THE MEDFORD DAILY TRTBITXE. MEDFORD, OR., MONDAY, .TAX HART
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SOCIAL- AND PFRSONA! I . .."'":" w- NVI"" "" I business cards. ' " " - -----
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Dr. 1 1 ainil t on wiih i'iiIIimI to Applogatc
professionally Sal unlay.
King's for Lowney's, Aldon's nnil
Guntlior's chocolates. tf
1). J. Wilson of .Sum's Valley visited
recently in .Misirord.
.V. .1. Limn of Talent wn n Med ford
business caller recently.
.lolin Hollingor of (Iriffin creek trans
. acted business in Medford recently.
TcunosHec Smith of Phoenix trims
acted business in Medford last week.
W. (I. Miller of Central I'oint wib n
business caller in .Medford recently.
A. Fridnger of the west side 'was n
Medford business caller .Hnturilny.
.Inhn Annik is up f rum Fresno county,
( nhlorain, visiting relatives and
friends.
H. H. Stevens of l'lioenix transacted
business with Medford inerclmnts Hat
urdny.
II. II. Frvo of Klk creid was n lmsl
ness caller in Medford Saturday morn
ing.
.1. Thorndilie, who has lieen at Ster
iiiik during the past Bcveral weeks
in Medford auuin.
iliss Maude I'rim of Jacksonville has
been endued to teach a term of school
in. unite falls.
Pymgrnphie outfits, wood and hid
for burning, lit the Art Studio, Hub
bard building, near bridge. tf
Miss Fannie Hrngg of It nut iiifrtnn
.linker county, has been paying M
Anna Martin of Jacksonville a visit
two barrels more of tlia.t famous
Houston sorghum just received, llutehi
son & l,umsilen. . 051
Miss Anna Kecirnii of JiicliHonville
lias been teaching a successful term of
Bcnooi in Antioch district.
Mrs. ('macron 'b nnrlors are on..n ..
nings and .Sundays for those who are
100 misy 10 come other tunes. 2ti()
1). F. Wilson is at Kugle I'oint spend
inj; a few days, visiting at the home
of his daughter.
Mrs. ('. I,. Kennies of Jacksonville,
who has been visitinu her sister, .Mrs.
H. (I. dale, of North IScud, is at home
ujfuiu.
Newcomers In Medford lire: Mary
Lear, Portland; William Willis, Stock
ton, Cal., anil Joe Iteese, licnsellacr
1 nd.
K. (I. Trowbridge, proprietor of the
Medford lion Works, has returned from
Portland, where he hd been on husi
lless..
The largest assortment of postals ever
exhibited in Southern Oregon at l.he Art
Mudlo, llnbbanl building, near bridge.
Also a nice lin,. of albums. . tf
I. I'. Mall ' left ' recently f,-. i,t.
land, where he has business matters to
look after, and will be absent for sov
ctal days.
T. C. (iaiiies of Trail creek. who is
engaged in the slock business, trans
ncted business in Medford Thursday
and Kiidav.
Mr. and Mrs. Wells are conducting
a dancing ,-lnss a, Angles Opera House
. .Monday, Tuesday and Thursday nights.
-s I" IH. ''all and got our terms. '.-, I
W. H.twmnn, in West Medford. who
....s ...so 1 mini to lu. home on ac
eounl of ill health, !,s improved con
Mderuhlv. Mr. and Mrs. Well, are conducting a
dancing class at Annie's Opera House.
Men. lav, Tuesday and Thursday nights.'
S to in. ( all and (jet our terms. I
Kmest llnlhawnv of Central I'oint.
. inacliinisl aa.l electrician, will m
leave for California, where In- has
l.cen offered u g.V.l position.
Henry WintcThalder, a rancher near
0 Wolleii Postof fire, transacted business
in .Medford recently. He reports that
the roads ate in very bad condition.
Several carloads of It, n Pavis nppl, s
lllle been shipped lo California, when,
they eoiuinnnd a ready sale. The pri.e
paid here avi -rages , 1 '.'-, ,-.
