Jacksonville post., January 11, 1913, Image 3

locai ' news ;
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E. C. Hogsett of the Rogue River County TreaHirer's Forty-Sixir Southern Oregon Pioneer Dead.
EDay was in Medford Thursday.
Mr/m Cani/ Z<rk Ito tnd.
Peter Ensele was a recent passenger Valley Abstract-Title Co., was in
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Jacksonville on business Tuesday after­
to Medford.
I Salem, Ore., Jan. 2.—R. D. Aller
noon.
Money to loan on improved, revenue
With the passing of] Jamas McVay, I countv clerk of Marion countv wis
M. M. Taylor was in Medford Tues-
The Medford-Jacksonville auto stage
producing farm», by the Bank ot das afternoon.
who died at the home of his daughter ■
State of Oregon, County of Jackson, at Crescent City, Cal., one of the drowned in the swimming p->ol at the
which were out of commission last
lacksonville.
Salem Y. M. C. A. about 8 o’clock this
Mose Barkdull passed through town week on account of break-downs are | Tre"sury Department.
prominent figures in the early life of i morning. His term of office a» county
Charles F. Dunford spent Sunday at in his auto Friday.
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
there
are
again running on regular schedule.
Oregon and California wis woven clerk was to have expired next Mon­
Medford.
Fred J. Fick was a recent business
funds
on hand for the
redemption
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Homer Peart, who has been living I all County Warrants protested from about the life of James McVay. Prob­ day when ho expe-ed to retire to his
J. Hartman was a Sunday visitor in visitor at Medford.
ably no other pioneer saw so much of farm near St. Paul.
on the Nichol place at Sterling, ex­
Medford.
Fred Otfenbocher drove in from Ao- pects to leave Saturday for Live Oak., September 10th, 1910, to October 8th the thrilling days when ‘he country
For two years Mr. Allen had been in
R. B. Dow was in Medford Tuesday plegate Thursday.
i 1910, both dates inclusive.
Interest
where he has accepted a position in a ceases on the above called warrants was in the making. McVay first the habit of going to the Y. M. C. A.
afternoon.
crossed tha plains in 1851, locating at for shower baths every morning, hav­
Mrs. Minnie Kelly was shopping in store.
this 11th day of January, 1912.
Chas. Prim Jr., was a Medford visi­ Madford Thursday.
Jacksonville, where he spent a year ing the privilege of a pass key because’’
The Ladies Aid Society will hold a
J ames M. C ronemillek ,
tor Tuesday.
S. C. Whittington was in Medford on Baked Food Sale at Abbott’s Hardware Treasurer of Jackson County, Oregon. mining on Jackson creek. When the ordinarily there are no other persons
Coos Bay company began the exploita­ about the institution at that early
Mrs. A. Elmer spent Monday even­ business Wednesday.
Store Saturday, Dec. 18. Our people
tion of the territory now known as hour. This morning for the first time
ing in Medford.
Z. Cameron of Medford was a county are urged to attend this sale and help
i Coos county, he, with a party of 100
he violated a rule of the association
Chester Wendt spent a few hours at seat visitor recently.
a worthy cause.
others, journeyed there in 1852, cross­ that no person is to go into the pool 1
Notice.
Medford Monday.
J. Percy Wells returned Thursday
A. S. Kleinhammer was a Jackson­
ing the mountains between Umpqua alone. Mr. Allen was subject to heart '
D. H. Cronemiller was a passenger ville visitor this week.
from Salem, where he attended the
river and Coos Bay. On the arrival of attacks and it is believed that the
to Medford Wednesday.
Notice is hereby given that the City the party, McVay and his brother
Mrs. R. B. Dow is reported ill at county school superintendent’s conven­
shock of the cold water caused his
tion and the sessions of the state Recorder of the City of Jacksonville I Joseph, took part in the discovery of
Bert Johnson of Medford was in her home in this city.
death. His b dy «as fount in the j
Jacksonville this week.
Jackson County, State of Oregon, will |
coa] mines now operated there. A bottom of the pool by Secretary Comp­
Miss Jorgenson of Medford was a re­ board of examiners.
Miss Ethel Dicks, who has complet­ receive bids for material to be furnish- ; company was formed but the work was ton.
