Gold Hill news., November 26, 1910, Image 5

Local Notes
M . U . Wniusak w«« iii Medford
tin business )«wterday.
Mi«« ilasct Wi retail he» tak«-n
a pn.itiou «« leaoh»*r nf th» Kmk
Pun t «rhonl..
John McDonald a»«i 0» .rg« M«i.
Clrllan a«r« in from me R-»miue
m in e on K « i n
c «»« ye«ti-id«y
Lon Apple gut came <1 -an from
the S hiw I h w cisek ni'l > I the i»o «1
HUI Lumiirr coiiipany t> >p«.nil
Thankafliv'Hig with hl* family..
Boh Hammond i» mighty |>rnud
of the Awsn-poiind «on »nd ii«-ir
preoemted lo him by h i* w d « l > « i
week.
II. C.Cne. priuelpal of the Wood­
ville mdinol«. wa« here yiweidny
iio’pectniai our baodaoiue <»«w high
«ohoul
Mia. C .
A. I'el»r«'«n
enturt.el
CHRISTMAS
i» coming—what are
you going to give
your wife
REGAL
motor wash « t
is over, but we still
carry one o f the best
and most complete
stocks o f
?
G en era l
M erch a n d ise
Suppose you make it a Regal
water-power washer
7
D. H. MILLER A* L *H A R V E Y
Th
tin ti t g cup,** >• sanitari
me <• o< «w pl'l'*' > I'ure w»l»r. h«»
rn te u i M io n e a o p li« , w here the
hwn ineta ted nt both ih - Lan» end
biicsied« hlixx.
high «ctwwd building ir> R'-««i>O'ir
A rth u r John-on of San F aneivco
i end the g» n«n mfec'ed cup form -»
i» vidung at tbe home «1 -L. A. Iv I u«e ha- h»«n abolished. T h i«
Hau.aios»ly
at the Q b itiiip litt 1 ia a» et'vtftent mov» and i« nppr»-
dredge. He 1« Mr«. H ’ah oiher. I c ia ie il bv na « .te of «chuol childr-o.
M r.« m l Mr«. V K. Meno and Th >t the add mode of d rin k iw v
«on, and Mr. H u ll of Me*tn>rd »| ent mi |i-awe- » men»c« to go >k health
Thaakkegiving in G old fie ri, gue-t» there t - «ti gtieelion
o f M r. e n d M r« . W . E . Iti.m i-» " " .
R e x l'v d « » l» r« iif the «tale are to
ye.terd aw fioo i a visit wi h iher par
E le c tio n
LI
GOLD HILL
Kmt-r-on E. Go-», one of (he
•vest known and >4<ie«t pionee's of
southern Oregon, di-d at his home
•tear -M-dford Monday afternoon
Mr. Gore was K7 v«are old at the
tiro» o f hi« d«eth.
t o i K w i i n The CeM Hi« New«
T h i- i«eue of The New« oon-
elude» a year under the manage-'
menl of »he pre«»nt publisher.
A
year ago thi» week The News ur^ed
the citizen« and bu-ioees men of
A shland w ill h a v e th e m eat th e town to a««i»t in making The!
'beautiful street to O regon when it« New« more than a one-man paper ,
new hnuh-vard I « « m p le'ed . T h ia and Gold H ill more than a on«-
I t new requires two
th orou gh fare w ill be 1 nO feel wide h<»«e town.
to handle the work in the
w ith p a v in g on both side« of a p<hk
row in the enter that will be beau- "See, and none will deny but that
“ K id ” Printley bee a ease humh. , attend the «• n u»l co n vention e f the tiful with tree« and ehruhbeRr. |O A d H iii has progressed wonder-
Ha ie ltit in a car door eh <t W ill i Oregon Development l-e-ieu« «t The piving will l»e completed n m t failv in the past year. No town in
W«4berell wa« «hutting eiguroueli . Hal»m during the last three date wf spring.
»euthern Oregon, none excepted,
Hr.)« he think« it’« br-he, by the November. It is felt th a t tbeee
George Lyman of Goid H ill was ha« better immediate prospect«
way it eqteak«.
organisation« can accomplish a in Medford Friday on business trip. than Gold H ill.
Thia week, as far as the present
J. H . Beeman returned front a great deal foy coming together wad Mr. Lym»n, heeidee hie property ta
trip 4e Portland ana gtoinu in working for the advancement of the Gold H ill, Kgs a farm a few «¡lee publisher of the paper is concerned,
I t ia expected the up th» river upon which be make« ia the anniversary of the birth of
Washington Thursday, io itime to whole A A e
diaeeot the turkey and <d<al the realty men will hold tb»lr first wet- his home. There he grows all kind» The News. I t ha« t<eeo celebrated
nual gathering at the same time ae of garden truck to perfection and by the installation A the big cylin­
dressing under hie own seoftre».
the
ftevedwpment League conten­ beside«, has tbe fargeet and moA der press on which this ie«oe is
M r. and M«e. J. H .C a tk in of
I t was neeeaaarv to bar-
prolific cherry tree in 'southern printed .
