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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1915)
I business ords You can find a Notary Public at this Weather Report Ralph J innings of Ruch was a vijit office. or in this city Monday. ~‘Heni*y Mankins orToormafi’s creek Etms CBngff'of thfCft y’wis a'visit-' GUS NEWBURY Following is the report of U. S. Vol SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1915. «’as in town Monday, or at Medford Sunday. I unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt; Attorney-at-Law 13Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peterson of John 11. Carkin of Medford was a re Jacksonville, for month of July . • Willow Springs were recent visitors in cent visitor in this city. LOCAL NEWS -Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi Will Practise » in All C'ouTts in the St ite this city. tude 123 deg. 5 min. west. James Ryan of Steamboat was a rec By EUNICE BLAKE I MEDFORD, . a OREGON. Countv Clerk Gardner is spending a ent Visitor in this city. Leslie Stansell made a trip to Ash- Week at San Francisco, attending rhe ' Date Maximum Minimum Precipita John B Renault, Jr. autoed to Crater "Howdy. Amuinla? Excuse me for land Sunday. tion exposition. Lake Tuesday morning. Ik W. BAGSHAWIUI 62 not cornin’ sooner when 41x111 sent to say 1 99 G. N. Lewis was a visitor at Med- Mr'and Mrs. John Barnum have A'ttornies Kelly and Roberts of Med you wanted to see me. but I was work- 2 61 96 ford Sunday, 58 93 "Attorney at Law 3 returned from a visit to the Panama ford were in town Tuesday. In’ at the cider pryss.” 61 ■4 92 ♦ • ■ •• • ■ Ail work must be spot Cash at W Exposition. •’Come In, Mr. MBieh.ouse. It’s gittln’ 5 56 J. Percy Wells was a visitor at 81 1 NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER H. Sparks ifi 1915. 51 66 chilly nights now. I got some logs 6' R. II. Gowen, an attorney of "fingene Medford Thursday afternoon. 50 78 •7 Office with Jacksonville, Post. Merritt Dews m«de a business trip transacted professional btlsines in th is H. Wendt of this place made a busi blazin' on the hearth, and I'll bring up 8 > 58 72 to Medford Tuesday. citv Saturday. some birch beer from the cellar. ” 57 9>. ness trip to Medford Monday. 81 JACKSONVILLE. - ORE410N Josh Morehouse, a bachelor of forty, 10 49 80 Frank Bybee was a business visitor Mrs. A. Elmer of Los Ange’es, and B. M. Collins and family were recent accepted the Invitation and was soon 11 4 *• 49 84 at Medford Tuesday afternoon. a former resident of this city, is vis it- visitors in the Applegate valley. 56 83 12 sitting on one end of a sofa drawn be W. H. Johnson of the Bank of Jack-1 inR here thi'! week • i 50 75 ' 13 II. K. HANNA 1 i Cliff Dunnington and Mary Bagshaw fore the tire, while Amanda Waters, 14 48 78 sonville and Mayor Britt made a busi Mrs. R. B. Dow, who has been visit- autoed to Medford Friday evening. aged twenty, sat at the other. Beside 15 48 82 ness trip to Medford Thursday fore- ’ ing Mr. Dow. at San Francisco, has 50 77 I Lawyer Chas. F. Dunford of Sterling trans Josh stood a table on which weren dlsW 16 noon. returned to this city. of nuts and a bottle of birch beer. Aft- ’ 43 80 17 acted business in this city Thursday. : I •! 47 18 er a swig of the beer he began crack 90 Mr. and Mrs. Watson Caudill who ■ Early Crawford peaches are selling Office in Bank of Jacksonville building Lloyd Jacobson of the Ap'oleg ite Val ing the nuts and Invited Amanda to 19 97 24 had been spending a couple of weeks J on the street at 25 cents per box, or $1 . . .i»4 60 20 98 ley was a recent visitor in this city. tell him what be could do for her. at San Francisco, returned home Sat ! per hundred pounds, JACKSONVILLE, 21 100 62 ORBOON "Law sakes. Mr. Morehouse. 1 don ’ t Mr. and Mrs. W. T Grieve of this 60 urday evening. 22 97 Get your stationery printed at this believe I can.” 64 23 li»3 ¡Judge TouVella has been appointed office. Our work is guaranteed and city were visitors at Medford Monday. “Waal. now. that’s surprisin’.” 58 24 96 Thomas Ryan, of Scappoose, Oregon, "There’s somep'n I want you to do 25 by Goy. Withycombe a delegate to the our prices are right. 