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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1915)
r I I You can find a Notary Public at this ’ Subscribe for the Post, only $1.50 The Time to Croak It. ; office. There Is an niie <|..ie m some volume per year. ----------------- —------ . . ■________ I of French tlieatri.-ai ua-moirs uurrat B. M. Collins was a visitor at Med Joseph Martin was a recent visitor lug an exfierieine oT Mlle tTairou. the I bAJ-CRDAAr, JANUARY-ÜM,- 19Jñr iri'Medford. ford TTubsday'.’ I great tragic ueirvsa. with « pupil of « Mrs. J. Retet was a visitor at Med James Ryan of Sterling was a visi hers a girl of strung n.iuiral gifts tor tor in this city, Friday. tile liisiriunic art. uut fat too frequ.nl ford Tuesday. LOCAL NEWS and too exuliertint in bei gesticulation A. Throckmorton of Ruch, was a i Miss Lila Mee was a visitor at Med- So »lieu the pupil was once to ap|H*ur By DÓNALO CHAMBE.RLJN visitor in town Thursday. foid Monday. before the public m a rueitiitiun Mlle. ^=—7’ ’ ----------- Harry Lewis was in Medford Thurs George Flater was a visitor at Mod- Mrs. R. B. Dow was a visitor in this Clairon bound tile girl's arms tu her day. ford Wednesday evening. "Nt Vnl'-iitiiii* s il iy." remarked Ed- side by u "tiff I bread mid sent her thus city this week. Judge Calkins was at the court house Joseph F. Hall of Sterling transact I gar Swift I'l Ills Inen.ls. Mr and Mrs. <I| kju the stage. Mrs. W. T. Grieve was a visitor at Thuraday. Wltli tlie first strong feeling she had I Twining, with « I ii . iii he «¡is dining ed business in this city today. Medford Monday. I Wig Ashpole of Medford transacted oil the 11th of I'i'lirtl(ir.v,,"li.is no inter iu express tile pupil tried 1» raise her Blaine Klum of Medford was iu town Jim Cantral of Ruch was a recent arms only to be restrained by the est fur any one except chflilren ” Tuesday i bu-iness in this vicinity, Thursday. thread. A dozen times tu llieeuaise of visitor in this city. The host :< ih I hostess glanced lit each James Buekley of Ruch was in town her recitation she was prevented from Grant Wheeler of Montague, Cali other iiieiinfiiu-ly C. C. Pursell of Buncom was a visi Titeftady; T’S one of the things I fornia Was a recent visitor in this city. | "I think it a '» t . v pretty custom." making the gestures site desired uutll tor in town Tuesday. at the very end she could stand Il no often prcscribp. (twill Miss Ora Stout was in Medford Walter Kitto fi ts been hauling hay said .Mrs Twlnftr' "fur the children, Judge Calkins was over from Med longer, mid In the climax of het emo- ♦ ilo you good if you ¿use Thursday. from his farm to Medford this week. especially those w ’ . io are "Id enough to tlon she broke her bonds and swung ford Monday forenoon'. it moderately, as all riien C|uy Harper was a visitor at Medford lier hands to her bend. Mr. and Mrs. George Barnum of hate n glimmering of what love Is.” Clinton Cook of Applegate was a re do who (know wlju(» real Wednesday. When she mine off the singe she Medford were visitors in this city Mon ”1 eiin tell you a story about a St cent visitor in this city. temperunee is. went numbly tu where Mlle. Clairon Valentine ’ s daj ‘ . ” said Mr. Twining, day. Deputy Sheriff Wilsdn was in Med Bear in refreshing", exhil- «» G. Elksnat, the surveyor was a visi was standing in the wings and apulo "tliiit 1 think will Interest you 1 knew fard Friday. Mrs. H. Luy and Mrs. E. Co'olf wer« s Itoy whose imine «us Jim Jim was gized for Having snapped the thread. arating, nutritious, and .a tor in Medford Tuesday. Charles Nunan was in Medford Fri- visitors at Medford Monday after rt'Cen yenrs old lie lived in the coun tonic. Ft promotes diges "Bui you did quite right," said tlie Miss Grace Long of Medford visited noon. day afternoon. tion and is" a wholesome try In a Jfvttse whhliislx miles of which teacher "That was the time lu make friends in this city Friday. there was no other House: therefore the gesture, not liefore." food b.