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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 25, 1913)
* ✓ t Butter ’"otch chews at Chapman’s. County Judge F. L. Tou Velie was counties of Oregon are producing as ment was observ'd. S. P. TRAINS DELAYED —Fwi Gwens was a Medford visitor a Friday passenger tn_Med£urd.. a few years ago- aRheagh tlie’fstnmrt-1 Miss Marian H arrington hns charge Monday. ed figures for 1912 show that some lit- i Money to loan on improved, revenue 4 of the 1.eague m acting tomorrow even Money to Idan on improved, revenue The Chapman has whipped cream center producing farms, by the Bank of S icw in Mountains Hinders tie advancement is in progress. ing. The subject will be “nfstionary producing farms, by the Bank ot chocolate. state badly needs the advent of eapi- Jacksonville. work in Africa. ” f lacktonvUlf . . Traffic. Snow Shovelers | tai to open and develop its deep-mining John Dunnington ini A. S. Klein- Alex Norris spent Saturday evening Two extra prayer meetings were held properties, many of which are lying Fresh buttered popcorn at Chapman’s at Medford. hammer this week dissolved partner Called on to Help. Tuesday and Wednesday evenings yit idle for want of means to place them Albert Gangwisch was in town Fri Mrs. Mooney was in Medford Satur ship by mutual consent. Mr. Dunning- Poole’s and Mr. Hoef's. | on a productive standing.—Ashland Mrs. ■ day. ton will hereafter be sole proprietor day evening. | Tidings. of the meat market in this city and Captain Branson, the evangelist, New line of penny goods at Chap The train service on tbe Southern Mrs. W. S. Barnum was at Medford Mr. Kleinhammer takes all property Pacific was badly demoralized on Sat man’s. who is to conduct a series of meetings Saturday evening. belonging to the co-partnership save urday by the snow and the rain. The will probably arrive here next we*j<. M. E. Church Notes. R. A. Bunch was a Monday visitor Mr. Frye was a Saturday evening and excepting the meat market. He expected to be here before, but the trains from the north were all more or at Medford. visitor at Medford. meetings where he now is, have been less late because of snow between the W’m. Jennings of Sterling was in Guy Hamper was at Grants Pass on JAMES H. TWOGOOD DEAD | Rogue and Umpqua rivers, and by 1 Rev. R. E. Dunlap preached a very ! extended thus preventing his coming town Friday. Further notice will be given business Wednesday. soft track caused by rains and snow ' interesting sermon at the M. E. church here. Luke Ryan made a business trip Two feet of snow was reported atj last Sunday morning, and the Sacra- later. Harry Helms was calling on Jack Medford Monday. Resident of Southern Oregon in tunnel nine, the other side of Grants sonville friends recently. Sheriff Singler was in Medford on I Pass, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Gall were shop business Monday, Early Fifties. Traffic on the Shasta division was ping in Medford recently. even more demoralized. The first Mrs. G. E. Neuber was a Medford c Mrs. W. T. Grieve Was the guest of trouble was the derailment of a ca- Visitor Thursday. Medford friends Saturday. James H. Twoccod, well known to boose on the Siskiyous oti Fridey after A. B. Saling of Medford was in Jack Chas. F. Dunford was a Saturday Southern Oregon pioneers, died at his noon, which delayed No. 13 in Ashland sonville Thursday. The Land of home in Boise, Idaho, early this (Sat evening passenger to Medford. until nearly 4 o’clock. That night the W. R. Coleman was at Phoenix on urday) morning. Death was due to Taylor-Williams Co. is offering you trains from the south were about ten business this week. heart failure, and the end came very hours late, 14 and 16 not going north I boys clothing at bottom prices. peacefully, the message bearing the Guy Harper was in Medford for a I M. A. Finney of Medford was among until between 3 and 4 o’clock Saturday sad news stating that he ‘‘just went to few hours Mond»y. morning. The limited followed close j his Jacksonville friends Sunday. sleep.” Wm. Campbell of Hutton, Cal., was behind them, before the track had a Henry Miller of Gold Hill was at the i I Mr. Twogood was a Southern Ore- in town Wednesday. chance to fill again, and was only about county seat on business Monday. | gon piooneer of the early 50’s and was four hours late. The southbound lim C0/SU N SET Mrs. Lewis Ulrich spent Saturday I well acquinted with the early history Miss Emma Wendt, who has been 106 OEM ft SHASTA 1 ited, Saturday morning, was also about evening at Medford. I ROUTES / of the