Jacksonville post., August 24, 1907, Image 3

Mrs. Maggie Bradford of San Fran­
I .“ cream and cake tonig
Miss Lillian Henry has gone ,o Gold
R:.y where rhe will accept a | osition.
Harr. Wulf left last Wedt t-s lay for
Mr. and Mrs R. 1!. Dow spent last
Mrs. Eaton.
Hilt, Cal., where he wdl d some car­ Saturday and Sunday fishin
KogUe
Bank of Jackson.'.ille Is 0. K.
Mrs. David Force, Mrs. S. E. Dun­ penter v. ork.
river.
nington and Mrs. C. Paine visited
F. W. Carnahan passed through
Hazel Norling returned last Wednes­
The failure of the Oregon Trust
Medford last Monday.
day from Grants Pass where she has Jacksonville yesterday on his w ay to
and Savings Bank will have no
Miss Josephine Donegan returned beet. vi-:ti> g friends
the Blue Ledge.
effect whatever upon the affairs
Thursday
from a visit with relatives a’
lee cream and cake tonight at the
E. D. Briggs, the Ashl md ait irney.
of the Bank of Jacksonville. The
Burns, Harney county.
only connection between the two
court house yard between the I. urs of was ,■ business visitor in this city the
S. F. Howard of Medford, ex-count 5 am; 9 o' doc'. p. m.
,
first of the week.
being that the defunct bank
surveyor, was a business visitor in
would have been the Portland
D. B. Grant, the evei popular and
Don't forget the ice cream social to
Jacksonville last Wednesday.
correspondent of the local bank.
competent deputy sheriff, spent S.ut- be given by the Epworth League in th.
Mr. Davis the cashier of the
Mrs. Summerlin of the Hotel Moor... day with his family at Ashland.
court house yard tonight.
Jacksonville Bank has already
Medford, visited her daughter at St.
John C. Barnum has gon- to Eureka,
George L. Davis of the Bank of Jack
money enough offered to take up
Mary’s Academy last Thurseay.
and other California points on a vaca­ sonvilie went to Portland the first of
all of the capital stock of the
W. C. Deneff is having his residence tion trip. He will probably be p. ne the week on a business visit.
bank. There could be no better
remoeled and repaired and when com­ two or three weeks
Miss Marian B. Towne, the popular
paying proposition and the Jack­
pleted will present a nice appearance.
S. E. Dunnington. W. C. Deneff, and brilliant deputy clerk, visited
sonville Bank will open its doors
Will Johnson, one of the progressive Herman Offenbocker,
Wm.
Mc- friends in Talent last Sunday.
for the transaction of business
ranchers of Humbug creek, visited his Daniels. and Citi Dunmngton left last
A:bert Erskine and George Henry
just as soon as its building on the
mother. Mrs. Hines, in this city this Sunday morning for a two weeks'hunt­ left last Saturday for Shake where they
corner of California and Third
ing and fishing trip.
week.
will be employed in a sawmill.
streets can be completed for oc­
Mr. and Mrs. P. Applegate were
Fred
Fick,
tne
estimable
ar.
1
excel
­
Miss Ocean Pellet, who has been vis­
cupancy.
summoned to Elk creek last Monday by
There is not in Jackson County | the serious illness of their daughter. lant carpenter and builder, has started iting in Jacksonville, returned to her
the foundation work on Mrs. Boyd’s h.-me in Ashlan 1 last Tu_-s lay.
a man of more sterling worth nor
I Blanche.
Buck residence on her property rec -nr y pur­
<.'.
Colvig, the attorney, wasover
of better business capacity than I
Miss Ella Parks and Mrs. M. R. last chased of Mr. McLaren.
fr ;n Medford yesterday .(.tending to
Mr. Davis, the cashierof the new
Charles Dunford, Jr., found a human the claims oi the Opp min.- s employes.
bank, and everyone has implicit I of Buncoui were in Jacksonville with
skull in the bed of Jackson creek last
trust and confidence in him. A I Thursday on a visit connected
Clarence Kasshafer returned last
telegram from him from Port­ | school work.
