Real Estate Transfers in Lane County Listings
A compilation of transfers shows Theodore J. McCracken and others selling lots in Washburne’s subdivision and various tracts in Eugene Coburg Creswell and surrounding areas to numerous buyers. Prices range from $1 to $10,500 with many parcels in Lane County D L C and city additions transferred to individuals and firms including Lane County Tract, Oregon and Washington Railroad, and local real estate entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
China
C. Taylor
Lote
Ezra W. McLean
Elmer J. Fletcher
College Hill Park
J. HW. Harden
Ethel Mendenhall
Casandria de Lapy
Coburg
William Jave
Lota
Fruitvale
Bandera Et Ux
Cora A Jackson
Washbourne & Millilorn
Junction City
Stoufer Et Ax
Frank Aldrich
A. Cox
W. T. Keesman
Chicago
Florence
M. Kemp
William R. Boone
Huckekin Hick
Perley C. Heald
J. W Newkirk
John Qgile
E. B. Doane
Kathryn G. Hawk
Nettle Willoughby
Eugene
Harry C. Dunham
L. H. Wheeler
J. Sire Greene
C. W. Hodges
Charles H. Deterlein
Lane County
J. A. Roach
Benjamin F. Riddle
Alice Casfield
David Link
William Calvert
Lexter Baker
Harry
Holman
G. 0. Holman
Whitney
Eugen
W. B. McKinney
HW. Seibert
Joseph Davis
L. Cc
BE. C. Lake
Springfield
W. A. Bohart
Elbert L. Chapman
Albert J. Willard
C. T. Peek
Long & Landes
Cottage Grove
E. H. Hawkins
Fred Wilson
City View Park
Martin Noffiainger
G. R. Mills
Acme
Martin Noffainger
Lane County Investment Co
Leon Ray Et Ax
Dave Elliott
Robert N Griffin
Washburne
Springfield, Inc. & Power Co
P. & Wille Guardian
Lucinda L. Cummins
University
Benjamin Feeder
KR. BE
Thomas Bolem
H. L
T. B Stewart
J. T. Trivett
Sarah J. Ramo
PD. L. C
Wm. Nelson
Vivian L. Rees Et al
Ella Rilsdon Davies
Charnell Mulligan
Eli Bangs
John Davies
Mulligan
Calvin Morrow
Charles H Morrow
Wee
Mary Ann Miller
M. Randall
Thomas H. Tripp
Little Murd
Huddleston
A. F. Hurd
Lane Co
W. J. Mulkey
Emil A
Sandgathe
A. L. Tirrelet
Shaw and Patterson
J. G. Luckey
A. L. Tirrell
College Hin Park
Ida F. Decker
Clark IH
Emma JL. Hileman
Packard
John W. Storment
Jease Enacon
Gee
Florence M. Kyburz
E. Rankin
Fairmount
J.C. Mangan
Mary E. Mangan
Little Hurd
Buckskin Bob's Camp
A. J. Macdonald
Hans Ellefson
Gromadd
Frank Knowles
A. P. Knowles
Sec
Robert Smith
Andrew A. Stoneberg
P. H. Morrow
Oregon
Washington
German Lutheran Church
E. E. Mink
L. E. Cline
Isaae Cline
W. F. Cline
Louisan M. Harding
Aiz
Caroline T. Walker
Jesse W. Bounds
Alice Ganfield
G. B. Pitcher
Gladys Crate Gates
Andrew J. Matlock
Bank of Brownsville
Andrew J Matlock
Amanda C. Hull
Gladys Craig Cates
J. L. Stratford
J. E
Alta M. Clark
Hughes
Creswell
J. W. Zimmerman
Melvin Hansen
Robert Veltum Returns With New Gear For Olive Street Garage
Robert Veltum, proprietor of the Olive street garage, has returned from Portland bearing substantial new machinery for his business. The acquisition signals expanded capacity and improved services for customers in the neighborhood.
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Robert Veltum
Olive Street
Portland
Mobs
Barton Deserts Wife and Children in Eugene
Chief of Police Farrington applied to the county court for financial aid for Mrs G. W. Barton and two young children after Barton, a Portland immigrant who came to Eugene a week earlier, vanished after leaving $2 owed at the Willamette House. Mrs Barton says he offered no reason to leave and left them penniless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrington
County Court
Mra G. W. Barton
Bartons
Eugene
Portland
Barton
Siuslaw
Willamette House
West Eighth Street
Gutter Pond Nuisance Delays Downtown Commuters
A large pond of water formed in the gutter at the corner of Fifth and Willamette streets, hindering pedestrians en route to the depot. After a summer dry spell, ongoing drainage issues caused trouble with blocked drains.
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Fifth
Willamette Streets
Marriages In Oregon Towns Include Four Selections
Four couples wed in 1910 ceremonies across Eugene Springfield and Donna areas. J D Marion Cabe wed Mol ie Gundersen with Judge Helmus W Thompson officiating in Eugene. Rubie Luella Moxley married Arthur Demarest at H W Rennie home in Springfield with Rev John W Perkins presiding. Jonathan J Totten married Mrs Barbara A League in Springfield with Rev N J Harbit officiating. J Fred Gerot wed Susie Kaufmann at Eugene Congregational parsonage with Rev W B Pinkerton officiating. bride linked to Otto Kaufmann of Otto's grill and confectionary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
J. D. Marion Cabe
Molile Gundersen
Donna
Helmus W. Thompson
H. W. Rennie
Springfield
Rubie Luella Moxley
Arthur Demarest
John W. Perkins
Jonathan J. Totten
Barbara A. League
Rev
N. J. Harbit
Congregational Church
J. Fred Gerot
Susie Kaufmann
W. B. Pinkerton
Otto Kaufmann
Otto
Marriage of Felix Moore and C May Starbuck at Starbuck Home
At the home of the bride’s parents 734 Ferry street Eugene on September 7 1910 at 8 pm Felix Moore and Miss C May Starbuck were married with Rev D H Trimble officiating Both are teachers in Eugene High School.
