Gold Hill news., December 23, 1911, Image 3

News Notes o f Near Neighbors
N w , R e p re s e n ta tiv e , a t D sb en ger G V >.
Debpngvr Gup
(By Norman (lag«. )
K a n e , C reek S en d In te re s tin g B u d g e t,
Asbestos Absorbents
|
(By H illbilly)
Kanes Creek
Kanes ('reek which they have rented
They also rented a portion of the old
Bradine farm owned by C. R. Ray.
Several persons from this place
are planning to attend the masque
ball on Gulls creek December 28.
given by the Eaton brothers.
(Bv C y u tb la)
Elmer Higinbotham, blacksmith and
L a th e r B lra a o n a had th e m isfor-
M r ., H. II. M itchell la th e g u est
Mr. McMahon sp en t M onday
In all around good fellow, has put up a
tun« of c ru sh in g one of bla fingers of Mrs. J. II. W elch a t p resen t.
blacksmith shop at his place and i
Gold HUI.
eery badly while working on the
prepared to do all kinds of work in
Jo h n W alk er, sr., o f W illett, C al.,
Will
Lewis
made
a
business
trip
to
road laat week.
a general way.
Is sp en d in g th e w in te r as th e g u est Gold Hill Monday,
K. II italiney cam e dow n from up­ of his nephew , J. O. W alker.
Al Boggs is employed nt work for
John Kails of Hluckwell was a vis­
p e r T rull laat w eek. He re p o rta bear
P red M itchell an d wife, of D oug­ itor here on Tuesday.
the
Bill Nye company’s mine on Gall'
tra c k s aa being m ore p len tifu l th an
las co u n ty , a re v isitin g w ith
Win.
Mrs. Avery is spending the week creek, which bus proven to be a pnv
they have been fo r u g re a t m any
M itchell, his fa th e r, a t p resen t.
proposition, with good p!*o«pect
in Gold Hill with friends.
years.
for the future.
“ J a c k ie " W alk er has re n te d th e
Hr. Kuril K lrsch-G essn er m ade a
Dave Avery was a business visitor
Manv from Kanes Creek attend'd
professional trip to M edford
laid old G a rd n e r runch and w ill try his at Willow Spring on Friday.
the funeral of Mrs. John A. Martin,
W ednesday In hla auto m o b ile.
Dr. hand a t stock an d fr u it raising.
W illiam Y antz sp e n t S a tu rd a y In
and Mr. Kwiker who were buried on
A bout th re e Inches of “ b e a u tifu l Gold HUI w ith o ld -tlin e friends.
K lrsch-G essner waa th e flra ; person
Thursday of last week nt the Rock
to cross the new Opal P o in t brid g e sn o w ” co v ers th e h ills and d a le s of
Mrs. Avery h as re tu rn e d hom e Point cemetery.
A
sbestos,
th
e
hom
e
of
th
e
happy.
w ith on autom obile.
from Gold H ill fo r a few days.
Visitors at Mrs. Mardon’« on Wed­
L ittle eig h t-y e a r old P ran ces Sim­
Joes Itag sd ale of upp er T ra il creek
Mr and Mrs. M ardon a tte n d e d th e nesday were Misses Cap Swinden
co u n try cau g h t a Mr. B ruin In n tra p m ons su ffe re d nn u n u su a lly se rio u s show a t Gold H ill S u n d ay nig h t.
and Mary Boggis, Mrs. Rhoten and
a few days ugo a n d a fte r ta k in g th e d islo catio n of th e le ft arm , th e re su lt
Arthur Boggls Is staying with Mr. Mrs. Boggis, and a very pleasant day
of
a
fall,
on
S
a
tu
rd
a
y
Inst.
ak lu o ff he took 50 pou n d s of fut
nd Mrs. Hitter of Garden Rone.
was spent. Come again.
from th e shoulders. Mr. Italiney also
Miss Alma G ould
co m pleted
a
W
ill
S
h
o
em
ak
er
of
G
alls
creek
Is
Quite a few from Karnes Cr<-I,
rep o rts the big tim b er wolf tra c k s hig h ly successful th r e e m o n th s te rm
a« t e l ng large and num erous.
of school In th e W alk e r d is tric t an d w o rk lu g on th e e le c tric line a t th is attended the “come ana get acquaint­
place.
ed’’ meeting in Gold Hill Saturda
T he m ud hue been co m p leted lead ­ re tu rn e d to h er hom e nt M edford last
nlso the big, free dinner given by tin
George
Marden
attended
the
Odd
week.
in g up on th e w est aide to th e Opal
J im ” D lnken, a t all tim es th e Fellows ball in Gold Hill Friduy boosters of thut thriving little town
P o in t brid g e across Itogue riv er at
th e R iverside ranch. Bird Jo h n sto n b u siest m an fo r ten m iles a ro u n d . Is night.
