Eugene Bulletin Log Notes Local Ads and Events
Read 1, 8 Uyland & Co ads. Dr Lowe and Dr Oglesby listed. Hams and shoulders stocked. Oranges and bananas 25¢ dozen. May 22 visit from President McKinley party. Sunday School meets April 26 and 27. Local moves, new furniture, and social gatherings noted. Community notices include lodge elections and birthday celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe
Eugene
Oglesby
Cascad Drag Co
Uyland & Co
Ordora
Houston
Sul
Friendly's
Emmett Butler
Washburne
Springfeld
O. Gillett
L. BR. Moore
Millhorn Fo
Wood
Junction City Flour Mi
Guonon Haxpsaken
Kuyone
Littletiell
Conceetion
Saleo
Abargain
Featerry
G. &. Keck
Cy F. Hurlburt
Oliver Chilled
Carcade Drug Company
Caseware Drug Store
Mins
Vera Minkel Keene
Sanday
Fireale
Jones, Allie
McKinley
Junction City
Littlefield
Eiavatore
Habana
Cascade
Hyland
Bik
Greenwood
Mra
Baker Handanker
Avward W. M. Pitney
Draugler
Fred Mueller
Caldwell
Roe
Baker
Mueller
Bruen
G. GO. Miller
Eugene Tol Jondly
Harrisburg Correspondence Notes Local Happenings
Local items report early finish plans for the electric plant in Harrisburg. Community updates include travel, arrivals, a new justice of the peace, a Southern Pacific agent starting duties, and social events at Frank Sheldon’s ranch with attendees enduring a night session.
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Harrisburg
Little Raymond
G. W. Isham
George
J. W. Gilmore
I ‘Southern Pacific
Edna Mackey
Roseburg
Abe
Junction City
Buneks
Allingham
W. W. Allingham
Tts
Randall Cornett
J. B. Cornett
Peoria
Shedd
W. L. Wright
Eddy
Luby
Easter notes and local happenings in River View
Miss Ida Adkins stays with Tom Kirk. Mrs. W. 4. Wetzler trips to Irving. Jesse Severn transacts business in Eugene. Miss Annie Templeton visits brother William at Crown Point. Albert Bristow pays 10 head from Loren Edwards at $5 each. Farmers busy, sun brings pleasure seekers and buggy rides. Mrs. Bonham and Owen Edwards head for Renton county for Easter. Harris family moves to Astoria may return soon. Easter program at the schoolhouse praised. readers thank participants. Robert Gar of Fugene suffers a buggy axle accident. James Hays joins Workman lodge amid Easter talk. Easter exercises at Christian Church draw many youths and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River View
Ida Adkins
Tom Kirk
Wetzler
Irving
Jesse Severn
Eugene
Annie Templeton
William
Crown Point
Albert Bristow
Loren Edwards
Ella
Panny Moffitt
Bonham
Cottage Grove
Ow Edwards
Renton County
Harris
Astoria
Robert Gar
Wm. Tripp
James Hays
Workman Lodge
Jim
Christian Church
Fanny
Della
Ada Moffitt
Josie
Soptia Fenne
Ida Mayes
Mary Johnson
Mrs. Hayes
Willard
Riley Gray
Chester Edwards
Martin Fenne
Geo. Harper
Louis Severns
Chas
Thomas
Sam Templeton
Chas. Burges
Local notes and events in Monroe and Flat Creek area
Saturday busy for merchants in Monroe with various residents like Mrs Emma Larkin and Will Carpenter visiting towns. New grave leader bid winners announced for Benton county roads. Flat Creek items report births, school start, religious service, residents moving in, and local trades such as Dolph Farley winning a gravel loader contract for county road work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Larkin
Coburg
Monroe
Will Carpenter
Eugene
Harry St. Clair
Oregon
Rossiter
Forest Grove
Eay
Benton County
D. B. Farley
C. J. Ralls
Flat Creek
Greene Fawyer
Calvin Woolley
Edith Doidge
Clara Haggine
Harrieburg
Cowarls
John Handsaker
Ed Walden
Dallas Harpole
Dolph Farley
Residents Visited Eugene And Nearby Cities This Week
Local residents traveled to Eugene and surrounding areas over the weekend and early week. Notables include Mrs. Lizzie Clow and Mrs. H M Warner visiting or joining relatives in Albany Roseburg and Portland, with trips by private conveyance noted for H L Rann and G W Weatherly arriving from Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Milliorn
Eugene
Saturn
Lizzie Clow
Fue Gene
H.M. Warner
Albany
Geo. A. Houck
Sazurday
W.W Oglesby
C. G. Speer
H. L. Rann
L. J. Moore
Roseburg
A. A. Foster
G. W. Weatherly
Portland
Weatherly Creamery Co
H. Friendly
San Francisco
Carrie
Threse Friendly
Register
Marshall
Colusa
Cal
Winn
Robert Marshall
Everett growth cited by letter from Caldwell and local notices
A letter from R. P. Caldwell reports Everett's population up 4 000 to about 12 000 and notes industrial growth, street improvements, and new construction. Other items include J H Miller renewing a Barueris subscription and 191 Rambler bicycles advertised by J H Miller. The Weatherly Creamery Co plans a 50 by 100 two story building on Third and East Morrigan Street for a large new creamery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Caldwell
Evanett
Wasu
A.P. Bettersworth, Jr
Junction City
Sun
Everett
Daily Herald
Great Northern Railway
K.P. Cawnwent
J. H. Miller
Weatherly Creamery Co
Portland
Thirdand East Morrigan Streets
Allove
Also Mentioned on This Page
Milliorn Bros
Bulletin Board
W. R. Winans
Home Department
Association of
D. Bment
State
Balem
C. D. Meigs
Oasle Lodge
C.C. F
J. B. Moore
A.J. Kaiser
Grand Lodge
Baker City
Emery Herron
T. Williams
J. F. Harvey
L. K. Moore
Roneburg
Frances Bushey
Vieners
Degree of Honor
L. Moorland
N. L. Lee
Mra. R. Howard
Mra. Strome
Mra. J. Nichols
Mra. Darneill
Mra. Miller
F. A. Saylor
G. 0. Powell
H.C. Mahon
Gussie Bruetting
Kittie Millorn
Hattie
Josie Moorhead
Minnie Sitbetts
Lena Senders
Aertha Nichole
Beatrice Baker
Ida Miller
Beulah Pitney
Mae Browning
Ada Powell
Francia Bushy
Lola Goodman
Ruth
Grace Hill
Hazel Saylor
Oregonian
Belleny
Muller & Hill
Eugene Soap Company
Eugene, Oregon
Housewives
Griffin Hardware Co
Eucne
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