Improvements at The Friendly Store fall merchandise spread
The Friendly Store touts new fall and winter lines with Oriental and velvet trimmings, appliques, and embroidered effects in rich browns blues greens pinks and gilt. Sections for men and boys, laces, undergarments, cloaks, and alterations emphasize value, comfort, and a money back policy while promising wide stock and courteous staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Portland
Carl Washburn
Fred Lamb
Iss Hulery
Miss Richardson
Johnson
Miss Newman
Miss Blakely
Miss Rice
Patterns For Boys And Mens Wardrobe At 15 Styles
At fifteen we display many neat patterns in extreme college cuts for young men. We also present staple models for business or school wear in single or double breasted styles. We feature peg-top or regular trousers with checks plaids stripes and plain colors.
Personal notices reflect a busy Eugene social scene
In Eugene today A J Johnson Creswell and Earl Hill Cottage Grove were in the city. Many residents headed to Portland Cottage Grove and eastern Washington for events and visits. Several couples travel for weddings and church events while locals attend fairs and business trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom Wenerdae
A. J. Johnson
Creswell
Earl Hill
Cottage Grove
William Landers
E. E. Orton
Junction
W. B. Scott
Leaburg
Horace Hampton
Baker City
H. C. Mahon
Portland
Ora Jackson
J. Bryan
Springfield
Waa
W. H. Goltra
Seer
Fisher
Roseberg
Sanderson
Washington
Earl H. Churen
Tacoma
Thos. Easton
Walterville
City
Samuel Cluer
East Twelfth Street
Rev
Mra
G. W. Morgan
Eugene
Geo. Ht. Kelly
Mra. J. H. Bingham
Ida
George Burbach
Mt. Angel College
David Griggs
Child
Cc. H. Burkholder
J. W. Shumate
Harrisburg
C. C. McCornack
Married Couples Tie The Knot In Oregon Towns
Two couples wed in Eugene area ceremonies last evening as Rev W B Pinkerton and Rev D H Trimble officiated. Joseph Durand Fields married Ermine Church at the bride’s mother’s home near West Fifth and Lincoln. Fred G Thayer wed Etha Williams at the Wilking residence. The couples, both connected with Oregon institutions, planned a Newport honeymoon and met during school days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hon
Mra
PF. M. Wilking
Eugene
Fred G. Thayer
Etha Williams
D. H. Trimble
Newport
Nensenelty
Oregon
Portland Telegram says Multnomah players join professional ranks
The Portland Telegram accuses Campbell Munson and McClellan of turning professional after playing with Eugene in Lane County League games. The Multnomah club had warned members who went pro would be expelled, a policy the paper says was enforced on others but not yet on the captain. Lane county league games are paid with gate receipts split among players, and officials claim amateurs still play without pay while some semi pros benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Telegram
Campbell
Munson
McClellan
Eugene
Cass Campbell
Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club
Multnomah
Lane County
Springfield
Coburg
University of Oregon
Paine
Johnson
Portland
DeNeffe
University of Michigan
Seattle Athletic Club
Weed
Persistent divorce suit filed by Mrs Carrie Weaver
Mrs Carrie Weaver through Williams and Bean sues for divorce from her husband alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. She cites curses jealousy and accusations of infidelity. Married August 20 1897 in Lane county with three children and seeks one third of his property plus $150 expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Weaver
Williams & Bean
Lane County
Harry
Lester
Susie
Ond and Girls’ Aid Society
Porton
Reopen Oregon Savings Bank Planned by Year End
Portland news notes the Oregon Trust and Savings Bank plans to reopen at the same site by November 1 contingent on outside capital and depositors approval. Depositors will be asked to subscribe in stock and to subscribe for telephone bonds held by the bank. Palmer Ayres delivers 37 bales of Early Fuggle hops to E. Clemens Horst & Co. with Jas. Hayes as agent at 7 1/4 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Lee Hoselton
Santiam
F. E. Blair
Fall Creek
W.E. Brown
Cottage Grove
Brown Lumber Company
Fay Clark
Kelso
Washington
Colvin
Fannie Fields
M. B. Meacham
Misa
Oregon Trust & Savings Bank
Palmer Ayres
Friendly
E. Clemens
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Roseburg
James A. Breiman
Conteant
Geetion
Township
Abraham Spurgeon
Martha Hollenbeck
Mapleton
Egon
H. M. Spurges
Goldson, Or
Oregon
Canada
United States
Tor Pear
W. W. Calkins
U. S. Commission
Eugene
United’ States Land Office
Ross
Benjamin L
Frakes and Colts clash in Eugene and Springfield trek
The Frakes, Tri City league champions, aim for revenge after a heavy setback by the Colts last Sunday. They travel to Springfield and Eugene next Sunday the 15th as the Trunkmakers. First game at 10 in field with Tallafero on mound. second at 3 in Eugene with De Neffe twirling. Backed by Schimpff, Campbell, McClellan, Hill infield, the rivalry with Portland teams promises two top games. Also notes Ed Ayres sermon near Junction City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frakes
Springfield
Bagen
Trunkmakers
Iun
Tallafero
Eugene
de Neffe
Schimpff
Campbell
McClellan
Hill
Our Boys
Portland
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Ideal
Nazareth
Chothen
Sunlight Yarns
Kabo
Dent's and
Perrin
Stark Rubber
Priestley’s
Schloss Bros
Harvard
S. H. Friendly
Willamette Street
Eugene’s
Fred Thayer
Lucia Wilkins
F. L. Gibbele
I. H. Bingham
L. M. Travia
Victoria
B. C
Albert Jessup
Boise
Idaho
J. M. Pipen
Corvallis
P. A. Mowes
Lulu Tollman
Seattle
Mae Norton
O'Brien
H. BR. Chipman
Portland Paper
Paine and
Johnson Also
Levi Strauss & Co
Oregon Savings Bank
D. E. Baker
Ed Ayres
Junction City
A. T. Fareis
Pullman
Wash
Stone
Highland
Walla
S.C
Madame Dean
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