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Jacksonville Post Jase Hartman was in Medford Tues- day. THE CITY ELECTION Subscribe for the Post, only $1.50 per year. Flore} and Neil Wio, Charier Chris Ulrich was a visitor at Med- local news Amendment Adopted. ford Tuesday. H. G. Peck of Medford was in this The result of the municipal election Emil Hritt was in Medford Monday. city Tuesday. held Tuesday was a surprise to many, Hughe Combcst of Buncom was in You can find a Notary Public at this town Tuesday. being in fact a landslide. Messrs I '1 here Is no calling that would seem office. Florey and Neil, the independent A. Throckmorton of Ruch 'co cause so much suffering from sym was in Joseph Martin was a recent visitor candidates, beating Messrs Johnston pathy as a person employed in a man town Monday. in Medford. and McIntyre, nominees of the mass ufactory or on a railroad to break the Felix Cimborski was in from B in Mrs. R. B. Dow was a visitor in this meeting, by a large majorities. The uews to an operatives family that he com this week. city this week. proposed amendment to the city char lias been killed. Where there are a Ed Janney of Medford was a recent ter providing that all nominations for Ralph Jennings of Buncom was in large number of employees there Is visitor in this city. town Wednesday. city offices be made by petition, , was usually stieli a person, for there is a Miss Marie Obenchain visited in approved: The following is the ottici i - certain percentage of workmen killed Mrs. Walter Kentner was a visitor Medford Monday. al count: every year. in town. Monday. For Councilman All work must be spot cash at W. Kathleen O'Rourke aud Patrick Co- Jno. G. Dunnington was a visitor at Chauncey Florey 162 glau met at a ball on the evening of R. Sparks in 1915. MedfoTd Monday. J. R. Neil 152 '2 | St. Patrick's day. and l’at had asked Henry Shultz of Medford was visitor B. F. Mulkey of Medford was at the W. H. Johnston ... 106 1 i her to dam e with him many times. in this city Sunday. court house Thursday. W. I. McIntyre ... 98 ' Afterward lie invited her to go to a Miss Gertrude Punnington was over A. S. Furrey of Phoenix was a re- For Recorder moving picture show with him. From I from Medford Tdesday. cent visitor in this city. 199 I that time forward they were together Leslie W. Stansell ¿Walter Miller of Steamboat was a For Treasurer when not at work, and it was evident Judge Briggs of Ashland was a recent visitor in this city. 200 they were about to make a match, Jas. M. Cronemiller Cent visitor frf this city. But I'ut had a mother to support, Miss Flo Thompson was a visitor in Charter Amendment H. A. Canaday,' of Medford Was at and Kathleen, who was an orphan, Medford Tuesday evening. the court house Friday. II was a iiiotin r to a liltle brother mid For Amendment ... Grover Corum of Medford spent .1.1 sister. So they couldn't marry until Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich were re- Against Amendment Monday afternoon in this city. they bad laid up something, They G»nt visitors at Medford. Mayor Britt and Councilman Norris both worked in the same factory, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson of Bun- and Prim elected last year, hold over each lived in u house built ou the Mose Barkdull of Medford was at com were recent visitors in town. premises by the company to be used the court house Tuesday. Dr. R. E. Golden attended to busi tor another year. for homes for its employees. So they Attorney Trefren of Ashland was at ness matters in Medford Tuesday. saw a great deal of each other. the court house Tuesday. They agreed that when their wedding Pearl Hassler of Central Point was Don't Ec a Tortoise. occurred it should take place on the an S. R. Peterson of Steamboat was a at the court house Monday forenoon. The tortoise Is a testudinat». terres niversary of their meeting, which was recent visitor in this citv. