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LOCAL NEWS Jim Frances was in Medford Satur How to Bankrupt the Doctors. G. E. Neuber spent Mondayevening -- «•-/•a cc“ecttou r* •»*■* Why Chinaman Ara Poor Soldiers. day afternoon. A prominent New York physician in Medford. The Chiuaiuuu Is a |<oor soldier. Not ‘ If it were not for the thin stockings and museum lu Loudon the most ancient Mrs. PaulStrand was a Saturday J. C. F. Harrington was iu ¡Hedfori' that lie is lacking In courage. for on tliin «olid slice« worn bv women the doctors specimen of pure glass the date of Lou Stone was among his friends visitor at Medford. occasions he cheerfully bells himself would probably tie bankrupt.’’ When Vou which can-4»«tr»pproxlma4eiy fixed is a Monday evening. Tuesday. as substitute and goes willingly to the ! contract a cold do not wait for it to develop small lion’s head, bearing the name of J. Sawyer of Medford spent Christ Miss Emma Wer.dt was shopping in ’ Chas. Purcel Jr, was at the county mas in this city. executioner's ax In order to provide his into pneumonia but treat it st or.ce Chatn- an Egyptian king of thê eleventh dy Medford Monday evening. seat Monday., • pareuts with the small sum uecessary biglain’a Cough Remedy is intended especi nasty. That Is to say, at a period Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E Neuber spent Worden Ennis was a business visitor ] to support them throng'd life. The 1 al Iv for coughs and colds, and has won a which may lie moderately pince»! at Earnest Fopnan spent Christmas in Tuesday at Medford. reputation by it» cure« of these discarc«. more than 2,000 years B. C. glass wks strength of an army Is in team work, wide at Medford M*nday evening. Jacksonville, It is most effectual and 'a pleasant and safe made with a skill which shows that and here is where he falls ou account , to Tom Dunnington was in Medford for take. For sale by all dealers.—Adver Deputy Sheriff R. B. Dow was in' of his aversion to being ordered. This the art was far from new. Don't forget the Firemen’s Annual a few hours Saturday. tisement. Medford Monday on business. Ball, Dec. 31. Is fouud in his domestic and industrial Bob Finney was a passenger to Med County Judge J. R. Neil was a Med work. A general line of policy or de Joe Johnson whs in Medford Tues- ford Saturday afternoon. sired results can lie laid down, anil be ford visitor Saturday evening. day afternoon. will faithfully work in accordance Mrs. Chris Keegan was in Medford George Schump of the Braden rrine R. A. Bunch was in Medford for a« for a 3hort time Tuesday. therewith, but he dislikes to be follow- was in Jacksonville this week. few hours Friday. eil up through the details of the work Mrs. Lewis Ulrich was a Monday County clerk-elect G. A. Gardner with frequent orders. He will produce George Hogman is visiting James evening visitor at Medford. excellent resulty, but they must be ac was a Tuesday visitor at Medford. Frances this week. complished in his own way; hence the i Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Colvig spent Miss Agnes Broad visited Jackson D. H. Cronemiller was a Medford Saturday night in Medford. essence of good militarism—prompt ville relatives and friends this week. yisitor Wednesday. and unquestioned obedience—comes In I Mrs. H. Cameron of Medford visited Z. Cameron of Medford transacted direct conlllct with his nature and Charley Garrett of Applegate was in 1 Jacksonville friends recently. business at the county seat Thursday makes him a poor soldier. However, Jacksonville Friday. Misses Vera and Jewel Bailey spent Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Lance of Med- I this trait Is not entirely wantiug in Earnest Dorn of Watkins was in Saturday afternoon at Medford. other nationalities, as every business ford were recent county seat visitors-! man knows to his sorrow, and the dif- ' Jacksonville Monday. Dave Buckley of Applegate was a Mesdames O. Harbaugh, M. Vogt Acuity of getting employees to do a j Harry Wulf of Forest creek was in Tuesday visitor at the county seat. and J. Gillette were recent visitors at thing In the prescribed way is one of J acksonville Tuesday. the constant anxieties.—H. H. Windsor William Broad spent tho Chrismas Medford. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Jennings were holidays with relatives in this city. --- .