Jacksonville Post
James Buckley of Ruch was m town 1 Rosi Small of Kla-nath e runty was a
Pendleton —Work on highway be
minutes east, 189.5 feet; thence south
Friday morning.
business visitor in town this week
29 degrees east, 62 feet; thence sou1 h. tween Cabbage lidl a: I Kamelastart
Marshal Kinnev was a business caller
Miss Lois Childers of For'St Creek is JO degrees east, 19* 6 feet; thence south cd.
>A I URDAY, AUGUST 23, 1919
at Medford Monday atteruoon.
visiting with Miss Mary Itj an in this 29 digr <-s and 30 minutes east, 198
C irvallis to h ive mor'- paved streets, temple.
Mr. and Mrs George A. GarJner; *-’•*/.
t'eel; tli. in e south. 48 degrees and 30
LOCAL NEWS
a id daughter Geraldine are visiting
Glenn McDaniel of the Applegate minutes east, 225 feet to White Oak
i relatives in the Coos Bay country this I yulley is visiting relatives in town this tree; thence south, 30 degrees east, 152
week.
: week.
feet to White Oak tree: thence south.
John Reter was in Medford Monday.
J. E. Weaver of Sutherlin was in I Fletcher Linn, of Portland, was re 55 decrees and 30 minutes east, 267
Albert Nelson of Sterling was in 1 this city Friday morning. Mr. Weaver newing acq J.iiiiteives and visiting rel feet to White Oak tree; thence
seuth, 23 degrees and 45 minutes
town Tuesday.
i is connected with the Sutherlin atives here this week.
east, 9 7 feet to White Oak |
Col. H. H. Sargent was a Medford ; Academy.
Mrs. Horace Venable is visiting at
I George Little expects to leave the I the h.,mc of A. D. McKee on the upper tree; thence south. 15 degrees and 5
visitor Friday.
minutes east, 155.6 feet; thence south ■
All work done in 1919 spot cash at fore part of next month for a visit at Applegate this week.
55 degrees and 45 minutes east. 80 feet
Ottumwa, Iowa. He expects to be
W. R. Sparks.
Amos McKee and family of the to the north boundary of Donation
gone about three months.
upper Applegate country were busi- Land Claim No. 72: thence east on said
W. E. Finney transacted business in
Misses Birdie Copeland, Ethel Stien ness visitors in town Friday.
Medford Monday.
boundary line 305.5 feet to the north
man, Ellen Hartman, and May Stienman
W. I. McIntyre was a business visit
west corner of the Billings tract; thence
and Wesley Hartman were visitors at
Summons
or in Medford Tuesday.
south, 38 degrees west, 745 feet, thence
Medford Monday evening.
south, 89 degrees and ’5 minutes west,
John Crump of Poorman’s creek was
No.
1786
E
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Terrill and s >n
42 feet; thence south, 35 degrees and
in town Friday morning.
Dalton have returned from Klamath i I n the C ircuit C ourt OF THE S tate 30 minutes west. 439 5 feet to the
I
of
O
regon
,
in
and
for
J
ackson
Attorney Purdin of Medford was a Falls, where Mr. Terrill has been at-
center of the County load; thence along
C ounty .
caller at this office Tuesdsy.
tending the Elk’s convention.
the center of said road south, 55 de-
R.
W.
Hulburd,
Plaintiff,
Dr. andMrs. F. E. Butler left Tues
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Langelv and
grees and 15 minutes east, 37 feet;
vs.
«
day evening for Monmouth.
Onie Beavenur left recently for a tour ' Frederick C. Page and Sara K. Page,
thence south, 14 degrees west, 1028
Benton Pool of the Applegate valley of California. They will be gone sev- I his wife, C. A. Knight ano Cora L.
feet to the south boundary line of Do
was a visitor in town Tuesday.
eral months visiting friends and rela- Knight, his wife, Edward W Sallee,
nation Land Claim No. 72; thence along
every afternoon next week from
Miss Myrtle Pitz has accepted a tives.
George Kaufman, and Pacific Mutual ' said boundary west 1122 feet to the
2 to 5:30 p. m. at
position as clerk in the postoffice.
place of beginning, containing 117.52 |
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Hartman and M iss Life Insurance Company of California,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ulrich and children Ethel and May Stienman, who have ; a corporation.
Defendants, [acres;
Also, the west half of the north-west
spent Thursday evening in Medford.
been visiting at the home of Mr. and Suit in equity to foreclose a mortgage
quarter of Section 36 in Township 38
Main and Central
Chas. F. Dunford of the Bar Z ranch Mrs. Ja3ten Hartman, left Friday
To Edward W. Sallee, Defendant;
was a business visitor in town Tuesday. evening for their home in Bluffton,
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE south of Range 1 west of the Wil Miss B E. Calvin, Expert Home Economist, Irom the Edison Electric Ap
Ohio.
OF OREGON: You are hereby required lamette Meridian, Oregon, exceot such pliance Co., Chicago, will show you just how to cook the clean, cool, laborless
Hines & Snider of Medford have an
parts as were sold to A. L. Helman et way without wood, coal, oil or fuel fumes.
add in this issue. Better look it over.
