Eugene weekly guard., July 06, 1906, Image 3

makiug the reported vow of
geauce. He says he did not see the
representative of the paper saying
that he did.
HARVARD WINS
ANNUAL BOAT RACE
York June '28,-Harry Keu-
4 l uo '»rose th'» morning at
New London, June 29.—Harvard’»
.» lie T’ •«’’ndly »11 night and varsity crew of eight triumphed over
hath, light breakfast Ta’e yesterday afternoon before the
1,1 *
.«as in fit condition to
greatest crowd ever gathered here on
’I'1,,\ud"the ordeals of the coming
a raee day.
Coming after years of
defeat the victory was particularly
coroner’s jury which consider sweet to the Crimson. The raee will
the tragedy retired shortly after live long in the annals of college
’clock to deliberate upon their sports. Not only from the start, but
,-t They found that White died until the last sixtoeutn of a mile did
the result of ceiebral hemorrhage the shells lap each other. Harvard
■d by a pistol shot wound in the really got the lead when the killing
U indicted by Harry Thaw
pace f-roved too much foi the Yale
1'be prisoner appeared before the men. In the teal sptirt Boulton and
rouer calm, occasionally smiling as Noyes were done, their oars literally
eotirersed with ins lawyer. He slipping away from them.
Here
ore « handkerchief in place ot H Harvard began to open up clear wa­
illsr. bis supply of linen being ex ter ami in the last ten or fifteen
urfted.aud his hair was a trifle rum- strokes sue pulled away.
Harvard
led, The only eviden e be gave of won by less than two lengths and ti
jy agitation was a nervens shifting half Time—23:02; Naie 23:11.
the eyes.
Nicholas Stotaue, a wealthy coal
caler, was foreman of the coroner’s
CHILD BORN ON A
Lionel Mwrwioe. Di Hunger of <ti
tow st Msdisou ¡Square roof gander,
as the mo»t iiuportMiit witness.
He
»»tifl'-i tbit in.meJiiitely after t.b-
bout tig Thaw turned to the crowd
nd reniark< I: ,
“That inir-u ruinexl my wife, «nJ i
Med him fan i’- ”
Other w ine-set told of scene® ini-
lediately toilowing ttie shooting.
Witue» Paxton said that Tiiaw was
sceediu- ly white, but calm hik J ap-
sreutiy rational.
Other witnesses
old of the excited coudit ion of
haw and how his eyes bulged.
1
Judge Olcott, Thaw’s counsel, ■in-
rated Hie nature of the deiezise l.y
king the witnee«es if they noticed
Law's eyes and complexion.
The jury took three mi&utes to
■aeb « verdict. The coroner called
haw to his desk and announced.:
“in conformity with the jury'ever
ict I bold you to the grand jury. ”
Thaw walked out without a word,
urelyn Thaw was not present. She
anted t» attend and sit beside her
band, but the attorneys advised
not le do so.
INDICTED FOR MUKDEK.
The gruud jury this afternoon tiled
itiiJudge Cowan, of the court of
sessions,
au
indictment
giuc Thaw with murder iu the
The
j»tdegree for killing White.
Bdictment was purely formal and
mtaim hilt one count.
The wit-
esses at the coroner's inquest were
amed at witnesses against Thaw,
»ho will be arraigned tomorrow to
had tv the indictment.
Mrs. Thaw- was before tiie grand
iry fifteen minutes, but refused to
nswerquestions aud was excused.
11 the witnesses .before the coroner
ill be examined, but six were ex-
mined today.
Evelyn went to the Tombs And saw
ler husband for half au hour and
Jt him smiliug.
The examination of White's body
iy the coroner's physician shows
bat the Jungs aud kidneys w»,re in
ch a bad condition that be would
ot hare lived more than a year
onger.
HAW'S DEFENSE
WORKED WELL
lork. June 29.—Harry Kendall
“*• s defense of emotiomil insanity
« preedent in the recent acquittal
J'sephine Terranova, who was
apoii her relation of the abuses
ki<'b were intlirted by an unde and
>ot. which .»he avenged by slaying
lhe defendant's friends believe
0 (bis ca»e the juiy cannot fall to
®“"" their natural trend of sympa-
f which will result in his freedom.
T“lyn Thaw pas decided to tell the
y** Kory and lay bare her life l>e-
ni*rriage in a desperate effort to
k*r husband. The defense will
•how that Thaw kuew all his
• affairs and attempt to prove
they were enough to overthrow
t**s<m of any mail who brood«!
them.