country. ■ He was one of quite ill is again able to be about. seven hours late. Do not overlook that sale on at a family of seven, the father O. N. Nelson was one of the Jack On Saturday afternoon conditions Taylor-Williams Co. of seven children and the grandfather sonville people in Medford Saturday. were even wore. All southbound trains Ed. Bostwick was in Medford for a of seven. He is the first of his family were delayed, 13, due here at 11:35 a. Miss Lerna Jorgensen spent a few short time Wednesday. to die. One of his sisters, Mrs. Stough m., not arriving until late in the after hours in Medford Saturday eVetiing. ton P. Jones, residing in this city. Mr. noon, and No. 15 being about three George Carter of Medford was in A. L. Irwin of Ashland made a short Twogood had the distinction of being Jacksonville Thursday. hours late. Both trains 14 and 16, FROM business trip to Jacksonville Tuesday. the oldest member of the B. P. O. E. from the south, were annulled because Chas. Gay of Medford was a county PORTLAND ROSEBURG ALBANY will I lodge in Idaho. Funeral services Mrs. Mike Spanos of Medford was | of a big land slide the other side of > seat visitor Wednesday. OREGON CITY CORVALLIS GRANTS in Jacksonville on business Wednesday. | be conducted under auspices of the Dunsmuir.—Ashland Tidings. Mrs. R. E. Golden was visiting Med WOODBURN MEDFORD MCMINNVILLE Nelson Pursel snd Wm. Loudon were I Elks of that state. ford friends Wednesday. in Jacksonville and Medford Monday, i SALEM ASHLAND EUGENE Yon can order cut flowers and pot OREGON METAL PRODUCTION Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Fulton spent a i and from other Main Line and Branch Line Points to Notice of Dissolution. ted plants at Chapman’s. Los Angeles, Colton, Pasadena, Riverside, San Barnadino nnd other few hours in Medford Saturday even Notice is hereby given that that Sheriff Aug, Singler ma le a business California points with stop-overs in either direction and ing. certain partnership heretofore existing trip to Medford Saturday. Jackson County Third in A moi. nt long ret urn limit. Herman Offenbacher of Applegate j “Dad” Garrett drove into town was in -Jacksonville and Medford Mon-' between Arthur S. Kleinhammer and John Dunnington, trading and doing of Gold Mined. THROUGH TRAIN SERVICE DAILY from Buncom Wednesday. day. business as Kleinhammer and Dunning San Francisco Express: With Observ tionCar. Pullman Standard anil Tourist Sleep- Mrs. C. D. Stout was a Medford Mrs. J. H. Bellinger of Medford was \ ton, is this day, by mutual consent, ’ " in# Car and all-steel high back seat day coaches and visitor Tuesday afternoon. For several years there has been a I Dining Car* the guest of Jacksonville friends Sun- ’ dissolved. John Dunnington under the . decline in the metallic output of the Mrs. Adam Schmidt was the guest day. California Express: With Standard a »¿Tourist Sleeping Cars, all-steel high back firm dissolution is the owner of the . state of Oregon, more especially in its ' seat day coacheb and Dining Car. of Medford relatives Friday. Frank Neil of Derby visited at the j City Meat Market in Jacksonville, Ore , gold and silver, but preliminary returns All trains connect at San Franc ico with through Eastern trains Mrs. Ella Cook is visiting Mrs. Dora home of his father, J. R. Neil, this gon, and all accounts due said City via Ogden or south through Los Angeles and the Sunset Route . for 1912 show that this has now been Saltmarsh of Little Applegate. Meat Market are payable to the week. For fares, sleeping car accommodations, ti kets or literature on California, call on All accounts checked, according to Charles G. Yale A.'J. Vance of the Home Telephone Mrs. Chas. Prim and daughter, Miss I said John Dunnington. nearest Apent. or write of the United States Geological Sur due by said City Meat Market are pay Co.,{was in our city Friday. Leila are reported on the sick list this John M. Scott, General Passeng -r Agent, Portland, Oregon able by John Dunnington. All property vey. The mine repua-t of the Survey Everett Wall of Medford was calling week. for 1911 showed afi output of gold belonging to said co-partnership of on Jacksonville friends Monday. Will Hanna of Seattle visited at the every name, nature and kind, save and valued at $633,407 and 45,221 ounces of Miss Kate Demaree of Oakland, Cal. home of his brother, H. K. Hanna, except the City Market, is the proper silver. The preliminary returns for is visiting friends near this city. this week. 1912 indicate that the Oregon yield ty of Arthur S. Kleinhammer. Roy Ulrich spent a short