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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1912)
LOCAL NEWS Jim Howard of Medford was in Jack sonville Monday. See the fishing outfit at Chapman’«. • Leslie Stansell made a visit tc Med-1 Mike Womack was in Medford Tues ford Wednesday. day. Maud Buck of Little Applegate was 1 John A*. Norling was in Medford in town Thursday. Morxl|jy, Mrs. Geo. E. Neuber was a Medford I Notice to Water Users! Read Ordinance No. 179 for full rules governing the use of city water BUSINESS CARDS. Send For This Seed Annual-Free GU NEWRUIY Attorney-at-Law LXy'«feeds are f<4ed foe runty and Wejrue*Lo*. No seeds are pa< xed braawalrrstfecretwr« cuafc»i««»b*»w the very r «t «andaid. Ous I ally •quipped Uberaiundet the Crrtfùofj cé a sajjtH acd expert seed tesisi mkkv «« ail jure* uerk. U hen buying L<fiy’«leedB.yeM buy iacxe«ci crjfc. Scad for ca.alcg. Will Practise in All Courts ïh’the State John Cantrall of Applegate was in visitor Wednesday. town Friday. Chas. Prim tarried a few hours in MEDFORD, Rev. Paul S. Bandy was a Medford NOT THE MAN WANTED OREGON. George Pearce was a Jacksonville Medford Wednesday. visitor Monday. visitor Friday. TbeC^. H.Uly G;. ,S:tJe Jess Wilson made a business trip to Fred Coppie of Applegate was in Grand jury will convene at the court Medford Wednesday. Jacksonville Thursday. Harry Smith Tells Straight house Monday. Charles Nickell of Fairview was in Warden Ennis left Thursday for an “Uncle Billy” Cameron was in Jack- Jacksonville Tuesday. Story—Will Likely be Dentist outing in the Siskivous. ■onvill TueSdav. I Oscar Lewis and wife were Medford Fred Rapp of Talent was a Jackson Office in Ryan Building, California St. Ed- Boatwick tarried a few minutes in Released visitors Sunday evening. ville visitor Wednesday. Medford Monday. Upstairs E. E. Kelly, the Medford attorney, Herbert Getcheli was a Medford E. S. Wilson bas been appointed to visited Jacxsonville Tuesday. Two Eugene officials arrived in Jack visitor this week. serve as grand jury bailiff. JACKSONVILLE OREGON sonville Friday to examine Harry Jas. M. Cronemiller made a business Hollis Parks of Buncom was a Jack, istered. Sketch, Me*lel or rhoto. for Deputy Sheriff R. B. Dow was a Smith, a negro and ex-soklier in the FltttlttPORTi v I'.»!« :.LpfiuA- sonville visitor Friday. trip to Medford Wednesday. lc< exclusively. BANK ¿EFtftENCES. Medford visitor Wednesday. «□î-.Fyt® regular army known as •‘Cavalry Jack” Sen«! 3 cents in Ma tups fur invaluable book ¿tJiylpJL______ on 8OW TO OBTAIN SELL PATENTS, Chas. Buck of Uniontown was in Merton Coffman, of the Braden mine Ed. Gutchie of Medford spent Thurs who was arrested by the Meiford Which ones will pay. Il^vr to gvt a partner, Àathenbc aa<x valuaWt ioí^nr.aboa patent law and ot-.r-r valaauie infonuaticn. Jacksonville Thursday. was in Jacksonville this week. day evening in Jacksonville. police Wedneseay under the theory j about breedluf. taira*, á fce¿ :nt Eouaia« poultry ia C. Ossenbrugger of Applegate was Mrs. G. H. Lynch ot Trail had busi-' Grant Mathews of Foots creek was a that he knew something about the 3 cotia »ed ia tH I tîts I eéin cf " L. ’s ?oukry Bc?k—ji*Ä pnntad. in Jacksonville Tuesday. J Jacksonville visitor Friday. murder of 12-year old Mildred Green, ness at the court house Monday. PATENT LAWYERS, 303 Seventh St., Washington. 0. C daughter of Rev. H. A. Green, a bap Willis Hawk of Jacksonville was a Sheriff W. A. Jones made a business William Jennings of Applegate was tist minister of Eugene. The child Medford visitor Tuesday. trip to Central Point Monday. a Jacksonville visitor Wednesday. " was brutali» murdered in her room William McDaniel of Ruch was few Miss Fay Sears is spending a Mrs. J. M. Dews of Palmer Creek Monday night and the murderer is Jacksonville viator Friday. I days with Mrs. Lewis Uirich. was a Jacksovnillejvisitor Monday. thought to be a negro. Smith, who ia Dr. C. R. Ray of Medford was a A. E. J. Percival made a flying trip incarcerated in the county jail here, Miss Freda Woolridge of Provolt court house visitor Tuesday. was a Jacksonville visitor this week. 1 to Medford Thursday morning. was able to tell a straight story and Wilbur Cameron of Uniontown was Mrs. -W. H. Venable of Ruch was a will doubtless be released from custody Miss May Corum of Medford was a county seat visitor Tuesday. as the Eugene officers are of the opin visiting Miss Fay