I). II. 1 1 1 1. 1 1 u , t',.r eiauv ,,.r, .,
r.uiiliietur for tli - Send. -hi IVt.it'i,, i.
li..l.lt.. -i ..mil n p. .vt. o. 01 . !,!,. ,. 1
I --ll . U here he Si- I Ins C.iinl. r. - de.
lieorgo W. Nelson iin.l ,iu f,...,n
who have been residents of this sec
tion tor several years, have gone tc
Smnmner, Ark., where relatives reside.
James liriscoc and Kd Welch of
Meadows 'precinct were among those
who did business in Medford during
me past week.
Heirton Howcm of Ashland has gone
on a business trip to Texas. His wife
,lni1 "(,"'t child accompanied him as
far as .SouthiTn California.
Miss Lenin Farlow, a primary teacher
in the .Medford schools for a short
time, has mine to Everett. Wash whom
some or her relatives ivo 10
more lucrative position.
uoiits facial inassiioe rto. i,,.i:no
face anil neck, Mc; manicuring, 2oc; six
body treatu ts, electric vibratorv mas-
Slluc, J.-..II0. .Mrs. Cniaeron. Hotel Moore
Annex. o,;,i
.Master Vance llostwick, who has
been visitiaj; at the home of his Bis
ter, .Mrs. Oscar I,yon, in West Med
ford, for the past week, has left for
his home near Huc.li, on the Applcgute.
,v row ealaroeil nhotos of Southern
Oregon sci ry, left over from the
'hristmas trade, will be iriven free with
frame to fit, 011 receint of retail nrin.,
of frame. A limited 'supply. The Art
Studio. Hubbard bid.. near l.ri.l,,,. f
.Indue W. C. Hale of (Irants l'ass
in Jacksonville several days last week.
With K. .1). ItritL's of Ashlaad
ssfully defended V. A. .Simons, for
mer clnet of police of Ashlaad, who
had buen indicted for uiaaslauohter for
accidentally killinj, a hobo.
Isiulies shampoo, nilc; iteats' sham
poo, Hoc; 12 treatments electric vibrn-
ory course for dandruff and
hair, laldies 0.01). fronts 41.11111 m
'n run. Hotel .Moore Annex. '".no
Aaron Jlaraebiiri;, u nioneer of Jack.
son county, mid who was formerlv en.
ajjed in blncksmilhinK. Ht Jacksonville,
una maile the valley n visit. Tie it
now located nt Orescent. Cifv I'nl
where ho is n contractor nnd buihler.
Atfnte district ha.s a floilrishiiiK lite
rary society, with the followiair offi-
: rresi.1i.nt, Kewtird McCollum;
president, Cora (Ireoorv: secretary.
;isie lleebe: treasurer. Orville M..C.J.
1 11 111,
Kay Crystal, who has boon visit;,,..
in Medford, has returned to Pendleton,
where he holds 11 responsible ooslrion
with one of the liriucionl or. rv firmy
'f that. city. .ra. Crystal, who was
ipute sick, is now convalescinu.
Ilattie Katun Lawrence, who lm.
been' very sick at her home in U'..u
Medford, . will be taken to lios..lt,,l
at I'ortland this week by Dr. Seelv for
the purpose of uiulork-ninK a surgical
operation.
John A. Smith il mVt, his shop to
I lie west side into the boll, lino u-.,...V
by l-'rcd Weeks, .first door east of lh,.
new furniture store.. Mr. Smith will
add to his present stock of good and
fit up a t'irsl clas.s tin shop.
Mr. and Mis. W. II. 'Norton ,.f l'.,n.
Is1!!.! sre visitino ut Ike hoi ,r l
and Mrs. II. N. Holler 'in W...I 1 ,.,l .'....1
.Indue W. S. Crowell returned from
llrants l'ass Saturday, where he had
been officiated as ,judKu in the orator-
il contest 1- rilhiy eveuint;.