Hen- Tuesday. It is supposed that it washed Wednesday from Sacramento, Cal.,
Mrs. Mamie Dox and Mrs. A. Kla- down from the old Indiat burying where
land 1 eceived today by his local |
attorneys states that his bank will I derson left last Tuesday for the t re- ground up or. Kanaka Jat.
time.
open for the transaction of busi­ I math Hot Springs. They will rot
Owen. Keegan, tile veteran janitor it
Mrs. Gus Newbury an I children and
ness promptly on time and that the I turn for several weeks.
the court house, has resigned his posi­ W. R. Coleman attended the funeral
failure of the Portland bank will I
Mrs. E. Hostetter was taken to the tion. Had lie remained at his p .st un­ of the late Mrs. Huldah Colver of Phoe­
have no effect whatever upon his I Ashland sanitarium last Monday mart. til the .'th of September he would have nix, Tuesday.
Ians.
ing. where it is sincerely hoped that serve! 18 years as "the keeper <■( the
Mrs. R. E. Cantrall and children of
ke.s."
her health wil be improved.
Klamath Falls came in last Monday and
F or S ale —3 milk cows, two part
Gust Lun i and Per Et mg, tw , Swedes, will visit for a month with Mis. R. B.
Mrs. Jas. Cochett visited in Medford ' Jersey, one Durham with seven-months-
In- have app'.ie 1 f-a citizenship papers. Dow and other relatives.
last Monday.
' old calf. Will trade one for hay.
They are natives <,i Hellingslan',
M's. C. L. Reames returned home
Mayor Britt was a Medford visitor quire of The Post, Jacksonville. been Swede, ai.<; . am-.- to Ameri- a in Ma... iast Tuesday after visiting for a couple
last Monday.
Mrs. Howard Norton, who has Mr. They have been employed at the Opp of weeks with her parents. Mr. and
for a couple of mon ths.
Postmaster Miller visited in Medford visiting her parents in this city,
Mrs. Wm. Colvig of Medford.
and Mrs. S. E. Dunnington, returned
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Lou s a H ickenyos of Medford
A party was given at the home of
. came up the firs of the week to visit Miss Cora Basye Thursday evening ii.
Mrs. Lewis Ulrich visited relatives in to her home at Ashland last
who Thue.-da
has
Miss Daisy Wetterer, several years, with Mrs. Geo ge Lewis and to sav hoi. r of Miss Agnes Isaac of Medford,
Medford last Wednesday.
Mrs. T. J. Kenney’ went to Cölestin residing in Portland for to visit for a good bye t; her numerous friends, as who is visiting with Miss Basye.
came down last Sunday mother, Mrs. she i.c '
to leave fm Southern Cali­
last Thursday on a brief visit.
Dr. J. M. Keene and H dbrook With
few
weeks
with
her
fornia
’
.vh
■
. siie will it: ike her future ington made a visit to Jacksonville last
Miss Agnes Broad visited for a day
Healy.
home
Saturday relative to the auction sale of
or two at Gold Hill this week.
Otto
Walters
of
Grants
Pass
visited
Chris Kerr, jy, who has been sojourn­ the Medford Tribune printing plant.
Frank L. Sanders, of Lincoln, Cal.,
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Ulrich and
was visiting in Jacksonville last Thurs­ his mother on Humbug creek las* ing at the Blue Ledge for several
Wednesday. He was on his way to weeks, has returned to lit obi occupa­ daughter Fleta. and Mrs. Ella Cook
day.
San Francisco where he expects to re­ tion. that of bookkeeper at his father's left last Saturday for Dead Indian on a
Miss Mary B. Underwood of Medford side in the future.
store. Chris' health is greatly im­ camping trip and co pick huckleberries.
visited friends in Jacksonville last Wed­
The
name
tells
the
story
-
every
­
proved an i that the trip did him a great
nesday.
The Opp Consolidated Mines Co., ha.
body knows it; everybody likes it : deal i. ‘ g ■ ■' is evidenced by his appear­
Miss Agnes Isaacs of Medford is visit­ everybody uses it-I. W HARPER
passed into the hands of a receiver,
ance.
ing at the home of Miss Cora Basye whisk ev.
John W. Opp having been appointed
Sold by E. H. HELMS.
John W. 0| p, the mining man. has yesterday. It is hoped matters maybe
this week.
Mrs. C. P. Briggs and children have returned from h's trio in the ea- . an i S] edilv settled.
Mrs. S. E. Dunnington went to Apple­
gone
to Butte Falls whers they will visited Ja ':»i;n' die last Thursday. It
gate the first of the week to visit with
Camp meetng services were’ held in
make their future home. Mr. Briggs is currently reported that he will -soon
Mrs. Venabie.