Mrs. R. L. Meeker visited friends at cent visitor in our city.
I
Cl a « successful
ed
.-U.VV. .’.U! term
.VI ... of school —
on Little
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Central Point this week.
Hollis Parks of Buncom ¡was at the Applegate has returned to Jackson-1 ervoir on Jackson Creek. . Fence to be abandoned, owing to the difficulty of
placing the product in a market. After
Mrs. Fred Law and sister visited county seat Thursday.
ville. She will begin another term in 47 inches high, No. 10 wire, close abandoning the coal mine ventnre, he Where to Get Game Licenses
Medford friends this week.
Mrs. John Norling of Medford was the same district in a few weeks.
mesh. Said wire fence to be delivered turned his energies toward other lines
Claude Springer of Ashland was a in Jacksonville Tuesday.
at Reservoir. All bids to be filed in of endeavor but the roving spirit ani
One
night
last
week
some
persons
county seat visitor this week.
County Clerk Gardner has apbointed
Otto Cantrall of Applegate is attend­ called at James McLaren’s hen house the City Recorder's office at any time tales of wealth to be obtained in the
the following named parties deputies
Geo. W. Dunn, of Ashland, was in ing school at Forest Grove.
south lured him.
and helped themselves to three broil­ before 4 o’clock Jan, 20th, 1913.
our city on business Tuesday.
H enry G. D ox ,
In company with his brother, McVay for the purpose of issuing hunting and
Ed. Learned of Medford ws amon if- ers. Next day Mr. McLaren succeeded
-,
City
Recorder.
Ralph Jennings of Applegate was in Jacksonville friends Tuesday.
in 1854. journeyed down the coast to angling licenses:
in running the chicken fanciers down
T. H. Simpson, Hardware Store,
town for a short time Tuesday.
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mouth
of
Rogue
river
where
they
be
­
and
compelled
them
to
reimburse
him
W. R. Coleman and R. B. Dow were
came the original owners of the fam­ Ashland, Ore.
to the extent of $30. Ten dollars per
Judge Dunn of Barron was a Tues­ Thursday visitors at Medford.
To Plant 300 Acres in Prunes. ous sand mines that gave Gold Beach
E. R. Grieve, Cigar Store, Ashland,
fowl
is
rather
a
fancy
price
to
pay
for
day visitor at the county seat.
Joseph Marttn was a business visitor
Ore.
its
name.
Wealth
was
within
their
poultry.
G. F. Billings of Ashland was in at Medford one day this week.
Wayne Leever, HardwareStore, Cen­
Roseburg, Or., Jan. 6.—What will be grasp when the Rogue river war broke tral Point, Ore.
Jacksonville on business Tuesday.
Carl Margreiter spent the holidays
out,
and
thev
escaped
from
the
Indians
one of the largest orchards in Douglas
Glen Agee of Rock Point was in at his home on Poorman’s creek.
Wm. Von der Hellen, Hardware
Parents’ and Teachers’ Meet.
county will be planted at Ten Mile this only after they had seen their build­ Store, Eagle Point, Ore.
Jacksonville on business Tuesday.
.
I
Dr. E. H. Porter of Medford was in
ings
and
mining
ditches
destroyed.
spring and fall by C. H. Campbell, his
H. D. Reed, Cigar Store, Gold Hi!',
Mrs. L. R. Phipps of Medford was Jacksonville on business Saturday.
Continuing their travels on down the
Tho regular meeting of the Parent’s I three sons, son-in-law and daughter.
Ore.
in Jacksonville on business Monday.
coast
they
discovered
the
famous
Dol
­
Henry Hazwell of Medford was
and Teachers’ Association was held | The orchard will occupy about 300
O. H. Johnson, of the Garnett-Corey
an mines at Pistol river, remaining
Ray Ward of Griffin creek was call­ town on a business trip Thursday.
; Friday afternoon. Thirty-three par- I acres and will be planted exclusively
Co., Medford, Ore.
there
until
1858,
when
another
Indian
ing on Jacksonville friends Sunday.
