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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 10, 1917)
— — — — —— — Jacksonville Post Dr. .1. W. Robinson was in Medford Monday is Lincoln’s Birthday. Friday r Amos McKee of Buncom was in town Henry Harvey of Steamboat was tn Monday. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1917 town Monday. Up to date business men use printed All work done in 1917 spot cash at stationery. LOCAL NEWS W. R. Sparks. ; John Renault was a visitor at Mel- Did you get that package before the ford Tuesday. Emil Britt was a passenger to Med ltd closed down? Miss Lucile Rader of Medford was :i ford Thursday. Mrs. E. S. Wilson was a visitor at ! recent visitor in town. Joe Morrill of Salmon Bar, Cal. was Medford Friday. I Mrs. Georgia Helms of Medford was in town this week. Chauncey Florey was a visitor at | a visitor in town today. Benjamin Brophy of Derby was a re Medford Monday. Fred Offenbacher of Applegate wa cent visitor in town. Mrs. Ralph Jennings was a visitor at in town Friday afternoon. William Gilbanks of Buncom was in Medford Tuesday. J. H. Crump of Sterling transacted town first of the week. Harley Hall of Buncom was a recent business in this city today. Charles Pursel of Buncom was a re visitor in this citv. William Facklam a prominent farm cent visitor in this city. Mrs. Minnie Kelly was over from er of Willow Springs transacted busi A. D. McKee of Buncom was a visi Medford Thursday. ness in this city Fri lay. tor in this city Thursday. Dr. Cameron of Ruch was a visitor Throw away that rubber stamp and Dr. W. C. Cameron of Ruch has in in this city Monday. get printed stationery at this offi’e. vested in a Maxwell car. William Olson of Buncom was a visi Work right, prices right. Ernest Webb of Central Point was a tor in town Monday. Mesdamea Mattie Thompson and Ada recent visitor in this city. Benton Bowers of Ashland was a re Bagshaw visited Miss Wendt's room County Clerk Gardner was at Med cent visitor in this city. at the public school Friday afternoon. ford Wednesday afternoon. A. T. Lundgren was a business visi Two carloads of apples grown in this E. B. Hawkins of the Applegate val tor at Medford Tuesday. valley were on the steamship Californ ley was in town this week. Louis Baker was a visitor at Med ia torpedoed by a German submarine A Lincoln Day banquet will be held ford Wednesday evening. this week. at Medford Monday evening. Harry Baker of Medford was a visi “The Marks of the Lord Jesus,’’ will I W. C. Hale of Grants Pass transact tor in town Friday morning. i be the morning theme of the Presby ed business in town Monday. Mrs. Ben Coilins of Medford was a terian church and the evening subject, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jennings visited visitor in this city Wednesday. “What is my purpose in Life.” The friends near Buncom Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich visited young people will find the evening ser Uncle Billy Cameron of Uniontown friends in Medford Tuesday evening. vice of special interest. was a visitor in town Tuesday. Mrs. Jack Refer of Medford was a The State Senate, on Friday passed Mr. and Mrs. Frank Neil of Derby visitor in this city Wednesday after a bill repealing the present law which were visitors in town Thursday. : requires a medical examination before noon. Ekron Gall of Phoenix visited friends Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dunnington of procuring a marriage license. It is in this city Wednesday evening. Medford were recent visitors in this thought that the House will concur in the passage of the measure. H. Stephenson of the Applegate val- city, ley was a recent visitor in town. i Miss Mabel Reeve of Medford spent Tha basketball teams of the public E. N. Roberts a mining man of Cop i several days visiting friends in thir I schools of this city played the Gold I Hill teams in the LL S. Hal) last night. par, Cal. was in town this week. I city this week. I Cary Culy of the Applegate valley Mrs. Will Henry expects to leave Both games were won by the Jackson was a recent visitor in this city. this week for Puyallup, Wash., where ville players: girls game 16-14, boys game 52-13. Tne hall was well filled T. C. Law of Willow Springs was a j Mr. Henry has employment. I with spectators. business visitor in this city Monday. The Royal Neighbors held their L irry O’Toole, a prospector of Salm- j monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. on Bar, Cal., was in town this week. Sam Walsh Tuesday afternoon. 