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A A A A CITY NEWS NOTES ptember 11, 1941 THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON Page Five. will meet Thursday evening. It will meet Thursday evening. It is requested that all members be present to arrange for the funeral of I. O.

Storey, From SalemJohn Cunningham, member of the state board of control, was in Eugene from Salem Wednesday and Thursday on official business with the county court. Rummage SaleThe D. U. V. will hold a rummage sale Saturday in the Chambers building at Sixth and Willamette streets.

In From OakridgeMrs. Charles Croner and daughters were visitors in Eugene Thursday from Oakridge. Bicycle StolenMrs. George Unsold, 1391. Emerald, reported a bicycle stolen Wednesday, city police reported.

Florence Couple WedsFloyd Ross and Mildred E. Wilson, both of Florence, have obtained a marriage license in Vancouver, Wash. From Junction RFD 3 G. G. Fawver, who lives on RFD 3, Junction City, transacted business in Eugene Wednesday.

Breaks WristMrs. R. H. Pierce, 910 Jefferson, broke her wrist in a fall Wednesday evening. From Blue RiverMr.

and Mrs. Orel O'Brien and son, Robert, were in Eugene from Blue River Wednesday. From Junction CityMrs. G. H.

Johnson of the Junction City section was a Eugene visitor Thursday. From FlorenceMr. and Mrs. E. E.

Gettling of the Florence district were in Eugene Wednesday and Thursday. Visits at Bartlett is visiting Mrs. Effie Snell He is here from Calitorreswell. Swango in CityC. B.

Swango of the Coburg district was in Eugene on business Wednesday. Mrs. King HereMrs. Alta King of Cottage Grove was a Eugene visitor Wednesday. Married At CourthouseCharles Edward Peterson and Mary Elizabeth Smith were united in marriage at the Lane county courthouse Thursday forenoon, County Judge Clinton Hurd officlating.

Road Grading StartedGrading on the Draper road near the Laurelwood golf course south of the city was started by a county road crew Thursday. This road accommodates quite a number of citizens who have built homes there lately. 0. G. Hughson HereO.

G. Hughson, in charge of builders' projects in Four-H club work, is in, Eugene for a few days. Morse Taken To SalemL. B. Morse, sentenced in circuit court Wednesday to serve two years in the state penitentiary on a charge obtaining property under false pretenses, was taken to Salem Wednesday morning by Sheriff C.

A. Swarts. Marketeers Have SupperThe first social meeting of the fall season was held Wednesday evening by the Marketeers of the Producers' Public market. A potluck supper was served and W. A.

Ayres. market master, was presented with a "loving cup:" There were 60 or more present. In From FlorenceMrs. Hans Petersen was a visitor in the city, Wednesday, from Florence. From IrvingJ.

W. Maxwell of Irving was a visitor in Eugene Wednesday afternoon. Records POLICE COURT Joyce Miller, drunk, $25 fine suspended. Ira W. Ballard, Floyd E.

Barklow, Tommy O'Day, Red Elspass, drunk, each days suspended. COURT F. A. MacPherson, hunting game birds out of season, $25 fine, and costs. TRAFFIC FINES Ernest E.

McClary, stop sign, $3.50. George P. Hitchcock, two meter violations, $2. Mrs. G.

O. Greener, Ardis Surdam, Dr. A. F. Barnett, H.

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B. Thompson, meter violations, each fine $1. G. H. Gaseley, safety zone, $1.

James T. Tinan, double parking, $1. BUILDING PERMITS Ada Kneeland, repair residence at 968 Alder, $50. R. E.

Buck, new plumbing shop and apartments at 759-771 Blair, $2600. Mrs. Laura Reynolds, repair residence at 137 W. Sixth, $25. Milton Jackson, new residence and garage at 2107 Jefferson, $2000.

John Eklund, repair residence at 312 Blair, $100. Ingeborg Sundvold, repair garage at 836 Lincoln, $5. Washington Creamery alter warehouse at 123 E. Fourth, $1000. Quality Homes, new residence at 2437 Harris, $2000.

C. Miller, new residence at 1810 Alder, $7000. MARRIAGE LICENSES Walter Frederick Mueller and Olga Emma Kreuger, both of EuJack Stanley McGuire and evieve Julia Merwin, both of Eugene. James Douglas Russell and Juanita Rae Wilson, both of Eugene. Donald James Skene and Blanch Giger, both of Eugene.

CIRCUIT COURT Wolfgang Eberwein arraigned. on charge of obtaining money under false pretenses and will enter plea Friday at 0:30 a. m. John Foster North against Nelle North; suit filed for divorce. PROBATE COURT Estate of Morris Mitchell, deceased; Rose Strauss appointed administratrix.

Estate of John Richter, deceased; property appraised at $3218.01 by appraisers, Mattie A. Walp, David C. Walp Paul E. Walp. BUSINESS NAMES Certificate of assumed business name, Oregon Log Scaling and Accounting Bureau, filed.

Certificate of the Vogue Shop filed. Women's Fair Exhibit Classes Increased 1 unlation Meets- meeting of the school The first Warren Home and for held SunSol in association recreation room evening Warren school. potluck he served and a short muner was followed, with the 1 program taking part: Cedric Lee lowing Ruth Winona Elliott, oden, Scoles, Bobby Northason, Hazel Beryl Northrop, violinists; Jack Walker, Bailey, pianists; S. Meier Ruth Winona El1 Donald C. Jepson, Ford Meier, instrumental Msr.