-yerage. When a Dick Gaskin was a visitor in Med- Leon f/ainna left Wednesday for San Arthur Klienhammer of Buncom was he had no playmates erieept Ills own Titan drinks beer lie drinks ford Wednesday. Francisco where he visit rela- brothers mid sisters * They Were milch a recent visitor in this citv- When Earthquakes Coma. and eats at the sauio time, Woodward Jeter of Steamboat was tives. (Hike to him. ex< ept that he thought That annual!« are sensitive tu the "|> just* as when he eats ri bowl George A. Gardner was a business in town Tnesday. of soup. The terms "eat” visitor at Medford Wednesday. George Schumfp and Jud Clark were his SWtftrS very poo» company for him pruach ut earthquakes is a fuel fre They wanted to ptny with tlielr dolls, George Gates of Medford motored and "drink” are inconsist visitors at Medford at Medford yes- und Jim «’anted tu f’li»y trail und ten- quently observed. and the inure recent Judge TcuVelle was a business visi seismic troubles tn various countries to this city yesterday. ently used in point i«ig oat terday. tor at Medford Tuesday morning. Dis In summer mid skate ilòti i*«n»st in give numerous examples of Oils slngu the difference bet weeq H. N. Mullin was a visitor at Med- tar raeulty which many animals pos * Charles Dunford was in from his Mesdames W. P. Bailey and M. L. winter fotd Satutdsy evening' what is merely quenching ♦ “ One day one of .Ilin ’ s father's old sess. For instance. In Jii|wn horses set fkrtch on the Sterling road Monday. Nelson drove to Medford, Monday af- I our thirst and what is actu friends was |>ersiiniled to build on a George Gates of Medford WaS d Visb up an unusuiii agitation whenever a Are yoU a subscriber to the Post? ternoon. | site a couple of miles from «’here Jim seismic shock is near at hand In Cen ally consuming nourish tor in this city Tuesday. If not, why not? Only $1.90 per year. ment. In my opinion, a Mrs. H. K. Hanna an Miss Fleta (JI-1 i lived. When the house was finished tral America dogs and eats tiee frum B. R. McCabe of Medfora was a re- man might more properly Uncle Billv Cameron, of UnlontoWii houses, and the inhabitants have be i rich were visitors at Medforl Monday - this friend mid his wife settled In it. £eht visitor in this city. and Jim's mother «’ent to call on the come so accustomed to this that they be said to eat beer than to was a business visitor in town Satur afternoon. Fred Dffenbaeher df Applegate Was neighbors, taking Jim with Iter There rullow the example of the animals and eat certain kinds of soup, day' The Electric Theatre will present ft Was n little girl ill the other family leave their dwellings so as tu escape a visitor in toWn 'Tuesday; or indeed watermelon. Hugh Combdst Of Buncorn visited special attraction, the ‘’Moon Girls” named fjliirette. Site «’as ten years danger. Drink beer anil cat moder John Carter of Poormans Creek, vis friends in town Tuesday and Wednes I old mid a ver.t pretty little girl indeed. On Feb. 28. ately. The moderate beer drinker In Italy it has been observed that ited in Jacksonville recently. | Since she was the first girl except Ills birds left their nests and tiew up to n ami < ater is in a fjr better posi day. Z >pher N. Ageft< representing Blake I sisters Jim lind ever seen lie looked great height in the air. but this with tion than tlie total abstainer, who Matthew Ray .of Ruch transacted Harry Lewis who has been employed McFall Co. of Portland, wa* calling often consumes un excess of I ut her «•"fti'eritiely She eyed Jim out noise be tore the earthquake took business ih this city Thursday ftt Grants Pas* returned home Sun on his customers here Friday. solid food. Beer builds tissues, askmiee Her mother told her tu take place However, at the time when Religious seririces were held at dr.d day. restores waste, furnishes heat, Jim ottt mid show him the place, the tile earthquake shocks were produce') and produces energy. bf the saloons Monday evening; Mr. and Mrs. George Miller of Med horses, the eoW mid other things Jim A. T. Luridgren, the welikndWn rtlin; ■—Advertisement. tile birds uttered cries which luste.i s. F.’ Hall, bf Sterling transacted er is spending a few days in this ford were spending the week end with went with tier mid looked everything for all the duintloii of the earthquake ♦a Mr. and M/s. Jfthn Reter of this city. over while she told him about Iteranvn business in this city Wednesday. city. it is asserted that in Nil’ll? cock- ■ favorite horse mul u bittiny she had The Object. erow and does howl Just lietore ti'i CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Mrs. Robt. Ennis is reported to be The Jacksonville Brick and Tile Co. I mid all that When they had seen eV "Why do you write articles oil hów Services held every Sunday morning I eFythlllg they went hack Into the earthquake —Chicago News. quite ill at her home in this city. have been shipping a few carload* of cheaply people ran live if ih»*v try’?*7* at 11 o’clock in I. O. O. F. Hall. "hi llie Impp <>f irettiim nnoimti íiínn* house Jim’s liml.liel had finished her Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Golden autoed brick. Power of the Supreme Court. call, mid she mid Jlth took ilielr de ey to avoid lutviiiK to Uve timi way. to Medford Wednesday afternoon. G. M. Roberts, of Medford was Everybody delcomo. "The supreme court ul the United Washington Star. Reports have reached here trt the parture Mrs. W. R. Tucker is visiting her transacting business at the court house States." writes Christian Bunuel ui I “Jim. ns I have told you before, liar Friday. daughter Mrs Ri Gaskin of this city. effect that an electric railroad is soon Ing het er seen a girl except Ills own Case and t.omnieiit. "exercise* a pov i > D. R. Andrus of Medford WaS a busi to be built from Klamath Falls, Ore- «isters. thought a lot uhotil Laurette er which we think is unique in the Mark Watkins bf the ujipet Apple date waS a recent visitor in this city. ness visitor in this City Thursday af- gort, to Eureka, Cal. The repotts say j | anil was vyry mixmus to go to see her world, to pass upon the eonstitutloiia BUSINESS CARDS that the road will be built by the Hill agiiln. But since she lived nt a ills ity of the statutes enacted uy con Frof: Briscoe of Ashland ptiblic terrioori. and Guggenheim interests. , tittiee mid Jim was it very liashful boy. gress. It may thus suspend the exei-ir. schools was a visitof iri this city Satur T. J. Williamson and son of Meeford tlon uf the resolutions .awfully ndopi Imt nt all used to girls, lie ill.lit t go. day. Fred J. Fick, the tse’llknown Jack One dity when the rural dellveryinttn ed by both houses wtre Visitors in this city Monday af "The French courts have the right to sonville contractor and builder has drote by Jim happened to he out by Sheriff W. H. Sirgler attended to ternoon. interpret the law They eiiiinot refuse just completed a building at Star' I I he letter hot. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cronemiller a"d business matters in Medford yester to do so under pretext that the law Is day. *on Dave, were visitors in Medford Gu’ch, fdr the U> S. Forest Service, I I ’”Here's soinething froth your sweet- not clear ut that It Is silent or nisiil Attorney-at-Law The building is in the Etlnealo style j heart. Jimmy.’ he sold ntid handed Jim Monday. Ian envelope stumped till over with Sheriff Singler and Deputy Wilson tieient By so doing the Judge tie and will be used for a station for thd|''n ---- . - _• David Cameron of Medford spent comes guilty of a misdemeanor called iff ide a trip to Medford Tdesddy eVe- I bleeding hearts mid euplds. ’denial of Justice,’ "ml he ih piiiiishisl Will Practise in All Courts in the State Moridaji arid Tudsdriy with friends in rangers- Hind. j "Jim saw his fl.’tme on the envelope, Clinton Purkeypile, of Medford, who j ilid something strange Welled up with- by ti tine ami deprived or all ,-i» Il itldge J. R. Neil was a business vis this city. rights lui a perioil varying Hom live It is reported that Mr. Rhinehart is a nephew df Mr. add Mrs. W. T. iu him He had the only vuleiitlhe be to twenty years itor at Medford Wednesday after MEDFORD, OREGON. Bui no court in noon. Will resume operations at his mine in a Grieves of this city, has been -hoSetl had evvt received, mid lie laid n sweet- France, ""t .ven llie '•uiirt ot '-sssii- i.eart He did not know who that to be the leader of the debate te'ani, lion. I1.IM the power 111 dei-ide wlietli.r Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bunch af Medford few days. which will represent the Medford High ! -Weetin itH *¡1». bill «lie "’its undoiibt- il Jaw passed liy culigreas Is uticou-tllu Union revival services have been II illy n girl mid «lie had sent him n visited friends in this city Sunday af I». VV. BAGSHAW School in the debate between Ashland i I viile'itlne It seemed fflilt Ibis Wai tleual ut not " ternoon. held in the M. E. chnrch several nights and Medford for the championship of ! quite enough bliss for ull at once, itt'd N. R. Watsoh of Foots Creek, tran this week. Southern Oregon. Ittti ?'’l’i Iiirnlllg the envelope over mid Two Kettles of Water. Attorney at Law FL P. Foi) the Lake creek goat far- sacted business iri this city Friday exmniiiiiig Il’f’ hltuill'iB heiirts tilitl the Sir llobl’N Hart. spunking of mnr riien, was transacting business iri this fbhenobHi euplds us th >itgli he ftlHed Hint If be ri.i go and death rniitonis hi die tur READY FOR THE H9USF "pelted it t|ie rest ot tills lii'lifibl» uf east. toxi a «»ion <»f a grilli Chinese NOTARY I’HBI.IC ANO CONVEYANCER Ralph Jentiings, a prdniinerit farmer dity Tuesday. )oy would be too uni'-li tut him. Bill Ht-iiolnr nun high ulll.-lni wliu »aid Ilia bf Buncorri, was a business visitor iri BORN—Tri Mr. and Mrs. Mertoh Coff Office with .Jacksonville Post. ut hist lie broke It open very carefully I the fiirelgn way uf letting the .voting man, a son. Both mother and baby this city Monday. I -’o Us not to lellt IIII.V ot the bleisllllg people full ill love and cimoso "Illi the Amendments to Anderson's are doihg nicely. - OREGON The Electric Theatrd gave Ho ihow I ht'itrt« «1 tl.e «-lit 1'1« iilul die« forth Chinese way of first mnri.vinn •’<«««* JACKSONVILLE. Henry Mankins of Poorm tn’s creek Monday evening on account of the films il very pretty tiiletitb'e «Ith a couplet then m iking acqua mt.-ince remino. <1 Measure Agreed Upon by was transacting business in this city not arriving in time. ending lie my vnlehllfil' limi of tvvu kettles of water Die lirs' “J Ini look Ills vmeiiiine ill’« I he hollse the foreign - was taken at the boiling Members of Commit- Col. J. M. Williams returned Satur Monday forenoon. mid showed it to all the tmully. asking point from Hie fire by marriage and Get your stationery printed at this day afternoon from Medford where he II. K. HANNA tvlwi could have sent it then grew cooler anti cooler, whereas tee. had been in the nospitai. 1 office. Our work is guaranteed and "■(th, dear em-htlmed his sisters. the seeo'id the Chinese was n Kellie price* are right. Lawyer George Davis of the Hoover dairy our ' 'Jims got a «Weeihearir uf coni «atei put on ilh* lire I’V well J. C. Burton, a wellknown mining “ U h"? nsked Jitil. tmrshlnt’ at Medford was a witness in the cir* Salem. Or., Jan. 28—Announem *nt lock and ever afterward growing man of Star Gulch Wa* a business Vis was mHtle today by the Hous? commit “’Why. Lmtretle. of eoursd! Fltere’s wnrnier mid warmer, "so that.’ salii [Office in Bank of Jacksonville I.uildit g cu t court Friday forenoon. it.' itor in town Monday. hl* frielid. "••iftcr tlftv or sixty years tee on alcoholic traffic, that all amend un other girl about here tu semi Use printed stationery, it adds "With the wotd L.