Th*w was arraigned today and
*1 ti -t guilty to the indictment
‘he murder of White. His attor
' F fnier Judge Olcott, formally
^*’•"1 pr-rmiMion to withdraw the
S' next Tuesday in order that
®'’ions might be made or a
pl«, entered.
This was
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™I-’“-|
p pj-jgouej remanded to
Thaw is in better pby-
"“ndition tbtn morning than at
J®* since his inc«rceiation
• * did not appear in enurt.
Dither reated well la«t night
in fine spirits.
^OATH OF VENJF.ANCE
T'-rt.
•»)—Lawrenc»-. th-
Woodburn, June 2S.—As the north
I Hind overlaud arrived at Grants
Pa»s Tuesday evening a passenger,
Mrs. Frank Blaske, gave birtii oi.the
tmiu to a boy. Dr. Jonez, also a
pa»-euger, whs tie- physician ill at­
tendance.
The i assengers on the
train took a deep interest in the moth­
er aud young traveler, and when the
trai arrived at Woodburn yesterday
most of them ulighted to see that
mother aud baby were taken off
safely. After deliberatioB it was de
elded among the passengers that the
baby tie named "‘Grant,’’ in honor of
Giants Pass.
REST BROKEN IN
TOMBS CELL
New York. June H — Hurry Kendall
Thaw was restless 'Inst night on ac-
count of tbf beat and was awake
early this nxirruing, being one of the
first prisoner» up. Hen-ad the morn­
ing papers, fadlowing bis usual rou­
tine.
It is stated this morning among the
intimates of White that the distint
attorney lias summoned prominent
business men, financiers and publish­
ers to testify as to White's character.
Mrs. Tua* visited her husband in
prison today
The -streets were de
serted and ber preaMice created no
particular interest.
The announcement that the July
gj-mid jury is to consider the case is
responsible for the rumor that the
prosecution late unearthed evidence
likely to lead to the iiuUctment of at
least one other person as accessory
before the fact. It is hinted also that
a criminal conspiracy charge is likley
to be brought against a number of
persons of stronger minds than Thaw
is generally supposed to possess.
GAUTAMALA
IS ATTACKED
FROM ALL SIDES
San Frunciseo, June 29. —War is to
tw declared by Salvador against
Guatemala, according to a statemMit
of passengers arriving on the steamer
City of Panama from Central Amer
ican points this morning. Already,
acting upon instnictione from ex-
President
Kegelado.
Salradnrar
troops have left to aid Guatemalan
insurgents. At the time of tbe de­
parture-of the Panama General Bar-
rilas was entering Guatemala from
tbe Mexican border, with Genera)
Toledo and another regiment of in
sunents preparing to advance from
Salvador.
OREGON MEN PAID
TO ENTER LANO
Oshko«h. Wk, J"“e '»1- —H- J
Cole. Jeffers-n Howard and Culter
Holman, all of Oregon, today test!
fled that they and their wives each
got *2i«> to enu-r government t-mi-er
lauds «¡th th» intention of s--Ilirg t >
the o»ku«b Land A Timber C- m-
i*ny'
.««
.i ■
Summer Parker, f Or»-»- u. »I"1 “
dieted, was hr. .ght here thh »R -
nfM1 ,
ft is said '« will ' u -
SOCIETY EVENTS
after having visited friend* in
geue.
Hou. S. H. Frieudly returned fruin
Portlaud today.
Miss Grace Hdmuiisou and M is«
Heslop returned this afternoon from
the Edinunson farm at Goshen.
Mr». Fletcher Linn ami Mis»
iuue l.iiin returiievl to Portland
i terdsy after visiting in Eugene.
'
Miss A leue 1’rain, of Albriuy,
turned home v« sterday after visiting
relatives in Eugene.
Mrs. O. C. Gilstrap returned ye»
terduy afternoon t'om a t>u ine.»a
11 ip at Cott.«««- Grot <.
Miss Edna Murphy, of Portlsmi,
A Very quiet wedding Wedtl slii
evening, Juim 27, was hat ot Eliza after having vi»it«d Mi»» Myrtk Kays
l-eth Hutchilisou . ot Cottage liluw, iu Eugene, returned home today.
and I>r J O. VauWiukle, of Wend
I.ittn- Edwina Cogeswell returi'd
ling, celebrated at the residence ■ t home to Muddy yesterday sfternoou,
the bride’s parents, Rev I. N. Yau atter vis-ting relatives in Eugene.
