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a'U'lerts, "»peel il.y) if is a pie mure, and heips to develop one's (towers as I as lie does nut try to shir.i h'» duties. If we hud no work to do, we c/Mcial Paper ut the City ut Jacksonville Oregon could not wish for a be ter (ate than’to A Weakly newspaper published every Saturday at thecoui.tj nut of Ja<ks- n nave work given us. for idleness has m ide tn ire criminals than any other County, Oregon vice. Idleness is resliy the mother of all vices. "Hard work on the other Tom W. Fulton, Editor. hand, is not a curse but a blessing: and E.ltjrii is sazili 1-class natter June 22 1907. at the post office at Jack.-onviil ■ w„- can make the most of this blessing if we do our daily duties carefully ar.d Ora'op, un 1er Act of Congress of March 3, 1879 well. Work not only develops our physical being but our menial being as SATURDAY. APRIL K). IfHlO well. It causes us to think quickly and clearly and its activity should keep us SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail «2.0'1. Advertising rates furnished on happy, Work is a balm for discourage- application. merits, privations, and for sorrow» great and small. Tne person who and follows his or her labor- the school, a partv w is held by her works Society News. ious course not only helps himself, but associate teachers at the home of Miss helps to influence those around him to Mary Hurst Tuesday evening. The be honest, persevering and progressive. guasts included the members of th • The members of The Fortnightly One person, though he did all. and Bri Ige Club spent an enjoyable even .-chord board and a f.-w friends. The knew all could not exist long alone—for ing at Mr. and Mrs Lewis Ulrich’s evening was enjiyably spent with to achie.e the greatest success, one games, concluding with dainty re resh- home Wednesday. The evening was j must strive and accomplish with others ments. spent in playing Bridge until a late for others as well as tor himself. hour when delicious refreshments were I We must work, therefore, while it is served. Those present were: Mr. and HQ TV' ( V!1 stii’ day, not for the sake of seif alone, • i |JUt f01. g0Qd of all. Mrs G. W. Ager, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nunan, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Luy. Mr. Jacksonville High School, March Belle Fleming. and Mrs. Louis Brown of Talent, Miss Laura Treichler and Mr. Blaine Klum J. H. S. NEWS HIGH SCHOOL NOTES. ot Medford and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis i Weekly Publication Ulrich. Golda Boone spent the week end By Students of J. H. S. with her parents at Ruch. Mrs. M D. Jones, assisted by Mrs. STAFF. Last Thursday the High School Ella Walsh, entertained the Royal Belle Fleming , students and teachers made the second Neighbor Lodge at Mrs. Jones’ home Editorial Victoria Gwin and field trip of this year, This trip had Tuesday afternoon. After a business News Reporters Margaret Garrett. I for its goal an investigation of the pro meeting a very delicious two course cesses and methods of i drilling the lunch was served. Nearly .ill members CENSORSHIP. ’Tngonia oil well near • Phoenix. The I Mr. Godward and Mi.-s Spulali were present. The next meeting will slUdents were taken 10 the od well in be held at the home of Mrs. Broad. j three cars furnished by Mr. Godward. EDITORIAL. Mrs. Kate Hoffman entertained a i Paul Ager and Lewis Thompson. Every few friends at a delightful luncheon I one was Very much interested in the W ork . Thursday evening, April 1st, the oe-| drilling process ar.d expectel moment When children have a cer «in amount casion being her birthday. Those I arily to see the od gush forth. of work to do, they are safe from the present were the Misses Issie McCully, dangers that beset them when they After several days atsence on ac Kate Cronemiller, Mayme Cronemiller, are idle. Work fills the hours that count of illness, Elva Coleman .return Mattie Boosev and the hostess. I would be wasted