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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 17, 1920)
Luke Ryan of Medford was a recent visitor in this citv . Uncle Billy Cameron of Uniontown was a recent visitor in this city. SATURDAY, JANUARY 17. 1920 G. M. Roberts of Medford trans- * acted business in this city Monday LOCAL NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Henry of K'.afflath All work done in 1920 soot cash at Palls were visiting relatives in jouffi W. R. Sparkfl. i Sunday. Mrs. Mattie Thompson and daughter I .. »Uncle Bill Cameron of Uniontown 4sjn town today. I Flora were visitors at Medford Thurs "Bun Dunford was in from the Bar T afternoon, ranch last night. Edmond Shafer of the Applegate Mrs. E. S. Wilson was a visitor at valley was a business visitor in this i city Thursday. Medford Thursday. . George H. Minning of Applegate Ira Tungate of Butte Falls was a I spent several days this week attending | visitor in town this week. to business affairs in this city and Dave and James Buckley of Ruch | Medford. were in town this morning. I W. O. Garret of Poorman’s creek I Mrs. C. Ulrich and Mrs. H. K. Hanna | was in town Monday. Tobe finds it visited in Medford Tuesday. [ hard work to forget old habits, so Hughie Combest and Toots Thomp j makes it a rule to come to town once son were in Medford yesterday. in a while to help some one post books Mr. and Mrs. George Howard were and add up a few columns of figures. in Medford Thursday afternoon. Harold Peyton, George Summers and \ James Dews was in town Sunday, re Ralph Peyton of Prospect, accused of turning to his employment Monday. ¡stealing.a horse, were arrested late I Issie McCully and Kate Hoffman Saturday njght and brought before 1 visited friends at Ashland Wednesday. Justice Bagshaw in this city Monday i Henry Mankins has purchased some afternoon for preliminary examination, j mining property in the Sterling region. It appearing that Ralph Peyton was I under 18 years of age, the charge For Sale—LOCATION NOTICES- against him was dismissed, for exam- both quartz and placer. Jacksonville I ¡nation in the juvenile court. The Post. others were given a preliminary hear "Ma” Wilcox was in from the Apple ing end held to the grand jury at the gate valley last last for the basket ball next term of the circuit court. Bail game. was fixed at $500 cash, in default of The local Rebekah lodge expects to which they were committed to jail. hold filiation at their meeting Monday Oregon has 968,759 acres under culti night. vation. Mrs. Ella Walsh and Laurence Round Gresham — Northwest Potato Starch fa tree of Medford were in town Thurs and Milling Co. operates two shifs a day evening. day. New additions to plant being Several inquiries have b“en received made. lately for information concerning Crews to begin work or Hood River- houses for rent. Mosier stretch of Columbia made. — Benj. M. Collins of Grants Pass was Albany boasts largest chair factory looking after business interests in on Pacific coast. town this week. Mrs. W. E. Finnev and Mrs. Marx Relic of Noah. Finney of this city are visiting friends i The Desert de Carlltte, in the Pyre nees, close on 10,000 feet above the V. at Portland this week. sea, contains no fewer than 00 lakes of A bill has been introduced in the varying sizes. These, according to lo legislature increasing the salaries of cal tradition, were left at the time all Jackson county officials. of the flood. When the water subsided. Rawles Moore of Medford was in It Is said, Noah and bls family landed town this morning attending to business on the Puy de Prlgue, one of the high est peaks In the district. matters at the court house. Mr. C. F. Hoef« has been busy re pairing the rooms to be used for library purposes in the U. S. hotel building. LOST—Lady’s fur in Jacksonville, between school house and U. S. Hall. Please return to John M. Williams Co. Miss Beth Clark of Medford was in town last night. She refereed the Applegate-Jacksonville girls basket ball game. The sheriff’s office force has been quite busy the past week figuring out interest and prepariug certificates of delinquency. Jacksonville Post ’ No Need Worth Seeing. Glass-Bottomed Bucket. Ì A curious sight at Palermo is tn -»eo the fishermen spearing fish by the »1.1 of glass-bottomed buckets. There are many corners of the world where fish are speared, but perhaps the use of th< glass.bottomed bucket tn this con nection Is to be seen only at Palermo. Wo don’t know much about this c|r- cus that's coming, but «< hope it's the oti< Pat att ’tided not long ago. “Tl.-’re whs wan fellow," he stiltl, "tbat...l.<at nil the rest. Sure, he balances a lad- ,dcr on his nose, climbs up trt the top jnnd pulls the ladder up after hiui.”— "Boston Transcript. His Language. Mother told sHu-r tjiat lu.by came from to uveu, so wh. n hal.y wu* eight month* old sister salt! to a plat mate: “Our baby Is talking now . lup we can't understand him, 'cause he talks sky talk." Hit It Right That Time. "How the Blunk* . .mid afford to give ■u. h a grant! dlnnoi 1 don't under' stand,'' suit! Mrs. Itliimb fby to her guest. “It was really a most pr*- sumptuoua repast." — Boston Tran script. to borrow your 15 > neighbor's “Post when you can buy 52 copies there’s bi4 money in muskrat trapping for only $1.50 Subscribe Now the price will be ad vanced to $2.00 at ter February 1st •if you ship them to Shubert Nyal Remedies Santox Store Subscriptions taken for Saturday Evening Post, Home Jaurnal and all popular magazines “Shubert” ALL * Wards Oregon Furs YOU CAN SHIP New line of school supplies GET A SHIPMENT OFF—TODAY And Will Pay These Extremely HifjH Prices N»IIXTRA LARGE 1 ©MPLEX10N NH LARGE EXTRA TO AVERAGE [ EXTRA TO AVI MACf Tablets, Ink, Pencils, etc. Keith’s fine box paper. Get our prices. We will meet all competition. M uddy • H'Ul THE CITY DRUG STORE J. W. Robinson, M.D., 1 3 Jacksonville Mrs. Price from Gold Hill transacted business at the court house Friday. While here she took time to renew old acquaintences. George Gates of Medford was in town i this morning, Bringing over the new ' Fork runabout, recently purchased by ' the Jno. M. Williams Co. Mrs. S. E. Dunnington, Miss Flora Thompson and George Thompson ex- I pect to leave next week for San Fran- i cisco, for a short visit with friends. Charlie Schumpt came over from Medford yesterday afternoon. Charles says he doesn’t feel natural except when in Jacksonville .visiting friends. I Service on the auto line between this ' city and Medford was inaugurated yes- | terday. Twelve round trips were I made and the car seemed pretty well 1 filled on most of. the trips. Horace Venable, the new street com missioner, sexton, etc., has taken like an old hand: he has had one eral to handle and several leaks in water mains to repair already. The basket bail games played nere last night between the Applegate and Jacksonville high schools resulted in victories for the Applegate school. The scores: boys, 76-14; girls, 24 14. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Johanson and son have returned from a two weeks trip to Curry county. Owing to the heaviness of the atmosphere along the coast they say that the recent cold spell was fierce in that region. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Terrill, Miss Flora Thompson and Dan Bagshaw were at Talent. Friday evening, where Mrs. Terrill and Ye Editor officiated at basket ball. The result was: Talent girlfl, 19, Ashland girls, 13; Talent boys 35. 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