J. I.. McAhren. who has r....;.t.,.l l..
Medford for several years,. concluded n
lew weeks ago to take up his residence
ia Central California. He remained at
his new home about three weeks and
has returned,
xv- Il'dt of I'ortland is visit
with his son, lr. II. .It of Fagle
I'aini. He is e.-neral secretary f.,r 11,
f home missions "of the l'resl.v
church and has spent several
is i r.-sl. tonnn missionary to
E. B. HAMILTON, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Successor to Dr. R. S. DeArmond
Office ;u Sitter-Duiilap Block.
Phone 6S3.
Wm. M. Colvig, Medford, Or.
COLVIO & DURHAM,
Attorneys-at-Law.
Oeo. H. Durham, Grants Pass, Or.
WM. W. P. HOLT, M. D,
Physician and Surgeon.
Kaglo Point, Oregon.
LINDLEY & T.rNT)T.i!V
DealerB in new and second hand fni-n!
ture, stoves nnd tinware, hardware otn
Storage and commission. Woodvnrd In
connection. All goods delivered to any
pun 01 ciiy.
Begin the New Year
IN THE RIGHT WAY
By Building
NEW TOILET PARLORS
Modern and scientific methods for the
care of all diseases of the hair, scalp
nail face. Shampoo 50 cents. Flentln
scalp massage following Bhampoo 25 i
i uysicai iiericiencios devel
oped, nianicurlns. finest, toilet orti.,i
v.i.-iuiiy coinpouiKlOd.
MRS. W. L. CAMERON.
Suite 4S, Hotel Moore Annex.
James II. Hertford, residing on Grif
fin creek, died at his home Thursday
morning from chronic pneumonia, with
which he had been afflicted for some
time. Deceased was at the time of his
death 07 years of age. His remains
will be shipped to Hundford, Cal., for
interment. He lonves n wife and a
large' family of grown-up children sur
viving him.
(leorge II. Jackson of Enst Medford
is circulating an initiative iw.titi,.',,
the recall of unfaithful officers that
may be elected, ami a bill for a law by
which the people instruct members of
the legislature to elect the candidates
for Fnited States senator, who get the
highest number of votes nt the gen
erai election, regardless of partv; also
a bill for a law to remove the power of
money from elections by limiting can
didates' campaign expenses.
A COLORED SHOWMAN
WHO LIED WAS LYNCHED
rd
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. SKI.MA, X. ('., Jan. 13. The lynch
ing at Pine Level, Johnston county, of
a strauge negro at the hands of 11. negro
mob is reported. The negro ,purport
ing to be an advance uncut of 11 "hi,.
show," induced the negro residents int.,
attendance of what turned out to be
a one nian performance b'v the negro
himself. Their heads covered with
sacks, the mob entisred the negro's
Hoarding house early 111 the morning
and took him forcibly to the woods.
His body was found at daylight oil the
.-v.uinern railway tracks.
A good start means much to you. Get off on the right
foot and keep going. Don't continue to throw money
away by paying rent, when you can own your own home.
How much did you pay out for rent during 1907? Stop
and figure it out. What have you got to show for it?
Nothing but a bunch of receipts. Suppose you had put
this money into building a home and buying a lot? You'd
have something to show for your coin, wouldn't you ? The
same thing holds true in the coming year. Are you going
to waste your maziuna all year, and have 1908 net you noth
ing but a living? Ask your wife about it, and see what
she says.
Building is going to be cheaper this year than ever.
You can buy practically at your own terms. We sell all
kinds of lumber everything needed in any kind of a
house from a small cabin to a palatial mansion. We also
sell Booth-Kelly lumber.
Iowa Box and Lumber Co.
NORMAL SCHOOL NOTES,
MARRIED.
i.'"irs u:wm ,
tin 1.
and M
Ann
t Ashland, Jnnu
V.. Icgus of Portland
l.ewtnan of AshUiwl
W. I- M 111! ..,.r.
I'l UM'l liTU ,,; v, d,,.,,..t.
