Local notices mix with farm, banking, and social bits
The column blends ads and small items from Junction City and nearby towns. Mentions include Granoe Hawneanen as mill manager contact, W M Tripp for blacksmithing and shoeing, and Mrs H Mahon gifting a pansy bloom. Reports cover arrivals, a field meet, a fall accident, a marriage in Idaho Falls, a Woodman of the World picnic at Bellefountain, a tug of war, a parade setup, a bank cashing activity, and home goods promotions at W L Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canals
Mor
New State
Mr. Simmons
Nebraska
Overland
Howe
JM Gack
Baker City
U. of O
Berkeley
Paul Harmen
John Harmenn
Margaret E. Hollenbeck
Ray & Smith
Idaho Falls
Eugene
Aho Falls
Bellefountain Camp
Woodman
Junction City
O. F. Menton
W.C. Washburne
Farmers & Merchants’ Bank
Tt Ivan
Portland
Emery Herron
Local notes from Harrisburg and vicinity shift with road work
Harrisburg week sees many dra mers and visits by County Commissioner Springer and ex sheriff James McFerrin. Residents travel to Eugene for the inter nate meet while Uncle Milly hawks red hot horse radish. Rev Shangle preaches both services at the Southern Methodist Church. Mary Lola Senders visits Albany and Portland to see relatives. Thomas Childers of La Grande dies. Holt Brandenburg arrives home. Town builds picket fence. city authorities clash over road work within corporate limits. County Judge Palmer intervenes to settle control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springer
Eugene
James McFerrin
Albany
Milly
Shangle
E. Hearn
Portland
Sam May
Thomas Childers
la Grande
Perry Er
Holt Brandenburg
G. W. Brandenburg
Baker City
Dan McClain
Uparece
Cit
Palmer
Arrieburg
Fern Ridge Local News Highlights From Saturday
Fragments report Frisbee at Sodaville visits by Chas Fern Ridge area residents include Albert Haverland from Lake Creek and Matlock of Albany. Megan events mention Grace Hill from Junction and a Union Sunday School at Clear Lake. Local business notes cite Geo. Gross buying the Minnesota Hotel in Eugene and plans for a brick yard near Liverpool mill. A Woodmen picnic is set for Dusty on June 1 and farm seeding winds down as weather stays fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Ridge
Chas
Frisbee
Sodaville
Lanty Malkey
E .Ettei
Albert Haverland
Lake Creek
O. CO. Matlock
Albany
Misa Ora Cheshire
Golden
Utah
Claud Adkins
Louise Zumwalt
Sleary Landers
Creswell
Sean
Fields
Grace Hill
Junction
Byron Spencer
Jason
Monmouth
Sirs
Netty Bond
JC. Jennings
J. N. Hembree
Jamies Baker
Geo. Gross
Minnesota
Eugene
Union Sunda S School
Clear Lake
C. H. Withroe
Irving
Cer. Creers
Montana
Monroe
M. Barclay
Mons
Alsea
W.H. Kay
Monrow
A. Wilhelm & Sons
Liverpool
River View Notes Mix News From May Events and Travel
Local items from River View recount May social mentions and travel notes. People like John Templeton and Ed Ayers attend conventions in Eugene, families relocate, and visits with relatives occur across the region. The piece also notes a funeral, a church event, and a Saratoga obituary shared by Councilman Chiles Van Vranken.
Local residents and visitors list from Portland to Eugene
A collection of brief notes records dozens of people visiting, traveling, or residing in the area. Mentions include Personal-oy J A Waddle of Portland, Dr W W Oglesby to Monroe, Belle Millican in Eugene, G W Weatherly of Portland, Charlie Friendly buying hides, Prof A T Gragett’s Eugene trip, Chas Walker cycling to Junction, Mrs Faber and Mrs Dr Davis of Albany, John E Millorn visiting Franklin with wife, Henry Wagner of San Francisco guest of his daughter, Carl Oglesby of Eocene, Mayor J H Miller ill at home, C P Houston from Lake Creek, J P Jones of Southern Pacific, Minnie Sibbetts attending a wedding in Eugene, M Wilhelm and wife of Monroe, and others. Also notes Miss Lee and W H Baker to Eugene, Claude at Bangs park, R E Payton of Baker City visiting, Portland Business College student. WANTED: old horses for sale via P E Peterson Es tramp Or.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Waddle
Portland
W.W. Oglesby
Monroe
Mins
Belle Millican
Eugene
G. W. Weatherly
Charlie Friendly
A. T. Gragett
Chas. Walker
Junction
Dr. Davis
Albany
John E. Millorn
Franklin
Heniy Wagner
San Francisco
Fred Mueller
Carl Oglesby
Eocene
J. H. Miller
C. P. Houston
Lake Creek
J.P. Jones
Southern Pacific
Minnie Sibbetts
Margaret Hollenbeck
M. Wilhelm
Lee
W. H. Baker
Claude
Bang's Park
R. E. Payton
Baker City
Ww. M. Pitney
Portland Business College
Medbery Family Immortality Figures in Local Notices
Ages of those living over 500 years average around 54 years. Mrs. tley was a lifelong Baptist member. She leaves two sisters Parmelia and Fh Medbery of Greenfield, four brothers Stephen B Ballston Epa Amasa M Lyons William and Nathan Medbery Greenfield. She was aunt to Mrs. Jamee Verbeck Mrs. Frank J. Sherman Village President Stephen O. Medbery and Horace J. Medbery of the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tley
The
Baptist Church
Parmelia
Fh Medbery
Greenfield
Stephen B
Ballston
Epa Amasa M
Lyons
William
Nathan Medbery
Jamee » Verbeck
Frank J. Sherman
Stephen O. Medbery
Horace J. Medbery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tock
Milliorn Bros
Oregon
Cascade Drug Company
Bulletin Board
Lowe
Ccalroptician
Ragen
Oglesby
Oregonian
Bunter
Gilmore le
Milliorn
Cagdie Dre
Anc
Howstana
Anna Hitney
Cascade Drug Store
Millernroe
H. Friendly
Friendly's
Salem
Bangs’ Park
Indy
Buttamin
F. Harlbart
Oliver Ghilled
Keck
Troy Laundry
Bud Dougherty
Pitney
Wootfall
Martin & Hitt
Graggett
Goldson School
W. L. Wright
Surniture
Cent. P. Frank & Son
Mueller & Hill Drugogists
Harrisburg
Boye
Iude Morrison
Willie Ayers
Coon Range
John Templeton
Ed Ayers
River View
Hunter
Eugene Satur
Mr. Fenne
Loren Edwards
Crown Point
Barney Millorn
Ermol Cook
Will Russell
James Riddle
Ofeer
Fanny Moffit
Joe Edwards
Hattie
Alice Edwards
M. Edwards
Wm. Jolnaon
Bargs’ Stable
Barney Milliorn
Eastern
Relaven
Chester Edwards
Benton County
Skidmore
Fenne
Sre
Josie
Ormal Miller
Ratio Skagges
Homer Houston
Chiles van Vranken
Daily Saratogian
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Lucinda Bentley
Lucinda Medbery
Ambrose Bentley
Porters Corners
Middle Grove
Bentley
Stephen
Lydia Medbery
Sain
P. E. Peterson
Estrap
Loughwiller
Peter Fugene
Orbgon
Eugene Soap Company
Eugene, Oregon
Housewives
Griffin Hardware Co
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