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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1909
Page
9
An advertisement urges readers to request Dr Shoop's Restorative and Medicines claiming quick relief for stomach and nerve ailments. It promises a trial with guaranteed refund and offers a Rheumatic aid at no cost if it fails. Includes a postal address in Racine Wisconsin and mentions oleomargerine sales in Olive Street Potts building. Mrs Alton Hamnton visiting Portland.
The Oregon State Dairy Association will meet in Portland December 9 and 10 likely at the Woodman building. Portland Commercial Club hosts with a $100 prize for dairy products from Portland Flouring Mills Company. Aiming for a record attendance, officials expect about a thousand dairymen, with Chief Raw of the Dairy Department, Washington DC, as a key speaker.
At the poor farm at Thurston November 10 1909 Andrew Cuppy aged 83 died of inflammation of the bowels remains to be interred in Mt Vernon cemetery West of Eugene November Lulu May daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Ensign aged 4 months 2 days interment in Oak Hill cemetery Near Elmira November 8 1909 Eva Job Miller aged 26 wife of Charles Miller leaves a child only two days old At the county poor farm at Thur ton Nov 6 1909 James Powers a county charge aged 70 died of inflammation of the bowels
Oregon City November 6. Walton C. McKee pleaded guilty to two charges of misappropriation of student funds and was sentenced by Circuit Judge Campbell who wept at the result. McKee received one year in the county jail but was paroled to report monthly until release. He is a bookkeeper for the Portland Ad Gas Company and will resume work there. Siuslaw bonds were approved and funds freed to begin harbor improvements. Nat and Frank Blair traveled by McKenzie stage to McKenzie Bridge.
Willis Greenhagen wed Mrs. Josie N Behrens of Junction City with Justice Bryson officiating at his home in Springfield. Also, Alex P McKinz ie of Eugene and Miss Effie Withrow married Sunday at 1 p m. in Springfield. The groom works at Hampton s store in Eugene and the bride was formerly manager of the local telephone office. Relatives and friends offered congratulations.
Notices report a birth in Eugene on November 1 1909 to Frank Fuller and wife a daughter in the Santa Clara neighborhood. Also a November 7 1909 birth to Calvin Hood and wife a son. Milton Barton Robert Green and Archie Zimmer left for a bear hunting trip in the lower Siuslaw country, hoping for rain relief and cozy home meals when they return.
T H Fenton brought to The Guard office today a 25 pound meat grown on his Lost Valley farm. It is an exhibition in our sanct TM.
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