Jacksonville post., December 21, 1907, Image 3

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Miss Leona Ulrich visited in Medford
last Saturday.
Fruit farms of any size for sale by
Bank of Jacksonville.
Mrs. T. M. Tungate has returned
from a visit to Grants Pass.
John Harr and daughters passed
through Jacksonville Monday.
Mrs. Wm. Flagely of Medford visited
S. J. Bossum and family this week.
Mrs. M. Peter visited Mrs. Marion
White of Medford last Saturday and
Sunday.
J. Tucker of Trail creek transacted
business at the court house the first of
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Lindley of Med­
ford visited at the home of T. C. Nor­
ris last Sunday.
No adulterations at the Boss. When
•<
Per
Cent
List your property with the Bank of
Jacksonville.
Dr. Hargrave of Medford was in this
city Thursday.
Correct clothes for gentlemen at the
Toggery Medford.
Mrs . G. II. Gillett of Central Point
visited in Jacksonville Wednesday.
John Louden and wife of Buncom
were Jacksonville visitors this week.
Miss Edna Sutherland of Weed, Cal.,
visited at the Epperson home this week.
C. E. Wolfolk. of Grants Pass was a
visitor in this city the first of the week.
Adolph Schulz attended to some busi­
ness matters in Medford last Tuesday.
Attorney G. W. Trefren of Ashland
was a business visitor in this city last
Monday.
Chief of Police C. A. Simonds of
Remember*, the Firemen’s ball will
■
Ashland attended court in this city last be held on the night of Dec. 31. Dance
the
old
year
out
and
the
new
year
in.
W ednesday.
.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McPherson of | Mrs. C. L. Reames has gone to
Dr. R. T. Burnett went to Ashland
C. W. Conklin was up from Medford
Griftin creek visited Mr. and Mrs. G. North Bend where she will visit at the
home of her sister, Mrs. It. G. Gale.
last Tuesday on a business visit.
on a brief visit last Thursday.
H. Epperson Monday.
Mrs. Irene Eaton has gone to the
Miss Osa Saltmarsh has gone to
$31,000 will buy a stock ranch of 2000
Capt. J. E. Thornton of Ashland at­
acres. See the B ank of J acksonville .
tended some legal business matters in Braden mine where she will visit until I Squaw Lake to visit with friends.
after the New Year with her daughter,
Try our Laxative Cold Tablets for
this city last Wednesday.
Timber lands for sale.
Mrs. Jos. Pope.
B ank of J acksonville .
that cold. Our own special formula.
Mrs. C. H. Veghte has returned to
C ity D rug S tore .
Don’t forget that the Firemen will
her home in Ashland after having spent ’ R. H. Robinson and family have gone
If you want PURE candies, no glucose,
the greater part of the fall in this city. I to Junction City to visit for several give a grand ball on New Year’s Eve.
days with Mr. Robinson’s mother, Mrs.
Dr. Bowersox of Ashland was a busi­ no poisonous matter, just candy, then
Chester Kubli has returned from [ S. A. Robinson.
ness visitor in Jacksonville the first of try the Boss.
Squaw Lake where he has been round- I
Try our Laxative Cold Tablets for
ing up cattle. While in that region | F. L. Evans, local representative for the week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Barnum expect that cold. Our own special formula.
Chester succeeded in bagging three - the Equitable Saving & Loan Associa­
tion, went to Grants Pass last Monday to leave next week for a few weeks’
C ity D rug S tore .
bears, an old one and two cubs.
on a business visit.
visit at Portland.
Have you any property to rent. We
Chester Knighten received a painful
Misss Gay Webb closed a successful
County Coroner A. E. Kellogg of have calls for both town and farm prop­
wound in the hand by the accidental
erties.
B ank of J acksonville .
discharge of a 22-rifle last Sunday. The term of school on Thompson creek this Gold Hill, transacted business at the
We will pay your ear fare to Medford
week.
She
was
a
visitor
in
this
city
on
court
house
last
Monday.
bullet passed through one of the ling­
and return for every $10 or more spent
ers, but it is thought that amputation her way to her home in Medford.
Benton Bowers, the capitalist, was at The Toggery —Medford’s Fashion
Word was received here this week of 1 down from Ashland last Monday on Store for men.
will not be necessary.
School was dismissed last evening
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Rodgers were in the death of Charles Warner, who last business at the court house.
Attorney C. D. Briggs and Court for two weeks, if the new school build­
town Thursday on the way to their | year was an employee at the Opp mine.
home at Sterling from Grants Pass, A mother, father and two sisters sur­ Reporter F. M. Atkinson came down ing will be completed within that time,
from Ashland last Monday to attend three, if it is not.
where Mrs. Rodgers has been in the vive him.
George W. Nelson and family left circuit court.
hospital for several weeks, but has re­
Miss Emma Wulf, who has been vis­
last Wednesday for Summers, Arkan­
covered sufficient to return home.
F ound A gentleman’s gold watch iting friends at Red Bluff, Calif., for a
D. B. Grant has returned from Ash­ sas, where Mr. Nelson will try his hand chain. Owner can have same by call­ few weeks, returned to her home in
at this office, proving property and this city last Monday.
land. He states that at the municipal at farming. Mr. Nelson has sold his ing
paying for this advertisement.
election held in that city on the 17th, residence property in this city to P. J.
