Gold Hill news., September 09, 1911, Image 5

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Ed Woodcock, of Poet creek, was In
s
At
lowu on buaiuesa y s te rd a y .
T
I I . A. Ray waa -tM e d fu ril Wadn dm ! ay
to have acme dental werk done.
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John Bigham was In Iro u i H im * V al­
ley w ith a load ol melon« Wadnesday,
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Local News Notes
Connell meets th is evening,
J M. Pat«« waa at Grants Pa«« on
husinesa Tueeday,
Ml»« M in ina Ring la visiting
alater a l Mcd'hind, C a llfiiri la.
Mia E. .1 Gilmore waa at Crania
Paaa yesterday to liavo »nine dental
wm k don*.
H. W McClendon, Gold H ill's booater-
e x tra o rd lu s ' y, waa In M edford on husl-
ne«« Tuesday.
Jan» a Fredeitburg llnialied e u tiln g the
th ird c o p ol alfalfa on Ida Hain Valley
ranch thia week,
Mia. Wm Pauley, landlady of the
W oodville hotel, »as calling on Gold
H ill friend« yealerday
W, It. Gxlev left fhu ra da y evening
for Toronto and liia u tfo rd , O ntario, ou
bualueaa for the Hylvaulte M uting Go.
her
A «on and hair a riiva d at the Gall«
e r ek home of Ed Shoemaker Sunday
P i . A u .lib was call* d io W ood ville on (light. Dr. S m ith a aa in attendance.
professional huslne-s Tuesday.
Stii kvl I tr ia. alarte 1 work thia week
The W oodville hand w ill give a dunce m the ra h n-ion» to the a< wer eyat m
F in la y evening, September 16th.
lor a tilid i th y ware recently granted a
M r. and Mr» II, Htuinl«>were In from ei n tr ct by the c o n 'l l .
th e ir EontC creek ranch yesterdav.
Francesco E rro llo and h l* fainona
Mis* Jennie Hagar, of Chicago, 1« Ute I*«11 an band a id appear in concert at
the M e th o d
N atalie Intn toiuonow
guest ui h»r sts er, Mrs. W G. Myer«.
Mrs. .I E H uvan, of M e 'lo rd , »¡.»a aftern o n al throe o'clock.
M E R R IT T ®. COMPANY
Carnation Milk
Butter Cup Milk
California Ripe Olives
Pineapples
.
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.
.
Roast Beef 1 lb. can
Deviled Ham 6 cans
I’lnk Alaska Salmon per can
Cove Oysters 2 cans
Baking Powder full pound
Pork and Beans per can
Tomato Catsup pint.
Kelloggs Corn Flakes
Diamond
Macaroni
Macaroni bulk 3 11»
50 11« Sterilized Fine Salt
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$ .10
.10
f .15
.15
.20
.25
.10
.25
.25
.10
.25
.10
.10
.25
.50
FOR
f V-z
A. l
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«flfc dflL
$ .35
50 lbs Stock Salt
. . . .
.15
Range Salt 8 lb blocks
.30
Pure Cider Vinegar gal.
.06
White and Pink Beans
Hard Wheat Flour regular price $1.05 1.50
Mason Fruit Jars one-half gal. perdoz .90
.75
Mason Fruit Jars quart p r doz.
.60
Mason Fruit Jars pint per doz.
1.45
Economy Fruit Jars 1-2 gal. per doz.
Jelly Tumblers one^half pint perdoz.
1.20
1.00
.30
Jar Rubbers 4 doz.................................
Economy Ja r Caps per doz.
.25
.20
Economy Fruit Jars quarts perdoz.
Economy Fruit Jars pints per doz. .
lie* . It. E Ih in la ti, pieeiilm g alder,
M e r r i t t te C o . w i » h t o « » / t h a t a f t e r O c t o b e r 1 s t a l l b i l l s m xxat b e p a i d p r o m p t l y w i t h i n 3 0
I'll" W. G. T. II of Oregon w ill hold was here teaierday to attend an ad­
journed meeting ol the q u a rte rly con-
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a a lit a convention in M -d lo rd , O cobcr
ference of I lie he’al ' . E church.