Ulrich
’s grove at which good sized
has purchased a drug and confectionery take charge of the Opp mine. Mr. Opp
At the next regular meeting of the
store at Butte Falls, and will go up made a great de d of money out of that crowds were present, both in the after-
city council it is expected that the new
later on.
property during the time he operated it no <n and evening. The meetings are
hart er will be adopted something
and there is no doubt but that he can directly in charge of Rev. Geodeof Med­
Charles
Meserve
was
up
from
Grants
that is very badly needed.
ford. assisted by several ministers of
Pass last Thursday on a brief business make it pay once more.
"southern Oregon. Rev. Welter. Con­
Active construction work on the new
visit. He states that at a meeting of
We are in receipt of a copy of the ference Evangelist of Newberg, will
s hool building is being pursued. The
commissioners of the Oregon Irrigation Jacksonville Post, published by San- be present next week as well as
brick and other material has arrived
Association and Industrial fair held at ders & Overholt at Jacksonville. Oregon. pastors from tne Grants Pass district
and the work wiil be rushed as rapidly
Central Point last Wednesday, the fol­ The ; j.':ii r mei -mber of this firm is our and other points. A feauture of the
as possible.
lowing officers were elected: L. B. oldtimer, Miles Overholt, whose first meetings is the excellent singing by
J. P. " ells returned to Ashland yes­ Hall of Grants Pass, president; Chas.
ex perieu e as a printer and newspaper Miss Gilbert of Eugene. The services
terday after having assisted Superin­ Meserve of Grants Pass, vice president:
man was received in this office The wall be continued for two weeks. Next
tendent Daily in conducting the teach­ C. T. Marshal of Grants Pass, secre­
paper is ar eight page four column week there will be fourservicesdaily
ers' examination. He wiil return to tary; H. L. Gilkey, treasurer. Charles
publicati« ■ .. neatly printed and brimful at •> o’clock, a. m., 10 a m.. 2:30 p. m.
Jacksonville about the 13th of Septem­ Meserve was also appointed superinten­
of news, Jacksonville should be proud and 7:30 p. m.
ber.
dent of the convention.
of it. Craig. (Colo, i Courier.
Geo. F. Troutw ine and son of Clovers-
Dr. R. T. Burnett, the affable ami
James G. Co hett was tendered a
Advertised Letters.
ville, N. Y., came to Jacksonville last popular county recorder, his brother,
sumptuous birthday surprise dinner to
Following is a list of letters remain
Horace
Burnett,
city
Editor
of
the
Thursday, with the intention, it is said,
Eugene Daily Guard, and C'
. Irvine, which a few close friends attended last ing uncalled for at the Jacksonville
of purchasing the Oregon Bell mine, cashier of the Independence National Tuesday evening. The guests, C. L.
post Office on August 23. 19<I7.
south of this place a short distance. bank, returned Thursday from a three
Reames, Charles Nunan, John Miller
Barneburg, Alric
More particulars later.
weeks’ hunting and fishing trip in and J' hr. Orth, presented Mr. Cochett
Mexter. W. D.
Klamath
county,
taking
in
the
sights
The Jacksonville ball players who
with a huge cake containing 2' fire
Scott.
Fred
helped ,o make up the team which was of Crater lake and other interesting crackers, or - for every year of his age,
scenery.
Messrs.
Irvine
and
Horace
A
charge
of one cent will be made
defeated by Sisson last Saturday and
and as hosts'
Mr. life
Realties
told a the
story of upon delivery of each of the above
Sunday returned Monday morning vow­ Burnett left yesterday afternoon for their
by years,
firecracker
ing vengance, so it is expected that a their homes and business, while "Doc” was exploded at the expirati n of each letters.
Persons calling for any of the above
series of games will be played here be­ is busy at his desk once more, though 12-months' history. It was a very en­
tween the Sisson team and the locals he found everything in excellent con­ joyable affair ard a complete surprise letters will please say "advertised.”
dition made so by his efficient clerks, tv Mr. Cochett.
J ohn F. M iller , P. M.
..ometime soon.
Mrs. R. B. Dow and Miss Mary Peter.
LOCAL NOTES ] cisco is visiting her mother in this city. house yard.
at court