Gold Hill news., June 15, 1912, Image 3

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first cutting. $ 8 ,0 0 p^r ton jn field, one
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SLEEPY HOLLOW EARM
Home Telephohe
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T H E R E » some talk pf a po-
■ operative store in Gold Hill
ifor the handling of general)
merchandise and the marketing
of farm produce. Some people
cannot see why, as long as they
have to pay cash for their goods,
they should not spend it in their
own store and keep the profits
piling up for themselves.
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John Parka, of (¡rants Paa», has been
visiting friend» and looking after busi­
ness affair» in Gold Hill the past week,
Mr«. E. A. Van Hlyi ke and daughter,
Have yon a vote at the school election
’■if French Quirk, (Jal., have been viait-
Mouday?
ipg the Udy'a parents, Mr. and Mra.
It you're not sure about It auk l>r.
Ellxlia Ray, lla- past, week.
KalMf • He kuowa.
Pr. Smith cvitort» tin* arrival of a fine
Wile wanted. Where? At the ojwra
l» iy at( |tas. Kill'» home in Gold Hill
honor next Tlmrwlay evening.
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Monday, June 10. Mother and child aw
AV, I’. Harliee, ol Ashland, a fltvt-elaap both getting mi nicely, and Clug-fey »ay»
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printer, haa bean a member of The New» lie la »ure tlui lad ia presidential timber.
(owe this week.
The p re * (or (lie Boycott Ba»«i ha» ar-
Mia** Etlu-I ami Marion Gray, of Mcd- ived, and is upw lniiulksl a t Pr. Kelsey's
fordgkrere the guest* of their friend, Mlaa iiwpital. Tlai doctor dqeanot claim own­
Pearlt'oUina, till» week.
ership, hut says it belong» toD . H. Miller
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O .N Nelson, the Jaekaonvllle Inaur- and otliera who wen- interested hi starting
ancuuian, waa In Gold HID Friday talk­ another paper—whieh, be aaya, there is
ing l»is commodity rvt*t idoqnendy., j , , no intention of »tarring at present. All
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ihgi Lautpnutn anti («ally are getting ♦if the pnw» 1« uot at the kuhey hospital.
settled in the J. U Hammer»!) revi'h'iuv, Certain of its vital organs aw Iteiug oper-
A11 the farmer» are busy haying. Mean*, i
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one of the prettiest pbuxw to live in town. ap-d on at Charley Carter*» home hospital
Galls Creek
Stead and Alitea iiave a new mowing'
Mr- Jeoaie Midjlcndou la having her on the south side,
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, Mra. Josie Cook is on tlie rick list rids
machine, which they keep going most of
residence nwhlnglcd and will otlierWtee > When ManagirStickel. of the Gold HUI week.
. the time.
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Improve it. P. I*. Blue and F. B. AVI1- Opera hot»»», booked Pixley A Lauder’s
O. E. Bhu'kingtoii waa a Gold Hill
P r. and Mr». Johnson, ol Ashland,
inatfh are o(l the job-
.»
*ul 1. l»tett comedy »ong aoneeaa, "A Wife caller Monday.
PI-;'?<■'
"SK* V
were Weuk-end visitor» with M m Gay
A girl baby waa born te Mr. and Mr». Wanted,”, la- »rured lor Ids paU-ons tint
R. M. Cook waa a burineaa visitor to and Mia» Harper. They expraaed great
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lauglting
hit
of
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funniest
of
George Mehnmpf at the liuuie of C. F.
delight with thia part of the valley and
tlie eity Tiieaday.
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written
for
the
purpose
Bowman in Hold Hill, Monday, Jnno S,
Billy Hawkins waa a burineaa visitor to the improvement«,going on.
Pr. C. H. Smith attending. Mr. Schmnpf of laughter — a laugh from hegfnnhtg to
Mra. Gay sad Mia» Harper entertained
Gold
Hill Saturday.
la employed by J. W. Opp at the Braden 1 m l; (rum tla* rise to the fall of the curtain
H. AV. Steelman m id? a land nee» trip the ladle« of Riverside Tueaday, May 28,
the andlemv is kept laughing. The
mine.
at a luncheon in honor of Mra. I. T.
