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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1921)
THE CHURCHES Town Talk Mr and Mr«. E. S. Hedbu g of Ap plegate left Fr day for Anna Sp.inga where they will h ive cn irge of the camp for the summer. Th'* Pioneer Church. Sumi >y S.-h >o‘ at 10 o’clock. H. C. Gallup, Supt. Morning Service, 11 A M Mrs. A. l ,, Gjodmanof Ruch stooped Sermor, Leroy Walker. in Jacksonville Tuesday on her wav to You will find a welcome here. Medford where she is under care of a h physician. I EARN ELECTRICITY get into a big business growing big pay now for Electricians, Auto Electricians, Ignition Experts, Rattery Men. Me chanicsl Drsflamen big future for Engineers of every kind vou can master oneof these lines earn more money —gain success = write today for free catalog hundreds of grad uates holding good jobs over 2,000 men trained annually— a great school for ambitious men -write today Heald’s Engineering School I NIVERSITY OF OREGON, El'- I I GENE- A copy of the centennial ¡number of the Manchester Guardian i of Manchester. England, has been re- I I ceived by the school of journalism D->n’t fail to see our new line of Chocolate Nuts, Salted i The paper was first issued on May t, Nuts, Crackerjack and Pop Corn. Jnst the thing 1821. and in celebration of its lOOih for that 4th of July outing trip anniversary the publishers put out a 92 page edition with a facslmilie of the first issue as a supplement. The entire front page is covered , witht advertisements, as is still the custom with British newspapers. O. C. DOROTHY. Proprietor 1 Among the items listed is one which announces a treatise on a new sys Come in and try our wholesome, delicious Ice Cream as tem of vegetable cookery. A lottery I is advertised in one of the items. a cure for that hot, tired feeling. Milkshakes A news dispatch from Odessa, tin- ; and all kinds of soft d inks der the date line of March 26, 1821, i said a strong American squadron had appeared in Turkish waters and cap tured five Turkish ships, two of which were frigates. The reason as * signed for these hostilities is the non recognition of the American ambas sador. The Brazil dispatch said that the spirit of revolution was growing very rapidly among the South American countries, most of which were then Spanish colonies. Among the literary features of the sheet is a current poem by Thomas Is Prepared to do Moore. There are 12 notices of bank rupts run in a column much like the the modern colume of vital statistics. KIDS-AM) GROWN-UPS The Chocolate Corner Mr. and Mrs J P. Wells of K am ST. JOSEPHS CATHOLIC CHURCH 1101 Sutter Street San Francisco ath Falls have been visiting their numerous friends in this city for the MASS 9:;to A M. past w ek. Mr. Wells held the offi e On the second, and fourth Sun-, Th? Librarian Sava: of Jackson e >unty school superinten days of each month until further dent for a num >er of years. notice. T'is L’brary Bind his decided to R ev . W m J M baghfr , rector keep the library open each Thursday Mi is Mary Hu st has recently pur- chused a Ford coupe. i evenin'from 7 to 8. u t ter supe.'visio.i of Miss Ruth Flemming. This is to WANTED TO BUY -Jacksonville res Presbyterian Church. accommodate the young oeople who idenee property, place containing 10 A. M.—Sunday School. are working in the orchards. four or more lots preferre 1. See R. u A. M.— Patriotic sermon. Suh- We have just received the fifty new E. Witter, Jacksonville, O e. ject: '! “The New Heaven and New J books which arrive each month, Aho Vi'ses Mabel Mercer, of Portland, Earth. i twenty-two Boy Scout books, The) Bessie Venable ar.d Elizabeth liolz- ¡ail look quite interesting Try th-. m 8 P. *L — Preaching service. All are gang, who have accepted positions on out. I’m sure they’ll help out on cordially invited. the hotel staff at,Crater Lake, left for long, hot afternoons, that place Thursday morning. J. K. H oward , Pastor. M r . s H oy S mith E G. Stultz left for Jefferson, Ore., last week, expecting to be gone about I Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mankins ’ ware ten days. over from Medford Wednesday. Mr. Mrs. H. K. Hanna entertained sev Maakins underwent an operation two eral ladies in honor of Mrs. J. P. months ago and is still feeling far Welle Tuesday afternoon. Fancy from well. GRANTS PASS—The tourists sea ALBANY—That a big female ’.