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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1909

Page

6

Enrollment Increases Strain City Public Schools On First Day

The report notes rise of about ten percent in first day enrollments across five buildings Central Patterson Geary Lincoln and others with 600 expected early attendance. High school enrollments reach 360 up from 120 last year as stricter entry conditions keep down midday arrivals. School staff lists detail principals and teachers at Central Lincoln Patterson Geary and other campuses.

Geary Olive Wixth Fifth Street Lincoln Lincoln Street Foe Wiech Street Mtv Dieury London Hia

Woman killed in joy ride near Portland

Portland Sept 20 a 29 year old divorced wife Dally Ferrara was killed when W M Ladds Cadillac touring car carrying six others overturned after leaping a 10 foot embankment at the gravel pit turn on the Grewtamn road. The party included Albert B Ferrara chauffeur Harry Holland John Hobertson Ate na Rowe Eva Meyer and others. The car belonged to WM Ladd and had been stolen from Covey garage by Holland.

Portland Dally Ferrara Albert B. Ferrara Grewtamn W. M. Ladd Atena Rowe Eva Meyer Harry Holland John Hobertson Ladd Pigueen Kutee Tate Kaffeur Holland John Hoherror

Holland Residence at Crow Burned

The old Holland house at Crow, owned by Mrs. Mary Holland, mother of the Holland brothers, was destroyed by fire Saturday afternoon. The fire broke out while Mrs. Holland, Dr. Canady, Mrs. Canady, and Frank Holland were inside the building. Some contents were saved but much furniture and Mrs. Holland’s canned fruit were lost. Insurance covered part of the loss, estimated at seven thousand dollars.

Holland Crow Mary Holland Holland Brothers Mre Holland

Obituary notices for Joseph Davies and Mrs Melvina Hays

Joseph Davies age 71 dies at General hospital Eugene on Sept 19 1909 born Herefordshire England Nov 20 1837 emigrated 1880 moved to Oregon three years later to Eugene leaves son Joan Davies Lewis ton Idaho brother and two sisters in England member Episcopal church. Mrs Melvina Hays dies Sept 15 1909 at Junction City aged 73 years five months 17 days had been in poor health funeral in Christian church Saturday at o clock conducted by Rev C A Wooley.

Eugene Joseph Davies Clifford Parish Herefordshire England America Oregon Joan Davies Lewiston Idaho Episcopal Church Melvina Hays Junction City Christian Church Ev. C. A. Wooley

Hunsaker Pioneer of Oregon Passes Away at Choicest Family Ties

In Schuyler county Hinds June 9 a long life of movement across eight states and territories from Missouri to Oregon to California to British Columbia ends. He settled on a donation land claim in Lost Valley Lane county and married Mary E Williams March 18 1855. Survived by children Thomas H Hunsaker Zion Ellis B Hunsaker San Francisco and several daughters including Mrs William Preston of Eugene. Also surviving his brothers and sisters Rev A J Hunsaker McMinnville and others in Stayton Eugene and Dexter.

Schuyler County Hinds Missouri Plains Marion County Oregon California Lane County Lost Valley Mary E. Williams Caribou British Columbia William Preston Thomas H. Hunsaker Zion Ellis B. Hunsaker San Francisco Haugh Hampton Eugene A. L. Roney Goryen C. M. Parker A. T. Miller Dexter A.J. Hunsaker McMinnville E. Miller Stayton M. Barbie Ellen Morgan

Prospect for Resumption of Mine Operations

A. 4. Brooks from Blue River says residents await news in the Hine River district. Mr. Zimmerman Ges sets October 1 to file claims against the Lucky Boy mines to keep property or it passes to prevailing claimants. Mines likely to be worked soon with full force in either outcome.

Brooks Blue River Hine River Zimmerman Ges Lucky Boy

Hembree Granted New Trial in Murder Case

The Oregon Supreme Court reversed A. J. Hembree’s death sentence and remanded for a new trial in the alleged murder of his wife in Tillamook County. He was also convicted of second degree murder in the alleged killing of his daughter and suspected of burning the house to hide the crime.

