Fall claims life of logger in Balderee camp
A logging crew near Balderee and Gardi ner, Tuesday morning August 26, saw Joseph Lioyo of Point Terrace killed instantly as a tree toppled while a chain was being loosened. Lloyd, 21, was attempting to escape when the tree struck him. He was well liked, with relatives notified the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balderee
Gardiner
Joseph Lioyo
Point Terrace
Lloyd
Companio
Legard
Bates Fourace
Drouguy c'RioPeHte
Joseph Lloyd
Terrible Mt Pelee and Related Disasters Collision and Fire
A string of incidents is reported from Sept 2 across multiple places. A paper hanger killed his wife and four children in London. Pocahontas coal mine fire follows a strike. A deadly end to a Kansas City freight-train collision. A major Istanbul blaze destroys thousands of homes. Mount Pelee eruption in Martinique claims numerous lives with thousands injured and ongoing tremors and panic among northern island residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kansas City
Fort Oe France
Martinique
Mount Pelee
Marriage Licenses Issued In August In County Clerk Record
During August the County Clerk issued 20 marriage licenses. The list of couples shows names such as Justice Curtis, Mary Curtis, Nellie Hubbard, Elmer James, Lola Dobbins, Claude Basche, Grace Campbell, Velma Deming, Matilda Long, Will Beloved, Edward Robinson, Theo Anlauf, and many witnesses. The year prior had 15 licenses and July had 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E . Lee
E Justice
Mary Curtis
Willard Gray
Langdon Morse
Sarah E Rowell
C C Coffman
Harry C Hart
L Hattle Orpard
Fo Young
J H Scrafford
EK E Cummins
H L Rane
R Bonggin Sod
Nellie Hubbard
MC Brent
Elmer James Sed Leare Boodgrass
Snodgrass
W G Beattie
Willamette Heens
H R Hanne
Silas Gibbe
Cora Arie
W E Haynes
Velma Deming
WB Haynes
Bu'ler Howe
Matilda Long
George Howe
William Lane
Mrec
Hiltabiddle
M Vinson
M W Pennington
Ethel M Stroud
Red Stroud
William Taylor
Nellie Hedrick
J Paylor
Edward A Robinson
Theo Anlauf
Hiram Macnay
Wheeler
Joulia M Vaughn
J Q Vaughn
Quarter Century With S P Co
Daily Guard notes a quarter century of service for LG Adair with the & P Railroad at Eugene. He jokes about retirement yet plans to stay active. Adair is praised as a conscientious employee still alert to company interests and well regarded by friends.
Diamond Goods Advertises Honest Diamond Purchases
A concise ad targets buyers with promises of quality stones and close margins. The seller claims a growing business and invites interested customers to call for conviction and details. It emphasizes reading potential buyers and emphasizes good stones and fair pricing.