6-1«.
Judge Morel nek anil wile returned last
W A Cook r turned Monday fr m
weak I tom a t ilp to Crescent titty . I h»y
Ja< k«nnvtdr, where he ha- been serving
were gone about two m «ka. Ma«tec
on the grand ju ry
Pick .M urdock drove the Same V e it y
M r - . M E . K e llo g g , o f M e d fo ld , was
stage In hi« fa ih a i’a ah»ence
h e re t h ia w eek v P itln g tier «on, A, E.
Word came from W oodvide yeebrday
K e lli gg, au, I fa i il l
th a t Jar y .McCoy »« • very Io « . Dropay
Ms« c ’ « c**s S m ith ha» guno to Med­
ha- developed aa a result of the injuria«
ford ti> tase an iiia 'riic t ir ’« p o s itio n Io
lie
eceived aevcral week« ago wh n
t t ie ro u s e i vatory of iuu«lo.
C hina D in n e r Sets S ilv e rw a re Clocks
«truck by a tra in
A carload ol heavy tim ber« for u»e in
Glass W a te r Sets
E a rth e n w a re
Cha«. Gt aniplm re iu iu r d Wednesday
the new county bridge aero-s (he Hugo«
Cook Stoves A ir tig h t H e a ters
from Chicago, where lie vl«itad hi«
A man wants a suit of clothes that will
al thia place arrived yesterday.
m other. 11" la glad to get h a i \ to
Linoleum
M a ttin g s
Carpets
M i.a n d Mrs. K. V Kellogg, of A r il­ southern Oregon, w hich he ln*i»t» I*
Brass Beds
last past the time he needs it. Half the men
Portieres
L ace C urtains
la d w e reg ne-laa - th« home of A E tin llneat country th ia eide o f paradise
Canvas Stools
Tents
W agon Canvases
K. ih gg a rv tra l day- the firs t id the
youmeet are well dressed at the beginning
p P. Blue ha« taken a bridge-build­
W ood Stains a n d Varnishes
Week.
ing c u n t'a c t a t Haymond W ashington,
Hupei visor J. W . Ilsya returned yea
of a season and poorly dressed at the end of
E v e ry th in g fo r th e houee 10 p e rc e n t diecount fo r caeh
and w ill not re in rn to Gold H ill fo r a
t- rday Iroin the Evans creak d is tric t,
couple of month».
I t la understood
where tic ha« jusi completed »»me road
i t Isn’t it true?
th a t he Inland« to work the C entennial
work on what is known «« the By bee
place'- n ilo c, form erly owned by him .
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Phone
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The reason is simple. The beauty was only
grade.
the coming w inter.
S W. McClendon ba» bad new roof»
Cliaa Johnaon brought in the Uret
skin deep. This store studies the stock it buys
put on the bank and postofllce building«,
\\ alter Pm gey and A. J. T. Hm ith do­ grapes of th " a< ai-on from hi« Bible
To The Public
as the student would study his books. It
Old aoldh-ra and sailors gather nt
ing Ihe work
He w ill alao have The ranch on Gold b ill last S aturda*.
We wish to thank the people of Gold
They
were
of
the
Sweelwat'
r
variety
W
oodville
next
week.
Ci Page extensively r paired.
H ili and the tra ve lin g public fo- the
studies every part from fabric to finish. We
and of excellent qual ty , although M r.
T . I) G ilm o re, H P. ag«nt at W olf
W I,. Van Houlen, wlm has been
Juliu«on aaya th a t the re 1« n o t more Creek, ha» bean v is itin g hia m other, gem roua patronage that, ha* been ac-
w orking w ith Supervisor J. W (lays on
corded us .lu rin g the four iconths th « t
are masters of our business and th at is why
than h a lf a crop thia year
Mrs Ek J. G ilm ore, ai d > .t.te r , M rs.
the W oodville-Meadows toad, now com-
have been in charge <d th e Gold l i i i l
lu
response
to
u
popular
demand,
the
H
otel.