' i:i i.-r S. '
The usual Y. M. ('. A. was held
Wednesday, led bv Professor Sutton
The subject was ' Prayer. ' '
Several students are absent this
f.'k, on account of measles. Thev are
Miss iM-cvc. Misses Poacher nnd 'Miss
Packets.
The follow ing students entered school
during the las! week: (I, 11. Nontnu of
Klamath Kails, Misses Itlanche
Kl-'l I'll. .- Poller of Khimaih Kails- ...
Inn- l.'i ,g,bv ,.f Klamath Kails; In in
1 Wl, ..f Wc-i. i ,i. . Mj M;,,ir!
M -' 'I ' M 'e of Medford: 1
Miss Margaret Ouirier of T.olnnd n
Miss Lochia Write of iJnke View; Miss
Agnes Stanford nnd Jliss Mae Beaver
of Ashland.
President Payne has taken up his
new duties in aa admirable manner, nnd
every one looks forward to a year of
excellent School work under hi'a dip.,,,.
tion.
Some improvements have been made
during the holidays. Some of the rooms
have been rearranged, walls tinted nnd
seats have received n coat of varnish.
The time for chapel has been changed
from S:3l to 11 o'clock.
The Y. W. C. A. was led Wednesday
by Miss McCune. The subject was.
' Receiving the Word. "
The fadlltV Was rovnllv bnnnnete
Kridnv evenim.' in the elinnel h-ill bv
the senior class. The new president,
C. A. Payne, was the guest of honor.
daughters spent several days last week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. C.
Tnrpin, and her brother, Al Turpin,
and wife
Charles .Lammey, who has been in
me employ of the Kish Lake Ditch com
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Whitney nnd
sons, Vernon and Frank, have finished
putting out the 20-nere near nrcl.nrd
ou the Benjamin Sheldon farm, and re-
uirneii to .Medtord, where they will
spend the winter, hut intend returning
BIO STICKY ITEMS.
I.i'tle Venetia
'I In I I'ri. (Hi X,
Mrs. Kane
Smith was
:iie IVrrv
the e ll st
on Kri.iav
puny .for several years, ha. returned " "U.nii
i ... ... , i l" ineir aomestenil in J.ake county n
his old home in Kansas, where he will I louiiiy as
eniov an ev ie.l .:.. ...,.: I " " "l'r,,,K l's
s ..on ...in jeoiiies
alter which he will return to the ideas
ant climate of Southern Oregon, where
he will nuain resume his .lnti.,a .... i.A
company s ranch.
R. K. Smith, foreman of the Wasli
Inrn orchard at Table Rock, accom
panied by his family, spent the holidays
with his father. ,1. W. Smith, and his
brothers. Arthur nnd Alfred.
Mrs. Albert Turpin and baby are re
'overing from a hard tussle with on...,.
inonia, but the baby still reipiires med-
0.
who
Cnrt Hall had the misfortune to have
his cart break down with him one day
last w.k while out looking after his
recently purchased farm. The horse
ran away, but was caught bv E.
Roberts, Mr. Halls foreman.
hitched the horse to another vehicle
and took the injured man to his home
in Medford. Mr. Hall is very fond of
stickv, but we nre afraid that he trot
a little more of it than he bareained
for that trio.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Toroin
Mr.
- u ' I in as in. ,u i ---,
.:,,, .. , .' " ""Kinnd Mrs. (leorge Cottrell, Mrs. Marv
-".i; ni ois m an and ear-, vi;n: m i ...
...... K.. ... ...I... ,,.,u,- iniiiim aim .uiss
ache. Dr. T'ickel is the attending pl,v
Uud'.jhivo lit!!-- ! i,
I Owens,
an. I st,
B.ssie Turpin formed a jolly party from
Medford, who came out to H. f'.-Tur-
"nt.rprising pin a oa New Year's .lav and attended
' in Jack- the 9,:n.sa.,-ie ball at Kagle I'oint
n the jury, that evening.
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