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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 22, 1919)
Jacksonville Post This is Washington’s Birth lay. Mrs. Roy Smith was a visitor at Medford Tues lay. Mrs. Chauncey Florey was a vi’itor at Medforl Th ar I ty morning. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1919 LOCAL NEWS Ralph Jennings of (lauan w is ll visitor in this city Friday. All work dune in 1919, spot cash at W. R. Sparks. Reuben Pitz who had been working on a farm near Eagle Point spent several days in town tins week. Teachers’ examinations will be held i’l this city next week. Superintendent Ager was called to Portland this week by a telegram an nouncing the illness of his ¡mothir. Clinton Cook of Applegate was a recent visitor in this city. Mrs. Fre-I O’Kelly of Williams, Ore gon, was a visitor jn this city Wed nesday. 1918 taxes are now payable at the sheriff’s office in this city.) Snow, to the depth of % ircli fe’l Friday afternoon. Better get tha’ groundhog. Mrs. Mardon w is a visitor at Med ford Friday. MET DEATH AS Last of “FkAtiiig Washingtons” Killed in Skirmish of Civil War. I Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Scott were visit ors at Medford Friday. SERVED UNDER GENERAL LEE C. C. Smith of Applegate was a rec ent visitor in this city. Pat Swayne of Watkins was a visit Col. John Augustine Washington, Vir- or in this city Monday. ginian, “Went With His State” A. T. Lundgren was a business visit and Bteathed His Last in or at Medford Friday forenoon. Historic Cray Uniform. Col. H. II. Sargent was a business OUNT VERNON, Virginia, visitor at Melford, Wednesday. the former home* of George John W. Wdson of Buncom trans and .Martini Washington, and acted business in this city Friday after the most interesting mansion noon. in the United States, lias had u contin uous interesting history co. nectei. Mr. and Mrs. John G. Dunnington of with It, aside from the association Dunsmuir, Cal , visited relatives here with the first president of tile United this week. States and the first of the first ladles Attorney Newton W. Borden of of the land. Midford transacted business in this city Colonel Washington, who had lie Thursday forenoon. come proprietor of the paternal es Cani of Thanks. tates on the Rappahannock, qulred Cliff Dunnington expects to leave tile magnificent domain of Mount Ver th s evening for Portland where ho has 'Nc wish to ¿thank our friends a>:d non upon the death of the widow of secured employment. neighbors for their kindness during our his half brother, Lawrence Washing George Norman Davis died at his' recent bereavement, and also for the ton, and shortly after ids marriage he home in Central Point, Sunday, Feb beautiful floral offerings. began to occupy it and it was ids home ruary 16, 1919, aged 62 years. up to the time of lii.s death. Mr. A. Jackson Upon the death of Martha Wash Con Leever of Central Point was a Mrs. C. M. Wood ington, on May 22, 1802, about 4,000 visitor at the court house Monday, ’ C. M. Reeve acres of the Mount Vernon estate, in officiating as foreman of the grard Mrs. J. G. Dunnington cluding the mansion, were inherited jury. Mrs. E R. Vroman by Judge Bushrod Washington, the Mr. and Mrs. Rowell D. Hines at third child of John Augustine Wash ten-led the funeral of Mrs. Andrew Home-Made Beer Seized by ington. Judge Washington was u Jus tice of the Supreme court of the Unit Jackson, at Medford, Wednesday fore noon. Sheriff Under Warrant. ed States, and took up Ills residence at Mount Vernon, where he dispensed a Mr. and Mrs. Jasten Hartman and Centralia, Wash., Feb. 16.—Armed liberal hospitality and kept Intact ills Mrs Martha Dunnington attended the with a serrch warrant issued by Justice inherited landed estate to the time of funeral services of the late Mrs. And Charles Hess, Saeritf John Berry visit liis death. rew Jackson, at Medford, Wednesday, Judge Washington had no children, ed the home of Grover Mills, on Rock P. D. Scott who was employed in a street, and it is said that about 25 and following the example of his Il uncle, he provided for his Mount Vernon. shipyard at Portland, and about five bottles of home made beer were con lustrious wife during her lifetime, ami then months ago went with a new ship