Winkle of the Halsey M. E, church,
David GiHhaiu returned to Port
tat tier of the groom, officiating. 11.- land today. He will resume his old
guests pres, nt were only those of the position «¡th the Knight Nhoe Co.
The alumni dance ou Wednesday immediate families ot the contract
evenitig, given
in
the armory', ing parties. Dr. Yau Winkle and his ' Miss Blanche Edwards left yiutcr-
brought to a clo-e one of the n> -st bride went north tor a tour ot the day afternoon for Sacramento t
successful commencenents of the valley, after which they will be at t spend the^remaindsr of the summer.
D. R. Lakin ui d « .«■ left ye.-t«T-
state university. Al nine o'clock the I.ome at Wendling, where their resi­
day afternoon f r A Jil o -I. wher- they
grand march was formed, and to the dence will be fixed.
will visit his ~i»t< r, Mr». An I ew
sweet stiains of a wren-piece on In ».
L«e.
tm the sixty cos pies in utt- idain-e
joined in for the few simple figure»
Miss J< ,<u- L. Bacon, a popul..
•
e<l at the U. <)., left ye»t«»r-l «.v u
noon for lie" home iu Southern t
On Thursday afternoon the children
gon.
of Mrs. 1. L. Campbell and Mrs. E.
Thnrwlay’s Daily Guard
Miss Leia Scott,
Oue of tbe most pleasant social H. liH.'liHin g««e a farewell party in
Mrs. W. T. Emery, of Col«>» Vid
affairs of the commencement w eek honor of Robert .McMurphey, Ins ' ley, i« a guest of her sister, Mre. W. Linn county, returned
day atter visiting Mrs.
was the senior breakfast giver by the brother and sister*. lAut ol the af I M. Vmiduyu, iu Eugene.
Eugene.
ternC'Oii
was
spent
on
th«-
lawn
at
the
members of the Beta Epsilon sot-
Mrs. L. U. Blent went to Albany
Ingham
hum«-
on
North
Pearl
street
Mrs. L. C. Martin retnn « »1
orii-ty on Wednesday morning to
. this morning, where she will visit a Portland today after having vi-ited
their senior members. The place of nii-1 Inter tbe guests went to Mrs. ■ few day» aud later will
go to Ho- her parents, Dr. and Mrs.
where a dainty
the occasion «aus at the chapter house, Campl-Il’s home.
' quiam, Wiudu, to join her bueiiami.
lui>-*h*-on
was
served.
In
all
tb<-re
Harris, in Eugene.
322 East EJerenth street, am! tae
Professor D. W. Jarvis, superin­
wre-e el.imt si- ty five g-iests present.
A. E. Wheeler mid grandil.'i ,,'liter,
time was eiglit o clock. The dining
tendent of th«- schools at Norn«-, well
Gertrude Livermore, returned
room was tastefully arranged iu the Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Ingham were
known in Eng» ue, beluga soil in-law
morning from a business trip
sororiety 'colors, red ami 'white, and assisted by Mrs. Robert McMurphey.
I of Mrs. Johfi Whiteaker, of Eugene,
Southern California.
on the table a large ceaterpiaee of Misse» Emma aud Nettie Chas* aud
ha« returned to Portland for the sum-
the swastika, the good luck pin, Miss Veda Quackenbush.
Mrs. "’intleld Bennett came down
I aner.
formed id -i*d »went |«eas The mem
from Cottage Grove yesterday after­
State Game Warden J. W. Baker, noon to visit h I the home of her mot
her» of the sororiety found their
The. Eugene Golf Club met last
wiio has been in Kentucky atteuding her, Mrs. J. Hansen.
places al tin -large table by the aid «-veiling at the Lome of Mrs. Pmk.
of tiuv jJuue eaids dene in water The meeting was called to order by I the "home coming” of all Keiituck-
Miss Mamie Porter, of Portland,
color, adoLiiad with the sororiety pili President Griffin. Aster the busiu«-»« ' -tans, passed through Eugene this after visiting nt the home of
and the class numerals. At the head was transacted the following officers gft.-rnoon ou his way home to Cot uncle, H. E. Morris, In Eugene,
of the table sat Mrs. K. II. Dearborn, were elected fur tin- ensuing year: fag«- Grove.
turned home yesterday.
the hwxiwary alumni member, and W. M. Renshaw, president: Mrs. C.