P Frank and Son to Retire from Mercantile Business
P Frank and Son, well known merchants operating the Racket store on East Ninth Street, have sold out and will retire from business. Purchasers named later, taking over January 1903. invoicing to begin December 6. The firm opened in Eugene on May 7, 1890 and built a large brick store after expanding several times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Guard
P Frank & Son
Nin
GUARD
C & Frank
Mesere Frank
Eugene
Omer
Mary Clayton Howe Funeral Notices
Mary Clayton Howe died Sunday morning August 1 at her home on West Fourth street after a prolonged illness. Born April 30, 1841 in Filliecoultre Scotland she came to Canada in 185[?] and leaves a husband John Clayton, a brother James Offutt, a sister, and children Ed Howe Eugene Mrs Geo Melson Silverton Mrs Chas Parsons Eugene and Miss Allie Howe. Services will be held tomorrow at 10 am with Rev D E Loveridge officiating and interment at Od Fellows' cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Clayton Howe
Weat Teuth Street
Filliecoultre
Scotland
Canada
John Clayton
James Offutt
Ed Howe
Eugene
Geo Melson
Silverton
Chas Parsons
Allie Howe
D E Loveridge
Od Fellows
Rock Crusher No 2 Moves to Jasper for Rest of Season
The county rock crusher No 2 will be moved from Thurston to Jasper and operate the rest of the season starting tomorrow. It aided the McKenzie road project with half funded by citizens and half by the county. It will prepare material for two miles of road from half a mile north of Thurston to Barney Wood hill and gravel from High Banks to the project start and to the ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurston
Jasper
McKenzie Road
Thureton
Barney Wood Hill
Chae Cronere
High Banks
Elmira Couple Wed at Hoffman House Parlor
Henry Duckworth of Elmira and Bertha Allison of Hale were married this afternoon at 2:50 in the Hoffman House parlor with Rev M F Horn officiating. They will reside in Elmira. Friends in their neighborhoods extend good wishes for their future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Guard
Henry Duckworth
Elmira
Bertha Allison
Hale
Hoffman House
F Horn
Foot Mashed at Eugene Mill Injures Clyde Mitchell
Clyde Mitchell suffered a serious foot injury at the Eugene saw mill when a leg fell on his right foot. Dr Brown treated the wounded man after the accident, which will lay him up for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Mitchell
Eugene
LW Brown
Couple from Booth Lane Wed in Home Church Ceremony
Eégwie A Robineon and Mies Theo Apleof of the Anlaef neighborhood in Booth Lane were married Monday at 9 o'clock in the Ho men Moore hall with Rev BF Henry officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eégwie A Robineon
Mies
Theo Apleof
Anlaef
Booth Lane
Matordey
Ho&men
Moore
Henry
Contract Let For Fifteenth Street Sewer Voided
At a city council meeting, Councilmen Dorris Barker and Green watched as the street committee conceded the Mammey Bros contract for the Fifteenth street sewer. A letter from Portland bidders Rhyer and Robyn er alleged Mammey told of a council partnership to gain 300 by collusion. Mammey denied the charge. City Attorney Williams voided the contract for lack of proper prior committee work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mammey
Fifteenth Street
Couneclman Dorris
Rhyoer & Robyner
Portland
E R Mammey
M&s
Progress on moving building and town construction
Progress continues on moving a building into new quarters in the Roney block with upstairs carpentry to follow. The telephone office fixtures move from First National Bank to the new Roney block and the Smeede Hotel project advances with plastering and larger front windows. Contractors foresee no holiday slowdown as demand remains high and more work is planned through winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roney
Eighth Street
Firet National Bank
The
Meede Hotel Ia
John B Coleman
Smeede
J M Enndy
Baiding Thie Fell
School Reopening Notes and Teacher Meeting Dates
To School Patrons and Teachers public schools will open Septem ber 15 at 9 am. An examination of pupils in any subject and new arrivals for grade placement will occur Thursday September 11 at am in the Patterson building. A general teachers meeting is set for Friday September 2 at 4 am in the Patterson building. The superintendent's office will move to the first floor of the Patterson building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson Building
Iowans Plan Float For Carnival At East Park
