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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1920)
Jacksonville Post Announcement is made that unless Renu.s I'ombest of Applegate Valley tions cannot give it the attention it some of our people volunteer to assist was calling on local friends the | deservi - and which w a foi'inirhj pos- with the work the local library will be beginning of the week. Renus is ( sible and necessary. The management obl'ged to close. Up to the present an entiiuaatic booster and claims of school affairs, except possibly SATURDAY, AUGUST 7. 1920 time the labor of maintaining the li for his section of the country certain community and civic interests, brary has devolved upon a very few banner crops, the best water supply, should be in the hands of a county i LOCAL NEWS ladies who have worked hard, to make and the finest climate to be found in board of about five members whose it a sue ‘ess. From now on the library the state. business it should be to establish George and Chester Wendt were in I W,H “P«’Tuesday afternoons from Mr. H schools, erec* buildings, employ teach Mr. and and Mrs, Mrs. Alfred Alfred Norris Norris of of Hilt Athknd last Saturday evening whete ! to 5 °’<’lock and people of the town Cal, spent Sunday with the form rr’s ers, secure necessary supplies etc. I he they plajed for the concert given by are requested to aid by volunteering ! . parents, i, Mr Norns at little sch> ol district employing one Mr. .and and Mrs. Aleck Norris • tne valley band in connection with the i their services as librarian one after- I their home in this city. teacher and managed by a local board , noon a week for us many weeks as fireworks display. I’eter Fick was in Medford on busi did very well in pioneer days, but as they feel they can serve. A schedule | an adtn'nistrative unit for school Mrs. John ilater, who has been t lias been prepared at the library, ness Wednesday. visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. , which all persons interested in main John Renault, Jr, was a business purposes it has outlived its usefulness. Recent consolidation of schools in Daniel Flater, left Thursday for a taining such an institution in Jackson visitor at Medford Wednesday. many parts of our county is only an visit with relatives on the coast, but ville are urged to sign. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Luy attended indication of the increasing demand for will return here. the band concert at Medford Wednes- a more effective school organization. The funeral of Mrs. Mary M. John-i Mr. and Mrs. Reese Chapman, ac ston. whs died at Glendale last Monday, | | day evening. The teacher situation looks more companied by Mr. and Mrs. H. K. was held at the home of her son in I A. M. Knox, who operates the favorable trim it did a few months Hanna, attended the band concert in Medford Friday, and the interrment I Applega’e auto stage was among the ago. Nearly all school are now supph Medford Wednesday evening. I was in the Jacksonville cemetery. I Jacksonville people in Medford Wed ■ erf with teachers. Salaries have been i increased about 50' over those of last ' Henry Dailey of Hillcrest orchards ! Mrs. Johnson lived neAr Jacksonville ' nesday. F. E. Bybee was in from his ranch year. As a result competent teachers passed thro Jacksonville to the Apple until 187d when she moved to Cali ■ are being attracted. Considerable inter gate valley Wednesday. He was try fornia. She is survived by five sons north ot town Tuesday. est is being shown in an effort to bring * ing out a large Packard car, the prop and three daughters. M rs. Fred Hackert left Wednesday our schools up to a higher standard, erty of R. H. Parsons, owner of Hill Mrs. Maud Kubli and daughter, for a visit with relatives in southern and taking it all into consideration, crest orchards. Edith, of Eugene have arrived in California. prospects seem bright for a very suc Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coppie were in Applegate to spend the summer with cessful year, relatives. trom the Applegate last Saturday to With best wishes for the success of visit Mr. Coppie’s mother, Mrs. Kate those in whose hands is entrusted the Mrs. George Gardner entertained at I Regular Meeting of Coppie. educational guidance of our bovs and a party Thursday atternoon in honor City Council. ■ 1 girls, Mrs. F. J. Fick and daughter, Vir of her daughter, Miss Geraldine, who: I remain ginia, leave tomorrow evening for a had reached her tenth birthday. After) Very sincerely yours, two weeks stay in Portland. G. W. A ger . spending the afternoon with games ' Very little business beyond allowing Uounny Clerk Florey returned Wed dainty refreshments were served. ' the monthly batch of bills was trans- j nesday morning from a short business The guests were Helen Ulrich, Cheryl acted at the regular meeting of the Road Work Progressing Smith, Orpha Ager, Virginia Fick, city council held at the city hall trip te San Francisco. Gaynelle Kelly, Ruth Luy, Dorotha Tuesday evening. Matters pertaining Dr. R. E. Golden and family of Florey, Ethel Enyeart, Geraldine to securing a right-of-way within the Work is progressing rapidly on the Walla