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About Medford daily tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1906-1909 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 29, 1908)
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL llcrmtiii S, lir:t.l. r nf Anteli-.i- mini.' Mnlt'unl a Ihimii'-kh vit.it 8:.turdny. Shut imlir.li k'v,i '' " vi'iv mir or nIimi-h at Van Dyk.-'H. ISYl William ('.iiirhur, tin,- x.rrt .1uiiiImt who lias Ikih ciiitlMy4 in Me.linnl f.r mum- ti I'iiHt, li ft fur l'urlhiinl u few iIhvh liu. m'cniliHllliril lv tin- v& tvirlirit uf many f rii-n-ls. For nnv rltirs nixl fiinry millinery :inl popitlar .riri-s, mt- Mrs. W. I. Itn-wn on the West Niil--. tf .MiKsrH. Tirrill ami llutli, tin' m-w irorit-tirK "f the Kr my mi-at mar kct, an- making a mimlii-r tif improve ini-ntM.- Tiny tin- List tin- coun try afC'inls ami i-njnv a jjoimI tiioli'. 8. II. JarkHon. who nivntlv wild hi nlaci- at Kauli I'oiut. will hooii Ixm-ohic a n-Hiiliiit of Mrdfor.l, wIm-it Jm- lias l-mij;lit Hi'Vi'tal IoIh. Tin- new l Ari'vlr' hIiiiik- tan am Mark vrlvi't i-alf luu-kli- oxfords I'lorslu-ii aki at Van lyken. -!t- Ivan Ifiiiiwiwm tvas a motif; his inmiy friomlH tn I lio valliy ilnriay tin- w-i Vi.lt 1imI(m ' n'!.r f ' i. ili-rcst' 01 fl F., r Ivu,' - r- "f :u '. S. T. Hiiiuln, tli.' 1. " --r, was r; :.!l fonl one day thin week, looking after I lio intercut h of the liliimiuier Drn foinany of Portland. Mwell oxfordn and hImh-s in the lat ost Mpriny HtyU-M for men ami women lit Van Ivke'n, -!- Huh Xew'linrv Iihm heen in Medford Hcveral lime lately lookini; after his political fenreH. Jdoyd Culver and Carl Cohleili were down from Tlioenix it few ihiyn miter. .Inlin Ihirrinuhiii was in (iold II ill TliiirHdav niulit. Van IK'Iio'k fine nlioen and oxfordH ('. C, Walker, the AhIiIiiiiiI humorist spirit Tlinrmluy night in Medford. (Iporge I'eil of the Klite laumlry went to (irantH I'iihh Kriday evening to hutV after Iiih interestH tliere. .((dm N'orritt. the expert orehanlint wan in Medford Friday. He iH in rhargi of t he Itnvd idai'e, located on (irif fin creek, am) owned lV It. It. Wilson of I'ortlaml. For novellien and fancy millinery and popular price, hoc Mrs. W. I. Krown nn the Wet Hide. tf Mr. and Mrs. !. Lehinrs of I 'hoe Ti i v were recent visitors in Medford. h. It. Sawyer, the civil engineer, was in Jacksonville district during the week on professional liusiness. ,lnsl received ut Ward 's Cash Store, new jardinieres and t-rm-liH and churns. If Mr. and Mrs. W. C. hcueff of Jack Hotiville, also William Schnl wen in Medford a few days since, Don 'I overlook the chicken dinner served with cranlierries, uL thn fimer ick tomorrow. (Inly It'ic. LM.ej Will Nicholson came over from Fori K lama I h t his week, hut will not stuv long. lust received al Ward's (.'ash Store, new jardinieres ami ciiM-ksaad churns, tt Itiley Itaiiiuiersley, lleil lar)iug niul Jj(w Smith of 1.4 old Hill did luisinctm in Medford Thursday. New lawn shirt waistH for spring at Van Dyke 's, 'JI'J Hi'Olge W. Howard of Iterkeley, Cal.f 1ms been making Medford a short ItusiueKH visit. He is a incmlier of the Uig Head Milling company, which has large real estate interests in Medford and Jackson county. I. A. Armstrong id' Koxy, the inn lirella doctor, was in Medford during the past week. Fred Weeks and W. II. Mctiowaa have relumed from l'orllaud, where they bought several carloads of furni tun. J. Court Hall is at home again after short trip to California. Ho says J. J. Jeffries, the champion pugilist, will spend his summer vacation in this sec tion ami hunt and fish in the niouu tains and nst reams of southern Oregon. Nice salmon trout just received at the Ktnerick. jej Mr. and Mrs. X. W. Kinie of Crif fin Creek spent a few hours in Med ford during the week. lt'dKian hare will he on the Sunday menu at the Kiuerick. H.rJ A. J. Kliini, who is now loraled al Central I'oinl, iited in M.