Social season with teas and whist in East Tenth area
A lively sequence of afternoon teas, whist gatherings, Halloween parties and student events filled the week in East Tenth Street and nearby homes. Mrs. L. B. Bean hosted a refined afternoon with pink decor and carnations, aided by Miss Hazel Huff and others, while numerous ladies attended subsequent whist and social sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Bean
A. K. Patterson
Mrs. Bean
East Tenth
High
Wil
Bean
Fa. C. B. Willoughby
J. R. Mean
Portland
Iua Meung
Zeta
Hazel Bean
Madeline Walker
Hazel Huff
Helen Washburn
L. H. Johnson
F. J. Hard
Emma Johnson
Miss Lund
Eri. K. Wheeler
Er. W. Newland
W. W. Calkins
W. G. Gilstrap
A. FP. Stewart
Mary Hampton
D. H. Trimble
Frank
W. Kuykendall
Davis
Helen Kuykendall
W. A. Kuykendall
West Tenth Street
Helene DeLane
J. B. Willoughby
Amos Wilking
Ecards
Willoughby
Alexander
Zeiber
Loomis
Linn
Straight
Whitcam
Mink
Hobbs
Hallowe'en
F. R. Wetherbee
A. Livermore
Gndsia
C. B. Willoughby
Pawe
Wetherbee
Mra Livermore
Livermore
G. D. Linn
J. W. Kays
R. MaeMurphey
W. ©. Yoran
F. A. Page
R. 8. Bryson
J. A. Straight
Ina McClung
King George's 55th year as Greece's ruler
Athena notes George I, born in 1845 as Danish Prince Christian, marked 45 years on the Greek throne. He arrived in Athens in 1863, minutes after taking oath, and now governs with a strict routine and family focus. The article also mentions a new bill of lading form by railroads to curb carrier shipper disputes and a transition period for old forms.
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Athena
George I
Greece
Chrrstian IX
National Assembly
Hellenes
Athens
Austria
Europe
Olga
Dinmer
Trunk Line
New Bill of Lading In Operation
Chicago October 31 The uniform bill of lading will be put into operation at the start of the week by all 416 railroads within the official classification territory extending west to the Mississippi and south to the Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mississippi
Ohio
Grand masquerade skating carnival at Washburne rink
Junction City notes report a masquerade skating carnival set for Thursday evening November 6 with expectant jollity. Also noted are visits of Mr and Mrs J C Thom of Rushmore Minnesota to F W Thom and family, while J R is leaving his old Minnesota home county. A marriage at Smithfield Mississippi to Richard J Pope with Lena A Richardson as bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburne Rink
J. C. Thom
Ruashmore
Minn
F. W. Thom
Minnesota
J. A. Richardson
Smithfield
Lena A. Richardson
Richard J. Pope
D. E. Olson
Eugene
Junction City Hardware Company
Birth Recorded in Eugene on October 29 1908
In Eugene on October 29 1908 Roy Deal and wife welcomed a son weighing 8 pounds 12 ounces born to the family in the city records.
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Eugene
Roy Deal
Cottage Grove Man Buys Dr Scarborough's Apple Crop
Co. E. Stewart of Cottage Grove buys Dr L D Scarbroughs crop at Creswell comprising about 20 acres of Baldwin Spitzenberg and Northern Spy winter apples for Ray Hathfield of New York. Stewart expects four or five car loads, notes good color size and quality and shares orchardist experience. Also reports Big Sewer Contract: Harry Hart completed sewer work on River and Wall streets and adjacent alleys for $2906.15, plus 622 feet of sewer from Fifth street to river for $490.63.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. E. Stewart
Cottage Grove
L. D. Scarbrough
Creswell
Spitzenberg
Ray & Hathfield
New York
Mr. Stewart
Stewart
Medford
Jackson County
Harry Hart
River
Wall Streets
Fifth Street
Lurch Alley
Wall
River Street
Dave McFarland
Wall Street
Metcalf
Incorporate
Hart
Domre the figures ie OA ST Ott a PELs
A fragmented OCR item mentions figures and names in unclear form, referencing OA ST Ott and a PELs listing. The readable text provides no coherent event, date, or actions to confirm a clear news item or outcome.
Fadts and Fashions in French street suits and hats
New York Oct 31 Fashion notes survey French street costumes with Empire skirts and long blouse or separate waist trends. Emphasized skirt lines, trimmed bodices, soutache embroidery, and inset panels. Describes ready-to-wear waists with lace and net, Dabbed with khaki and yellow tones, and notes Napoleons collars on smart coats, toques and new hats. Florence Fairbanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Worth
Paquin
Beer
Lower Broadway
Florence Fairbanks
Pacific University Defeats Willamette For Non Conference Title
Pacific University at Forest Grove defeated Willamette University of Salem 4 to 0 to claim the Oregon non conference football championship. The game featured a drop kick field goal and a disciplined, clean contest with only one Pacific offside penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific University
Forest Grove
Colleges
Oregon
Willamette University of Salem
Methodists
University of Oregon
Pacific
Salem
Harrisburg Notes Highlight Republican Address and Local Moves
Special correspondence from Harrisburg reports Hon. W. S. Duniway speaking from a Republican view to a large audience showing renewed political interest. Nellie Hay takes a Morning Daily Herald post in Albany. J. P. Cartwright completes 400 acres of grain and 200 acres of hay nearby. Mrs. George Wilhelm returns from Los Angeles visit. Mrs. Lilly Mason heads back to San Francisco after her mother’s illness. General news summary to come next week.