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Porter of Gold trial reptile. He is a half brother to the evening before St. Patrick's day. the turtle, which so often gets into the When this first anniversary came Newton W. Borden, Esq. of Medford Hill were recent visitors in this city. soup. Tile tortoises n: <o Is "Take was in this city Wednesday. E. D. Briggs of Ashland transacted It Easy." Next to the sponge and the around Pat had saved ¥«10. and Kath leen had saved $300. mid they decided Evan Reames of Medford was at the business at the court house Mon lay. oyster, which require the hook to lie that if thej' did as well the next year court house Tuesday afternoon. J. H. Beeman of Gold Hill was a moved nt nil. he is the slowest animal I they would be married the evening in the w »rid. A Greek of the mime I before St. Patrick's day. Attorney O C. Boggs of Medford business visitor in this city Tuesday. of Aesop, who lived centuries ago, told i On the first of the year they counted was at the court house Tuesday. Al Leained and son George of Med of n nice between the tortoise and the Holbrook Withington of Medford ford passed through town Wednes 'sire In which the tortoise got the tro- j up their savings mid Interest and con- I eluded that with their nest egg they was at the court house Wednesday. day. ,y The bare, according to Aesop, ! might be married mid have enough for a so fur in the lead that lie took a themselves and those dependent upon Roger Bennett of Medford attended E. J. Kaiser of Ashland was inter ip. and, forgetting to wake up, the them. Kathleen bought what clothes to business in this city Wednesday. viewing friends in this city Wednes tortoise passed him. The truth of the I she would need to l ist a year lifter her A. J. Florey of Eagle Point was a day. matter Is that by the time the tor visitor at the court house Tnursday. Irwin Bebb of Central Herald was a toise bad caught him the hare bad died | marriage, mi l in due time the banns i were published In churc h Finding it I Ate you a subscriber to the Post? business visitor id this city Wednes of old age. A tortoise lets (lu- dear old I inconvenient to le married on the very world wag and waddles complacently I I day they hail planned. March Hl. they if not,' wh/ not? Only $1.50 per year. day. H. L. DeArmond, Esq., of Medford on. You couldn't speed bint up If yoil I set their wedding dev for the l.ltli Uncle Billv Cameron, of Wniorttown built a tire under him. for bis shell is was a business visitor in town Satur frartffaCted business in tnis city Thurs so thick that he wouldn't know he was I Tills was parti) because i’at was one of the committee of arrangements for day. day. being roasted. Because of bis imper the ft. Patrick's day parade mid was to Miss Grace King of Medford trans turbability and Ills utter deadness tn lend his society on that occasion. B. F. Piatt E-q. of Medford was transacting besiness in this city Tues acted legal business in this city Mon Impressions the tortoise lives to a When tile hour came for the wed- great age. But, no matter how old or i ding Pat did not appear. Kathleen, day. day. how big he grows, lie never improve« I dressed in her bridal apparel, Waited Miss Mary S. Hurst and sister Mrs. Mrs. S. Hansen entertained the sew Intellectually, and eventually be liindj Smith were visitors at Medford Thurs ing club at her home Wednesday after in a museum, to be viewed as a curi I for him witli n wildly beating lieart ! lest something had happened to him. osity. Don't ho u tortoise.—Maurice she went to the door a dozen times to noon. day. B. B. Beekman attended to business Switzer in ,udge. C. E. Gates, the automobile man of look for him ami finally stationed her- self nt a window where she could look Medford, was a recent visitor in this matters in Medford Tuesday after How Do You Do? up the street on which the workmen’s i noon. city. What is your normal attitude toward cottages were built. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Klienhammer of yourself? Much depends upon tjds. , Presently she saw Owen MacTavish Robert Ruhl of the Medford Sun was the court hous« Wednesday eve- Buncom were visitors in this city this When you look at the great, wide coming. MacTavish was known to world and then at yourself in your own every one connected with the plant as week. fiiwg. little center of it. how does it impress the company's had nows breaker, and Harry Powell of Grants Pass attend you ? That is to ggy, are you a con many a woman's heart bent quick Geo. W. Cherry of Medford was transacting business at the court house ed to legal business in this city Wed-1 stunt source of surprise and wonder- when she saw him approaching lier meat to yourself, which causes you bouse. Kathleen no sooner saw him nesday. 