54 93 DR. T. T. SHAW transacted business in this city recent for me. but it’s awful hard to any lt. 26 52 83 International Dry Farming Congress, Mr. and Mrs. John Offenbacher of 48 83 Fact is, I want to burry you for 27 which meets at Denver, Sept. 27. «*■ ; l.SKl Applegate transacted business in this ly. Dentist. M 28 50 Ml Ü-Wj 80 B. R. McC ibe, an dttdrney from awhile.” I U IJ Misses. Mary Bagshaw and Louise city Friday morning. 29 52 79 “Borry me?” .Medford, was at the court house Mon 30 58 74 Fnsele, who h»ve been visiting friends Joe Martin and «rife, who had been California St. Slf. Morehouse paused while crack 31 85 50 and relatives in Washington for the attending the exposition ai San Fran day. Ing a nut and looked at Miss Waters A. S. klienhammer, a wellknown Inquiringly. past six weeks, returned home Thurs- cisco, have returned home Temperature—mean max. 85 >:64; mean stockman df Buncom was intown Mon dav. "You know Enoch Rogers. Weil, mir. 54:06; mean 69:85. Max. 103 on 23, JACKSONVILLE OREGON Henry Pernoil of Grants Pass and Enoch has beeu talkin' soft to me late Minimum, 43, on 17,. Grea itest daily Bob Fields and Clarence Jaqua of | brother, John G., or’ Applegate, passed day. I ly, mid I don ’ t want him to do it. He's Miss Helena Finley of Medford visit i range, 43. Total precipitation .30 Medford passed through this city Tues I through town in an auto Sunday. ed friends in this city several days this 1 nice feller, but he’s nothin’ but a inches. Greatest in 24 hours, 0.16 in., day enroute for the Applegate valley fc’oi’. 1 don’t cotton to these kids, but The editor and wife enjoyed an auto where they expect to coax some fishes ride with D H. Cronemiller and Mis. week. Enoch Is gfvfn’ me an awful lot of. ,on :6. Number of days with .01 The mint makes it and under the terms from the streams. The county b >ard of equalization will worrlment. 1 dblr’t want to hurt bls inch or more precipitation. 2. clear, 1 of the CONTINENTAL MORTGAGE J. M. Cronemiller Friday evening. ¡COMPANY you can secure it at ( meet at the court house in this city, feelin’s, and I can’t stand M to have 19; partly cloudy, 7; cloudy, f>. John Austin Hooper, who escaped ‘ for any legal purpose i.n approved real Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hanson who Precipitation for season, him follerln ’ me about, maklu' people Sept. 13. from Sheriff Smith of Josephine coun have been enjoying a vacation at Gold estate. Terms easy, tell us vour wants believe 1 belong to him. ” Precipitation for last season and we will co-operate with you. ty has not been heard from since he Beach and other points have returned Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Bell of Oabland, "Why don’t you tell him. squar, to E. B ritt , PETTY & COMPANY Cal. are visiting friends in the valley keep off?” left the vicinity of Rogue River, the home. Cooperative Observer. 513 DENHAM BUILDING DENVER. COLO. evening of his escape. this week. i "I have. It don't appear to do any Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tungata of the An orchardist on Kings Highway ad good.” Phil Metchan, Jr. and family of Port- ' Butte Falls district are visiting at the I "You don’t want me to give hful a land, arrived Sunday and will spend a home of Mr. and Mrs Frank Tungate in vertises peaches at 80 cents per hun lickiu’. do you?" dred pounds. few weeks with relatives in this city this city. "Oh, no. Mr. Morehouse. I wouldn't and vicinity. Mr. Metchan is manag M iss Liuise Jones of the telephone have you do that.” er-of the Imperial hotel at Portland. "What do you want me to do?" exchange of this city of this city has At The Churches A Klamath county hunter named r turned form a visit to the Panama "Waal. I've reckoned that If you i Hoover, shot and instantly killed his i Exposition. wouldn't mind make b’lieve for awhile I belong to you mebbe he’d give tue up brother in mistake for a deer, one day The Medford baseball team was de CHRISTIAN SCIENCE and be ruckcuslled to get ou with last week. This is the second accident feated at that city. Sunday afternoon, out me.' in Klamath county this season due to i Services held every Sunday morning !