-dfoid Thursday. Mrs. F. M. ,ris f .;Ktl has been visiting in Medford, the guest of her sister, Mis. i. ;. Karnes. ! S. F. Murine, win. in engaged in min I ing in Josephine co'iety, wa,s in Med ford Weilnenday, as Wl.n. two of Ins lirothers. Miss Hoiothy l'icl.cas is in northeast ern California en land business. Merritt and Will ltrwn f :!tKU Point were recent isitois in Medford. District Attorney h'eaaieM was a Med fonl visitor one dav this week. Daviil Dmicini. a well known citizen f Crants Pass, died IVIm.a.v L'n f. consumption alter an illness ,.ss than seven uionlhs. ,. burietl under the uuspi.-cs of Takliuui tribe if Weil Men. The building i , -,t t o-t i..Ti n Anne lots should u.'.-r,.. , Iwun,. builder in Medfo,d. If v.i ,ir(l' t i nn for residence propeitv .-ti which to ImiiM a home, acipiaint ouim-IC n it h ih-' terms under which ili.se !..ts are beinK sold. Impure of P. K, K. Ilv, Palm block. ,j- TVTf5 mVViVfoiViT iV atly f iVrouxEi fi)Kof?T)roiR., Saturday, febkuary 20, iwh.' .. . ljiu; -1 - tf Society Motes f Wt dncsday c-veiling, l 'i bi nary L'H, was the ngiilar Hocial uilif of the U. I'.. D. and foil l'l members am guists shared I lie hospitality of this popular order. After a brief blljii-H -u-s-iou the doors were thrown op n hioI tlie following program umler I he d ireet ion of j Andrews was given: Snt3f the Triton." tpiarlel; ten or solo, seleeted, Mr. Mitchell; roiindv monologue, Fd Andrews; soprano solo, (it) l l.ove Von Truly,'' (b) "Coaiin' I hru the Kye, .Mrs. Andei ivh; piano Solo, selertnl, MifH Jeuiiei"ie Itiitler; duet, from "lolanlhe," Mr. and Mr". Kl A ml rows ; "i ' In ight , lielov ed, ' ' ipiartet. Mrs. Kd Andrews, Miss (Iraee lirown. Mr. Fish, Mr. Fd Andrews. DeliciouH refreshni'-uts of sandwiches, dckliK, pressed chicken and coffee mid fine apple ice and cake were served. The young ladieH of the (uien Fsther club gave a very enjoyable Uiley eve ning at t he Presbyterian church last evening. The following program was rendered: Life of Wiley, M iss Agnes Isaacs; reading, Miss Hazel Cox; duet, Misses Mary mid Fdna (ion ; recital ion, M iss 1 1 idea Watt ; piano solo, M jhh Flora (iray; recitation, Master Frank Carter; violin solo, M iss lone Fly 11 11 ; recita tion, Miss Margaret Carter; recitation, Mrs. Keith. Home made candy, put up in hand decorated boxes, was sold, and the re ceipts of the evening were ).-.". if. I).. I na id and his family caino over from t he Sterling mine t his week for a short visit wit h friends living in Medford. ' Mr. and Mrs. Van Hardenbirg are at home, after a short trip to California. They are (lie recipients of the congrat illations and best wishes of (heir many friends. Mr. and Mrs. John D. (dwell have returned f nun their visit to ('alitor uia. Mr. O. has bought a fine autoiuo bile of the Keo pattern from A. W. Walker. The Ladies' Aid society of the Pies hylcriaa church of Jacksonville gave a dinner last night in the basement ol the church. Mrs. I trek man and daugh ter were in charge of the affair, whicl was a great success. The dinner was a dinner and laMcd from ti until 10 o'clock. The table were loaded and all present spoke ii highest terms of the dinner and serv I Mrs. H. Hun -v, as l.orettn," the for huie telh-r. made ipiile a hit. About t -fin ;i netted, which will form a fund for Hie rbib. John ( hurrlnuaii and wife of Ash land ate visiting here, the guests of Dr. ami Mrs. If. T. Hunott. huy Tickets by Wire. 