Dr. Robinson wishes to announce
Editor Putnam of the Medford Trib­
the prohibitionists won out by 81 votes. Ryan.
that he will be in his office at the City
une
appeared
before
the
grand
jury
Mr. and Mrs. Chris J. Kenney re­
Mr. Grant was defeated by M. F. Eg­
Drug Store in the future where those
gleston for the office of city recorder turned last Saturday evening from De­ last Monday as a witness in the case of desiring his professional services may
the
State
of
Oregon
vs.
W.
S.
Barnum.
troit, Mich., after having spent their
by a large majority.
Will Ireland, the Grants Pass real es­ find him.
D. J. W. Robinson returned last honeymoon visiting friends and rela­
It is intended for those who appreci­
tate
man, was at Jacksonville the first
tives
in
the
East.
They
will
soon
oc
­
Thursday from several weeks’ visit at
ate quality, for those gentlemen who
of
the
week
making
arrangements
to
cupy
their
residence
on
California
Portland. Mrs. Robinson and daughter
have some assessment work done on enjoy a thoroughly matured, rich Old
will remain at the metropolis for a street.
Kentuckey liquer - I. W. Harper whis­
District Attorney A. E. Reames, re­ hi claims in this district:
month or more, while Miss Dorland
key. Sold by
Frank
Hull,
the
Medford
photogra
­
pursues her studies under one of Port­ turned last Tuesday evening from Port­
E. H. H elms .
land wh re he has been assisting in un­ pher and post card vendor, came up
land's best artists.
C. N. Martin and L. B. Moore of
Al. Steele returned from Goldfield, raveling the meshes in which th‘e Ore­ last Monday to photograph Buccioni, Roseburg were in this city the first of
the
Greek,
who
assaulted
a
fellow
la
­
gon
Trust
and
Savings
Co.,
have'
be
­
Nev., the fust of the week. He states
the week. They were summoned to
that conditions are «deplorable in that come entangled. He will probably re­ borer at Steinman last fall. His vic­ appear before the grand jury in the
tim
is
dying
in
a
Portland
hospital,
it
turn
to
Portland
again
shortly.
state owing to the trouble existing be­
case of the State of Oregon vs. S. I*.
stated.
Wm. Bybee’s ranch property was
tween the Western Federation of Min­
Ry. Co.
The decision in the case of DeRoboam
ers and the mine owners. He will re­ sold at Sheriff’s sale last Monday to
Mrs. J. W. McDaniel of Williams
vs.
Augistine
Schmidling
has
been
hand-1
satisfy a mortgage held by Benton
main here this Winter.
creek died at the Grants Pass hospital
ed
down
by
the
supreme
court
in
favor
Bowers,
the
Ashland
capitalist.
This
S. D. France and wife of Weiser,
last Sunday at the age of 80 years. The
Idaho, were visitors in Jacksonville leaves Mr. Bybee with nothing left of of Schmidling. The controversy was
remains were shipped to Jacksonville
over
the
ownership
of
the
U.
S.
Hotel
his
former
large
holdings,
excepting
his
last Monday. They are looking for a
last Thursday and were laid to rest in
in
this
city.
Mr.
Schmidling
states
Antelope
ranch.
Mr.
Bowers
bid
the
location and say that if they find the
the Jacksonville cemetery. Mrs. J.
that he will dispose of the property.
country to their liking, a great many property in.
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Gus Newbury, the entertaining and McDonough and Miss Margaret Doran
Old Hickory Camp, No. 9917 Wood­
homeseekers from idaho will locate
men of the World of Jacksonville is be­ brilliant attorney, this week received a of Anaconda, Mont., nieces of the de-
here. Mr. France likes the country ing
consolidated with Medford Camp consignment of pear and apple trees 1 ceased, were in attendance at the fu­
around Jacksonville much better than
No. 0013, Medford. There are 26 mem­ which he is planting on his ranch east neral. Messrs. M. T. Galvin, Martin
the valley lands.
bers in the local camp, but for some
Angel and Oscar Knox accompanied the
Larkin Reynolds received a message reason they have been unsuccessful in of this city. He is setting out 10 acres rsmains from Grants Pass.
on Tuesday of this week stating that making a s’rong organization, so that of pear trees and 10 of apple trees.
Jim Rogers, blacksmith and all-
his father had died Sunday, Dec. 15, at a consolidation w ith the larger camp at He has also sent 500 apple trees to his
Applegate ranch.
'round man at the Sterling mine, who
Culdesac, Idaho, at the home of his Medford was necessary.
daughter. Mr. Reynolds was about 75
C. A. Norton now has his wood saw was in town last Wednesday stated that
Eleven thousand dollars worth of in operation and is prepared to do cus­ he shot a grain thief the other night,
years of age, and had been in feeble Jacksonville
school district warrants
health for some time, having received a have been sold at a premium of
per tom work in any quantity. He has a but was unable to identify him in the
stroke of paralysis a few years ago cent. $7000 worth sold to local people, fine outfit, and the fact that his home darkness. All that remained was a
from which he never fully recovered. while $4000 worth were purchaser! by is here, not to mention that he is a spec >f blood and a yell. Thieves have
He was a resident of Jackson county, outside investors. That the invest­ cripple, having lost both feet, entitles been quite busy lately carrying off
having spent the greater part of his ment is a good one there is no doubt, him to all the local patronage. Read grain from the barn at the mine, and
life in the Meadows precinct where he as there is $640,000 worth of taxable his prices in his advertisement in this Mr. Rogers “laid” for them one night
with the above-mentioned result.
property behind the warrants.
owned a large tract of land.
issue.
On all Jewelry.
Entire Stock goes at
this Reduction until
after the Holidays ...
J. W. Hickel