AV. 1'. AVcliterali, who wan appointed comedy ia eh-an and moral, witli nothing to Gobi Hill Tliur»djy.(
Gailigar. About twenty were present,
at Tuesday’» eoundl m itring to succeed to offeiid the moat refliicl aodfoncc. One
l al Jameson maiiu a buaineo» trip to
and at 1 :!M>, i t ? • appointed hour, tlie
John Hamrneraly # f recorder, waa sworn. night only, Thuradsy, June 3t>.
tlie city one day recently.
g»*te wen- invitial to the large porch at
doesn’t have as many listeners
In tetperform the dutiea of that office a t
Of the Put eighth grade “ graduaU-s”
Mrs. Mary Lawrence waa a business rite back, widch waa a veritable bower
a special meeting of tlw council laat who reerlwd "diplomas” at the rei'ent visitor to Gold Hill Saturday.
as does a bank account
of green. The throe table« had each a
evening.
roninawns-inent exeeelaeaof the (¡old Hill
Tliomaa Ptingey and wife were businem huge bowl of California [xippiea, the
Mian Anna Sweeney, of Grants Paa», schools, but three waliy ‘‘passed” un- vi-itora to Gold Hili Monday.
, whole effect being moat pb-aring. The
and Ml«- lerne Ahern, of Hugo, were eonditionally. The diplomas, which were
gjjeate were seated hy means of place
Gus
Biackert
haa
secured
a
position
at
I
lank
ones,
wun<
praaenhsi
by
Pr.
K.
('.
gtiintr nt (lie home of Banker Smith from
I cards, which upon being opened revealed
the
Braden
mine
on
Kanes
creek.
Saturday until Tuesday. Mina Bcreic Kelsey, presiilent of the board of educa­
TiioiuaM Pungey and family made a inside sage advice and delightful little
Daniel- awdated Mr«. Smith in entertain­ tion. WI1111 tin* returns of the fluid ex­
, verse» for Mra. Galiigar. Tlieae were
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pieasnre
trip down the river Sunday.
amination» were received from County
ing them.
i read to tier during tlie luncheon. An
Su|»-rinlendi'iit
Wells
It
waa
found
that
Claud
Utwmnm
was
a
huaineaa
and
AV. II. Salmon and wife left for Cali­
1 elegant fonr-eourve lunch was then aerv-
fo rn ia point» Wednesday. Tin7 enjoyed aeven of tlw ten “ graduates” hail fallen plea-ure caller to Gobi Hill Saturday,
! ed, the Miaaca Wolverton and Blodgett
Mr. and Mra. AVm. Blai kert and AVm. 1 smearing in serving.
our climate immenaely while byre, and it outside tlv breastwork», so to apeak,
Each lady waa
having
failed
In
one
or
more
anhjerte
ia reported Hold an Interest to local ]>ar
Shoemaker made a hifainea« t rip to Gold then given [»-nril and paper and told to
tie» In the patent right« to »»team rooker Tills is the sort of tiling that the taxpay­ Hill Friday.
illiutrate a proverb. Some of the draw­
ers of tl»< Gold Hill M-iiixd district have
of which Mr. Salmon ia the Inventor.
Mrs. Eil. Shoemaker, of Kane« Creek, ing» showed much talent and caused
lieen paying for for several yi'ara.
Eli Teplea ia back from Portland,
wa i <ui the creek Friday vuiting at the conaiilerabte merriment. A ride in th e '
where he liaa been working for Aman ■ Isaac R. Haito lias been »noetvded hy Laurclhurat ranch,
han .a rt wg» tin* penalty for the lady
Migirt, tile cement magnate who at one Napoleon Kaaeka in the piwltion of stew­
gue-wing the moat of the proverbs. Mi»-
Pr.
C.
H.
Smith,
of
Gold
Hill,
acoom-
ting' proposed to enter the aotilhem Or»- ard iu charge of J. F. Morrill'a liaclielor pnnied hy hla motlirr, made a proba- dami* Stead, Porter and Hamel tied for
go# di Id witb-a.factory and whom many bungalow at the Rlvendde orchard. »ional call up the creek Sunday.
it and each had a riite Ail voted the
people «till tu llevc ha« doafgna on thia Hritn goes to Medford, wlieae he has i-m-
occasion about the most enjoyable since
barki-d witli some of his fellow country­
A nice rain act in Tue»lay evening anil our coming to Riverside.
teirito ry .__
men of tlx- ehryaantliemum empire in tlie lasted most of the night and done good,
b ia rg|K>rtod that P r., A. L. Hoe, ol
fuel buNiueaa. Tlwy will sell wood cut I alt a few «till had hay in the fleJd.