'Honiethiag which in ot considerable intrreht to 1 he public generally and uliirli is peihapH imt generally known is Ho systi-ttt of prepaid ord-TS now in offer I. betWieil I.tatiolKf tf till! SlllltlltTH Pari fie company and all points in th' I'uitcd Slah s. Ily means of this system tickets may be purchased at Medford troin any place in the "nite States and :i::iiled or lbgraphed direct to the! party wishing lo eome here. Sleeper . accommodations ami small amounts of cash in connection with these tickets , may also he furnished at the same j timo." tf JGood Coffee Vainest '.Mi a U: I A couple of do.en of the Odd Fellows f Medford made t cut nil Point lodgr I rale ran I visit Sat unlay nigh I. 1 1 piovd a ''i'It pleasant as well as ben fiv al meeting. 'I he la nlen p- riod is at hand and h'Tc will bo a dearth of amusements ti r 1 he l itae, The last social event nC the past season was tin1 dancini; I can! playing parlv given at Melf.nd opera house Thursday evening, w'ui li itas a leap vear affair and thor nighly enjoyetl by the many in atlead One of the most utliiuc as well ccesstul affairs ever held here 1 the "Cyosy Dance" iriven bv the Ja souville.Musical club 'I hursilav eveniiiL'. The hall was decorated to reiemble a orest, the walls lieinj covered with give a treis and 111 iio- 1 ml of Ihe room atr.p wan vrui'vi.! with open fire. kettles, blankets, etc. At ! o'clock the (Jypsies appeared in 11 grand inarch led by their pie. n. Mrs. ,rWis I' I rich. nnd her cs t, which displayed I heir coslumes lo an excellent advantage. A ii.iMtnl program was ghen before Ihe dauc'iig cottimenced and ref reshiiieiii , were served al It o'clock in true Cvpsv ! vie. was r -adiag about a fellow 4 who was asked what hi had had tor lunch, and he said: "A piece -f of baeoiiiue, some almost eggs, a cup of near coffee and some not (piite pie." Well, you won't find any "mar coffee" around this shop; I hat is, if we sell it o you for coff'-e. It '$ easy for a grocer to give you a good run for your cotfre money if he isn't ton stin- g.v. Co f tee is lower than ever be- fore and ipialities better. It all ilepcnds upon how much a grocer is willing to pay for his coffee. You can buy the real old fiovt. Java or you can buy Java which conies from Urazil, but whatever 4 we seil you, whether it be Java, 4 Mocha ami Java or Costa Itirn. von may know it is the best grade that can be t;old for the money, -f We have a big coffee trade, aiid f thai helps us to give you fresh 4 4- roasted coffee any old day you 4- want it. and not the tasteless kind 4i 4 which has lost most of its strength. 4 4 I expect a lot of ladies in the 4 store today to buv our -v coffee. Great Lace & Embroidery Sale at fyLeeker's Continues Monday TIIfH GREAT SALE SHOULD HELP YOU LARGELY IX PLANNING fcPIUNG WANTS. AVE OFFER SUCH BARGAINS AS THE LADIES OF MEDFORD HAVE NEVER HAD THE OPPOU T UNITY OF SECURING BEFORE. LACES 5c YARD. DON'T THINK FOR A MOMENT THESE ARE 5c LACES. MOST OF THEM SELL AT We, 12 1-2c? AND 13.- YARD. BEAUTIFUL SWISS ANLRROIDERIES, 5, 10S 15S 20? AND 25v YARD. ? . . . i A Special Sale Every Saturday fl W $1.00 to $3.50 WE GIVE YOU SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SOME DEPARTMENT EACH SAT URDAY. MANY ARE ATTENDING THESE SALES AND ARE SAVING MONEY. ARE YOU? TRY OUR R.