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If you are planning to buy an Orchard tract in
Oregon
ISOeiAL AHD PERSONAL!
Phone your orders for sweet cream
or buttermilk to the creamery.
Table d'hote dinner at the Nash
grill Sunday evening. Special mu
sic Table d'hote dinner at the Nash
grill Sunday evening.' Special mu
sic ;
.Social and dance at the' Bungalow
Saturday night) te finest dance floor
in the state. . ' '
All good people of Medford are
i cordially invited to attend the social
dance, at the Bungalow Saturday
night. . ..
J. P. Maloney has returned from a
trip over the gravity pipeline sys
tem. Fred Hi Hopkins has made the first
shipment of apples for the Beasoti.
They are Garrensteins ; from the
Snowy Butte orchard.
.Don't forget the dance at the Buc
fkw Saturday night .-'
F. Peterson of Ashland was a
Medford visitor Friday.
Clarence L. Beames left Thursday
evening for Portland, where he will
assist Attorney W. W. Colton in pre
paring the brief on the Crater Lai.-3
highway appeal. : '
D. C. Herrin of Portland is spend
ing a few days in the valley.
W. G. Esfep is showing Bartlett
pears two and a half inches in length
from Ids Talent orchard.
Bruce Wilson of Griffin Creek sec
tion spent Friday in Medford.
Dr. Seely has returned from New
port, where he left his family for the
summer.
Louis Allehoff of the Allen Lewis
mmnnnv is atrain viaiiintw , 1 1 I
tomers.
E. E. Pitts of Corina, Cal., is . a
recent Medford arrival.
. Mrs. Mary J. Creswell and Miss
Lena Creswell of South Dakota are
visiting Medford.
E. E. Anderson of Berkeley is re
newing acquaintances in the valley.
Private dancing lessons at the Bun
galow afternoon and evenings by ap-:
pointment. Telephone 584. !
The fire boys lost $100 on the ;
Fourth of July celebration and will j
give a series of dances on the open j
air pavilion to recuperate. The first j
dance will be held Saturday evening:
and thereafter there will be two I
dances n week. ,
Ladies can learn to shoot .it shoot-'
ing school, next to fire house. Lady:
in attendance. , . 100 j
J. H.' Butler and family left Fri
day on an outing expedition' to Butto ;
Falls. i
John D. Orth, cashier of the Med-:
ford National bank, and family are
camping in the Applegate country .
near Buncom. y j
J. E. Enyart caught the first steel- j
beads of the season near the Ray
ram Thursday.
THE MED FORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1909.
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at the terms we have been
J. W. Howard, a partner of the
Big Bead Milling company, formerly
a resident of Medford, but now of
San Francisco, arrived here Thurs
day in his touring car to visit his
partners, Messrs. Vawter and Davis.
His car used 36 gallons of gasoline
in making the 441 miles from his
home.
Today, see those linen dress gootN
bargains at Vitn Dyke's. See win
dow display. ' : 'Mi
Dr. Henry Hart, who with his son,
J. F. Hart, recently purchased the
Johnson ranch south of Mudford Jor
$20,000, left Thursday for his for
mer home in Quiney, BL
Tan shoes' for men and women ;il
Van Dyke's. - lii j
New-Dutch dollarsand fancy-neck-
wear for women at Van Dyke's. 96
Mrs. W. P. Woods is entertaining
W. Lu: Genung," her brother, and Miss
Lma Genung,1ier sister," of Vallejo,
CaL :;:
Plan to see the Boston Ideals pre
sent the opera 'JOolah" Saturday
. Mrs. R.' J. Miller has sold her Cen
tral Point ranch, consisting of : 80
acres; 50 in alfalfa, to Francis
Shearburn of 'California for $9000.
night at the Medford opera house.
The "Oolah" will positively be
S. G. Simon of Albany, former
owner of the Ki'ser orchard at Phoe
nix, is renewing acquaintances in the
valley.
played Saturday night. No change
of date.; rain or shine.
William Stolder of Peyton spent
Thursday in Medford.
Mrs. B. H. Harris has retunieJ
from the Seattle fair. Mr. Harris i
in Michigan.
Mrs.' F. W. Hollis has returned
from a visit to Portland. Mrs. Win
ches, her mother, and Miss Mildred
Welch, her niece, accompanied her.
C. T. Noe and family left Thurs
day for a camping trip at Bu'.te Falls
E. J. Ryan and wife of Ashland
were Medford visitors Friday.
E. W. Anderson of Button spent
Friday in Medford.
F. J. Hoffman of Fenton, Mich., it
a recent Medford arrival.
Don't forget the dance at the Bun
galow Saturday, night.
. Mrs. J. P. Smngia and son of Du-
luth, Minn., are Medford visitors.
J. H. Forbes of Caldwell, Idaho,
is a Medford arrival.
Table d'hote dinner at the. Nash
grill: S inday evening. Special mu
sic. The finest In w shoes in Medford.
