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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 22, 1913)
LOCAL NEWS Wm. Campbell visited the county Bill Anderson of Applegate was in J. W. Copeland, of Dayton, Ohio, pur- The American Bonding Co. of Ha i- Payment of Taxes. seat recently. ha>*d a hottie of Chamberlain’*! Cough j town Monday,.... more wiTTgo on "your bond and wriW* Reined r for his boy who had a cold, and be Marsh Baldwin of Applegate was at Frank E. Bybee was a Medford fore the bottle was :<! used the boy’s eqld j. burglary insurance. •» Money to loan on improved, revenue Payment of taxes commences March wzr gone, is that no bett»r lhan to pav a I I visitor Tuesday. | the county seat Monday. producing farms, by the Bank of five dollar doctor’s bill? Sold hy all dealers. I D. W. B agshaw . Agent. Prof. Beach, the music teacher, was 1st, 1913. lacksonville. Blue Stone and Seed wheat and oats Next Saturday, March 1st, 1913 the ■ a Jacksonville visitor Tuesday. Mrs, Ai Reeve was in Medford re Taylor-Williams Co. 1 payment of taxes will commence at the Harry Wulf of Forest Creek was a Shetiff's office- and those who desire to cently Henry Maury spent Wednesday Monday visitor at Jacksonville. Help Fight the get in early and avoid the rush may do Mr». E. J. Kubli spent Wednesday evening at Medford. Bob Ray of Ruch was at the county so. The total tax payable to the in M-edford. G. H. Billings of Ashland was at the seat the beginning of the week. Sheriff this year amounts to about Mrs. D. G. Pierce spent Thursday in court house this week. O. H. Lawlor of Medford transacted $706,012.61. Following are the rules Jacksonville. Mrs Coulter was a Tuesday morn ' business at the court house Monday. relative to tax payments: Guy Harper was in Medford on busi ing passenger to Medford. 1. If you pay your taxes on or be- Misses Flossie Dunford and Nell Citizens of the state are urged to inform themselves regarding ness Wednesday. fore March 15 you will be allowed a Attorney Gus Newbury of Medford McIntyre autoed to Medford Sunday. this plague which is causing great suffering among boys and young See Taylor-Williams Co. for Home attended circuit court Monday. men, and especially among the innocent girls and women ot tbe state. rebate of 3 per cent. Misses Alice Hoefs and Mabel Henry grown alfalfa seed. Parents are urged to protect their children, and provide clean, whole 2 If you pay your taxes between j Mr. and Mrs. Benj. M. Collins spent spent a few hours in Medford Sunday. some information in place of the unclean misinformation they cannot March 15 and up to and including the W. S. Barnum was in Ashland for a Tuesday afternoon at Medford. now help getting. Frank Cameron of Applegate was a first Monday in April, there will not be short time Sunday. Send for any of the following Mrs. J. W. Opp of Medford spent business visitor in Jacksonville Monday. anv rebate allowed and neither will Miss Gretchen Puhi was a recent Wednesday at the county seat. ) FREE CIRCULARS G. A. Morrison of Washington visit there be any penalty or interest added. | visitor at Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jenings were at ed at the home of C. D. Thompson this For Young Men 3. If your taxes are not paid on or Mrs. 0. N. Nelson was a Wednesday the county seat one day this week. week. before the first Monday in April, they Circular No. 2—The Four Sex Lies. visitor at Medford. Amos McKee of Applegate was in Circular No. 9 Se^ Truths for Men. Miss Leslie Madden of Portland, was i will become delinquent, when there Lin Rumley of Poorman’s creek was Jacksonville and Medford Thursday. calling on old time friends in Jackson will be added a penalty of ten per cent ( For Older Boys (13 to 18 yrs. of age) in the city Thursday. I and the tax will also draw interest at Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Wolf of Myrtle ville Thursday. Circular No. 8— Virility and Physical Development. W. O. Garrett of Little Applegate Creek was in Jacksonville Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Art Kleinhammer of the rate of 12 per cent per annum in For Younger ¿toys , > was in town Monday. I Mrs. M. E. Abbott and daughter Applegate were in the city for a few ' addition to the penalty. Circular No. 7 The Secret of Strength. 