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W. O. Starbuck
Ferry Street
Eugene
Felix Moore
C. May Starbuck
D. H. Trimble
Eugene High School
Telephone service counts climb in Medford Corvallis Eugene
Medford reports 1015 phones with 18 operators boosting growth claims. Corvallis counters with 1122 phones. Eugene responds by saying the city has 1900 telephones and 32 operators, highlighting pride in its network.
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Medford
Corvallis
Eugene
Heaton
Dr Bell Antiseptic Salve for All Skin Diseases
A historic note promotes Dr Bell's antiseptic salve as suitable for all skin ailments. It markets the product's healing claims and its availability through local apothecaries and physicians, reflecting early 20th century medical advertising.
City council holds quiet session with routine business
The city council met in a calm, routine session reviewing bills, committee reports, and an ordinance. Ex councilman Gilbert sent greetings from Minnesota after his operation. The board discussed extending city limits eastward to control river intake and approved several street and utility requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Gilbert
Minnesota
Morris Brothers
Bryson
City council actions address nuisance shed Blair street and street widening
A nuisance shed at Third and Adams was referred to the health committee. Blair street improvements hinge on city limits expansion after a caustic letter from J R Campbell. Olive street owners receive warrants for overpayments. Agate avenue width increases to 80 feet. Ellis advances $600 for cement. council adjourns to next Monday night.
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Third
Adams Streets
J. R. Campbell
Blair Street
Campbell
Olive Street
Agate Avenue
Ellis
Cementa and social visits mark Junction City notes
E U Lee and family from Eugene spent a day with local friends. J E Murphy hosted guests A M Gilbert and Melvin Hansen from Eugene. Dr Hicky laid cement walks with R M Movius as contractor. Judge Armour of Sterling, Colorado, passed through and plans a future visit. Edgar Thom cut his wrist while stripping hop vines but expects to return soon. John Townsend of St Joseph Missouri, a prominent local merchant, visited Eliza Gilmore and kin.
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E. U. Lee
Eugene
Lee Cook
7Th Street
A. M. Gilbert
Melvin Hansen
J. E. Murphy
Hicky
R. M. Movius
Judge Armour
Sterling
Colorado
Geo. Fish
Edgar Thom
John Townsend
St. Joseph
Missouri
Eliza Gilmore
Springfield Bridge Nears Completion for October 15
Springfield reports the bridge over the river will be finished by October 15 allowing cars to use it within about a month if no more delays occur. Eugene bridge builder Mr. Roney stated the second span is in place and falsework removed, with the third span’s chords and middle timbers cut and prepared. The structure, though appearing light, is described as graceful and strong for its intended use.
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Fire and Water Committee
West Seventh Street
Eugene Avenue
Park
Cherry
Matlock
Judkina Point
Willamette
Madison Street
Huddleston
Oregon Electric Company
Eugene Sand and Gravel Company
Northwestern Corporation
A. C. Mathews
J. D
Springfield
Eugene
Ewing
Roney
Wendling
Coburg
Coburg Notes and News of Interest
Bird Rose and wife enjoy the Portland stock show this week. Fred Deffenbacker bought pack donkeys from prospectors to start a Cascades prospecting trip next spring. Coburg hop pickers from Kelseys yard return after a dispute over yard boss layoffs. Next year plan to go to Seavey’s. State Bank of Coburg reports a $94.67 profit after expenses. Mrs Hansen and relatives from Eugene, Springfield and Coburg visit then head to Salem and Portland. Howell of Portland seeks location to enter jewelry business in Coburg as the town awaits the new main line and division point draw care.
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Bird Rose
Portland
Fred Deffenbacker
Coburg
Deffenbacker
Cascades
Kelsey
Seavey’s
State Bank of Coburg
Hansen
Valerie
Pearl
Cecile Lynder
Eugene
Springfield
Salem
Howell
Cburg
Journal
Birth of Daughter for Gulickson Couple in Eugene
In Eugene on September 13 1910 Hans Gulickson and his wife welcomed a daughter.
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Eugene
Hans Gulickson
Local births and a county rock crusher update
At Springfield on September 7 1910 C H Howard and wife welcomed a son and six miles north of Eugene Howard Cannon and wife also had a son. Mr and Mrs C W Blackmore in Cottage Grove welcomed a ten pound daughter on September 3 1910. County rock crusher No 1 operates south of the city on the Muhr place after relocation from Blanton district and will move four miles above Walterville to supply material for the main McKenzie road staying through the season and part of next.
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Eugene
Howard Cannon
C. W. Blackmore
Cottage Grove
Muhr Place
Blanton
Walterville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stanley's Grocery
Byer
Welch
Royal Club
Arbuckle’s
Colgate’s Goods
Colgate & Co
Colgate
Gco
Colgate’s Perfumes
Colgat’s
Colgate’s
Stanleys
Price Cutters
Willamette ST
Colgate’s Toilet Soaps
Violet
Colgate’s Cashmere
Theodore J. McCracken
L. Manson
Spe. Inv
Power Co
Spe
Brooklyn Bridge
American Press Association
Brooklyn
New York Fire Department
East River
City Council
iPaid F. Reisner
City Treas
News OF
Junction City and
North Lane
William Lorimer
Illinois
Colonel Roosevelt
Coburg Notes
Borw
C. H. Howard
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