Medford daily tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1906-1909, February 22, 1908, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTTIK MEDFORD DAILY TRTBUNK MEDFORD, OR., SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 22. 1008. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL f Society Notes Tin friends of MrH. I. .1. MeMnhon surprised li'-r Wednesday evening in honor of lnr birthday. They presented lier wit h u water volar paint ing and played five hundred till (1m "wee hiii.'iII hours." Mrs. Kheppard won tin prize The guests were: Mr. and MrH. A. Oscar Tyrrell of Klamath county and .7. H. Tyrrell f l.ako creek, brothers, were recent visitors in Med ford. Wanted Teamsters with teams. Ap ply office of the Iowa Box & Lum ber factory. 2Mii Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Wheeler of Phoe nix precinct spent a few hours in .Med- I'avis, ford during Ilie week. (ireat big turkey dinner at the T'm rick Sunday, ii.'.d. -8o 0. 8. Moore and .T. W. Gilrrwre of Central Point spent a few hours in Med ford Thursday afternoon. Wanted Teamsters with teams. Ap ply at office of the lowu Box & Lum ber factory. 2Sfi John .T. Winiiinghiim of Elk creek, the mail carrier, was in Med ford dur ing the week. L. A. Neil, a prominent e tizen of I Ashland, was hi Med ford Friday feel ing the stock market. Theodore Pish and A. Moore of Phoe nix precinct were business visitors to Med ford n, few days since. S. Mitchell, who deals extensively n tock, was in Med ford and (Jrnnts Pass lately. ' fleorgo W. I'riddy, the well-known contractor ,was in Med ford n few days ago looking for business. Mrs. T. W. Miles spent a few hours hi Jacksonville last week seraching the records at the courthouse. George W. Pnv ft, president rrf the 'Jacksonville bank, urient Friday nitrlit in Medford, Mrs. Josephine Russell of Jackson IT. M. Cosh ha returned from nn ex-jville spent Wednesday visiting friends tended business trip to Willamette and i in Medford. Wash nglon points. j ' A. W. Handera and S. Hodges of Gold j Mr. IMgar Hnfer and Mr. ,T. W. Hill were among the many in Medford ! Perkins spent a few days in Portland during the past few days. (this w.-ek. During their absence Mrs. Wanted Teamsters with teams. Ap- i Perkins was the guest of Mrs. Tfafer. ply at office of the Iowa Box & bum- Mr. J. r . Heard spent in the citv. Miss Kate Iteed of Oakland, Tab, , is visiting in Medford and Jacksonville.! Misses Josephine Orth, Hose Buckley, Jn-iephhie ftouegan, Maggie Me'"lallen, Mcrryna Kenny and Mrs. Mr. Fish were nver from Jacksonville the first of the week. Medford aerie of Kagles scored anoth er soc ul success at Angle's opera house Friday evening on the occasion of their . second annual ball. .Superior music was furnished bv Norllng's orchestra. No pains had been spared, and the many present enjoyed themselvi s thoroughly. A number of those in the social whirl of Medford will go to Ashland Monday evening to see Charles Ji. Han ford 's representation of the "Merchant of Veil Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. W. Hyde Stalker, Mr. ami Mrs. W. A. llandley, Mrs. unci Miss Sheppard, Mr. Frank McMuhon and Mrs. Mitchell. M rs. Fred Hopkins entertained at luncheon on Tuesday Mrs. P. J. Mi- Mahon, Mrs. W. Hyde Stalker and Mrs. iee." Ifalph L. Clarke in honor of her moth-j er, Mrs. Woodward 'f Portland. I Mrs. Dr. P cket and Master Carter j Brandon left on the northbound train Mrs. A. A. Davis entertained a mini- j Finlny evening for Portland, where they be rof her friends on Tuesday evening, i will spend a week. The doctor will join Five hundred was played, after