4. If you pay one-half of your taxes j Don’t over lock those special sales were Saturday passengers to Medford. hours Thuasday. Ki For Girls on or before the first Monday in April, 4 at Taylor-Williams Co. Attorney Oliver Brown of Grants Wm. McDaniel of Applegate was at Circular No. 4— A Plain Talk with Girls About Tlìéir health. i Mr. and H. Venable of Applegate the county seat the middle of the week Pass transacted business at the sheriff’s the the remaining half may run up to For Young Women and including the first Monday in Oc were in town Saturday. office Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Harrington of Circular No. 10— Physical Development, Marriage and Motherhood tober following, but if the last half of Mrs, Walter Kentner was visiting Medford spent Sunday in Jacksonville. Heiman Offenbacher of Applegate tax due is not paid by the first Mon For Parents I'.- Medford friends recently. A. E. J. Percival of Medford was was in Jacksonville on business rhe day in October, it becomes delinquent, Circular No. /—The Need for Education in Sexual Hygiene. Miss Jssie McCully was in Medford i calling on Jacksonville friends Thurs-j j first of the week. and there will be added to such balance Circular No. 3 When and How to Tell the Children for a few hours Wednesday. i Mrs. Jones of Ross Lane, mother of a penalty of ten per cent and in addi day. Circular No. 5—A List of Books for Use in the Family on Sex. ! ex-sheriff W. A. Jones was a Jackson- tion, shch balance will bear interest at Sheriff Aug. D. Singler was in Med- Sam Baussum, formerly of this city, the rate of 12 per cent per annum from ford on business Wednesday. was in Jacksonville the forepart of the i ville visitor Sunday. Send 2-cent stamp with your address to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Jones and son, the first Monday in April until paid. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Taylor were week. Department D. 5. On all personal taxes, if one-half Saturday visitors at Medford. William Murphy of Ashland was a | Don Newbury of Ross Lane were in The Oregon State Board of Health is not paid on or before the first Mon Sheriff Aug. D. Singler was in Med- visitor at the county seat one day this I Jacksonville Sunday. day in April, the law compels the 703 Selling building, Portland, Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Harmon cf week. ford the forepart of the week. sheriff to levy upon and collect the Josephine county visited relatives in W. I. Vawter of Medford was in Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Grieve autoed same after May 1st, hence to prevent Jacksonville on professional business Jacksonville Thursday. to Medford Monday afternoon. a levy upon personal property after Curley Wilson was among the audi Mrs. George Provost of Medford Monday. May 1st it will be necessary for one- ence who heard Bishop Cook talk at Mrs. Gertrude Norton and Miss Flo »pent Saturday in Jacksonville. half to be paid <s above stated. Medford Tuesday evening. 6. If the taxes are not paid either I. C. Pelton of Table Rock drove in Thompson spent Sunday evening at S. E. Dunnington is confined to his naif or in full by August 1st, the fa Medford. to Jacksonville Friday morning. District Attorney E. E. Kelly was room with a verp severe cold and chills property will be advertised, which cost Mr. and Mrs, C. D. Stout spent a fa at the court house Monday on official and Ed. Helms is also under the will be added to the tax. few hours in Medford Saturday. weather. 7. If the taxes are not paid by Oc- business. We have Secured the Agency for (C Earl Bostwick of Applegate was a Dave Duncan left Tuesday evening tober 1st, a delinquent certificate may Attorney W. E. Phipps of Medford Jacksonville visitor Wednesday. for Vancouver, B. C. It is rumored be issued for same which bears in I Miss Fleta Ulrich and Ries Chapman attended Fridays’s session of the cir that Dave will have company on the terest at the rate of 15 per cent per % THE cuit court. were in Medford Tuesday evening. return trip. annum. A Line of High-Class Preparations Judge Withington of Medford was at 8. County warrants will be accepted C. M. Ruch, the merchant of Ruch Elmer L. Bashford of Portland, the court house on professional busi to the amount of $3.30 on $1000 valua was a county seat visitor Thursday. SEE OUR WINDOW formerly a resident of this section, was ness Friday. shaking hands with old friends in this tion instead of $1.90 on $1000 as hereto Ed. Bostwick spent the greater part M. E. Collins, manager cf Mason city Thursday. fore collected. of the week in the Ap piegate valley. Ehrman & Co. of Medford was in the 9. 