Thoma« McCord, Adam Dnpp,
opposite her sat Miss Ella Dobie. H. Park, vice president : W. C. Jack-
Saturday's Daily
ger Runs», il. Hunt, W. Hillinmi,
The oth-w senior members present al son, secretary; F. L. Ctiamta-rs,
Dee Logan has moved from > juge ne Anderson Hnd J. Nelson came down
Ground» committee, C.
this enjoyable little affair were the treasures.
4« Mulie.l.
from Marcol« lust night.
Misses Mary Warfield, Camille Car Hardy, W. H. Thompson aud W. Kin­
il.
I'
G.
DecketM-
h,
-!
Baletu,
M'
Sb iia Has- i
. -
•w
rul, Norma Hendricks, Alice Broth­ caid. Tile club dec
L-^g'oU;' today
I* -rt( »c.l I»/’ night to ■'u-i.-J
erton.
'Toward the close of the th«- annua« due.» fiuti.
t-h ium accoii;r*a nteu
»•U- M-irgni-^. UalliviD. 'rf
breakfeat each Beta member of the year.
». ue»x
e.oiisio. --«a» Mare! Bak-*
• »<1 ,ue rdty.
class was .presented with an en raved
souvenir tea spo n a* a present t'r-un and finished with a wal
N>«v. '.V. ba-u -wa .
xt|., ft, iherin« . «»fold, ■»ll.U.^I
r
» 'r»r<
•a
t-un a row <ib a ei«it.
the sororiety's underclass membese.
«ill ivt L- r Lpue a1 P»ndi*t-»v t
ing's program of dance»
eighteen numbers and the ia»i one
K. C. Edwar-le, of Lowell, spent acconipauieu u> in» ¡¡..... .
been attending comm« neeim nt
was finished shortly after midnight. last night iu Eug- no.
The reception given by Mayor and Dur!ng the evening orange pimeli »«n
from
the
south
'
**
“**•
A. L. Peter came iu
Mrs. F. M. Wilkins on Thutaday served iu the I ih IJ. . The pair.messes
yesterday
afternoon.
evening at their elegant home on for the occasion were (lie Mesdnne«
Cha«. 1.. Baker, of Jun tion, spent
West N'jzitb and Charnelton street* Irving M. iiien, '95; Herbert T. Col.-
was one «f tl.e social events of the don. '!«>; Lawrence T. Harris, 'LM1, last night in the city.
slimmer season. Tic affair was given and Pretfe-sor I uella Clay Carson.
Mrs. L. Gilstrap went to Jefferson
-
in honor .of Dr and Mrs. John Nel
toihiy to visit relatives.
son Goltrsi, of Snult Ste Marie. Mich..
Dr. M. G. Evans cam«- down from
The lawn so-isl given on list Satur­
who are visiting at the Wilkin»
Creswell this afternoon.
home. -Mr- Goltra is a brother of day evening by the ladies of the Con­
Mrs. Mary Clingan, of Eugene, is
Mrs. Wilkins. As the guests entered gregational c'-urch was a success iu
visiting relatives in Dallas.
every
particular.
The
McMurphey
the door 1-hey were met by Mrs. Her­
Rev. E. A. Child, of Sodaville,
bert T. Condon.
Ju the reception laxn, where the social was held, pre­
Washington,
June 29.—Tillman
rooms Mr. aud Mrs. V ilkins greeted sented a pretty appearance with the ep< nt last night iu the city.
Judge Hamilton returned to Rose­ called up the conference report on
their guests and introduced them to ninny lanterns that were strung over
the rate bill and said he had refused
Dr. and Mrs. Goltra.
During the the yard and among the trees. Dur­ burg yesterday afternoon.
evening light punch was served in ing the evening ice cream and cake
Miss Veda tJiiHi'kenbush went to to sign it because the conferees failed
to include oil pipe lines iii the di­
the diuiug room by Miss Lucia W J J was served, also light fruit punch. Port lam! today on a visit.
vorcement
proceedings
regn riling
kin».
The home presented a very On one west lawn a fortune teller held
H. T. Dow went to Cottage Grove
He said
truusportaton companies,
pretty appearance, the porch being forth and gave some wise statements this afternoon on business.
influences Is hind tine action are mi
gaily decorated iu lanterns and in foretelling the future of those w ho
the- Mi** Frankie Cti) lor returned to-tay alter, although he would vote for the
Throughout
Howers, the west reception room in patronized b-r.
feH. from her visit at Newport.
evening
music
was
an
additional
report In i iiiise he could Hot get
white and green, the east room in
Miss Lulu Currin returned to Cot separate vote on the pipe lines,
pink flowers and the diuiug room in tore which was enjoyed.