otherwiie. If work is ed to school last Motldau. Complimentary to Mrs. Mabel Wertz, ! not over done (and there is seldom The exclusive French Club consisting who recently resigned her position in | danger of that among high s< hool of the following members: Paui Luy, (James Gwin and Lewis Thompso.i, hue : its first meeting last Monday for an nour after school. “The Four Congu- I gal ions” was the topic for discussion. JACKSONVILLE POST year tobe thinking O! New Straw Hat s J ¡PERSONALSERVICE' Clean up - Paint up : ■ Í I ♦ The whole world will soon be putting on a new Coat of Paint. ; Besides, its cheaper to Paint We sell reliable brands of Paint : ing and Varnishing Materials The Peoples’ Store, Phone 142 Jacksonville » W Administratrix’ Final Notice And we have them in a variety of shapes for Men, Women and Children to gi Notice is hereby given that the un ¡B 1 AS OVERHEARD, BY THE HIGH dersigned, administratrix of the estate JT COSTS LESS to have your AUTO ELECTRIC ; <>f Charles A. Brown, decease'!, has SCHOOL.” filed with the county court of the sta'e The pupils of the 7th and Sth grade because o. Oregon f >r Jackson countv, her fa TROUBLES repaired here, room sent a plate of hand painted egga final report and account as such a l- to Medford Saturday, and were pleas minisiratrix of said estate, and that antly rewarded by receiving a beautiful the court has fixed and set Saturday, fa | basket of E ister candy—the first prize | the 15th day of May, 1920, at the hour . for their exhibit. of ten o’clock A M. of said day as the fa Katie Johnson h is returned to school ‘ time, and the fflee of said court at l after a four weeks absence. (Jacksonville, Jackson County, Oregon, The primary room contributed 59 i as the place, for the final settlement of I eggs to the Egg Hunt in Medford. said account and for the hearing of The 1st and 2nd grades will entertain ( any and all objections thereto. This notice is published in conformity the Parent Teacher’s Association next And have the Experience, Sup to an order of said court made by Hon. I Friday with a program. . plies and Equipment to take care Many of the pupils of the lower G A- Gardner, County Judge, regu- of your troubles. £3 S3 We ' grades attended the Egg Hunt in Med- h*rl.v made and entered of record on the fa 9-h day of April, 1920. ' ford last Saturday. recharge and rebuild any make E lsie L. B ailey , formerly Dorothy Florey was absent from of Storage Batteries. Elsie L. Brown. Administratrix of fa school Monday. the Estate of Charles A. Brown, de Ernest Heuners and Edward Gilmore “Ask Anybody" ceased. were absent Tuesday. Erma Hayes has moved away. I fa Billy Raybould is ill this week. Notice of Sheriff’s Sale' I George Manke was absent from J school on Tuesday. By vir'ue of an execution and OrdeJ 27 N. Grape Street, MEDFORD, OREGON of Sale <inlv issue 1 out of »nd under Vance “Did you ever see a cat make he seal of the Circuit Court for the l( a rabbit hutch?” State of Oregon, for J ickson County, Everett: “No. but I’ve seen a eat ated March 30. 1920, in a certain suit I make a chicken run.” ’herein, wherein Anna Thornburgh ns Professor Godward (jiving exam) Flaint'ff. recovered judgm'nt ag-inst “Does any quva ion uottier you'/” G. 11 L 'yman and C. C Pierce, nd Lewis: "N..t at all, sir. Not at all ■ninistrn'or of the estate of D I). The questions are all e-iear. It In tile Ft< yle, deceased, and each of them, as answers iliac bother me.” 1 Defendants, for the sum of Five Hnnd- | red Dollars and interest ’hereon at the Notice to Creditors to Present rate of eight per cent per annum from I April 1, 1917, until .paid, together with Claims A city skyscraper seems a miracle in j the plaintiff's costs and Jisourseinents Notice is hereby givan that the un- in the num uf «34.87, and the further steel and stone. But it is only a vast 1 dersigned has been appointed by the sum of Sixty dollars as attorney’s fees. ’ number of girders painstakingly placed County Court of Jackson County, Ore i which judgment was enrolled and together —a vast quantity of bricks gon, as executrix of the estate of docketed in said court March 20th, > placed end to end and one above another. Edythe W. Cranfili, deceased, and has . 