&G.Corsets ALL THE NEWEST MODELS THE SEASON. FOR $1.00 to $3.50 PAY LESS AND DRESS BETTER. U m. $1.00 to $3.50 W. H. DRY GOODS SHOES, ETC. JVTEEKER BUSINESS CARDS. E. L. BALOOM. Xrw wvxt si.ic ciMir.v ;;.'irs, l.lar Too Late to C'.issify, V. N'l'KII - A c I fariui-r. Willi Mill, l-itllt Iriuiis, l.iiilt mil in. :itit Id ,n livnd- I ." th-ri'H in rm. t..nr mil, Nnutll.'tlst nf toHII iii Hint iH 1, n,, n , n Ilii' nl, I lluMut,) r.in. li. ivinili-.!. T. .1. I'lirlmi, oiiiii r. fn'sli fruit in Hi;isiin Mucirr, Mill r,,r,l , Or. Ilot.'l WILLIAM YOUNG Window ami Door Srvci-ns to Order. Miaslon ruinituio Built. .IBM t MILLER & LWBANK 1 1 " ' - i ,n. Au r Asix I sC-MmA " Dollars 1 feQ WW I'I.iii;siii:im SII0KS AND ox vX'KW l'"l;"S IV TAV ANI) B''A('K, IX LA( f.. j Ii;ii:i in uini: ami nawijow jaB irniconuw M & Co. I & CO. MEDFORD OREGON A Homesite To Your Order H.. Ii7l. J. G. Van Dyke MEDFORD AGENTS. f.ii.l, Hi- DR. A. B. SWEET I'lTilT 111 K.'Silll'lll-l R K I'Im.i nfi'iwor t Ki ll, , in HAMILTON. M. D., I, i.itl lin.l Snryi'on. I'r. I,- S i,..rin,.n,l. iiilli-r 1'iiiil.ip Ill.nli. I'll, Oil' lis.'l. I flu I HIM Scale Spray for Sale Si-iilii Siihv. Limn Siilmiiin, r-:nl v for imr lit,-. anil Hulpliur u any iiian J. 4, Perry, Medford, frt MEDIORI) FURNITURE CO.. M.'.tt.M.I. Hi, ,.. M.iiiM- I'luiii.!,,.,, ;in. -,,.) .. r t :i v v li.iv I'll. .in- NiKliI I'Ii.hi,. '. W r, mi. m. .i-,, .'. II lt.lt I. I-. I In. Win. M CoIvik. Mi'ilfout, Or. 10LVIO DURHAM. Attorneys at Law. Geo. II. Durham. Urania Tans, Or Rogue River Valley Orchards Company CAPITAL $'200,000 Wo l,:,vo .M.lnn.l II II l:llil :ii t lu-lo inn, li:i, ,l f .1 ol' lilTII :l i- in llio ROGUE RIVER VALLEY, wliiili we have auWiviJ Mr. K. V. farter ami Mr. E. T. Staples of if vli:it i;i eonsiilori'il as KiWtl ftliile anil near 1 WM. W. P. HOLT, M. D fr.-lc!.(l: and Surgeon. PolntQ Oregon. o ill t'no hi-, I ti'ii :i,'io liiuls. whi,h we are nellilij; upon the following terms: Selling Priee Total Amount l'er Aere. Cost. N'eees'v. I'm ii, I,' tlr.'lini,!-- H'li,.ii I Plant si $1.10 t T.10 TJ0 ii'ii.'ii '.' Pbnt.. an.l . :ire.l for 1 v.-ar 2iH li'Oll 4.-10 Option :: -Pl:in'..l an, I ,:n,.l lor -2 years S4T UM.'i .1S5 "p i I PIiii.I"! ami i-.-m , for .1 e:irs 2114 147(1 .12(1 opt.. Pla.n.'.l :.ii.l e.n.vl lor 4 years 341 . KtM 2.")5 Op: : ll.-n .iii.I ,:ir.,l for . years I!l4ll 190 '' a ' P!:u,t. ,l an, I , :u, .l f or It years 4X"i 2174 12.1 ' i; i v Plant 'I a n.l ar..l for 7 y ears 4S2 2410 60 "i'""" '.' I'l.uil',1 a... I i.nssl for 7'.. years ,ill 2.100 00 "Aitii'iml ins', ss.uv to o,-t ,,.,.,1 an,l possession. EASY TERMS - in PER CENT DOWN AND 1 TER CENT TER MONTH. lvtailtsl iiii'.'tmati.'ii au,l literature will lie sent npon npplieatioa to our in- I'ffi.i'. l'i's lliiiul'ol.lt lluil, l'l,l-., San V'raneiseo. or to any real cstalo agent in the ROGUE RIVER VALLEY. you had been present irhen Xahire first fushioneil abodes where men must tire, there is iiolliim imi emild add to Ql'EEX AXXE AUDIT IOX to mule it ii more de sirable site for a home it already is. From a standpoint of seenery, health fulness, proxim ity to business distriet, intrinsic loveliness anil all modem conveniences, ion are eliidlenyed lo find its equal around Medford. ' ' ; QUE EX AXXE ADDITIOX is Ihe Xob Hill of Med ford, is situated on a ycntle slope off East Seventh street, overlooking the ltogue liiver valley and its metropolis. It is iritlrin five minutes' walk from the pasloffiee. QV EEX AXXE HAS SO RIVAL AT AXY Ph'K'E. Lote in (JUEES ASSE are genuine money-makers. Property values are increasing rapidly, and yon will double your money within a year. Buying a lot in QUEES AXXE and Ihe building of a home is the emanci put ion proelamat ion of a new life and the easthig off of the old. THE TEEMS ARE EASY 20 PEll VEST HOW'S ASl) 10 .1 MOSTII. THE PRICE IS LOW, FROM $7-") A LOT I P. The purchaser of lids in this addition is protected hi) a $1:200 building rest rictiou, which insures to the home ereeter a most desirable class of neighbors anil means that the addition is destined to be the delusive reside tion of Medford. resilience por- FOR FI LL PARTICFLAIIS 1SQCIRE OF E.E.KeIley, P&'m Block Medford Oregon MM E WANT if BIG YOU RESULTS - ii