I ; to appear and answer the complaint of
ux. as shown in Volume 11, page 165,
the
above
named
plaintiff,
filed
against
Notice of Bond Sale.
Mr. and Mrs. William Webber were
and to Joseph Polev, as shown in Vol A cordial invitation is extended to you—do come in feel free to ask questions —
you
in
the
above
entitled
suit,
within
taste of the "electrical” good things Miss Calvin will cook.
visitors in Medford Wednesday after
Sealed proposals will be received by six weeks from the date of the first ume 28, page 592, Deed Records of
noon.
Jackson
County,
Oregon,
containing
69
the Board of Directors of Gold Hill publication of this summons, ar.d if
Harry Lewis is now located at Oregon Irrigation District at its office in said you fail to so appear and answer, for acres, more or less.
Also, beginning at a stake 50 links
City, where he is working in a msat district in Jackson County, Oregon, want thereof the plaintiff will apply to
for the purchaseof ten thousand dollars the court for the relief demanded in I east of the south-west corner of said
market.
Luke Rvan of Medford was looking ($10,000) honds of said District until i said complaint, succinctly stated as Donation Land Claim No. 72, in Section
after business interests in this city 8 o’clock P. M., the 4th day of October, i follows: For a decree of said court 36 in Township 38 south of Range 1
1919. which said issue of bonds will ! foreclosing plaintiff’s mortgage on the west of the Willamette Meridian, Ore
Tuesday.
gon, thence south, 14 degrees west, to
Mr. and Mrs. Ross McCaffety of bear date July 1, 1919, bear interest at following described premises, situated the south boundary of Government Lot
6 per cent per annum, payable semi in Jackson County, Oregon, to-wit:
Ashland were visiting in town Thurs
annually on the first da^s of January
Follow your country’s example. Declare your inde
Beginning at the south-west corner No. 1, said section; thence west on
day evening.
pendence- independence of the tyranny of financial
and July in each year, principal and of Donation Land Claim No. 72 in j the south boundary of said Lot 1 to
worries. Banish the fear of the future. Win your
Leon Lawton, Elbert Coleman and interest payable at the Fiscal Agency Township 38 south of Range 1 west of the south-west corner thereof; thence
complete freedom—and hold it. You do all these
Everett Carkir. of Medford were in of the State of Oregon in New York the Willamette Meridian, Oregon, | north 12 chains to post from a White
by starting to save and keeping at it.
town Monday.
|
Oak
12
inches
in
diameter
bears
west
City, said bonds to be numbered from thence west 799 feet to the south-east I
Your signature to your initial savings deposit slip
Edison Marshal, the noted fiction 1 upwards, and to mature serially ap corner of a tract of land sold by J. G. I 32 links distant and a White Oak 12
is your declaration of independence. Every daily or
inches
in
diameter
bears
north,
26
de
writer of Medford was in town Wed- proximately as follows:
weekly deposit will be a celebration—safe and sane.
Parham et ux and William Patton et i
nesday evening.
$40o July 1, 1924; $400 July 1. 1925; I ux to A. L. Helman etux; thence north grees east, 98 links distant; thence
” 1, 1926; 450
” 1, 1927; , along the east boundary of said Helman east along the north boundary of said
John Flater of Bandon, Oregon, is 450
” 1, 1928; 500
” 1,1929: 1 tract 1112 feet to the north-east corner Lot 1 and the south boundary of said
visiting at the home of his father, 500
Ready cash makes you ready for opportunity. To
550
” 1, 1930; eoo
” 1, 1931: thereof; thence along the south-easter Donation Land Claim No. 72 to the
Daniel Flater, in this city.
be financially prepared is to have practical insur
place of beginni g, containing 15 acres
600
650
”
1,
1932;
”
1,
1933;
ly
boundary
of
the
Netherland
tract
ance
on success.
Miss Birdie Copeland, of Fort Kla
i
1
more
or
less.
700
”
1.
1934;
750
” 1, 1935; north, 43 decrees and 36 minutes east, ■'
math, is visiting her grandmother,
You dream of the future. Why not plan to realize
800
” 1, 1936; 800
” 1. 1937; 1128 feet to center of road; thence i ■ Saving and exception therefrom de-
Mrs. M. I Ball of this city.
those dreams? Decide on a definite saving policy
' scribed tracts of land sold the O. & C.
9o0
-. with
... j determination,
----- You will be
” 1, ’938; 950
”
1,
1939;
;
north
16.5
feet
to
the
north
west
cor-1
and stick to it
E. H.Helms, who was attending the
building character
Saie bids must be unconditional and ner of Donation Land Claim No. 7: I R. R. Co. for a right-of-way, also the
Elk’s convention at Klamath Falls, has
as well as capital.
the purchaser must be prepared to and the south-weit corner of Donation rO>ht°f-way for the County road and
And character will
returned to his home in this city.
|
all
other
public
roads
on
the
boundaries
take delivery- at time of sale.