«olf work followed by delicious refresh Mrs. M. E. Day and Mrs. H. C. I gnawed a 6-inch log in two in an et- son at the Josephine caves has com menta were the order of the after Gallup spent Monday as guests of fort to escape when caught in a trap menced and every day numerous par noon. Mrs. Roy Smith, Mrs. F. L. Mrs Scott Rivpholtz at Medford was the report made by A. G. Ames, ties from all parts of the country go TouVelle, Mrs. G. A. Gardner, Mrs. Mrs. A. R. Enyeart was in Medford government traper now working in through the caverns. The govern J. P. Wills and Miss Mary S. Hurst j Monday, where she is under care of a the Santiam national forest, when he ment has started work on the new enjoyed Mrs. Hanna's hospitality. j physician. returned to his headquarters at Cas- highway to the caves and it is ex Elmer Hedbtirg of App'egate re Mrs. C. M. Ruch is staying in Med-'cadia a few days ag0 after a trapping pected that this work will be com turned last Tuesday from Michigan, ford with her sister, Mrs Earl Bige- ; excurs>on up Canyon creek, pleted this year instead of taking where he visited his parents. Mrs two years as previously intended. I low, who is quite seriously ill. Hedburg accompanied him home from The county is improving the road Miss Ruth Nash, one of the high I SALEM—The first cherries of the Portland, where she had been visiting ' season were received by local can- leading to the forest reserve and it school teachers, left last week for her sister for the past two weeks. Monday. These were rather will soon be in excellent condition. PBOPERTY WANTED - Jacksonville' Berkeley, Cal , where she will »pend ne,’ies green, it was said. The big run will The trip from the end of the wagon some time. I and suburban property and ranche Four cents road to the caves, a distance of about Dr. and Mr». J. W. R >binson drove begin next week. wanted in exchange for other pro to Melford Tuesday evening. a pound is being paid thus far for five miles, must still be made on foot perty. P. O. Box 1091, Medford. The trip 1 this year’s crop, which promises to be or with pack horses, A most enj yable program was pre Mrs. John Matney of Ruch made a ssnted at the Presbyterian Church last a bumper one and of excellent quali through the caves takes about four hours. R. W. Rowley is government trip to Medford Wednesday. Sunday morning, in observance of ty. Loganberries are coming in rap guide again this season, No fee is idly, and strawberries are still being Mrs Ruby Stout and Fletcher Stout Children’s Day, consisting of numer charged for entrance to the caves of Medford were in Jacksonville for a ous songs and recitations by the Sun handled by local canneries. One can nery here is said to be turning out ah rt time Sunday evening. day School pupils. During the morn SALEM—Upon transfer of the ing, Russell Ulrich, young son of Mr. loganberries and strawberries at the Chester Wendt and Mi«s Anna owndrship by sale or otherwise of and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich, received the rate of 100 cans a minute. Niedermeyer enjoyed the »acred con motor vehicles the person in whose cert given at the Medford Baptist service of baptism, and Miss Alice Hoefs and Paul Godward were re SALEM—The proposed excursion I name the motor vehicle is regulated church Sunday evening. ceived into members hip of the church. of governors to Alaska in July has and licensed and the person to whom Mr. and Mrs E. W. Witte of Med ownership or possession passes are re Mrs. A nr a Broad returned to her been canceled, according to a tele- ford visitel friends in Jacksonville quired by the state law to join in a i gram received by Governor Olcott home here after a month spent st last Saturday evening. ! notice of such transfer to the secre- Portland with her daughter. Miss from Miles C. Riley, of Madison, Wis- ill Otto Niedermeyer is the An»a Broad, who has just completed ! consin, secretary of the governor’s ! tary of state, according to Attorney p ssessor of a new Dodge car a course in community welfare nurs ’ conference. The reason given was (General Van Winkle. In case of a' hu purchased this week. that not enough governors have 1 transfer through foreclosure of mort- | ing. Mr. an 1 Mrs. Roy G. Smith were gage and the consent of the mort- j (agreed to go on the trip. Mrs. Frank Lindley and children Medford visitors Saturday evening. I SALEM—An attorney residing in gagor cannot be obtained, the attor- j were at Medford Thursday