time in C. S. Sanderson of Central Point Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this . was about $657,000 in gold and 86,951 ounces of silver, a marked advance In Medford Wednesday on business. transacted business at the county seat 24th, day of January, A. D. 1913. the silver output. Moreover, the smelt Bill Anderson of Applegate was in Thursday. J ohn D unnington . Jacksonville and Medford Monday. A. S. K leinhammer . ers received about 100,000 pounds of Attorney A. C. Hough of Grants copper, compared with 93,196 pounds ~ - Ed. Faucett of the Blue Ledge was Pass was at the court house on busi in 1911, and 38,000 pounds of lead, ness Monday. • recent visitor at the county seat. County Treasurer’s forty-seventh ! whereas there was no yield of lead in For your c ockery and glassware see i Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Brown of the U. 1911. More placers are being worked Call. Taylor-Williams Co. line. Special S. Hotel were in Medford Saturday. I than fr rmerly in Oregon, mainly by | Geo. E. Neuber was among the Jack prices on now. | hydraulic methods. The grade of ore I Berj. M. Collins, cashier of the Bank sonville people in MedforJ Saturday. State of Oregon, County of Jackson, in the deep mines has been much low- i er than formerly, although more of it | Wm, Ulrich of Medford transacted of Jacksonville made a business trip to Trersury Department. Notice is hereby given that there are is treated. The lowering oí the aver- j business at the sheriff’s office Thursday. Medford Friday. Mns Flossie Dunford and Wm. Mc funds on hand for the redemption of i age tonnage value is due to the large ; Lin P.umlev and wife, of Poorman’s creek were in Jacksonville Thursday. Intyre attend the theater in Medford all County Warrants protested from : quantities of old tailings handled, their i Saturday evening. October 8tli, 1910, to November 4th [ average yield ueing taken with that of Miss Esther Kasshafer of Medford 1910, both dates inclusive. Also war the new ore in making up the totals Attorney W. P. Mealey of Medford We are revising our lists ready for the visited Jacksonville relatives Sunday. was at the county seat on professional rants numbered as follows:- 8213, 8214, j and average values. spring trade. If you have real estate to dis Mf. and Mrs. Frank Cameron were The largest producer of gold in Ore- 8215, 8216, 8217, 8219, 8220, 8221, 8222, business Thursday. pose of at a fair price, place it in our hands in town Saturday and Sunday, Call ! gon is Baker county, as has been the 1 for sale, we have a number of prospective C. E. Evans, a prominent merchant 8223, 8224, 8225, 8226, 8227, 8228, 8230, again. j case for some years. Following in ! buyers who expect value for their money. of Weed, Cal., was at the court house 8231, 8232, 8233, 8014. 8106, 8250, 8062, ! order of rank are Josephine, Jackson, ! Mrs. Frank Johnson of Grants _ Pass 8115, 8054, 8118, 8119, 8249, 8124, 8244, is visiting her friend, Mrs. W. c. on business Thursday. We can sell your property at a price 8041, 8251, 8057, 8060, 8031, 8142, 8164, 1 Grant, Lane and Malheur counties, j Dr. J. W. Robinson has returned to . 8180, 8182, 8246, 8196, 8169, 8183, 8155, Eleven counties of the state are now j Deneff. equal to its full value but do not want any Jacksonville and will manage his drug 8111, 8127, 8248, 8069, 8088. listed at fictitious or "Boom” price. Pro producing gold, Josephine leading in Attorney B. F. Mulkey was in Jack store here for some time. Interest the production of placer gold, and I tested November 5th. 1910. sonville on professional business Wed "A* . Sixty tier of wood for $2 per tier at ! ceases on the above called warrants Baker in that from deep mines. In nesday. yard in Jacksonville. Address 717 I this 25th day of January, 1912. silver yield Baker county holds first U. S’. Collins, principal of the, Med N. Riverside, Medford, Ore. I I rank. Most of the ore in Oregon is J ’ a ------ . m .: s •* M. " C ------------------ ronemiller , ford school was in our city on business Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson of Grants Treasurer of Jackson County, Oregon. ' milled, very little of it being shipped I Thursday. R. R. R. to smelters for reduction. Neither the I Pass were visiting in town this week, i Lincoln McCormick of Medford was southwestern nor the northeastern | the gue9t of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence OFFICE: Bank of Jack amqng the strangers in Jacksonville Oregon Sidelights. Brown. sonville Bldg. Upstairs Thursday, For no .