Gold Hill news., January 20, 1912, Image 3

Good School Attendance
" I f one Is to Judge of Uie spirit of
thl* oountry by the attendance In tbe
public school* surrounding Gold IIIII,
which wars recently visited,’* said
Hupervlsor D. (’. Henry yesterday, "It
Is evident that some of our people are
among the progressives. Splendid
attendance for December I* reported
from the Sardine creek. Galls creek
and Rock Point schools. Hurdlne and
Rock Point have had special mention
before and are now Joined by Galls
creek with a record of 100 per cent at­
tendance and only three case* of tar­
diness during. December. Hardlne re­
ports one pupil dropped, with other­
wise perfect attendance, and Rock
Point falls behind with only throe and
a half days absence and two cases nt
tardiness. Mrfst of the pupil* of Galls
creek. Hardlne creek and Dardanelles
attended the art exhibit at Gold HUI
Friday afternoon and a few were
present from Hum* valley and Rock
Point. The Wimer and Hardlne ersek
schools have recently ordered double
sanitary filter water Jars from D. H.
Miller, and the Galls creek and Tolo
schools have received full sete of sup­
plementary readers.1
F. W. Dodge was at Medford on
business Tuesday.
Chas. Champlin * « • * Mod ford
business visitor Thursday.
lieu lluy* was In Medford on bual-
newt several day* thl* week.
J. Q. Järvi* wu* at Central Point
and Medford on business Thursday.
O. (J. Newell and Rex H. Lumpiusn
were ut Eugle Point on business
Tuesday.
Grant Matthews of Foots ereek
transacted busltiess In Medford on
Thursday.
*
II. II. Nye was one of the down­
river delegates at last
Saturday's
market day.
W. II. Miller, J. W. Hays, O. U.
Newell and Rex II. Larapman were
at Jacksonville Wednesday.
Ur C. II. Smith, city health offi­
cer, was lu Medford Thursday on
business relating to his office.
R. B. Hammond, the handsome ex­
pressman at the local depot, was In
Medford on business Wednesday.
Ur. A. 1» See, chief oracle of the
Gold H ill Rest club, was at Medford
watching the passlug show Wednes­
day.
Mrs. G. L. Hoff was at Medford
Wednesday for medical attention,
made necessary by the ulcerated
lleMNie C. Ritter, wife of John J.
tooth which aave so much trouble a Ritter o f this place, died January 12,
short time ago.
11112, hi her home on Riverside, n iter
Col. U. Washington Herschberger a very «hurt illness. The deeensed
v walki>d In from Willow Springs last »us born in this county, on Foots
Saturday and gave his opinion on creek, March 4, 1888, nod lived in
matters In general. The colonel sees this vicinity All hep life. She was
things somewhat from the Iconoclastic married March 14, 11)08. The de­
RIYERHIDE R IPPLES.
MEADOWS M till ONIQBAM8
viewpoint, which d<M>s not detract In ceased leaves to mount her Ions be­
(By Mrs. G. B. Alden.)
(My Al Falfs)
the least from the value of his dis­ sides her husband two infant chil­
G. E. F. Moore Is building an addi­
Mrs. Butler Is visiting her brother
course.
drens her purents, Mr. utid Mrs. W. tion to his house.
and family at Medford.
Forty-four pullets, with a record of A. Cook of this place, nod two broth­
J. 11. Drake was In Gold H ill on
W. A. Elliott has greatly Improved
MS doxen eggs from November 1 to ers in Portland, William L. and Frank
business Tuesday.
his residence by the addition of a
January 13. are the pride of A. C. Cook, and many relatives and friends
F. Zana of SaTns valley called on kitchen.
Wilson, of Sams Valley. The high in this purl of the county. Funeral friends In the Meadows Monday.
Dr. J. P. Johnson and wife of Ash­
'
coat of living Is the least of hl* services were held ut the lute resi­
Mrs. Rauley, who has been visiting
troubles ns long as the pullets main dence Sunday, July 14, nnd inter­ friends In the Meadows, returned to land were over Sunday visitors of Mrs.
