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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1917)
Mrithew Ray of Ruch was it, town to lay. The Medford ban i has deci-1 band. H. Venable of Ruch w is in t >wn Tuesday. G. W. Ager was a visitor in Mt dford this morning Arnold Coleman returned fr -m Weed Friday night. Mrs. Frank Cameron of Uniontown was in to.vn today. The City Drug Store will for the pre sent, close at 6 P. M. Mrs. Ida Wilson was a visitor at Medford one day this week. Flora Thompson and Mary Bagshaw were visitors in Medford Saturday eve ning. Mrs. D. W. Bagshaw’, Mary Bagshaw and Mrs. Ella Walsh were ar Medford this morning. L. W. Copeland of Fort Klam ith. Ore. has been visiting relatives in this city for same time left for Eugene Fri day. WANTED —Active, energetic sales man for local territory; good opportun ity for right man. A idress Sales Man ager, Kinnickinnie & Beecher Sts. Mil waukee, Wis. Dan Bagshaw, Louis Baker and Ivan Applegate left this morning for Brem erton where they will report fo- duty at the U. S. Navy yard. J M. Rock, M. L. Meadows, Lester Thompson, Al bert Mitchell and Merritt Dews expect Mrs. Charles Brown of Talent, died Flo Thompson, Lulu Jone®, Toots to leave tomorrow morning. at the Medford hospital Sunday morn Thompson and Julian Abbott were in ing. Medford this morning. Military Census of Men in Yak E; Conger and Mrs. Minnie Robinson I Throw away that rubber stamp and visited friends on Wagner creek Sun get printed stationery at this office. ima County Taken. day. Work right, prices right. Prosecuting Attorney G. M. Roberts To the list of recruits from this city North Yakima, Wash., April 9—A of Medford transacted business in this heretofore published, should be added military census of the county is being city Friday. the name of William Fraley who enlis taken by members of John T. Alderson Alice add Edith Hoefs and Mrs, Min ted in the Nava! Reserves at Grants Camp, Spanish-American War veter nie Robinson visited friends at Gold about ten days ago. This brings the ans. The men are being listed, accord Hill Sunday evening. number up to 12 and with Hoefs and ing to ages, from the voting registry A large number of Masons from this the two Puhi boys already in the Navy : lists and later the married men will be city attended the Mason lodge at Ash makes a total of fifteen Jacksonville I segregated from the unmarried, ac people who have volunteered for the cording to information secured by per- land Thursday night. s >nal inquiry. J. R. Neil who has been visiting rel defense of our country, atives at Ashland the past week re turned home Thursday. A movement is on foot for the en- largement of the watered area in the Talent Irrigation district. to go East Ten thousand circulars, boosting the $6,000.000 good roads bond issue were VIA mailed at Medford Monday. “Hello, John! where did you get that new lawn mower?” "Why at Fick’s of course, he sells the best.” Buy your garden tools, hose, sprink Before selectihg the route for your next trip East lers and lawn mowers at Fick’s. A consider these three important things: fuU assortment to choose from. Mrs. D. B. Thompson of Sisson, Cal. SERVICE who has been visiting friends in this city for several weeks has returned to Steel cars, through standard or tourist slurping her home. cars, unexcelled dining cars. The fourth car of copper ore from the Blue Ledge mine was shipped from SAFETY this city Monday. The car contained 33 tons of ore. Rock Ballast, automatic block signals, heavy steel A company of home guards with 78 rails, consistent speed. members was organized at Medford Tuesday night. The next meeting will SCENERY beheld Monday. Mrs. Sarah Fry, wife of Francis D. Known throughout the countiy as “The Road of a Fry died at her home at Medford Tues Thousand Wonders.” day morning, aged 26 years. Funeral was held Wednesday. C. E. Phinney of this city left Thurs- LIBERAL STOP-OVERS dap morning for Chiloquin, Oregon, where he will be employed in govern Our Agents are well informed. Ask them ment work on the Indian reservation. regarding train schedules, or write Louis Baker, Dan Bagshaw, Jr. and Ivan Applegate of this city who recent JOHN M. SCOfT, General Passenger Agent ly enlisted in the Naval Reserves have Portland been ordered to report at the Puget Sound Naval yards. Sherriff Jennings and deputy Ander son left Thursday evening for Eugene and Seattle to bring Mrs. Strickfadden and others wanted on a charge of arson alleged to have been committed at Ash land. A meeting for the organization of a chapter of the Red Cross was held at •/ Presbyterian church Thursday after noon. About forty persons signified WANTED— Antimonj’ ores and good shipping their willingness to become members. This is a worthy cause and should re properties. Write, stating facts fully to ceive the hearty support of every citi zen. C. N. Miller, 617 Pacific B' ilding, San The city dads held a special meeting Monday evening for the purpose of Francisco. considering bids for hauling gravel to the cemetery. Only two bids were of fered and after considering the matter at some length it was decided that teams be hired by the day for doing this work. The funeral of Miss Dorland Robin son was held in this city Tuesday af ternoon. Services in the Presbyterian church were conducted by Rev. P. S. HESS & CLARK’S Stock Food Bandy of Central Point, forme.’ pastor of the church at this place, A large SANTA ALICIA Olive Oil number of relatives, friends and ac- NYAL STONE ROOI For Kidneys quaintances were present an I attended the remains to the cemetery. A. I). S. Blood Purifier Sheriff Jennings arrested Mr. and Mrs. E. Oehler, alias Cravendore, ear Fine Line Of STATIONERY ly Wednesday morning in the Siskiyou mountains where the auto they were driving was stalled in the mud. They J. W.Robinson, M, I)., Proprietor are wanted for forgery alleged to have been committed at Medford. At a hearing before Justice Taylor both waived examination and in default of bonds were remanded to the county jail in this city. Jacksonville Post Frea Fick was a recent visitor at Ashland. Mrs. J. W. Robinson is rep rtid ser SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1917 iously ill. Jack True of Ash' nd was in town Thursday. LOCAL NEWS G. W. Godward was a visitor at Med- A. D McKee of Buncom was in this . ford today. city Tuesday. Miles Cantra'l of Ruch was in town Minnie Kelly was over from Med Wednesday. Gar.’en tools, all kinds at Fick's. ford this week. Homer Stephenson of Watkins was Pri -es right. Emil Britt was a visitor in Medford in town this week. County Clerk Gardner was a recent this morning. Arthur Thompson was in Medford visitor at Medford. H. D. Mills of Butte Falls was a re this morning. All work done in 1917 spot cash at cent visitor in town. W. R. Sparks. Raymond Phillips of Watkins was a Are vou a subscriber to the Post? recent visitor in town. Did you see that 14c moulded hose at If not, why not? Lou Baker was a visitor at Medford Fick’s? Some hose that! Probation officer C. B. Gay of Med Wednesday evenng. H. K. Hanna was a business visitor ford was in town Monday. Mrs. G. A. Gardner was a visitor at at Medford Tuesday. Uncle Billy Cameron of Uniontown Medford Friday afternoon. Deputy Sheriff Stansell made a busi was a recent visitor in town. Dr. Cameron of R ich was a business ness trip to Ashland Friday. Porter J Neff of Medford was a bus visitor in this city Wednesday. Frank Coleman, Depu'v County Clerk iness visitor in this city Friday. Sheriff Ralph Jennings was a busi- j has enlisted in Co. 7, at Medford, | Charles F. Dunford was in from his n?ss visitor at Medford Tuesday. Jake Shafer has gone to Hilt, Cal. ranch on the Sterling road Tuesday. I Mrs. John Dunnington and Mrs. R. where he has secured employment. Mrs. M. E. Abbott attended Mission Hines were visitors in Medford Mon day afternoon. ary meeting at Ashland Wednesday. ffOT^^o you know whore the honeysuckle ¿rows ? and with equal certainty your nose knows good tobacco. Pure fragrance is the soul of things. A tobacco with a satisfying, pure fragrance will prove a smoke with a soul. Such a Tobacco is The Perfect Tobacco for Pipe and Cigarette Made, as it is, from an expert blending of rich, ripe Burley leaves, grown in the sunny “Blue Grass” section of Old Ken tucky, TUXEDO has a pure fragrance that is all its own. CALIFORNIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES Try this Test: Rub a little Tuxedo briskly in the palm of your hand to bring out its full aroma. Then smell it deep—its deli cious, pure fragrance will convince you. Try this test with any other tobacco and we will let Tuxedo stand or fail on your judgment — GUARANTEED TO UΙ OR YOUR MOREY BACK J 5c.ntBA6f lOc.nt T ins H aif ^F uil P ound G lass H umidors “Your IVose linows,> fluaroriteed by j/ Notice of Final Account P,OLK’S OREGON and WASHINGTON Business Directory A Directory of each City, Town and Village, giving descriptive sketch of each place, location, population, tele graph, shipping and banking point; also Classified Directory, compiled by business and profession. » R. I.. FOLK 4 CO.. RI ATTI.Il Antinwnv ! / CITY DRUG & GIFT STORE Jacksonville Oregon COUGHS CCLDS and Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment AT ALL OHUQ STORES TUBES 25C J ars 50 c - At The Churches P resbyterian Albert II. Gammons. Sunday Services regularly as follows: 10:0) A. M. Sabbath School Clasrc It's not enough for all ages. TRADE IJ TOWN. 11:03 A. M. Morning worship, with Get YOUR NEIGHBOR •ermon. likewise. 6:15 I’. M. Christian En leav >r Pray needs ALL the dol- This town er meeting. lan. 7:30 P. M. Evening wor hip, with When EVERYBODY trades in s-.-rmon. Prayer meeting on Wednesday even town well have the MOST ing at 7:30. PROSPEROUS community in E/eryone welcom? to th - - meetings, America. “i was glad when they said unto me ¿f INDIVIDUAL prosperity means J. et us go into the the bou-e of the + COMMUNITY prosperity. Lrrl.-I’s. 122:1. COM «UNITY prosperity means ? INDIVIDUAL prosperity. CHRISTIAN SCIENCB Services held every Sunday morning at 11 o’clock in I. O. O. F. 11 ill. Everybody welcome. 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