Walla, Wash., are spending a Gardner, all of this city, Hazel Cassidy short vacation in the valley. Dr. and Dorris and Donald Richardson of city limits for the new Jacksonville- new market road from Murphy to Wil Ruch highway were discussed and ' liams in the Applegate valley. Two Golden was for a number of years a Ashland. negotiations with property owners crews are at work and now have about practicing physician in Jacksonville whose lands 'the road touches were six miles of grading completed and Dan Bagshaw, iMerritt Dews and and still owns his ranch on Jackson- Joe McIntyre who have beet) embloyed concluded this week. The McNullty ready for the rock. One crew is work ville hili. place was purchased outright, the city ing from the Murphy bridge and-has Dr. A. E. Miller and George Rudman j at Marshfield and Wendling, Oregon, paying. $200 for the property, and a i worked to the Sweeney ranch "bout of Clinton Iowa, who are on an exten- | returned to Jacksonville Sunday even- right-of-way secured through the Day two and a half miles up th sive auto tour of Western States were i I ing. property at a cost of $150. Applegate, The other crew is working guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I Mrs. M. I. Ball and Mrs. Charles The bond of Albert Borde, appointed ' from the William’s creek bridge at the i Phinney and daughter, Florence, re- city marshal at a special meeting of Provolt ranch and this crew has got Jack Reter one day last week. The J Io vans are old friends of Mr. Reter. j turned from visiting relatives in Kla- the council held Friday evening of to the bridge across Williams creek Mr. nnd Mrs. Gene Thompson, Miss i ( math county the first of this week, last week, was approved. which goes up Powell creek. This Flora Thompson, and niece, Miss Gay- | They expect to leave for their home There being no further business to stretch takes in some of the worst nell Kelly recently autoed to Crater at Wapato, Wash., soon. come before the meeting the council road and it is now in excellent condi Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Eddings of adjourned. Lake returning by way of Fort Kla tion. The work is permanent and will math and Klamath Fails, The par Grants Pass are visiting the former’s be completed this fall with macadam, sister, Mrs. Ella Caine. ty report a aplendid trip. The road work is being done under the Lanas Klippell ot Portland, Mrs City Meat Market Opens new market road bill which authorizes We accept with gratitude the words a community to tax itself for .road of congratulation and appreciation Elizabeth Klippell and daughter and work.—Grants Pass Courier. given us this week bv a Portland lady Mrs. Bush of Medford spent Wednes The new City Meat Markat, located ‘who wa> a resident of Jacksonville day with Jacksonville friends. at the corner of California and Oregon for years. In subcribing for Post, she Uncle Billy Cameron of Ruch was a streets will be opened for business Many Register to said, “You are to be congratulated on Jacksonville visitor Friday. Monday morning, August 9th, and we getting out such a good paper, It is Mrs. Kap Kubli, who has been visit- feel assured that the convenience of. Pick Fruit, full of interesting news and is like a I ing friends in this vicinity, returned to boingable to purchase fresh, juicy j The employment bureau of the Fruit letter from home.’’ Words of praite ! her home at Portland Saturday. roasts, steaks, cutlets, etc., right at and encouragement are relished by all I C. C. Gammons of Tacoma, Wash., home wili be much appreciated by local Growers’ League began the registra tion of pickers yesterday morning and of us. I a considerable number of men, women j arrived in Jacksonville recently and people. I The middle fork of the Applegate [ I will be the guest of his son, Reverend Tne proprietors of the new business and children have signified their inten river, which has been closed for two I A. II. Gammons, for a few days. venture, Tcm Dunnington and Bob tion tn assist in the fruit picking this years, will be open for fishing on I I Frank Mengoz, a well known Squaw Finney, are both well-known and popu season. August 15th. creek rancher, was a guest at the lar Jacksonville bo\s, and patrons of It is important that all who intend to Miss Susanne Homes, republican nom home ot W. G. Kinney this week. the market may count upon receiving i pick fruit this year register and there inse for county Bchool superintendent, About fifteen young people gathered every consideration and courtesy at1 by an equitable distribution of help took chalge of the Superintendent’s at the O. N. Knox home in this city their hands It is their purpose to will be obtained for the orchardists office this week, having been appoint Thursday evening in honor of Miss handle all kinds of fresh meats, poult- I and at the same time the pickers may ■ ed bv the court to fill the vacancy Orpha Ager, who leaves soon for Vale, ry, lard, etc., and as for some time 1 be kept employed on one job after an-1 caused by the resignation of G. W. Oregon. After enjoying games and past, it has been necessary' to go to other without the loss of ar.y time in Ager. music for several hours delicious re Medford