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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1915)
Jacksonville Post I I i BUSINESS CARDS Next Monday is Flag Day. G. M. Roberts of Medford w u a re Weather Report. Notice of Sheriff’s Sale. cent visitor in town. I • - - Sheriff Singler was at Medford Tues- Hans J. Holmer, Plaintiff, ---------- --- — " day. Peter Jacobs of the Applegate was a -vs- Following is the report of (J. S. Vol SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1915. Chauncey Florej' was a visitor at recent visitor in town. D. B. Russll an 1 Altha H. Russeell, his unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt; wife, and Albert Iliii, made defendant Medford Thursday. W. H. Bowen was a visitor at Med Jacksonville, for month of May, Attorney-at-Law I upon order of Court, Defendants. LOCAL NEWS Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Hanna were in ford Thursday afternoon. Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi By virtue of an Execution and an Zeb Collings of Watkins transacted I Medford Friday evening. Wil! Practise in All Courts in the State tude 123 deg. 5 min. west. Order of Sale duly issued out of and Thunder shower Thursday evening. , Miss Alice Johnson of Medford visit business in this citv today. under the seal of the Circuit Court of ! Maximum Home grown cherries are in market ed friends in this city Tuesday. MEDFORD. OREGON. Date Minimum Precipita the State of Orig in, m and for Jack- this week. ti.m ..J1 .■ "J Robert and Merle Allison, Medford Seventeen Graduates of Ruch Ison County, dated the 12th day of June 1 46 .06 31 Ralph Jennings of Buncom was in boys visited friends in this city Tues 60 37 1915, in a certain cause therein, wher- •> town Tuesday. School Given Diplomas. 37 D. W. BAGSHAW 66 day. in H»ns J. Holmer as plaintiff in the 1 3 4 36 70 County Clerk Gardner made a trip to above entitled ease on the 5th day of 5 William Burns of Marshfield, Ore., 40 74 Attorney at Law Ashland Friday. 75 41 was a recent business visitorvin this At the eighth grade graduating exer June, 1915, recovered a judgment and 6 7 76 47 Faye Launspach was a visitor at Region. NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER cises held at Ruch on Mon lay evening decree against the defendant D. IL 8 45 71 Medford Monday. Charles Ellis, who has been employ June 7, seventeen graduates front the Russell and Altha H. Russell, his wife, 9 47 61 .27 Ojlice with Jacksonville Post. All work must be spot cash at W. ed at Hilt, Cal returned home Friday eigth grade received their diplomas. for the sum of Ten Thousand Six Hun 10 47 71 dred ($10,600.00) Dollars, with interest, 11 47 71 ft. Sparlts in 1315. JACKSONVILLE. - - OREGON evening. . These graduates were front four rural .29 47 64 thereon from the 21st day of July 1913, 12 Miss Louise tinsele was a visitor at schools, viz: Ruch, Applegate, Un Paul E. Blanchard, an attorney of 43 .09 62 at the rate of 6 (4 per annum, and in 13 38 .06 Medford Thursday. 56 [Grants Pass, was transacting business iontown and Forest Creek, the names cluding decree for the sum of $202.08 14 II. K. H \NNA 15 36 67 of the graduates were Edith Kubli, W. T. Grieve was a business visitor ' in this city Monday. ,13 taxes for 1913} paid by plaintiff, with 36 16 64 I ,awyer at Medford Wednesday. Curley Wilson is having a parch built Chester Mee, Frank Knutzen, Otto interest thereon at the rate of 8 (X per 17 47 .16 .64 Hanson, Hugh Brown, James Rice, 46 18 63 .12 J. B. Jackson of Eagle Point was a and other improvements made to his annum from February 9,1915, and $64. OffDe in Bank of Jacksonville building 40 Lois Rice, Frank Boone, Martha Boone 19 61 .05 resi knee on California street. recent visitor in this city. 47 60 Elizabeth Holzging, Bessie Venable, 56 taxes for 1914, with interest from 20 JACKSONVILLE. OREGON 46 Howard Upton of Grants Pass spent I Jessie Garrett, Ora Goldsby, Paul Maach 31st 1915. at 8 G per annum un 21 58 .05 Elwood Roberts of Buncom was a 45 65 Wednesday in this city attending to j Jennings, Earl Yocum, Leta Davies til paid, and $1000.00 attorney’s fees 22 business visitor in town Monday. 41 23 65 .28 B. R. McCabe of Medford was a business affairs and greeting acquaint- j and Myrtle Stone. The program was and the further sum of Eleven ($11.00) 24 42 64 .06 ances. ’ Dollars costs, which judgment and de DR. T. T. SHAW 63 44 25 .05 visitor at the court house Tuesday. as follows: 47 71 .17 Edward H. Kyle and Emma H. Al-I Invocation, Rev. Mr. Bryan; seng, cree was enrolled and docketed in the I 26 Melvoll L. Main of Wellen was Dentist. 127 76 • 47 .«7 len were married at Eugene, Tuesday, ' MissesjCollins, Wendt, Couch, Williams; Clerk’s office of said Court in said 28 business visitor in town yesterday. 