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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1912)
LOCAL NEWS SPECIAL while it lasts. Guaranteed High Grade Flour at $1.25 per sack. Taylor- Williams Co. '• <. L. DeVore was at Medford Thurs- 1 ' day. Guy Harper spent Wednesday Medford. at Ed. Hoke was a visitor at Medford I Tuesday. Harley Hall was a Medford visitor Tuesday. Attorney Chas. Prim was at Medford Thursday. Whu Miit-hay was it Thursday visitor at Medford; Albert Gangtvisch speht part of Tues day in Medford. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, OCT. 10th and 11th ' Al : - •• • _ . -I.-’” V GREAT TWO DAYS GDI? CIA! Ç A I I? And Mammoth Coat JlEvVini-r «J/ k L v IZ z and Suit Showing' A >•! »• At Great Reduction , I Here’s Some of the Good Things ’ have made arrangements with Assessor W. T. Grieve autoed to j The R. L. Coe Department Stote Medford Tuesday. to show their mammoth ¡.ne of N. Lyon of Medford was in Jack 1912-13 ladies', misses’ and Child sonville Thursday. ren’s coats, suits, skirts, new furs R. G. Jennings of Applegate spent, Wednesday in town. and general lines of ready-to-wear I. J. Dodge of Medford was at the goedi for the women folks. court house Monday. We will show 250 to 300 garments R. A. Bunch was transacting busi-1 at all prices, and each arti le marked ness Medford Thursday. down to the last cent of profit, Miss Lula Williams was a Medford One Lot Ladies' $2.50 to $4.00 Shoes—broken sizes ~#t will show furs valued up to $75, visitor Thursday afternoon. down to $1.50. Along with this Mrs. W. S. Barnum spent few of womens wear we are running a hours in Meiford Thursday. of specials that are each money savers Dr. 0. N. Nelson was a business Wait and see this line of goods, the visitor at Medford Tuesday. pick of the fall fashions in color, nja terial and style. All goods guaran Deputy Sheriff R. B. Dow spent teed as represented and the prices Wednesday evening at Medford. lower than you’ve ever seen before in J. McPherson of Medford was at the Jacksonville. court house Thursday afternoon. fl Harry Porter of Medford spent a few hours in Jacksonville Sunday. Beautiful furs, coats, suits and skirts. Oct. 10 and 11. Taylor-Williams Co. John Matney of Applegate transact ed business in Jacksonville Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Brooks and son were J. C. Collins made a trip to Medford W. G. Caudill spent Sunday after Mrs. W. R. Coleman was in Medford Harry Luy was at Medford Wednes-1 Otto Cantrail spent Sunday evening Saturday evening visitors at Medford. Wednesday. noon in Medford. Wednesday. I in Medfo c’. day. Mrs. Wilson and daughter of Med W. S. Barnum and wife were in Mr. Erskine from the Braden mine I Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Gallup were in Don Cam« ron returned from Rogue H. N. Mullen spent Sunday evening ford were visiting Mrs. Kubli Sunday. ' Medford Monday. Medford Sunday. was in town Tuesday. River Sunday. at Medford. James Kent of Medford was a busi Fiank Cameron of Applegate was in Laura Thomas was visiting friends Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Walker of Med ness visitor at the court house Thurs Miss Stella Levy was a visitor at Thats it—Taylor-Williams Co. Oct. town Wednesday. in town Saturday. lord drove to Jacksonville Tuesday. day. Medford Tu esday. 10 and 11th. I Sure, that’s the date Oct. 10 and 11. Thomas Margreiter left Monday for For the next sixty days, 25 per cent Mesdames G. E. Neuber and A. R. William Cameron of Applegate was j Mrs. J. M. Cronemillcr was in Med Tay|or-W,i iams Co. a visit to Coquille, Ore. off on al) Wall Paper, ut Fred J. Ficks. Thompson spent Wednesday afternoon ford Wednesday. in town Saturday. W. C. Deneff and wife were in Med L. Neidermeyer was a recent busi Mrs. Minnie Kelly was a Tuesday in Medford. ford Saturday evening. A. E. J. Percival made a flying trip ness visitor at Medford. D. J. Stull of Medford was at the visitor at Medford. Mrs. Minnie Kelly and Miss Flo to Medford Wednesday. Wait for our Big Sale. Octiber 10 J. B. Hillis of Rogue River trans Chas. Berwert and Joe Johnson wer e Thompson were Saturday evening visi court heuse Monday. and 11. Taylor-Williams Co. Mrs. C. E. Howey and children were acted business in Jacksonville Monday. in Medford Sunday. tors at Medford. F. W. Knowles was a passenger to in Medford Sunday evening. H. H. Goddard of Talent transacted For the next sixty days, 25 per cent > Ralph Jennings of Applegate trans Harry Hicks of the Medford Mail- Mednesday afternoon. G. H. Hendricks of Medford was a I business at the courthouse Wednesday. off on all Wall Paper, at Fred J. Ficks. ! acted business in town Tuesday. Tribune was a visitor at the court H. H. Tuttle of Central Point was Jacksonville visitor Monday. house Wednesday. in Jacksonville Wednesday. A. Kleinhammer one of the cattle Chas. Purseil of Sterling precinct! Miss Fleta Ulrich and Ries Chapman L. E. Sanders has accepted a posi- ! men of Applegate was in town Thurs was in Ja'-ksonville on business Friday, j were in Meaford Saturday evening. The county court met in regular Mrs. Richard Sherwood of Medford - — ■ , I S. S. Smith, of the Medford Sun, tion at Ray Bunch’s barber shop. day. monthly session at the court house spent Monday in Jacksonville. Mrs. Charles Parker of Deer Lodge, j - in • town this ” / I ‘ was a Jacksonville visitor Tnursday. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Whittington house Wednesday. Miss Mary Bagshaw and Cliff Dun- Moat., is visiting friends Simply nothing but bargains —Oct. spent Saturday evening at Meiford. ( A. P. Stover of Medforc made a nington spent Sunday evening at Med- week. Mrs. Martha Seamen and Miss Eliza 10 and 11. Taylor-Williams Co. ........................... I Harry Lewis returned Tuesday from ford. beth Caldwell of Rogue River we,e at James Murdock of Seattle is visiting ' business trip tc Jacksonville Tuesday. F. N. Adams of Central Point spent a months outing at Cinnab ir Springs. the county seat Tuesday. Reinus Com’est, one of the Little Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Whittington this j Attordey Clarence Reames of Med- a , few hours in Jacksonville Tuesday. , ford was at the county seat Thursday. Samuel Croshell, representing the H. L. White of Ashland transacted : Mrs. Lewis Ulrich visited her sister Applegate farmers was in Medford week. B. N. Bunch of Medford visited at Weinhardt Brewing Co. was calling on business at the court house Thursday. j Mrs. Frank Bennett of Bend this week. Tuesd iy, Mrs. Helen Huskins of Medford the home of his son, Ray Bunch, this Herman Offenbacher and Wm. Jacksonville customers this week. of Phoenix Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Fish transacted business in Jucksonville Fred and William Coppie of Apple week. Ries Chapman this week installed a gate , drove into Jacksonville Thursday. O’Brien were Jacksonville visitors were transacting business in Jackson- I Thursday. Thursday. ville Monday. Fred Coppie and Wm. Anderson of Chauncy Florey left Wednesday for j handsome new showcase for the dis James McCauley of Waldo was play of chocolates, and confectionery. Frank Edwards and wife of the Blue| Attorney M. Puidin of Medford a two week’s hunting trip at the head ’ Applegate were Jacksonville visitors among the strangers in town Thurs | Monday. Ledge district were Jacksonville visi transacted iegal business at the court1 of Elk creek. Miss Freda Binns, a daughter of Mr. day. tors Thursday. house Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Hanna went to I Leslie Stansell left Friday on a ten Ed. Binns, a former resident of Jack .1. C. Barnum returned from a busi Mrs. Walter Kentner of Medford Ries Chapman and Charles Dunford Grants Pass Wednesday evening to I days hunting trip in the Applegate sonville, is visiting in town this week. ness trip to Salem the begining of the country. visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. made a business trip to Medford Wed spend a couple of days. L. I. Brown was a passenger to week. J. Kenney Sunday. nesday afternoon. Clyde Smith, "Toots’’ Tho nps, n Mrs. Chris Ulrich and daughter, Miss Medford Thursday afternoon to meet loseph Geppert of Brownsboro spent Sheriff W. A. Jones and wife spent Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Gallup, Miss Fleta, and Mis. Ella Cook were ut Joe Johnson were at Medford Saturday his sister. Mrs. Ada Cleaver of Pres a few hours at the county seat Wed evening. Sunday at the home, of Mr. Jone’s Lillian Hanson and T. W Fulton spent Medford Tuesday evening. cott, Arizona, who will visit here for a nesday. mother on Ross Lane. Saturday evening in Medford. time. John Clark, who has been attending Misses Maude Newbury and Frances Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Hanna and Miss j Morning and evening services at the Fleta Ulrich were passengers to Med- 1 M ssrs Charles Hamilton and Fred - Sheriff and Mrs. W. A. Jones mot Kenney spent the week end at the some time in Hilt Cal., returned home Rleinhammer of the upper Applegate ored to Rogue River Thursday, the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Rader of this week. M. E. church, Sunday, Oct. 6, will be ford Tuesday. country were county seat visitors Mon- sheriff having legal business there, Phoenix. H. C. Canady, an attorney of Med conducted by the new pastor, Rev. H. Misses Lilly and Ella Mullen and W. Rumme[l. day- j J. ck Sharpe left Wednesday evening WANTED AGENT-Write Health and ford, transacted