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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1904)
JiJigbth an i l?nrl utreata, Tut-tdtty -is' . .-V ....... IIL.. .Mi!. teroooo at tbree o'clock. Besides ber mother Bho leaves a father, whose present whereabouts are unknown, a stater, M Irs Sybil Thurs ton, Id Rugene, and 1 brother, Sam uel It. Thurston at San Franc! boo. MONDAY - JULV 25 FREE MISS ANITA THHURSTON Personals. Daily bugtiic. Guaicf . DROWNED Sad Affair Occurred Near Gardiner Sat urday Afternoon. Remains Brought to Eugene for Interment This Morning A Popular Young Lady, Sunday morning the many friends of Miss Anita Thurston, of tula oity, vera surprised and Bhooked to hear of the Tonng lady having been drowned Saturday afternoon near Uardlner, Douglas county, where she has been tetabtng school. The details of the drowning were , not learned until this morning, when the remains of Alias Thurston arrived, acoompacled by Miss Bald le re, vno gave an aaoount of the sad affair. MiB3 Thurston hud been teaching school at Sampson, a little Tillage on the banks of Sohofield creek, a boat six miles from Gardiner, and in an other week the term would have been com oleted and the young lady intend ed to go to the beach, a few miles distant, with friends Tor a bhort time before returning home. With two other girls Anita was In the bahit of going bathing in the oreek and .learning to swim, so as to be able to enjoy swimming in the surf at the beach. On Saturday after noon about one o'clock the girls went Id bathing as usual, the water being about four or five feet deep. The tide wan going oat and there was a strong undercurrent. The three girls took hold of handa and waded in and before they realized it they wer car ried into deep water and all went on- der. The girls began struggling and tried to swim, but in vain. Miss Thurston's companions came to the urfaoe and were rescued by a lady who could swim and was watching them from the bank, bnt ioita sank to tbetjottom and did not come to thBorfaoe. Help was called for and in about twenty or thirty minutes the body was found and taken fro tn the . water. Everything possible was done to bring the young lady baoK to life, bnt witbont result. Anita Thurston wai the daughter of Mrs. Marietta Thurston, of this oity, and was born on the Thurston farm, near Springfield, on the 12th of No vobmer, 18S3. For the greater part of hot lifo she lived in Eageno and received her edacatlon in the oity school s. She graduated with high honors from the bigh school Tvltb the j class of 1902, and was always prom-; inent and exceedingly popular with students and teachers, who honored and respected her. For one -year she ; attended the university, being a mem ber of the claaa of 1906, but on account of ill health did not attend school last winter but had planned to take up her studies again this year. The funeral services will be held at the family te.id.Doa on the oorDer of Overton Has purchased the Gunton Wall paper and paint stock, and to ni?ke room for incoming stock will offer SPEIAL REDUCTION SALE In all grades of wall paper and paints. Big Bargains. Overton's, 40 West 8th St Will open up a Fine New Stock of Men's Boys' and Children's : ' CLOTHING We show a fine line of Boys' and Children's Shoes, Hats, Caps and everything pertain ing to a First Class Clothing Store. W1UL UffcW MUMDAY. Geo J W libel m was up from Junc tion today. Miss Lilian MoEIroy went to roe this afternoon. . v : Mon- Mies Edna Wallace went to Albany today to vitt friends. Merchant O L Weter, of Cresvrell, spent Sunday In Eugene. M tss Marie Thompson retntned honiB today from Portland. County Clerk K U Lee and family are home from their onttig. Mr and Mrs Chris Marx left yester day for a trip to Sn Francisco. Mrp Frank Pagi is home from Port land, wbbre she has been visiting. 