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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1900)
PURELY PERSONAL. L Mrs. D. 1. Waldroop returned Wednes day to bor homo at Etna, Calif, Mr8. Fred Tioe returned Tuesday from a visit with Oold Hill friends. Mrs. K. R. Philport left yesterday for a winter's visit in Los Angeles, Calif, J, W. Wiley shipped throe oarloads of hogs to Saa Francisco Tuesday eveu- - Mrs. G. L. Davis returned yesterday ' for a week's visit with friends la Grants ' Pass. -' " ; ' .- , . Miss Erms Wlgle returned yesterday from a visit to several Willamette val- ley pities...,. ;. ' .- ." Jerry-Martin, of Klamath Falls, was in Medford and jackson villa several ' days this week. ' , . ' . Miss Julia Olwoll, of Central Point, was in Medford Monday, the guest of Mrs. B. P. Tbelss. R. L. Montgomery and family, of Boise, Idaho, are among the recent now arrivals in Medford, , , Fred Bailey returned Tuesday even ' ing from San Pranoisco, whither he had taken two oarloads of hogs. Mrs. E. J. Coyle, of Walla Walla, Wash., is in Medford upon a visit to . her daughter, Mrs. E. Brown. Burrel Miller and family returned from Lakevlew last week, and are now at their home in the Applegate country. - D. T. Cox Teturned from San Fran cisco this week, where be bad been with several -carloads of cattle and two of hogs.v ' A. E. Moore, of Talent, was In Med ford last week' upon business. The gentleman is a sawmill man and is now at work for Richards & Co.'s mill E. L. Wade, of Dunsmuir, Calif., was in Medford Tuesday. Mr. Wade is a friend of R. 6. Stine and was here to ." witness bis marriage to Miss Emma Perry. ' ' J. D. Anderson, of Climax, was in ' Medford Tuesday. He was accompanied by his sister. Miss Kate Anderson, of '.' Lincoln, Nebraska, who has been visit ing at bis home for a few days. Mrs. J. T. C. Nash returned Satur day from a visit with friends in Rose- burg. Upoa her return to Medford her husband gave her a glad surprise by presenting her with, an elegant and' ; complete set of solid silverware, valued at nearly $200, ' S. J. Myers, of Woodvllleuwa's,in the - city Monday. Mr. Myers has a fine farm of 200 acres which he Is desirous of selling. It is located near WoodvilU -, and is said to be a good all-purpose -. farm." 'See description and price else i where in this paper. .'":.".' 1 S J. M. Hess and son, Ernest, and T. C, f Hess, of 'Modoc County, Calif., were in Medford this week purchasing supplies. .-' Their homes are 150 mile from here . bot they seem very willing to make the trip in order that they may buy' goods of Medford merchants. John Gaioey left last week for Red lands, Calif , where he expects to spend the winter in hopes that his health may be improved. There is not a man, . woman or child in .Medford who will ' sot welcome hews of his recovery. He has more friends than any young man in the town. : Mr. and Mrs. David Ball,, of Wood ville, were-in Medford last week upon , a visit to Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Inger soll. Both these families paid a visit to re'hturs.at Eagle Point during.ihe week. Mr. Ball has rented the T. H. B. Taylor place, near Woodville, and ... will farm it another season. ., . C. E. Hoskins and family and A. M. Hoskins and family, of Newberg, ar rived In Medford last week and have taken up their residence in tbe Rose house, lu West Medford. The first named Mr. Hoskins is a fruitgrower of considerable-renown on the coast ' and , it Is quite probable he. will engage in '.similar pursuits here. , " IF . B. Lane, oi Roseburg, was in Med .'ford several days tbis week. The young 'man is very well pleased with the ' country ' and may invest in Medford real estate before ' his return. His mother was here a few weeks ago and .purchased resident, property out on . .North C street, and his father was here -a couple of weeks ago and he too, ne got la ted for the purchase of some real s!ate. ;.,." Prof.. N. A. Jacobs and family left Tuesday for Red lands, Calif., where they will spend the winter, and may possibly decide to remaiu there perma nently should Mr. Jacobs secure a posi tion or business that 1b to his liking. The move is made because of Mrs. -r v.,,1 i 1 . i. v. : u i .. . nH t it ought to be. Everybody in Jackson County is hoping that health may be restored and that Nute will be able to find a good business in that country. -G. T.'Richard returned last Satur- , day with his family from Oregon