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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1909
Page
9
A crowded local update lists names, origins, and trips of residents and visitors. Blue River, Portland, Springfield, and other points are cited as travelers depart, arrive, and return, with church and social visits noted and several stage and rail movements referenced.
Elmira Elmira school opens tomorrow with Lila Owen as principal and OV in charge of the primary department. Miss Helene Robinson sails with her father JFC Robinson for a two month East visit to major cities. A parsonage project for the Baptist church is praised as a credit to the town. Milan Virgin in McCute Moon is named high votes winner last Saturday night replacing Lena Taylor. PKE unloads a carload of rafla at the substation near the gas plant for the Springfeld extension.
W F Red delivered McKinley and Concord grapes to the promotion department for processing and display in Java at the Commercit Club. The exhibit aims to showcase the fruit variety and quality to club members today.
Charles Monteith, an early founder figure and one of the city's oldest native sons, died at his mother's home, Mrs Margaret Monteith, after years of ill health. He was not seriously ill until recently.
A report describes Dr WoL Cheabiry arriving at the site near North Fork to oversee early construction work on a Natron tension project. Workers bustle in the field as the 100-foot tunnel objective approaches, with drills powered by electricity and an emphasis on safety and progress.
A local ad showcases a wide range of warm winter garments and sweaters with prices ranging from 1.25 to 4.00 dollars. It notes minor weaving defects in blankets do not affect function and that the season’s mill stock is offered at exactly half price, urging early purchase. Also highlights roomy flannel night shirts designed long enough to tuck feet in.
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