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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1917)
Real Estate Ads. Some warrum, these days! Are vou a subscriber to the Post? His Experience. If not, why not? All work done in 1917 spot cash at ' That young electrician got an an swer from the girl Im proposed to that Miss Grace Wilson of Medford was a : W. R. Sparks. FOR SALE A tract of five a to * i 1 SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1917 v. ,i i opposed to all bls scientific princi Appl* gate valley, close to postofli ■ • recent visitor in this city. Corn Thomas was over fr m Mulford ples.'' a id school; an ideal location for lunch Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Wilscn were vis Sunday afternoon. "What wns Tf" counter, confecti »n»-rv. etc. Large visitor in itors in Medford Tuesday evening. LOCAL NEWS L. Wall of Medford was a “A dia led negative which was also hou«e nearly new. barn with stalls for pr t - s >• The Elks have appropriated Sl.O'ri,- this city Thursday. quite positive.”—Baltimore American. By SADIE OLCOTT 34 horse*« Tract fronts 6(K) ft. on Ap- I P. J. Mil's of Cottage Grove is a ---------------------------------------------- Alice Morgan visited friends at Med 000. for relief work during th? War. ' piegate river. Regular stopping place Joan of Arc's Bell. Mrs G. A. Gardner who recently un- visitor in tile valley this week, ford this week. "Harry,” said Bess, "I’ve been think In the cathedral church of N'otr- for tourists etc. Will be sold at a bar Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich were vis- ing wli.it un awful thing it is for a girl Dame, Baris, there is a bell which gain if taken soon. 1). W. Bagshaw, Miss Lulu Williams was a visitor at derwent an operation is said to be im proving. ¡tors at Medford Friday evening. Medford, Monday. to trust her whole future to a man. dates from the days of Joan of Arc— Jacksonville, Oregon. Rev. P. S. Bandy of Central Point W. T. Grieve will have charge of the j uot knowing w hether he’s going to “tlie bk’ssed bell” which sounded th< Miss Ellen Hartman was a recent was a visitor in this city Monday af- Jackson county fire patrol this season. I make u good husband or a horrid one. tocsin when the Maid of Orleans ap visitor in Medford. FOR SALE—The McLaren property peared in August. 1429, and Baris was ternoon. | Chester Wendt and Louise Daddys- I've a good mind to break our engage- besieged by the English. This historic Fred Offenbacher of Applegate was on Applegate road. Good small house ' tnent. ” Mrs. Anna Norling of Portland is . man were visitors in i Medford Friday a recent visitor in town. bell, referred to by Victor Hugo in "No "Strange, isn’t it? I was thinking tre Dame de Baris,” was given to the and necessary outbuildings, chicken spending a few days with friends in evening. park. et'-. A number of fine fruit trees Annie Broad of Medford was a re this city. W. Rock has sold his placer claims the same thing about a man's tying cathedral in 1I'Xi by Jean de Montnigu. beat ing excellent fruit. Will be sold cent visitor in this city. himself up for life to a woman. My It wns refounded in 1686 and then re WANTED An apprentice to learn Gleed, a well- H. D. Mills of Butte Falls was a re typesetting, girl or boy. Apply Jack at Steamboat. .1. ■ inn le says a man runs an awful risk baptized under tlie name of Emmanuel ata bargain. Apply at the prjmist s known cattleman is the purchaser. cent visitor in this city. Louise Tlterese in honor of I.ouis XIV. or at ullice ot Jacksonville Post. ' when he marries.” sonville Post. Homegrown raspberries, loganber and Marie Therese of Austria.—Loudon "How should he know? He's never Mrs. Joe Morcom of Corvallis is vis Mrs. D. W. Bagshaw and ries and cherries are now in market. been married.” Globe. iting friends in this city. The Government needs Farmers as thur Thompson were visitors Early peaches and apricots will be "I've no doubt that your uunt, who ! well a Fighters. Two million three David Dorn of Watkins was a busi ford Wednesday afternoon. Dotecting Shortcomings. ready in a few days. Is an elderly maiden, put all this dis- i hundred thousand acres of Oregon X’ ness visitor here Monday. Mrs. S. E Dunnington and Mr. anil It is reported that G. R. Harper for trust into your head. I've often heard 1 Do you wish to find out a person's California Railroad Co. Grant Lands. Joseph Mavham of Eagle Point was Mrs. Tom Dunnington spent Sunday merly of this city is now located at her say she wouldn't marry the best weak points? Note tlie failings he has the quickest eye for in others. They Title revested in United States. To a recent visitor in this city. visiting friends near Buncom. Marshfield where he is in the employ man in the