68 52 .06 Office in Ryan Building. California St. Rev. W. F. Shields officiating. Mrs. ’ class prohpecy, Edith Kubli; class his County, on the 5th day of June, 1915, i 29 38 73 Frank Cameron of Uniontown was a | and is of record in Volume 23, of the 30 44 74 Kyle was a resident of Medford. tory, Ora Goldsby; class wiy, Lois Rice Upstairs visitor in this city Saturday night. 31 i Circuit Court Journal. 50 79 Chester and Lester Ellis and Edwin [ address, Prof. F. L. Girffin; reading, Wm. P. Mealey of Medford was a Public notice is hereby given, that JACKSONVILLE OREGON Beery left Thursday morning for Sac- Miss Williams; presentation of diplom b tsiness visitor in this city Monday, I in compliance with the commands of Temperature—mean max. 66:38; mean remento, Cal. where they expe-t to ob as, Rural Supervisor Chase; response mir. 42:96; mean 54:67. Max. 79 on 31, ; Misses Alice an 1 Edith Hoefs were tain employment. by teachers, Mr. Wheeler, Miss Colvin said Execution and Order of Sale I will Minimum, 31, on 1st. Greatest daily I on Monday the 12th day of July, 1915 Visitors at Medford Sunday evening. benediction, Rev. Bryan, Leonard R. Duscnbury was in town , I at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M. offer ; range, 32. Total precipitation 1.97 I William LnWdon of Murphy r y was a Thursday consulting an attorney in re-, A good sized crowd listened to the inches. Greatest in 24 hours, 0.29 in 1 for sale and will sell at public auction business visitor in this city Tuesday. gard to homestead he h is located in program and the eVent presages a rap ' to the highest bi Ider for cash, subject 1 on 12. Number of days with .01 I idly growing interest in education in inch or more precipitation. If. clear, 1 Are you a.subscribur to the Post? the eastern end of the county. the Applegate section. Many of the Io redemption as is by law provided all If not, why not? Only $1.50 per year. Clint Dunnington and Mrs. Walter boys anJ girls will have no opportuni of the right, title, and interest that 7; partly cloudy, 7; cloudy, 17. Precipitation for season, 18 42 Dr. T. T. Shaw left Tuesday eve Kitto autoed to Ashland Friday bring the defendants D. B. Russell and Altha Precipitation for last season 21 29 ning for a few days visit at Portland. ing back with them Mr. and Mrs. Joe ty for a high school education and there H, Russell, his wife, and Albert Hill had flg L-illy «S—ils arenotan eiperiment— must soor come a strong demand for E. B ritt , ^W they are trfled in ourlaboralary and Pat Swayne of Watkins transacted M ircom for a visit with friends in this I a union high school for the many boys on the 12th dav of August 1913 or have V trial srounda. They are (peciallv Cooperative Observer f adapted to th« Pacific Norlhwea and 1 business in this city Wednesday morn city. since acquired in and to the following and girls who are anxious to go furth F are true to name. Out valuable cal- i ing. ' aloiiuo will be lent free on request, fl described real property, situated in A number of ladies and gentlemen, er. Dealer,eel!Lilly'iSeeOe. linot.write. A Use printed staiionery, it adds dig Jackson County, State of Oregon, and The Chea. II. Lilly Co.. Seattle U U lcle BiiJv Cameron, of Uniontown numbers of the Eastern Star, attend ----- nity to your business and tends to cre being more particularly described as was a business visitor in town Satur ed the reception given the Worthy Ma ate an impression of its importance. follows, to-wit: day. Spice of Life tron of that order at Medford Wednes- The Northwest quarter of section 13, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Shaw of Gold day evening. Township 35 South Range 2 West, and Chas. F. Dunford was in from the Hili visited relatives in this city Sun day. r meh again Thursday. He did not “Bout de only trouble dat Job miss- the Northeast quarter of Section 13, Township 35 South, Range 2 West, and ! A. Kleinhammer and family of Bun- come for a shave this time but rumor ed," said Uncle Eben, "was runnin’ the West half of the Northwest quart says he was looking for 4 partner to fur office aif havin ’ friends come com were visitors in this city Wednes help him on the farm. aroun’ de mornin’ after election to tell er of section 18 Township 35 South, day. Range 1 West of Willamette Meridian, Yesterday was a legal holiday in Ore him whur he made his mistake.” — situated in Jackson County, Oregon. Roy U.rich made a trip to Hilt, Cal. Washington Post Sunday morning returning Sunday eve gon by order of Governor Withycombe, All of the above described real pro- Goods All Fresh. Prices Right. but why business in the whole state ning. perty will be so'd