Eugene daily guard., October 13, 1906, Image 4

Society Events
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... , 1 school, 12 m.
Tb, theatre orchestra will give IU meM VM
WCUim QJlUUe MilllUl IU Hlt-jOllliuiJ. . tAvnattt
1 aluiOBt exulu
Additiouul in-
vitatioun have been sent out, arm
hereaftur the dances will be mole
eagerly attended.
Mrs. Mary Stewart liaUton tbiaj Deacon gave bis flriit dancing party
afternoon entertained fourteen or I 0f tiIB n Uuviet hall la.t even-
fifteen of her young lady friend, j iu(( Tue nfl-air a a splendid uo
serving a luncbeoo at 1 o'clock, a ! ueB8i a KOOl.ized crowd bting prea
neat affair with a tasty menu, says j euti tue muhi0 excellent and the floor
Friday's Albany Democrat. At the- u Kooli condition,
close of the luncheon the engagement!
of Alius Lena Miller and Frank
Templteon was announced and the
news was received with pleasure by
bUB lltDUUB Ul (1117 llllfflllMl JUUUH I"'" I
i i i. i . ii i plcasaul one, attended a most exclu
pie. Mr. Templetou, now a resideut I'"-"""""
of Portland, is famous as a member "7 siuue, ".
of the U. of O. foot ball team of ser
eral arasous, and Miss Lena Miller,
a graduate of Albany college, is I
daughter of Hon. K J. Miller, of this' : : :
city, boloved by many. The date of i Mis J W. Kays entertained the
the happy event bas Dot been an- j'niembers of the Womau's Patriotic
nounced. j League at ber homo on South WfJlam-
... i etto this afternoon. The usual papers
I on interesting topics were lead and
Juanl'a Rebakah Lodge, of Spring-1 discussed and light refreshments
field held a meeting Monday evening ; served,
of this w-ek, initiating twelve can-1 : : :
dldates into the mystr!es of the or- j mm Miuu,e cl)ttmuorl) will ,,ive a
der. A number of out-of-town guests f(irewell reoe,,Uoa to Miss Ada Morris
were present, iuuiuuiuh tur. uuu mio
W. W. Chessman, Mr. and Mrs W.
K. Littlofleld, Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
. Gordon, and Mr. and Mrs. J. 13. Wil
looghby, Mrs. A. L. Peter, Mrs.
Quiner, Mrs. Williams and Miss Her
members of the lodge. Dancing and with sermon, at 11 , B. Y P. 0,
convention until the hour of borne- 6:30. Popular evening service
!7:3L suLiect. "Uy Living Waters.
Steroopticoo views of McKeuxie
liiver scenery. Special music. i
going.
at ber borne on West Sixth street this
1 evening.
j The Epworth League of the ilutn
! pbrey Memorial M. K. church tender-
nice Chessman, of Eugene, Mrs. Klla ' 1 reception t) the students of the
university and high school In the
church parlors last evening. The
air air was largoly attended and prov
ed to be an nmjuulilied succses.
City News in Brief
i : :
Chief of Polioe rarriugtoo Is 'in
Albany today uu a visit. Jim Iuruer.
the eftlcieut street commissioner, i"
taking his place duri. g his absence.
A wagon load of Siuslaw salmon
was peddled on the streets today.
Kev. D. E. Loreridge bas the
thanks of the Guard force for a bas
ket of sploudid grapes grown on his
farm between Eugene and Spring
Held. iiillee Taylor, the' candy man,
formerly of Eugene, aud who has
resided at Salem several years past,
spending the summers at Newport,
bas moved to MarsbHeld, where lit has
Public services at 10:30 aud 7 :30 ; opened a store Bnd factroy.
class meeting at 9:30; Sunday school ; ,rbe u(!eIle nkj,)( Co. bas re
and Bible classes at 12 i Hoys' Junior i oelve(j mai!Upe ,or makiug dough-
l'uliuiouut church, C. A. Wooley,
pastor. Preaching at 11 a. m. aud 7
p. in. ; Sunday school in afternoon.
Kirt Cbureh of Christ, Scientist
Sunday service, 11 a. m. ; subject,
Ooctriue of Atonement"; Sunday
Wednesday evening
p. m. Free reading
Sundays,
' from 2 to i p. m.
Episcopal church, D. E. Loverldge,
I rector. Suduay school, 10 a. in.;
j morning prayer and sermon, 11 a. m. ;
jevenlng prayer and sermou, 7:30 p.
a.
Humphrey Memcrial M. E. church.
pice
Perfection
Sold on Merit
J.A.FOLGER&C" 2
League at 3:30; Intermediate and Ep
worth Leagues, 1st and 2d chapters,
at6:lE. Dr. M. C. Wire will preach
morning and evening.