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Harrisburg
Duniway
Nellie Hay
Practical Bust Supporter Dresspattern for All Figures
The article describes a dress pattern by Aptos that tight fits the bust and waist with a ribbon threaded at the top. It uses daisy embroidery and decorative edges, with fabrics like longcloth cambric and lawn. The pattern offers eight sizes from 82 to 46 inches bust and requires 2 yards of 34 inch wide material to copy for an average person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aptos
Canan
Newspapers ban paper shipping tags under new rule
General Freight Agent R M Miller of the Harriman lines issued a notice to O R & N and Southern Pacific agents detailing a new rule. Each package must bear clearly printed consignee and destination, with counties required when multiple same-named cities exist. old marks must be removed and mis marked freight could incur higher rates. C H Boget arrived from Garden City Kas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Freight
R. B. Miller
Harriman Lines
Southern Pacific
Miller
Portland
Rear Admiral Condon Retires From Active Navy Service
Washington D C Oct 30 Rear Admiral Albert R Condon president of the naval examining and retiring boards retired today from active duty having reached the age limit for navy regulations He was born in Indiana on October 36 1s but was appointed from Utah He entered the Naval Academy on September 26 1863 and graduated years later His career included commands of the Atlanta and the battleship Louisiana and he served through the Spanish American War Roosevelt honored him with commands and later he became general inspector and president of naval examining and retiring boards
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Albert R. Condon
Naval Examining and Retiring Boards
Navy
Indiana
Utah
Naval Academy
Europe
Atlanta
Havana
Roosevelt
Condon
Louisi
Panama
United States Navy
Naval Examining
Marriage of Irving LeNoir and Emma Earl Green in Eugene
Irving LeNoir Roseburg and Emma Earl Green of this city married October 25, 1906 at 8 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs 3B Allen in Eugene with Rev J S Wc Lum officiating Lane County schoolteacher the bride. Groom well known man of Roseburg, now residing there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Eugene
Irving LeNoir
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Spencer
John O'Brien
Geo. Hall
Ll. G. Adair
Preston
W. G. Allen
Lloyd Bellman
Romeo Gilbert
Frank Hampton
M. F. Griggs
M. C. Harria
G. W. Griffin
BE. Mink
R. Welch
John Hampton
G. H. McMorran
J. Goldsmith
Archie Livermore
S. Spencer
J. Wilson
Gilbert Tyson
Hatfield
J. L. Page
Bb. A. Washburn
Coleman
GQ. D. Lion
Lula Gilairap
Dr. Day
Myrtle Kays
R. J. Bryson
Agvl
Frank Gilstrap
Jhenry Hollenbeck
W. G. Yoran
D. E. Yoran
Frank Page
Geo. H. Smith
E. Tidball
Tutus
Gladys Hampton
Pink Maurer
Gladys Wilkins
Miss Myrle Lill
Lucille Dunn
Minnie Chambers
Echo Hawk
Katherine Watson
Margaret Heitch
Juanita Wilkins
Orbie Natwick
Myrtle Lill
Sophie Merrick
Beatrice Hales
Mary Chambers
Evelyn Bristow
Dale Chessman
Wayne Willoughby
Robert Green
John Stack
West Smith
Glenn Newell
Jack Morrison
Ivan Anderson
Edward Gray
Clay Watson
Edwin Dorr
Roy King
Bryant DeBar
Paul Jenkins
L. L. Goodrich
Prentice
Fields
C. A. Hardy
Goodrich
Frank Osburn
BE. O. Potter
Mra. Kuykendall
Mra. Prentice
J. D. Fields
Frances Fields
G. 0. Linn
T. G. Hendricks
Bh. Trump
J. L. Whitson
H. E. Ankeny
Luckey
Goldsmith
Minnie Hawthorne
F. W. Osburn
B. L. Bogart
J. F. Titus
Caburn
Mr. Edmunson
Kays
Tau Pi Sorority
P. L. Campbell
Alder
East Thirteenth Streets
Ifimmfi-Rww
Campbell
Duff
Nella Harding
Ruth Duniway
Mary Steiner
Gladys Farrar
Thimble Club
Elma
Norma Hendricks
Mrs. Straight
Mrs. Frances
the Hendricks
Priscilla Club
Hamilton
Methodist Aid Society
Lucille Yoran
Ruth Davis
Mrs. Davis
Esther U'Ren
Claire Earl
Myrtle Tripp
Margaret Rhodes
Willie McGee
Floyd Lawton
William C'Rea
Ray Cleaver
Paul Davis
Francis Yoran
Leale Lowsley
Armory
George
Junction City
Horn
DR. Scarbrough
Domre
Pels
Guard
Willamette
Harrisburg and
Fljen
C. H. Boget
Garden City
Kas
Enos Sprague
Fall Creek
Ede Robertson
Tilllewar Sprague
R. G Cal Dlating
Frank Heyer
Henry
Bryan
Mathews
Willamette Street
Taft
Heyer
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