at said time and should be tied up on account of a show A full line of the best groceries confections, nuts, fresh fruits, Mrs. C. D. Stout and daughter Ora Client—I want to sue for a divorce place in the manner provided by law Cigars and Tobacco, Etc. at Portland, is not apparent. were visitors in Medford Thursday af for the sale of real property under exe- and an allowance of $1500 a year. Law Mrs. Sarah A. Lowdon, widow <ff ternoon. yer—What is your husband’s income? cution foreclosure to satisfy the judg Cail and see us fames Lowdon, deceased, has been The S. P. will put on a new train be Client—It’s about that. I wouldn't ment, costs, attorney's fees and the 'ranted widow’s pension by the U. accruing costs of this sale. tween Portland and San Francisco next ask for more than the man makes. I’m S. Pension Bureau. The application Dated this 12th day of June, 1915, at Tuesday. not that kind. -Boston Transcript « was filed by D. W. Bagshaw of this the office of the Sheriff in the Court W. I. Vawter of Meford transacted city. House at Jacksonville, Oregon. business in the circuit court Monday “Nice children you have. Which is W. E. Finney and Charles Dunford W. H. S ingler , forenoon. Sheriff of J acks in County Oregon of this city have been appointed patrol this?” “l’he seventh.” “He seems Farmers in the valley have almost man by the Jackson County Fire Patrol to be the healthiesi-looking one of the By E. W. W ilson , Deputy. fi dshed harvesting the first crop of al- association. They will have charge of lot.” “Yes; by the time he came along • - f dfa hay. of theories. ’ the Squaw creek and Jacksonville dis his mother had run out Postmaster Ulrich of this city is at- tricts. Town Talk « Struck by Baseball Child Dies te -, ling the Rose Festival at Portland A Fourth of July celebration to be this week. held at Palmer creek on the Applegate Madge- 1 don’t think there’d be any I Tacoma, June 7— As the result of his Medford baseball team defeated the is being planned. Horse racing, ball dimes for 20 cents or two Hilt, Cal. team by a score of 20 to 2, games, dancing and other amusements fun in voting anyhow, Marjorie—Sire being hit with a ban ball th <wn by a there would. If a Woman you didn ’ t at Hilt Sunday. will likely be provided and a big picnic playmate Bertie Ammons, 7-year-o’d —Although we do r.ot spend our coin on pink handbills or exten- like were running, you could get ail Prosecuting Attorney Kelly of Med dinner will be a feature of the event. the fudge and soda you wanted out of boy, died yesterday. The injury was sive newspaper advertising, yet; ford was a business visitor at the court The Tolo baseball team will play the her, and then vote against her.—Judge inflicted last Wednesday, but, to —RIGHT NOW, prices, as low as any in Jackson County are tick- shield the other boy, toe injure I child house Thursday. Jacksonville team on the local diamond eted on every article in our store; said nothing about it until he be Sunday was the hottest day of the Sunday afternoon. Better come out --All we ask is an open mind and one fair trial. “This war is a terible thing, isn’t came ill today, complications having year to date. The themometer regis- and boost your home team. The game Cordially yours, set in. promises to be interesting as Tolo has it?” “Perfectly dreadly. Still, you tered 91 degrees. don ’ t have to keep explaining to people a record of winning nine out of twelve FOR RENT—The Norling house, games this season. of your set why you are not in Paris.” Shopkeeper—That knife has four on Oregon street. Apply to D. w. T. W. Osgood, the engineer who — Brooklyn Eagle ' blades besides a corkscrew. Scotchman Bagihaw, this office' planned and superintended the con- | —Hue ye no got one wi’ one blade at d Get your stationery printed at this struction of the city waterworks here | few. r corkscrews?—L indon O, inion /If The Churches o Hee. Our work is guaranteed and a few years ago was a visitor in town , ourprices are right. Monday forenoon. Mr. Osgood has The annual festival of the Scandina spent the past tan months in Californ CHRISTIAN SCIENCE vians of Rogue River valley will be ia and is looking fine. held at Ashland, June 2L Services held every Sunday morning FOR SALE-TIMBER LAND.