to fiscated. No arrests have been made. commanded n brigade of four regi Chili, returned home Tuesday from ments under Gen. George It. McClel Norfolk, Va. lan in the West Virginia campaign at $100,000 Loss by the time, and in whose arms Colonel L. J. Trefren of Ashland, who has Yanks to Establish Washington expired. General Lee bail been in the service ot the war depart Fire at Marshfield. Air Service Abroad. established liis headquarters at Brady’s ment at Washington for several tollgate on the old state turnpike. Tile months, has been sent to Sweden on an bluffs on the opposite side of the river Marshfield, Ore., Feb. 18. — Fire sup Berlin, Sunday, Feb. 16 — American important mission. from the old road had been heavily posed to have originated in the rear of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Venable of Ruch officers are endeavoring to arrange for a cafe here early today destroyed four picketed by Federal soldiers for sev have leased the Elmer property on an airplane courier sendee to connect buildings and the stocks of 12 ret ¡1 eral miles, extending from Colonel Blocketone alley and have taken up various military missions at different firms. The Lloyd Hotel was among ti e Morrow’s camp below quite up to ’s gate. their residence there. We bid them points in the central empires and in buildings destroyed, the guests escap Brady Owing to the mountainous character states with the American base in welcome to our little city. France. Present communications are ing in their night clothes The total of the surrounding country, General A gold strike, in shape of a ledge of difficult and unsatisfactory, particularly loss is estimated at $100,000, about half Lee was imperfectly informed In this regard, and directed Colonel Washing gold bearing quartz, is reported to have with Prague and Warsaw. covered by insurance. ton, with a detachment, to proceed been recently made on Thompson creek. by the new road to the forks at or It is said the ledge is lo to 12 feet near Brady’s gate and then down the wide and assays $10 to $40 per ton. old road, cautioning him not to ven Mrs. E. S. Wilson shipped some of Sixth Year Established in Jackson County. ture beyond a certain poiut. Washing her household goods to Tillam >ok, this ton, however, it appears, probably week. Mr. Wilson is employed on a actuated by overzeal and anxiety to road contract in Tillamook county and be able to report valuable information, .vent beyond the point Indicated. will be joined by Mrs. Wilson in a few days. His movements along the entire route on the old road were, It seems, The Eastern Star lodge initiated Personally conducted by Doctors fully observed by the pickets, aim Im several candidates into the mysteries mediately after he finally started on of the order, Thursday night. After Dow and Dow. Fully equipped tils return n volley wns delivered frqm the ceremonies a banquet, was served the picket line and Washington wit« for all surgical and obstetrical and a very enjoyable evening was I seen to fall from his horse, which spent. galloped away with the retreating es cases. Trained nurses only, em cort. Samuel Provolt, a well known resi Colonel Washington was apparently dent of the Applegate valley, died at ployed. the only one stricken by the volley. his home near Provolt, Oregon, Febru Colonel Morrow slates that he wt s ary 20, aged 86 years. He crossed the “ SERVICE AND RESULTS FOR TIIE PATIENT ” standing but a short distance from plains in a wagon train drawn by oxen. where Washington fell and hurried to He had lived in Oregon about 54 years. (he spot and discovered him Io lie an officer of rank, lie knelt by him and Herbert Mitchell who enlisted in the raised him so as to enable him to re naval reserves last summer and has Telephone 11 cline against bls breast, and directed been stationed at Bremerton’navy yard, one of ids nu n standing near, and who was released from the service Friday Cor: Apple, Fifth and Riverside wore a felt Imt, to rim and fill it with and arrived here Wednesday. He is water from the stream. Colon -I Mor looking well although he spent almost row bathed the wounded man's fore two months in the hospital with influ head and endeavored to press wat r enza. between his lips from a saturated The Rebekah