'Thursday. ever and nnou to halt in your tracks, coming than «he fancied ho would stop i tonight to The city Council meets Frank Amy, one of Medford’s coun- look back over the road you came and at tier borne to tell tier that Pat bad oilmen was a business visitor in this canvas the votes polled at the racent marvel that you were ever able to been killed. Before lie reached the election. make it? »it/ Tuesday. door she bad fallen in a swoon. Or do you take yourself for granted N’ow, MacTavish did not stop nt t be W. P. Mealey, Esq. of Medford was Mrs. Alice Ulrich and consider that It Is the most nat O'Rourke cottage and was unconscious a business visitor at the court house Cook were visitors in Medford TfilifS- ural thing in the world for you to be that lie had frightened a girl there Into Monday. where you are and doing wliat you a swoon Katbleeu was picked up by day forenoon. are? her friends, who had gathered to at Sheriff W. H. Singler and Guy Har Wm. Finley of Portland was at the Cr have you been so excruciatingly tend her to the church for the wed per were visitors at Medford Monday court house during the trial of Loiis busy trying to get somewhere that ding. When she came to herself she evening. Martin this week. you have had no time to take these looked about, dreading to see the bad Missel Nellie Collins ar.d Lora Conch little mental Invoices to discover just news breaker, tint he was not there. W. Estell Phipps of Medford was at where you are and why and for bow “Is lie gone?" she asked. tending to legal business at the court were visitors at Medford Wednesday long?—Life. “Who gone?" afternoon. house Wednesday. ‘‘MacTavish." A Disparate Charge. Charles Duilford, Jr. of the Apple “He hasn't been here.” Henrjr Mankins of Poorman's creek “They charged like demons." said "And l’at isn't dead?" gate district was in town a few days was trafisadting business in this city the retired colonel excitedly, "I never “Nobody's heard of his being dead.” this week. saw anything to touch It. The way Monday forenoon. “Thanks lie to God ” tltev charged iiositively staggered me W. F. Quisenbetfy of Medford is But l’at did not appear. anil no one A. W. Walker of Medford, agent for "Whom does he menu? ” whispered the Briscoe automobiles, was a recent employed in the office of the County the mail who had Just come in to his seemed to have any news of him. Word was sent to the company’s office treasurer Colvig. Visitor in this eitjr. neighbor "Is lie talking about one of to inquire for him. but no information ’ battles? “ S. Fowelt; d deputy game warden of was elicited. H. Chandler Egan of the Egan Or- refd.ru’ . "nf’’ ta.t Kathleen for awhile gave herself Up chards was a business visitor in this Gold Hill, was transacting business in Ing about the holiday s'" 11 to grief. She was uncertain whether this city Monday. city Tuesday afternoon. Swiss hotel."—Liverpool Mefriir,. "nt bad met with foul piny or whelli- Get your stationery printed at this W. H. Bowen has moved from his * er i.. lie . ’ deserted tier. It would , , have A Devotee. >.. rov v- ' I"’"r cirl If she hid farm north of this city to the Dr. office. Our work is guaranteed and been e iSiPI' ..... our prices are right. ... of , HIP , i,„ . suppositions She had a vast amount of motif;.», known which Shaw house on Fifth street. A. E. Kellogg of Gold Hill, former but It had come to her quite recently was correct. for it itoilh) Ihlfe » 11 Vl Fred W. Meara of Medford was at- One day an acquaintance asked her If her somewhat of suspense. county coroner, was a witness in the t tending to professional matters at tne she were fond of art. When St. Patrick'« drty in »be morn I Martin case Thursday. “Fond of art!" she exclaimed "Well. ng came round Kathleen made op Iter eourt bouse Tuesday forenoon. Use printed stationery, it adds dig I should say 1 was. If 1 am ever In n mind that her lover had deserted tier Gus Newbury of Medford was atten nity to your business and tends to cre city where there's an artery 1 Dever mil with true Irish grit declared that ding to professional business at the fail