Launspach Wednes Jacksonville visitor Thursday. John W. Opp returned Friday morn day. Wait Kennedy of Medford was m ion that he is not the m»n wanted. ing from a business trip to Seattle. Smith was arrested on a technical Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ulrich drove their Jacksonville on business Thursday. W. I. Vawter of Medford transacted ch-rge of carrying concealed w -apui s. John and George Margreiterof Poor-, machine to Medford Tuesday after i business at the cour; house Monday. mans creek were in this city Friday. noon. George Preddy and H. C. Kentner Harry Lewis left Wednesday for Colonel Frank TouVelle of Medford STRUCK BY MOTORCYCLE was a Jacksonville visitor Wednesday, j Cinnabar for a month or six week’s of MedL-rd were in Jacksonville Tues day. ' outing. Attorney W. E Phipps of Medford : drove his machine to Jacksonville Fri-! Fred Owens and Jim Beery left i Miss Norah Roseerans is visiting her R.v. Paul S Band y and Wife J Wednesday on a hunting trip to Whis niece, Mrs. Earnest Walford, of this day. I key Peak. city. Have Narrow Escape Lewis Ulrich enjoyed a short hunting Miss Kate Buckley and brotner, Mr. A. H. Maegly of Portland is trip in the Applegate country this i visiting his sister-in-law, Miss Stella James, of Raeii were in Jacksonville week. Rev. Paul S. Bandy and wife nar Monday.- Levy, for a few days. rowly escaped serious injury while Deb McKee and Frank Stevenson of I Attorney Fred W. Mears was trans driving in Medford Saturday night Palmer creek were in Jacksonville1 Mr. and Mrs. Bert Armpriest visited Mrs. Armpriest’s father, C. E. Abbott acting business at the court hooae when a motorcycle joy rider crashed Monday. Thursday. at Ashland this week. into their carriage, badly wrecking the Wm. Johnson left Monday for Eu-1 County School Superintendent J. vehicle, ani mounting again, disap gene, where he will spend a week on 1 Pierce Hussey the popular Medford merchant was showing a party of Percy Weds and wife are taking an peared in the darkness without waiting business. OU may be spending much more than is to ascertain what damage had been1 friends the county seat rights Wednes outing at Butte Falls. necessary for power to do your plowing, Miss Vivian Bunch returned Satur-J day. Jo. Brown, a prominent real estate caused. seeding, harrowing, cultivating, harvest day from a visit to relatives at Red Fortunately Mr. Bandy’s horse, ing, threshing, silage cutting, hauling, etc., Erick Erickson and family, formerly dealer of Medford was looking after ding, Cal. which is not of an excitable disposition etc. An I H C kerosene-gasoline tractor re connected with the Opp mine boarding i buisness in Jacksonville Thursday. Maude Newbury. Aileen Kingsbury • did not bolt, but calmly stopped and I duces the cost of plowing from about $1.25 an house, removed to Grants Pass, Wed S. E. Dunnington and wife, Clinton and Frances Kenney visited in Med . Mr. and Mrs. acre with horses, to les? than half that amount. nesday. Dunnington and Elbert Coleman left ford Friday. Bandy were badly shaken up hut sus A like proportion of saving can be made by Leslie Stansell, assistant cashier of Monday for a two weeks trip on Little tained no serious bodily injury. Gene Thompson and family who have - using an 1 HC tractor for the other operations. Applegate. the Bank of Jacksonville, and family The Medford police force are looking been camping at Seattle Bar returned I returned Monday from an outing on Mrs. W. R. Tucker and sen Thomda. home Mon ay. for the spee ling motorcyclist and if | An I H C Kerosene-Gasoline Tractor ! Big Applegate. left for Eugene Wednesday morning caught he will be made an axample of, i Mrs. Wm. Campbell of Ashland was where they expect to make then as acting Police Chiet Cineaide has Mr. and Mrs. Will Barnum, Bob can be used for so many different kinds of the guest of Mrs. G. E. Neuber a few i ... • — ’ determined that violations of thespvol I Dow and W. R. Coleman motored to -l future home. work that you will find almost constant use for days this week. 1 Rogue River Thursday in pursuit of WANTED AGENT-Write Health and ordinance must cease. it on your farm. It furnishes the cheapest Ed. Weston, the Medford photogra the festive steelhead. Accident Insurance. Oregon Surety and handiest form of power for belt and draw pher, and wife motored to Jacksonville and Casualty C., 322 Board of Trade. | Wm. Jennings. Gene Thompson