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Benj. M. Collins spent Saturdav (
Career of the Presiden'
W. R. Coleman spent Wednesday at
evening and Sunday with friends at
Medford.
Erve Pool was a Medford visitor Ruch.
Born at Staunton, Va., Dec. 28, 1856,
Wm. Cameron of Applegate was in
Thursday.
W. H._McDaniel was a caller Satur
the son of Rev. Jos.-ft; and Mrs Jessie
Jacksonville
for
a
short
timé
th
s
day evening. "
R. B. Dow was a passenger to Med- '
Woodrow Wilsun.
week.
Passed his boyhood in the south, re
Mrs. Bail visited friends in Jackson ford Monday.
ville this week.
See Taylor-Williams Co. for Home | D. S. Pierce and son of Poorman’s siding at Augusta, Gn., Columbia, S.
creek were recent business visitors at C., and Wilmington, N. C., where his
Mrs. G. Bi’ Neuber visited California grown alfalfa seed.
Medford.
father occupied pulpits.
points tMs week.
Jos. Martin was a recent business
Oscar Dunford and “Toots” Thomp
Entered Princeton college in 1879
visitor
at
Medford.
Jo« Johnson was a passenger to
son were Monday evening visitors at and was graduated with high honors
Medford Monday.
H. C. Gallup made a business trip Medford.
four years later.
I
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich autoed to to Medford Monday.
Entered the law department of the
Lewis Ulrich and Ries Chapman
Miss Fleta Ulrich spent Friday with
Medford Sunday.
maud a fishing trip to Applegate Wed University of Virginia in the fall of'
Roy Ulrich and Ries Chapman autoed friends at Applegate.
1879 at.d received his diploma in 1881. |
nesday.
to Medford Tuesday.
Mrs. J. E. Davis was in Medford
Opened a law office in Atlanta in
Joe Hitch who has been at Seattle
Mrs. Oscar Dunford waa a Medford for a few hours Sunday.
for some time returned to Jacksonville May, 1882, and continued his profession
there for eighteen months.
Don’t over lock those special sales this week.
visitor Wednesday.
Married, June 24, 1885, to Miss Helen J
Ed. Helms was a Sunday afternoon ! at Taylor-Williams Co.
Sheriff Aug. D. Singler and “Curley” Louise Axson of Savannah, and later I
County
Clerk
G..A.
Gardner
was
a
visitor at Medford.
Wilson were calling on Medford frierds in the same year became profesarr if
County court held regular monthly , recent visitor at Medford.
Monday evening.
history amt political economy at Bryn I
George Culy of Talent was in Jack
meeting this week.
Misses Mary Bagshaw and Vera i Mawr.
Miss Cora Thomas was among the sonville on business Friday.
and Jewell Bailey were Saturday visi-
Remained at Bryn Mawr three 1
Henry. Barneburg of Ashland was a tors at Medford.
local people in Medford.
I years, when he resigned to accept a
I similar professorship at Wesleyan
Miss Flossie Dunford and Wm.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bellinger spent Jacksonville visitor Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Luy were Med Intyre were auto passengers to Med university.
Tuesday in Jacksonville.
Published his first book in 1885, on
ford Monday evening.
Mrs. W. S. Barnum was a Medford ford visitors Sunday afternoon.
Miss Kate Buckley of Applegate is "Congressional Government,” which
visitor Saturday evening.
Amos Walker of Medford spent a
engaged as nurse for S. E. Dunning- made for him a name as a scholar and
J. L. Rowe of Sam’s Valley- was at hours in Jacksonville Wednesday.
thinker on political questions.
ton,
who is seriously ill.
the county seat Tuesday.
Len Harris of Chico, Cal., was among
His next book, "The State,” pub
FOR SALE—The History of Oregon
D. H. Cronemiller drove to Central the strangers in town Wednesday.
lished in 1839, was the first work in
in
4
volumes,
for
less
than
half
price.
Point Monday afternoon.
W. W. Hartley of Medford autoed to
English to present the subject of the
Address, B. B. Jacksonville.