legal business in tow n Alfretta Fisher were at Medford Sat Accident Insurance. Oregon Surety Wednesday. I C. D. Stout, who is employed in con- for Eugene, where he has accepted a The Native Daughters of Jane Mc urday evening. struction work on the P. & E. Ry., 1 position with tha Twohy Bros, com and Casualty C., 322 Boaru of Trade, Miss Nell McIntyre was among tie Cully Cabin No. 1 are making ex’en- Mr. and Mrs. Bert Anderson of Med I spent Saturday evening at his home in pany. Portland, Oregon. Jacksonville people at Medford Satur sive arrangements for a social to be ford autoed to Jacksonville the be- this city. given Hallow’een. Lewis Ulrich and wife returned Wed- I Benj. M. Coll'ns, cashier of the day evening. g.nr.ing of this week. I Hundreds to pick from the finest n sday from a visit to Portland and Bank of Jacksonville spent Saturday C. L. Monson, traveling si.ksmin John Devlin a prominent real estate Col. F. L TouVelle, democratic s yles in ladies’ Ready-to-Wear gar the Pendleton Round-up. Lewis says evening and Sunday at Ruch returning for the Pacific Paper Co. was culling man of Portland, and a 3on of Mr. and nominee for county judge .va-> at the ments. Oet. 10 and 11. Taylor-Wil th. Round-up was immen e. home M rnday m« rning. on Jacksonville customers Tnursday. Mrs. John Devlin of the Applegate county 3eat Thursday. liams Co. was in our city Thursday. Reinus Combtst, wife and family Mrs. A' L Gall and Mrs. Launspach Chris Ulrich ar.d wife, Dr, T. T. * l^'*1 V 11 and Felix Cimborski of Little Apple- atiended the Ashland fair and visited ç:wv* Shaw and wife and Roy Ulrich and gate, visited at Ashland this week. friends in that city the beginning of wife autored to Bybee bridge on Rogue Chas Dunten, manager of the Jack- I the week. river Sunday. Roy reports the fishing { i sonville Brick <fc Tile Yard, made a fine. D. W. Bagshaw, editor of the Post, ! ' trip ,o his home at Central Point this ann wife are expected to ret'rn today I Mrs. W. A. Jones and Miss Lelia f , week. or to morrow from a visit to Pennsyl rf Prim of Jacksonville attended the i Mesdames Hattie Deneff, Minnie vania points. musicale given by the pupils at St. I Kelly, Miss Flo Thompson and Ed. Marv's Academy in Medford Wednes “Curley” Wilson, who pla/ed bill | Bostwick drove to Ralph Jenning’s with the Pendleton team this year, ac day afternoon. 1 place on Applegate, the beginning of companied the h eal delegation to the It is reported that the cyanide plant the week. Round-up on their journey home. below the Opp mine will resume opera ( Herbert Cole, manager of the Cok- tions in the near future. This marks A vast amount of ill health is due to im stin Minei al Springs, was a business paired digestion. When the stomach fails the beginning of a new period of ac to perform its functions properly the whole tivity in the neighborhohd of the mine. visitor at Jacksirviile the latter part system becomes derange«!. A few dos« » of of last week. Chamberlain’s Tablets is all you need. They Hon. Miles Cantrall and wife of Ruch More and better suits, furs and coats will strengthen your digestion, invigorate were in Jacksonville Saturday in com your liver, and regulate yourbowels, entirely pany with Doctor Chai. Hines and for women and children than you ever doing away with that miserable feeling doe Tay- The Owners have no idea of selling to the Ball Telephone M >n >p )!y or any saw before in one lot Mannish. Mrs. Hines of Forest Grove. Doctor to faulty digestion. Try it. Many other« have been permanently cured—why not you? and Mrs. Hines have been visiting the lor-Williams Co. one else but intends to maintain it for the piQHJ of /’./.ni tin people of For sale by all dealers. Mr. Duff, a well known mining latters parents, Mr. and Mr. John i and Fred Perl cf Medford wereinvesti- Devlin of Ruch. the Rogue River Valley the best telephone service kn jwn. i gating mining properties on Little Ap- Ki LVmeGOUCSW WANTED—The Cosmopolitan Group plegrte last week, A»ioCü»KwaUMÖ£ requires the services of a represent j A. mysterious trip made by Bob pnaMMMamanaMMH*.-rKjfTnxvwe' ative in Jacksonville and surrounding ' Finney and Fred Lewis Sunday is ex territory, to look after subscription citing considerable curiosity among the renewals and to extend circulation young men’s friends. i,y special methods which have prov Mrs. C. D. Stout and daughter. Miss n ed unusually successful. Salary and Ora returned Saturday evening from a Commission. Previous experience visit to the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ en- • < irable but not essential. Whole ' campment at Eagle P««int. WOLDS [c UHM BOTTI! FRft Drr.’t x. . i?;.l i." rcu nsrsan ntta'-k tune or spare time. 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