Barbara Jean Brauer, throp, Jess Hayden, accompanists. Guy Bailey is the leader association of Home and charge of School the evening, had Gwendolyn Hayden in re Mrs. of the music. 1 of the two and Work Held Upthe of the county road on graveling a miles being held up by the creek according is Allen P. Wheelwanty commissioner, ground who was has the trucks to haul Wednesday.

too wet the pit to the road. commissioner was at from Junction Thursday, Ernest conferring Duck- with Supervisor ClassesBrendolyn Lampshire announces Hayden Jess Hayden) lesson for her fall classes in reservations are now piano. In addition to made in Eugene and teachering at her resace, 1398 Chambers street, time each Mrs. den will spend some she in Portland where will graduate work in music and teach. Couples WedCarriage licenses have been the isI in Vancouver, Ledahl to of owing: Stanley E.

Hand and Mildred Hyland of sene; Edward H. Phillips of and Mae Sharp, both Culp In Portland a license has Issued to Thomas L. Robbs of Hand and Betty Jean Gray of deberries Thickbiggest crop of huckleberseen in years is now being rested in the coast section, says Devereaux Eugene. He to this office several branches thes loaded with the berries. fathered them in the vicinity bedsport.

Fineml Paul, Eugene second hand was assessed $250 in fines NE DANCE he HOLLAND Open Daily 2:00 P. M. Floor Shows Foods Club Service Minkler's Orchestra en Western Beverages Mmission 250 includes bors d'oeuvres One Admitted Under 21 on a charge of purchasing stolen goods Besides in police court Wednesday. $175 assessed for his violation in August, he was required to. pay a $75 suspended fine of June, 1939.

Returns Home- Mrs. J. W. Jameson, of Pleasant Hill, has returned home after a visit to Boulder Dam, Los Angeles, San Diego, and Rosamond, Cal. At the latter place she visited her son, George, who is a metallurgist engineer for a gold mining company, Go to RounudupAmong the Eugeneans Pendleton Roundup this week are Mr.

and Mrs. John Jensen. They were accompanied by their daughter, Miss Dorothy Jensen, of Lebanon, who met them in Portland, following a trip to Victoria, B. C. Dr.

Erickson HereDr. Harold N. Erickson, director of the division of maternal and child health of the state department of health, was in Eugene from Portland, Thursday, conferring Anderson, Lane county health officer. Visits in EugeneMrs. Simeon Getchell, a former resident of and now of Washington, Burene, visiting for the next two weeks at the home of Miss M.

Ethel Taylor. Mrs. Getchell has spent the summer in Seattle, Wash. Timber Land SoldLawrence Heitzman of Eugene has sold a tract of 48 acres of timber near Donna to J. P.

Allison of Noti, who will soon engage in logging on the tract. The Oregon Settlement association handled the deal. Cars CollideAutomobiles driven by Charlotte A. Lightfoot, 1810 Tenth avenue west, and Clarence E. Knott, Rt.

1, Harrisburg, were involved in a minor automobile accident at Sixth and Oak Wednesday. Lodge to MeetMcKenzie River Lodge, No. 195, A. F. and A.

M. will hold a stated communication Thursday evening at 7:30 In the Masonic hall. Work in the E. A. degree will be given.

Postpone MeetingTownsend club No. 11 has postponed its Friday evening meeting for a week. The meeting will be held in the same place at that time, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Crimp.

Homemakers Meet The first meeting of the UnityLowell Homemakers club will be Thursday afternoon, Sept. 18, at the home of Mrs. Earl Drury, This is a preliminary meeting, the first regular unit meeting to be Oct. 2. Fishing Reported GoodSalmon trout fishing in the Siuslaw river is reported to be very good by Earl Whittaker of Mapleton, who was in Eugene Wednesday.

Irving 1. 0. 0. F. MeetsThe Irving I.

0, O. F. lodge EVERYTHING FOR SCHOOL BUY AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE AVOID THE RUSH Loose Leaf Note Books School Books Zipper Note Pencils Books Pencil Boxes Tablets Mechanical Pencils Penholders Work Books Paints Erasers Drawing Fountain Pens Paper Construction Paper ACCI. CRESSEYS' BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS Willamette Phone 846 Several additions have been made to the exhibit classes in the women's domestic process and textile department of the county fair this year, it is announced by Mrs. George Saunders, manager of this department.

Added to the jellies, jams and conserves class are jams and marmalades and there will be entries in table setting. Those who plan compete in this feature will provide their own table cloths, silver and other equipment. Those who exhibit in these departments are asked to register at the fairgrounds office or with Mrs. Saunders by Tuesday, September 15. Miss Nellie Lyle, county home demonstration agent, Thursday emphasized that one of the food exhibit requirements is that the exhibitor must accompany each exhibit with a recipe.

IN HOSPITAL Mrs. Bessie Meacham, 1415 Moss street, Eugene, who was injured in an automobile accident Tuesday, 20 miles west of Corvallis was released from the Sacred Heart hospital Wednesday following treatment for bruises. Miss Agnes Graham was still confined to the hospital suffering bruises and possible internal injuries. Her condition was described as fair by her physician. Miss Alice Graham, also a passenger in the car, was uninjured.

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