Lodgv ’’ad initiation services Monday evening. Five candi dates, all ladies, were instructed in the mysteries of the order. After the close of the business session an appetizing repast was served in the lodge dining J. T. Gagnon, Proprietor. room which it is said the brothers present heartily enjoyed. THE DOW HOSPITAL The Dow Hospital - Medford Y ear Date paid C. of D. 1912 Aug. 22, 'l l 1649 May G, ’16 1913 2616 1914 May 6. ’13 2316 Ì915 Apr. 5, '17 Tax Rec. 13037 1916 Oct, 6, .17 lax Rec, 11517 Taxts New Shed 113 Front St. Phone 859 MEDFORD - OREGON. I Mrs. Margaret Jackson, wife of Andrew Jackson of Medford, died at her home in that city Monday morning, February 17, 1919, aged 54 years. She was born at Goshen, Ill., and in 1882, was married to J. K. Reeve of Ca'i- fornia. Four children were born to this marriage: Mrs. C. M. Wood of Seiad, Cal,, Clarence Reeve of Med- ford, Mrs. J. G, Dunnington of Duns- muir, Cal., and Mrs. E. R. Vroman of Medford, all of whom survive her. Mrs. Reeve and family resided in this city about 20 years, After the death ot Mr. Reeve, Mrs. Reeve was married to Andrew Jackson, and since 1916 she resided in Medford, Mrs, Reeve was a woman of kind and lovable dis- position and left many friends and ac I quaintances who sincerely mourn her death. Funeral services were held at Medford Wedr.eslay forerocn inter ment in the cemetery ot this city. i THE CITY DRUG STORE Phone No. 52 « NEW GOODS! Just received, a new line of Perfumery, Box Paper, Fountain Pens, Toilet Goods, Correspondence Cards, &c. J. W.Robinson, M. D., Proprietor Jacksonville Oregon He Knelt by H.m and Raised Him. Iu nd’:<’i. hl. f, but he could not swul- i- as blood was flowing from lit* mi u'b and nose, and In a few niinub s o r he wns dead. Ills death mar: d the en<| of tie fighting Washlogtons.— l’iiilade : Ida Press. 15 82.31 55.57 for 1817 15 61.32 h ■ r pRESBYTt.iilAN Albert IL Gutr.mor.s. Ministir Suiniuy .'eivk.s r.g'.liiil) natolo ws; lu:O0,A. M. S bl ilh Sel'.i.l l1<* -vs fur ml ;.gi ;. A. M. Mirni-g v.i rshir. *.v4th “er.noi. 1 :15 P. M. Christ .an En.\tiv .1 Pray • r iu-’cH tnIk. Will: 1 ip, with P. M 8«. rn-.oii. l*ra\» r Dltì etin: on vVrdiies. ay e\cn- in..; :■ . : jvc r.on c v elcoinr to these tc. t.tihF9« “i wa.« gh .<1 v» h n they b id uni » me lei■ Ü3 P«) in to the the hou. e oi .he L >rd. 1.h i ?2: j . tsTi. A' -czi v ..a' ■ ,-h?si qu lity. jewelryjg ■pairing, diamoi.d ret-fq i.g, watch repairing, a rgate mounting and jev m elry in e ufacturirg. U Mnr'in J. Reddy, Ij .... S’ . MEOFORn. OREGON. !S r-r-. a sw wtsa w . .> I nt. Total 15-Í lUL'.G 15 1J9.56 «5.CS 15 67.G8 j Li. . B.IXi, J ; »- it pravi . .K'NGKS f T It” aluable hook ' : uLL FA.ENTt: 5.' ad WeciHier Reperì. iumincns fjr Publication ih Fuieclosure of h x ¡¡¿n. ' 8 ; 9 10 111 46 50 52 45 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 83 21 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 ■11 56 46 r>t> 58 61 52 47 47 63 59 41 4o 46 45 43 47 45 41 11-> IN THE CIRCUITCO!'RT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JA< ).N Butler & Thompson Company. P’aiat.Ii, vs. City of Medford, Oregon, Lucretia E. Enyart. Carrie Carnahan, Frank C irn.ihan. Belle Nickell, Charles hlickeil, Effie Mav Terill. Chart s Terill. an I all other persons and parties unknown claim ing any right, title, est ite. lie i or interest in an I to the hereinafter described propertv. Defend ant. To City of Medford.Oregon, Lucretia E. Fny rt Carrie Carnahan. !’rank Carnah xn Belle Nick.JI, Charles Nickell. Effl j May Terril, Charles Terill. and all other persons and parties unknow i claim ing any right, title, estate, lien or interest in and lo the hereinafter described property, the above named defendants. in the name of the State of Oregon: You are hereby notified that Butler & Thomp son Company is the holder of Certificatj of Delinquency 1683 i sued on th** 15 h 'lay of Oct ober, /'.*! I by Tax Collector of the County of Jackson, and State of Oregon, for the amount of ¿:7 ’.99, the same being the amount thanfdueand delinquent for taxes for the year i9i2. together with penalty, interest and costs thereon upon the real property asses4 td to you. of which you are the owner as appears of record, situated in said County and State, and particularly bounded xnd described as follows, to-wit;- 26 80 39 31 32 30 31 38 37 43 39 39 3« 37 39 37 30 . 