---- -- — ---- — j Harry and Fred Lewis were among in Popular Mechanics Magazine. in Jacksonville Monday. For the next sixty days, 25 per cent the Jacksonville people in Medford A Doubtful Introduction. We are revising our lists ready for tho M. M. Taylor was a Friday morn oil on all wall paper. Fred J. Fick. Saturday. In Rubinstein’s “Reminiscences” we spring trade. If you have real estate to dis-1 ing passenger to Medford. Mrs. Frank Kasshafer left for San read how the illustrious pianist went A. Throckmorton of Applegate was pose of at a fair price, place it in our hands The Post wishes its readers a happy a recent business visitor at Medford. Francisco the beginning of the week from Berlin to settle In Vienna, forti for sale, we have a number of prospective and prosperous New Year. fied by letters of introduction to vari Bob Ray of Ruch was a Jackson to visit her daughters. 1 Mr. Kasshafer buyers who expect value for their money. ous celebrities given to him by the W. C. Deneff made a business trip ville visitor the beginning of the week. accompanied her as far as Medford. Russian ambassador at the Prussian to Medford Friday afternoon. We can sell your property at a price Alfred Norris, who has been working court. He presented several of them Dave Duncan is spending the holi equal to its full value but do not want any ‘Crooks" Collins of Watkins was a days with friends at Vancouver, B. C. I at Weed, Cal., for some time, visited without any beneficial result, an»l It listed at fictitious or “Boom” price. visitor in Jacksonville Monday. Chester Wendt and Lou Baker were his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Norris, then occurred to him to tear open those during Christmas week. which remained and read them. They Mrs. H. W. Rtmmell is reported in Medford for a few hours Wednes all ran, he say’s, as follows: suffering a slight illness this week. day. Sidney and Julian Abbot, who are “Dear Countess—Our position as am Miss Laura Neuber spent Christmas ‘ Roy Ulrich was one of the many employed in a mill at Weed, Cal., are bassador and ambassadress Imposes with Mrs. John Porter of Medford. Jacksonville people in Medford Mon spending the Christmas holidays at ihe upon us the tiresome duty of patron home of their parents in this city. izing and introducing all kinds of com A. S. Kleinhammer of Little Apple day. R. R. R. patriots, who are often most Importu gate spent Monday in Jacksonville. «• Lloyd R. Miller of Glendale is visit- nate iu their solicitations. I therefore OFFICE: Bank of Jack- II •1 Mrs. Stwh Caitrall visited her ifig his grand-mother, Mrs. Jameson in sonville Bldg. Upstairs «J UVIKSUll V lltC, VIC. now venture to introduce to you a cer Presbyierian Church. this city. daughter MTs. R. B. Dow Monthly. tain Rubinstein, the bearer of this communication.” Mrs. M. E. Abbott and daughter, Earl Bostwick of Applegate was in After that experience Rubinstein Jacksonville and Medford this week. Lucile, were Medford visitors Monday Morning worship with serm.m at threw all his letters of Introduction into evening. Paul and Louis Jenning of Applegate eleven o’clock. Special evening ser the fire, and he got on a great deal bet Visited friends in Jacksonville Monday. Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Brown were vices at 7:30 o’clock. Subject of ser ter without them. Monty to loan on improved, revenue shopping in Medford the fore part of mon, “The Expectant Life.,’ The -. An Actor’s Qualification. opening number will be the Christmas producing farm*, by the Bank ot I the week. Among the London Lyceum compa Jacksonville. Mrs. G F. Schemerhorn of Medford Hvmn, “Joy to the World,” by the ny of Irving’s day was Evergreene I Flqyd and Paul Pierce of Forest was in Jacksonville for a fetf hours chorus choir and congregation. The Howe, a Quaker, of whom this story | first special number is a Christmas Saturday. creek were Jacksonville visitors Fri TO Is told In the “Life of. Martin Harvey:” day. “Toots” Thompson and Harry Lewis Anthem by the choir. Miss Lulu Will “Howe went to see Kean nt Rich iams will recite Tennyson’s ‘‘Christ mond and explained his desires. Kean John Turnbough and wife of Phoenix attended the dance at Gold Hill Christ mas Bells” and the other number by listened more or less patieutly, and mas night. spent Christmas with Jacksonville re tne full chorus choir is “The Christ Howe used to deliver his verdict. Imi latives. Merton Coffman, returned recently VIA IHE Mrs. Margaret Taylor tating his manner. I mas Night.” Herman OfTenbacher of Applegate from Marhfield, where he had been for and Mr, Hai Harrington will sing a “ ’Why. Cockle, you are a Quaker, was a business caller in Jacksonville some time. duet, ,and Mrs. J. Percy Wellsawill eh?’ Kean said. “‘Yea.’ admitted Howe. Miss Jessie Blackford of Roseburg sing a solo. All members of the choir Monday. “‘And you want to go on the stage, spent Christmass holidays with friends Miss Fleta Ulrich and Ries Chapman are urged to be present, so that no do you, eh?’ SUNSET \*» Return Limit December 30 were at Applegate Thursday visiting near this city. part of the music of this special service ¿“Again Howe admitted the accuracy (040Ot»SHAST*l Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Stansell spent will be weakened. A tnost cordial in of tire estimate. Kean turned to him friends. , \ routes I 90 Days 1912 Nr. and Mrs. W. H. McDaniel of Christmas with relatives and friends vitation is extended to all in the com In Ills lulmitable way and asked: ‘ “ Well. Cully, can you starve? ’ at Applegate. munity who have not regular places of Applegate were shopping in Jackson •• ‘Not an encouraging suggestion,’ Money to loan on improved, revenue worship. Our desire, is to make all ville Mondry. Howe used to add. ’But Kean knew our services full of good will and good Mrs. R. W. Miller and daughter, producing farnu, by the Bank of\ fellowship. After services are over, something of starvation as a passport Miss Elsie, visited Jacksonville friends Jacksonville. to the stage." he used to conclude i do not. rush from the church, but shake grimly.” Mrs. W. H. Barnum returned recent Christmas night. —————— hands and have a few social words Mr. and Mrs. R B. Dow spent ly from a visit to Portland and other with those near you. >36.00 When Harmonies Aro Exhausted. Grants Pass and Rogue River Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Miles northern points. Once during u conversation on music, 35.9 K. K. Kubli, who has been in Jack Cantrall at Ruch. when James Hinton, the English phy- j Gold Hill - sonville for a few days, returned to slclun and philosophical writer, was 35.30 Circuit court which adjourned for Christmas Philosophy Tolo among the company, some one suggest Portland Monday. the Christmas holidays will resume ed that “owing to the unlimited num Attorney M. Purdin of Medfard was Medford, Phoenix, Talent and Ashland work January 2nd. ber of musical compositions a time at the county seat on professional would come when all music would only Olyde Shaw and Don Cameron of the business Tuesday. SPECIAL TRAIN SCHEDULE The feller thet tries to balance up be a repetition of exhausted harmonies. railway survey crew, were in Jackson his Christmas accounts ain ’ t the sort Leave Medford 3:3» F. M. Mrs. Gertude L. Norton and Miss Hinton remarked that then would come Leave Grants Pass 2:21 P. M. ville Christmas day. “ Phoenix 3:4*1 “ Flo Thompson were in Medford for a of feller thet reckons the goodwill of a a man so Inspired by a new spirit thut “ Rogue River 2:3'.) “ goin’ concern at any considerable fig- his feeling would be not that all music " Talent 3:'4 Ries Chapman recently installed a few hours Monday. •• Gold Hill 2:55 “ has been written, but thut no music " Ashland 4:SJ " fine new peanut and pop corn machine The Firemen will hold their Annual Rer. •‘ Centril Point 3:21 has yet been written.” Mr. Havelock When a feller comes to me with a at his confectionery. Ball at Orth’s Hall, Jacksonville, Dec. Arrive San Francisco 1:10 next day in time for long face and tells me that he’s come Ellis cites the saying in "The Task of Remember the Firemen’s Annual 31. Don’t miss it. out b.liind op Christmas, I generally Social Hygiene,” applying it to the San Francisco’s New Year Celebration Ball at Orth’s Hall, this city, Dec. 31. A. S. Kleinhammer and Frank Agger it out thet thet’s abaout where domain of love. A big time promised. Crump of Applegate were Tuesday he belongs. Stops south of San Francisco can be made at Del Monte, San’t Cruz. Through the Earth. ........................ „ trips Paso Robles. H it Springs and Santa Barnart. l'ron ..... L w Angeles They say nobody loves a fat man, but Mrs. Martha Watkins and son, Tom, visitors at Medford. If there was a tunnel through the i, Ostrich Farm, Mt. Lowe the to Long Beach, F “ sa»lena, Santa Monica, Guy Harper who has been employed of Watkins were among the visitors in ez fer me Santa Claus allers looks center of the earth and an iron ball Orange Groves. Catalina Island, etc. at Weed, Cal., returned to Jacksonville , pretty good, spite o’ the equator o’ was dropped into 11 where would the Jac.sonvilie Monday. ball come to rest? Unless it was re the first of the week. his’n. For full particulars, reservation and beauti Mrs. James Calvert «f Rogue River It’s one o’ the wise pervisions o’ tarded by the resistance of the air ths Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Bunch of Med fully illustrated California literature call on is visiting friends in Jacksonville and bull would go through to the other side ford spent Christmas at the home of nature, my son, thet they hain’t never nnd then fall bnck to its starting point, the Applegate valley. any S. P. Agent yet been a stockin’ s small it wouidn’. repenting tills operation