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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1910)
r«w. "Ä '* • > <«* — ---------- - I . - . Heating Stoves ? Sure! ,! n II! E le c tio n One of the most complete lines o f Heating Stoves in Southern Oregon The brands / carry are time- tested and the price is right is over, but we still carry one of the best and most complete stocks of • A fte r November 10 ive close a ll day Sunday and a t 6 p. m. except Saturdays D. H. MILLER SUCCESSO* TO A . L. H A R V E Y G eneral GOLD HILL M e r c h a n d is e .1 <rz Win. Lewis, who already h.asj H W. McClendon was at Medford thirty live acres in fruit on tie « Id 0,1 Monday joshing the boosters of I Binbey place on Kanes! ereek,! now that bustling little village over the owntd by him, will clear sixty five that the 8. P. knows a good j! ... II. B. Nve wan at Medford on aores tins winter for the same pur- thing when ¡A sees it, as witness its 1 pose. using Gold Hill soil fur the new j business Monday. II. J . Petlerly, of Portland dePot P 'rk there. It. W. White of Ashland was in arrlv»d here this week and will do M. Perrine, the young p rin te r1 Gold Hill on business Munday- soma! prospecting! in this district. who was employed oil The Gold Jam»-« Avery line taken a p< *(• M> . Fetteriy is a miner of extended Hi)l N"W8 several months last tiou at apprentice in The Nee's of »xpe'isnee, the last eighte» n veers( Hl,ri,-g. writes from Crescent City lice. of. which has been! spent in 4 u tb - 1 | that lh ,t *ha in y!ie»»on! the ra rainy reason has! iet! •«! An entertainment and dance wee i there and the weather is very dis ern Oregon. held at the Chapurral e.diool at F ur cars ol prime fruit have agreeable. He has made nn ad Ileugle last night. vantageous investment in Cresent Mre. I.. 1! Kent of Medford wae been shipped from the Riverside Citv lost, hut is thinking of return the guest of Mra. I). II. Cheney orchard this sea-on, and two from ingtohis former home in Miesisuppi j the Lyinan-Hnotcn orchard ad- Thursday and Friday. for the winter. joini- g One car of 8|>itzonberga Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hughe« were Rev. E. C. Richards, who basj from the latter orchard brought at Medford for “The Prince of taken c h a rf e o fth e local M. E. j ♦ l 85 per box in New York. Pilseti” Saturday evening. Geo H affisonce more nt work church, in the few times that be Mrs. \V. MoPheraou and little at the Blossom mine on Sardine has occupied tha pulpit here has boy of Medford were here Wednes creek. The Crystal bar her shop proven himself a preacher of more day ns the guests of Mrs, M. M ! »ill be in the able charge of II. G. than ordinary power He had a good Avery. I Parker, as-isted by Johnny Wil sized congregation at last Sunday 's Mira Virginia Beeman is home liams, who lias developed into a services, and many pleased com nients were heird concerning the; from Ashland, when she is attend very efficient tonsorigl artist. sermona he delivered. Mr Richards ing business college, for a brief Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Jarvis and is a believer in music as a part of! vacation, Mr. and Mrs. Rex! 11 Lampman at Mrs. J. 11. Be-men, Mis. John tended the presentation of “The the service, and the singing will be j Hays, Miss Blossom Beeman and Prince of Pilseti’’ at Medford last a lenture of his meetings. He will ; Miss Edna Hays were Medford I8ftlurday evenill|. Mr. and Mis. he hero egain tomorrow, morning; and evening. visito rs! lust! B unday.! > Lumping!, remained until Sunday Mre. Addie Belle Wood writesi Grover Marksbury and Johnny evening as guests of Mr. and Mre. Postmaster Hammersly from Ash- i Williams have formed a partner- Mrs. 8. A. Nye. wood, Oregon, inquiring as to thej ship for the business of cleaning’ T. ,, , . . . .. , , , , Rather an innovation in southern death of her uncle, Robert Satter- j and pressing clothes, and are d t- ... . , . I Oregon la the use of the giant gaso- field, a southern Oregon pioneer j! veloptog a nice trade. j ,. . .. , , . , . . * J line traction plow, which is tu m - who was found dead in bis bed at F .S . Norton was at Gold R*V ¡nR0„ r the rich loam—same kind Rock Point, March 2 last. As the ' yesterday to see his cousin, George of dirt thnt tbe g p is using for ¡u addresses of Mr. Satterfield’s rela-1 Dayton. Mr. Norton is trapping dep()t ,,ttrk Medford— in the lives were not known at the time in the Galls creek district, and « chuvner estate, just east of Cold of his death, local friends of the de- i taking tome fine pelts. u ,n ucroeii Rogue river. censed saw to it that he had a de K. M. Johnson went to Gold Hill c c> McClendon of Gold Hill cent burial, and thev will be pleas- j Thursday to make arrangements, WH, ft Medford visitor Thursday, ed to learn even nt this somewhat lor placing a Humphrey quartz Mr. McClendon is one of the few late date that some one else was i,! i l l ! on the Cooper property, says | rea, pioneer# wbo are , tiIl nHve in interested in his welfare., the Grunts Pass Courier. eouthern Oregon. Ho is still hale C. E. Nininger has rented his “Also,” tbo little dog who has and heatty in spite of his seventy!