and bar work. Wednesday evening. Portland, Oregon. W. E. Finney left for Marshfield Weil An I H C tractor is simple and therefore easy ’ II K. HANNA Mrs. Benj. M. Collins and daughter i r.esday evening to look up business George Demmer, accompanied b> ■ to manage. It carries its own supply of fuel. Grace are visiting relatives near prospects in that section. It is clean and safe, making neither smoke, soot, 1 Rowell Hines, drove his car to Weed, . Eagle Point this week. lawyer nor sparks. There is no limit to its working Mrs. Ada R. Ray of Fort Jones. Cal. Calif.. Sunday, making the trip in the Ernest McKee cf Medford passed who has been visiting at the home of record time ot 5 hours. hours. All bearings are protected from flying dirt, sand and grit. There are no rapidly mov through town today on a motor cycle I her sister, Mrs. Ray Bunch, returned District Attorney B. F. Mulkey was Office in Bank of Jacksonville building en route to Cresent City. ing parts to be quickly worn out. I H C Thursday making in Jacksonville to California Sunday morning. tractors are built in 12, 15, 20, 25, and 45- W. I. McIntyre, one of our promi-' FOR SALE—One No 2 Rotary Pump, preparations for the convening of the OREGON JACKSONVILLE. horse power sizes. I H C engines for general ment fruitgrowers, made a business gfutMl jury Monday morning. pumping jack and equipments com purposes on the farm or in mill, shop, and fac trip to Medford Tuesday. Benj. M. Collins and Leslie Stansell I plete.' For sale cheap. Inquire at tory are made in sizes from 1 to 50-horse power. J. Nunan and family, who have been cashier and assistant cashier of the ! Change in Southern Pacific Time this office or Reception Saloon. The complete I H C engine line includes the enjoying an outing at Colestin. return i bank of Jac tsonviiie made a business! tractors and also horizontal and vertical en Jack Butler left Tuesday for Butte Table. ed home Monday evening. trip to Medtord Monday evening. gines: air and water-cooled: stationary, port Falls, where ha has accepted a posi Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Shaw. Mr. and tion with the company that is install Miss Laars Couch, principal of the able and mounted on skids; built to operate Effective January 1st. 1910. Mrs. Roy Ulrich and Chas. Dunford ing the new water works in that city. Applegate school returned Wedn sday on gas, gasoline, kerosene, naphtha, distillate, NORTH BOUND TRAINS. Jr., motored to Colestin Sunday. from a six weens visit with relatives and alcohol. The I H C local dealer will give E. P. Bowers, an old prospector 20 Portland Passenger.......... S:O4 A. M. you catalogues and full information, or, write John Schump arrived in Jacksonville well known in this vicinity is reported at Uorvams, Eugene and Portland Sunday from Dorris, where he has seriously ill at the old brewery build The American Bunding Co. of Ba ti 24 Grants Pass Motor........... 10:21 A.M. been working for the past month. International Harvester Company of America ing, where he has been making his more will go on your bond and write 32 Grants Pass Motor............ 4:48 P. M. burglary insurance. (Incorporated) 16 Oregon Express................. 5:24 P. M. Miss Flo Thompson and Mrs. Minnie home. D. W. B agshaw . Agent Portland Ore. 2-16 Oregou Express............... 5:34 P. M. Kelly left Tuesday evening for a few FOR SALE—155 acres of land cheap, I H C S.rvk« B Miss Colvin, of Pittsfield, Hi., who 12 Shasta Limited i Mail only 12:35 A. M days visit at Portland and northern 6 miles from Jacksonville, on stage The purpose of this Bureau is to furnish, free points. road. 1 mile from Ruch. For in is expected to arrive in Jacksonville 1 SOUTH BOUND TRAINS. of charge to all. the be-: information obtainable on better far rung If y u have any worthy ques Sunday, will teach the primary grades formation call at the Lyden House, Mr. Moreland, representing the Al- tions concerning soils, crops, land d*iiua<e. irri- at the Appiegate school the ensuing 23 Ashland Motor.................. 8:45 A.M. Jacksonville. fertilizers, etc make your)n<)utrie*rpocHtc don Can y Co., of Portland was calling and send them to I H C Service Bureau. Harve 15 California Express ........ 