Gay and Miss Harper.
ment whs made in the I. (I. O. F. her home Tuesday.
tuln their present gait.
Mr. Woolverton Is cutting out the
A. C. Wilson mine In from Sams cemetery. The funeral wits largely
Ralph Russell made a trip to Cen­
old prune orchard, which work will
Valley for market day last Saturday, attended. Rev. E. C. Richurds con­
tral Point the first of this week to
lie brought a number of artistic rag ducted the funeral services. Walter meet his mother, who has Just re­ ' add materially to the appearance of
I his place.
rugs of hl* own manufacture, which llungey, Roy Cameron, II. E. Darling, turned from California.
The Slead bungalow is Just about
were quickly snapped up at the rea­ J. E. Marling. Silas Fleming und
completed. The Inside decorating is
sonable price for which they were Charles F. Carter were the pallbear­
GALLH CREEK HCNSIIIXE.
being done this week, and they will
offered. Mr. Wilson was given sev­ ers. Friends made a very nice floral
(By X. R a j.)
soon be settled in the new home.
eral orders for rugs of special design. offering, decorating the ensket und
The rajp was much welcomed by
G. II Woodson, who was a market grave beautifully. One of the twin
Mrs. Richard Swacker had word
the miners.
day visitor In Gold HUI. Is rebuilding daughters to which she gave birth
from her father. A. P. Cooper, that he
Jam
es
Burns
went
to
Jacksonville
his Sams Valleys residence In the ju st preceding her death survived
I was delayed one day on the road on I
Saturday un business.
bungalow style. Mr. Woodson hopes only n short time, und wits interred
account of snow. He has gone to Join ;
Mrs.
Jumeson'und
<luughters
s|ient
r
to liuve the road straightened at the in the same ensket with the mother.
the
rest of the family In Idaho.
the day Saturday with Mrs. Eaton.
* point It puMxes his house, so that It A remurkahle feature of Ihe funeral
Messrs. Coe, Slead and Alden have i
It.
H.
Edmunds
is
doing
some
de­
will follow the regular section line was that all four grundpurents nod
velopment work nt Ihe Tiffany mine. been clearing chaparral from their \
and not cut off a corner of his land, three of Ihe grent-grand|»arenls of
Mrs. O. E. Hlnekington s|ieat Tues­ places, which makes a decided Iro-1
the bereaved little ones were present.
as It does at present. .
day
with Mrs. Robert Hammond in | provement along the line. Messrs, i
C. W Riley was In from Sams The grandparents were Mr. and Mrs. Gold Hill.
Porter and Aten are also clearing i
V.
Ritter
and
Mr.
mid
Mrs,
W.
A.
Vtlloy for the market day last Sat­
their places at the other end of the
Gus
Hluekert
nnd
Dode
Shoemaker
urday. Mr. Riley I* thinking of put­ Cook of Gold Hill. The great-grand­ have lensed the Bill Blaekert mine I line.
ting In tin Irrigation system, using parents were Mr. mid Mrs. Willimn and are placer mining this winter.
Informal surprise
parties have:
the seme method employed by his Morris n[ Rock Point mid Robert A.
There huve been prayer meetings been the order of the day with the
(Uncle
Boh)
Cook
of
Grunts
Puss.
neighbor, O. II. Woodson, that of
every night the past week at the Riverside people. One at Mr. and
storing winter water In a reservoir.
In Mcnioriwni.
Galls creek school house, which were Mrs. W S. Coe’s, another at Mr. R. j
Some of the things Mr. Riley said to
C. Slead'*, to celebrate the wedding
Whereas, The Divine Hitler of the well uttended.
his old Gold IIIII chums related Universe hits railed home ihe beloved
Wilbur nnd Kenneth Edmunds, who anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. G. B.
strictly to Irrigation.
daughter of our brother mid sister, have been visiting their father a t the Alden; and one at Mr. Gay's and j
Engineer F. W. Dodge will shortly Mr. und Mrs, W. A. Cook, therefore Tiffany mine, have returned to their Miss Harper’s for Mr. C. A. Strow-1
commence the construction of an be it
home in Ashland.