-Ihave! Mr. and Mrs. Cha3. Hansen and fam- for sale at a bargain, four tracts of at 11 o’clock in I. O. O. F. Hall. ily left Mon lay afternoon for a visi t timber, totalling 6)0 acres, rill in tie Everybody welcome. Where To Go wi.h friends near Grants Pasi. Sime region, for sale at a bargain if The Royal Neighbors held t'leir taken at once. Laud is located in i Newport monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Douglas county and is worth double ; METHODIST Tilkmook Seashore Resorts Doc Jones Tuesday afternoon. the price asked. Apply to D . W. A Delightful Seaside Retreat Sunday School every Sun lay at 10 wonderful scenery, dense George Austin, mail carrier between I Bagshaw, Jacksonville, Oregon. o’clock W. G. Caudill Supt. Public fori sts, enticing trout Every charm for an of. Eagle Point and Wellen, was a busi The report recently published in a worship at 11 a. m. each «econd and streams, miles and miles door vacation. Surf ba’h- ness visitor in this city Thursday. Medford newspaper 10 the effect that fourth Sunday of the month ard at of glorious s ir.dy beach. ing, fishing, bating and the brick f urn is d for the new Fe leral Dr. E. R. Seely of Medford won the Class 7:30 every Sunday evening, pleasant social recreations. Dupont-Anaconda trophy at the annual building at that place had been con- I I meeting every first and thifft Sunday Special Low Round Trip Fares demneu by the inspector at the build northwest shoot at Portland, Mon 11 a. m. H. C. Gallup leader. Pray Special Low Round Trip Fares from all points with long ing, is not correct and is absolutely er meeting Ihurs lay evening at 7:30 day. limit. Daily and week Daily Train service an I spec John W. Pernoil, postmaster and without foundation. The face is that The public is invited to attend these end trains. ial Sunday Excursions. merchant at Applegate, was a business the brick which were furnished by the 1 services. A. Coslet Pastor Ask for further particulars and copy of booklet visitor in this city Tuesday after Jacksonville Brick & Tile Co. of! this city were inspected at the kilns here noon. Ask nearest agent for copy of booklet on Newport “Seashore TillamooA: f’ounty.” and were pronounced to be “th- best Mrs. Anna Norling, a former resi common brick made in Western Ore- j dent of this city who is now a resident gon.” California’s Expositions Summer Excursions East of Portland, visited friends here this The mi tt makes it and under the terms A world's Marvel Every W. H. Lewis who resides near Agate of the CONTINENTAL MORTGAGE week. Round trip tickets to Ea-t- thing com, lete. The gieat- The old A. A. Davis flour mill at this county, Bold his 1915 clip of wool COMPANY you ca" secure it at 6'< ern destination« via Cali est evert! of the Century. for any regal purpose on approved leal 1 to Col. Wii.iams of the Ta.' lor-Willrams MeIford which has been close 1 down fornia with stop-overs in estate. T rms easy, tell 11s vour wants Special Lt.w Rouad Tiip Fares Dai'y lor several years will reopen for busi ' Co. of this cito. The weight of the wool and we will co-operafe'with you. eit h« r direciior. to v.si' the was 10742 pounds for which Mr. Lewis ness in a short time. Splft.d <1 t’’ain Hvrvi •<*, at- Expositions on sale daily & COMPANY I received a check for $3044.20 which SB DE , PETTY JAM III." LUING DENVER. COLO. tertive employee, dvli/hf- from all woints. A number of persons from out of ful «cvnery. Ask for book town called at the court house yester consider ng the present stringency in financial matters is a pretty grid re Full information from nearest agen let “CaliforoiH and ltd Two day and were surprised to find that the turn for one year’s crop ar.d beats World I- and day was a legal holiday and that coun fruitgrowing for sure returns. This Yr u can ttop-over at Shasta cprinjrs •‘Wayaidu Notes Sh'Mta Route.” ty offices were closed. is one of the many instances in South I of The Medford Tribune says “The au- ern Oregon where money is being made of tb ities are looking after a p irty of out of she ip ant although the clip sold O Ager 11. * ill be glad Io fur sh full purlieu la: s in regard Io any of th a > ive outing and mike f r boys who went swimming in Bear uy Mr. Lewis is the largest single clip re. irvation-, outline your 11 ip or give you inter« s ting literature on t he varioic [> :.«■« s vi u mi vs'. cr-eg Wednesday af;er.iam and dis- in Jackson C'.nty and entitles tire Ask for our folder Oregon Outdoor*” H i Own Sweet Self. p • .ed on the bank in nothing but their grower to the title of “. . Ki: g. ’ Wh« Io you (•■insider your best v ., . ia> garb. A woman msde a pro it shows what can be dore wivh sheep one who would do the most to ■ to the boys and the sights became 1 in this country notwithstanding .he m >re unseemly.” Did th y put on . low tariff which was pre ict ! 'o put wife's bnsbind. — Boston John M. Scott, Gen. Pass. Agent, Portland, Oregon. their clothes, or what? 1 the sheep men out of business. 1 NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!! Groceries, Confectionery, Notions, MRS. HATTIE DENEFF A CUT IN PRICE COLGATE’S TOOTH PASTE CITY DRUG STORE Suggestions for Summer “MONEY” SOUTHERN PACIFIC 11