10:35 A.M. Building. Chicago, USA “Billy” Murrary. well known in term. od his customers in Jacksonville Wed Hours to irrigate iaw’ns and gardens 31 Ashland Motor..................2:24 P.M. most homes blessed or cursed with a nesday. are from 6 a. m. to 8 a. m. and from 13 San Francisco Express...3:12 P.M. phonograph, as one of the famous Ada Clyde Shaw and E. W. Wall have Jones-Billy Murray duettists, was in 6 p. m. to 8 p. m. each day. Read *d Shasta Limited (Mail only >5:47 A.M. completed their contract of driving a Jacksonville Thursday evening. Ordinance No. 179, in this paper 250-foot tunnel on the Golden King C. M. Ruch, Elmo and Lester Throck day. By order of City Council. ■**<•*/% property, near this city. Miss Marion Neil of Portland, a morton, John Perno'l, Ben Clute, The members of the Presbyterian Herman Offenbacher and Vance Bost grand daughter of Judge J. R. Ned, ■nd M. E. Sunday schools will meet in wick, all of the Applegate participated arrived in Jacksonvdle l'nirsday even • joint picnic, to be held at Neide- in the excursion to Weed last Sunday. ing and will spend two or three weeks meiers grove, Wednesday, Aug. 28. It is reported that Charles Nickell visiting relatives and friends in this Ray Buuch is renovating the build has traded his farm near Sterling for section. John Dequer of Portland, district or ing formerly occupied by Frank Robi Oakland, Cal., property. Mr. Nickell son aad will move his barber shop to has taken apartments at Medford, ganizer of the socialist party discussed where he will remove his family for the workings of socialism at the cor the new location in the near future. »• - ner of California and Oregon streets A broken motor at the dryer last the present. Friday rngnL M •. Dequer speaks at Presbyterian Church of Jacksonville Friday evening necessitated a shut Ruch to-night. down until repairs could be made. The On Sept. 2st, services will be held both morning and evening at U a. m. and Mr. and Mrs, Fred Benedict of Ap force returned to work Monday morn 8 p. m. Sunday School at 10 o’clock plegate, Miss Em us We.xit and Heine ing. a. m. A good attendance is desired at Amf and Carl Winetroul of G. an s Charley Dunford, Bob Finney, Al the morning service. I Pass, who had been camping for some bert Grngwisch and Charley Berwick The many friends of Messrs. Go-st time at Steamboat, returmsl to their The Owners have no idea of selling1 to the Bell Telep rone M rnopolv or returned Saturday from a hunting trip & King, formerly of this city but now h^mes last Saturday. to Dutchman’s Peak. They suceeded — ----- ♦-.<?» 1 ■ ■ - I operating an auto line between Marsh givinj thd pjjple of one else bat intends to m xintain it fo? the pjrppd I in bagging three bucks. field and North Bend, will be gratified Gillette Property Sold. Fred J. Fick is remodeling the store to learn that they are doing exceeding the Rogue River Valley the best telephone service k k » wd . A real estate deal was consummated room formerly occupied by John F. ly well in their new location. They las: week whereby Col. F. L. TouVelle. , Miller’s hardware store. The poat- now have five cars in operation. democratic candidate for county j idge, uffice will be removed thereto as soon - Announcement of Church Services became the owner ot the J. W. Gil- as the new boxes arrive and are in for Ruch and Forest creek school house ¡ctfe residence on Oregon st. eel in this i stalled. during the months of August and Sep- cjty The property consicts consists of a coin- com- Ths joint entertainment given by, tern ber. The Rev. Paul S. Bandy w ill furiable house, outbuildings and six * th-. Ladies Aid and Queen Esther Circle . preach at Forest creek school house. • acres of lands, the greater part oemg in young orchard. It is beauti- Thuisday evening at the Abbott House Aug. 25, Sept. 8 and 22, at 3 o clock 4e{ I. .n was swell attended and thoruugh- P. M. and at Ruch on Sept. L 15 and fu||y situated in the heart of the city 29 ---------------- at the same hour. All >re are cordially arKj mikea and ideal home. b ».joyabie affair. The especially well — Mr. Gillette expects to lews shortly r. ..uered program was much appreciat- invited to attend there service«. Sun CiL, but will leave his • m by the audience. Refreshments day School every Sunday at both ior .j,n points at 2 o duck. family in Jacksonville for she present. ÈJe—V* »J served. iattonqiiPoultry D. SWIFT & CO n it Put Your Farm on a Business Basis Y i Be Not Deceived The Home Telephone Company of Southern Oregon STRICTLY INDEPENDENT Are you supporting your HOMc COMPANY The Home Telephone & Telegraph Co of Southern Oregon