forever, if re their son, R. A. Bunch. Mrs. Penny who has been vititing in hold a nice fat Christmas check, per JOHN M. SCO IT, General Pas lender Aff‘nt, Portland Oregon tarded by the resistance of the air it Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hoek left Monday Los Angles for several weeks has re for Eagle Point, to spend Christmas vided some one had a mind to put one would ultimately come to rest at the turned to Jacksonville. center of the earth. into it. holidays with relaiivea. When a feller’s goin’ through thib Miss Mabel Henry, who is visiting Miss Fleta Ulrich and Ries Chapman relatives at Phoenix, spent Christmas were among the Jacksonville people in life with a grouch on everythin’ in » sight h>s Christmas absence is aderned at her home in this city. Medford Monday evening. sight more desirable then his Christmas Wm. Henry if Rogue River spent Benj M. Collins, cashier of the Bank i presence. Sunday at the home of his parents, Mr. of Jacksonville w*as at Medford on When I see a nice gal with ros> and Mrs. Stuart Eppersan. business Monday evening. cheeks and smilin’ li. s and a sort of a I E C. Hogsett and family of Med S. C. Whittington of the Rogue wink in her eye standin under a sprig o ’ misils'Oe, it beats me now anybody ford were Christmas guests at the River Valiev Abstract-Title Co., was a horpe of Mr. and Mrs, 8, C, Whitting business visitor at Medford Monday can say he don’t believe in Christmas I don’t believe Hi a ntiln's ever de ton. evening. ceivin’ his wife, but I guess we’ll Miss Ethel Diclc, who is teaching the Wm. McIntyre who has employment halter fergive the feller thet preteei'g Little Applegate school, visited her on the Bear creek bridge in Medford, to be supprized with the ear-tabs she’s mother at Jacksonville Saturday and spent Christmas at the home of his been makin’ fer his Christmi^ all fall, Sunday. parents. when he's known all along whut she -• Prisoners at the county jail were Mr. and tylrs. Gordon Stout and Mrs. was goin’ to give him. treated to Christmas dinner with all M. Bauten spent Christmas at the The feller tnet sets out to destroy a the trimmings. The meal was appre home of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Stout, in child’s belief in Santa Claus had ough- , ciated and done thorough justice to. ter be derned sure beforehand thet he’s I this city. The Owners have no idea of selling to the Bell Telephone Monopoly or any Mgs. Roark, who has been visiting Mike Broad, one of the Jacksonville goin’ to be able to step in and take the • old boy ’ s place hisself. one else but intends to maintain it for the purpose of giving the people of Jacksonville friends, was called back boys employed at Weed, Cal., spent Allers be kind to the postman at < to Portland recently by a telegram Christmas week with relatives and Christmas, Hirmsn. They ain’t never the Rogue River Valley the best telephone service known. announcing the sudden illness of her friends in this city. no tellin' but what when New Year! husband. Mrs. Gertrude L. Norton, who was comes mebbe he’ll throw away some o’ j Mrs. Nichols and daughter, employed on a newspaper at Yreka, them bills thet’ll be cornin’ your way Mias Nan, of Medford and Misses Ona Cal., resigned her position and return- the fust o’ the month. and Eva Humphrey were Christmas j to this city. Sunday. Santa Claus is a pretty human sort guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. of a feller, but all the same he's the lz'wis Ulnch. only feller I ever heerd on thet didn’t Fit His Case Exactly. “When father rack about six rnnir care to be seen givin' things away. Mr. and Mrs. Keith and daughter, he read an advertisement of Chamberlain « The toughest luck I ever had in my Ardene, of Medford, Prof, and Tablets in the p|*ni that fit hie case ex 1 . Main of Rogue River, Mias Mollie actly,’’ write« Mias Margaret Campbell of life, Jedediah, was some years ago L y of Ruct> and Misses Laura Couch F l Bmilh, Ark. “He purchawd a box of ’ when I seed the prettiest girl in towr. tn! he has not b on rick «ine». Mr standin’ under a sprig o’ mistle‘oe and a jd Bessie Colyiu of tliu Applegate a •Itei.t inter had stomach trouble ami st.« l-n »cb< • [ w < rt guests of Mr. au! ' Mrs. etiud by ii eiu. ’ Tvr aJa by all tkxki«. me with a cracked lip. — H arper’s ■ V» •¿¡fil** Weekly. . Benj M. Collins Chrutmas day. —Advertisement Sell Ï our Property By listing it with us Rogue River Realty Co. I V11 Zp OFC Rogue River Valley Excursion Los Angeles and Return ROUND TRIP FARES s»:ee Í e Not Deceived The Haue Telephone Company of Soifher/t Orejo.i is STRICTLY INDEPENDENT I ; Are you supporting your HOME COMPANY The Home Telephone & Telegraph Co. of Southern Oregon. !