Debenger Gap
Heigtlr, lull Hold to private |Uttli<-> the Mc-
Several of the (Balia Creek people
Chjrc-Neilson power site and p ^ p t, ag-l feuni ifuallua-'ts ol wild land which they
By Norman Gage
Itavu+uryhaaialaiul which they will wlu-n went down to aee the ball game Sun­
Clarence AVilhite, of Beagle, was a bus­
quteiil by him aeveral itmntiia ago. »»di
deim d,. put< l!»w garden. During tlie day which waa a very good game and iness visitor at Central Point last Satur­
wltfch lie proposed the city of Gtgd Hill
Haito haa been Mr. wag well attended.
day.
»liquid buy (or municipal pur|-x»l». The
neraliaaiino lie baa
Roy Stacy and Herbert Johnson, of
pnfpoml waa reaponNihle for (lie recent
Mra. W. Steelman made a pleasure Beagle, were lmsineas visitors at Eagle
in Gold Hili, who,
farylcal bond election.
.
mtSAtl
»11^ known |jlm, absolutely refuse to trip to Gold H ill Saturday, returning Point last Katurday.
Mr». Thoa. Oriifla, of bacdintk'ggtsk* ^
uilthc least stock.in lie J apa iut»e war Sunday, staying with Mr». Thomas
Pr. E. Kirchgeasner, of the Riverdale
ami Mra. E. M. Newton. 9!,tlie #aute dis­
prcdlellona of William Randolph Heart# Cook while in town.
ranch,
made a professional trip to Jack­
trict, hatv been markethtg spine flpe or H. AVgldv Dikeman.
Oliver Fierce and. wile haa again r >-
sonville last AVednewlay.
atr|wl«-rriea in Gold Hill tiiia week-
luriuit
to
their
ranch
on
the
ereek.
He
F. T. Piukhain, government Inapcrter
The Sunday school picnic held on the
David Brown, of Kane» ereek, wt‘H alxait
of
propiaKsI rural mail rout»* (or the liaa been up in Washington for some northern ahore of the beautiful Rogue
tUi# flr-it to hring in atrawhcrrii'H, and It
time
b
n
t
say»
the
ranch
is
good
enough
river last Sunday, June Oth, was attend­
la ¿veral weeks now »¡nee hi» licgnn to soutliem Oregon district, was in the city (or him.
yesterday conferring with Postmaster
ed and enjoyed by a very large crowd.
£gvt|ripi'—with plenty more »till coming.
W
illiam
Blaekert,
one
of
Galls
Hamrneraly regarding die new Foot»
Tom Ray la back from Nntheriin, witow ervek route which'wilt probably lieestab- Creek'» old pioneer», lo»t one of his All of the following places were well rep-
H. C. RAEDEL, Proprietor
he lia» been working for E. T. Sinnnona li«hisl tIlia summer, either from Gold Hill Iiorses Sunday night, which leaves reiwiited: Medford, Central Point, Gold
H om e P hon e
on Jhc latter'« contract to dig a well to or AA’oodviik*. Tlie fact that ixith town» him in the »ame shape as some of the Hill, Eagle Point, Sams A’alley, Darda­
provide a water »apply for that town. have secured practically the aanie list of rest of us. Pretty hard on “B illy” nelle, Beagle, Agate, Tolo, Debenger
Gap and Trail.
The well la now down 76 feel, with hut signatiirus praying for Unde Ham to give though.
A tnnric school has been organised at
little water, and Mr. Ray think» it will tlw stilMcriiicrx free daily mail» compli­
Antioch, and the class will be instreeted
be a (ailnre. The Bolt txiya, A. H. cates tlie situation, and will delay the
Riverside
hy Prof. H. Isaac, of Ashland. He ia
Huntington, Chaa. 0 . Carter anti aeveral granting of either petition until the p»«t-
R. C. Hlead waa a business caller in
a well-known professor all over the patt­
other Gold HUI men have been employ­ ntttce department dvterminea exactly Medford AA'edneaday.
N ew ly F urnished
Cleet rie Lighted
ern stale* and in some European coun­
ed pn the »nine work.
which town ia tlie moat advantageous aa
Miaa Anna McKeown is suffering from try. lie also has a class of students at
Tomorrow will he the third Sunday a distributing point. It is ladleved- in the effects of jxiison oak.
Sams A’alley, and every one is taking
that the 1)1. K. church congregation haa Gold Hill that Inasmuch us several more
Mr
and
Mrs.
L.
MUler,
Mr.
A
V
.
