THE' REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON
Page Three.
CITY NEWS NOTES -
rT!.! noiNG
" Tuesday
ball for D.
fttion. Winter Gar-
: ii'pdnesday
', Final day sessions
ffi American Veter
i'uMriri war conven-
. innory- jin.
fj.-m Lions i.'""
iSP-.."1: sneene hotel.
U?Sn of Oklahoma
tji Mr and Mrs. Robert
Pinko Nev., who have
Vf Mr. and Mrs. John
?rin the illness ana
r. R Quinn, nusDana ui
Y Si. are taking the body
to Oklahoma City tor
Tmts Quinn, the broth-
Lou, o'
Heart hospital.
U", nf Okla-
B nicnic to
Skinner Butte pari.
;., June iJ, " r
W' ,- A fnr 2 d. m.
fc 15 p".r to take its
I'!" nd ilverware. Cof
Y.l ,iii he furnished.
K ma ' people wi,l be
L0i U,e Kansas and Nebraska
L Gets Convention
tjmber 01 Italic wu..-., r
attended the annual con-
bjiawutu """ 7..
fe. whjcn was M
Ej, June o -
having a very
hation. me ie-su T"
;t as the convention tn.j i
.. .. n 1
n.. appnmnanied by
fnother, Mrs. Thomas Chap-
L:. miis v aDei inau-
'..j Mrt' Ann Todd, all of
la Bend, came to Eugene Sun
fli... nf rhanman visited
m"
jes and Mrs. Todd remained
bad a portion of her vacation
relatives, miss onapniHii
on to Portland and Hood
: to visit.
Li Hire-
Charles Pierre Mathe, spe-
on the medical staff of the
ten Pacific company, San
Era, was a visitor in Eugene
week-end as guest of Dr.
fa D. Donahue. Dr. Mathe
returning to San Francisco
i trip to Vancouver, B. C,
tehi had been on the program
meeting.
M Men Vacation
mm employes of Williams
17 are to leave soon on vaca-
t. Clair Judkins has left with
Judkins to spend two weeks
lit coast and Ed Luken and
f! will jo. to the Rogue river
howeeks. Seth Caldwell just
pd from a week visiting in
n Prisoner Back' .
ipnty Sheriff Neil Gillons
ed home from . Olympia,
B, Monday evening, bringing
mm diet Mickelson, who
arrested there on a charge
Valine a motorcycle owned
Jul Heise, city police officer.
fwnt north with Gillons,
pi the stolen vehicle back
Wne.
N At Half Rate-
pa fees at half rate on all
'. tracks, busses, dollies.
fX wreckers, tow cars, am.
pes and anywhere-for-hire
' he obtained at the of
Sheriff Swarts on and
'une 15, it was announced
f7iX the office. Thjs does
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ike,
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Pcounty's bridge equipment
nt me sue OL
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I wuiuuer companys
h cross the McKenzie at
LT' ieaQy lor construction.
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kV ,1, t . '"""ly crew win
hMid " ."!.coumy
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4f:erson of Eugene, who
"t to Mr. Paulson o the
oii'ce at Salem, at.
tended a meeting of hop growers
in Albany Monday. The meeting
was held primarily to arrange to
check over the acreage, owner-
snip ana condition of the hop
crops in that territory.
Brother Killed
Mrs. F. W. Bloomfiplrt Mon
day received a telegram from
Fort Scott Kans . ctnlinn ikn.
her brother, Chester Archer, had
Deen killed in an accident. No
details were contained in the
telegram. Mrs. Bloomfield will
not be able to go for the funeral.
Bridge Club Meets
The Harmony bridge club met
Friday afternoon with Mrs. An
drew Anderson. Honors were won
by, Mrs. James Coldren, a guest,
Mrs. William Doty and Mrs. Ade
line Smith. The July meeting will
be with Miss Maude Davis.
yallis and her mother, Mrs.
Maude Cunningham, have come
tO Euepnp tn nen.4
a wvt.v, me auiiunei
here. Miss Cunningham will at
tend the university summer
school.
Taxes Due Again
The second quarter payment of
the. 1939 property taxes will be
due June 15. The interest penalty
will be attached after that date.
Payments are coming in very
good, according to tax deputies in
the office of the sheriff.
Returns To University
Al Simpson of Ashland has re
turned to the university where he
will attend the summer school.