1912 tax statements sent out will County Recorder Fred L. Colvig , Cijnt Galliton, the deputy assessor city Thursday. visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. become official receipts when returned was in town Wednesday on business. Chauncy Florey, -deputy assessor, and signed by the collector. Therefore See Taylor-Williams Co. for your was a business visitor at Medford the W. Colvig, at Grants Pass for a few do not fail to return statements with days this week. red clover, timothy and rye grass seeds beginning of the week. your remittance. Will Bostwick of Applegate, sold Charles Wade of Centralia, Wash., A ug . D. S ingler , Mr. and Mrs. Adam Schmidt were 10J sacks of beans at 3% cents to visited Jacksonville relatives this week. I in Medford Sunday, the guest of Mr. Sheriff and Tax Collector .Mason Ehrman of Portland and is de Mr. and Mrs. Harry Helms visited and Mrs. B. E. Haney. livering them at Medford. Jacksonville friends Sunday afternoon. Miss Mabel Henry, who has been at The Jacksonville-Auplegate stage Sign For Extended Session. Mr». Jas. M. Cronemiller was in Phoenix, visited relatives and friends line, operated by James Rock, changed Medford for a short time Wednesday. in this city this week. hands the beginning of the week, Mesdames O. Harbaugh and Jane Gene Thompson being the purchaser. Mr. Kunsellman, a Medford photog Salem, Ore., Feb. 18. It is reported rapher was in Jacksonville Wednesday. Welch were among the Jacksonville He took charge Monday morning. that, twenty- two senators and forty- Frank Schneider of Applegate was a people in Medford Friday. Among the Jacksonville people who two members of the house have today Mrs. H. C. Gallup, Mrs. T. W. Ful attended the Nordica concert at Med signed an agreement by which the business visitor in Jacksonville Thurs ton and Miss Myra Gallup were shop ford last Friday evening were: Mr. present session of the legislature will day. L. Neidermeyer of North Jackson ping in Medford Tuesday. and Mrs. J. Percy Wells, Misses Marv be extended five days. The matter W. A. Mead of Spokane is in town, S. Hurst, Lulu Williams and Emma has not yet come up for a vote, but ville was a Saturday visitor at Med number of signatures to the agreement enroute to Steamboat, where he will Wendt. ford. indicates that it will receive lavorable look after mining interest. S. M. Carpenter of Sterling precinct action when a resolution is introduced. Attorney Fred W. Mears of Medford Mrs. Fred Luy, who has been visit was in Medford Sunday. He reports was in Jacksonville Thursday on busi ing her sister. Mrs. Chas. Prim of this that the dancing party held at the ness. OVER 65 YEARS' Dunford farm house Friday evening P. E. Austin of Salem spent several city, was ir. Medford Monday. EXPERIENCE Circuit court reconvened at the court was a success, nearly forty couples be days with Jacksonville relatives this house in this city Monday morning, ing in attendance.- Tribune. week. Miss Stella Levy was one of the with a long list of cases to be tried. James Rock, Sr., James Rock, Jr. John Norling, formerly of this city, and Cale Springer who recently pur Jacksonville ladies in Medford Wed- is a member of the orchestra at one of chased some mining property in the nesday. T rade M aras Gerking & Harmon, Medford phote the leading theaters at Stockton, Cal. Steamboat district from Thomas Moss, D esigns Luke Ryan, who has been visiting have incorporated a company and will artists, had business in Jacksonville C opyrights 4c. Anyone sending a Rketch and description may the northern part of the state returned work their claims in the near future. Tuesday. quid ly ascertain our opinion free whether an invent Ion is probably patentable. Communica to Jacksonville the beginning of the Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kleinhammer of tions At rictly continent hxi. HANDBOOK on Patent« Pat Hagen, former manager of the Bent free. Oldest ntrency for securing patente. Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive Buncotn were visitors at Jacksonville week. rock quarry at this place fcr Twohy Mr. Barzee and daughter are in Bros, is reported ill at Lewiston, Mon epecial notice. without charge, in the Saturday. »♦ Mrs. Henry Thomas formerly of Jacksonville this week. The little girl tana. His many friends hope for the weekly. Largest efr- Medford visited friends at Jacksonville is receiving medical attendance from best and think if he would return to A handsomely 111 utrnted ittiftc journal. Terms 13 “ a ..... ‘ * ....... .. ** ■ i-L bold Ly ull newsdealers. year ; four rr. Dr. Golden. to Jacksonville it would improve his this week. *C lOroadway, Hew York Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Costir of Al condition forthwith. ML Branch ’M • f Pat Swayne of Applegate was in !