We
have
given
our
beat
effor
»
M. R. Rice, the pa-t f> w uava.
ph led, wa« in town Tuesday. They are
our garments have the tailor-made look.
now w orking on Ihe Bylaw* grade In tie firs t dance of the «««»on w ill he given
Boy—Coy—jo y ! T hat tells in tabloid to the end ti at Gold H ill have a good
hotel,
and
we
f--el
th
a
t
our
e
ff
rte
have
In Hr« Woodman hall th is evening. som ething th a t
Evana creek d istrict.
happened Thnradav noi be. n unappreciated. However, for
Music w ill he furnished by the Dnsen- n ig h t In a happy home In Gold H ill. reasons of health, we find it noce-a »ry
M r . and Mrs . J. M . Ilarireburg were
berry oroheatra. I f the a ffa ir is »uffle.* Ike ("oy, having been blessed w ith fonr to aeek a new location, and w i-h io
down from M edford w ith thM r ear
e n tlv aucci a -iu k It w ill be the firs t of a sweet litt le daughter» io a row, w ith announce th a t our management of th "
Monday toaee Mr». B ariieburg’a brother.
Geld H ill Hotel w ill Cvase Sunday,
»erica of S aluidky n ig h t dancee.
Mrs. Coy’s aa«l»tance has become the September 10th.
A . E Kellogg, who ha» h. en con­
T h a t tobacco 1» one of the m any cropa father of a bouncing b»by boy.
Hia
M r. and Mrs. J. W . Gale
fined t o l d ' homo »im e laet week w ith
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his an abscess on leg, resulting from a of high com lnereial value that may l-e »mile interfere« w ith Ida ears.
grow n 111 the Kogue riv e r valley an-
Com m issioner F ra n klin K. Lane, or
b m i»e reccivi d two week» ago.
M ayor Beeman and fam ily and th e ir
peara to he conclusively dem onstrated frien d, I I . R Heed, o f the famous Im - the In te rs ta te Commerce Commission,
Mia« lies« Paideia arrived Monday
“ IF MEN WEAR IT WE HAVE IT”
in J N . E'ounlaln’k garden In th is c ity , perial valley^ of C a lifo rn ia , got hack a rrived Monday to take up In the
from Hice Lake, W isconsin, and has
where forty th r ifty planta are growing. re
as
I from
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>A tu
*t rn to U nited States cou rt a hearing on the
Thursday
a at.«-««
th re • weeks' a
re
tak< n charge of th» p rim a ry d e pa rt-
The li avea arc over three feet In le n g th , the p -lin itiv e In the C rater lake forest application from exem ption from the
iii n t of the Gold H ill schools. She w ill
and from preaeiit pro-peels i t looks a» reserve. They bad a ll m anner of diver- fou rth section (the long and short
also teach domestic
science.
Miss
though M r. Fountain would be absolute- tin g adventures, in clud in g ru n n in g the haul clause! between San Francisco
Daniel» I» a gradnaUr ol the Thomas
ly independent of Hie tobacco tru s t the gauntlet of a b u rning forest. They and P ortland, a very im p o rta n t ques-
schiKil ol domestic acienc", of D e tro it.
coming w inter.
eaught the lim it of fish in Crater lake tion from many standpoints,
( Iclolier ¡Id to 7th are thedates »elected
F. W Podge, having served one week and killed enough veni-on to keep in
The m ystery surrounding the disap-
by the F irs t Southern Oregon d is tric t
a» engineer for the c ity of W ood­ Iresh meat
pearance o f J. Lloyd Magness, cashier
A g ricultu ral Society fo r it» a n nu al fair
v ille , resigned last F rida y. W oodville
School opened Monday w ith the follow- of the baggage room o r the U nion de-
and pear »hoar a t Medford. The prem ­
1« considerably agitated over the type of In g k ts ff of teacher»: H E Redding, pot, was cleared up when h ia body
iu m - are many and generous and a gi««l
m unicipal water system which is to be princip al: l l H. Swank, assistant p rin c i- was discovered by H a rry Richey,
show ing of southern Oregon products Is
put in , there being two factions, each pal; C yn th ia T uttle, seventh and eigh th manager o f Die P ortland office of the
expected.
