Real Estate Transfers Listed in Court House Notices
A long list of real estate transfers, licenses, powers of attorney, and legal items appears in the Court House section. It includes transfers between numerous individuals and entities across townships and towns, with parcels ranging from 40 to 256 acres, mentions of Junction City and Eugene, and several sums like 100 and 125.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G
Martha A. Hendricks
C. F
Dora M. Morris
Hendricks
Eugene
Noah P. Robinson, Sr
A. C. Jennings
Mary Linebaugh
H. D. Fountain
George Bailey
Chris Strome
E. Lauder
W. Bradford
David Finn Et al
B. Hengen
Edson S. Bower
Willis W. Rickman
List of Letters at Eugene Post Office Names Dead Letters
List of names including Anderson Andrew Bacer Charley Bogart H T Bryant Son Buch anan Mise Malving Cor Greely Clayton John Campbell W M Foltz Mrs E H Guild Emmett Gray Mrs Hardwick C C Hills J A Hill Mrs C M Holden Chas Ingrem William Kemery B F Keene J H Levy Ben Mel linger Miss Grace Orcutt George Penelton John Rolland Mrs Clara Shirk Mrs H R Smith Mrs Amanda Smith Mrs Jane Wood M B. callers urged to say when advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Anderson
Andrew
Bacer
Charley
Bogart
H. T
Bryant & Son
Buchanan
Mise Malving
Cor
Greely
Clayton
John
Campbell
W. M
Foltz
E. H
Guild
Emmett
Gray
Hardwick
C. C
Hills
J. A
Hill
C. M
Holden
Chas
Ingrem
William
Kemery
B. F
Keene
J. H
Levy
Ben
Mellinger
Miss Grace
Orcutt
George
Penelton
Rolland
Clara
Shirk
H. R
Smith
Amanda
Jane
Wood
M. B
J. Ll. Page
P. M
Anti-Tramp Law Targeting Train Theft Passes
A new law makes it a misdemeanor to steal or attempt to steal a ride on any train car or locomotive with up to thirty days in jail or a fine. Conductors brakemen engineers and firemen gain arrest powers without warrants to curb the tramp nuisance.
Watts to reopen Janney Jewelry with 30 day sale
Dr J O Watts announces reopening of the Janney jewelry store after purchase. A clearance sale will run for 30 days starting October 9. Every item will be marked at cost and offered for sale regardless of cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Watts
Janney Jewelry
Finger Torn by Steam Saw Accident
A. Farrington, working a steam saw, severed and badly lacerated his right index finger. Dr. Dellar treated the injury and it is believed the finger will heal without amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. A. Farrington
Freight Train Change Delays Freight to Eugene and San Francisco
Local freight trains from Portland will bring freight to Eugene on Sundays Wednesdays and Fridays instead of daily. Trains from San Francisco and intermediate points will run on Mondays Thursdays and Saturdays. Paste this notice in a public place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Eugene
San Francisco
Train Delayed by Freight Wreck in Northern California
Northbound overland train meant to arrive at 3:00 am reached about 10:90 am due to a freight wreck in Northern California. The incident disrupted early travel, with crews and passengers awaiting clearance and update on service restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
No Trace of Thugs in Cottage Grove Assault Case
Police report no trace of the three assailants who beat and robbed Uncle Jimmy Kerr east of Cottage Grove, despite exclusive coverage by the Guard yesterday. The incident occurred just before last night, prompting active investigation and appeals for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy'' Kerr
Cottage Grove
Electric Plant Framing Nears Roof Completion at Springfield
Contractor L. N. Roney reports the frame of the new electric plant in Springfield is finished and the roof is expected to be completed next week, weather permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N. Roney
Springfield
Manning Wedding Notice in Eugene 1908
To Mr and Mrs W P Manning in Eugene on October 4 1908 a r on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Manning
Eugene
Meeting Called To Fill Vacant Loper Cemetery Trusteeships
Two Loper cemetery trusteeships vacant due to death, a meeting of interested citizens is set for Irving Saturday afternoon Oct 10 at 2 o'clock to fill the vacancies. J C Jennings, Trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loper Cemetery
Irving
Wood Subscriptions Sought by Guard Subscribers
The Guard urges subscribers who still owe for wood to pay promptly. Deliveries should be made as soon as possible to settle outstanding suabscriptions and support ongoing services.
