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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1908
Page
10
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Deeds show A R Black sells 38 500 acre feet water rights to F H Ray for 35000 with Black reserving total use rights. Ray and associates plan to develop remaining Waldo Lake capacity for flood storage power and irrigation benefiting Willamette valley, supporting growth and future rail expansion toward Eugene Time Year.
Geo. Clark a Methodist minister preaching at Gardiner drew townwide interest as Sheriff Fenton of Douglas county escorted him to Salem to see the governor on charges of bigamy and obtaining money under false pretenses. The ex preacher later escaped at Junction City before capture and was recaptured near Roseburg with steel wristlets. a $200 reward is offered with Marshal Snodgrass to collect. District Fair plans advance with premiums announced and committees urging farmers to enter exhibits.
In Junction City notes of post week Kate A Miller reports a serious illness of the elderly father of J Hi and E J Miller with grave fears for recovery. Dewey Farrar skated at the rink and broke his arm. the fracture was set by Dr Lehrbach. Dewey has endured several prior accidents, including a near eye loss from a cannon cracker and a summer fall from a cherry tree.
A succession of births reported to local households includes a daughter born to Mr and Mrs B C Plummer on West Sixth Street weighing 7 1 2 pounds. An eight pound son arrived for Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Crockett at 436 West Sixth Street. Mr and Mrs Harry Shipman welcomed a son weighing seven pounds. Dr Titus attended the delivery for the Delaney family at 395 West Seventh Street.
Crow, Nov. Mrs Emerson sells part of her farm at Hachville to Richard Coryell. Lucien K E Johnson and family move to Nighswander farm. Richard Hayes returns to Heppner after visiting relatives. Mrs Calloway and Mrs Hinton guests of Mrs Jenkins. Portland visitor Mr Huffman calls on Grace Crow. Mrs B D McLean visits Hale. Homer Hayes leaves for Eugene to work at Berger-Bean’s. Albert Rieck spends weekend in Eugene. Charles Hartwig nearly finishes farming for J A Crow. One week of Rural Free Delivery brings improved service. carrier Insile Seals praised though some neighbors don’t patronize it yet.
A compiled list of letters awaiting pickup includes Adal Lester Barnes Edward L Hrubm Charles Campbell Miss Agnes D Christie R C Copenhaver J C Currier Manley Davis Mrs Libby Dugan Eaton Miss Mable Elizabeth Expy J Fuller Mrs G B Hill Mrs Myrtle Knaler J Lamkin Long R F Matthews Mrs E C Miller H A Monroe Ida Sinclair Otto Smith A H Starr Dr Elmer G Turner Mrs A K Van Vilet Blanche Victoria Whitson G M Handoer A E Hol Kaird L Thompson John J J L Page P M and others.
Bible University students will preach next Sunday led by D L Morgan from Junction City D EF Norcrosse Thurston E V Sti vere Amity C KR Moore Halsey F M Brooke Myrtle Point F C Stevens Franklin W A Grossman North Santiam H O Van Winkle Coburg Herbert Roberts Irving Howard McConnell Woodburn Henry 8 Chample Holley J M Ortek Brownsville Clerk Lee issued marriage licenses to Milton les and Mise Nellie Thornton and Louis M Sovw ern of Junction and Miss Erma I Kirkpatrick Next Monday and to noon Tuesday November 16 Dr Lowe optician will visit Cottage Grove J E Mathes and Cleveland Barker of Beaver City Neb were arrivals in Eugene Saturday
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