Goes To Seattle .
Miss Shirley Westfall has pomp
to Seattle to visit relatives for
some time.
Records
Two Flue Fires
The Eugene fire department took
care of two flu fires Monday eve
ning and Tuesday morning. The
fires were located at 1022 Fourth
avenue west and 3221 Storey boul
evard. There was no damage at
either fire.
Gets Suspended Fine
Wes Whitsett, 1760 Charlotte
street, received a $100 suspended
fine for drunk and disorderly con
duct Monday in police court. He
was arrested Sunday evening. Mr.
Whitsett's liquor license was also
suspended.
Return to Oakland
Edwin A. Fronk, Jr., of Oakland,
Cal., has returned to his work there
after a visit with his parents in
Eugene; He was accompanied here
by Miss Virginia Bird, also, of that
city.
TRAFFIC FINES
Wilber E. Dehne. violation of
stop sign, $2.
C. A. Hall, double parking, $1.
Wayne W. Holmes, turning in
middle of block, $1.
Jesse M. Holt, Rubenstein Fur
niture company, Delia Jones, E. M.
Pugh, Lee Hodges, Dwight New
man, Carl Beeson, W. G. East.
overtime parking, each fined $1.
PROBATE COURT
Inventory of property of estate
of Ermine B. Simons, deceased
filed, showing value of property
to Be $27,557.62.
Harold J. Wells appointed exe
cutor of will of Kate S. Thompson,
deceased. Loyall R. Rugh, D. F.
Look After Thistle Control
F. D. Petzold, in charge of
thistle control work in the county,
and County Commissioner Walter
Holland went to Cottage Grove
Tuesday to look after the work
in that part of the county.
Court On Camp Creek-
Members of the county court
Monday went over the premises
in dispute in the matter of the
Crow gateway through the Dor.
man place. No decision has yet
been made m the matter.
Return From Yakima
Mrs. Carroll Harlow, her son,
and her mother, Mrs. Minnie Gei-
ger, have returned from a trip to
Yakima, Wash. On the return trip,
they attended the Rose Festival in
Portland.
From Triangle Lake
E. E. Rust of Triangle lake was
a Eugene T-isitor Monday. He
says the lake is becoming more
popular every N year as a place
lor recreation. .. w
Pontius Here
M. H. Pontius, who operates
a garage and service station at
Triangle lalfe, transacted busi.
ness in Eugene Monday.
Visit at Fronk Home
Mrs. A. J. Goodman, formerly of
Eugene and now of Portland, is
here to visit at the home of her
brother, Ed Fronk.
Bike Stolen
Max Pierce, 642 Seventh avenu
west, reported the theft of his bike
to Eugene police Tuesday mom.
ing. .. ,
Meeting Place Changed
Townsend club No. 15 has
changed its meeting place to the
Eighth avenue apartments, with
Mr. and Mrs. J. Rose.
At Roseburg
O. D. McAllister of Eugene
spent Sunday at Roseburg look
ing after his property interests
and visiting friends.
Mrs, Gawley Here
Mrs. Nettie Gawley, formerly of
Eugene and now of Cottage Grove,
was here Tuesday.
From Corvallis
Miss Lydia Cunningham, teach
er in the Roosevelt school at Cor.
BUI Folds, Purses, Key
' Talners in fine leathers.
Parker and Shaeffer'i
Pens and Pencils
for Graduation Gifts.
KuvkendcUl Drug Co.
870 Willamette St.. Eugene
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K horse take, .kill and care
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Skene and R. R. Wells appointed
appraisers.
BIRTHS
ECKER At the Sacred Heart gen
eral hospital, Monday, June 12,
1939, to Mr. and Mrs. Earl E.
Ecker, 1016 Twelfth avenue west,
a girl.
HOEY At the Eugene hospital,
Monday, June 12, 1939, to Mr.
and Mrs. Walter. Hoey, 1892
Olive street, a boy.
BUILDING PERMITS
Ray Foster, reroof residence at
2028 Kincaid, $45. -
Rov W. Carlton, repair residence
at 2488 Onyx, $100.
F. H. Williams, repair residence
at 179 Sixteenth avenue east, $30, ;
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Henry S. Molino of Coronado,
Cal., and Madelle Beidler of Cot
tage Grove. ;
Obituary
Eugene Finnen
COTTAGE GROVE, June 13.