Rich Find Doubles Belief Of Ore In Fairview Claim
North Fairview Mining Company reports a new ore body on the Belle of Fairview claim near Fairview Mountain. The vein runs 18 to 40 feet wide with 2,300 feet of croppings and over 1,000,000 tons of ore graded at about 7 dollars in free gold per ton. Mining costs about 1.50 per ton, yielding strong profits for the owners. The strike lies about 5,000 feet west of the previous event noted in the Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fairview Mining Company of Bohemia
Fairview Mountain
Bnew
Social Realm Highlights At President Campbell's East Thirteenth Home
A reception hosted by President P L Campbell and Mrs Charlotte Zeiber honored University of Oregon faculty including new members Profs Boynton Hyde and Mr Bovard. Guests included Mrs Collin McIntosh and several Misses. The Pastime Whist Club reorganized at the armory parlors with Fr L Poindexter as president and Mrs O E Roberts as secretary, inviting new members and renewing many existing ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Campbell
East Thirteenth Street
Charlotte Zeiber
University of Oregon
Boynton
Mra
Hyde
Bovard
Campbell
Zeiber
Collin McIntosh
Wedding Vows United Everett L Payne and Grace Winkley
At the bride’s brother’s home in Albany on September 30 1903 Everett Lee Payne and Grace Lake Winkley were married by Rev G W Nelson of Albany Congregational. Miss Bessie Winkley of Eugene served as bridesmaid and Everett Liggett acted as groomsman. The couple will reside in Rock Hill for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Liggett
Everett Lee Payne
Grace Lake Winkley
G. W. Nelson
Congregational Church of
Albany
Bessie Winkley
Eugene
Everett Liggett
Death of an Oregon Pioneer Milton Shannon
Milton Shannon died at his San Antonio home after a brief illness. He came to Oregon through the Isthmus of Panama in 1830s, settled in Marion County, served as sheriff in the early 1840s, then as county judge on the Democratic ticket. Later he moved to Benton County and operated a Monroe general store for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Shannon
San Antonio
Texas
Lam
Mr. Shannon
Oregon
Panama
Marion County
Marion
Benton County
Monroe
Yeas
Death of Monroe man recalls Weeley Shannon era
The obituary notes a man who sold his Monroe interests about 1890 and moved to Texas where he lived with his brother James Shannon until his death. He was well known to Eugene and often visited with Weeley Shannon, and old residents will regret his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Texas
James Shannon
Eugene
Weeley Shannon
Pheasant Hall Items From Pleasant Hill Note One
Pleasant Hill notes dated Oct 4 report Prof Anderson from Eugene as principal, moving with his mother. Florence Gilbert begins fall term near Springfield. Percy Stroud to teach Eden Vale School. Grange initiates, prune drying quality, and various moves and visits by local residents noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Anderson
Eugene
Florence Gilbert
Springfield
Percy Stroud
Edenvale
Grange
Sharples
Bernice Warbinton
Audrey Drury
Kitson Springs
Henry Mitchel
Latton Brothers
Michigan
C. Barstch
Loran Scrivener
Manley Gilbert
Dalton Haughman
Jasper
Trent
P. N. Shelley
Dexter notes and local updates in October report
Dexter diary reports W H Fenton erecting a new Williams Parvin store to meet growing trade. Mrs Fenton and Zelma Cruzap return from Eugene cooking for C L Williams' log drivers. Farmers awaiting rain. School opens with Berteh of Springfield as teacher. Mrs Nancy Griffith ill. Attwood present, E Bowen moved to the local ranch. ferryman absent. Jacobs family to Ashland for school. Rufus Woods and B Helm moved houses. Trent camp meeting ends after strong attendance each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
W. H. Fenton
Williams & Parvin
Berteh
Springfield
Nancy Griffith
Dra
Attwood
E. Bowen
R. L. Jacobs
Zion
Ashland
Rufus Woods
H. M. Parvin
J. B. Wilhelm
Bh. R. Parker
Notable People Entertain and Travel Nearby
Mrs Hollingshead of Portland stays with Mrs J S Dunn for a week. Hon R A Booth returns from Grants Pass trip. Attorney L E Bean back from Rogeburg. Mrs Fred Hopkins and children head to Salt Lake City to reside. Dr I D Driver returns from Salem M E conference. Rev J S McCallum travels to Franklin for church convention. Mrs A A Morse arrives from Portland to visit Mrs Leo Lilley. Morse's husband works as freight agent for O R & N. Hon Henry H Gilfry of Washington DC leaves Eugene for New York City. He plans a Woodburn visit with Henry Gilfry Campbell. may spend next summer in Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollingshead
Portland
J. 5. Dunn
R. A. Booth
Grants Pass
L. E. Bean
Rogeburg
I. D. Driver
Salem
M. E
J. S. McCallum
Franklin
Christian Church
A. A. Morse
Ieo, Lilley
Henry H. Gilfry
Washington, D. C
Eugene
New York City
Woodburn
Henry Gilfry Campbell
Mr. Gilfry
Oregon
Coburg Child Loses Three Fingers In Woodcutting Accident
Thornton Daniels, son of H Daniels of Coburg, was injured while chopping wood when an axe fell and severed the first three fingers of his left hand. Ed Huston, formerly an AS P conductor, but now on a Montana road, had a recent accident requiring amputation of one arm while he was a freight train conductor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Daniels
H. Daniels
Coburg
Ed. Huston
Montana
Remarkable Cure of Kubli by Mineral Spring Water
The Oregonian notes the remarkable recovery of K K Kubli, former University of Oregon athlete, from a nose fracture and necrosis after years of injury and failed treatments. He sought relief at a mineral spring in the Siskiyous, stayed four months, and returned home cured with a straight nose and healed face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Mr. Kobli
Siskyou Mountains
Death’s
Frost a Lane County Criminal
Jack Frost alias Harry Egbert who killed Deputy Sheriff Saxton is well known to Eugene and Lane county officers. He had been sentenced in 1900 to 90 days in the Saginaw county jail for larceny of a suit of clothes and served his time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Harry Egbert
Saxton
Day
Eugene
Lane County
Frosti
Saginaw
Tragic Pursuit of Notorious Fugitives in Early 1900s
The piece recounts a convict who stole small items from the Minnesota Hotel and was sentenced to a year in the penitentiary by Judge Hamilton in March 1901. After release he was sought in Douglas County for burglary, vanished, then resurfaced in Harney County where an arrest attempt led to a fatal or severe confrontation, though officers classified him as a petty thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Withers
Hamilton
Frost
Douglas County
Harney County
Reat
Court Adjourned in County Commissioners Session
County commissioners adjourned this afternoon after a brief session with minimal business. No major votes or actions were reported and the court recessed without further meeting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Commissioners’ Court
Local notes and scattered names from old county records
Fragments reference Southern Pacific and a postmaster general in early records. Mentions Buffalo New York, birth year circa 1800s, and officials Wade Wilson Bissell. Unclear events, no clear date or outcome due to garbled OCR. Strong entities include Henderson, Wade, Wilson, Bissell, and Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Een Henderson
Southern Pacific
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry
Wilhelmi Ticharman
Glenwood
Park
I. M
C. Francis
Louis Heitzman
Horace H
Jessie J. Fisk
Jesse K. Lowe
Fisk
Glenada
L. P
Laura B. Baker
Robert A. Lowe
Coulter
Kate O. Ellis
Pisge
Goshen
Gohen
D. E
Allie E. Slagle
Pearl Wiscarson
Idaho F
J. A. Jones
State of Oregon
Charles IF. Cox
M. Jd. Long
Jammer Finn
Godfried
Nabinit
Georgetown
C. N. Johnson
Mary Linn
A. O
J. Y. Gibson
E. J
W. W. Dow
E. Cooper
Washburne
Mil Horn
Junction City
Wm. Warner
Edward G
Nellie Kinney
Ester Jacobson
Lydia Smith
Charles Wilmrer
Fairmount
George M. Hadeall
Geo
Eli Perkins
Chan Lindstrom
W. W
Anna J. Calkina
Russell D. Calkins
Anna I. Calkine
Alate Peterson
B.S
Eliza Kelsay
J. W. Walker
Kelsay
J. J
G. H. Jones
J. J. Simpson
Charles J. Muck
A. A. Muck
H. C
M. J. Veatch
Pacific Timber Company
M. E. Partridge
John McCullouc
Thomas
Lucy M. Hardy
J. B. Gray
Frasier & Hyland
J. F
B. E. Day
Clara Stucke
Creewell
Circuit Court
David Murphy
Herbert Beadle
D. A. Paine
W. Kukyendall
Woodcock & Harris and
Potter Attorneys
Dean English
Minnie E. Busby
J. Foley
Edward P. Harrington
Elsie Steear
Thomas A. Steear
Ole J. Kayser
Mertie M. Owen
B. J. Owen
Power OF Attorney
The
California & Oregon Land Company
Eila Pion
Charles Hyland
J. WW. Keasler
St. Louis
Ocean Wave
Blue River
King
Lees
J. F. Gates Ie
Louger
J. N. Sutherland
P. L
J. B. ‘Tucker
Electric Plant
Porn
J. C. Jennings
Belle of Fairview
North Fairview Company
Bohemia
Monmouth
May Riggs
Harrisburg
Daily Guard
Fred Hopkins
Salt Lake City
West
Wilson
Bissell
Buffalo
Tigg
Julius Goldsmith
Coats
Zibaline
Dobson Beaver
Kersey
Cockerline
Wetherbee
Schloss Bros. & CO
S. H. Friendly
W. M. Green
Cila
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