Miss Juanita Milter, who has been t"g" Grove tide afternoon,
»«id:
red and green. The hours for the re­
J. L. Zeigler came in from tile
“For a time the big «tick
ception were from eight tp tl •ven visiting friends in the ctiy and sur­
pitehtork were aligned together,
and during this time a large number rounding country for the past few north on the local last night.
Morris S-'bwarzschil-i went to Cot when the pitchfc.k got to the firing
of invite I guests came to pay their weeks, left for her borne in Lebanon
She was accompa­ tag-- Grove today on business.
line it saw tin big stick's ■ at tails
re.-pects to the hostess and th honor­ on Wednesday.
nied by Miss Eva Allen, who will
ed guests.
Miss Inez White left this morning hustling toward the re. r. The presi­
visit in I^ebauon for a short time.
dent w.-i» sliding on alt four» to get
for Seattle to visit her sister.
between l ather Allison'» legs. "
Miss Mary Rothrock, student, •ett
The “At Home" given la‘t evening SOCIETY AT CO IT AGE GROVE.
The conference report on the rate
today for her home at Pendleton.
by Mr. and Mrs. Frederic 8. Dunn at
bill was then passed by the senate.
Ono of the prominent social events|
their pleasant home, corner Four of the June Mason in Cottage Grove j Dr. Lulu M. Mar-piam went to
The rate lull now requites omy the
teenth Hnd Alder streets, for the pur was the wedding of two of the iiighh I Portin'«-! today to spend Sun-lay.
president's signature.
The eenute
pose of meeting Mr and Mrs. Frank esteemed ami popular young people ' Mrs. S. J. Han-lsaker returned on immediately adopted a joint resolu­
, . the local last night from Turner.
B. Matthews, of Newton, Mass., was of that city last Sunday evening,
tion makig the law effective sixty
very largely attended by Eugene's June 21, 1‘JUff, at
_ ____
the ______
home ___
of ____
the J Miss Madge Downs went to Irving days alter being signed.
Mrs. J.
'
liest society. The home of Mr. and bride's uncle, Mr.
afternoon to visit frieudn.
Mr. and
and Mrs.
J. I. 'yesterday
HURRYING BUSINESS.
Mrs. Dunn was decorated for the oc- Jones. It was on this occasion Rev.
Mrs. S. K. Jenkins returned yes
The boose adopted the conference
\1
oni 1 ricrur pastor
riu»ztr>r of tha
\! E.
I-. , terday from a visit in Benton coiiuty. report ori the naturalization bill and
casion in very elab rate detail, tbe
Menilr.ger,
the M
porches being decorated with lan- church, pronouuced the isilemn word-
“Weary" Chandler left yesterday HOD-concurred in the senate amend
terns and flowers, while the rooms that united in the ho y bonds of wed
afternoon for his home at Mar»hfl)-ld ments to the public building lull
were supplied with cut flowers.
At lock Chas. 8. Cochran ami Mies Liz I
sending the nieaoure to conference.
the door the guests were welcomed by zie E. Orpurd. The parlor decorat-' Mrs. 1. T. Nicklin and daughter,
1 he announcement in the house
Nina, went to Junction th;«
Miss Mary Rotbrock, ami in the re­ ions were exquisite, ivy, ferns and Mim<
*'
that I In- senate had a ioptol the pure
afternoon.
ceiving line were Mr. and Mrs. Dunn roses
predomlat mug.
The bride
food bill whh applauded. The house
Mis« Amy Huvlburt returned to at once follow« d suit arid sent the
and Mi. and Mrs. Matthews.
The looked charming in a beautiful wed
dining room was presided ovvr by ding gown of India «ilk, trimmed iu * Junction to« lay after a visit with lull to the president fur bi« signa­
Mrs. I. M. Glenn and Mrs. O. F. Oriental lace and accordeon pleating. friends here.
ture.
Stafford, awisted by he Misses Win Her maid. Miss Gertrude Palm -r,
D. Dunning *a« dowu from Hazel
The senate agreed to the confer
nie Cockerline, .Maude Miller. Lila was attired in white s Ik organdie, I Dell this week.
He left today for euce report ou the pure fund bill.
Pn>a-er and Mary Criteser.
On the while the grootn ami bis best man, Iowa to re—ide.