29 38 36 28 26 25 26 .41 .2'1 .33 .08 .61 .76 .1« .02 .64 .08 .0u TÏ8 Tem¡ eratu. e mean m ix. 46.00; mea a min.*29.9; mean 37 99; Max 63 on 22: Greatest dai y Mir limum 12 on 1. 1 range, -■>. Total precipitation 3.'S 1 inch» s. Greatest in 21 hours, 0.76 it. , That part of block 11 in the oi l town of Med* Number of days with 01 i on 19 ford, Oregon, described in volume 77 of the 1 • <1 i or more precipitation, 13, dea», records of Jackson County, O«'»* ? • 1. at pjg” 5 To ine 11; partly cloudy, 5; cloudy, 15. thereof, which said description is hereby ;> cifically anil particularly referred to. and I inches 1 otal snowfall this ref«*rence made a part hereof, and I rucipitation for season, 12 30 folio’. tu-wi Precipitation for ast siason )2.83 The north half of I. t /•>. Block ft, the North half of ¡.01 H. Bl*»’k /1: th ■ North h ilf of I. .• 8 easonal average /J. Block fl. the North half of Lot /I. Bl 'c . /I. E. IlItlTT, a’l in the old town of M”<iford, Oregon. Cool ■arative Ola < rvi . You are further notified that said R.itler A'. - Oregon. All kinds of rough and dressed Lumber Specialties.- Dimension stuff, Finishing Lumber, Shingles, Sash & Doors, Roofing Paper, Fruit Boxes Give us a trial and Buy Jackson County products Amt. íi< .22 101.87 69.81 I ¿I .. Hl . . -r LAWYERS, i'J Said City of Medford. Oregon. Blan. he \ ctiinc'on. 0. C. k J .Maud Harris, and all other persons and unknown claiming any right, title, cstut inter« st in and to the above described r are further notified that sai l J hn F. Rucho will • apply to the Circuit Court of the County anti j ■itato aforesai I lor a die rue foreclosing t.i ■? lien against the property above describe I mid mentioned in said certificate. And you. ai d eavh j of you. are hereby summoned to appear within sixty days from the date of the first publication. Following is the report of U. S. Vol- I exclusive of said date of first publication, 1 and defend this action or pay the amount due as uuteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt; above shown, together with costs and accrued Jacksonville, for month ¡of !)■ ■. interest, and in case of your failure to do so. a Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; lui gi decree will be rendered foieeloiing thj lien of said taxes and costs against the land and prom-’1 tile 123 deg. 5 min. west. ises above named. Minimum Rrveip. This summons is published in the Jacksonvi.k 1 Date Maximum Post once a week for a period of six consecutiv« •1 1 29 12 weeks, under anti by virtue of an order duly ant ijO 15 2 e<tili-lz made and entered by tne lion. F. 3 37 18 J. U tikins. Circuit Judge on January 11. LL9. 19 Date uf iirst publication. January 18, 19/9. 36 >4 G. M. ROBERTS. 21 36 Attorney for Pl.-intifl 19 ¡6 37 Mcdiuid National Bank Bldg. 21 45 Medfoid, Oregon. 1 Lumber Yard It is reported that obstructions have been placed on the S. O. Traction company’s track several times this week. If done by childern in pl ty it is a dangerous practice and I should be stopped at once, but if done with in tent to derail or wreck the trolley car it constitutes a serious offence, punish able by imprisonment. ,0 • r > s f” t I of I uli hi 5 JlGES for P.b kai.i ie and iii< i t :. giving ap’clfic direction ■ r enclosure A iax Lien. and lea-ing the mansion house and Mount Ven.on lurtu pri.tar, with r<- l.N í I l’ila I IT < Oli. ' Ot l il i T ' .l Irii t. d botnuls, to his ivpilew, John ok O regon Fon J ackson C ounty . Augustine \\ asiilii„tu:i, iu.d Mount Vernon was inherited by this John's Juhn F, Rocho, Plair. citi’ sou ot the same name, from whom vs. the home an 1 200 acres .vi e purchased City of Medford, Oregon. Ble.n-he Haitis. Mi i1 ill 1 '6 i,y till’ l l,. »¡licit ImW con ' Harr is. arid ail other persomi und .art:» s unki.m. n i riairniag any right, title estate, i\.n or iah est trols It ami cares lor it. The work of obtaining the m ee-sary tn and to the here!.¡all i <U <■ l».-l piopert... * mills—$200.<iil0—for liie purchase uas I ,)• fondants »tailed by Miss Pamela <'tiui'.ii: fli.iin I To City of M'd * >rd. Oregon. li .tn ;ir Harris Harris, and all 'll: r p . j a.i«l part:»■< of South Carolina, who became tin I ; Maud unckiin.iug .»ay ri ;ht, tii I -, ■ i i'c n* . ».