Four races have been an­
having favorite and widely variant grade-; M argaret W allace, filth and Colum bia L ife *
T ru s t Company,
nounced for each day of Ihe (air, and the
ideas ns to the | ro|ier style of plant six ’ h grade»; H ilm a Caesar; th ir d and floating in fro n t o f his houseboat,
p u rn a an* such a* toin »u re some good
M r. Podge found the crear-firo of con­ fourth grades; Be«» Daniel», prim er, w hich is moored juat north of the
contests.
tention rathe r too warm for com fort,and first and second grade«. M r. Redding Yacht Club and the Oak«
M r. and Mrs J. L . Hamm« rsly left wa-hed hia hands of the a ffa ir w itli a
Wednesday evening for P ortland, where le tte r of resignation couched In the w ill teach com m ercial w o ik and manual
No. 131.
tra in in g , Mi»« W allace music and draw ­
tin y w ill visit M r. and Mrs. W. A . Car m ost diplo m atic language.
And the ing, and Mis» Daniel» domestic science.
Report
of
the Condition of
ter lo r a few day», anil make a r­ W oodville water war goes m e rrily on.
Gold
H
ill
ia
exiieriencing
a
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T
h
e
G
old
H
ill
Bank,
a l Gold H ill in
rangement» for th e ir removal to the
C. Coppack ha* com t<m leet ta ll In residence-building boom. H aving but the State of Oregon, a t the clo»e of
m etropolis later in the fa ll. Mr. Ham-
hia garden on the sduth aide. He recently completed one cottage in the business '-ept. 1, 1911.
meraley w ill become a p a rtn er in the
brought the seed lim n Arizona,where I t is Dekuin a d dition, Dr. Kelsey has a sec­
KK8OCRCK8
the law liu i-n «» " I M r. Carter, who
known as an early variety. Each stalk ond five-room structure well along to ­ L ia n s and discount«
$44,lift:!.34
has one of the most extensive p ra d ice -
hears two ears, and I t is junt g e ttin g ward com pletion. These houses are Overdrafts,secured and ursecuied 46S.67
in lli ill* .
20.001
ready to use. M r. Ooppack w ill have the firs t of a num ber which he propose» Bonds and warrants
2,621.47 :
F u rn itu re and fixte-ea
Floyd G. Bsm p, si cla list, »pok. on roaaling-eara, a-p le nty, and the surplus
1.714.70 ,
to erect for rent purposes. F. W. Dodge O ther real estate owned
the atrei t in Gold H ill la-t Kniidav ve-
III he dried for w in te r nee. The corn began laying the foundation thia week Due from approved re­
nlng. Ilia addle»» wa- heard w ith a| p ir- has been given plen ty of water, but has
6,211.115
serve banks
tor a neat h me-neat on hie lots in the
•JOO.Od
c u t in te r'a t He invited qne»t mn» fro ■ bad little care otherwise this sum tiier, a*
Cheeks and o ilie r cash ite m -
same part of town. C D. SteiuhofT Gold dust
319.44
his hearer» o i tl.esuojei* of aocla ism, M r. Coppack has been away from boine
6,766.9« j
lots ground cleared and m aterial ready Cash on hand
w it h no ro-tMin-e. amt if 'lie ro were ant a large part of the tim e.