7’ EL build a house of lollypops, Frank Lewis of Eagle Point was a | Just suited, sweetheart, to your taste; The mayor and two councilmen made business visitor in this city Thursday. a trip to the Connor residence Thurs The windows shall be lemon drops, The doors shall be of jujube paste, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Mitchell of Bun day afternoon to secure data in regard Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment Heigh-o, if you’ll be mine! com were visitors in this city Wednes to the application recently made for AT ALL DRUG STORES day. city water. TUBES 25C JACS 500 With peppermints I’ll pave the walks; R. R. McCabe of Medford transacted A little garden, too, I’ll sow vz Mrs. Sam Walsh entertained a num With seeds that send up sweetened stalks legal business at the court house Wed ber of young people at her home with Eleven Men Pay Fines On which bright candied violets grow, nesday. a taffy pull Saturday evening, the oc Heigh-o, my valentine! M/ Dr. R. E. Golden and family expect casion being Harry’s birthdiy. A very to return to Jacksonville the last of enjoyable time was had. Those pres Some seats of sassafras 1’11 make ’ McMinnville, Or., Feb. 5—Eleven the month. ent were: Mr. Godw»rd, Mr. and Mrs. men were indic'ed here yesterday by Because I know you think it’s nice; The cushions shall be jelly cake Sheriff Jennings captured a supply Whitsworth, Ellen Hartman, Birdie the grand jury for securing liquorin Laced ail around with lemon ice, of contraband booze at Medford, first Copeland, Mary Bagshaw, Pauline i excess of the amount allowed by law. Greaves, Dan Bagshaw, Reginel D id- ' The hearing was held before Judge H. Heigh-o, if you’ll be mine! of the week. and Vera Roundtree of Med-| H. Belt, who fined each defendant Frank Carnahan, manager of the dysman We’ll have a party every day ford. ! $50. Blue Ledge mine was a recent business And feast on cream and honeydew, visitor in this city. And, though you're only six, we’ll play Joseph Williams of the Jacksonville That I am just as young as you, Heigh-o, sweet valentine! Brick & Tile Co. was a business visitor I in Medford Thursday. —Anna M. Pratt in St Nicholas. Dick Gaskin will leave Monday for 'Q'V'I Weed, Calif, where he has employ ment in a logging camp. The county court was in session for the transaction of county business not quite so .voting, Wednesday and Thursday. sits nt the end of the A friend just back from Southern Cal a valentine. The building occupied by the Jack- ■ It Is a snd tiling to u nlit a valent Ini’ ifornia says: ‘‘The weather was fine, in son county creamery at Medford was and not get one. but probably a sadder a tact too warm for he-vy clothes. Many destroyed by fire early Monday morn were bathing at the beaches. Oranges % thing not to send a valentine at ull. ing. And the only possible remedy for St. were ripe in the valleys, while the moun Rev. Albert Gammon and wife at- Valentine's mistakes is for everybody to tains nearby were covered with snow. ” tended'the Ministerial association which send a valentine to somebody he loves. ------------------<_ c invened at Medford the*first of the With warm sunny weather it will not be week. Valentine Party Supper Menu long before the blossoms on the trees will YE you forgotten about St. Leonard Carpenter and Winnifred he everywhere announcing that spring Valentine's day? It is coining, First.—Toast hearts .■•■plead with some Taylor were married at Medford Satur time is here. you know. Of course you can potted relish, as an hovy paste. day afternoon, Rev. Gammons of this not really have forgotten, with Se’ond.—Creamed oysters In heart city officiating. foolish, sentimental, happy shaped patty shells or paper cases. Take a vacation trip now where life is differ When you are hungry and in Med- things cluttering up the show windows, Third.