Salem, Or Supreme Court A. J. Hembree Tillamook County Hembree

Vanderbilts Sign Articles of Separation

New York report states William K. Vanderbilt Jr and wife Virginia Fair have signed a separation agreement. Mrs. Vanderbilt is returning from Europe with their two children. Oscar Mays has rented an 875 acre farm near Eugene and plans to move this week, taking over Trout's lease for two years with an option if not sold.

New York William K. Vanderbilt Jr Virginia Fair San Francisco Senator Fair Oscar Mays Joncton Ciy Eugene O. E. Trout Alberta Mays

Contractor Rouley and Applewhite to Build Two Story Brick Block

Frank awarded the contract this afternoon for a two story brick block at the corner of Tenth and Willamette streets. Rouley and Applewhite will commence work as soon as excavation is completed.

Frank Tenth and Willamette Streets Rouley & Applewhite

Peary welcomed ashore at Sydney port after polar quest

Commander Peary, fresh from a North Pole expedition, arrived in Sydney aboard the Roosevelt. His wife led the greeting party as the ship neared the harbor, with a crowd of friends and supporters cheering the famed explorer after more than a year away.

Sdney Peary North Pole Sydney Roosevelt Explorer Alile Mre. Keary

Eureka to Get Railroad Link Northwestern Pacific

San Francisco reports Captain A H Payson, president of the Northwestern Pacific, announces plans to build a railroad from Eureka to Santa Rosa, 755 miles, with a construction budget around 820000. The line would connect Humboldt and north coast counties to markets, replacing wagon and water routes. Payson pressed the case in Chicago before Santa Fe President Ripley and Harriman system director Kruttschnitt.

San Francisco A. H. Payson Northwestern Pacific Sarail Southern Pacific Evcehs Saerwood mtvUil Mic Tetary North- Wesern Cuillersa Humboldt North Coast Payton Chicago President Ripley The Santa Fe Julius Kruttschnitt Harriman

Graepler couple arrives from Iowa to Iowa City area

Mr and Mrs Wm Graepler arrived last week from Dows Iowa and secured temporary rooms in the basement of the M E church Mr Greepler purchased twenty acres of the Miller tract near Chas Dickerson corner He notes many people in that part of Iowa planning to come here J C Times

Wm. Graepler Dows Iowa M. E. Church Greepler Miller Tract Chas. Dickerson

Marriages Granted To Four Couples In Oregon

Marriage licenses were issued this afternoon to Robert L. Jones of Portland and Dana T. Brabham of Eugene, and to Daniel J. Thomas and Georgette Berg, both of Cottage Grove, confirming two local nuptial pairs.

Robert L. Jones Portland Dana T. Brabham Eugene Daniel J.thomas Georgette Berg Cottage Grove

Hops Shipped From Goshen to New York in Car Load

Jas Hayes today shipped a car load of hops for E Clemens Horst and Co of Goshen bound for New York.

Jas. Hayes E. Clemens Horst & Co Goshen New York

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised by Marlton reader

A Marlton New Jersey woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing ten years of severe female health issues. She suffered inflammation ulcers indigestion and nervousness and was urged by doctors that her condition was chronic. The letter promotes the medicine and its founder Mrs. Pinkham offering free confidential advice from Lynn Massachusetts.

Inoy Marlton N.inkham Ulary Hosdie Celine Lydia E. Pinkham

Corvallis Mill Forced to Close Over Switching Rates

Corvallis Oregon September 19 The Occidental Lumber Company employing 40 men closed its mill this morning awaiting a decision from Southern Pacific officials on switching rates. A six dollar car charge for less than a mile is deemed exorbitant as a double rate since Corvallis and eastern tracks are used part of the distance. The mill had used Marys River and the Willamette for logs but low water prevents delivery.

Corvallis, Or Occidental Lumber Company Southern Pacific Corvallis & Eastern Occidental Mary's River Willamette

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