Personal notices from Friday and Saturday Eugene Daily Guard
A long list of residents and visitors in Eugene notes travels to Portland Salem Cottage Grove Newport and the McKenzie region. People named include Mrs J M Pipes A J Ward H C Preston Farrell Parker J B Wilhelm D T Awbrey Isadore Robinson Rev J S McCallum lalo Smith Bert Bell and wife Ed Vogt M Svarveru A B Ausman George O Brien Adolph and Frank Grafen Miss Maude Briggs Mrs M A Gill J W Herron Lester Wycoff Smeet G W Bond R E Wattenburg H Thomas Mrs Hendershott John S Gray S Hill and many others with stage trips to Mapleton Blue River and Florence.
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Daily Guard
J. M. Pipes
Portland
A. J. Ward
Vida
H. C. Preston
Marcola
Farrell Parker
Deerhorn
J. B. Wilhelm
Zion
D. T. Awbrey
Cottage Grove
Isadore Robinson
Rev. J
McCallum
Foley Springs
Lalo Smith
Bert Bell
Diller, Neb
Eugene
Ed. Vogt
Newport
M. Svarveru
McKen
A. B. Ausman
George O'Brien
Blue River
Adolph
Frank Graffen
Salem
A. H. Hinkson
Lester Wycoff
Smeet
WicKenzie
H. T. Dow
Mapleton
G. W. Bond
Trinacad
Colo
Eue
R. E. Wattenburg
Euese
H. Thomas
Walla Wella
Wach
Mohawk Valley
H. Hendershott
Ben Bingham
John 5. Gray
Eugene Froceryman
S. Hill
Geo. A. Pipes
E. O. Potter
C. A. Burden
Siuslaw
Coos Bay
F. M. Wilkins
Gladys
Seattle
Edward Knowles
C. W. Wester
Professor Wester
J. C. Winters
Montesano
Wash
C. R. Shirer
Newberg
Yaquina
Floyd Booth
J.D. Wigle
Coburg
Cc. V. Oglesby
W. H. Renfro
Fall Creek
J. C. Stratford
Creswell
L. N. Roney
Myrtle Hedgepeth
M. H
C. F. Bixby
Edmonton
Alberta
J. H. Pletcher
St. Francis
D. McGuire
Glenn
Jas. Cheshire
G. C. LaRue
Opara
Minnie Evans
Dorilla Somers
Brownsvile
Jap Deadmond
McKenzie J
Tucker's
Ella Rhinehart
San Diego
Cal
C. V. Oglesby
Mamie Knox
C. F. Knox
T. N. Plank
B. L. Lucas
Rena Ireland
McKingle
M. C. Wire
Albany
L. F. Curtis
Ashland
Myrtle Cramer
Independence
Livia Bond
Irving
Free Thomas
Denver
G. E. Hamilton
Roseburg
Newton
Hood River
Arch Slough
Jed Parker
Dexter
S. B. Finnegan
Corvallis
Charles Piquet
Lorane
Madge Battee
A. E. Kenney
Grats Pass
Merle Chessman
Arived
Pendleton
Jesse Bounds
Cot
Ttage
Junction
F. C. Espenhain
J.m.thompson
Martin Knight
Grants Pass
E. W. Cooper
J. Newton Rhodes
Spriingfield Real Estate
Taduay Wert Smith
San Pedro
Jas
Myers
Potata
Goldsmith
Matilda Cockerline
A. T. Cockerline
Frank G. Micelli
W. J. Clemens
Tempa
Arizona
J. B. Bell
East Eleventh Street
J. R. Stuart
C. Stuart
A. H Tallafero
M. Saffren
Harry Briggs
Coast Fire Chiefs
T. H. Garrett
Geo. Kelly
A. C. Dixon
A. M Hagen
Heath-Kelly Lumber Company
Saginaw
John Koch
Misa Lilton Kurth
Jacob Wlozella
Fred Bierkmanm
Tremont, II
Natron
FE. R. Black
Union City
J. W. West
K. 8. Munro
E. L. Bristow
Nevada
T. G. Hendricks
Staly Guard
J. J. Bryan
Springfield
T. H. Fenton
Win Bennett
Father O'Farrell
H. L. Rann
Junction City
Earl Kirkpatrick
Mrs. S
Spencer
C. G. Abbey
D. H. Starr
Marshfield
Roy Booth
Yonealla
W. H. Abraing
H. M. Clink
Guy Richmond
C. F. Hurlbort
Child
C. A. Hardy
Jacksonville
Busines
Dunlap
Wift
G. A. Dyson
Geo. M. Kirk
Walton
D. T
Awbrey
Ada Coffer
Douglas County
H. Eyre Power
Lola
Wana Smyth
Mikes Minnie Wilson
Drain
Minnie Kvane Mise
Eva Stinson
Adance
New York
L. L. Lewis
H. A. Hinshaw
Porthind
Mra
EL RK Black
P. Coshow
Browneville
J. M. Howe
J. Kirkwood
Chas, Wilkiowen
Threeidren
Hermann
Diktem
A. D. Ferguson
Hornbrook
Misa Jean Wold
East
Ed. Thom
Claire Lee
Eugene High School
Chy
R. A. Booth
Barbara
Kans
Anna Ogg
Minneapoli
Frank Smith
Henry Miller
St. Louis
Albany Herald
Henry W Stewart
Irene
Halsey
I. B. Cushman
Ula
Acme
Mis
J. C. Hall
Viola
Wis
C. P. Houston
Pacific Light and Power Co
Triangle Lake
Etna Snodgrass Effinet
Baker City
P. E. Snodernen
Lincoln
Travis
William Jennings Bryan
eSeattle Times
Professors Place Vacant at University of Oregon
The University of Oregon will not elect a new dean of women until the January board meeting after Luella Carson’s resignation to become Mills College president. Until then Ellen Pennell will oversee women’s affairs with Dr Bertha S Stuart taking charge of women’s physical training and health programs, coming from the University of Michigan.