-iurette Jim felt u OREGON we are libidi» m 'uve wltli each utn JACKSONVILLE. Gtls Newbury of Medford was atten ments to the prohibitiofftiil, prepared hity to your business and tends to siiddvti Mitiintli about his heart he bud erf - Exi-hangC. ding to professional business at the by the Committee of One Hundred had betel fell before 'that's the reiison love ate att impression of its Imprirtahce. ' court house Tuesday afternedn. been agreed upon an 1 a substitute bill Is cotisldefed to l»e th tile heart. I sup- Gastronomic Health. Sidney and Julian Abbott who have County Clerk Gardner has g >ne to would be ready for inttoduction by Re posei lie went "fl by himself to es •Tn. «hat I» envy ?” been employed in the Imperial valley the other i hlldreh’s gibes. He DR. T. T. SHAW •'Envy, mi iH.y I m «lint your in California returned home Tuesday, i Klamath Falls, on account of the ill- presentative Anderson of Was?o Coun rape Ibbketl III tile "ilentine. Ilieti at the eh ty, the introducer of the original bill - . ' IICDD Hess W of his father who resides at that Dentist. It is reported tnat George ^chmiipf piac^* tomorrow. As soon as introduced the velope. turning frmti one to the other till lie knew every itipld and every and two other parties have leased the I Substitute bill will be rushed through C ilifornia St. James Hards a Veteran of the civil bleeding heart mid the couplet and Opp mine and will begin operations the Second reading, and then as soon everything else there wits about It. War and for a number of years a resi next week. dent of this city died at the hospital as printed it will be ready for final pas "Jitn was too young to go alone to -< sage. «ee I ..I unite mid asked his older broth The dance given at Orth’s Hall Fri- in Medford Monday, JACKSONVILLE day night Was largely attended, the ■ Mr. and Mrs. R. B. DovV of MeJ* ' The cummittee last night decided to er. I tick. If he wouldn't go «’Ith him. music was of the best and a general ford former resident« of this city ex incorporate in the bill an amendment fl«- only got laughed at. 'llnw, haw,' Jims In love’ .lint felt requiring th :t a person to obtain liquor «aid Dick good time had. pect to leilve soon for Galveston, TeX- 1 through a common earlier oust exe is though his heart laid been torn out L. I. Brown, Chas. H. Ba-sye, Fred as, where they will mike their f iture cute an affi.i ivit slmil ir to that requir Of Ills bosom lie Weill oft mid pilled alone. Lewis and James Beery attended the home, ed of a person purchasing pure grain •‘Meanwhile Jim's valentine must have meeting of Eagles lodge at Medford The funeral services of Joseph Nob- alcoh >1 from a pharmacist. The amend been pining lor him. for one morning Tuesday night. let, an aged man Who died at Medford ment provides that the |>erBon obtain Laurette's father drove hv mid asked Goods All Fresh. Prices Right. Mrs. Henry N. Mullin wife of one Saturday, were held Monday afternoon ing tho liquor must make an oath that If Jimmy might hot go home with him of our blacksmiths arrived from San the body was shipped to Philadelphia he is over 21 years old, that !.? is n >t und spend the day. When Jim beard A full line of the best groceries, confections, nuts, fresh fruits. of intemperate habits that he as not af the Invitation It almost took his Francisco. Thursday evening and will for interment. Cigars and Tobacco, Etc. breath awny. His mother took off his make ner home here. Col. Robert A. Miller of Portland, a received more than two quarts of li suit und put on a better one mid brush