to meet another statd cannot legally fferfect ! ney general holds, the secretary of ' Mr. Lindley upon bis return trom an appeal of an action to the" Oregon state may accept a certified copy of ! Camp Lewis. supreme court, unless the lawyer is a the court proceedings by which such I S’r». Lester I Walton arrived home member of the Oregon bar, according transfer was effected as evidence in I Thursday trom a Mi dford hospital to an opinion handed down here this place of the written consent of the i Catarrh is a local disease, greatly I person transferring ownership. influenced by constitutional con where she was a patient for two week by the supreme court. The question came before the su ditions. HALL’S CATARRH weeks. Prof r. by Experience. MEDICINE is a Tonic and Blood Mrs. Lewis Ulrich has as guest», her preme court from Portland in the , _ a , Of course others may do as they handled by Purifier. By cleansing the blood and sister Miss Nan Nickell of Haywards. form of an appeal case _________ When it was smially, we never ex __ ...... __ please, but, building up the System, HALL’S Cal., and Mrs. M. Murray and child- Washington attorney. V. found that the lawyer was not a pect to Invert In another oil well tin CATARRH MEDICINE restores ren of Spokane, Wash. th ft prove- able to grease Its own normal conditions and allows Na Mrs C A r member of the Oregon bar, further iul •h‘.n».-y.—i tall as News. Mr u’ L-. ,G’Jdrier interta*ne- hearing of the case was halted ture to do its work. Mr. „nd Mr». F. L TouVelle at dinner All Druggists. Circulars free. Welnesday evening, Jacksonville State News in Brief The Applebaker Blacksmith Shop AU kinds of General Blacksmith ing, Horseshoeing and Wocd Work We handle second-hand stoves and «mall implements a few hacks and buggies for sale “Moderate Pnces, Good Workmanship” Jos. Applebaker, Prop You Save 20 Per Cent of the price you have boen paying when you buy Pure White Lard I Catarrh F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. Dan Bagshaw is assisting rn the Tidings staff at Ashland this week. W. A. BISHOP, Prop. Prompt Service and careful a ten- lion to busit ess guaranteed LOST—Off singe between Jackson- vTie and Medford. Tue«d iv. June 28 ” suit css- hearing Iri'ial« R T C. F nder kindly re'u-n to s’»g- office. Ja ksorvi le or ph» e 162 Wm Eaton 10 WOMEN AND CHH DxEN J HE welfare of the Home depends upon YOU. While increased pro duction is goi ig on in the fields and factories, you can HELP or HINDER—by saving or wasting. L< t us show you how much easier it is to save supplies as well as well as money when you have both h : aid and incentive of a bank ac count at the First National. If you can’t com? in. write to us. We’ll show you how to open a Savings or Checking account by Mail st h alio nai Bank MEDFORD OREGON TOM DUNNING I ON, Prop. Our Product is as good, and lots cheaper, than the best 7 Put up in Convenient Cane— Try It 75 Jones’ Blacksmith Shop Is equipped to handle all kinds of work in our line—nothing too large rr too small. Especial care used in shoeing criDpleU feet Personal attention given all work at all times Mr. and Mrs. J. P Wei’s visited Highest quality, jewelr Mrs Mary Wendt last Saturday. repairing, diamond set Chis. Nunao and *>rs Lewis ting. watch repairing, agate mounting ami jew U’rich w- r- present at the Lady Elks elrv manufacturing. curd c|ph at Medford Tuesday. K Mar'in J. Reddy, The ho\ « ( of (’omp-’.ny A re'urned 'rom n I wn > encampment r ’’nrrp Lew!« Thursday, The .Twck»nn «ill enn«încrf»nt ron«fet«1 of S-r geants Frank Lindley. G, R. Chipman md Private« Louis Puhi, John Bro- d. Ly-I Ha-’min, Reuben ard Albert PRz. Ja ks inville FREIGHT LINE I City Meat Market AT HIE E. R. JONES Oregon Jacksonville THE CITÏ DRUG STORE by dealers Nyal Remedies give tire mileage at the lowest cost in history VVear-Evt r Fountain Syringe and Hot Water Bottles Gem Razors and Blades Fiue Perfumery and Toilcat Goods Come in and Get our Prices 30 X 3 J. W. Robinson, M .1)., Proprietor Jacksonvi lie $15.00 Reduction in all styles and sizes A New Low Price on a Known and Honest Product Oregon Medford-Coast Railway Street Car Line NON-SKID 4. V Leave Jacksonville 7:00, 8:30, 9:30, 11:00 a. m. 12 no. n, 1:30, .3:00, IzOO 5;00 7;15 p. rn. Leave Medford 7:30, 9:00, 10.-00, 11:30 a. m., 1:30, 2:00, .3:30, 4:30, 6:00 10:00 p. m.' Fare one way 15?; round trip 2k; by biok 10c per trip. J, T. GAGNON &
