Jacksonville post., November 02, 1907, Image 3

The best grape land on earth for sale
Mrs. Ella Cook visited this week in
List your property with the Han't of
by Bank of Jacksonville.
Jacksonville.
Medford.
Correct clothes for gentlemen at the
Mrs. R. B. Dow visited relatives in
Robert Moore of Gold Hill was in
Rev. Robert Ennis held services at the Applegate country the first of the this city last Wednesday.
Toggery Medford.
Phoenix last Sunday.
week.
Attorney H. K. Hanna visited in
George Lewis and wife were Med­
Several cases of measles have been
Medford last Wednesday.
Henry Orth came up from Dunsmuir, ford visitors last Wednesday.
reported in town this week.
Cal., last Wednesday on a business
Send your orders for sheet music to
Dr. Kelsey of Gold Hill visited in
Singler’s Music Store, Medford.
B orn —In North Bend, Oct. 25th, to visit.
this city the first of the week.
Miss Bertha Prim came up from Rock
the wife of Dr. R. G. Gale, a son.
Arthur Kleinhammer this week dis­
Mrs. S. R. Taylor has returned from
posed of his ranch to Ralph Jennings
Mrs. G. S. Epperson is visiting her Point last Saturday on a day’s visit her visit to the Willamette valley.
daughter. Miss Lillian Henry, at Gold | with her parents.
$31,000 will bay a stock ranch of 2000 for $7000.
Mrs. Josie Houston went to Beagle acres. See the B ank of J acksonville .
Ray.
David Linn is having his residence
repainted
this week by E. Hostetter,
Omar Conger left Saturday evening the first of the week on a visit with
Judge Neil returned from a hunting
for Portland where he will remain this relatives.
trip in the Butte creek country Monday. the artist.
Justice of the Peace-Cashier-Express-
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Pursel of Bun-
E. P. Bjwer, the miner, was down
Mrs. Al. Steele and children have Agent H. G. Dox was a vis itor at Med­ from Ellktt c.'eek this week on a brief com were visitors in this city the first
of the week.
returned from Leland where they went ford last Wednesday.
business visit.
Antone Rose is suffering from an
on a brief visit.
Peter Deisch, the promising young
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tungate have
Mrs. Gertrude Norton of Ashland is attack of malarial fever, it is reported. returned from a visit with relatives attorney, spent a few hours in Med
ford last Wednesday.
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. He is getting along as well as can be at Grants Pass.
expected.
Dunnington in this city.
Andrew Cantrall has sold his stock
Mrs. Clara Birdseye of Foots creek
•anch to Arthur Kleinhammer for a
The teachers of the Jacksovville,
•onsideration of $13,000.
Ashland and Grants Pass public schools visited this week with her grand-daugh­
ter, Mis. C. L. Reames.
spent Saturday at Table Rock.
R. B. Dow and Miles Cantrail went
William Broad came down from the
>n a hunting expedition to Beaver
Blain Klum, the brilliant cartoonist
•reek the first of the week.
and advertising man of Medford, vis­ Blue Ledge mine the first of the week
ited in Jacksonville the first of the to do some assessment work on his
Have you any property to rent. We
claims on Jackson creek.
lave calls for both town and farm prop­
week.
ci.•<.
B ank OF J acksonville .
Miss Daisy Hutfer returned to Glen
Miss Clara Elmer came up from
Magnus Hall and wife have returned
Phoenix Friday evening and spent Sat­ dale last Saturday evening to resum<
rom Shake, Ore., where Mr. Hall has
urday and Sunday visiting her mother, her profession as trained nurse.
>een employed for sometime past.
Wm. Jennings, the popular manager
Mrs. A. Elmer.
We have buyers for town property if
Mrs. Lucinda Anderson and children of the Sterling mines, was transacting
you want to sell. List your property
returned to Berkely, Cal , the first of business in Jacksonville last Wednes­
with us.
B ank of J acksonville .
the week after having spent several day.
Alee Norris, who has been hauling
Have your roof painted before the
weeks’ visit w.th relatives and frier.ds
lumber to Grants Pass from the saw­
rainy weather sets in. Hostetter will
in this city.
stop the leaks. Better see him at once.
President George L. Davis of the mills, has returned to his horns inJack,
At the special school election held
Bank of Jacksonville, left Monday sonvnle.
Adolph Schulz and Dave Thompson
yesterday T. J. Kenney was elected to
evening for Portland on a timber land
take the place of Dr. J.W.Robinsjn,re­
deal. He expects to be gone about left Thursday morning for the Siskiyou i
on a bear hunting expedticn. They in­
signed.
ten days.
Yesterday was a Catholic holiday in
Charles Dunford, Jr., who has been :o tend killing 13 bears.
honor of All Saint’s Day. Today is
Mrs. T. J. Kenney and daughter,
seriously ill with typhoid fever, is re­
All Soi l’s Day, but is not a holiday for
ported to be slowly imploving, He is Miss Mervena, went to Grants Pass the
tnat church.
not as weak as was expected and his first of the week where Miss Mervena
' consulted an eye specialist.
fever is gradually diminishing.
Mrs. Reta Dagger, well kiown in
Jacksonville, was married recently in
Miss Frankie Tozier, who has been
Miss Lelah Prim, Miss Josephine
Gran.s Pass to Will Dana, a saloon
Donegan, Miss Lola Farlow, J. Percy visiting at the home of Mrs. Geo. E.
propr etor of that place.