world.” may not be tlie very failings lie is him be opened for homesteads and sale. “Aunt Murtha has a very clear idea self conscious of. but they will be their | Containing some of best land left in Miss Elizabeth Reuter was a visitor MARRIED—Miss Ella Schultz and of a Loan & Mortgage company. in Medford Friday forenoon. next door neighbors. No man keeps United States. H. E. Rice, both of Medford, by Hen- i J. C. Burton of Star Gulch, who has of men's faults.” Large Copyrighted "So has my Uncle Jim of women's i Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Hanna were vis ry G. Dox, J. I’., in this city Friday, spent the summer in the east, returned shortcomings. But. as I said a mo- | such a jealous lookout as a rival.—J. O. Map. showing land by sections and des itors in Medford Thursday evening. July 13, 1947. cription of soil, climate, rainfall, ele this week. Mr. Burton will have nient ago, I've been thinking myself j and A. W. Hare. vations, temperature etc., by counties. H. J. Horton, representing the Mer- ( charge of the forest fire brigade in the that it's like taking a cold plunge to ’ Chester Kubli of Applegate was a A Grave Question. district. be married. If you think you don't ' When Daniel Webster was asked Postpaid One Dollar. Grant Lands Lo business visitor in this city Monday. genthaler Linotype Company of San Applegate ' Frank Walthers of Medford was giv care to risk it perhaps we'd better I what he considered the most momen cating Co. Box 610 Portland. Oregon. Albert Gangwich who has been em- i Francisco, was a business visitor in tous question In life he is said to have en twenty days in the county jail Fri break it off.” ployed in California returned Thurs- this city Friday. She pouted at this and bent her eyes j day. I Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bammon of San day morning, for operating an employ down on a locket she was toying with. ; replied. "Man's individual responslbil- At The Churches ty to God.” "Uncle Jim says,” he continued, The Ashland Chautauqua opened Francisco who have been visiting rela ment agency without a license. There are now two boarders in the county P resbyterian "that marriage is all very well so long | Wednesday and will continue for ton tives here the past ten days returned bastile. as the spooning lasts, but just as soon | to their home Tuesday. days. Albert II. Gammons. Minister John H. Shideler died at his home at as a Couple come down to the real j Sunday Services regularly as follows: H. A Canaday of Medford transact E. H. Fish of Medford, charged with thing the girl discovers that she hasn't , 10:00 A. M. Sabbath School Classes ed business in this ci'.y Monday fore issuing a fraudulent check, was dis Talent, Thursday morning, aged 66 got exactly what she wanted, or the charged by Justice Taylor Monday, the years. He was a native of Indiana fellow' finds lie's made a ImII, or both noon. for all ages. and had lived in Oregon since 1870. 11:00 A. M. Morning worship, with The drawing of numbers for the na justice holding that the evidence did Funeral services in the Dunkard church do. and the fracas begins. Now, sup not show fraudulent inhent. pose we stop spooning and treat each sermon. tional army will be held sometime next 6:15 B. M. Christian En leav >r Bray Petitions are being circulated asking at Talent, interment in the cemetery other In that friendly wav married week. people do. We'd find out the cause of the county court to call a special elec at this city, Sunday. er meeting. Mrs. John Dunnington and little Thermometers this week have been future dissatisfaction and could make 7:30 P. M. Evening worship, with tion for voting on the proposition to es daughter were visitors in Medford trying hard to reach the 100 mark but so up our minds with deliberation wheth tablish an irrigation district in the same sermon. Thursday. er we'd better risk it or not,” Prayer meeting on Wednesday even territory in which a similar proposition far have failed. Mr. Britt, the co-op “That's a good idea. When shall we The cherry crop this year is reported was defeated last spring. erative observer, reports the following begin ing at 7:30. —now ?” to be the largest ever grown in Jack- temperatures: Tuesday 97, Wednesday Everyone welcome to these meetings. "No; tlie next time we meet.” David C. Grimm who died at Central son county. “I was glad when they said unto me He didn't care to begin now. because i Point last week was buried in the cem 97, Thursday 96, Friday 97 This after it was only 11 o'clock at night and he ! let us go into the the house of the Ernest McKee of the Applegate val etery at this city Sunday afternoon. noon may reach the hundred. ley transacted business in this city Interesting services were conducted at Lord.