; Congragational obuib, E Clarence
Oakley, pastor. Morning worship,
11 a. m. ; Sunday school and Dr.
Sheldon's olass, 12:15 p. m. ; Young
People's meeting, 6:30 p. in. ; evening
worship, 7:30 p. m., theme, "A Per
sistent Foreigner."
Church Notices
Christian church, J. S. MoCallum,
J. Frazer, past president of the Ke
bekah assembly, also Professor Rob
erts and Mr. Kouutz. At a late hour
a sumptuous luncheon was served,
consisting of sandwiches, cake, coffee,
salads, plcklos, celery aud grapes. A
great many of the brothers were uu
ab e to rospond to the request made
M 1 11 . .,11 . .
,ur .peeouus, u tue, . tuu .u.. pa8tor.U11)le cnool at 9.45; ,,r(jacb
uituniuuB. nsw. i i 11 . i'i.n.. . 1.t..ln
iuh uu 11 a. ui. sun t.j.u p. m. , unuiui
Eudcavor at 3 ; 0. E at 0:1ft. Morn
ing subject, "Jesus Our t-avior";
evening suhjoot, "Purablo of the Ten
Virgins. '
United 1 froth re u church, 0. E. Ma
Donald, paHlor. Sunday school, 10 a
preaching, 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.
m. ; Junior C. E., 3 p. m. ; Senior
0. E., 0:30 p. m:
Baptist church, O. C. Wrigh', pas
tor, Bible school at 0:45; separate
rooms for classes. Morning worship,
Baseball
Last evening, after the regular
business meeting of the ' Fraternal
Brotherhood, at which time a class of
Candidates was Initiated, quite a
number of Invited guests joined the
members In having a real good time m
and enjoying a short program, The rn
supper march was thon takon to the
dining room, wbree the hungry were
given food, a font 11 re being a well
known delicacy cooked by bachelor
Yesterday's scores: Portland, 3
Fresno, 2. Seattle, 4 ; Los Angels, 2.
San Francisco, 7 ; aklaud, 3.
Teams Wanted
We want to purchase three good
teams, each team to match, prefer
ably blacks, about 6 to 8 years old,
aud to weigh about 1400 pounds.
For particulars call on us.
EILERS PIANO HOUSE,
Weut Seventh Street.
A low
cost.
styles of dining chairs at
Chambers' Hardware Co.
nuts. Patty is up-to-date in all
things. ,
A shipment of 72 beer barrels was
made from here to the Albany brew
ery today. At the same time a
smaller shipment of barrels filled
with bottles of beer was received.
This is Baid to be a daily occurrence
in this "dry" town.
Jack Foill, the genial jauior at the
university, was injured last evenii g
by being thrown to the ground by bis
horse. He was leading the animal
when it sbied, jerking him off his
feet. B1b right bip and knee were
badly truised. He is nearly 80 years
'old.
The S. P. steam shovel will be at
work at the Eugene gravel pit three
or four days longer aud then the sev
eral train crews that have made Eu
geno their beadquartors for a number
of weeks past will leave.
The frame work of the new Catho
lic church is up.
Lee Ilosi-lton bas placed bis
new counter in his cigar store,
was made By Day & Henderson.
tots
Him. brads g
SPICES
Always the Same
JJ.Fo!geraCo.
San Francisco
Theatre orchestra dance tonight
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FOR SALE a?res land; SO acres under cultivation; 20
acres in clover; the balance in scrub oak and pasture,
little rolling; good house and barn and out buildings;
fine water; will trade for Eugene property or stock of
" goods. Price $5000.
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3 good lots in the west part of the city, close in. Price
$350 each, or $1000 for the three lots if sold immediatly.
Lease on Rooming House, situated on corner of
Salmon and 7th streets, Portland. Oregon. 17 rooms,
all nicely furnished and occupied, clearing $100 a month.
Price $1800 or $2000 in trade for Eugene property.
A thoroughly modern nearly new, 10-room house, lot
100x170. AH kinds of shrubbery and fruit. Located
within 2 blocks of First National Bank, This is a
beautiful home. Price $5000.
A five-room house almost new, nicely papered and
painted, plenty of fruit for family use, within one block
of the University, well worth $1000: if sold in the next
five days $800.
New house, 7 rooms, close to good school, situated in
the best part of the city. Price $2000.
7-room house, almost new, plastered down stairs and
cloth and paper up siairs, electric lights in lower part of
house, city water in yard and good well on back porch.
Located on lot 60x150, situated in good part of the city.
Price 1400. .
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SO East Ninth Street
Phone Red 1271
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