• mt - first regent. 'The vice regents each est in and to the herein lit • i ■»»•i ibe ’. u pei t,. appointed slate cotui'iiltees and the I the above named tiefen laut. money raised was nearly nil in doll r the Name of the Stat Ore;? >.i. subscriptions. The greatest amount ■ 'n You are lu-reby n-Hubid th.it J »hn F, Jb.■•!.<> .■ of money r.ils I by any Indivb: ,.il was I t he hoi ier of Cerlillc'.tp of Dehnq ii ■ «•;. •• :i'»ei- the profits aecrulug from the lectures I ed 1619 i.*i.iued on the 22 day of .August. 191 I. by on Washington delivered in most of I Tax Cull, ctor, of the Cou.ity of -I. cimo;.. Stale the large cities by Edward Everett. I of Oregon, for the- amount of i8 .2. th« sam>- The last private ow ner of .Mount j being the a n >unt then due a id deli >quen*. t<i the year 191-, together with p unity, inlet.. I and Vernon wns Col. John Augustine costs tn. reon upon the real prop ‘xiy its-. I io Washington. On the breaking out of | you, of which you ate th“ owner as :*;»p«a. <f hostilities between the states, Colonel record, situated in said C-j.r.:ly and Side'. and Washington became a volunteer aid. pxrticulury boa id .-J and uvs.ribed as follow^, with the rank of colonel, on the staff to-wit. of Gen. Robert E. Lee, and was killed North half of Lot 2, and the South L feci of Lol 3, all in Block 19 of th< old town of M L- September 15, 1861, while conducting ford, Jackson C iun ? . Oregon, as the san.e is ii reconnolssance on the turnpike along designated, delineated anti dose : >.■'! on tl>- Elk Witter river, Randolpli county. ufficial pl.it now of rec rd. West Virginia. You are further notified that said John F The following account of Ills death Roch > has p.*id tv* ;vsun piemia •3 for prior is not contained In history, but was ur su ■ 1 ut 111 years, w 1 n ; iu rate of inter est on related by Col. J. IL Morrow, who sai l amounts as follows: Thompson Company has paid all taxes on ; aid premia ■ for prior or subsequent years, with the rate of interest on said amounts as follow«: C. of D Amt. I nt. Tota Year Date paid S2H7.11 f?J/ S :29.<>« / /Ml Oct. 23. 74 zJ7.fi/ /5 452.84 2/26 Mar. /. 77 i9i3 /■/; f Aug 2-, / : C. of R from Kl.7 •; 75 Del. U / Tax Rec. /J/6 Sept. 27 ’ll I'd) 18 /5 /99.7I 83*0 Yax Rec 19/7 Aug. 5. ’18 no. (to 15 »>4/ C. of D. I»; k 3 173.99 15 1912 Oct. 15. 14 Total |’8.<2.:si F xi<l Lucretia E Enyart and Carrie Car Lixn a | the own•.* -s of to - l- r -I ti. I • <>f t he ah >:>• d - mc i - I n<l p • perty as the same a »pears of record, and each of the other persons above name I ar - h- r-*- i by further notifi* d tha' said Butler and l i-on. »• ■ton Company will applv to the Circuit Court of I the county and State aforesal I for a decreo fore closing the lien against the property above de- I scribed and mentioned in said certificate And i you are hereby summoned to appear within sixty i days after the date of the first publication, »■•- I elusive of the date of first publication, and de- ' fend this action or pay the amou it due as above ! shown, together with costs and accrued Interest, i and in case of your failure to do so. a decree will | will be . rendered foreclodng the Ikn of said ■ taxes and costs against the land and premises above named. I This summons is published in the Jacksonville 1 Post once each week for a period of lx comve- I utlve week®, uwler and by virtue of anoid -i duly and regularly made and entered by the Hon, F. M. Calkins, Circuit Judge, on January 2 Date of first publication January 25. I.»!9 1 O. M ROBERT«. Attorney for Plaintiff, Medford National Bank Bldg. Medford, Oregon. __ Southern Oregon Traction Com- p.tny Time 'i ah? No. 5. Effective August 23d. 1917 Leave Jacksonville. a. m. daily except Sun lay, a. rn. Sunday only a. in didlv ex< ept Sunday] a. m. Sun.Isy only dnilv ex opt Sunday 2:1)0 3:09 l:’'0 5:00 7:15 P- P l>- 0. !>• m. daily in. daily in. daily rn. daily (Note 1) HI. daily (Note 2) Leave Melford, 8:00 a. ni. d nly except Sunday 8:3 ) a. m. Sunday only 9:00 rn. daily except Sun lay 10:00 a. ni. daily 12:" i No«)/»' Moot' i ily axel pt Sunday 2:30 p- m. daily 3: I p- tn. daily l:;y> p- m. nlly 6:'t<> p- tn. daily io.uo p. m. daily B ullis , Gen. Freight & Passenger Agent