—Ps. 122:1. Peter Peterson, a young man aged was quite sure he would wish to spoon till 1. So they sat locked in each oth I_________________ Monday forenoon. the grave by the Modern Woodmen, of about 24, charged with contributing to er's arms till 2, when they made prep Lee Franklin, recently editor of the which order the deceased was a mem the delinquency of a minor, one Mamie arations for parting, which required CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Davis, aged 14, was given a prelimina half an hour more, and filially succeed Central Point Herald, is now employed ber. Services held every Sunday morning on the Ashland Tidings. Dunnington Bros, are figuring on in ry hearing before Justice Taylor at ed in dragging themselves away from at 11 o ’ clock in I. O. O. F. Hall. Medford, Friday and was bound over each other at 3. They were to begin The native Kansans now in the Rogue stalling an ice plant, it being impossi Everybody welcome. River valley held their annual conven ble to secure a regular supply from to the grand jury, bail being fixed at their humdrum matrimonial treatment at their next meeting, ami in order to tion, at Ashland yesterday. Medford sufficient for their needs. 81000. Not being able to secure bail, be well prepared he was not to call Peterson was place! in the county jail W. Estell Phipps, a prominent at They will move their meat market from last night. again for three days. When the time was up lie had nerved himself to act torney of Medford transacted business its present location to the brick build There has been considerable guess like a man who bad been married ten ing formerly used as a restaurant, at in this city Monday morning. ing this week by the daily papers as to years, lie gave her a perfunctory kiss Sam Sandry and family of Rogue the corner of California and Oregon Oregon’s quota for the national army and, throwing himself into un easy streets. River passed through here in an auto now being raised by conscription: one chair, asked if anything new bad turn f When you spend your dollar in f bound for the Applegate valley Mon Instead of cancelling the insurance day the estimate was 4500, another ed up since he saw her last. She gave * town you SEE WHERE IT J day forenoon. of its members who enlist or may be day it was 93, still another it was him a scornful glance, made no reply , | GOES. -t Perer Ensele has moved his family drafted into the army and navy as ma claimed that enlistments from Oregon and, taking a seat in another part of X It stays IN TOWN. * the room, took up a book she had been to Granada, Cal. where he has purchas ny insurance companies do, fhe Modern exceeded her quota by 2100. The lat j It will COME BACK TO YOU I ed a tract of alfalfa land. We wish Woodmen has voluntarily agreed to car est is that the net quota for Oregon, reading. He yawned and. taking a cigarette 1 T $ ry the insurance of all in military ser I after deducting the number enlisted in from a box, lit it. leaned back and ' in some way. them prosperity in their new home. PATENT LAWYERS, f When you spend it out of town j vice. All members of the order will , _____ _ , I1U roBUlar army I the State militia and regular army smoked. There was u long silence. It ’ Dr. R. T. Burnett of Eugene, a for 303 S?ver.”i ct, Washington, D. C t it is gone, NEVER TO RE- + mer resident of this city and ex-coun- pay about 10 per cent more than the from this state, is 717 which will be was only a few minutes, but it seemed , | TURN. I tv recorder of Jack3on county, was present rate, during the continuance of about one for each thousand inhabi- long.” "Been to your aunt’s today?” he j tants. greeting acquaintances here Thurs the war. asked. i * You KEEP YOUR EYE + day "No. Is your uncle well?" * on Your Dollar When 4- Mrs. Gus Mitchell left Wednesday “Very.” t You TRADE WITH THE j OREGON and WASHINGTON morning for Seattle, where she will Another silence, during which he J When you buy took up a magazine from a table, turn :i HOME MERCHANT. visit her sister. She will also visit her A Directory of each City, Town and ed over tlie leaves and threw It down + •>•!