>V the Harriman team of Portland. "Oh. I see! That's a mighty good carelessness. at 11 o’clock in I. O. O. F. Hall.; , wily o’ lettili' him down." Score 7 to 5. Prof, and Mrs. Frank C. Smith, who "His mother and my mother are Medford's new bonding scheme is Everybody welcome. have been spending the past two mighty good friends, and Enoch Is u meeting with much opposition, from ulce boy. So 1 mustn't do anything tnonths at Sar. Francisco, attending both the taxpayers and the holders of to make bad blood. Jest as soon as the exposition and visiting points of improvement bonds. METHODIST Just Received: a new line of Candies, Soft Enoch sees that some un has got interest, returned Tuesday well pleased Attornies Newbury and Briggs of Sunday School every Sunday at 10 ahead of him lie'll draw off and tiud with the trip. Drinks, Tobacco, etc. another gal." Medford argued a demurrer in Justice C. W. Casebolt, a rancher charged Dux’s court, in the case of Porter vs o’clock W. G. Caudill Supt. Public "You don’t mean thnt he’d tbluk worship at 11 a. in. ea'ch seeon I and We handle Royal Bread. with unlawfully inverting water from Short, Friday afternoon. you’d look nt an old feller like me. do fourth Sunday of the month and at you ?" an irrigating ditch belonging to the The 99th birthday of Mrs. Susan 7:30 every Sunday evening. Class joe c ntire CLINT DUNNINTON, "La sakes. Mr. Morehouse, bow you i Rogue River Canal Co., was given a the home Whitney Was celebrated at meeting every first and third Sunday talk! You’re just the age for u worn jury trial in Ji stice Dox’s court in th:s city Thursday forenoon and found guil of her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Short, 11 a. m. II. C. Gallup leader. Pray tin bet « ecu eiglileeu and tweuty-tive near Rogue River, Aug. 15. er meeting Thursday evening at 7:3c Girls want a husband to look up to ty- The public is invited to a tend these They don't «'11111 a boy that they kin Shaw and Norman Crommie, Clyde It is reported that the work of elec wipe the floor with." services. A. Coslet Pastor "You don’t mean It! Waal, now. I trifying the Rogue River Valley Rail- Mike Broad have gone to Crater Lake, wouldn't u thought any gnl except an r ad will be prosecuted as fast as pos where they have secured employment old maid would want me." First Great American Painter. sible and will be completed by or be on the new road under construction in Mr .Morellouse looked very much The first portrait painter of the Unit fore October 1st. Poles for carrying that district. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ellison, who ed States to will general fame was pleased. The tire crackled merrily, the wires are being delivered along the dancing on tin' fender mid gilding arti line and holes are being dug this week, have been visiting relatives in this city Thomas Sully, who was born in 1783. cles III Hie room. The birch beer bail One of tile first celebrated American the historical paintings. "WashingtonCross- a delicious flavor, mid the lints, liar FOR SALE -TIMBER LAND. —Ihave and other points in the valley for past fortnight expect to leave for Ing the Delaware.’’ «as the product of Ing been newly gathered. were the for 20 cents or two hard dimes for sale at a bargain, four tracts of Portland this evening. his genius. Sully established himself same. timber, totalling 600 acres, nil in the "When shull we begin. M r. More- — Although we do r.ot spend our coin on pink handbills or ex ten- Dr. Clancy, who owns a ranch be- In Richmond ns a portrait painter In bouse?" same region, for sale at a bargain if asked Amanda, moving from sive newspaper advertising, yet; 1803. but soon removed to New York tween this city and Medford, reports i taken at once. Land is located in and in 1810 to Philadelphia, which city her end of the sofa toward her make —RIGHT NOW, prices, as low as any in Jackson County are tick Douglas county and is worth double a yield of 28°0 bushels of barley from a [ was afterward Ills home. believe lover eted oil every article in our store; the price asked. Apply to D . W. 33 acre tract, being an average of ah- I In addition to “Washington Crossing "BeginY Begin what?" out 85 bushels per acre. A tra^t of j the