City. Mr. Richard is a recent arrival from Michigan. . He has been on the coast for a few weeks looking about the country for u. desirable location and, like others have done before h'ui, he's decided that Medford corres the near- , est to filling all the requirements o' his ideal home place and he's here to anchor. He is a very fine appearing gontlemun and seemingly is of the sort to whloh wo can best afford a hearty welcome. He is domiciled for tho win ter out on the Misses Townsoud's place, south and west of Medford. F. M. Gallahor, of Santa Rosa, Calif., arrived In Medford last week and Is looking over the country with a view to locating. Mr. Gallahor and his father were bora lust May and wore very muoh Impressed, with tho country, and It is quite probable tho young man will now invest In Jackson County real estate. Tbe junior Mr. Gallahor Is a stirring young man aud seems possessed of the qualities which make success esy la this rlob. country of ours. Birthday Party. V; J It was on Monday of this week that Frank Hull and Homer Rothormel thought it fitting to oelebrate tbelr birthdays. Tho former was twenty years old on that date and the latter fifteen, and a joint celebration was planned for Monday evening at Mrs. S. A. Hull's residence, west of Medford. Twenty odd of the young people of Medford were Invited and all were in attendance, and a very pleasant evening was enjoyed. Progressive games were played and various prlaes were awarded. Miss Berlba D&vts was awarded the lady's first prize a salt and pepper set of solid silver; the gentleman's prize was won by Clarence Meeker, aud was a pair of Belgian hares. The consola tion prizes were awarded to Miss Jennie Woodford and Roland Mitchell. A splendid supper was served with Bel gian hare meat the principal item In the first course.. Coffeo, cake, sand wiches and lemonade were also served with the birthday cake, in red, white and blue and as large as a wash tub, the feature most noticeable and most sought after. - . - - ' After the above mentioned refresh ments had been served, boxes of candy were passed around. In one of tbe boxes was placed a picture of a pair of gloves, and the one fortunate In secur ing that box, was presented with an order for a pair of gloves at a Medford store and this lady was M tss Centenna Rothermel. Card tokens were then passed around and a prize given with these. Miss Fanuie Hall secured this prize which was a choice of tbreo fine ' pictures. Other amusements followed and not until a late hour did the party break up. ' . '. : : Hacks were secured for the occasion and the guests were taken- from their ' homes to the party and after the party 1 were in like manner left at their roof- tree door. Both these young men were -the reoipienta of many fine presents. I Those in attendance were: Misses' Fern Norris, Jetsie Macauley, Centenna 1 Rothermel, Fannie Hall, Bertha Davis, Etta Kenworthy, Cora Wiley, Lottie Wiley, Lottie Little, Blanche Toft, Jen nie Woodford, Mabel Wilson, Pearl Beckett, Messrs. Ward Webber; Worth Harvey, Clarence Meeker, Robert Wiley! Clifford Beckett. Call Dusen- berry, Bertie Orr, Mort Lawton, Ro land Mitchell, Guy Lawton and Leon Howard. Notice to the Public. Notice is hereby given that I will in no way become responsible for accounts contracted by my eon, Thos. T. Merri- mao. Geo. Merriman. Dated at Med'ord, this SOth day of October, 1900. "i have used Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and find it to be a great medicine," says Mr. E. S. Pbions. of Poteau. Ark. ''It cured me of bloody flux. I cannot speak too highly of it." Tbis remedy always wins the good .opinion, if not praise, of those wbo use it. The ouick cures which it effects even in the most severe cases make it a favorite every where; For sale , by Chas. Strang, druggist, Presiding Elder Fitch's Appointments Rev. E. L. Fitch, presiding elder of the Willamette district, M. E. Cburch, South, will be in' Southern Oregon to hold quarterly meetings as, follows: Soda Springs, at- Neil' creek, and Sams Valley, November 10, 11 . Medford, November 17, 18. Grants Pass, November 18, 19. Applegate, at Kennedy's chapel. No vember 24, 25. Sneeze and Wow, But you can't tret permanent, relief from catarrh unless you purify your blood. Hood's Sarsaparilla does this. soothes and heals the inflamed surfaces, removes all scrofulous taints and cures catarrh. Sick headache is cured bv Hood's Pills. 