| «¡xty-aore farm in Sanaa Valley to been “boarding around” in Gold odd years, and he and Mrs Me Louis Smith and Chas. Pipes, and llill for several weeks past, has Clendon leave next week for south will leaye next week for Santa Ana, l>een adopted by Mr. and Mrs. ern California to spend the winter. California. The renters know tbe l'orestcr of the Sardine creek gold J. E. Crews returned Tuesday worth of the land. Mr. Smith had dredge. from Portland, where he went last five acres of it in wheat this year Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Moore were week on business witli J. H . Bee which went forty-five bushels to the guests at the home of B red Riedel man. Mr. Crews reports foggy acre, and had it not been for the on Galls oreek last Sunday, and weather in the metropolis—weather depredations of some truant swine helped Mr. and Mrs. Riedel cele such as we have not been having in he thinks the yield would have brate their fifteenth wedding anni southern Oregon, whose idyllic been at least fifty bushels. Mr. versary. climate is worthy of comparison Nininger has interests in Santa A. N. Huliiert ie’enteriaining his with that of Greece and Italy, with Ana, and is also engaged in the brother, II. W. Hulbert, the veteran the advantage that earthquakes and real estate business there. newspaper man and horticulturist volcanoes are here only words for Ear! Gray and V. J. Creighton who has been showing Josephine one to shudder at in the news- of Beagle were in town Wednesday county fruitraisers the possibilities papers purchasing their winter supplies of of their own soil. Fred Riedel is mourning because which each took out a big load. Attention is directed to the change his box of Galls creek Spitzenbergs j Mr. Creighton is an old-time prin- hl the advertisement of Frank Bur reached Spokane too late to b e, ter, and had a job office in Frisco nett is thia issue of The News. entered in competition at the n a -1 at the time of the ’quake. His ex- Mr. Burnett, besides being a mak- tional apple show, Vvhich opened ; perience at that time, losing as he or of artistic mission furniture, has ion the 14th. They were three-tier did his entire equipment, was a ¿jnm a fine stock of factory goods, which , fruit, packing seventy-three to the determining factor in his coming = he is making more complete right box, perfectly shaped and finely j to southern Oregon and Fettling colored, and Mr. Riedel considers down to a peaceful and profitable III a long. This is not a matter of news, for himself justified in having expected ranch Hie in acountry where ear'h-I li overyone most knows iti Gold Hill that they would be prizewinners, i quakes and other violent manifes- is destined to become one of the They came from four-year-old trees tation’s of nature’s displeasure are Ircst towns in southern Oregon— which came into bearing this year, unknown. . I ----- ’ ’' Pienoto Trad« 5 perhaps the very best town. It has yielding ten boxes from five acres. more undeveloped resources . Im They will be exhibited at the Spo For!one! large!horse!or!two! small! mediately tributary to it thrtft any kane Chamber of compieroe, how ones.! Inquire!,! of! Ike! W right,! other town in the world-famous ever,-and perhaps entered at the Woodville,! or! Nort! Eddlngs,! Gold! i llMi: H ill. Portland and other apple shows. .Rogue!river! valley. j! Local Notes in Jackson county The public is invited to. call and inspect our new line of winter goods M E R R IT T CO. M a k e Y o u r s e lf $5alec>^ If you had a tree hanging over your house, ju st about ready to fall, you would not rest until you had it taken away. Poverty and misfortune may be hanging- over your head all the time. A bank account is the best provi sion against this danger. Just a d o lla r s ta r ts a n accoun t h ere T h e G o ld H ill B a n k J. E . H a m m e r s ly C a s h ie r P y ro g ra p h y or burnt wood • m a k e s a m o s t a p p r o p r i a t e g'ift fo r a f r i e n d o f e itH e r s e x I t d o e s n ’t c o s t m u c h , e i t h e r J a r v i s t h e D r u g 'g 'is t For a a a a clean shave neat haircut v thorough shampoo comfortable massage a good shine------- The Crystal Barber Shop assuredly! - - - 1! "! * ■■! ■■■! - ! - ! ■■! — ... £ I Hot Soup,,, Farmers, or anyone else arriving in town after a cold drive, can do nothing better than to indulge in a dish o f the delicious soup served at ....Turner’s $ :
