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Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1901

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Hop Market and Two Business Changes in Oregon

In Salem on October 8 the hop market shows renewed activity with bids around 11 cents per pound for prime lots in Salem Brooks Woodburn and Aurora. Growers expect strong demand outpacing supply aided by a plan to loan half a million dollars to association members at 7 percent for six months to finance carrying charges until prices rise. The Hopgrowers Association officials discussed the proposal and market outlook, noting U S hop supply is likely to remain below demand, supporting higher prices through coordinated action.

Salem Brooks Woodburo Aurora Hopgrowers’ Association Winstanley United States Eure United Action

Watts Sells Jewelry Store to Eastern Men in Eugene

The downtown Eugene business changes include J C Watts selling his Willamette street jewelry shop to Milo Janney and Arthur Meyer from Illinois. Watts will pursue optical work full time. The Hansen Grocery sale to Messrs Schobert and Dodge, also young newcomers, aims to expand stock. Hansen plan to move to California. new owners promise improved service.

Eugene Messie D Seobert E Dodge Monmouth J C Hansen West Englith Street J C Watts Willamette Street Messis Milo Janney Arthur Meyer Illinois Watts Messrs Janney Meyer Messra Schobert Dodge Hansen Bis Schobert California Gu4&rd

A Pretty Wedding at the Paine Residence

The marriage of Luke L Goodrich and Leone E Paine was solemnized at 8:30 p.m. Saturday at the bride's parents home at East Eleventh and Pearl. Guests included Judge Geo Burnett Salem and many others. the couple will reside at East Fourteenth and High after October 15.

Luke L Goodrich Leone E Paine Mra D A Paine East Eleventh Pearl Street Misa Lula Renshaw Lohengrin Ray Goodrich Rosalie Friendly Carrie Paine Kev Mack Wallace Danc East Fourteenth High Streets Wils Geo Burnett Salem Mra Williamson Salem Ed Cannon Portland Sod Raesell Coleman Coburg Aod W H Abrams Cottage Grove E Ankeny Hoffman J Luckey Mere L Logan S M Yoran W Kuykendall F W Prentice H Friendly Emme Thompson Atella Dorris Dee Ankeny Dolly Ankeny Lulu Renshaw Carrie

Street Cars Sold By Black Butte Miner To Salem Line

W B Dennis who bought Eugene street railway from Holden brothers arranged to ship four eyelem cars to Salem Light and Traction Co. The cars hauled by two horses down Willamette Street to the depot under Drayman M Hubble. They will be used as trailers on the electric line. Freight tonight to Salem. The old mule car era nears its end.

W B Dennis Black Butte Eugene Holden Bros City Salem Eyelem Salem Light and Traction Co Drayman M & Hubble Barnes Willamette Street Salem Comany

Leg Broken in Lumber Accident at Creswell

Attorney Geof Kinsey suffered a double fracture of the right leg above the ankle while adding to a house on the Kobt Hays place near Creswell. A lumber topple pinned him, colleagues freed him, and De La Brown set the bones as Kinsey was taken home to East Tenth and Mill Street to rest.

Geof Kinsey Kobt Hays Place Creswell Kinsey Sehafer Eawene East Tenth End Mill

Gypsies Departure Near Bridge Sparks Small Dog Loss

A band of gypsies encamped across the river near the bridge pulled up stakes and moved south for greener pastures. Three young men mourn the loss of a small dog they believe was stolen during the camp passage, the dog killed by a blow.

Dallyoard Gypelee Serosa Pastures Green Eugene Nimrode Threety Bonday

Eugene Daily Gossip And Travel Notes Compiled Locally

Personal notices list many residents and visitors in Eugene today including General O O Howard in Portland and others in Salem Salem Eugene and Portland. Names include J M Williams L T Harris Harvey Sommerville W C Mount Frank Kennedy and Rev Wm R Henderson with trips to Cottage Grove Roseburg Portland and St Joseph. A brief mention notes a three month Burns trip by Steve Landers and Louis Belehan and a favorable view of Inez, with local commerce and social activity highlighted.

Bennett Grants Pass Ktegieter Alert Ramblers Eugene Wm R Henderson Presbyterian Church Henderson Woodburn Steve Landers Louis Belehan Burns Canyon City Mitchell Prineville Oregon Inez

A Prominent Wedding in Eugene

This afternoon at one o'clock Mr J W White and Mrs Tibbetts wed at Rev E C Sanderson’s residence in Eugene. The ceremony was quiet with close friends, after which the couple departed by cab for a two week honeymoon to Portland and Seattle before moving to the groom’s home on West Seventh Street. White serves as a city councilman. his bride is active in church circles and the WCTU.

J W White Tibbetts E C Sanderson Eugene Divinity School East Twelfth Alder Streeta Portland Beattle Weat Seventh Street Eugene White Third Ward WCTU

Misa Helens Weesela Heads to University in Eugene

Coos Bay Mall on October 5 notes Misa Helens Weesela a capable North Lake district school teacher plans leaving soon for Eugene to attend the state University for the coming winter. She comes from a family inclined toward learning with siblings pursuing education within Oregon.

Coos Bay Misa Helens Weesela North Lake Eugene State University Durog Oregon

Babcock Declares Tariff Not Needed for World Markets

Special dispatches report Congressman Joseph W Babcock Wisconsin Republican leader in Congress, declaring a protective tariff unnecessary to control world markets. The stance fuels discussion as Republicans consider tariff policy changes. Other items note burglaries in Spreckles residence, bubonic plague cases in Rio, a Massachusetts cloth trust formation, Huntington hospital donation, Oregon bar admissions, aid for Miss Stone, and the Futurity Stake in Lexington.

Cutcaco Joseph W Babcock Wisconsin Congress

Mise White and G F Barnes Wed at Home

Mise Rutha White daughter of Mr and Mrs A W White and G F Barnes were married yesterday morning at 0:30 oclock at the home of the bride s parents on First and Washington streets. The couple will reside in the city. Dally Gaard Octs A Hor Yrevp. Baling of Campbell Walker hops at the hops house in the Springfield bottom finished with 141 bales yielding nearly two thousand pounds per acre and 13 pounds to the box of green hops.

Mise Rutha White A W White G F Barnes Fliat Washington Streets Dally Gaard Campbell & Walker Springfield Bottom

Card of Thanks for Martin Luther Ania

Mr and Mrs Amis and family express sincere gratitude to those who assisted them at the death and funeral of their son and brother Martin Luther Ania.

Wendling Sawmill Delivers 177000 Feet In One Shift

The Booth-Kelly Co Wendling mill cut 177000 feet of lumber on a single shift, a notable gain over its stated daily capacity of 150000 feet. The result highlights efficiency improvements at the facility.

Booth-Kelly Co

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