for these “eats,” it may safe looking for employment. ly be said that the new market wil Mrs. J. M. Dews will leave Mr and The employment bureau headquarter freshments were served. fill a long felt want. tomorrow for Klamath Falls, where are maintained at the centrally located Rev. J. Randolph Sasnett, pastor of they will make their home. W. P. the M. E. church at Medford, spent a offices of the Chamber of Commerce t Bailey will accompany them to the short time in town Friday. School Supt. Ager Resigns and C. T. Van Ness is in complete charge and is devoting his entire time Falls eitv. Mrs Augusta Wendt and son, Walter, and attention to this work, which Joe McIntyre and Dan Bagshaw of Portland are visiting Mrs. Wendt’s The following is an extract from a gives opportunity for the best possible spent several days this week at Apple brother, Herman Walters, at Applegate gate river on a fishing expedition. and other relatives and friends in the circular letter issued by County School service to the orchardists as well as keeping all who are willing to work They report poor luck. valley. Mrs. Wendt formerly lived in Superintendent Ager and addressed to Mrs. W. P Bailey was a Melford Jacksonville but has made her home in school board members of Jackson coun employed. —Tribue. - . ■■ ■ a w ■ ■ i — ty: visitor Thursday afternoon. • , Portland for the last three years. “My restgnation as county school O. N. Knox has rented the residence Mrs. and Mr. George Kunzman of superintendent has been tendered and , Crescent City Historic oh California street formerly occupied I Medford were callers at the home of accepted by the County Court who has by G. W. Ager and expects to occupy T. W. Fulton Sunday. Mr. Kunzman is appointed Miss Susanne W. Homes to j From historic Crescent City, Calif., his new home in the near future. ! the proprietor of the Medford Ex- succeed me on August Sth. As you comes Mrs. Fred Endert to the Imper Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Flory and j change. likely know, Miss Homes is a success ial. It was off the cost, not tar from children, Dorotha and Nelson, spent Mr. I. D. Knight and family, who ful, experienced and well prepared Crescent City, that the steamer Brother Fridav evening in Medford. I recently left Jacksonville for Salem, teacher who knows Jackson county Jonathan went down with all on board •Mrs. Grant Bailey, whose home is in , were again in town thi3 week looking and those who live in it, and I am sure years and years ago. In the gold rush Portland, is visiting at the heme of her : for a location, having found their new the people of this county who nominat days miners used to outfit at Crescent sister and brother, Mary and Joseph J home unsatisfactory. ed her in the May primaries have mau« City and tnen pack over the winding Weterer. Mr. and Mrs. John Iles of Nebraska, no mistake in their selection of a sup trail to the camps in Oregon in and L. H Nledermeyer spent Friday who have been visiting the latter’s erintendent. Her success will be as around Jacksonville and Grants Pass sister, Mrs. Fred Hackert for the past sured from the start if the excellent As soon as the California state high evening iu Jacksonville. month, were guests of Mrs. Mary cooperation given the present incum way commission decides what it wants Chas. Beery and family moved to Wendt Tuesday. They left Wednesday bent is extended her. to do. it will build a highway from Medford the first of the week where for southern California where they will “I wish to thank those entrusted Crescent City through Del Norte coun- Mr. Beery has employment visit other relatives before returning with the education of our boys and , ty to the Oregon line, and the connec Misses Katherine and Louise Hanson, to their home in Nebraska. girlB, and should also like to include tion will be made at that point by the who formerly lived in this city but L. A. Compton and family of Ash tnose agencies like the press, parent Oregon state highway commission and now of Ashland, are visiting at the land have moved to the county seat teacher circles, Red Cross, the health the road constructed into Grants Pass. home of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. TouVelle. and are occupying the Mankins house association and other organizations for The county of Josephine and the gov on Fifth street, recently vacated by I. the excellent cooperation afforded me ernment people have been doing some D. Knight. Mr. Compton is employed during my term of office. I regret very work on ih? Oregon end of the road much that it is necessary for me to for the past two years.—Oregonian. at the Willow Creek mine. Highest quality, jewelry leave the work, but since 1 cannot sup repairing, diamond set James Issot, expert photographer, ting, watch repairing, port my family on the sala-y allowed, and Mrs Issot were over from Med Crude Tools, Artistic Work. agate mounting and jew it is necessary that I seek another po ford Sunday to visit Mrs Issot’s moth The li 11. > s of Terres straits, elry manufacturing. sition. i lake numerous orna- Queens er, Mrs. Mary Wendt. Martin J. Reddy, “In the hands jf my successor, hw meats <>■ f tortoise nnd pear) shells, M»|n St.. MSOFJKO, OREGON Valentine Singler, a former Jackson principals, teachers, assistants anil Hnlr cm.ibs, earrings, Anger rings, ville boy who now holds a good | school officers will be left the futurp clm'ns d brooches inatte of tortoise position with Mason-Ehrman company guidance of our schools, so possibly «hell mi l ini iltl with mother of-penrl There !