(Special) Eugene Finnen, resi
dent of Cottage Grove for many
years, died suddenly Sunday. He
was found dead by a neighbor and
the local physician called said that
death was caused from a heart at
tack. No particulars are obtainable
as Mr. Finnen had no relatives in
Cottage Grove and lived alone.
Mrs. Finnen died several months
ago. Telegrams are being awaited
from relatives. Announcement will
be made later from Mills Chapel. ,
Chester E. Archer
Word has been received of the
death of Chester E. Archer, former
Eugene and Springfield resident,
in an accident at Fort Scott, Kas.,
Sunday. He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Nellie Archer; two daughters.
Margaret Archer and Mrs. Louise
Fogies; one granddaughter, Connie
Fegles; his mother, Mrs. Fred
Bloomfield; a sister, Mrs. Grace
Furnish; and a brother, Frank
Bloomfield, all of Eugene.
Olaf G. Swcdback
Funeral services for Olaf G.
Swedback were held Tuesday aft
ernoon from the Poole chapel, Rev.
Frank L. Cook officiating.
Mr. Swedback was born Dec. 23,
1852, in Sweden. His home in Eu
gene was at 1764 Sixth avenue
west. He is survived by" two
nephews in Minnesota, a niece in
North Dakota, and a niece, Mrs.
H. W. Haines, of California.
Emma Florence Spinney
Mrs. Emma Florence Spinney,
resident of Oregon for the past 50
years and of Marcola for 18 years,
died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Daisy E. Hall at Crawfords
ville Monday afternoon, following
a brief illness.
Miss Emma Florence Smith was
born in Halifox, Nova Scotia, Aug.
12, 1865. The family moved to
Winnipeg before moving to Ore
gon in 1888, making their home in
Portland. There, Dec; 12, 1891,
she married Orman A. Spinney.
They lived in Portland till 1921
when they moved to Marcola. Mr.
Spinney preceded her in death in
1936. -
She is survived by three sons,
O. C. Spinney and W. E. Spinney
of Aberdeen, Wash., and G. A.
Spinney of Marcola. Four daugh
' ters also survive her, Miss Eunice
Spinney of 'Portland, Mrs. Daisy
Hall of Crawfordsvillc, Mrs. Ruth
Brisco of Los Angeles, and Mrs.
Beinice Pratt of Portland. She is
also survived by eight grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
from the Phil Bartholomew chapel
in Springfield Thursday afternoon
at 2 o'clock, Rev. Norman Work
man officiating. Interment will be
in the new I. O. O. F. cemetery.
Funerals
Mrs. June Rose Turner
Funeral services for Mrs. June
Rose Turner will be held Wednes
day at 2 p. m. from the Poole
chapel, Dr. B. Eaile Parker offici
ating. Interment will be in Rest
Haven memorial park.
Willard A. Peltlt 5
Funeral services for Willard A
Pettit will be held Wednesday at
10:30 a. m. from the Poole chapel,
Interment will be in the Alma
cemetery,
Sour Cherry Bud
Blight Studied
A meeting of growers interested
will be held at the farm of Wendell
Bartholomew in the lower Santa
Clara district Friday at 1:30 p. m.,
to discuss "bud blight" on sour
cherry trees, it was announced
Tuesday by O. S. Fletcher, county
agent. Dr. S. M. Zeller, plant
pathologist, and O. T. McWhorter,
extension horticulturist at the
State college, will be present.
This blight, or whatever it is,
began to appear only a few years
ago, affecting the buds of sour
cherry trees in the early spring.
Experts have become satisfied that
it is not a plant disease problem
and are now trying to determine
means of checking the blight.
Four Webfoots Arrive
For Track Training .
BERKELEY, Cal., June 13. P
Four University of Oregon track
men arrived here yesterday and
will work out at University of Cal
ifornia stadium until the N. C. A.
A. track and field championships
at Los Angeles Friday and Satur
day. They were polevaultors George
Varotf and Rod Hansen, Pacific
Coast Javelin Champion Boyd
Brown and Kirman Storli, middle
distance runner, .
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Mrs. Esther E. Skinner
Funeral services for Mrs. Esther
E. Skinner will be held Wednesday
at 2:30 p. m. from the Brnnstctter
Simon chapel, Rev. Daniel Ander
son officiating. Interment will be
in the Coburg I. O. O. F. cemetery.
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