Mrs. Frank Cameron was a Satur Jacksonville Wednesday afternoon.
operations of all constitutional govern
The Jacksonville Brick & Tile Co. is ments.
day caller in Jacksonville.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Davis were in
furnishing
brick for the constructiqp
In 1893 ‘‘Division and Reunion,”
Miss Alice Hoefs was calling on Jacksonville Wednesday afternoon.
of the new opera house at Medford.
‘‘An Old Master and Other Political i
Medford friends Tuesday.
G. A.. Hover of Phoenix was a busi
Mrs. J. Percy Wells who recently Essays” and ‘‘Mere Literature and
Miss Louise Ensele was a Saturday ness visitor in Jacksonville Tuesday.
underwent a surgical operation at San Other Essays” came from his pen.
afternoon visitor at Medford.
Attorney Gus Newbury of Medford Francisco, is reported to be improving
In 1896 the publication of "George
Wilbur Cameron of .Applegate was motored to the county seat Tuesday.
in health.
Washington” added to his reputation
at the county seat Thursday.
Frank Neil of Derby was the guest
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Fulton attended as a writer and historian.
R. A. Bunch waB in Medford for a of Jacksonville relatives Wednesday.
the musical entertainment presented
Elected president of Princeton uni
short time Monday evening.
Mrs. Bertha Shaw of Williams creek at the Natatorium in Medford Monday versity, in 1902, to succeed Dr. Francis
Mrs. Ed. Wendt wa3 shopping in spent Sunday c.'ith Jacksonville friends evening.
L. Patton.
Medford one day this week.
In 1902 published a “History of the
Miss Fay Sears of Medford was the
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Kenney and
Ed. Mullin, the blacksmith, spent guest of Jacksonville friends Sunday. daughters, Mrs. W. Kentner and Miss People of the United States,” said to fa
Saturday evening at Medford.
Chas. Schmidt of Applegate was in Francis Kenney, spent Sunday with be the first important work of its kind
written by a southerder.
Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Lewis were Jacksonville the latter part of the week Medford friends.
Named by the democratic party for bl
Central Point visitors Monday.
Mrs. S. H. Steinbaugh. who
W. A. Jones of Ross Lane was at
governor of New Jersey in 1910, elect
been
visiting
friends
in
Medford
the
county
seat
for
a
few
hours
Satur
Herman Offcnbacher was doing busi
day.
Jacksonville returned to her home at ed in November of that year, and
ness in Jacksonville this week.
inaugurated January 17, 1911.
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Demmer were Tacoma Tuesday.
Ralph Jennings, of Applegate was a
In the autumn of 1911 his name was
Mrs. Minnie Kelley and Ed. Bost first prominently connected with the
trading with Medford merchants Sat
Jacksonville visitor Wednesday.
wick attended the Jubilee Singers en presidential nomination.
Attorney W, E. Phipps of Medford urday.
Sam Van Dyke of Phoenix tarried at tertainment at the Natatorium in
autoed to Jacksonville Tuesday.
After a hard fight in the primaries '
the
county seat for a short time Wed Medford Monday evening.
he was nominated by the democratic'
Mr. and Mrs. David Duncan were in
H. L. Palmer arrived from Silverton, partv for president at Baltimore, July
nesday.
Medford for a few hours Monday.
Oregon, last week and is visiting at 2, 1912.
Attorney
Fred
W.
Mears
was
in
W. F. Horn of Medford was a re
Officially notified of the nomination
Jacksonville on professional business the home of his son-in-law and daugh
cent business visitor at Jacksonville.
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dunford.
at h’s home at Seagirt, N. J., August
Friday.
C. W. Sharpe of Talent precinct was
County Commissioners Leever of 7, 1912.
Attorney B. F. Mulkey of Medford
in Jacksonville on business Tuesday.
Elected twenty-eighth president of
Cen.ral
Point and Smith of Rogue
transacted business at the court house
Peter Ingram of Medford was calling
River attended the sessions of the the United States, Nov. 5, 1912, re
Friday.
on friends at the county seat Tuesday.
county court at the court house this ceiving 435 electoral votes out of a
Contractor Perham of Medford trans week.
total of 531.