At a meeting in East Park last night Iowa Association members discussed building a carnival float to honor Iowa and its sons. They pledged to pursue up to date efforts and monitor their contribution to the progress of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Park
Iowa
Iowa Association
Loggers Confer With Mill Men Over Payment Terms
A Liuelaw Loggers Union committee met with Siusilaw-San Francisco Lumber Co president A W Beadle in Eugene to seek monthly seal and pay for banked logs. Cushman, mill manager, attended. Beadle will reply tomorrow after considering the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Grand
Liuelaw Loggers’ Union
J L Atkinson
CW Lyons
Harvey Salee
W Beadle
Siusilaw-San Francisco Lumber Company
TB Cushman
William G Eaton dies in Junction City aged 87
William G Eaton died of senile debility at Junction City Saturday evening at 7 o'clock, aged 87 years, 7 months, and 9 days. He lived with his son JJ Eaton. a daughter Amanda Harper in Colfax, Washington, and two sons Charles and M in Lane County near that city. Born January 22, 1817 in Knox County, Tennessee, he emigrated to Jackson County, Missouri in 1845 and served in the Mexican War, mustered out in 1848. He crossed the plains to Oregon in 1885, settled in Lane County near Eugene, moved to Junction City in 1870, and was then believed the oldest man in Lane County. He was a member of the Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G Eaton
Junction City
JJ Eaton
Amanda Harper
Colfax
Washington
Charles
Eaton
Knox County
Tennessee
Jackson County
Missouri
Mexico
Plains
Oregon
Lane County
Eugene
The
Christian Church
Lost and Found Pocketbook Belongs to Geyer
A Mr Geyer of Silver Lake arrived in town for provisions and horse work. In his inside pocket was a long leather pocketbook with checks for 1675 on Eugene banks a ten dollar bill and other papers. He misplaced it after leaving his coat at Bangs' stable. The wallet was later recovered at the barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geyer
Silver Lake
Eugene Banks
Bangs
Florence Schools Board Names New Principal and Primary Teacher
Florence school district board met Tuesday evening August 26 to fill vacancies for the coming term. Anna C Wright of Yakima was elected principal and Myrtin Lee Btoart of Mohawk was chosen as primary teacher after previous nominees failed to accept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forence School District
Anna C Wright
Yaquina
Myrtin Lee Btoart
Mohawk
Dr Whitman's Work in Early Albany Births
Albany Democrat notes two county citizens Cyrus H Walker of Albany and George Durbe bart of Apicer had Dr Marcus Whitman as attending physician at their births. Walker was born at the Whitman Mission Home in Walla Walla in December 1538 and Borkhert’s birth occurred at the Mission raw mile 12 miles east in October 1846.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Line County
Cyrus H Walker
Albany
George Durbebart
Apicer
Marcus Whitman
Mr Walker
Whitman Mission
Walla Walls
Borkhert
Mission Raw
Mision
Wing and Wing Ashore After Wind Dies Off River Bar
The schooner Wing and Wing from San Francisco grounded near the Siuslaw bar while attempting to enter the river to load lumber. The wind failed, the ship upright, and a salvage plan forms as tug Robartens and government steamer crew assist. Crew of six, led by Captain Grimm, descends, while other vessels like Acme and Oakland await towing opportunities near Florence.
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Wing
San Francisco
Miualw
Duex
Siuslaw Bar
H G Wright
Robarten
Meyer& Kyle
Siusian
Beiong
Grimm
Sod Bes
Siuslaw
Acme
Florence
Oakland
Nothing Succeeds Like Success The New York Racket
A damaged 1540s advertisement proclaims the New York Racket store opened May 17 and built a cash and delivery system. After thirteen years of business the owners announce retirement and offer a large stock of goods at fixed pleno prices through January 1. The notice lists P Faink & Bon at 84 EF Ninth Mt Eugens Oregon as the contact and seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Faink & Bon
Mt Eugens
Oregon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hampton Bros
Eucene Guard
P3ell Bros., Publishers
Willamette Street
Seventh and
Retee
Hende
Luckey
Fooess, Canaon
L Cheshire
M. D
Isrown, M. D
Chrisman Plesk
Is R. Bean
LAW
Loan & Saving Bank Room
Asathontine
Euyene, Oregon
Htional Bank
Ihioso
Earatees
MME County Bank
Racene
A. G. Hovey
LG Hulin
Cashier
Hovey
Ast Cobie
MT. Pelee
Guyana
Cooper, W Va
Pocahontas
Constantinople
Imam Karassar
Pelee
S. P. CO
M. R. Janney
East Ninth Street
Mummey Bros
Dorris
Beadle
Aivean
Torrow
Dr. Whitman
Democrat
Fane
Wishares
Ariston Shoes
Windoe
Owen Ee
Frank FE. Dunn
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