For Sale— 160 acres timber Inn.!
Will Lewis and wife were Gold Hill
b a d .c h a rg e of th e w ork an d It Is re­ Just now activ ely en g ag ed In tu rn in g
SW. 1-4 of NE. 1.4 and g E , . 4 of
po rted th a t he has done a good piece a sco re o r m ore of fa t p o rk e rs Into a dav recently in Medford, guests of
NW. 1-4, section 15, township 37.
friends.
of work, co n sid erin g th e co n d itio n s prim e bacon.
•outh, range 4 west, Wilamrnette me­
ho had to w ork under. T hose who
T h e H anley B ros., recen t a rriv a ls
Mr. and Mrs. Householder were
ridian. Per acre, $20. Will sell who
d o n ated w ork fo r th e b u lld lu g of th e from C alifo rn ia, w ho p u rch ased th e Medford Christmas shoppers on
tract or by the acre. Address Mel­
m ad w ere: Ira J. Dodge. Bird Jo h n s­ II. II. M itchell ran ch , a re busily e n ­ Thursday.
vin Spores, Eugene, Ore.
Wo a re so rry
to say th a t Mrs.
to n . Ed. P o ster, Dr.E. K lrch-G essner, gaged In fencing, d y n a m itin g stu m p s
Lewis Is so m ew h at Indisposed
at
Ale< P rlm ey. P e rry P o ste r an d Wra. and o th erw ise Im proving th a t place.
H ouston.
J. W. L am b, w ho left h ere via th e th is w ritin g .
f
T he new Opal P oint b rid g e aero
Mary and Johnie Boggs spent Sun­
p ra irie sch o o n er ro u te la.-t Ju ly In
Hogue riv er a t th e R iversid e ran ch Is q u e st of “ a land th a t Is fa ire r th n n day as guests of Mrs. Marion of
a very bountiful steel s tru c tu r e and th is ,” w rites to re la tiv e s h ere th a t Kanes Creek.
Is said to be th e longest b rid g e In he Is nicely located n e a r th e C an ­
Mrs. Swinden of Galls Creek spent
Jack so n county, ns It Is #10 feat a d ia n b o u n d ary
In
n o rth e a ste rn a day recently as the guest of Mrs.
to ta l len g th , and Is eig h teen
feet W ashington.
Higinbotham.
w ide
It Is a 280 foot spnn between
J. II W elch Is expected to re tu rn
Jess Durkey is engaged in hauling
th e tw o m ain cem ent p iers on each
from P ro sp ect, w h ere he has Ju st wood from I his place to the lime kiln
sid e of th e river, uud la 20 feet above
su ccessfu lly co m p leted a 2,000,000 near Gold Hill.
th e low w ater m ark. It la situ a te d
Geo. H ig in b o th am and wife w ere
lu m b e r cu t c o n tra c t, th e la tte r p a rt
In a very b eau tifu l and also a r a th e r
of th e week.
He Is c o n tem p latin g g u ests of E lm er H ig in b o th am and
h isto ric place, as th e re was a larg e
a fu r th e r c o n tra c t to cu t 8.000.000 wife o v er S unday.
Indian b a tt'e fo u g h t a t th e
point
feet n ex t season.
Mr. an d Mrs. G eorge T ay lo r, la te
w here th e b rid g e Is b u ilt to th e land
of
E ugene, bave becom e re sid e n ts of
D
eputy
G
ame
W
ard
en
H
am
m
ersly
on th e w est side. Home of th e old-
tim e rs th a t w ere In th e b a ttle a re Is h ereby n o tified th a t In th e ev en t u p p er K anes creek.
of h is fa ilu re to see to It th a t bis
Mrs. Kate McDougall was combin­
s till living h ere In th e valley.
T h ere will be a L eap Y ear dance w ard s d is co n tin u e th e ir p ractice of ing business and plcusure in Medford
given w here C h arlie C en ters lives nt ru in in g young o rc h a rd s It Is m erely the lust of the week.
th e old Prof. N arrlgun place, th re e a q u estio n o f tim e w hen som e o u t­
Mrs. MeClellon and Mrs. H aff
and one-h alf m iles n o rth
of
th e raged h illb illy will rise u p In his Just spent one day recently ns guests of
Mrs. Mack Blowers.