See Taylor-Williams Co. for your
Resigned the governorship of New
red clover, timothy and rye grass seeds acted business at the county seat Wed
The
Jacksonville-Medford
auto
stage
nesday.
Jersey,
March 1, 1013, in anticipation
Mrs. Jas. M. Cronemiller was a
Mrs. Getrude Norton and Miss Flora ' line discontinued its service this week. of his inauguration as president.
Saturday evening visitor at Medtord.
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This
puts
it
up
to
the
R.
R.
V.
Ry.
to
Thompson spent Sunday afternoon at
Left Trenton for Washington, March
handle the traffic between Medford and
Mert Daily and sister, Miss Bertha Medford.
3, 1913, escorted by practically the en
this city.
of Medford were in Jacksonville Thurs
Ed. Day left for Alaska Sunday
tire student body of Princeton univer
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Harrington of sity.
where he will be employed by Madden
Harry Pellett of Ashland transacted & Hanley.
Medford visited at the home of the
Inaugurated president of the United
business at the county seat Wednes
home the latter’s parents, Mr. and States, March 4, 1913, the first demo
Henry
Rickoff
of
Lower
Applegate
day.
was a business visitor at Jacksonville Mrs. Alex Norris, the beginning of crat to hold the office in sixteh years.
the week.
James Cantrall of Applegate was Wednesday.
among his Jacksonville friends, Wed
Money to loan on improved, revenue
Mrs. Sarah Cantral of Applegate
May En¡oin Road Lev}.
nesday.
was calling on Jacksonville, friends producing farms, by the flank ot
lacksonville.
John Wilson and Oscar Dunford Wednesday.
Claiming that the Ashland charter
were in Medford for a few hours Wed
R. A. Koppes and Wm. Normile of
nesday.
Medford were at Jacksonville on busi-1 Best Fruit Belt in United States. exempts that city from paying a gen
eral county road tax. Attorneys Burns
Geo. Hursbuger of Gold Hill trans ness Thursday.
and Moore called upon County Judge
acted business at the county seat
Mrs. B. N. Bunch of Medford was a
That the Rogue river valley is the Tou Veile today for a conference and
Tuesday.
guest at the home of her son, R. A. best fruit district in the United States
following it stated that they would I
Mrs. Joseph Kitto, who has been Bunch Friday.
is the declaration in a letter received probably institute suit to enjoin the'
quite ill is reported to be improving in
W. R. Garrett, the Buncom post Tuesday by J. E. Barkdull from A. county from collecting the tax.
health.
master was in Jacksonville Wednesday I Mount and Sons, of Canterbury, Eng
County Judge Tou Veile stated that I
Mis» Katharine Chapman of Duns and Thursday.
land, who visited the valley last fall in he was of the opinion, and been so j
muir spent Saturday with friends in
Money to loan on improved, revenue a tour of the United States. Mr. I advised by attorneys, that the charter
Medford.
producing farms, by the flank ol Mount states that he failed to see any | prdvision exempting Ashlard from :
section of the United States devoted such a tax is unconstitutional. The'
Wm. Ulrich of Medford was at the Jacksonville.
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to fruit growing, which was equal to ■ use will probably be fought through .
court house on business Wednesday , Ex-county
__ commissioner
James
afternoon.
the courts.—Tribune.
| Owens of Lewellen, was at the county this.
Mr. Mount ordered a number of I
Clint Galhton of Little Applegate. seat Wednesday.
Newtown and Winter Banana graf s
was calling on Jacksonville friends
The American Bonding Co. of Balti
Miss Fleta Ulrich and Ries Chapman
with which to experiment in England.
Wednesday.
were among the Jacksonville people in
more will go on your bond and write
—Tribune.
Jo». Applebacker was looking after Medford Sunday.
burglary insurance.
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his real estate enterests in Talent pre
D. W. BAG3HAW. Agent.
Harry Lewis, “Toots” Thompson
cinct recently.
I and Denver Marsh were in Medford
PACIFIC COAST HONORED
C. F. and Cale Sheppard of Ashland Sunday afternoon.
Weather Report.
were business visitors at the county
Henry Haswell, the Medford com
■eat Thursday,
mission man was in Jacksonville on Lane ii Cabinet is Latest Rumor
Following is the report of U. S. Vol
Attorney H. A. Cinady of Medford business Saturday.