Ledford were Thankegivitiv gue-t tion
rpw money on hie insurance policies
J W H vs Jr. is located nt Oregon.— M ail Tribune
of the Aarvie and Lamperen fami­
to buy the press, but he has faith
lies, a« were el»o M r. and Mr» Bnohowneh, 'Washington, and hse
The Rogue River Society
enough
in the future A the town
J. F. Uughee end Dr. Donovan been for several year«. Y et tbe Native Pennsylvanians meets tedey
and
surrounding
territory to believe
M r*. Fred Frants end Mre. Henry copv ol Ttie New» that was being in the First Prerisyterisn church at
that
tbe
new
press
will be a paying
Every Peonxylvanian
Frantzof<€ resent City were Thank« •ent to h i« whs discontinue hecewei Medford.
investment.
The
old
one has gone
giving guests at the Bait home the publisher wee notified by the w ill be expected to have
to
the
eoi
ap-
heap,
where—
but we
p>-st.-ffice
there
th
a
t
he
bad
moved
inieoence of t he A d Keystone state.
They bed been vieiting rehrtiv»« in
won’t
slander
the
old
thing
by tell­
San Fiaouisco, and were enroute away. In the meantime M r. Hays A ll Pennsylvanian« are members
ing the truth about it.
The News
wa»
wrttitMi
hia
folks
here
com—
and have been iitviied with t!
home. *
plaining A the non-arrival of the husband« and wives.
J. K. W a lt bee assurances of a more liberal
Four je lly bachelors weiw in vit
pMper Bat hie name has been pot Is president and W . F. 8hielde edrertieing patronage, which can
ed guests at the bounteoos board
be handled by reason of the new
haok, thia time with hie box num­ eecrelarv of the eooietv.
of M r. attd Mrs. W. G. Myers for
cylinder
press. The News will be
ber, and fnvn now on Mr. Hays is
The Gold H ili News l»»t
Thanki^peing dinner. They were
belter
paper
than it has ever been
reasonably certain of getting all gloated over tbe fact that Gold
W . T . Weed. C. W . P rim lty, P. H.
by
reason
of
tbe
change.
the news of hie old home town and H ill was furnishing the black Ion
Myers and W m . Childers.
Tbe
publisher
pins his faith to
tom» i>utaide of it.
soil for the surface of the railroac
J M. Mays ano fam ily left for
Gold
H
ill.
He
trusts
that another
W ith a epfmtdid crowd, perfect park at Medford and modestly
Ben Fraocioco last week, where Mr.
year
or
two
will
see
that
faith justi­
Hay: will be »tationed at an army music and a mpper that was alto­ mentions that they have more soil fied by the installation of a larger
of
the
same
grade
to
loan
to
their
blacksmith at the Presidio. He had gether worthy of the date, and the
end faster press.
The News will
held the position of bead black event, the Woodmen’s annual lees fo-tunate neighbors. Gold H ill become a daily with alacrity ae
smith at Fort Lawton, Seattle, for Thanksgiving hall was a pronounc­ should be selling that soil at $2000
aoon ae the field develop«. And it
several year«, end was transferred. ed success. O i-« o f tbe features of an acre, like Central Point doos, will do its beet to help develop the
Dr. P. C Donovan of Winnipeg the program was a moonlight wails, instead of distributing it among field.
Good apples can
arrived in Gold H ill Saturday, and for which soft light was furnished by ber neighbors.
T h at’s aboot all, except that The
be
and
are
grown
there just as
the
biograph
machine
as
it
threw
bee remained since looking over
News
family hopes that everyone of
the various natural resources of this pictures on tbe sereen. The various well as at Medford and Central
its readers, and everybody else, had
Point.T—Central
Point
Globe.
district. He is highly pleased with committees had been faithful to
ae good a Thankegiving turkey
The Ladies Aid gave a reception
the climate and prospects ol the their several trusts, and from
they did, and that the publisher ie
Rogue river valley, both from a the time the guest entered the hall in honor of Rev. E. C. Richards
thankful for the bounteous good
mining and agricultural stand­ until after the bait wne over there and his wife at the church Friday
will and assistance that has been
was nothing but what contributed evening, to which a general invPa
point.
given him during the past year in
to
tbe pleasure of tbe event. Short tion had been issued. The church
Charley Gant, the eweet singer
his effort to make a better-than-
of the Central Point Herald, whose dances and encores was the plan wee tastily decorated with drapery
usual country paper.
welcoming poem to E lla Wheeler of program, and it proved highly and the beautiful greenery that
southern Oregon hilleidm afford at
The Rev. M R. M dw 1911 Almanac
Wilcox was a most felicitioue per­ satisfactory.*,
any
season.