LOCK CANAL BILL HIGNED.
porch during th« evening fruit punch M. H. Anderson, wore black. Little
lion. 1. 11. Bingham has been quite
The preeident t<slay signed ttw
was served by Mi-’ Com Sharer, of M rie Jones and Nettie Compton ill at hi« home iu tbi« city, but I«
Panama lock canal bill.
Portland, and Miss Margaret Stewart. served as flower girls and marctie 1 to i now recovering.
‘be pretty altar in advance of the
Mr*. E. Schwarzschild and dangh-
tilín
bridal party strewing roses along the
t»r, Mies M'nnie, went to Portinoli
Eva
At tbe borne <>f G. M. Lili on Oak
way. The wedding march was very
,today on a visit.
Irox
street Thursday evening their daugh­
charmingly executed hr Miss Neva
ter, Miss Merle, celebrated her thir­
Jama« Luckey returned to Port
Perkins snd the beantlful ring service
teenth birt day. Mi~» Glady s Hamp
land today after visiting in E-igene a
peter Wither«, wtio own« a farm
ton wel«' med th* gnests st th» door
near Irving. «iff «-red two tr -lo-t rib«
gu<-« s were pre»etit ami after hea ty few «lays.
and Ml«« L i-'iBe Dnun aud Mi«« Mar­
Kev. B. A. Bristol returned to Oak­ ye-terday afternoon as a re -mt of
congratulation» were extend*<1 light
garet Het
refreshments were served.
land fixlay after having attended the mg thrown from bl« mower.
W Harris attended the ininre
era! of hl« mother he.-e
. i
Mr*. Anna
The past week has been au extreme­
ly busy one in society circles. The
thirtieth auuual commencement of
the graduating cla.»~ at the university
has giveu occaatou fur many little
parti s, teas and rewptious, and iu
mauy cafes family reunions have oc­
curred on the return of former grad
uutes who are »till loyal to their col­
lege. The exercists at Villard hall
were in themselves a great social fea­
ture, for it brought to our city many
uoted guests.
Iu connection with
the commencement just passed, prob
ably that part of the exercises which
will te reiaembere.l longest will tie
the musical program, which, under
the able direction of Proles»», r 1. M.
Glen, rendered such numbers as
have seldom been equalled at the uni­
versity.
The alumni banquet on
Wednesday afteiuoou united the var
iotis classes and was a very successful
affair. Then the alumni ball in tie
eveuieg brought the college year to a
close. The act of the busiicss num
iu decorating their windows was ap­
preciated by those intimately con­
nected with the university and the
pride which was taken showed that
the city is coming into closer and
eloser touch with the university
Miss Mejle received a number of
pretty and useful presents.
At HI
o'clock the guests depart 1 for their
homes, wishing the young hostess
many happy returus. Those present
were : Margaret aud Mildred llettvh.
Lucile Dunn, tiiady» Roland. Winule
Mallon, Geòrgie Kin»ey. Eluaista
Hales, Berth« aud Virgil Wood, Flinn
Patterson, Meta Goldsmith. Gla.hs
Hampton, Marjory and Mill i Wil
liams, Grace barriugtou. Emma Zim­
merman, Lucille Brunstetter, Grilla
and E»ieJ Zimmer, Kutbcim- Wat-on.
Pink Mauer, Mary Chambers. Lyudal
Martpiam, Mabel Manrude, Ida Yo
ran, Lucille Abrams, Mr «nd Mrs.
Lili, Mrs. Goodp:i«utre. Mrs. Wood,
Mrs. Morse, Miss Nellie Hampton
nnd Miss Mabel Williams.
Personal.
TILLMAN ON
PITCHFORK AND
BIG STICK
I
itauterd Wbi*«, ¿en
married Ht the home of the bride’s
parents, Mr. •< d Mi». J. W. Curriu,
Wednesday evening, June 27, KeV S.
H Meuiiuger ottlciatiug.
Z. N. \gee. of lioseiiurg, was b«-t
man and Mi».» Rita Cobb of the »«me
city was bridesmaid
A number ot
I! seburg people, including Senator
and Airs. A. ('. Mars er’, and several
Salctu friends of the groom were pre-
M»ut, together with the bride's rela
lives and a few intimate tn< i.<i.-- in
Cottage Grove. Mr. and Mi», Gite
left tor a two weeks' outing at X V » -
port Ttiursdav morning. 1" y < X i «‘Ct
to make .heir home in Ros« lung.
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