to visit It”-Lippincott's. there were as good fish In the sea as ate an impression of its importance. court house Tuesday afternoon. ever were caught, Then the children Fred Owen, a former resident of Inevitable Displeasure. iskeil her to take them to see the John A. Perl of Medford was at the "There Is no use of trying to please parade, mid she consented not I lint she this city but now a resident of Ash court house as a witness in the case of land, visited friends in this city this everybody." said the ready made phi wished to do so. but that she did not State of Oregon vs Loris Martin, tried losoplier enre to disappoint them. week. in the circuit court this week. “Hut you dou’t make an effort of They were all standing on a stoop U. of O. has put one over O. A. C. any kind." where they could see the parade over William Koeppe, formerly a watch "There you are! You blame me for the heads of others, mid the societies It claims 2000 students enrolled in all maker of this city, was engaged in a departments, as against 1524 at Cor being absolutely harmless!" —Washing vere moving past when who should police fight in Los Angeles, Monday, ton Star. ippear mar hlng nt the head of oue of in which his clothing and hat were vallis. hem but Pat. lie saw Kathleen, but Miss Nellie Collins and Fred Collins perforated in a score of places, but he One Brand. die gave him a withering look arid "Mary." queried the teacher, "can urned her bark to him. Relinquishing emerged from the battle without a of this city furnished the music at the entertainment at Table Rock Saturday you tell me wlmt human nature Is?” hurt except a scratch on the face. rhe command to another, he left the "Yes, ma'am," was the reply ‘‘It's inks and Joined her The Medford tiapers stated that J. evening. people before they get into society Tills was Pat's explanation of his ATTENTION! —Having Chicago News Hartman, Chris and Roy Ulrich were FARMERS ■omliK't; An accident had occurred at e ich fined $10.00 in the recorder’s installed electric power in mv shop I i mine owned I by the company some Obeying Orders. court of this city for scrapping on the am now prepared to grind chilled plow ulles away, mid a re t ile party was “'See America first!'" didactically earing on il train, I’,-it whs orderer! Also street Monday evening. This is a mis shares in first class manner. quoted the professor take, Mr. Hartman was the only one light hack and Stump Puller for sale iboird mid. lu teol of being married. “I have already done so.” replied .1 vas eti Igngorl In digging out Imrted fined and the fine was promptly paid. cheap. Wm. Freudenthal Fuller Gloom. "1 wax liorn here nlncrt. Tie returned on the morning Miss Pauline Grieves entertained the .lodge The members of the ‘‘Junior Rroth- f St. 1 Pair! k's day only lu time to erbood” were agreeably surprised last Five Hundred Club at her home Fri t ie hi place In t'io parade. Different Opnions. ft t- nlrt-'l o- e time to placate the r r'A, by a number of their parents, day evening. Those present were Mis "I don't think >i college edncntlon -ideu. ■ thought Put might w io sprung an original surprise on ses Alice Morgan, Mary Bagshaw, Eva amounts to n great drill." ive at le i-i -eiit ter word a« to what the n. After listening to several short Couch, Jewell Bailey, Mabie Reeve, "Timi t you? Well, yon ought to foot id li if.... n'-l. but tile fact that he had t •' a short time was spent in vari and Louise Ecsele, and Messrs Julian inv la>v'< bills mid see.” Boston Rec een tin- menus of saving the Ilves of oils a nusemen’s. The crowd then Abbott, Lou Baker, Bill McIntire, Al ord : number of miners finally induced w nt to the din:ng room below where fred Norris, Toots Thompson, Ra vmond her to forgive him and go with him Away with dclny-lt always Injures that afternoon to the church. a dainty banquet was spread. Come Keter, Fred Collins and Chest-r and those " ho are prepared Lucan. again ladies. i George Wendt. SATURDAY, MARCH 6, ■— 1915. T- ■' FATHER WRITES SLOGA?I SON DONATES POSTER BUSINESS CARDS 1915 Rose Festival Receives Work of Art from Famous Oregon Boy. GUS NEWBURY Attorn ey-at-Law Will Practise in All Courts in the State MEDFORD. OREGON. W • . . J I ■ 1 * D. 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