From Washington
mteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt;
was at the County seat on professional
Joe Rader, of Taient, ex-sheriff of
lacksonville, for month of January,
business recently.
Jackson county was a county seat
Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi
Mert Coffman'and Chas. Schump ar visitor Wednesday.
Washington, March 3. —There is tude 123 deg. 5 min. west.
rived in Jacksonville from ths Braden
Mrs. L. W. Stansell was among the every reason to believe that the Pacific
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mine Wednesday.
Jacksonville people at Medford the coast will le represented in President DATE MAXI
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Rev. J. S. Smith of Ashland will first of the week.
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eonduc} morning and evening service* j Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Burkee returned lin L Lane of Californ a as secretriy
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at the M. E. church Sunday.
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j to thvic home at Salem Tuesday, after of the interior. Lane is at presei t r 4 ....
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County Recorder and Mrs. Fred 1. visiting friends in this city.
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Colvig were the gieats of Mrs. Colvig’s i LOST-On Sterling or Applegate roads i commission. Aith mgh he ref ised t<-- 7 R
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p<-ents at Medford Sunday.
cloud
a string of gold colure I bea is. Find- ' ^1IV
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er please return to this office.
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Miss Jennie Kitto who baa been n-
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Is
uree
that
Wilson
has
already
ir
siding at Pordahd /or some time, re-
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Fred Luy removed a herd of goats ci ived Lane’s ac<ert nee
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turned to Jacksonville Thursday.
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4o 1
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from the Win. Bybee place to the
Clo.-e frierds of Wilson si-y the cub S ft ..........
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• m. Rjan t:>i> jurelAind the reai- Luy ranch at Antelope Saturday.
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ine! now is complete, and that it w I
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d i>. property of Thomas Muss on 3rd
Mrs. T. E. G ..d.viii returned to In r »!. ' d hs follows.
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» reel, knew* as the Hubbard propt rty. h. me nt Rosel U'g Saturday alter
Secretary <1 si ;
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Serre.ar. o. the treasury, Wiùi.-.m 2 ...
Lillian LurriiMi' rfollis who died ii: si •< nd.ng a weea with J m i, souv iLe
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id, waa well ) »..wrf to the early resi
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Rev. H W. Ruu.mell is still detair-
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Secretary
ol
commi
ice,
W.
C.
Re-
de ts of Jacksonville, bejng an actress «j
the bed- dJ of his ■gi d mother,
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who occasionally visited this town pro who is • ticusly ill ai. her home at Los field.
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Secretary of war, Lindley Gar ison. H ....
fessionally. She was ideiHiiied as the Angeles, Cal.
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Secretary
of
the navy.
d
hter of Laura 1). Fair, who in
Temper
it.n
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a: i- max. 3C.74:
* j ■ umber, 187), killed Judge A. P.
T. S. Gi'more of Los Angeies arrived Daniela.
•n’r. 2oli; m .-an i. 4 >
44 'Hl ‘i,
in
Jacksonville
the
betrinning
of
the
t
Secretary
of
‘endi-n on a ferryboat while he
daily
1/
and
18,
tniii.
9
on
6.
Greatest
wi<
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W'll
spend
a
f.-w
Wank»
with
enroute f-. r Sun It .nt i-cu tn
K. Lane.
range 19. Total precipitation, , 5 25
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lat.o ti n.eei his lun.iiy, b> natiSe relative» i.> lii. eitj.
Serrai a-j of agriculture, David
inches. Greatest in 24 hours. 1.36;
efuaud lu ackiiuWIeitgi ilie patern-
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date, 18. Total fall of snow, 21 inches
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T *mt‘ as the "most beautiful wumai eelistie meetings at the • <tui in».-, in I bec>etary of labor, W'l.ium Wils, n. Number of clear day», 1;
on the Pacific coast.”
• this
U1- city, left ' Tuesday
r----->— for
•— Napa, Ore.
Postmaster general, Albert Burelton. 9; cloudy 21.
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