25o. Among the Churches. ' M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH. ' There will be preaching morning and eveniog, at the usual hours for services. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Next Sunday morning the pastor will preach on "The Victory of Faltb," and in the evening on "Tbe Compassion of Christ." Hours of service-are 11 and 7:30. Strangers in the city, new ar rivals and persons who do not attend any church regularly, arc especially and most cordially invited to worship with us. The Appetite of a Goat ; ' Is envied by all poor dyspeptics whose stomach and liver are out of order. All such should know that Dr. King's New Life PIIIb, tho wonderful stomach and liver remedy, gives a Bplendld ap petite, sound digestion and a regular bodily habit that insures perfect health 'and crreat. Anerirv. Onlv 9Jp at fhna Strang's drug store. a. L,. DAVIS Groceries Crockery MEDFORD, OREGON. TO MY PATRONS: I have recently moved into my now building, which' is muoh larger than my ' old quarters better suited to my busi ness, and I am now given better oppor tunities to attend to the wants of my customers. ' I have been doing business with the people of Medford, Jackson county and Klamath county almost continually for " eleven years. My business has increased until today I am soiling more goods than any two storos in Southern Oregon. The immense trade which I now enjoy has been the result of handling only the very best goods, of selling these at a small margin above cost and of treat ing ever one of my patrons fairly and honestly. Here is the proposition briefly put: If I have treated you as you think you ought to have been treated I would like very much to have you continue my customer and I want you to say a good , word to your neighbor. I want your trade, and I will prove to you that it is appreciated. Yours very respectfully, ' . T,. ""Z. G. L. DAVIS. o. Provisions L. MEDFORD, Notice to Hunters. Sportsmen are hereby notified that they are not to hunt upon the premises of the underlined, in Willow Springs precinct, under penalty oi law. T. J. O'Hakra, W. K. Price, W. P. Counts. Dated this 22d day of October, 19C0. Dissolution of Partnership. Notice is hereby given that the co partnership heretofore existing by and between T. Goodwvn and C E. Tull. doing busines under tbe firm name of Uoodwyn as Tull, Is, by mutual consent, tbis day dissolved. All accounts due the firm are payable to C. E. Tull, wbo will continue the livery business, and all accounts owed by the firm will be paid by said O. E. Tull. - -y - Dated at Medford. Oregon,' this 10th day of October, htOO. T. Goodwvn, C. E. Tl'TX. SHERIFF'S SALE. John F. White, .1 Plaintiff G. K. and E. J. Walker, I . ' Defendants. J BY VIRTUE of an execution issued out of the Circuit Court of tbe State of Oregon for the County of Jackson, on a judgment rendered in Bald Circuit Court on the 15tu day of September, 1900, wbereln John F. White, plaintiff, re covered a judgment against G. K. and E. J. Walker, husband and wife, de fendants, for tbe 'sum of soventy-five dollars, with interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per annum from the 18th day of April, 1900, and tbe further sum of twenty-eight and 60-100 dollars costs ar.d attorney's fees, which judg ment was enrolled and docketed in the office of the county clerk of Jackson County, Oregon, on the 29th day of September, 1900, and whereas certain real property nolo King to said defend ants, consisting of the SEi of SEi of Sec. B2. Tp. its 8.. K. 2 West, n Jackson County, Oregon, was attached on the 21st day of May, 1900, at the suit and instance or tno auove named pialntlir to satisfy the demands of said plaintiff In said suit, and whereas un order of Bale of the attached property was dulv maae oy said uircuit uourt on tne Willi day of September, 1900. therefore In obedience to the command of said exe cution and order of sale, I did duly levy upon unu win sen as tne law directs, at tne iront cloor of tno court bouse in the Town of Jacksonville. Jackson Countv. State of Oregon, on Saturday, December i, 1900, At the hour of two o'clock n. in. of sold day, the following described property, to-wn: 1110 southeast auarter of the southeast quarter of Section 32, Town ship 85 South, Bango 2 West, In Jack son County, Oregon. uated at Jacksonville. Ore.. Oct. 31. 