-• Kt... Washington. D. C. Jacksonville and Medford on business bany who have been visiting friends in Jacksonv:lle returned to their home Wednesday. Weather Report. Thursday evening. Harry Luy wont to Applegate Sun Wm. Facklam, B. W. Huston and i day fishing, and as usual the big ones George Hershbergea, of Willow Following is the report of U. S. Vol all got away. Springs transacted business at the unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt; Chauncey Florey «pent Saturday court house Friday. Jacksonville, for month of January, evening and Sunday with friends at Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Bunch of Med- Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi Eagle Point. ford celabrated Mr. Bunch’s 81st birth tude 123 deg. 5 min. west. Mrs. B. E. Haney of Medford visited day Sunday at the home of their son, DATE MAXI- MINI- PKEC P II Op DAV MUM TAIN MUM her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Adam R. A. Bunch, in this city. Schmidt this week. 2S 39 I 1 ........ WANTED—Young person to copy in 2 ........ 3.9 41 Wm. Startevant of Brownton, Minn, 3i 42 3 ........ formation from public records at 4 .......... 27 ¿5 part cN/udv spent Sunday at the home of his cl »u I- ii 29 Court Honse. Address K. E. Pusey, 5 ........ 9 27 part cN ' d • fi ...... cousin,.R, 4- Bunch. 316 Spalding Bl lg.. Portland, Oregon. 7 ........ C.C4 33 i .09 2» 41 27 8 .......... Benj. M. Collins of the Bank of 25 clu'J 1 9 ........ Postmaster John F. Miller journeyed Jacksunvule was calling on bis Apple iJ Z* in .......... 38 ¡9 to Ashland Sunday to meet his niece. II.......... gate f.-lends Thursday. 32 4' 1 .35 12 .......... Miss Dorland Robinson, who is spend H 33 37 i JO Miss Lillian Muller of Selma, Jose ing a few days wtth Jacksonville rela h ...... :;1 37 3 > 4L is ...... phine county visited relatives living in tives and friends. The Owners have no idea of selling to the Bell Telephone Monopoly or any 23 4 1G .......... • 85 2<; li Jacksonville this week. 17 .......... 44 30 Mr. Morgan of California a brother- 1< one else one intends to maintain it for the purpose of giving the people of .0 trace Mr. Harmon, proprietor of the Peer 19 .......... 23 in-law of Oscar Lewis, was calling on 45 «• ...... less Bakery of Medford, was a count) 2-i .<* .......... the Rj ;ue River Valley the best telephone service known. Jacksonville relatives and friends 21 2b »5 .01 22 ... seat visitor Wednesday.- JW 35 .36 Thursday. He attended the forest 23 .......... 41 .......... E»rl Fry, representing the Murphy- rangers convention held at Medford 21 33 4i 08 25 31 ÌH Calendar Co., was «allir.g on local} this week. 2fi :U> 2» 27 .......... basiness houses Thursday. , .33 2¿ ........ I Henry Wendt, who conducts a stage i 28 35 25 29 ........ ■ John Dunnington expects to move | Zb 36 i 30 .......... line between JacKsonville and Watkins 31 24 36 his family in his new reside-Ke on was notified this week that the U. 8. Temperature —me*-' max. 36.74.mi ■■■■ Srd street in the near future. a government had granted him an in- trir 26:16; mean 31 15 Ma>[. 41 ori 2.. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goldsbyof Bun- 1 crease of *21.09 per year in salary for v in were transacting business with ' carrying the mails. This raise in pa 1 17 and 18, rn in. 9 on 6. Gre atest daily range 19. Toni preripic i'.io::, 5 25 . . . sonville met ehanls Tuesday. is due to the fact that the postoffi e a; 1 ¡¡telivi. Gr _ai.3t n 2-> hours. 1.26J Leslie W. Starsell, assistant cashier Watkii.s was moved some tim-’ ag , 1 kid'U, J U. A Uuui I «All I 1.IJU.V, 21 fuel. . 8 oi the Bank cf Jacksonville made a giving Mr. Wendt’s route uikiition Number of clear lays. 1; part cloudy, **»>■<. e-A/* 9; cloudy 21. basin»*» trip to Medford Wednesdsy. | milsge. Great Red Plague nyal family remedies CITY DRUG STORE Scientific JStnericati. The Ho ne Telephone Compony of Southern Oregon is STRICTLY INDEPENDENT Are you supporting your HOMS COMPANY Ti? H yiií Talephri & Telegraph Co. of Southren Oregon.