Bams V alley poatofflce. It will ta k e w rath an d ta k e a clu b to th em .
Ham R ose, th e h an d so m e b ach elo r
place on M onday n ig h t, Ja n . I. I t
B. A. Knotts und Mr. Foster, two
’ will be so m eth in g u n iq u e us th e of u p p e r E v an s c reek , Is sp en d in g a old war veterans, were doing trading
th e j ¡„ Oold Hi|, „„ Thursday.
lad les a re to have c h a rg e of th e hall few ilaya w ith Levi R ich ter,
B runiini'l o f s o u th e a ste rn
c : .1
. -
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an d dance.
The tic k e ts a re to be Beau
,
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.
Mary Swinden and father. Oscar
, ,,
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sold to th e ladles, who will th u s pay D ouglas county. It 1» q u ite g en eral- i.-,,,,..
1..
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7,.........K' ,, nt Monday in Gold Hill
fo r th e m usic an d th e men a re each ly believ ed by th e frien d » o f both with friends and relatives
req u ested to b rin g th e ir pu rl o f th e of th ese w o rth ies th a t th ey a re e n ­
Mr, und Mrs. William Russell left
fo rm u la tin g
a »eheme
supper. Tho men a re also su b ject to gaged In
on Friday’s train for Roseburg and
a fine o f fen c en ts If cau g h t In any w hereby a couple of th e valley hell?»
the Soldiers' home, to remain.
o f th e follow ing acta: S m o k in g In may he Imliieed to becom e p erm an en t
..Irs, 'Aleelni.in and daughter Hel­
th o hall room , w hich w ould be u n ­ re sid e n ts o f thin »ectlon.
ot:,
of Gulls Creek, were visitors ot
la d y lik e : chew ing gum in th e ball
room which w ould be u n lad y lik e, Ju ry re tu rn e d v erd ict In fav o r of Mrs. Fred MeClellon on Monday.
Mr. Johnson, who has the Blouers
w alk in g ncross th e room alo n e, which p lain tiff.
w ould be un lad y lik e, o r sittin g In th e
A. V. W o ltera vs. Jo h n W a lte rs ; much rented, is making some decided
room w ith th e ir legs crossed which action fo r m oney; Ju ry re tu rn e d v er­ improvements in the linn of fencing
Capitola Swinden Spent last
w ould be unladylike. Several o th e r d ict In fav o r o f d e fe n d a n t fo r coats.
offences, too n u m e ro u s to m ention.
S ta te o f O regon vs. C has. E. T u ll; with Mrs. Mack Blowers where she
I w ill In cubjei t to fine. In ot ■•!■ g ran d ju r y re tu rn e d a tr u e bill for has been employed for sometime past
w ords th e men have to net like nianfllnughter.
L o id ta Cleveland of Tolo who bus
S ta te o f O re g o n
va. J o h n
Doe; been visiting Capitola
ladles Instead o f g en tlem en , an d 'h e
Swinden
ladles have to act th e p a rts of g e n tle ­ grn u d Jury re tu rn e d tr u e hill for ob- G alls C re e k returned to her home
men.
Music will be fu rn ish ed bv lin in g m oney u n d e r false p re te n se Monday.
Parlor desk
$12.00
th e D ebenger
(lap
s trin g
band
S ;» te o i O regon va. H e rb e rt Koch;
Messrs. Swinden mid Rhoten have
14.30
E verybody 1» Invited to a tte n d a n d ! a s s a u lt not b eing arm ed w ith dan- the north and south mine leased for Princess maple dressers
14.00
have a good tim e.
g ro u s w eapon. D efen d an t a rra ig n e d a period of six mouths. Success to Princess ash dressers
—
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I an d H e rb e rt H an n a ap p o in ted
by the hoys.
Royal oak dressers
15.00
co u rt a tto rn e y for d e fe n d a n t.
, Mrs. Ola Mardon and Mrs. Emma Iron beds
P o r tla n d
P R IC E S
The G old Hill
Furniture Store
E. C. STEiGER LUMBER CO.
¡ lumber I
L. C . A p p le g a te , S a le s M a n a g e r
Gold Hill, O regon
LUMBER
Sugar Pine, Yellow
Pine and Fir
SUGAR PINE SHINGLES
Messenger Lumber Co.
