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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1912)
LOCAL NEWS If you want ice call Pacific phone Al Irwin of Ashland was in town 81. Monday. SPECIAL while it lauta. W. J. Boosey was m Jacksonville Albert Gangwisch was in Jackson ville Wednesday. . . Guaranteed High GradeFlour j Monday. at $1.25 pyr sack. Al Sturgis of Ruch visited the county Clyde Shaw was a business visitor at seat Monday. Medford Tuesday. Taylor? Williams Co. A. E Reames was at the court Miss Maude Newbury is visiting Carry Cliiy visited J acksonville Tues house Monday. friends in Phoenix. day. Jack \feNulty of Ruch was in town E. E. Kelly of Medford was in Jack Mose Barksdull was a Jacksonville sonville Wednesday. Monday. visitor Thursday. Pete Alle" of Sterling was a visitor ! D. H. Jackson was a county seat Judge Withington attended court at the court house Monday. visitor this week. Thursday. Harry Messier of Medford i was a Roy Davis of Ashland motored to C. 0. Biglow of Provost was in the Jacksonville visitor Monday. Jacksonville Monday. city Thursday. William Ulrich of Msdford ’ was a E. E. Kelly of Medford was at the Fire Warden Guy Harper was in Jacksonville visitor Monday. court house Monday. town Thursday. Clayton Reese of the Norling Mine M. A. Finney spent a few hours in W. E. Phipps of Medford attended was in Jacksonville Tuesday. Jacksonville Sunday. court this week. Wm. Johnson returned from a busi- Joe Daley of Uniontown was in Jack Ray Toft of Medford was a county ness trip to Eugene Tuesday. seat visitor this week. sonville Thursday. Earl Jackson of Portland was a Constable Aug. Singler of Medford Mr*. Lewis Ulrich spent some hours county seat visitor Wednesday. attended court Tuesday. in Medford Friday. William Louden of Watkins was a George Ross of Central Point was in Jesae Wilson and Jack Grieves were Jacksonville visitor Wednesday. Jacksonville this week. at Medford Sunday. Raiph Jennings of Little Applegate John Pernoil of Applegate was a Judge 1. R. Neil, spent some time in was in Jacksonville Wednesday. county seat visitor Monday. Ashland this week. W. T. York, a real estate dealer of was Lee Black of Forest creek Ries Chapman transacted business Medford was in Jacksonville Monday. Jacksonville visitor Monday. in Medford Tuesday. Mrs. B. M. Bunch visited at the J. A. Lemery of Ashland was a John Mills of Ashland was a county home of her son, Ray Bunch, this court house visitor this week. seat visitor Wednesday. week. Judge C. B. Watson of Ashland was Prof. J. C. F. Harrington made a Quite a few Masons of Jacksonville a court house visitor Monday. trip to Gold Hill Tuesday. attended the funeral of the late Nelson W. 1. Vawter transacted business at Zach Cameron of Medford was a Hosmer. Jacksonville visitor Wednesday. the court house Wednesday. Dick Rock and Al. Shearer of Steam John Norling of Medford was in boat were Jacksonvi'le visitors the Walter Castor, of Phoenix, was at Jacksonville Monday in his automobile. the court house Wednesday. first of the week. John Renault and W. T. Grieve left George Demmer and Ries Chapman Mrs. Ed. Wendt returned home from Wednesday for a weeks outing at Blue a visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. autoed to Medford Thursday. Gus Newbury of Medford was a Canyon. Walter of Applegate. George Beall of Central Point is court house visitor this week. Will Ray of Ruch was in Jacksonville Mis* Ella Qaunyaw of Medford was visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thursday. F. M. Tungate. a recent visitor in Jacksonville. Art Kleinhammer visited in Jackson Henry Miller of Gold Hill, democratic ville Tuesday. Frank Ennis is reported seriously ill nominee for county cierk, was in Jack at his residence on Third street. Charles Nickell was a Jacksonville sonville Wednesday. F. W. Mears, a Medford attorney visitor Tuesday. Fred Rapp of Talent passed through was at the court house Tuesday. George Learned of Medford was in Jacksonville Wednesday on his way Clarence Reames, a prominent Med town Thursday. , home from Crescent City. ford attorney was in town Monday. G. F. Billings of Ashland was a city I Sam Walsh, Walter Kitto and Peter Mr«. Chambers started last Sunday Fick have secured a separator and will visitor Tuesday. for Eureka Cal., to visit her daughter. | start threshing Monday. Frank Cameron of Uniontown was a Charles