'Minnie" Le, the ball player, re turned to his home in Albany today. John S Ortb and wife arrived in Eugene this afternoon from Newport. W J RoToe left today for Redro Wnoley, Washington, on a business trip. Deputy Sheriff H L Bown Is at the Bohemia mines serving some attach ment papers. Mrs H C Mahon has returned from Portland, where she attended the D of H grand lodge. j Miss Irene Applegate went to Von-1 calla yesterday to visit several weeks with ber brother Fred. Ned Mummey went to Cottage Grove yesterday to commence work on bis sewer contract. Misa Jeannette Qondon departed on the afternoon train for Salem, where she will visit friends. E J Hunter has left Natron for Di amond, Whitman county, Wash, w litre be wtll reside in the future. Miss Viola Hanns left on the early train this morning far Taooma, Wash ington, to spend the summer, Chaa Kronse, bead clerk In Ax Billy's department store, left yester day for points north an bualresa. Miss Leona Perkins, who has beeb visiting bore, left lent night for San Jose. She will stop at Drain to visit her mother. Hon S H Friendly, wife and daogh ter. Tberese, went to Portland this afternoon and from there will (to to Claosop Beaob, B S Hyland, who recently sold bia farm near Junction City, ban moved his family to Eugene and is located at 817 Oak street. John K Smith, who Las taught in this county daring the past two years, has been elected to a position tn tbe high school at Roseburg. Several members of the Hut vat Ion Army have been holding services on the street and at the M E church during tbe last few evenings. Misses Dolly and Gladys Ankony will leave thin evening In company with Mr and Mrs J S Ortb for Jack sonville, to spend the summer.. Mike Gross, tbe well-known and popular hotel clerk, has accepted a position In tbe Revere Hotel at Al bany, and has moved with hit family to tbat place. Geo Pell, formerly of Eugene, re turned yesterday to Portland, after a abort stay here. He is now conneoted with tbe Federated Trades laundry Id tbe metropolis. Tom Williams, the well-known uni versity student and track athlete, left : this afternoon lor upoRane, wnere he has position with tbe Washington icsm Wall Paper and int Co. -J n. CLOTHING STORE 1 Awarded to the person . We Give State Sugar Company, In the obem leal department. Dr T B Ford retained bone thlsaf tanroun from a trip nortb. Mrs L Sylvester is very ill at ber borne on Noitb Madison street. Professor C A Burden and wife ar rived home today from a trip to San Franoieoo. Mies Lon Mathews came up frnm Portland tble afternoon to visit her parents a few weeks. 'PHONE LINE CONNECTED UP The Crow Telenhone ComDenv hai completed the oonrtrnotton of iti line from Eugene to Crow via Hadlevjllle, and bat all tba 'phones conneoted up. The line Is connected with tbe local telenhone company's offloe in ttalal city and ts in perfetir working order. Oity subscribers may have free switch ing to nil sabtorlners on the farmers' Mine. Following is a Hat of the fu lmars having 'phones: Frank Badley. J. V. Jenaius. W. L. Ford. ' . ' Chas, Hadley. Sam Watson. H. R. Hadley. Clark Sturtevant. Scbrimpf Bros. J. M. Nigbwaander. Herman Bjerke. Notice to Plumbsrs. Bids will be reoelved until August 1, 1901, for plombing work- at tne Oeacyeohool. For plana and other Infnrmntlon rrU on the sohoul olerk In the oountytreaeurer's offloe. F. RKISNEK, Clerk. Driven to Desperation. Living at an oct of the way pla"e, remote from civilization, a famll) is often drive- to ulceration i!i catic of accident, resulting In Barns, Cuts, Wonnde Ulcers, etc. Lay in a supply ot Buoklou:s .'-luicu fulve. U'd lue best on enrth. 25c at W. I DeLanc's UK m.O.u. . OA.BTOniA, Sfsatsn All railroad to St Louis $1 .V Hampton Bros Dry Goods, Clothing, shoes J. W. Kavs Furniture, Carpets, Wall Paper Sioes. . Schwarzchild 'Books, Stationery, Photographic Fupplies. iJVI rs . F. Whitealier, 1 he Teading Milliner. EUGENE DEFEATED SPRINGFIELD TEAM A Well Played Game of Baseball Yesterday After noon. A Eugene baMball team made op largely of playeri from tbe blgb school team, defeated tbe Springfield team in a well played game at Sontb Side Park Sunday afternoon before : 'sir ld orowd of spectators. J " r.ugmm ooys awa tneir Mm "o" almost to perreouon ana won uy ru vyouno euperior piayiug. ?" "osnuy om Ban ad toe lo, Tm ot., a oooiln of the oracker- sk HUli oatoher, Carl King, ooou pmi tbe .ox for the locals and the niy he fooled the boys from Bprlog flei 1 with hit alanta waan'l alow. Tal iafero, for tba visitors, pitched good ball, but hi support was very poor. The Boo.-e by Inplngs: - R H B Eugene, -'. 1 1 0 1 0 6 0 1 -9 8 2 Springfield UilOOOSOOl-' 8 8 Struok out By King. 12. fay Xal iatero, 10. liases on balls-Off Taliaf ero, 3. Hit by pltoned ball- By King, 1 ; by Xaliafero, 1. Xline of game -One boor uud 40 minute.'