- Cold beef tongue or ham fore, try the r.ice meals served bv An but you may hare forgotten that St. sliced and cut Into heart shaped II :• ent; where climate surroundings and amuse Valentine's tiny is something more than tires with a cooky cutler, bread and na Coffman and Anra Hoxie at the ments are out of the ordinary. Spend a a window display and that you i re n butter sandwiches, lettuce with imiyon [Adv] Nash Caffeteria part of it, says the Indiunapolis News. liaise. coffee. The postoffice at Gold Hill was rob- different February. ; It is no goi.d saying that you lire not; Fourth.—Grapefruit filled with pine bed Monday morning, Some seven that you had nothing to do i •* i it in apple and chopped cherries ami nuts dollars in change were taken but the the beginning and have nothing to do Valentine cukes and almonds. Three Trains Daily stamps were not disturbed. with it now. If you have forgotten Another menu which makes a und if you haven't a valentine stuck relishing supper: Representative Gore’s bill to abolish awuy in your market basket, It is time First.—Tomato bouillon, toast hearts. the office of Recorder of conveyances you were remembering. Second.—Creamed chicken and mush for Jackson County, passed the bouse It is time you were remembering ev rooms decorated with tlliy hearts cut wiil take you there in comfort. Wednesday and is now up to the sen cry sweetheart you ever bail and every from red ta ppers, wheat bread sand ate. Ask the agent. I ono you ever wished you had. It Is wlcltcs tilled with cress mid imiyi.n time yon were remembering every bit nalse. Alec Band who was stricken with a of proof you ever cherished that any John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland Third.—Col<1 macedoine of ve/eta- stroke of paralysis was taken to the body, anybody at uil. loved you. There hies decorated with hearts, beets cut Sacred Heart Hospital Sunday. Little is no senue in being ashamed of it. In heart shape, served In head lettuce; improvement is noticed in his condi Living in a world without sweet toasted crackers with hearts shaped tion. hearts would be a dismal thing, an! on their surface of cream cheese ami Frank B. Oatman of TJent, died you would be a dismal sort of person raspberry Jam. if you never had one if you haven't Sunday, February 4. aged 58 years. Fourth. — Strawberry parfait with i one now. He was born in Jackson county and whipped cream hi lady finger cnsef, St. Valentine as we know him Is pink cukes and candles und salted al had resided here all his life. Funeral very likely a .sentimental:Imt he is monds, coffee. held Tuesday. a useful sort of person lit that. II" W. A. Cox and Miss Ray Sparks of maki s it very eiisy for you to tell Before St. Valentine's Day. this city were married at Medford, folks tba you love them, and that is Long before Rome was converted to Wednesday. The Post extends con a thing that ba to be 1 Christianity the youths and maids on some time, nithough nobody Is sup Feb. 15 annually drew names from gratulations and best wishes for a long HESS & CLARK ’ S Stock Food posed to know who is telling It. x two sacred urns In the temple, of tlms ■ and happy married life. Of course, like all sentimentalists, of the opposite sex who fate decreed Lewis Ulrich one of Jacksonville’s SANTA ALICIA Olive Oil St. Valentine Is likely to make many were to be their sweethearts for the popular merchants has placed with this mistnkes, and that is the reason It Is coming year. The early fathers of the NYAL STONE ROOT For Kidneys office a large order for stationery con so ncK ssnry for yon to do your part church, finding they were powerless to sisting of note heads, envelopes, state lie is likely to fill one pretty girl's entirely eradicate the pagan practices A. D. S. Blood Purifier room with flowers and give her more of the Lupercalin, chanted it from Feb ments, billing sheets, etc. for use in candy than Is go d for her, forgetting 15 to St. Valentine's day. the 14th. • his establishment. Fine Line Of STATIONERY all about the girl across the street, David H. Miller of Gold Hi>l, who who really needs n little candy He Vr'entinj Books. was killed on the railroad near that loves to stuff th" mail boxes with Val Young In 1797 a small book. place Saturday morning was buried in entinos for the children, forg iting Men's Valentine Writer," u tne cemetery at this city Tuesday af J. W.Robinson, M. I)., Proprietor that • 11 ladies like them too. ed for the use of anient s ternoon. A coroner’s inquest held Sun lie may per indethe agri table bach were unable to do their o elor of