no further details on purpose or schedule provided.
Last Friday the Wheeler-Thompson Co. of this city was rumored to have assigned, later confirmed with Wm. A. Abrams appointed assignee and stock in charge. Indebtedness totals 11 140.80. An assignee notice calls for further debts. Bohemia telephone lines purchasers from Pacific and Telegraph Co. now own lines and equipment with a $1 yearly switch fee. Rural free delivery from Lorane to Crow begins. W. Seals named carrier. He was seen in Eugene preparing for the route.
The warm spell boosts grain and grass growth as railroad surveying camps move from Hazel Dell. Bar Dodd who died in the snow near the summit was cut by the Oregon Eastern pack train. Miss Tillie Sprague wed in Rush Island and plans to live on a Lake Creek farm. Wm. Kel uay leaves Lowell Hotel for Lost Creek farm. Mrs Hyland to run the hotel. W. B. Goodman sells a farm near Middle Fork Schoolhouse to John Hille of Jasper who takes over this week. Goodman moves by the 20th. Price paid for Hills farm noted as 2000.
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