Mrs. D. H Leetch left Saturday for I ents and patrons were present. Miss I to Italian prunes. A large dryer will
H. G. Nicholson, Medford Fumitu-e
outbreak resulted in the destruction of
O. N. Nelson left recently on a trip Iowa, where she will visit relatives.
Gillette’s pap.Is gave the first four num - be erected on the premises to handle
&
Hardware Co., Medford, Ore.
to Spokane and other northern points.
I the crop If plans materialize the Ten their plant, and in the fight that en­
Mrs. Helen Gale of Medford was a bers of the program.
R. L. Ewing, of the Ewing Gun
sued
during
their
escape
James
Mc
­
Orlando Rose of Applegate was a recent guest of Mis. M. M. Taylor.
The subject of the afternoon was the Mile district wdl become one of the
Store. Medford, Ore.
Vey was wounded by a riflle bullet.
caller in Jacksonville Saturday even­
“
High
Cost of Living.” Mr. Hum- most important fruit growing sections
E. G. Coleman, Store, Phoenix, Ore.
Mrs. Nettie Thompson was visiting
After
recovery
from
his
wound
Mc
­
ing.
mell gave a very good talk on the sub- of Douglas county.
Louis Brown, Talent Mercantile Co.,
Medford friends Monday afternoon.
Vay
returned
to
Missouri,
where
he
I ject, “How May We Get Back to Sim- I
B. F. Mulkey of Medford made a
was married, and then, acting as guide Talent, Ore.
W. R. Coleman was among the Jack­
E. A. Hildreth, Notary Public, Butte
business trip to Jacksonville Wednes­ sonville people in Medford Wednesday. [pie Living.”
piloted a large party across the tilans
j Very interesting readings were given | Roseburg io Have Mire Carriers
Falls,
Oregon.
day.
to the section now known as Curry
Benj. M. Collins was visiting rela­
B. M. Shoudy, Gun Store, Ashland,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reeve spent tives at Sams Valley Saturday night. : by Mrs. Abbott, Mr* Thompson and (
county, where they located. In the
’ Mrs. Gall on the subjects of “Wom-
a few hours in Medford one day this
Roseburg, Or., Jan. 6.—Roseburg is early ‘70s McVay moved to the Smith Orc.
‘
‘
Royal
Economy,
”
“
Thrift
’
Mrs.
J.
W.
Pelton
of
Medford
was
!
an
’
s
Job,
”
week.
likely to have a motor cycle mail carri- river country, where he established e
visiting Jacksonville friends Tuesday. I and “What One Woman Did in Her
Don’t he -urprised if you a»»« «n attack
[ er soon, and it is expected another hotel and was thus engaged at the
John OITenbocher of Applegate was
Julian Abbott left Monday evening I Town.”
of rheumni'otn ibis >| ring. Juot rub Ibn
i carrier will be added to the present time of his death.
in Jacksonville for a short time Wed­
The next meeting will be in the
afiècted pari» fr*ely wnh Cliamberhdn’s I.iu-
for Corvallis, where he has employ-
force, making four carriers in Rose-
nesday.
«
iment and it aiti aoou duappaar. Sold ty
evening. It is hoped that the work
ment.
I burg. At present two carriers are
Miss Daisey Miller of Grants Pass
And now we will have a little snow all desierà.
of
the
association
is
more
widely
S. G. Van Dyke of Phoenix was in
employed, but they are overburdened
was the guest of Jacksonville friends
known and that all the parents and
Jacksonville the beginning of the
with work and it is planned to extend
Tuesday.
adult friends will make a special effort
week.
the free delivery service to North
no be present at the evening meeting,
County Treasurer J a’. M. Crone­
Roseburg, West Roseburg, Hamilton
was
A.
T.
Lundgren
of
Hutton
Cal.,
miller spent Wednesday evening in
Feb. 14th.
and Waite additions. Postal Inspector
in
Jacksonville
the
beginning
of
the
Medford.
More will recommend the employment
I week.
Ben Hemstreet of Medford was in
of a carrier mounted on a motorcycle,
William
Ulrich
of
Medford
was
a
Installation of Oificers.
Jacksonville on business Saturday
as well as another regular city carrier
court house visitor Tuesday of this
evening.
to cover the outlying districts, An
week.