MBS. HATTIE DENEFF Call and see us W. P. Bailey und ;rwe it an opera former resident of Jackcon county an I quor nor more than 15 quarts of beer ■d Ills hair juid stuffi*d n handkerchief tion at the 3 .cred Heart hospital at Well noWn to many of our readets, within four weeks and that the liquor In Ills pucke’. mid be cltml"*d Into the is to be used for I gi imate purposes. «agon, and a way he went to Laurette. M.dford yesterday forenoon and is re was married to Mrs. Daisy E. Alen, The name of the common carrier must “Jltn remen.tiers that day now, when Thursday evening. ported to be doing finely. be inserted in the affidavit, the idea he Is forty years old. n* the happiest of Robert Blackburn, an aged fisher Grant* Pass was virited bv burglars being to prevent an evasion of the his life. His welding day was very man of Tolo, was committed to the Monday night. The Josephine County law by a person receiving more than 1ue—he married Laurette but for pure, Oregon Hospital for the Insane, by the Bank, the Wells-Fargo express office the amount of liquor allowed him in a iltiall'iyc'l qulntessetne of 1'11‘s there and the Clemmons drug store were en month through several common car las nerer been anything like that fir«t County Court, Wednesday. Whole day he s|**nl with her. though tered, but little cash was taken. riers. The agents of the common car- Governor West during the last thir ibv nx-elpt of the vnletitliie was a won i rier are authorized te administer the .Irons Joy of It* own kind, unlike nny Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ensele gave a ty days of his term of office condition tiling cl»v mid never to be eX|a*rleneed ally pardoned 59 convict.* who were in dance at their residence Saturday night, oaths Everything indicates now that the • gain ’’ Competition among paper makers has caused them to turn trie penitentiary, practi-ally overrul a number of young folk* from this city out some remarkable productions. Each aeaaon brings new ing the verdicts of 59 juries totalling and vicinity were present and report amended biil will pass the House with "No one but the fellow who expe rteiici.d nil that." said Swift, "could styles, new novelties, new texture a. 708 men. The list of convicts pardon having had a very enjoyable eve out any opposition. tell IL You are Jim." Among the latter is an Initial Tablet, supplied in all initials, ed In the period named consisted of six ning. “I certainly mn Jim. and there”— I containing 21 sheets of fine linen paper, of such s.ze that when mu ierers, 2 cnnvicted of manslaugh 6% Money 6 .Money fi The Post congratulates its friend, >ol:itliiu to Mr* Twttiing “Is fginrette folded through the middle regular^co respondence paper is formed. ter 1 bank robber, several burglars, a H n. C. C. Beekman on having attain Don't 'mi sinel an, more st Nt. Vnlett * Loans may be obtained for The coet of a tablet i* but 15/; compared with Initial box I line* dot It may Is* fitted only for number of forgers, several persons ed hi« 87th year, Thursday of this any purpose or. acceptable Real paper at from 35/ to 50/ per box, the saving is obvious, but only hlldren but It’s mighty well fitted c. -.-icted of criminal assault, etc. week Mr. P ekman ha* been a resi-1 Estate security; liberal privi or them, though I don't admit that one of many such savings to be had, at I of the convicts pardoned were dent of this city for more than 60 ' leges; correspondence solicited. ! it’s never fitted for older persoos ” * nt up from this count”—Richard years and ha* witnemd mnnv “hang - i A. C. A gency C ompany , I protuls«* yon that I will D»t,” »aid Tlmmaseon, Virgil Oden and Fannie e* during that time. We wisn him I 758 Ga*. Electric Bldg., Swift. McNulty. I many happy birthday anniversaries. | Denver, Colorado. Jacksonville Post JIMMIE’S... 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