Delaware,” his famous historical “Why, perteiiilin’ we’re engaged.” —All we ask is an open mind and one fair trial. B igshaw, Jacksonville, Oregon. "Isn't there a big difference between Cordially yours, Mr. and Mrs. Rov Ulrich, Mr. and beardless barley yielded 94 bushels peri paintings Include "The Capture of Ma jor Andre" and "Miranda.” As a por pertendiir and the real thing?" Mrs. H. K. Hanna, Mr. and Mrs. acre. Who can beat it? If we don't act "Mebbe there Is. but Christain Ulrich and Dr. T. T. Shaw At the special election held in Ash trait painter his most notable subjects engnged before people they won’t be- made a trip on the Pacific Highway, land, Wednesday, the proposition to ro- were Tlmmas Jefferson. Lafayette. lleve we’re engaged. Enocb'll think James Madison, John Marshall, Funny to the top of the Siskiyou range, bond the city for lhe purchaseof elec Kemble and Queen Victoria. He vis | I'm Just sayin’ I’m engaged to shet Sunday. They report that the road tric current and equipment from the ited England to paint the girl queen him off " "That wouldn’t do. would it? But was in fine condition and the view California-Oregon Power Co. was tur- In her coronation robes. Sully lived from the top of the mountains unsur ned down by a v ite of 559 to 205. The to an advanced age. dying In Philadel how are we goiu’ to net engaged?" “Laws a-imissy. .Mr. Morehouse, you passed for beauty and grandeur. total vote polled was less than one- phia In 1872. don't reckon we’re goln' to know how half the citv ’ s usual voting strength. Sister Helena of the Cross, Superior j to act engaged without any practicin’!’' Lowering the Topmast. “Mebbe not ” of St. Mary's Academy at Medford Classes at St. Mary’s Academy, at that Chelmsford once related Mr. Morehouse took another pull at The World’» Grintest Exposition and Sister Mary Hyacintha of Holy Medford, Oregon, will open Sept. 7. a Lord friend of his at the bur was engaged N imes Normal School at O»« ego, Both boarders and rtay-pupils are re hi 11 nuuticul case, in which It appear the birch beer, and when he had set Oregon, were visitors in this city ceived. Full high school course. In ed that 11 vessel. In 11 severe gale of down Ills mug lie found that A mu nd« I m now at it« Height in Monday. The sisters, whose familv dividual attention in primary and gram wind, had liei-n thrown upon her beam had moved to the middle of the sofa mid there was barely room for 11 sheet name is Caron, were residents of this mar grader. Exceptional advantages ends The barrister, who appears to I of paper between them The Are was city a number of years ago, and are in art, music, China painting and mod have hail a smattering of mimical mat ! crackling and giving out Its genial bith graduates of the Sisters Acade ern languages. Excellent commercirl ter«, asked a sailor who «as In tlie warmth Mr. Morehouse felt very hap my of this place, which was then a course. For p rliculars, address bis witness box Imw it was they did not py. He looked sidewise at Amanda, I lower the to| m; st. upon which the wit- while she looked down at her lap, flourishing institution. Both ladies re ter Superior. ness replied. «'Uli 11 sneer, "If you smoothing her dress. He wondered If tain tender memories of our city and knew 11» mm h of the sea as I do you Never before in the history of the world has there A ctuple of young deerslanrs of this th-iir friends of former days and were would know that that Is not an easy I ! a borrowed lover practicing to piny Ills been conducted such a magnificent and wonderfull sorry that it was necessary to remove I city who «’ere hunting in the Little Ap matter In a gale of wind.” This Incl | part was entitled to take n kiss. He Exposition. Here is artistically presented the pro ' dropped an arm, which was resting on plegate district, killed two deer and deni led the counsel to turn Ids atten the Fchool to another location. ductions <>f the mind and labors uf mankind through cached the carcasses on the ground, tion to the subject. In consequence 1 the back of the sofa, to her waist. She Jack Reter and family returned Sun covering them with the tent canvas. of winch he invented nn nppnr.