. Umpire Kestley. " Scorer Robinson. Pastore lot Rent. Have good pastai e for ten hed ot horses on Coyote Crt-ek, west of Ka goce, for 81.00 a mouth aoh. Inquire of J. K. Campbell, jat Gnard ofilce. A Prominent Chicago Woman Speaks, j Pjest 4C6 Nortn p , " Prof. Koxn xyier, ot Chionuo, vice, president lllioco Woman's A llianoe, ; Always keep in mind that tlender In speaking of OhBrnberlRln's oough son ft Wolls give some one of thei remedy, says: "I have sufforert with I t,t," . " u , , . . a severe cold this winter which 0,nstomer of eaoh week a pair of 83.6 thr?t?nri tn rnn Into nnnttmnnfq. I tried different remedies but 1 aeemed to grow worse and the medi cine npsot lay stoiRncb.- A frlr.d v,.. viaed me to try Chamberlain's Cough to take find It rtllirrJ m sr, odc. 1 bui dow entltdiy reeotared, aavwd doctor's bill time and suffering T .111 !, rv.,rV.v- m p pi end id medicine Again." For Bale W U Delco. y. r mm transportation and return and additional for expenses. receiving highest vote Conions ; - - ; - F. L. Chambers & Bro Hardware Implements, Furniture W. M. Green Groceries Provisions. Hull's Drug Store ; Drugs, ?li Water.Ice Crera rr"'' The Palace of Sweets, Excluvise Confectionery and Ice Credrn 1 ars. ' New City Directory. R. U Polk & Co's Directory can vassers ere now in tbe oity gathering data fcr 'he forthcoming Eugene and Lane County Directory. W. J. Lloyd ot Portland, arrived yesterday to take ortarge of the work. Tbe new direc tory will give a oomplete list of resi dents of each town In the count giv ing occupation, bnslneas or profes sion. It will a'so viva a cnmnlotn Hat. of all taxpayeyre of Lane ooonty.wlth the aseeBsed valuation of their prop erty and postotfio address. Thle di rectory in itself is invaluable to bust-1 ness and professional men. R- It. Polk ft Co. 'a name Is a guar antee that tbe new directory will be flrst-class.np to date and reliable. It le a splendid advertising medium tot baslness men, being tbe standard book of tbe county. Mr. Lloyd will take a oengue of the city at the time. The Ladlsa of tbe G A. R. bald their regular meeting Saturday. Four oandidatea were 'nltlated, there being a good attend Inaoe, 65. The remain der ot tbe time was spent with a so da! session, vocal and Instrumental muslo being a feature of tbe occasion, lea cream, orange sherbet and cake were served and were greatly en joyed. CASTOR J A - Tor Infants and ChilrVjl. The Kind You Have km.fi Bought &natare of Jbjjffyl&Jttti The Ladles' Aid Society of the Bap tist oliurob will meet Tuesday fter' tihooa free. . UJ Lff J JDCIQ JjlQOQ , the results of impure blood. Teadros' Examination. Notice is hereby given that the uounty sobuol superintendent of Lane county, Oregon, will bald tbe regular teachors' examination of applicanta for state and oounty oertloUates at tbe Eugene Higb School building a follows. FOli STAT PAPERS. Commeiiolng 'Vednerdsy,Augast 10, at 9 o'olock a. m., and continuing until baturday, August 13, at a o'olock p. to. Wednesday: Penmanship, history.. i spelling, algebra,readlng, school law. Thursday: Written arltbmetio, theory of teaohtng, grammar, book keeping, physios, clvl government. Friday: Physiology, geography,' Dental arlthmetlo,oompoaitlon, phys ical geograohy. Saturday: Botanj, plane gemoet ry.general history, English literature, peoyhology. FOB COUNTY PAPERS. Commsnclng Wednesday, August 10, at 9 o'olock a. m., and continuing until Friday, August 12, at o'olock p. m. First, second and third grade certi ficates: Wednesday j Penmanship, history, orthography, reading. Thursday: Written arltnmetlo, theory of teaching, grammar, physi ology. Friday: Geography, mental arltb metio, school law, oivll government. Primary certificates: Wednesday : Penmanship, orthog raphy, reading, arltbmetio. Thursday: Art of questioning, the ory of teaching, methods, physiology. .. July 18, 1904. W. M. MILLER, . Oo..Supt. Sohools. The ;areat combination of good things ever pot together 1b HolllBtoi'ri Rooky Moantnfn Tea. It' care a pim ples, indigestion, oouiUpatloc,- rhea-y matiBm slok beadaohe 36 cents, tea or tahletH. Aak year draRgUt. Pimpies, rashes, eczema,! bo!!s fceadache,ncrvousncs' debility these are some of I Your doctor will tell you howl Wrrsr?BBBfli!WHi