Se Van Dyke's window,' Ofl
Earl Ralston and wife nre buck from
a visit to Seattle.
: Engineer F. M. Cnmmings has re
turned from Portland.
Remember .the opera "OoKih" nt
the opera house tomorrow night.
Lack of a quorum forced adjourn
ment of the council meeting Thurs
day, night until Friday afternoon,
when the monthly budget will be ap
proved. ' Baker and Payclle have opened a
shooting gallery on D street next to
I I V X I I I VI C I II II II II 1
Ore
haras
the fire hall and will keep open all
summer. Prizes are offered for the
best scores. Lady in attendance.
HICKS-YOUNG WEDDING
AT WILLOW SPRINGS
A happy wedding was solemnized
Wednesday evening, June 30, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hicks,
in Willow . Springs precinct, whan
their daughter, Miss Elsie Hicks, be
came the "bride of Mr. Marion T.
Young. Rev. K. II. Sickafoose, pas
tor of the First Christian church of
this city, performed the ceremony in
the presence of a few close personnl
friends of the happy couple. Mr. Bal -
lard Kelly acted , as best man and
Miss Eva young, a sister of ' the
groom, acted as bridesmaid.
After the ceremony " an elegant
lunchwas served in the diuing room.
Those present were : O.. S. Black
ford, and family, William Leathers
arid family, of. Willow Springs .pre
cinct. Miss Mae Nealdn and Mr,.R
E. Nenloi: of Table Bock. Rev.', am!
Mrs. Sickafoose of Central Poinj .and
G. A. Young, father of the groom, of
Cottage Grove.. ..
The happy couple start in life with
bright prospects and the best wishes
of a host of friends. They will re
side at Willow Springs, where Mr.
Young has a fine farm. Central
Point Herald.
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.
The followinc letters remain un
called for at the Medford, Oregon,
postoffice July 6, 1909:
Charles E. Adams, Miss B. Alley,
Fred Andrews, Nellie Armstrong, F.
M. Arrow-smith. E. Arland, W.,. P,
Benedick, Mrs. Mav Bowmanl B. V.
Campbell, Mrs. Ester Cameron, Mrs.
E. H. Cox. Miss Maude Crawford,
Mr. Egau, F. Fox, J. n. Grant, A. H.
Gray, Frank Tlunsoii, Gene Hanson,
R. O. Erifkson, flulilvan TTill, C. A.
Land, W. A. Lewis Will Lindley.Mrs.
Mabel Martin. J. McOnirk. Russell
Miller, Chas. McMurdo, A. C. Munch,
J. P. 0 Brien, James P. Powers, E.
Holier. M Thompson (2). Henrv
Warner, D. M. West, E. L. Weeks,
riiuries Wiley (2).
, A charge of one cent will be made
upon the delivery of any of the above
letters. Please say "advertised."
A. M. "Wu.ODFORD, p. M.
Prepaid Raiiroao Orders.
"Something which is of consider
known is the system of prepaid Ar
able interest to the nublio
and which is perhaps not generally
derc hnv in ' AffAl I. ......
. ...... , ajc ucinceu siaiionn
of the Southern Pacific company
and all points in the United Stntes.
By means of this system tickets may
be purchased at Medford from any
place in the United States and mail
ed or telegraphed direct to the party
wishing to come here. Sleeper ac
commodations and small amounts of
cash in connection with those tickets
may also be forwarded nt the sume
time."
quoting, better do it now
PORTLAND ELKS.
(Continued from Page 1.)
The Baker City lodge, 65 strong,
and the other eastern Oregon lodges
are on a special following the Port
land special a few hours later.
Two special trains beating Cleve
land (No. 18) and Cincinnati (No. !;
delegations will reach here tomorrow
morning. These two lodge ure com
ing with about 100 members in eucii
delegation.
The following is the personnel T
the K'.k-i' special from IVrtlund:
H. K. Alberts, Allen T Allen, James
Anderson, F. M. Anderson mid wife,
Mr. Bellman and party, J; V. Rcimis,
S. C. Beach, Will H. Bennett, Geoi--e
J. Blodgett and wife, W. II. Brott,
II. A. Burgess, -M. T. Clemens. Joh.i
Corduuo, Dr.. Cornelius, Miss Lilli'ii)
Connaway, John B. Coffey uud wife,
J; M. Cronemiller, J. H. Cumin, R. M.
Day, T. E. Daniels nnd wife, Mr. Dn.v
son. P. H. D'Arey, F. J. Devine, M.
J. Driscoll, II. A. Duncan, R. M. Ec
eles, George Febvet, G. A. Ferguson,
P. M. Mood, C. J. Fiske. M. D., F. E.
Fiske and wife, S. C. Friendly and
wife, William Fritz and wife, Mow
roe Goldstein, H. D. Griffin and wife,
P. J. Griffin and wife, II. Grimm,
wife and child, W. J. Harris, M. J.