-itus for did not move. He felt encouraged. out the ages day evening from a three-weeks fish U|on returning to camp later, the boys lowering tupmssts. for which lie oh He drew her toward him till she was I ing and camping trip on Rogue River. fourd that some range hogs had dis tallied a |>nlent and earned upward of leaning up against him. Her head top Low Round Trip Tickets are on sale daily to Sall When interviewed regarding the re covered the venison aril hail complete £20.000 by Ids Invculioii. - Ixmdon pled to the side; he turned her face, Francisco. and his lips were drawn magnetically sults of the trip, Mr. Reter said he ly destroyed it. Afterward» the boys Globe. to hers. Eour commodious traim leave every d.iy f >r San was very busy but gave us the fol a'e bread and beans. "By J'nx,” he exdnlincd. T wonder The Tragedy of Old Aga. F rancisco. lowing data: during the first four days FASHION’S LATEST WHISPER That tragedy of the old-the being If bein' n real lover Is better’n n bor- on the river tie did net catch any fish, Please cal] and see the more tl an 1U0 laid aside from life before the spirit Is ryeil one!” Scrne-y enroute is fascinating, varied and unsur but then the luck changed somewhat fashions of newest New York moi.Is ready to resign; tile feeling that no one passed. "Nobody kin tell that without try- and he hooked a large steelhead weigh and New York nric:s. Made to vour wants you: Hint all those you have In'.” sold Amanda. Electric automatic Block Signals guard the Way. Another kl«s helped him on. mid utili ing (estimated) twenty pounds, but own individual measure < r Ready Made. borne and brought up have long pass Our folders "Wayside Not-a Sh nt i Route’’ and owing to the reel on his rod not being Coits, suits, dresses, skirts, waists, ed out on to roads where you cannot another helped him on further till nt "California and Its T* > Expositions” will interest properly fastened the big fellow got and children : coats, also furs, corsets, follow; Hint even the thought life of last, ns he afterward snld. "the words came right out by themselve* you. away. That was hard luck. From e’ . I guarantee satisfaction and invite the world streams by so fast that you Just lie up In a hack water, feebly, blindly without my havin' hum h.ng to do with the fifth day on Mr. Refer caught you to call NOW. Our nearest agent will give your inq liries court - ojs groping for the full of the water ami It ” from one to four fish each day, all When Josh Morehouse went home Mrs. M. Robison. aIwaya pushed gently. Iiopelessly back; nt i ent ion. good six ad ones, running from two to ■! .,r -. a e I It JOB at■ ■ Still young mil that evening lie «ns ii.tolilshed nt re Medford papers report an electrical • ix piunds in weight which were some warm and yet so furiielowed with old rnenibering t'int he Imd stood within flah for this time of year. One fish storm of unusual severity. in tie east thoughts mid fashions that none cun nn hi-ur rti tin 'e different position«— c a; it by Mr. Reter with a fl.', a id ern part of the county, Mon lay •ven- see how young and warm you are. friend, pretimli I Inver anil betrothed it 1 , • il 1 Mm n <t included in the above list, was a irg. The paper states that the storm none -ee Imw you long to rub hearts tilirty pound salmon. Should any of was accompanied with hall of large «Uli the a live, how you yearn for rclf. slapping III- knee, "lion sn-ldent h,< .iends doubt the above Btory, Mr. size. At this city some flashes of something real to do that can help life some things come nlmiit Jtwl think on and bow no one will give It you.--• that Manly's wantin' to Ixirry me to John M. Scott, General Pausender Agent, Portland, Ore. Keier has photographs of s- me of the lightning followed by rumbling of dis John Galsworthy in Scribner s. head off Enoch Rogers shmil 1 'a' made tant thunder was the only indication fl-h caught andean secure affidavits n mntcb between her nod me!" | that a storm was passing. to corroborate this tale. 1 l Jacksonville Post T ransition ‘‘MONEY’’ Come in and see Punk and Joe at THE REAL THING CONFECTIONERY M I A CUT IN PRICE COLGATE’S TOOTII PASTE CITY DRUG STORE San Francisco SOUTHERN PACIFIC .