comfortable ya-irs to s nd a In 1912 a less modest volume nppear day returned the verdict, “There is no valentine to the young woman who cd, "The Cabinet of Love, or Cupid's blame attached to either party, and we sits across the table from him at tin» Repository of Choice Valentines," a find the accident to have been unavoid boarding house when it Is the woman, very complete compendium. able and unintentional.” I Chilblains Blossom Time in the Golden State Scenic Shasta Route Southern Pacific Lines CITY DRUG & GIFT STORE Jacksonville Oregon * 5 Six/IrcerLa is S..H morine I - i ’■ Zone. Nev York, Feb > 'Vith ’ ix'm cans men? her p i-s rer*. th ».«te.-m* ship (’ret <•, of the White <’• in*’» siiku for Medittfi ane n poiTits from th”. | or t >t’ay. Sh h i.i a three-in n gun in on her s e n. She car- rie l twuitx-on- cabin passengers mi d 8»> in the s'.eerage and h .1 a large car- ■■ ---- ------------- -- Canyo vJle Elects 5 IV j . tij . i r or Council CunoniFe. Or., Feb. 7-Canyonvi lo believes in woman’s rights and at the city election held yesterday member» of the council were elected as fol ows: Mrs. Barbara II pkins, Mrs. Clar Wil lis, Mrs. Lottie Stock, Mrs. Clara Shaw, Mrs. Rowena Leblanc; for re corder, Mira McGilvray; for treasurer, David Hughes; for marshal, Frank Hopkins. -------- ------------- Search and Seizure Bill Fcr Automobiles. Salem, Or., Feb. 7—The house late yesterday passul a special bill for the peace officers in the border counties, giving them the right to search autos, vehicles of all kinds and bouts for li- Iquors, without a search warrant. It | was Sheldon’s bill and is designed to i enforce the bone dry law against im portation of liquor. The bill passed the house with only three dissenting votes—Kubli, Meek and Schimpff. Under the provisions of the bill any officer of the law has the right to search any vehicle or boat and to re quin- tile carrier to show ¿that the li quor, if any is found, was legally se cured. No searching of travelers’ suit cases is provided for by the bill. Governor to Make Six Ap- poinfmenfs at Once. Salem, Or., Feb. 7—The governor will appoint, before the en 1 of the leg- slatiye session, three i egents for the State university, and three members of the state board of health and ask the approval of the senate. The terms of Judge R. S. Bean and M. A. Miller, of the board of regents of the univer sity, expire, and a third member of the hoard, Ray Goodrich, died Sun day. On the state board of health the terms of Drs. E. A. Pierce, W. B. Morse and E. B. Pickel have expir ed. ...... — ¿ae — Notice For Publication DEPARTMENT OE THE INTERIOR, U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, February 7, 1917. Notice is hereby given that Charles Johnson, of Jacksonville, Oregon, who, >n February 21, 1910, made Homestead Entry, Serial, No. 0589,5, for W' i of NE'( of SE1, of NW'„ NW', ofSE'4 of SE', of NW',, NW', of SE', NW',. N‘. ofSW',of SE', of NW',, and N'j ofN'.of SW'i of NWJ{ of Section 34, Township 38 S., Range 2 W., Willamette Meridian, has filed net- ice of intention to make Final Five-." ear Proof, to establish claim to tha land above described, before F. Roy Davis, U. S. Commissioner, at his office, at Medford, Oregon, on the 19th day of March, 1917. Claimant names ns witnesses: Mart'n Erickson, of Federal Bldg., Medford, Oregon, J. E. Gribble, of 139 Kenwood St., Medford, Oregon. William H. Maultby of 441 North Grape St.. Medford, Oregon. Charles Pope, of Sterling, Oregon. W. H. C anon , Register. At The Churches P resbyterian Albert IL Gammons, Minister Sunday Services regularly as follows: 10:00 A. M. Sabbath School Classes for all ages. 11:00 A. M. Morning worship, with sermon. 6:15 P. M. Christian Endeavor Pray er meeting. 7:30 P. M. Evening worship, with sermon. Prayer meeting on Wednesday even ing at 7:33. Everyone welcome to these meetings. “1 was glad when they said unto me let us go into the the house of the Lord. —Pr. 122:1. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Services held every Sunday morning at 11 o’clock in I. O. O. F. Hall. I Everybody welcome Soph Say, it was so dark out last night that you couldn’t s-e your hand three inch s from your eyes. Frerh — Huh! that’s nothing. It whs s» dark night before last that the coal pile in j our back yard looked like a snow drift.