Hickey, W. H. Hills, Philo Holbrook,
R. W. Henneman and wife, Mr. Hunt
er and wife, J. J. Jennings, E. C.
Johnson, J.' W. Johnson. John Kosi,
Jr., Mr. Kern and wife, Dr. Leonard,
Mrs. Yongworthy, Harry McClallau
and wife, E. A. McCrcudy and wife.
J. H. McDonald, Dr. Harry F. McKay,
C. A. Malorkey, A. B. Manley and
wife, G. B. Mason, Miss Pearl Mont
gomery, I. L. Morrison, Miss McCar
thy, Dr. Olinge.', II. T. Oviatt. and
wife, William Parsons and wife, E.
C. Patton, P. Peterson, William J,
Petrain, F. C. Potts, II. L. Price,
OUR WONDER
Nothing Over
From 3 to 4 p. m. Saturday
ONE HOUR ONLY
THE WONDER STORE, 318 E Main SI.
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Syndicate
W. J. Prcndergost, E. W. Quimbj,
T. L Richards, Henry Kothauhild ami
wife, Mr. Rowcll, C. W. Rowley, W.
J. Rutherford, Mr, Sston, Mr. Subnet
dor uud wife, Churles L. SchiZfelin
and wife, John F. Shea and wife, P.
.1. Shea anil wife, H. F. 8ha, M.
Solomon and sister, Emil Sprnuger,
V. D. Stephenson and wife, Thoinus J.
Swivel, Harry Taylor, Walter .1.
Tooze mid wife, Mrs. W. II. Upson,
Mr. Weaver and wife. T. A. White,
(leorgo C Will.
ASHL' AND-0DESSA MAIL
ROUTE IS DISCONTINUED
With tbo order cli-icoutimiing the
Ashltind-OdesMi mail route, which
vent into elect Motility, ciirae on
ctl.er dlriHi'imr the t .m-porting of
'lie mail bw .vecn thi '- 'iy, Ud -ssu
und Fort Klumuth by bout. Con
tractor Yaden has made . arrange
ments with the launch Curlew' and
J. H. Martin to bundle the business
for him. ' This contract will be in
force for nine months in the year,
after which it will likely be ugaiu
transferred to Ashland. During this
period the rural delivery route b
twecu this city and Fort Klumuth will
be discontinued. Klamath Falls
Herald.
DIVORCE CAUSES SUICIDE
OF YAKIMA VETERAN
NORTH YAKIMA, Wnsh.,The mau
glod remains of Levi K. Le Due, a
veteran of the civil war, were foiin.l
on the main line of the Northern Pa
cific today. In his pocket was found
a restraining order from the superior
court of Yakima' county prohibiting
him from visiting the home occupied
by his wifo, who had started divorce
proceedings. It is supposed that the
old man, heart-broken, committed sui
cide.
25 Cents
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
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At the Nash A. Pppenheimer, San
Francisco; E. P. Sommers, L. Alle
hoff, W. B. Or, C. H, Ralston, L A.
Smith, J. H. Wood, Portland; 0. E.
Liddell, San Francisco; C, N. Aodei
son, St. Helena; Mrs. M. N. Vance,
Helena; Dick Palmer and wife, city;
S. W. Luke, city; J. W. Dawson,
Buffalo ; J. Pannino, San Francisco ;
E. E. Pitts. Corina; E. C. Pearson,
Syracuse; S. C. Haldy, Columbus;
Mrs. Mnry J. Creswell. Inn Cre
well, San Diego; J. F. Williams and
wife. Sun Francisco: Joseph llaine
borg, Sim Francisco; P. W. Rochester
Ben Mitchell, D. C. Herin, J. B. Small,
Portland; E. lioldvnnuun. Sou Fran
cisco; Q. E. Metcalf mid wife, Eu
gene; J. R. Shaw, Mill City;.J. In
dig, New York; F. S. Peterson, Ash
land. w
At the Moor K. H. Cumimehom,
Newell; N. S.' Wood, Wwtd; 0. U.
Forbs, Coldwell ; K. M. Davis, Sacra
mento; S. R. By am, Portland; Mrs.
I. P. Sumgia nnd son, Duluth; A.
Scott, San Francisco; A. W. Sproule.
Portlund; V. O. Hoffman, , Fenton ;
R. L. Scott, Portland; Doren Colvi-i,
Pine Creek; E. W. Anderson, ITol.
ton ; Upton . W. Smith and wife, San
Francisco; E. G. Ryan and wife, Ash
land; C. O. Sours, Portland.
MAKING IMPROVEMENTS
ON HARRIMAN LODGE
KLAMATH FALLS, July 9. Col
onel W. II. Holabii'd arrived here last
evening nnd left this morning for Pel
ican Bay, where ho will begin a cam
paign of improvements. The colonel
was accompanied to the lodge by W.
R. Doty, the pile driver and hous.
mover. It is understood that it is
Mr. Holabird's intention to move the
old lodge building, and it is to exam
ine the structure Hint Mr. Doty has
gone to the lodge.
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