*
bridge.
artificial lake, to be surrounded by
Resolved, That we, the members of
a Japanese garden, on the grounds of Gold Jli'l lodge No, 12«. I. O. O. F.,
FOOTS ( R EEK PANNINGS
ROCK POINTERS.
the Morrill bungalow at the Riverside how in humble submission to the pow­
(By Prospector)
(By Pioneer.)
Mrs. Bessie Anderson, who has been
orchard. He will he assisted by sug­ er over which we have no control,
H. B. N.ve of Riverdale farm was a
gestions from Sato, the efficient Jap­ und extend to the bereaved brother down with the la grippe, is much Medford visitor Tuesday.
anese h ewurd who keeps the house und sister our heartfelt sympathy, better.
T. C. Tomlinson was a Rock Point
Mrs. M. J. Hosmer left for Med­
In order and whose literary rntnlflm and he it further
visitor Saturday morning.
tlons In hide "Les Mlserahles," done
Resolved, That n copy of these ford to visit with her daughter, Mrs
R. L. Cook visited Gold H ill a few
in his native language.
resolutions he sent to the bereaved A. 8. Rosenbaum.
minutes
Saturday morning.
J. W. Short had the bad luck to
Forty below, thirty-five below. family, mid a copy spread on the
B. K Adams was down from his
’
twenty-three below -this Is the tale minutes of the lodge, nnd that the lose one of his work horses. It died
mountain homestead Monday.
told by letters from friends In North same lie published in The Gold llill of unknown causes.
L. R. and R. F. Boling delivered a
Dakota. Minnesota and Wisconsin. News.
Mrs. BenJ. Haymond was In Jack­
nice mutton to the butchers In Wood­ sonville on business Wednesday.
The mercury failed to got above xero
W. II. STICKEL,
ville. I t was the best mutton they
for two solid weeks— pun will be
W. P. WETHERF.1,1,
Mrs. Rose H. Gay of the south side
have seen for some time.
supplied by Dr. Smith— following the
J. E. DAVIDSON,
visited Gold HUI Wednesday evening.
John Short was up on the range
arrival of the gladsome New Year,
_______ Committee.
H. A. Ensign of Sleepy Hollow
looking over the proposition for trap farm,visited Rock Point Tuesday eve­
which came In cold storage. Moral—
In Memorlam.
ping. The snow became too deep for
Quit kicking, and write a letter to
ning
Whereas, It hits pleased God, in him to reach his destination.
the frost-gripped east, telling what
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Cook visited at
His
infinite
wisdom
to
call
to
her
The freezing weather has at last
the thermometer on tho back porch
the home of J. J. R itter near Gold
heavenly
home
the
beloved
wife
of
broke up. One morning the mercury
tells you ench day.
H ill Wednesday
our Bro. J. J. Ritter,
went down to 10 degrees above at the
B. M. Hall, manager of the Grants
Mrs. Rose Haymond and daughter
Therefore,
in
manifestation
of
our
Anderson - ranch. That Is the coldest
Pass Iron and Steel Works, was In
Gladys vlolted the “Turner art ex­
grief
mid
fraternal
sympathy
for
the
It
has
been
for
ten
years.
the city Wednesday to ascertain the
bereaved brother, he it
The rain has come at last so all the hibit” In Gold H ill Friday.
prospect of Installing a system of
Resolved,
By
the
members
of
Gold
,1. A. Martin and daughter Bertha
miners
can go to work now. Koster
cluster street lights. His concern
Hill lodge No. 12«, I. 0 . O. F„ that Bros, have Just uncovered a beautiful of Central Point are visiting at the
put In the lights which add so much
we extend to him our sincere sym­ nugget weighing |3 5 , this being the home of W. W. H lttle of the south
to the beauty of Grants Pass. He has
pathy in this hour of affliction, nnd largest one for the .new year.
side.
Just Installed a sample post In Wood­
be it further
Frank Childers, of Gold H ill, and
L.
R.