which I them Sunday morning. a fine supper was enjoyed by all. i Young I - r Mrs. XL Mitchell entertained a few friends on Monday afternoon at her Seventh street residence. Mrs. Halph Clarke has invited a few friends today to meet her mother and sister, Mrs. and Miss Khappard. Mrs. John F. ft eddy ' expected home shortly. She will bring her father and sister with her to wpend the summer. P. Knsele of South Jacksonville was among the many in Medford recently. BUSINESS CABDS. E. L. BALCOM. New West Side Confectionery Fruit store candies, ruts, cigars, tobaccos, f resh fruit in season. Near Hotel J Moore, Medford, Or. A' 1' 1. 1 1 ri WC7 i- 7 1 1 n- ' 'it :s i" ' 1 j&W l ful I Man Have You Seen 'Em? ber factory, 2fi Fred Weeks find W. H. Mefiowan have gone to Portland to lay in a large Heard mid Miss Gladys Tuesday and Wednesday DR. A. B. SWEET Physician and Surgeon. Office at Tfesidenee. stock of furniture, etc. Valentine Postals Buy your cards where von have thousands to select from. Hull 's Postal Shop, Hubbard bhlg., near bridge. tf J. K. itarkdull is au'iin at the Rogue l.iver l.au dcompany's place of busi ness after a short trip to Portland mid Hell ng lots of real estate. Will Murphy, an excellent iK'ocuntant, has t ji k iii a position as bookkeeper at the office of the Iowa liiimber com pany. C. M. Kidd, successor to A. Tay lor, has just received ft new line of Oxfords, nobbv spring styles, the very latest. ' ' 2S0 A. I. Creede of Oakland, Cab, n former resident of this county, s mak ing our valley a visit. He is surprised at the great improvement that he see on every hand, C. m! Kidd, successor to A. C. Tay lor, has just received ft new line of nobby spring stvles, the very Bishop and Mrs, Scudding will be in Medford March I. They will be the guests of Mr.-t. Fred 11. Hopkins of Cen luri Point. The ladies of St. Mark's guild will hold a reception in their hon or at (he residence of Mrs. II. C. Kent Ji or. The Swastika club w year party February 27. sent to the ladies. II give 11 leap Cards will be Mrs. !!. E. Gore, an Minnie Corey, leaves evening to attend tin cert Monday night. ompanied by M iss for Portland this Padcrewski con R. R. HAMILTON, M. D., Physician ami Surgeon. Successor to Dr. H. S. DcArmond. Office in liitter-Piirilap Block. Phone 0s:i. MEDFORD FURNITURE CO., Medford, Oregon. House Furnishers and I'ndertakers. Day Phone. 'A'X Night Phones ('. W. Conklin, 4!5. J. H. Butler. 14S. M r. and M rs. (1. G, Shirley recent arrivals from Washington, are occupying, their new cottage in South Medford. j Wm. M. Colvig, Medford, Or. COLVIG & DURHAM, Attorneys-at-Law. Geo. H. Durham, Grants Pass, Or. Wednesday evening, February lit, thej Fraternal Brotherhood gave a soc al fori members ami invited guests. A short 1 musical program, consisting of a reci- j lation by Miss Mary Orr, a piano solo bv Miss Nellie P.vans and 11 mandolin duet, by Kthel Goltam and Lillian Mo-, rev, accompanied by Miss Yen ta Hamil-1 ton, was followed by refreshments and : Heal dancing. ; hereby Oxfords, latest. ' 2So Shaw Conser, the vterau Southern Pa cific conductor, was among his friends in Ifogue liivcr valley the fore part of the week. Be is engaged in the sale of real estate at Porthtnd. Wanted Teamsters with teams. Ap tdy at office of the Iowa Box & Lum ber factory. 2 SO John K. lios-s of Central Point, one of the best shooters ill 1 he valley, has gone to San Francisco to enter the em ploy of the Peters Anns company as demonstrator. Wanted Teamsters with teams. Ap uly at office of the Iowa Box & Lum ber factory. 