Fry of Yreka was in town 1 Mrs. M. Reeve and daughter,Mabel, city visitor Thursday. Monday on his way to the Blue Ledge, I James Buckley of Ruch was a Jack have returned from Happy Camp, Cal. Cliff Duhnington and Miss Mary Bag- where they spent the summer. sonville visitor Thursday. shaw were at Medford Sunday even Fred Kleinhammer and family were Miss Flo Thompson and Mrs. Minnie ing. Kelly returned Monday from a few in Jacksonville Wednesday. Miss Clara Abbott has returned from days visit at Portland and northern G. W. Trefern of Ashland was a vis Applegate, where she has been visiiing points. itor at the court house Thursday. friends. C. T. Noe and wife and L. E. Smith Mrs. Fred Benedict of Applegate Supt. J. P. Wells and wife who have and wife of Medford were in Jackson was a Jacksonville visitor Wednesday. been eamping near Butte Falls have ville Sunday, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. las. M. Cronemiller spent Wei returned home. Mrs. Ray Bunch. nesday afternoon in Medford visiting Frankie Edward, the Medford box WANTED AGENT-Write Health and friends. ing promo tSr, was in Jacksonville Accident Insurance. Oregon Surety Mr. T. W. Fulton and Miss Lillian Tuesday on business. and Casualty C., 322 Board of Trade, Hanson spent Sunday afternoon at Miss Louise Jones, chief operator of Portland, Oregon. Ray’s Dam. the Home Telephone Co., visited Henry Taylor and family who have Miss Clara Elmer has'gone to Berke- i friends in Talent Sunday. been residing in Jacksonville the past ley, Cal., where she will attend! A. H. Maeghley who recently made year moved to their farm on Apple school this winter. a business trip to Jacksonville has re gate the first of the week. Ray Bunch has remov.d his barber: turned to his home in Portland. FOR SALE—One No. 2 Rotary Pump, shop to his new location in the building L, I. Brown and family, W. H. pumping jack and equipments com next to the post-office. Barnum and wife and Fred Fick were plete. For sale cheap. Inquire at W. A. Hanna of Seattle, a brother fishing at Rogue River Thursday. this office or Reception Saloon. of H. K. Hanna, visited relatives and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich accom Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lewis, Misses friends in Jacksonville this week. panied by Mr. and Mrs. John F. Miller Uneeta Morgan, Nell McIntyre and I Miss Mary S. Hurst returned last motored to Medford Tuesday evening. Bob Finney journeyed to Applegate | week from California points where she Sunday in quest of the elusive trout. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hoek journeyed to , has been spending the summer for the Eagle Point Sunday, where Mrs. Hoek Chauncey Florey and William Von ' benefit of her health, will spend several days visiting friends. der Hellen returned Wednesday from I Roy Ulrich> Harry Luy, Chas. Prim Harry Spencer and Clifford Stinson a few days visit to the carnival at B||d A)bert Gangwisch metored to made a trip to Eugene Wednesday, Cresent City. They report a pleasant Bybee>g bridge on a fishing trip Wed- with the intent of locating in that trio. ' nesdav. nesday. Thev They reDort report good luck. •ection. Mr. and Mr*. J. C. Collins left John Dunnington is making improve Put Donegan Jr. who has been iff Thursday for a tour through the Wil- j ments on his property at the corner of the blacksmith business here, left j , Ismette Valley, with the intention of Tbird ------ and - —........................ ■ to street*, . He expects Mon lay for Burns, Oregon, where he investing if they can find any suitable erect a residence on the t property in expects to make his future home. I farm property. the near future. The American Bonding Co. of Balti The Bank of Jacksonville is present- J. Hartman and James Cantrall re more will go on your bond and write | log to its customers and friends a use turned Saturday from Cinnabar Springs i burg'ary insurance. ful souvenir in the shape of a water where they have been on an outing forI • D. W. BAGSHAW. Agent. pen. Dip the pen in water and write. the past ten days. Mr. Cantrall re-1 j turned again Monday. FOR SALE—155 acres of land cheap, Call and get one. Dr. E. R. Seeley, of Medford who 6 miles from Jacksonville, on stage Misx Bessie Colvin of Pittsfield. Ill., road, 1 mile from Ruch. For in who will teach the primary grades at recently returned from a short vaca formation