Wells and Earl Moore were the teach­ N euber, returned to her home at Ash­
ers from Jacksonville who attended the land the first of the week.
We a. ill pay your car fare to Medford
picnic party at Table Rock last Sun-
and return for every $10 or more spent
Sheriff Jackson left Thursday even-
day.
at The Toggery- Medford’s Fashion
■ ing for Salem with the burglar, Wade
Store for men.
Wm. Puhi has disposed of his McDonald, who received a sentence of
M df j ' d - a her shop to Messrs, Mui - 15 months in the penitentiary.
The following letters remain uncalled
phy & Kennedy, and has returned
for at the Jacksonville postoftice; Turn
W. R. Stansell is contemplating go
to Jacksonville where he will manage ing into the real estate business in
Ball; I. N. Lewis; C. P. Marshall; Mr:.
the grocery store in which he is in­ Jacksonville. He will soon open an of­
Ora McKlnnis; Jacksonville Nirsery;
terested.
■J. E. Oleson; T. W. Tendick.
fice, we are informed, and offer induce­
J. D. Clark and family of Helena. ments to homeseekers.
Next Friday bids will be received for
Mont., arr'ved at Jacksonville last
the purchasing of the Jacksonville
The much-despised an 1 derided elec­
Monday. They are looking for a suit­ tric arch is now in the di n and joyful
school warrants. From present indica­
able location for a fruit farm as well past. Chris Ulrich tore it down and
tions it looks as though the warrants
as other lines of business and the chan­ hauled it away last Thursday, and the
will be taken up by local people.
ces are very favorable for them to Hallowe’en marauders purchased their
Always keep a bottle of 1. W. Har­
make Jacksonville their future home.
supply of rope in vain.
per whiskey in sight. Good to look at
C. H. Ketching of Butte, Montana,
and good to taste; and what’s more a
D. H. Barneburg drove 200 head of
visited in Jacksonville this week. Mr. cattle to the Ish pasture last Saturday
benefit to your health. Sold by
E. H. H elms .
Ketching was postmaster at Canyon­ where they will be fed for shipment.
ville during the old stage days between The cattle were sold to Mr. Hunt of
A man by the name of Taylor was
Roseburg and Redding. He says he Ashland and the approximate price re-
found dead in h's bed at Jacksonville
met ex President Hayes and party when ce'ved for them was $9000.
Thursday moining. He had been ill for
they made their memorable trip through
a long time and came here only recent
The ball and supper last Wednesday
Jacksonville. Mr. Ketching may locate n'ght was a decided success. A large
ly with his family for the benefit of his
in Jacksonville.
health. The remains were shipped to
crowd from Medford and Central Po nt P'oo-........ -
G. F. Kreis and wife of near Pom­ was present and all are loud in their Will Kahler and wife, of Medford; Woodville for burial.
eroy, Wash., have moved into the Ry­ pra se of the Catholic Ladies’ Aid So­ Tom Kahler, of Medford; Martin Mc­
Adolph Schulz is preparing to go into
an residence on Jackson St , and will
Donough and wife, of Medford: George the implement business in Jackson­
remain here this winter. Mr. Kreis ciety. $91.89 was e'eared, which will
and John McDonough, of Washington, ville. He will probably erect a build­
was one of Jacksonville’s prom'nent go toward repairing the church.
and Gus Samuels and wife, of Medford. ing on one of the principal streets im­
citizens in the early mining days, he
A jar of English walnuts was brought
The Post fruit display was greatly mediately. He has already ordered a
conducting a wagon and wood worker’s into this office this week by Attorney
shop here. He with Henry Hoover H. K. Hanna which were raised in improved this week with a box of sev­ consignment of wagons, buggies, plows,
u«ed to give nightly concerts at the old Jacksonville. There are none in the eral varieties of grapes from Rev. Rob­ etc., etc., and will have everything
concert hall. Both gentlemen were market any better and as these were ert Ennis’ vineyard. Rev. Ennis was running full blast by the time spring
classed as fine singers and they never raised without irrigation it would seem asked by the writer to bring him a work opens. An implement store is
failed to draw a crowd. Mr. Kreis is that the nut industry would be a profi­ bunch of grapes, and, instead he brought something that has long been sadly
now the owner of a 500-acre wheat table one for this section. The trees a whole box. That is the kind of a needed here in Jacksonville, as none of
farm in Washington and is on Easy grew from nuts planted in the Hanna man we like. When asked for bread the merchants carry any kind of im­
street. He is troubled with rheuma­ yard and are only three years of age. he does not hand out a stone, but a plements in stock. One day this week
tism and came to Jacksonville, where Mrs. Hanna has several nut trees whole loaf of bread. Mr. Ennis cer­ a man wanted to buy a single tree and
he always enjoyed good health, to see growing at her home. A few land tainly has a fine vineyard, for never had to go to Medford to get it. Lots
if his ailments would allow him to en­ owners around Jacksonville are intend- before was there any larger or hand­ of trade is lost to this town because a
joy life. He left here to go to Wash­ ¡ng planting English walnut trees here somer grapes produced. He intends great many lines are not carried by the
local merchants.
enlarging his vineyard several acres.
ington in 1867.
this fall.
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