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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1905
Page
5
A fragmentary OCR item shows names Abby and Vi near a sequence of letters and numbers with unclear context. The readable text lacks a full event, date, or place to establish a concrete news item or outcome. Further context is needed for a proper headline and summary.
Dist court bound over H Ward for shooting a neighbor s cattle in the Sinslaw valley. He was brought to Matlock prison hospital this afternoon with tuberculosis and is very ill, may not live to be tried for the offense.
A letter describes widespread cures by Dr. Darrin including deafness dyspepsia and stomach issues. Patients from Eugene Fort Klamath Vida and Leaburg report relief and families place relatives under care. Dr Darrin will visit Smeede Hotel Eugene and offer a free examination while the offer lasts.
A damaged OCR snippet hints at a minor local notice with unclear details. readable items mention a place and event but key actions and dates are missing. Further text would be needed to identify the involved persons organizations or deadlines.
Deputy Stern Bone pursues a supposed insane man named Dusty H E Phetty Place Thurston alerted police. Dusty fled toward Wendling after exiting a wagon along Mohawk road, wearing an army uniform and claiming to be a deserter.
Thesday's Daily Guard Leale reports 15-year-old Thesday son of Wm. Suwith near Eugene was badly injured while shooting at crows. The gun breech exploded, injuring his left hand. Dr. FPF W. Prentice amputated the two middle fingers at the middle joint with aid from local physicians.
Fine weather continues as fall grain work begins. Visitor Mr Striplin of Forest Grove calls on Mrs B F Smith. Mr and Mrs Jeese Smith move into their new home. Mount Vernon school progress with Miss Mabel Smith. Gracie Smith ill with typhoid fever but improving. Mrs M K H Taliafero visits Jasper daughter Mrs Jadie Hille. Dollie Keeney of Eugene visits her mother Mrs M B Taliafero. J W Smith works with surveyors near Walco Lake but returns due to child’s sickness.
Friday's preliminary session of the circuit court, with Judge L. T. Harrie presiding, disposed of a large number of civil cases. Many cases were continued or dismissed, with docket cleanup promised for Monday's regular term start, including actions involving Booth Kelly Lamber, Meyer & Kyle, Willamette Valley Woolen, Vincent & Co, and others.
The November term opened with numerous civil cases including settlements and dismissals in Sabin v Hutchineon and Vaughan v Farrow, and foreclosures in Hyland v Ricks. Trials discussed include Ireland v Ward for alienation of affections with a large witness list, and Minard v Minard to recover money with a verdict for the plaintiff. A grand jury convened and a juror pool was selected as proceedings continued.
In a Society Regis ter section item, Miss Roosevelt travels with a large party to San Francisco and Oakland with a chaperon Mrs Daboia, while debates about appropriate society etiquette stir among Washington’s circles. The piece notes harmony on the trip despite a carriage accident.
The city council granted J. W. Waters of Salem a franchise to erect and operate a gas plant and system to Eugene. Despite beliefs the project stalled, reliable sources say the plant will be built and fully operational early next spring before the franchise expires, alongside potential electric plant operation to keep rates reasonable and avoid costly competition.
A party at the home of Laurie Van Val sab featured a pleasant evening with guests including Jessie and Grace Walker Ina Nickersou Lenet Bettlebeim Jon and Mildred Smith Ethel Staga Helen Washburne Kidlere Peery Maude Hamphreys Ronald Nat Roberte Wiley Jack Humphreye Ralph Walker Frank Smitheon Chas Erskine George Lamar Ed Burgess Merrit Toel Laurie Van Valenh and Watler Kevtly Another party at Miss Maude Liam phreys welcomed Jos Mildred Smith Grace Cheshire Mae Keetly Ethel Stegg edith Hatchens Mae Hunnicott Maude Humphreys Ralph Walker Nat Roberts George Lamar Laurie Ven Veleab Chea Irvine Ed Bernets Merrix Taet sister Kestly and Wiley Jack Humphreya.
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