call at the Lyden House, Applegate school next term, under tion at Newport, attended court Mon Jacksonville. Miss Laura Couch, principal of the day and ircidently visited old school friends, Benj. M. Collins and wife. Adam Schmidt and wife were in school last term, arrived in Jackson Presbyterian Church of Jacksonville Medford Tuesday visiting their daught ville Monday. er, Mrs. B. E. Haney, who has just re A. C. Hubbard, of the firm of Hub 1 On Sept. 2st, services will be held both turned from an extended trip to Port bard Bros., Medford, and wife called morning and evening at 11 a. m. and land and Tacoma. at the home of Mr. andJMrs. Benj. M. 8 p. m. Sunday School at 10 o’clock Collins and took them for an enjoyable a. m. A good attendance is desired at Word has been received that D. W. the morning service. Bagshaw, editor of the Post, is quite auto ride to Wagner Springs, south of ---------- ♦<©♦——— Athlard, Sunday. ill at his old home in Huntington, Pa., where he and Mrs. Bagshaw are visit Announcement of Church Services St ike Near Blue Ledge. ing reiatw«*Md friends. for Ruch and Forest creek school house F. A. Elliott of Seattle was visiting during the months of August and Sep- Henry Callaghan has made a second friend* here Tuesday. Mr. Elliott was ■ Umber. The Rev. Paul S. Bandy will strike on the St. Albans group of cop- I preach at Forest creek school house, ( formerly an engineer on the S. P. run I per ciaims in the Blue Ledge district. ning out of Ashland and well known Aug. 25, Sept. 8 and 22, at 3 o’clock ' His latest strike is said to be one of | P, M. and at Ruch on Sept. 1, 15 and to the pioneers of this section. : 29 at the same hour. All are cordially the richest made as yet in that section. The Post is in receipt of a commun invited to attend there services. Sun- Mr Callaghan claims that he has ar ication from James H. Twogood, bet | day School every Sunday at both mcch ore in sight as they have in the ter known as “Uncle Jimmy,” publish point* at 2 o’clock. i Blue Ledge. The ore assays gold, sil- ed in another column, which we feel ' ver and copper. sure old residents will read with in A birthday party in honor of Mar- j This is the third strike of rich ore to garet Marcom’s 14th birthday was en- be reported this summer from the Blue terest I joyed by a party of young folks Fri Ledge district. As prospecting is ex Despite cold and threatening weather day evening. Games were played after the picnic given by the Sunday school i which a light luncheon was served. tended more and more ore is discover of the M. E. and Presbyterian churche* Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. ed.-Mail-Tribune. at Neidemeier’s grove Wednesday was j Marcom, Mrs. Grieve, Misses Pauline well attended and unanimously pro Grieve. Irene Reger, Ora Stout, Ada nounced a great success. Elmer, Mary Bagshaw, Jewell and • Dr. R. E. Golden and Leslie Stansell, Vera Bailey, Marion Harrington, u -i. tsnt cashier of the Bank of Jack- Mabel Reeves, Etta Marcom and Mar- fa r.ville, motored to the head of Elk ; garet Marcom the hostess and Messrs. I creek Friday, where they will spend I j Chester Wendt, John Grieve, Ivan t >. o or three days in pursuit of the I Collins, Daniel Bagshaw and Louis Baker. timid and retiring huckleberry. PROHIBITIONISTS SPEAK Address lacksanville Citizens From “Water Wagon” Dyiwntery is always serious ami often a I dangerous disease, but ’t can be cured. I Chamberlain’s Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ! im cured it eren when malignant and **M ..nic. For sale by all dealer». prornativqxaitmxi in ty <*• nuine» X NO TRADk-MABKS, A A i ¡> vpyrlfl.U Mfr iMrrud. Send Ske»s nJ .V ■>>!*] or Tut «i BUSINESS CARDS. Auto. An. altogether unique method of GUN NEWBURY campiagning was that, employed by B. Lee Paget, Prohibition candidate for United States Senator and O. A. Still Attomey-at-Law man. candidate for Congress who de livered addresses herb from their auto Will Practise in All Courts in the State mobile “water wagon’* Friday after noon. The citizens of Jacksonville MEDFORD, OREGON. were afforded an opportunity to hear an able presentation of the Prohibition party’s principles and policies in, the D. W. BAGSHAW speeches of these campaigners. Since their tour opened August 4, Messrs. Attorney at Law Paget and Stillman have spoken in nearly 1F0 towns in Washington, Yam NOTARY PUBLIC AND (CONVEYANCER