J. W. Opp and L. E. Bean were
early morning delivery to business
'
Officers
of
Ruth
Rebekah
lodge
were
G. F. Billings of Ashland was at the
transacting business in Jacksonville
houses is also recommended to i be in-
court
house on official business this installed at a meeting of that order eluded in the new service.
this week.
heln
in
I.
O.
O.
F.
Hall'Monday
even
­
week.
Money to loan on improved, revenue
ing, after th^ business of the evening j
Ira Dodge of Medford was at the had been transacted, ............
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producing farms, by the Bank oi
delicious refresh
Obituary.
court
house
on
business
Tuesday
of
the
Jacksonville.
ments were served. The officers who
week.
will serve for the ensuing term are:
Mrs. M. M. Taylor and Mrs. W. H.
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Taylor were the Noble Grand. Miss Flora Thompson;
Barnum yvere in Medford for a few
Margaret, the 6-year-old daughter
guests of Ashland friends and relatives left Supporter Noble Grand. Mrs. Ada
of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Koppes, of 406
hours recently.
Sunday.
Bagshaw; Right Supporter Noble Grand Beatty street, Medford, died at the
Charley Berwert, Warden Ennis and
We are revising our lists ready for the
“Curley” Wilson was the guest of Mrs. Alice Ulrich; Vice Grand, Miss Sacred Heart hospital Tuesday after­
Jack Grieve» were at Medford on busi­
spring trade. If you have real estate to dis­
Medford friends Saturday night and Fleta Ulrich; Left Supporter Vice noon of whooping cough complications,
ness Wednesday.
pose of at a fair price, place it in our hands
Sunday.
Grand, Mrs.’ Nellie Dunford; Right following an illness of two months.
Mrs. Robert Ennis and daughter,
for sale, we have a number of prospective
A. Throckmorton and James B ickley Supporter Vice Grand, Mrs. Amelia The deceased was a grand-daughter of
Miss Ruch, were in Medford the be­
buyers who expect value for their money.
of Applegate were recent visitors at Elmer; Past Grand, Mrs. Martha Mr. and Mrs. P. Normile of 406 Beatty
ginning of the week.
Norris; Warden, Mrs. Ella Walsh; street, and a niece of W. T. Normile
Medford.
We can Bell your properly at a price
Prof. W. S. Collins of Medford and
Miss Viola Zimmerman of Grants Treasurer, Mrs. Lizzie Cronemiller; ¡of the Jacobsen-Bade company of
equal
to its full value but do not want any
Mr. Bowman were calling on Jackson­
Pass visited friends in Jacksonville Recorder, Mrs. Mamie Nelson; Chap­ Portland. Mr. Koppes, until his re­
listed
at fictitious or "Boom” price.
ville friends Thursday.
lain, Mrs. Martha Abbott; Outside moval to Jacksonvill ? a year ago, and
recently.
Guard,
Alex
Norris;
Inside
Guard,
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Vincent of San
later to Medford, was a well-known
Mr. Holmes and son Clarence of
Francisco are visiting friends in Med­ Ashland visited Jacksonville friends PeterjFick.
Cleveland, O., newspaper man.
ford and Jacksonville.
If you a:e a ho.:-ewife you cannot reason
recently.
ably nope to be hea.chy or beautiful by want,
John F. Miller was notified Tuesday
Mrs. F. Kasshafer returned this
ing dishes, sweeping and doing housework
M. E. Church Notes.
that he had been appointed postmaster week from a visit with friends at San I
R. R. R.
.ill day, and crawling into lied dead tin d at
of the Jacksonville office.
night.
You
must
g
“
t
out
into
the
<>|>eii
sir
Francisco.
OFFICE: Bank of Jack­
The League Service last Sunday and sunlight. If you do tl.’s every day and
Miss Esther Kasshafer was in Jack­
sonville Bldg. Upstairs
Mrs. G. N. Dailey of Klamath Falls evening was led by Mr. Caudill. Next I keep your stomach and bowels in good order
sonville Wednesday evening on a short was the guest of Jacksonville friends
l>y taking Chamberlain’s Tablets when need
Sunday Miss Edith Hoefs will have .«I, you should become both healthy ami
visit to friends and relatives.
this week.
charge.
; beautiful. For sale by all deslera.