1920. I qualified. Miracles in money are seeming miracles All persons having claims Notice is hereby given tiiat, pursuant only. You can work miracles in your against said estate ire hereby notified to the terms of said execution, I will io present the same with proper vouch on Tuesday, M hv 11th, 1920, at 10. own life. ers and dulv verified to M. Purdin, at 'clock A. M. at the front door of the torney for the estate, al Medford, Ore <'ourthoiise in the City of Jacksonville, gon, within six months from the date la.kson County, Oregon, olfer tor sale, of this notice. You can have a big prosperous farm, and sell at public auction for cash to Dated April 10, 1921'. own a car, or travel wherever you wish, the highest bidder, to satisfy sai l judg O phelia O. C ranull . ment, with the costa of this sale, sub Men who have really suc- Executrix uf the estate of ject to redemption as provided by creded spell it S-A-V-E. You can win the same success. Edythe W. Ci infill, d. law. all of the right, title a id micie >t You do not need a lot of hat the defendants, j >n>tl. or in m< ney to do it. You need vii'.ually, had on March 29th, 1:>13, no great education. Vdininisii atm's Notl.c to have s nee acquired or now have in and Yon need only the determi (. red Hurs to the following described property, nation t<> start new and con IX THE io. Nti lOUHT OE THE STATE situated in Jackson County, Stale uf tinue Let us help you. OF ORE ON, EOK JUkS IN COUNTY. Or. g ii. lo-wit: wii: In the Matter uf the Esi-te Lots nuintxr.il two and tkree <2 and of julin Nyswaner, ueeeased. .'!) in Bock numbered lw> (2) in the Notice is heiebv g.ven ttiut the Uli- I’a-rce Subdivision in Township Thirty Unsigned has been uppoinied by Ilie seven (37) South uf Range One (1) , County Court ut Jackson County. Ore West of Willamette Meridian, ai- gon, as administrator of the Estate ot To S&v« erding to the official plat thereof un j J jhn Nyswaner, deceased. Your fife ind of record in the i dice of the I AU persons haying claims against ■said estate are hereby notified to pre Registrar ef Tit les in and for said awd Mak® I sent the same duly verified to ti;« un- Jackson County, Oregon. YeurMonay Saf® Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, April I dersigned, at Talent, Oregon, or io her attorn»), Gus Newbury, at Medford, 6th, 193). i Oregon, within six months from the C. E. T errill , date of thia notice. Sheriff of Jacks >n County, Oregon April ID. 1920 By I lora T hompson , I E pith N ysw » ner . Deputy. AUTO ■ - Let’s keep up with the procession Jno.M.WilliamsCo Electric Experts Auto Electric Equipment Co. Fick’s Hardware c Give Consecrated Dollars Miracles m Money At Home or Abroad —the church stands back of civilization E Presbyterian lurch has always been forward in evangelism and social service. It seeks to turn men to God and to uplift life in every commun ity it touches. Saving Wins Success Teaching and preaching amid the snows of the Arctic and the jungles of Africa— Tending the sick on five continents—a colossal Samaritan ministering to suffering humanity in super- stilion-ridden regions, where the only hospitals are church-maintained- Teaching India’s millions to impound their waters against coming drought, showing Brazil how to plow its land, and combating Bolshevism in the mines, lumber camp«, and congested areas of cities— rhi. is how the Presbyterian Church is helping to make a better world. Every Presbytenan adherent is a partner in thia magnificent enterprise. What can the church count upon from you in the financial canvass April 25 to May 2 ? Attend tba nt* riot Presbyterian Church if res /lav« no regular place of worship BANK WITH New Era Movement Presbyterian Church in the U.S A Cooperating with Interchurch World Movement a US BANK OF JACKSONVLLIÉ