hill, Clackamas. Hood River, Marion. Forenoon 1;30 9 to to 12 5 Polk, Benton, Linn, Lane, Douglas Office Hours. . J ? Afternoon and Josephine counties, covering the entire distance of 1400 miles by auto- Bank'of Jacksonville Building. mabile. JACKSONVILLE, - - OREGON Í DR T. T. FREE REPORT Oil ice exclusively, la k • i P erences . Send 2 cents ‘n Msmrs for invaluable bo«>k on NOW TO OCTAIM an 1 SELL PATENTS, Which ones lfjil jlotr to get n^^jinuez, patent law and otu r v a ', viable tufoentaiioa. D. SWIFT & CO. PATXNT LAWYERS, 303 Seventh St., WashinRtoa, JLC OREGON STATE FAIR ; : ■ • i . >:• SEPT. 2 TO 7, 1912 ’ ó h I Fair Grounds r it -■ * Salem, Oregon SHAW Office in Ryan Building, California St. Upstairs 0/ SUNSET OGOEN è SHASTA ROUTES OREGON JACKSONVILLE 'H K. HANNA ELNA PAULSEN I <awyer I came into a biggish town— ’Twas big in point of size, I met a melancholy clown With misery in bis eyes. Makes Special Low Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building .'•I > > Round Trip Fares OREGON JACKSONVILLE. "Good sir,” quoth I, and glanced about, “What ails the town and you. We have on hand for sale the following Is everyone vacationing, And have they naught to do?” blanks viz: Lease, He fixed his mournful eyes on me, Mortgages, And sadly shook his head Bill of Sale, I glanced at all who wandered past And in their faces read Agreements. W arranty Deeds, Despair—’Twas plainly written there Quit laim Deeds, That all who ran might read, Chattel Mortgage, "Good sir," cried I, “Pray answer m. Ack no w ledgemen ts, To my demands give heed. Real Estate ontract, "The town is big, but empty quit, Locatiqn Notice—Placer, And when I last was here Location Notice Quartz, The streets were Bwarming day and Satisfaction of Mortgage, night"— Real Estate Agents ontract. s The native shed a tear. Notice Application for Liquor License “Why, stranger, have you nev.r At reasonable prices. We intend adding heard other blanks as fast as possible until What happened here of late? the line is complete. Blank* of specia Upon the last election day form printed to order at short notice We held within this state? LEGAL BLANKS JACKSONVILLE POST. No! you rhall hear the story now. He cried with loosened tongue; From one who witnessed all the row And saw how it begun. for This Seed Annual-Free “You see, the Single Taxer men Accomplished their design And I have lost unto the state The farm that once was mine. “And when Tve earned a little I’ll hie me to a train And leave this town far, far behind, And ne'er come back again." This tale they told me far and wide, The reason now I knew For hopelessness on every side. As towns more empty grew. LUy’siMda ar«lc*«dfov purity »nd i-rminatir«. No ireria arc parked y uaurleHlheaetMo qualtiraitow tbeveryi.ia! .nrandard. Ouelully ■quipped laboratory undal the dir-¿lion of a aei ntic and eipert aeed te.er remove r ail 1'iera work. WI.en bvying Lilly '»aerda.you buy increaaod crop», nd lor calaiou. Livestock, agricultural, horticul tural, poultry and textile exhibits Special exhibit school children $28,000 in purses for big race events. Big special features daily. Tickets on sale August 2£th to September 7th, inc. with Final Return Limit* Septem ber 11th. For further informal on relative POLK’S Business Directory 'Twas sad to see the once strong heart, Into bonelessne3s relax, to know that all the wrong thus And done, Was caused by aingle tax. I OneandOne-third Fares From All Points in Oregon H U: “The outcome of the Single Tax, OREGON and WASHINGTON Or tax on land alone. Which pats all on land-owners' backs” They answered with a moan. A Directory of each City, Town and Village, giving descriptive sketch of each place, location, population, tele graph, shipping and banking point; also Classined Directory* Compiled by business and profession. to fares, train schedules, etc., call on nearest Southern Pacific Agent. JOHN M. SCOTT General Passenger Agent Portland, Oregon K. L. POLK A CO., SEATTLE Be Not Deceived Í i Dentist. A SINGLE TAX DILEMMA f a- »/ :.y. The Home Telephone Company of Southern Oregon is STRICTLY INDEPENDENT The Owners have no idea of selling to the Bell Telephone Monopoly or any one else bat intendi to maintain it for t'a? parpo.’a jf gi/in? th? psopl? of the Rogue River Valley the be3t telephone service known. Are you supporting your HOW: COMPANY The Home Telephone & Telegraph Co of Southern Oregon t