■ more Catarrh In this section at Klamath Falls, was in town last I suggestions are unnecessary. However ar' glv an artistic finish. And often of the country than all other diseases Sunday. I wish to add a word relative to what the only tool used Is a knife or a put together, and tor years It was sup 1 posed to bo Incurable. Doctors prescribed Mrs. Juiia Williams, Mrs. Frank Sa- seems to be a trend in education in piece of broken glass. local remedies, and by constantly tailing to cure with local treatment, pronounced ulsberry and their guest, Mrs Augus which all are vitally concerned. Our What CanaisCan Do. It Incurable Catarrh Is a local disease, greatly influenced by constitutional con ta Wendt, spent Tuesday evening in school system is undergoing air import- and necessary change. Advanced steps •There are too miles of navigable ditions and therefore requires constitu Medford. waterways In Britain, yet the actual tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medi are being taken from time, the pro cine. manufactured by F. J Cheney * A. B. Cornell, sou mem Oregon rr*f>- cess seems slow, but the time should percentage of craft 'in them at ill" Co Toledo. Ohio, is a constitutional moment is less than one per mile. Un remedy, la taken internally and acts resentative of the Oregon Life Insur- not be far distant when the arbitrary rhe other Imnd. Germany owes much thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces i ance Co,, was calling on Jacksonville I school boundary lines will be entirely to her highly eflich nt ami economical of the System. Ono Hundred Dollars re ward is offered for any case that Hall’s' people Tuesday. eliminated. The education of our boys crinal system. Iler water roads link Catarrh Medicine falls to cure. Send for W. P. Bailey arrived from Algoma anJ girls is a matter of concern to the up 700 Industrial centers, and 'goods circulars and testimonials F rCHENET A CO . Toledo, Ohio. I the first of the week to spend a few state at large as well as to the indi- «ent by canal route cost much less Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Pills for constipation. ' days with bis family in this city, ividual, who under the present condt- than by rail. I f Isko ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR in the home of ISKO Refinement means 1MMACUL XT!' CLE ANLINESS A NI) CONVENIENCE Deliveries Made Immediately SEE. TH E ISKO IN Peoples Electric Store Phone 12 MEDFORD 212 West Main A. B. Cunningham, Manager ■ Agent for Southern Oregon I THE CITY DRUG STORE ft a Nyal Remedies Santox Store Dr. Hess Dip and Disinfectant Dr. Hess Stock ionic M Dr. Hess Panacea for Poultry H ASPINWAEL HANI) SPRAYERS 72 Century Fountain Pens from $1.00 up Every Pen Guaranteed J. W. Robinson, M.D., Proprietor Oregon ft Jacksonville g EDUCATION PAYS FOR THE INDIVIDUAL AND FOR THE S.ATE A Person with No Education has but One Chance in 150,000 to Render Distinguished Service to the Public. 4 Chances With Common Scaool Education With High School Education------ 87 Chances Chances With College Education.................. 800 I Are You Giving Your Child His Chance? THOSE STATES ARE WEALTHIEST THAT HAVE INVESTED MOST IN EDUCATION Oregon Agricultural College Through a “Liberal and Practical Education” pre pares the Young Man and Young Woman for Useful Citizenship and Successful Careers in AGRICULTURE ENGINEERING MINING HOME ECONOMICS COMMERCE PHARMACY FORESTRY VOCATION AL EDUCATION The Training Includis PHYSICAL EDUCATION, MUSIC, ENGLISH, MODERN LANGUAGE. ART and th»- other essentials of a Standard Technical College Course FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 20. 1920 TUITION IS FREE FOR INFORMATION WRITE TO THE REGISTRAR, Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis, Ore. -r A Georgia Philosopher. Forces Within We’re all great on sayin’ "The dev without discover forces Say® Victor Hugo: “Th r« il’s to pay." an’ never payin’ him. A of lile." feller wouldn't have to walk across flash of the street to settle with him, as he’s always close enough to give us a dig In the ribs, or put us on the back, an' tell us we're th< finest he ever made! —Atlanta ConstitutloB. Cotton Gelrt. Cotton which has been put under hydraulic pressure of from (J.OOO to 8,< hh ) pounds and tnnde Into gears, pro dm . nd article superior to that made of steel. Softer than steel, the cot ton :«nr ylo'ds where the steel gear Rears uud . friction. Some Should Be Broken. "This, talking t . .chine- i" .*5fi.:).r>,’ idvortias a C’ih “break all record»'. some r off the be too «tunt u shilltç cannot n con Worth Trying. A few m e smiles of silent sympu- tin i .. nmre tender words, a little nor, r> r e on temper, may make ■ II the dll . r ace in our lives.—Stole ford Brooke. Optimistic Thought. Absence doth but hold off n friend to make one se,, film the more truly I