•+•F++4++++•;•++ ♦ son Albert who is in the navy at Brem •> Village, giving descriptive sketch of Then he glanced in her direction and erton. each place, location, population, tele saw that the book she was reading, or, graph, shipping and banking point; H. S. Stine of Medford, who has | rather, pretending to read, was upside also Classified Directory, compiled by been school clerk of that district for business and profession. down, pictures and nil. FOR « I,. POLK A CO.. SEATTLE several years has been removed and "Been a big storm lately?" SORE, SWOLLEN, “Not that I know of. Why do you the place filled by the election of Frank with the celebrated GORHAM imprint on it ask?" Redden. TIRED FEET “Oil, 1 see a picture of a capsized No British Fishing vessels having T. W. Fulton who was foreman of 4 Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment ship in the book you're reading.” ' been sunk the past week, it looks as if this office for six years has returned to AT ALL DRUQ STORES This called her attention to the In I they might tell the larger ships how the valley after an absence of two TUBCS 25C JARS 60C verted position of the volume, and she it’s done. J years spent in California. He is now reversed it. There was no sound ex cept the turning of its leaves, which < employed in the office of the Medford occurred so rapidly that she must have Printing Co. been capable of reading a page every you have the satisfaction of knowing that you B. C. Schmidt, a homsteader living ten seconds. Finally he said, with a near Derby met with a serious shoot yawn: have bought the finest silverware that the world ing accident Wednesday. .Mr. Schmidt "I shall have to go to bed early to night. I've been up till late for several was climbing a hill at his home, carry affords. nights.” ing a loaded shotgun at the time. ‘Tin sorry you must go early.” Stumbling over some obstruction on We are exclusive agents for Gorham silverware, lie took out his watch. It was a the ground he fell, discharging the quarter to ‘J. "I think I'll go now,” gun, the charge literally tearing off the we carry a large assortment of different patterns he said. "1'11 drop into the club for a left hand at the wrist. He was taken few minutes bc'.'ore I go to my room." See our Rings: $1.00 to $850.00 to the hospital at Medford. "Good night.” Since he had not risen tills w as some An accident occurred on the logging what unexpected. He arose with a road west of this city Saturday after scowl on bls brow and. without sav noon in which R. Mayhew of Medford Ing a word of adieu, strode to the clos was severely injured. Two cars, one et In the hull and was hunting for bls Quality First. Those who seek rest and sea of which was loaded with steel rails hat ami cane when he heard a sob di and the other empty, became uncoup rectly behind him. She was there Visitors Always welcome. Medford, Ore. shore [recreation, will find led from the engine when a short dis holding her handkerchief to her eyes He clasped Iter in bls arms, ami her ' tance above tne city dam and the brakes abundant opportunities at bend fell on Ins shoulder. There was tailing to hold came down the track at un impressive silence for some mo a terrific speed plunging into the bank Newport. merits. which lie broke. at the switchback and scattering rails “1 don't I lie* e till . te< t ; Ian la at along the route. Earl Bailey who was Ample hotel accommodations, all necessary.” sn the car with Mayhew, escaped inju “I—don't—think so." cottages or camping arrange “I'm sure there are no disagreeable ry. features about you that would cause The citv council held an adjourned ments. me to wish myself unmarried.” meeting Tuesday evening for the pur HESS & CLARK ’ S Stock Food "Vou won't treat me badly, will you, pose of considering water regulations. Hurry, dear?” Ordinance No. 1029, fixing hours for SANTA ALICIA Olive Oil “No." using water on gardens, lawns and The promise was scaled with a kiss. streets at from 6 to 8 morning and eve NYAL STONE ROOT For Kidneys "Must you g i so early?" “By no means Now that wo have ning and providing for uniform rime by Daily Traian Each Direction proved that wo love each other there's A. D. S. Blood Purifier marshal giving one tap of the fire bell no possibility of our being dissatisfied at 6 o’clock and two taps of the bell at with each other after marriage." Fine Line Of STATIONERY 8 o’clock each morning and evening A k our nearest agent for folder "Newport," or write He wns m t so sleepy ns Le had sup was adopted. The ordinance also pro John M. Scott, General Pas nger Agent posed. At any rate it was half past 3 hibits using water through open hose in the morning when he took his de- without a nozzle. As the ordinance pu rtt t re. J. W. Robinson, M. I)., Proprietor He has now been married ten years, ' contains an emergency clause it is now and he monde s wluit they said to each in effect. Penalties are provided for other between 8 p m and 3 a. m. dur- | violations of the ordinance. The mar ing their sittings when they were en- shal was instructed to notify water us guged. ers that the rules will be enforced. Jacksonville Post A Marital Preparation I Ü. SW1 co. RO L K’S*" « Business Directory SILVERWARE Newport MARTIN J. REDDY Ch a rm in g 11esort by the Sea CITY DRUG & GIFT STORE Low Round Trip Fares Jacksonville Oregon SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