Seim Valley Oregon
now in shape to
figure on bills of lum ber-
bills of any size or lumber of
any size; sugar pine, yellow
pine and fir. We can fur­
nish the best black oak lum­
ber, suitable for finishing and
furniture making.
Mill on
Sams creek.
O. A . C. S h o r t C o u rses
B e g in J a n . 3 -- C o n tin u e 4 W e e R s
E v c rt c iiiz - n o f O r-ito ii 1« c o r d ia li/ I n v it i d lo a t-
?,
" f th è O regón S a ric u b a ra l
L o ll-g e , be n n n in g Jan. 3. E leven d is tin c lG e
: onrs. a w ili la -i f l rtul 1» A g r ic o ltu re , M -t-h o u ic
A rt» , I). m. a tic Science « m i A r t, C o m m e rce , F. r-
You
arc
invited
eou s i» <m igioàt
D E L I th è «tu le n i In h in la n v » 0
a i l a a a n ta n d p ri (ita : ¡e w in t
Itio ri
Keaaooab e a ce o R m o d a ti.,.,
fui
k
M ake t h i.
; e
No lu -
e o r b e a m i-
H .M. TENNANI'. li. . ' irar, Corvalti», Ore.
F e rm e rà b u s in e s s c o u r s e b y m e li
r The New General Electric
Toaster
$ 3 .3 0
$3.30
Insures almost delicious breakfast
Placed on the family table it produces crisp brown
toast as fast as eaten. The current consum-
tion is scarcely worth mentioning--
less than one-half cent per hour
Why not get one c f these toasters for Chistmas?
Rogue River Electric Co.
B u y Y o u r C h r is tm a s
O y s te r s, F is h ,
C .a m s , C r a b s
4 to 14.00
Crildren’s cribs
7.00
M arriag e L ice n se s,
Bed springs
2.50 to 6.50
k G. Palmer and Mrs. Eililli Grihs dism issed.
2.50 to 11.00
Dave Avery, Ed B olt and sev eral Mattresses
by; Bert Cummings mid Lilli'. Iva J
't h u s a re d o in g asse ssm e n t w ork on Portieres, pair
3 to 6.00
Huuseoni; Geo. A. Barnum nod H a­
Report of Grand Jury.
e H a rris lim e lodge o f
u p p er
Couch
covers
2.75
to 4.50
sel Ravpoltz; A. J. llanbv and M an
To th e Hon. F. M. C alk in s, Judge: K anca creek .
Igiiireltta Campbell; J. W. Smith mid We, y o u r g ra n d Ju ry , In an d for
Ash
Buffets
18.00
Ed Sw inden w as a Tolo S unday
I’orag Stowell; Walter Cray and above e n title d co u rt em p an elled and
Extension
tables
5
to
11.00
elsltor.
E d ’s visits aro
becom ing
iMiunie Seliuinin.
sw orn fo r th e S ep tem b er term th e re ­
p
ilte
fre
q
u
e
n
t
and
we
w
o
n
d
er
w
h
at
Dining
chairs
)
Married.
1 to 3.00
o f beg leave to su b m it th e follow ing h e a ttra c tio n .
Stand tables
Bamtim-Rnypholtz In
Medford re p o rt: On b ein g convened In Sep­
2 to 12.00
rram ps and hobos arc becoming Leather couches
on December 1(1, 1911, by Rev. W . F. tem b er we found one In d ictm en t from
12.00
Shields, (leo. A. Barnum mid Hazel In fo rm atio n b ro u g h t fo rw ard by th e quite numerous (heap days through­
Velour
couches
10.00
Raypholtz.
i.tflclal'i o f th o co u rt. W e w ere th en out this section, owing to (lie scarcity
Linoleum, per yard
Crov-Sehiimm - In Jacksonville on ad jo u rn e d to reco n v en e D ecem ber 4, of employment.
Myra Holsny of Blackwell Hill left Oilcloth, per yard
December 11, 1911, by Rev. C. II. 1911. W e h av e now been a t w ork In
Johnston, Waller C ray mid Miinie special sessio n six days. D uring th a t on Sunday’s train for McCloud where Axminster rugs, 27 x 52
1.50
Kchtimm.
tim e we fo u n d th re e tr u e bills from she will join her sister, Mrs. Jennie
Velvet
rugs,
27
x
52
2
to
3.00
Probate.
In fo rm atio n a risin g In th e Justice Reese of th at place.