Hon.
J.
L.
Hammersly,
The
Rev. I r l R. Hicks Almanac
formance, wee shaking hands with
Cider such ae would make Bac­
his friends here last 8unduy. He chus forsake his blushing goblet or president of tbe Gold H ill eom- or 1911, that guardian angel in a
was accompanied by T . T. Cooper, Gambrinus bis amber brew, the mercial club, delivered an address lundred thousand homes, is now
of Cle Klutn, Washington, an old while Pomona smiled— such cider of welcome to the new minister and ready. Not many are willing to be
friend.
has been sold in Gold H ill tbe past his lady. He was followed by Hoo. without it and the Rev. Ir l R.
B. H . Harris has opened an office few days by James Davis, the D. H . M iller. Both speakers dwelt Hioks magaxine, Word and Works.
in Medford which will be his head­ pioneer miner-orchardist— miner upon the need of church work in The two are only one dollar a year.
The almanac is 85 cents prepaid.
quarters in the businee of buying, first and then orebardist, but wise Gold H ill, and expreaaed pleasure
selling and cruising timber through as a hawk at both— of the Bleok- that so talented a minister should No home or office should fail to
out southern Oregon and northern well hills. He sells it at twenty-five have taken up the work. M r. send for them, to Word and Works
California. This is M r. Harris’ cents a gel— but hold, this is no Richards replied feelingly. Solos Publishing oompany, St. Louis, M.o
former profesaion, and as he is a advertisement for M r. Davis or the were rung by Lon Barber and Mrs.
Stop coughing) you rack the
famous timberman the success that nectar that he crushes from his Rex Lampinan. Light refreshments
ungs
and worry the body. Bal-
attended him before w ill probably sweet, sound apples. But he sells were served
L A R D ’8 H 0 R E H 0 U N D 8 Y R U P
be his again.
all he can make and he makes
Mother Will Vote
checks irrigation, heals the lungs
The ’possum is not to be found more on hie fruit then some grow­
Somebody is preparing to intro­ and restores comfortable breathing
among the fauna of southern Ore­ ers who ship. Lest this intelligence duce a bill in the Wisconsin legis­
Price 25c, 50c and $1.00 per bottle
gon, but he should be here, for his should set cider mills a-creaking lature this winter making it per­
Sold by Jarvis the Druggist.
favorite fruit, the
persimmon, in every orchard and flood the hap­ missible for a wife to cast the hue-
grows here abundantly wherever it py valley of the Rogue with apple- band’s ballot if he for any reason ia
Wanted— Board and room with
hse been tried. R. H . Moore has ' juice, we hasten to add that not unable to goto the polls.
private family. Call at The News
been treating his friends to some of everyone can mske cider like Jim
Armed with a proxy executed in office.
the luscious fruit which came from Davis’ cider. He would sell his en- due form, the wife is to be admitted
Found—Fur tii-pet.
Call at
a tree on Mrs. E. M. Newton’s place tire output before the bubbles be- to the polling place and permitted
The
News
offioe.
on Sardine creek. The Iree is said gan to rise, as he does now, and to cast the family ballot for those
to he a sure benrer, having home vinegar would be cheaper than candidates and those measures
T ry Chapin's licorice ju -ju s for
well every season for many years, j Bear creek water.
agreed upon in the family oouncil. that cough. Jarvis tbe Druggist
in Jackson county
The public is invited
to call and inspect
our new line o f
winter goods
M ERRITT
CO.
P yrograph y
o r burnt wood
m a k e * a m o st a p p r o p r ia te ¿ ift
fo r a fr ie n d o f e ith e r sex
• • R«■■»*« co»« m a c k ,
J a r v is t h e D r u g g ist
For a clean shave
a neat haircut
a thorough shampoo
a comfortable massage
a good shine-------
The Crystal Barber Shop
assuredly!
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 deiicious soup served a t
.... Turner’s
See Jarvis for Christmas presents
N e w S h ip m e n t tF
O '
B ig R o y a il O a K B .o c k w ra
L e a t h e r a n d V e lo u r
Couches
S i l k F lo s s M a t t r e s s e s
B -u tfs a n d M a t t i n g
L in o le u m
tV X K Y T H IN U F O R T H I
h o usz
FRANK BURNETT
THE
•'The Mission Men"
S I
No. 2282
Tire Setting
A B it
I C .l/ Support^ Arck
Different
No. 2282. A a I
fo r t
calfskin—A
tbe
a rc h b u ilt betw .
Done promptly and satis­
factorily; the same with
all other work in my line
C. F. Carter
i under
b th e 5
bfoot
■îïà " N " « i’1™1 f.«'«- A
leather L
th a t U
Lance & Co.
Blacksmith
For cut glam see Jarvis the Druggist