Boling,
Bob
Cook,
his
brother-
ville. and will probably do the same
Resolved, That a copy of these In-lnw, Mr. Bottoms and the old gen­ W. W. H lttle of the south side, are
here. Inasmuch as the plans of the
resolutions be sent to the bereaved tleman Bottoms started out for a cutting wood on the latter’s ranch
etty council Include cluster lights for
brother, a copy spread on the min­ raceoon hunt. On their travel they this week.
!
Gold H ill, and In view of the fact
utes, nnd that the same he published came face to face with a big six-
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Cook and son
that Grants Pass Is probably the best
in The Gold Hill News.
point buck. They didn’t think that Clarence visited at the home f W.
lighted city of Its size In Oregon, Mr.
W. H. STICKEL,
he was worth quite $100. The buck W. H lttle of the south side Wednes­
H all met with considerable Interest
W. P. WETHERET.L,
seemed to realize that he was per­ day evening.
In Gold HUI.
J. E. DAVIDSON,
Mrs. M. J. McAdams, who has been
fectly safe. The hunters went on
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Committee.
visiting friends and relatives In the
after the raccoon.
+
This Is the open season for +
Rogue river valley, left Wednesday
Lame back may come from over­
+ calendar solicitors.
In this +
John O. W alker, mayor of Asbes­ for her home at Crescent City.
work,
cold
settled
In
the
muscles
of
+ connection The News wishes to +
Mrs. N. Morris, Mr.
and Mrs.
tos, was at Medford and Jacksonville
+ remind local business men that d- tbe back, or from disease. In the
on business Wednesday and Thurs­ Thomas Young and Sam Virgil, all of
two
form
er
cases
the
right
remedy
Is
+ their home print shop can fur- +
Lakeview, Ore., visited relatives In
day.
♦ nlsh Just as pretty and artistic + B A LLA R D ’S SNOW L IN IM E N T . I t
Rock Point a few days last week.
should
be
rubbed
In
thoroughly
over
+ calendars for 1911 as can be +
Mrs. Matilda Cook, of Applegate,
W
A
N
T
E
D
-
Second-hand
machinery
+ had anywhere—and at a lower + the affected part, the relief w ill be
Grants Pass who has been visiting relatives In
+ price than they can be had + prompt and satisfactory. Prloe IBc. and eest-lron scrap.
Rork Point, went to Grants Pass Sat­
♦ elsewhere.
+ 50c and 11.00 per bottle. Sold by Jar­ Iron and Steel Works, Grants Pass,
urday to visit relatives and friends.
Or*.
d- •!• -1- -1- -I- d- -1- + + + d- + d- d- + + vis, the druggist.
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OBITUARY |
S H O E S A T C O ST
We will offer all shoes at cost for 60
days, except the Cutter, Chippewa,
Pacific Logger and Currin’s. We wish
to make room for new stock
which will arrive soon
M E R R IT T
e
COM PANY
NEWS OF NEAR NEIGHBORS
I
Y our B oy an d
Y o u r G ir l
will soon be grown up, ready
to start in life on his and her
own account. What will
they have to begin with? A
neat little sum to start with
may mean thousands of dol­
lars by the time they are forty
years old. Start an account
in the name o f your hoy or
girl, and have something
ready for them when they
are old enough to use it.
T h e G old
HORACE PELTON
President
B ank
LYNN W. SMITH
ROBT. H . MOORE
Vite I
Notice of Bond Sale
GOLD H IL L , OREGON
Thia City ia offering Twenty-five $1,000 6 per cent. 25-
yeor W A TE R EX TE N S IO N BONDS.
Date o f aale
JANUARY 22d, 1912
at the hour o f 7 P. M.
Sealed Bide.
No option.
March let, 1912; due March let, 1937.
Bonda.
Proceedinga regular.
Date
No outatanding
$1,000 depoait.
We invite bida.
J. H. BEEM AN, Mayor.
S T E IN H O F F
T h e A r c h ite c t a n d B u ild e r
Is here to stay, and is very much alive to the
needs of this growing city, and will design
and execute anything in the Building line.
Brick, Stone and Cement Plain or artistic
Cement and Iron Grill Fences
A
S p e c ia lty