2Sfl Only three more frames, 22x20, with Southern Oregon Scenery to fit nre left from the special sale. If you wish one call at once. Keinember that the pho ton are free with the frame. Hull's Art. Studio, near bridge. tf Mrs. Fmma Parker of Portland, who bus been visiting her parents. Mr. and Airs. Hobert Funis, of Jacksonville, has retiirmle home. Being too busy to get the bill ready for Sunday, will simply sav big turkey dinner. Come and see for yourself. 2" ; Mr. nu.l Mr,. K. Colrv. "now Wntnl ' V- w- """" "f KK--. '"rlhy Kr,l ,.. V II,. I),.,,.,l -nnnlv ,.r,. vi,!t. I I"'1 r" "f "" Ur'l,,r "'' Kimt.Tn tur. iti r.'lnMi'H i.utl t'ri.'inlM living in Crn WM. W. P. HOLT, M. D, Physician nnd Surgeon. Eagle Point, Oregon. NOTK'K. nir.-ntH nut m( nt ;iir,"nlH nut brukrrs are imtififd tlmt the licenses due ' t li City of Hedforil under Ordinance A innsienl treat in slnre for the music I Sit. l lli are now due and should be lovuii; ,ul,lic of .Medford and vicinity ,, aid at once, failure to nay renders I is the piano leclure recital by Kdward (l'fenilers liable to a fine of from $ llaxt. r I'errv, an artist 1,1 reuonn. early . i0 khi. or imprisonment. HAVE YOU SEEN OUR NEW SPRING SUITS ? COATS EXTRA LONG, WIDE LAPELS, FANCY POCKETS, NIFTY CUFFS, SHAPELY SHOULDERS AND GRACEFUL TROUSERS, WITH ALL THE DISTINCTIVE FEATURES OF THE LATEST FADS IN CLOTH ING. I F YOU HAVE NOT SEEN Til EM, YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING Swellest Suits of the season are here SINGLE AND DOUnLE-DREASTEI), IN SOFT-TONED STRIFES, MIX TURES, PLAIDS AND CHECKS OF THE CORRECT SHADES of DROWN, OLIVE, I!LUE AND GRAY WORSTEDS, CASSIMERES, CHEVIOTS AND FLANNELS. AVE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION OF OUR CLOTHING. 912.50, $15.00, $17.50, $20.00 to $40.00 Model Clothing Co. "MEDFORD'S CORRECT CLOTHIERS" in Apr 1. 1 The ( 'hristian Kndeavor society of the Presbyterian church held 11 business ; meeting Wednesday evening, which was followed by a social in the parlors of , the churhc, that was much enjoyed. BKXJ. M. COUINS, Itec order. Buy Tickets by Wire. -'Sotnothing which is of considerable interest to the public generally and which ib perhaps not generally known , is the system of prepaid orders now in at effect between stations of the Southern Pacific company and all points in the The members of the eighth gracb the North school expressed their esteem ; ' for their former teacher, 1'rofetwor Shir- , I'nited States. Bv means of this system bodv Kridav lev, bv calling uing at his home in Kast Medford and spending the evening iu a discussion 1 of school matter, (lames were played and refreshments of confectionery, cake ! ami lemonade were served. I tickets may be purchased nt Medford from any place in the United Stntea and mailed or telegraphed direct to the party wishing to come here. Sleeper accommodations and small amounts of ensh in connection with theBe tickets may also bo furnished nt the same time. " tf Job Printing Linotyping at the Tribune Print Shop tral Point Iiml it.t vii'in ty. Wntilt.i 'IViiinstt'rM wit li tt'nmw. Ap ply nt Mtfiif uf tin- lowu llox ,t I.nm lviT fnrtorv. 'JStt Artlmr Wlitmiin, tin' linguist, will ii(.'iip- tin- rn.nn in tin' I'nlnl NimiIit- Moil ! mi-viT lil.uk now titilii'il lv th lor.l IMiiirinm-v nfti-r April 1. Mi'ilfnnl will tlirn liuvt' fnnr ilru tnri'. ril tin' rxpn'isinn "tln-ro I 1 lirr,' in nn nt Iut plili'i' .mi vim run H'-t ns tiimil sin:i!l n priii. ns nt tin' lias Ih'O ntmikin tliis vnllcy nn nft'ii'inl visit. Ili wns linnit.soint'W cntortn neil liv Aljilin. AiIthiii'i1 anil Ht'iuni's rhnpti'rs uf Aslilnml, .InrKsnnvillc nml Mi'ilfnnl. rrspi-rtivi'ly. 