E sta te A nnie M. A rnold; o rd e r ap
3 to 5.00
c o u rts of th e co u n ty based upon In­
The Gnlls Creeg dnnea giver. lv. Heating stoves
p o in tin g C h arles P. T a le n t ad m ln ls
wns attended by Cook stoves
10 to 12.00
fo rm atio n a ffo rd ed from o th e r so u rc­ Eaton brothers
tra to r.
es we have re tu rn e d n in e tr u e bills many of Kanes Creek. All report Granite-glass earthenware
E sta te E lizabeth S te w a rt; o rd e r lo r
m ak in g In all a to ta l of 12 tr u e bills having had a fine time
dishes, 42-piece sets
5.00 EÄ« G o l d H i l l C a f e
citation.
re tu rn e d by th is g ran d Ju ry . W e hnve
A gentleman whose nnme we were Baby buggies
Circuit Court News.
8.00
bail no tim e a t o u r disp o sal to ex­ unable to learn, from Medford, was
State of Oregon vs. Richard Thom-
2.25
am in e th e hooks anil- o th e r official taking fruit tree orders for nn east­ Doll buggies
aro ii; en tered plea of not guilty .
records of th e co u n ty o r an y of its ern company here on Friday.
Window shades, cocoa mats,
S ta te of O regon vs. B ert B olin; e n ­
In stitu tio n s. And now h av in g reach ­
R euben K ane, w ith his force of brass rods, curtain poles and
tered plea of not g u ilty .
ed th e tim e w hen th e te rm of th is m en, I r re p a irin g th o elec tric line
trimmings, window glass, pic­
S late of O regon vs. C h arles Davis; grnnd Ju ry ex p ires by lim itatio n we
from th is place to G alls creek w hich
prompUy oktal»«! 0 » » 0 n J
Tr«il» M«rkii.
g ran d Jury re tu rn e d tr u e hill
for resp ectfu lly ask to be fo rm ally dis­
Copyrlirliti »nd
L«h.l» r»,l»t»rod.
ture
frames, furniture stains,
connects th e fam ous Bill Nye m ine.
T W la r y T X 4M raXCTWZ. I l l, h « t r . f , r , n < . . .
/k illin g of d eer of th e firs t year.
I wend ra.wlel. sketch or photo, fbr free report
charged. D ated at Jack so n v ille, O re­
tent and wagon covers, etc.
I
business eonfldeotial.
Kane Creek is on the boom nowa­
S tate of O regon vs. H enry D avis:
|J County Sciit Official News j|
yyE ARE
Elizabeth W halen vs. B. F. Ben­ Boggis spent one dav recently in
son; decree by dofnult.
Gold Hill as guests o f Mrs. Neliie
S ta te o f O regon va. C h arles D avis; Slinebringe.
a n d o th e r d a in tie s
For y o u r d i n n e r
fr o m t h e
Christinas Fruits
J. H . M e s s ie r
Candies and
F is h C o.
Nuts a t
A g e n t fo r
gon, th is 9 th day o f D ecem ber, 1911. days, ns it keeps two correspondents
d e fe n d a n t n rralg n ed and II. K. H an ­ F. O. M cW illiam s, fo re m a n : R. H.
W ilh every cash purchase a nice
busy gathering news items. Much
present is given free
na ap p o in ted a tto rn e y fo r sam p.
B radshnw , W. A. Cook, G. R. Fox, e’edit is due the substitute, however.
Trail Lumber company vs. J. E. Jo h n B. H air, F. M. Am y, F. W.
Mr. Johnson and family have
Cnlver; action to recover money. Combs.
'loved to Mack Blowers farm on
Frank Burnett
Home Phone 1 1 4
HAND BOOK F B II.
E xplninsererrthlnt Tells
l i ’r
* nd iW I •*»»•»»•• W ii»‘ Invention»
W ill Pne How to Get a Partner, eiplain# best
■eehanieal movement«, and eonUins SOB otoar
■«bjeoto of Importance to inventor«.
A d d rtit
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H. 184
B. WILLSON
& CO.
BI
WIII mmi
B UU.
Attorneys
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S e a ls h ip t O y ste r s
M e d fo r d
LOST—Spotted yearling heifer with
crop off right ear and underbit in the
left, somewhere In Sardine Creek-
Meadows range. Finder please return
to or Inform Turtle Rock ranch, H.
E. Roenlsch. Sam's Valley, and col­
lect charges for keep.
Archbishop Ireland, of St. Paul,
celebrated the golden Jubilee of his
ordtnaUon to the priesthood Thurs-
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