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Luella Clay Carson
Mills College
California
Board of Regents
University
Ellen Pennell
Department of
Bertha 8. Stuart
University of Michigan
Stuart
Eugene Daily Visitor Log Recaps Surge of Visitors
A parade of visitors and travelers fills Eugene scenes as residents and guests arrive or depart for Seattle Brownsville Roseburg and other points. Names include Mrs A H Taliafero Earl Parsons Verne Dyson Pyle Getebel Johnson New O M Johnson Nash, and many more. District fair week draws attendance from Indy Independence and Roseburg with stage and wagon travel noted.
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K. Munra Ia
Hugene Verne
Dyson
Seattle
Guy F. Pyle
Rosemars
E. E. Getebel
Bend, Or
O. M. Johnson
Salem
A. M. Newman
Marion Kemp
Brownsville
W. R. Allen
Blue River
D. H. Starr
Marshfield
Eugene
Peder Ophus
W. A. Hodson
Lewis
Kan
Williama
London Springs
Chas. Baily
Meadow
L. M. Travis
Tennison
Silsaw
Ralph Marks
Deerhorn
L. Galbraith
Independence
Smith Bailey
Roseburg
G. W. Tayior
Albany
Rose Parrott
Mra. L. N. Roney
Mra. F. P. Norton
Marshfiel
O. W. Hurd
Florence
Benton Bowers
Bowers Drug Co
Ashland
B. D. McLean
Ben
Walla Walla
Wash
W. G. Nesmith
Blue River Mines
W. A. Bechtel
Natron
Pleasanton
Cal
Vina Stewart
J. EB. Russell
Portland
Ethe Lecaiefe
Northampton
Mass
Smith College
A. McCall
District Fair Association
J. O. Rhinehart
San Diego
I. Richards
Hebron
Neb
D. F. Skene
Oregon
W. 8. Hall
Oroville
Owen Hughes Dies at 61 in Eugene Residence
Owen Hughes aged 61 died at the family home at Wee Seventh and Lawrence streets Eugene on September 2 1909 at 9 20 am He was born in Ontario Canada and had recently moved from North Dakota He leaves a wife and three children Funeral services will be held on Saturday at 9 30 am from the Catholic church to the Catholic cemetery Father O Farrell officiating
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Daily Guard
Wee Seventh
Lawrence Streets
Eugene
Owen Hughes
Ontario
Canada
North Dakota
O' Farrell
Burnt Child Dreads Fire and Fire Horse Sold
A story notes Ballards Snow Liniment as a remedy for burns and common injuries with prices listed. A city fire horse was sold for 125 dollars after an injury halted her engine work, while the Eugene Planing Mill Co delivered a flagpole and interior woodwork for a new building section.
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Ballard
Dillon Drug Co
Flora
A. M. Gilbert
Helf
Feneral
Eugene Planing Mill Co
Care In Preparing Peg In Recent Yoimat Proved Value
A fragmented note praises purity in food preparation linking to laws and a Quaker Oats claim. It touts oat products as clean and pure, noting Quaker Oats as the sole manufacturer of oat tea solving husk and speck issues, urging readers to buy family-sized packages.
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Quaker Oate
Strike Forces Closing Of Mitts At Moquiam Wash
In Moquiam Washington plans to close shingle mills after a wage demand was submitted by workers. Similar actions by other mitt owners are expected today, with some mills to stay open to finish current timber. Workers called for a six hour shift cut and threatened further strike if demands were refused.
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Moquiam, Wash
Toprecentatives
Poleon Shingie Company
East Hoquiam
Hall's Texas Wonder Kidney Remedy Ad
The ad claims Hall's Texas Wonder has sold for kidney bladder and rheumatic trouble for five years with guaranteed success and six days' treatment per bottle by O J Hall Red Cross Pharmacy.
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Hall
Texas Wonder
O. J. Hall
Red Cross Pharmagy
Runaway Wagon Spurs Narrow Escape Near Crow
A farmer driving to town on the Lewellyn road from Crow had a runaway incident. The wagon tipped, two cans of wood spilled, the wagon split, but the driver escaped unharmed. An oak witness tree west of Browningville Times office was cut down for stove wood, its removal tied to pioneer memory and a nearby monument.
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Lewellyo
Crow
Khorowes
Toe
Brownerijle
Edmanson v Hil Motion To Dismiss In Orchard Damages Case
In the yet unsettled court dispute Edmanson seeks damages from Hil after letters allegedly caused orchard tree damage. A motion to dismiss was filed by Edmanson today, noting the case had been settled out of court.
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H le Edmanson
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