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I'lilti'isnii, II. ('. Stnrk. A.I i;r:ili;im. Trunk Suit.ni, .l..lin K. I'.-itlv. Tntf i'iix. rlmrli's H.-iroinlin... Willimn r.-itt.-i-s,.n. Iinvi.l P. C,...,l. T. II. Wil liniiis. II. I". Ilnrsl. William Knx. li. A. Km. I. I:ui.;li. II, I'. Miilki-v nn.l ( . ll. Austin. - VallfV K r.l. C. R. Pin- m riilt' tlii'llisi-lvi on pliinc rns' r, (Ininir striAt ru(Miaion Inaai Mrs. I). 11. I'i. k.l I, -ft f,.r Kiifi'ii.. .i:,,l W'illll'M.-tli' Mill.'V ritii-s Kriilnv i'. nilli' nil II sit. i.l.'iii-l li.ml.'ti Vo.irlii.-s uf I'l.rr' inl s in tin1 Milli'V tliis Wi'fk on liusi ,s i-onni'rti'il ith tin' UnrroU or, l-.r.l. im-t at i-ilt'iiril by tirnnt Ston - siiriflti-.l.'t. M; i I Vavtrt III r.'lurm fro n show viiit .t r.'liiiv. j;! friia I i v i ii it lii M a t w w j y iiiiiuiiiw l ard (m n t trr Qmfhm Mm Medford Rink WINDELL & LOOSLEY, Props. Two Sessions laily. Kink ('li'sed on Snmlavs. 2:00 to r:00 7:30 to 10:30 Afternoon Session Evening Session. . The management will endeavor to conduct this rink to secure the put-ron.ie,.- i.f tie- bet people; win-re t !:t y may gn for recreation and heiilM I'm! e-Tfise. People patroni it", :t :! n-t at all times conduct 1 h-'tmi !ven as ladies and g-utbmi-ii. Musi.- wiP b.' pr.-vid-.l a:id p'ecial features added t ro mt ime to t ime. All skaii-rs pay ''." cents for i:e of surface. .Vlnimii.n fn c. 'xcrpt en ;iec'l nights, whiehoill be an neu. ed through the pre-. Society Ntf! Tfer .OIUMIOK .r0 CENTS ATt q SO CENTS : DINNER BILL : 4- Ma sayt there are two things for which no one is ever pre- pared, and t hat 's 4 ' t wins. " It 's the little things in life that count. So says the poor man with a larg" family when he counts up his household expenses 4 for t he month. Perhaps if he rated the bill individually it wouldn't l.M'k so bit;: and per haps if h.- traded with Miller - A. Kwb.ink lie w..alin 't begrudge the money so mm-h. Why cause a fellow do'-sn't mind parting i: h t he cin when he gfts the full e.piivalent. and a good dinner means more than alth to the average man. You 'II al w ays be able to find something good at our store to tempt your appetite. Try it if Sunday dinner problems worry yen any. You're just the one we 're looking for. Yours to please, : jiiUEHlYlWk : o The Best Equipped Safe Deposit Vault The Safe Deposit Vault of the Jackson County Bank is the best crpiipped vault in this section and has the most improved safeguards for protection. Do not assume the great risk of leaving your jewelry, bonds, securities, deeds, mortgages, policies and other valuables about your home or office. Kent a .Safe Deposit Box in our Vault. The cost is reasonable. Prices quoted ou application, depending on size of box. JACKSON COUNTY BANK MEDFORD, OREGON. State Depositary. Established 1888. CAPITAL AND SUEPLUS 8116,000.00 E. KNYAHT.Presid ent. A. I'KHIiY, Vice President. JOHN S. ORTH, Cashier. V. B. JACKSON, Ass t Cashier. The Medford National Bank MEDFORD, OR. CAPITAL $50,000 SURPLUS 10,000 Safety Boxes to Rent. A General Banking Business Transacted. "We Solicit Your Patronage THE SIGN OF SAFETY 1ST NATIONAL BANK OF MEDFORD v A r x T A jj , s b 0 , 0 0 0 ALWAYS mXSKRVATIVB, ALWAYS SAFE Wm. S. Crmv.'ll. President. Geo. V. Dunn, 2d Vice-President. H'. K. Deuel, Viee ('resident. M. L. Alvord. Cashier. Orio t'ranfnrd. Assistant Cashier. The Nash Hotel and Gnll Only first-class house in the oty. Absolutely the finest grill between Portland and San Francisco. A specialty is made of oysters, shell and other fish. All meats used are cold storage government inspected. Catering in all its branches. 0 (olD'rn, o o o o o o o o O o C3 o o o Co o O 00 O O o 0 o (X o o o