1900. Alex. Oiimk, Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. DAVIS Japanese Ware OREGON Davis Sewing Machines Have been known for more . than 30 years as tho hand somest i 11 design and . f i n is h.o f cabinet work, the highest grade in quality of material and workmanship, the easiest running, and above all the most durable Sewing Machine madei The New BALL BEAR ING STAND is a valuable Improvement in light run ning and long wear. JOHN F. WHITE MEDFORD. . Agent. D. L. DAY House, Sign & Carriage Pnintor. Oralner, Paper-Kaniior and Calcimine a GEI my prlcos boforo malting jour contract. Satisfaction Guaranteed. A postal cant receives prompt attention MEDFORD Advertised Letter List. Following Is a lint of lottors remaining i;n railed for In the Medford nostoftlco 00 Oct. 1 . II'IK). Hristow. .fmnos Curr, I .1 Jiioubs, E H MuyllcM, II A Hobcrts, flunry if. ( HhrIioUo, Mack Klmo, Mary JtohertHon, Louis WiillHlnr. Ml- V n CHI, l J1 A chnrgo of one cont will bo mado upon de livery of oach of tlio above totters. Persons calling for any of tlio Abovo lottorf will pleaso say Advertised." a. P. Meiikiman, I'ostmantor. PLOWS: m m m m m m m m HARROWS: CULTIVATORS: JSST' w,a I have just rcaulvod Information Hint a unrload of tlm abovo liuvu noun shipped lo 111 0 by tlio l'arlln unit OniiulorlT Co., Clinton, 111,, and I will olTor llione ruinous linploinonti w It lull I hope will arrive shortly, ut the lowest prlucs to tlio publio. Tips Mutt.! Bios'. Mg. Co.'s Wiiclpsi!, F. OSENBRUGQE, FREB AND PROMPT Groceries (let om on the wnttt Mo. Tho Weil Hlile Iffromiry Prr)e u nilniuUl It 114 of Urumrlcrt, I'ruvlnloua, Uin uutt TobMuo. T, H. MOO It H, Prop. A BIG CUT IN PRICES All OXFORD TIES cut down Qc a pair Now ie tho time to got a good low shoo nt cost. Call soon and got your tit. ftoine odds and ends muoh be low cost. In order to timlto room for fall goods we offer for tho noxt fotv weeks shoos that cost us f'i.&O at $1.00, Don't forgot tlio pluco ut Kuino'a Store. If you aro hunt ing a stioomaker on II in and hnvo your work done In good shnpo. A Shoemaker always at Kume's Store. W. T. KAME Boot and Shoe Repair Shop..., I have roponcd my shop In Medford 11 ml 11111 prepared to exculo flrs-cluss work 011 abort notlvu and ut rvasunablo prices Spop In Meeker & Co.'s store. M. S. BIDEN, Prop. Cole's mm Air-Tight Heaters Best Heaters on Earth. AukoowledKiid to be superior to all olliurt In ovary rospect. Wo hnvo .old tnem lor live uason and liavo sold lots of them and all liuve kIvoii entiro antlsfau , Hon. BOYDEK & The Hardware Men So von tli St., bet. IS and C w mm m m m M u 1 9 m2 - ULfUVJ I tUUUC I hnvo Just received a lino lot of robe, whluh I will bu nlciucd to show you. 'These robos are of tho newest and most artistlo pattern, and colorings, - and a visit to my shop will convince that my prlcos lira right. I havo. ..also added a large assorlmant of HORSE BLANKETS Which aro llkowlso oxcollont vnlnos. In nood of anything In my lino drop In J. G. TAYLOR, The Wonderful Cured a Bad Sore Throat. . . " j. 1 . I,. 1 Slalo of Oregon, I J. T. Itoborls, being duly" sworn, dopose's nud Jackson County, f"" siivs: In April I not thu sore throat so bad f. could not spunk abovo a wlilspor, but did not know what was tho matlor. I wont to Mr. Mutton and he trontod It with Snap Shot and in about ten minutes the pain and soreness left my throat and I havo not bocn bothered since with It. I alto had tlio rhoiiinntlsm so badly f had to go with a cnna, and tho cords woro druwn so that I could not bond my log. I went to Mr. Sut ton's olllce and used tho Snnn Shot and In a very short time I throw the cuno nway and wont homo without any trouble, and have had to 11 so the cane no more and havo had no renurrenoo of tho rheumatism. Sutton's Snap Shot is a great remedy. . J. T. KOBE UTS. Subscribed and sworn to before mo this 1st day of December, 1SII8. 1 fi-oBKNOK L,. Tineas. Notary Public for Ot ogon. Sutton's Snap Shots the wonderful destroyer of all forrrs. of inflammation 'in man or beast. 50c and ft f ptr bottle. R.K. SUTTON, Sole Proprietor, Ashland, Ore. .Writs for.Catalogue and Prices. ' Walking mid (lang of all sinus, 10 lo III Inch out. - it ib iXf 0 viv viv U Dili' I.cvoi', Solid and Ko vorstblo Dlsu, Wood l'Ynii.o and Hprlng Toutli, all sly.es. Medford. DELIVERV OP QOODS Feed Haled Hay, Itoll d Urn. and llarloy The West Side Grocery , J III HIGHDLSON. MKDKORD, OKE. m m m m If you aro MEDORD, OREQON. "Snapshot 99 RUSSELL boilers SAW High Grade MILLS THRESHERS STACKERS If HAHIf lauumcn RUSSELL & CO. MM PORTLAND, OREQON. m m I m m
