Foundation laid for Marcola depot
Special Correspondence from Marcola reports the depot foundation is laid as the town moves to complete its project. The Marcola band rehearsed for the last time this season due to shorter days. A. A. Price plans a visit to Bellville Kansas. The W. M. A. announce a masquerade dance on Thanksgiving with a large crowd expected. Novie Nunn returns from Baker City after visiting relatives following a death in the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcola
A. A. Price
Bellville
Kansas
Novie Nunn
Baker City
Wages Cut At 8. P. Company Camps In Logging Work
Bert Nunn reports wage reductions of 25 cents per day for workers in the logging camps while lumber yard shifts shrink to nine hours. Carpenters at the Marcola depot progress with the foundation laid for a 24 by 56 foot building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Nunn
8. P
Marcola
Divinity Students' Sunday Appointments Listed
Divinity students will preach Sunday at Thurston Walterville Marcola Coburg Elmira Junction Holley Irving with designated preachers including E B Stivers and D B Norerowa James W Fill of Hazeldell visited town and reports Oregon and Eastern survey work continuing near there for weeks. Al Montgomery injured when his wagon was wrecked near the McKenzie valley. leg bones broken and treated by Dr T W Harrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divinity
E. B. Stivers
Thurston
D. B. Norerowa
Walterville
Leon Myers
Marcola
Eb, Olson
Coburg
C. Cc. Curtin
Elmira
D. L. Morgan
Junction
Cc. R. Moore
Holley
W. Callison
Irving
James W. Fill
Hazeldell
Oregon & Eastern Survey
al Montgomery
McKenzie Valley
Yates Lodging House
T. W. Harrie
Montgomery
The Clauss Automatic Strap Razor Sharpening Tool
Chambers Hardware Co. offers the Clauss Automatic Strap for sharpening razors. Product promises to keep blades sharp. Quarter-fast note for hardware buyers in 10-25 commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clauss
Chambers Hardware Co
Marcola Sawmills Also Reduce Wages
In Marcola a wage cut of 25 and 50 cents per day was imposed by the S. P. and Fischer Bros. mills, yet all workers continued their labor. Robert Whitbeck bought land from C. Cole for 100 dollars as a depot site. Walter Price named postmaster as the post office moved to Price & Weber's store. A December 20 meeting led by Rev. D. E. Olson was announced, with sermons by Leon Myera of Eugene Divinity School and Willie Getts preaching at the M. E. church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcola
Robert Whitbeck
Wendling
C. Cole
Robert Drury
Nellie
Maud
Pleasant Hill
Leon Myera
Eugene Divinity School
Woodmen Hall
Fischer
Price & Weber
Walter Price
L. C. Sturgill
Baker City
Norman Bowen
D. E. Olson
Cottage Grove
Olson
Eugene, Divinity School
8. P
Fischer Bros.’ Mills
Willie Getts
M. E
Mio na stomach tablets promise cure for indigestion
An advertisement from Hull's drug store claims Mio na stomach tablets strengthen the stomach to end indigestion and related ailments. It offers a 50-cent guarantee refund if no cure, with Mr. Hull backing the pact. Also notes marriage licenses issued for John W. Mondy and Nettie Davison, Clarence Alford and Lela Dimick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Hull
John W. Mondy
Harrisburg
Nettie Davison
Lane County
Clarence Alford
Lela L. Dimick
Coburg
Frank Cowan Committed To Insane Asylum
Frank Cowan of this city was seized with insanity on the streets last evening and taken to the county jail by Patrolman Croner and others to prevent self harm. A son of Mrs. M. E. Cowan, he had not been well and was committed to the insane asylum at Salem after examination before County Judge Chrisman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cowan
Croner
Cowan
M. E. Cowan
Gross
Chrisman
Salem
Married in Eugene on November 13 1907
Clarence Alford and Miss Lela J Dimmick were married at 3 pm in Eugene with Justice of the Peace R 8 Bryson officiating. The Coburg couple live there and were wed in a small ceremony witnessed by relatives and intimate friends. The notice also promotes Rex Flinthote roofing and Chambers Hardware Co with a brief ad claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Clarence Alford
Lela J. Dimmick
Bryson
Coburg
David Markley Arrives From Cottage Grove at Noon
David Markley arrived today from Cottage Grove at noon, a brief local update noting his travel time and origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Markley
Cottage Grove
McParland Under Fire From Darrow Evidence Fails Backing
Spokane reports a cross examination of Detective James McParland in the Adams trial. Attorney Darrow pressed for details on confessions from greened men and McParland’s Molly Maguires past, noting hangings tied to his investigations. Hawley and Darrow clashed. the court admonished both before Adams' confession to McParland about Tyler’s murder was admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Adams Tris
Rathdrum
James McParland
Darrow
McParland
Molly Maguires
Hawley
Esual
Adams
Tyler
Commercial Club Plans Thanksgiving Portland Excursion
The Commercial Club met to discuss an excursion to Portland on Thanksgiving day tied to the Oregon Multnomah game. A committee was formed to arrange details and promote booster day in Eugene with residents urged to wear Eugene badges. A letter from General Manager O'Brien offered depot space for Lane county resources and possibly a separate building on the grounds for display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Portland
Oregon-Multnomah
G. D. Linn
Robert McMurphey
Wm. Polders
G.W. Griffin
Alton Hampton
Eugene
O'Brien
Whitson
Club
Lane County
Funeral for Charles King Held at Family Home
The funeral for Charles King, who died after a fall from a log chute near Marcola, will be Friday at 2:30 PM at 92 Pear Street. Rev. D H Trimble will lead house services and the I O O F lodge will conduct graveside rites at Masonic cemetery. Charles King, 58, leaves a wife, mother, four brothers, two sisters, and his father died three years ago. He joined the I O O F lodge at Marcola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles King
Eugene Hospital
Marcola
Pear Street
Masonic Cemetery
D. H. Trimble
M. E. Church
I. O. O. F. Lodge
William King
Euugene
Bayfield
Wis
Lost Valley News Budgets and Visitors Highlight Valley Life
Special correspondence from Lost Valley reports Brother Dunn preaching again with a community luncheon and a monthly budget raised for support. Local visitors include Mr and Mrs William Klugow of Pleasant Hill and Mr and Mrs Dave Wilhelm of Bi Prairie. Minor injuries noted as Percy Wilhelm cut his eye, while Hannah Johnson recovers from neck surgery and Edgar Johnson runs a gasoline woodsaw. The school raised the Stars and Stripes last Friday amid lower attendance and calls for greater patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lost Valley
Brother Dunn
William Klugow
Pleasant Hill
Dave Wilhelm
Bi Prairie
J. McLinn
Springfield
John Parker
Zion
Percy Wilhelm
Edgar Johnson
Hannah Johnson
William Mooney
Eugene
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Mscia
S. H. Friendly
P. C
Sawmill Town
Levi Strauss & Co
L. P. and
Fischer Bros
Oihe
Commerical Club
Lost Valley News
Stone
Wallace
S.C
Tone
Ten Hoyt Chemical Co
Golden West
FEI Closset & Devers
Ore
James Calvert
the Farmers Fire Relief Association
Buttfville
Oregon
Vailey
Junction City
George W. Kinsey
E. 10Th St
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