-less ot toe muscles, whether in Mr. and Mrs. Worden Ennis are re duced bv violent exercise or injury, there i | D. H. Cronemiller was among the ceiving congratulations on tbe birth of The City council of Eugene has abol veiling better -linn Charberlain’sLinimei i Jacksonville people in Medford Satur a daughter. The young lady arrived I ished the volunteer fire department . h!s liniment also relie-ea rueiimatic pain- • day evening. Tuesday. and established a paid department of Clint Dunnington is at present at Mr. and Mrs. Miles Cantrail were at 1 B*x members. Chico, Cal., employed in the Diamond Medford Tuesday. They visited Mrs. I With elaborate ceremonies the mort- Match Factory. R. B. Dow, who is receiving treatment gage representing the last of the in- John Renault, attended installation at the hospital in that city. debtedness against the new First Bap- of officers of the G. A. R. at Central Miss Kate Buckley of Aoplegate , tist church at Albany was burned last Point last week. passed through Jacksonville Wednes Monday night. C. Gelatin, a fire warden of Little day en route to Medford, where she Baker Herald: If you want to know Applegate district, was a county seat will visit friends for a few days. if Baker county can raise hay, go to visitor Thursday. Mrs. R. B. Dow is reported much Haines arid see the thousands of tons Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rentner of imoroved in health and her many of hay stored there waiting for Medford were the guests of Jackson- friends are pleased to learn that she right time to sell. ville relatives Sunday. On account of pressing private will return home in tbe near future. fairs Frank Ira White, who was R. S. and S. S. Bullis of Olean, N. Bruce Buck, who is taking treat Y, passed through town this week en ment for rheumatism with Dr. Lock cently elected presidentof the Klamath chamber of commerce, has resigned. route to the Sterling mine. wood of Medford, was in town Sunday. Mr. end Mrs. Ha) Harrington spent His friends were pleased to 3ee him Charles Graves has been chosen to suc ceed him, Sunday with Mrs. Harrington's par much improved. Pendleton East Oregonian: Pendle ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Norris. Dr. Calvin S. White of Portland, The Owners have no idea of selling to the Bell Telephone Monopoly or any A. B. Cornell of Grants Pass, agent secretary of the state board of health, ton ships flour across the world and is likewise famous throughout the globe for the Oregon I>fe Insurance Co., who is conferring with teachers and one else but intends to maintain it for the purpose of giving the people of for the Pendleton Indian robes and for waa calling on local people Friday. parents of Southern Oregon in regard the Roundup. Quite a world center J. W. Opp has moved back to the to communicable disease,, delivered for a small city. the Rogue River Valley the be3t telephone service known. Opp mine and will commence work an address at the school house Friday Grass Valley Journal: A county •gain as soon as the weather permits. afternoon. bridge will be built across the John < Millie Bish, a young Medford girl 1 Members of the ‘‘500” club were Day river at a point known as Cotton afflicted «ith epileptic firs, was com entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J wood canyon, to be built jointly by mitted to the state insane asylum at Ulrich at their home in this city Tues- ’ Sherman and Gilliam counties. It will Sal • o by County Judge Tou Velle this day evening. Cards were the even- ■ c,wt *orT,etI‘inK $5600. week. , ing's am isement until a late hour* F°sQil Journal: From the fact that crops of Wheeler county never A party of Medford Elks, consisting when refreshments were served by the the fail, we have iorg suspected that our o; A. C. Burgess F. E. Pottinger, h stoss. Those present were: Mr. annual rainfall was bigger than w e all Martin Roddy and Grover Cnrv in were and Mrs. Plain Kh'm of Msdford, M-. thought it wn, rnd now we know it. , i When these facts b ecome better known in Jacksonville Tuesday, via' ire Coun and Mm. Renj. M. Coll’rs. f bl»ti I, the r^ah f r WI.ee er county ty Recorder Fred L. Coiviy, a ho t as Mrs. H. Luy, Dr. and Mu. lards, now the cheapejt in the state, bj»i> ill for some time. Golden. will be on in earnest.—Journal. LOCAL NEWS CALIFORNIA Sunshine and Flowers LOW ROUND TRIP FARES Sell Your ßy listing it with us Rogue River Realty Co JacksonvilZe, Ore Be Not Deceived The Home Telephone Company oí Southern Oregon is STRICTLY INDEPENDEN7 Are you supporting you¡ HOM: COMPANY Telephone & T?legraoh Co of Sauthren Oregon I: I -I