! Land Claim No. 73: thence east 39.6 "
bring you extra
A party of about fifty from this city
capital when you
Ths Board reservos the right to re- feet; thence north, 32 degrees and 27 of the above described premises.
enjoyed an aquatic session at Heiman ject any or all bids
need it. Sign your
Such decree to further provide for
minutes east, 1461 feet to Black Oak
declaration of in
Baths at Ashland Tuesday evening.
C has . C hamplin ,
tree on Bear Creek bluff; thence along sale of said premises under execution
dependence today!
John Pernoll, the popular merchant
Secretary, i said bluff south, 59 degrees and 15 to satisfy the debt secured by plaintiff’s
mortgage, with attorney’s feeyzand
and postmaster at Applegate, was
costs of suit, and to bar and. forclose
transacting business in this city Wed
you from any right, title or interest in |
nesday.
said premises.
MARRIED—In Spokane, Washing
This summons is served upon you by I
ton, August 11, 1919, Miss Dorthy Bail
publication for six successive weeks in
of Spokane and Clifford Dunnington of
the Jacksonville Post, by order of Hon. ;
To Saw
this city.
F. M. Calkins. Judge of said court,
Tour
Pfcwy
George Thompson, who recently went
made in Chambers on the 16th day of
to Salem for a truck belonging to
am
á
Make
August, 1919, and the first date of
Jackson county,
returned Sunday
publication of the same is August 23, >
Safe
afternoon.
1919, and the time in which you are re- j
Bob Ray of Ruch was in town Tues
quired to appear is on or before six.
that indigestion can be cured.,
day renewing acquaintences. Mr. Ray
weeks from said date.
has recently been discharged from
M. P urdin ,
permanently
cured,
so
that
you
can
eat
anv
Army service.
Attorney for plaintiff. I
. kind of food that you crave? It has been de . ..
Mr and Mrs. Cliff Dunnington of
Postoffice address
Oregon City, Oregon, are visiting at
Medford, Oregon.
not
only
once,
but
in
almost
every
case
when
Chxra
the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Dun
nington in this city.
berlain’s Tablets are used. An instance: Mr. I.
Elmer Simmons of Beagle, Oregon,
Pominville, Stillwater, Minn., who had spent ever
has leased the Linn and McKay raach
$2,000.00 for medicine and treatment was perma
west of this city, and expects to moye
on the property soon.
nently cured by these tablets.
Mrs. J. M. Williams, Mrs. Mary
Miller, Mrs. Minnie Robinsen, Miss
rm '
Issie McCully and Miss Lulu Williams
motored to Ashland last Sunday.
i
Lloyd Sparks, who has been working I
in a logging camp at Shelton, Wash.,
has returned to this city, and will ac
cept a position with the R. R. V. R. R.
operating the trolley car.
Mrs. Oscar Lewis and children and
J. T. Gagnon, Proprietor.
Miss Unita Morgan left Thursday
All kinds of rough and dressed Lumber
morning for Yreka, Cal., where they
will make their home- Mr. Dewis will
Specialties.- Dimension stuff, Finishing Lumber,
follow about the first of September.
Shingles, Sash & Doors, Roofing Paper, Fruit Boxes
Mrs. Anna Kahler and daughter of
Houston, Texas, Mrs. William Hanley
Give us a trial and Buy Jackson County products
of Burns, Oregon, ar.d Mrs. Lena
Jacobs of Medford visited at the home
New Shed 113 Front St.
Phone 859
A remarkable Product.
of Miss Issie McCully Thursday.
OREGON
MEDFORD
Every tire worth more
Many of the Medford girls, who at
the beginning of the war enlisted in
than it costs.
the Naval Reserve, and have since been
at Bremerton, Wash., have been dis
1 heOver-sizeNon-Skid
charged and hav returned to their
Fabric; The Bi^ l;isk
homes.
Cord; The Red bop
Mrs. J. P. Weils, of Klamath Falls,
Phone No. 52
is visiting friends in this city. Mr.
io Ke tlrof
Extra Ply, 1 leavyTread
I 2 « y FI ® k i
Wells has accepted a position as sup
Ingersoll Watches
erintendent of schools in Klamath
Falls. Mrs. Wells will also teach in the
Alarm Clocks
Klamath Falls schools this winter.
Safety Razors & Blades
NOTICE TO WOOD HAULERS-All
persons delivering wood to me, at
Fountain Syringes & Water Bottles
the Union Stables or elsewhere, are
Fresh Stock of Colgate’s Toilet Soap
notified that wood must be neatly pil
ed before collecting pay for same.
and Talcum Powders
W. R. Sparks.
The local postmaster reports tnat he
J. W.Robinson, M. D., Proprietor
is now taking orders for food to be sold
by the government. Application blanks
can be obtained at the postoffice, and
two or more families can club together
and buy any quanity desired.
Housewives of
Jacksonville
plan your work so as to attend
the
Ilotpoint
Electric
Range
Demonstration
Paul’s Electric Store, Medford, Ore.
sour Declaration of
Independence
Save for Your Future
BANK WITH
O YOU KNOW
D
BANK OF JACKSONVILLE
Next Time—Iiuu
Chamber
Lumber Yard
TIRES
THE CITY DRUG STORE
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GOOD LOOKING, GOOD VALUE TIRES
Fred J. Fick
Jacksonville
Oregon