Wm. Campbell and Ed. Fawcett of
B. W. Talcot, city editor of the Ash­
The Woman’s Home Missionary
Hutton, Cal., were among the out of land Tidings, was at the county seat
society met at the home of Mrs. J. C.
town people in Jacksonville Thursday. on business Monday.
F. Harrington, Wednesday afternoon,
L. I. Brown, Chas Basye, Fred
Horace Venable of Applegate was at j There ‘ were fourteen ladies present,
Lewis and Bob Finney, attended the court house on official business
with Mrs E. E. Oman and daughter,
Eagle lodge at Medfonf Thursday Tuesday of this week.
Mary, ot Medford. After the business
eveniug.
A. Throckmorton of Ruch was before I session a social hour was spent. Mrs.
C. B. Wolf, editor of the Ashland the new county court on road business Abbott, on behalf of the ladies present
Record, was at the county seat Tues­ Tuesday of this week.
presented Mrs. Gillette, who is to
day and incidentally paid the Post a
Mrs. Conklin of Medford attended a leave soon, with a beautiful silver
short visit.
meeting of the Royal Neighbors held berry spoon as a mark of regard from
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Scotfield return­ in this city Tuesday.
the ladies. Bounteous refreshments
ed io their home at Tacoma, Wash.,
were
served.
Mr, Burgess, who has been appointed
Sunday, after visiting friends at Jack­
one of the deputies in Sheriff’s office
The Epworth League held its month­
sonville and Medford.
ly business meeting and social at the
will soon move to this city.
Mrs. Louis Iverson who has been
J. H. Wilson, who has been expert- home of Mr. and Mrs. Sid M. Nichol
visiting friends has returned to her ing the county books returned to his Wednesday night. After the routine
home in Calif. Her niece Miss Marion home at Corvallis recently.
business was transacted the members
Wulf accompanied her.
J. F. Brown and James Owens, played games and charades till ten
Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Brown, Misses former members of the county court o’clock, when refreshments of sand­
The Owners have no idea of selling to the Bell Telephone Monopoly or any
wiches. pickles, cake, hot chocolate,
Nell McIntyre and Flossie Dunford, were in Jacksonville Monday.
candy
and
nuts
were
served
by
the
Bob Finney and Wm. McIntyre at-
one else but intends to maintain it for the purpose of giving the people of
Mrs. L. R. Martin of Medford was hostess. The affair was most enjoy­
tended the dance at Central Point
in Jacksonville the fore part of the able and proved to all that Mr. and
Wednesday night.
the Rogue River Valley the best telephone service known.
week as the guest of Mrs. T. J. Wimer. Mars Nichol are capital entertainers.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Luy, Dr. and
John Wilson and Louis Eaton left for
Mrs. R. E Golden, Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Ulrich and Mrs. Benj. M. Col Salem Tuesday evening, in charge of California Woman Heriously Alarmed
lins attended a card party at the home prisoners, sentenced to serve terms in
“A «hort time ago I contracted a «even;
told which settled on my lunge and cauaed
of Mr. and Mrs. Blair Klum in Med- the state penitentiary.
me a great deal of annoyance. I would ha»o
f rd this week.
Mrs. James W. Gillette and family, ■.al coughing spells and my lunge were s;
The body of the late George W. with the exception of Miss Pearl Gil- rs end inflamed I began to be eerioeJy
B shford. who died of paralysis at I lette who is teaching a-hoot here, left ;. armed. A friend recommended Chamber-
Cough Remedy, Baying she had used
V nr juver, Wash., recently, was in’er- today for San Diego, Cal., where they Ir.in'e
•. for years. I bought a bottle and it re-
r i in the cemetery at this place, Mon­ will make their future home. Thev
. .1 my crmgh tho fir»t night, and in a
I was rid of the cold and enrene»« of
day afternoon
Mr. Bashford, who were accompanied by Chester Wiih- ■
war 30 vea. s of age was a resident of ingtnn, who is returning to v<„ ege at ■ y I nge,” writes Min Marie Gerber, Haw-
'.«¡¡a, Cai. For sale by all dealers.—Adver­
this valley for a great part of bis life. Berkeley.
tisement.
Sell Your
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