72(1.20 j
From the for u model modern bungalow on his Expenses
adln rerits o l eith er of the two o il pol­ luxuriance w ith which it gro w a .lt would
$01,920.83j
Iota adjoining the T ruex residence on T o ta l
itic a l parties present they made no -ig n seem th a t thia variety would be a par
LIAIIIMTIKS
the n o rth aide Lyn n W. S m ith ba­
$10,000 eo j
win tl f " "P «ker a-aertid the h e lp lv a - tic u la rly good ona lo plant for fodder.
ilie foundation and II o r laid I r a Capital slo ck paid in
ne«a o f l o t h to re m e d y p r ........ I econoln-
In d iv id u a l d e p o s it- sub­
Hama Valiev peaches have been wel- cottage io the bungalow * .vie on lo t- in
45,968 29 :
je c t to cheek
|e c o n d itio n s H i i l i solve present am ici
e u nied L the local m arket th is week. Cli 'V ner l ’a rk. overhi 'k iii" the rive r Dm to ta n k - and bankers
3,042 47
problem!!»
2,024.35
W hite t a crop i- short, nr perliap- he- ai the east end of M ain atreeU C. A. Tim e c e rtific a te s ol deposit
*90 72 1 ----------
i atise it la short, l i e fr u it th is year .« of Pi'teiaon recently completed orie of tin* Ca b ie r's chocks o u ls ia m llii"
$61.920.83 i i 11111
x «optional » xe. M uirs from th * Wm- pre!lie«t ri'-iih mes n. i l l c i t y on the T o ta l
_________________________ rel orchard and C n n ir’s Choice from t he
n r ib side, and G ra n t H arrison ba- add­
S tate of Oregon
'n ’i
Before you purchase another money order, l ,IKU,. aid orchard have averaged nearly ed a neat cottage io the tow of a ttra c t­
County of Jackson
three font t i l l <d a pound per pea di for ive homes at l i e east end of south Main
look at thia comparative table of prices:
I, Lynn W. S m ith , Cashier .of the
C oejn.sk
g -s IP iQ . -e v .m l boxes. Both the W orrel and the . street. O llie s are i-on'em plating the above-named bank, do solem nly swear
B re a d , Pies a n d Cookies
OrdsV F itzgerald crop- w ill he disposed of in
I hat the above statem ent is true to the
Amouol
OrJer
b u ild in g of ho m e».
C andies a n d N u ts
la
st
ol
my
knowledge
and
belief.
5c
3c
3c
f 5.00
tlo* local m arket, as the demand is brisk
C ig ars a n d Tobacco
Lynn
W.
S
m
ith,
Cashier
8C
3c
3c
10.00
and the price good, as high a- five cent»
Piano votes w ith ever*- purchase a t the
Subscribed and sworn to before me
S o ft d rin k s o f a l l kinds
i3e
15c
10c
33.00
a pound being paid for tho choice«! fru it. Peerless C lothin g company, G rants 7th day of September, 1911.
20e
20c
F u ll lin e o f L u n ch goods
15c
55.00
A. E. Kellogg
30c
30c
C. E. M ille r, who has the largest peach Pnss.
15c
100.00
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F re s h F r u it s in season
[S kal I
N otary Public
»ery order n r hard in Hams valley, w ill market
y o u money on
Ic e C ream
C orrect-Attest •-
E.
T.
Himmons
has
a
few
young
frycra
above $5.00.
O u r B A N K M O N E Y about a thousand boxes thia season,
R. H . Moore
for sale at fifteen cents a pound.
Hot Coffee and Lunch Day and Night
O R D E R la Just aa good, and more con« moat ol which he w ill »hip to P ortland,
Lynn W . Sm ith
H D. Reed
where hia f r u it has an established rep­
wenient than any other kind.
N ya l’a Kidney P ills strengthens weak
Directors
utation and command» a fancy flgura.
kidneys.—Jarvis the D ruggist.
Hntnlarv guest id M r*. J E Hammer - ly.
d*”
NEW GOODS
g
.. 1
Better Clothes
Gold Hill Furniture Store
Don’t fail to ask for
piano votes
\
Peerless Clothing Co.
Grants Pass, Oregon
S ch o o l B ooK s
I now have a full stock of
all the books prescribed
- by the course of study for
the Gold Mill schools
TERMS: CASH
Jarvis the Druggist
IBANK MOMEY ORDERS
THE
GOLD
H IL L B A N K
^ H IH IItt
T u r n e r ’s L u n c h R o o m
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