A.
gn at hiierettin the class.
held services in Ita remodeled building, familiea may I»1 aervtsl through tlie local
whieh now real« on a »tone foundation postoiflix* than could be served from Elliott and Mrs. Butler took an auto trip
Advertised Lette
on the lot« which Pr. Kelsey traded for Woodville it ia prohahle that tlie depart- to Medford Monday.
L. R. Cardwell, Proprietor
The
following
1» the list of letters re­
Mr.
Bitter,
of
Miller’s
Gulch,
drove
to
thoae th a t were the original location of nient will houorGold Hill’s petition.
Medford AViainesdny to market about 175 maining uncalled lor in tlie Gold Hill
the church. AVith a »tone foundation, a
A Pleaaant Place to Stop
pnstoftioe .lime 1, 1012:
quart« of gooseberries.
new roof and thorough interior renova­
Why No Pennants Cam« Here
Bullard, Melvin '
R a i n : T w a d o lla re p a r d a y
Tuio b lo ck» fro m R o g u t R iv e r .
Mrs. F. M. Compton' and daughters
tion, Gobi Hili'« only house of worship
In a nawnt rejsirt from the otilce of
S p a c ia l ra te e f a r th e eeaob
fa m o v e f o r t r o a t a n d ea/m a n
Ballard, Aditli
made
farewell
calls
on
their
friends
here
present« a much improved appearance.
County School Superintendent Well» on
Bremelion,
Mr.
P
.
Pr«, Saunders A Green, the live-wire credits and pennant winner» in the mjh '11- tlie last of tlie week and departed Satur­
Cumbert, Mr. S.
Medford eye, ear, noae and throat spec­ Ing-Hritlimetic contest., the fth, fitli nnd day evening for Portland.
Carry, Mr. Harry
ialists who have been advertising in The fltli grades of the Gold Hill school were
Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Gailigar took din­
Gold Hill, Oregon
F irtt-c la s t B a r
Pwyer, Mr. Albert N.
News the past, two months, have dissolv­ given «,K>cial mention, but owing to the ner with Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry at Gold
Peisern, Mr. Ray
ed partnership, The business will he fact thatSnperintendent Redding neglect­ 11111 Saturday eve, and were Sunday din­
Pox, II. G.
continued by Cilark E? Saunders, M. D., ed to »end some of tlie children's contest ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Alden.
SmiUi, Mr. A. J. (2)
who assumes all obligations of the firm, papers to tlie eonnty superintendent’»
The Recreation club met at tlie home
McCoy, Mr. D.
and who in his announcement, naively ottice the fith and (ttli grade» were thereby of Mrs. AV. A. Elliott Thursday. The
Gary, Mr. C. C.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHCBCH
states that he “ will collect, when possi­ deprived of the honor anil pennants due day being unnsually warm, Mr. Miller
P R A C T IC A L
U-riey, Mr. R. V.
Ernest C. Richards, Minister
ble, all accounts due said firm.”
them. Aa shown from the report and made several trips with the auto nnd
Moyle, Mr. Joseph (2)
S
H
O E M A K IN G
Services Every Sunday
Frank Oeol, Italian farmer who as­ record« kept in the school tlie 6t,h grade t.ho»e living the fartheat away were the
Morse, AV. H. (2)
saulted and almost killiri W. 0. Daley of (fold Hill made 1 » average of 04.8 per­ fortunate ones. The ladles responded to
Bools and Shoes Made to Order
Sunday school at 10:00, sermon at
AVood, Mrs. G. AV.
of Inke Greek, pioneer and democratic cent as compared with the pennant win­ roll call with interesting items of interest.
Parties railing for the same will please 11:00.
R E P A IR IN G
candidate for county commissioner, was ning fith grade of Central Point, whrch Mrs. Miller favored the club with some say advertised.
J. B. Hamrneraly,
Epworth League at 6:45.
Song
Done
In First-class Shape
held over te the grand jury in $3,000 made only 03.1 per-eent; and the 6th grade tine piano selections, and delicious re­
Postmaster.
service and sermon at 7:80.
of
Gold
Hill
made
06.1
per
cent
while
the
bonds Saturday afternoon. His wife and
freshments were served. Mrs. Butler
A sincere invitation to all.
Take Notice
H A R N E S S R E P A IR E D
daughter, charged with aiding in the as- 8th grade of AVagner Creek won the pen­ took several kodak pictnres of the club.
(Paid advertisement)
SATISFACTION e.LIARAN" FED
sank, were dismissed only because there nant with a grade of 94.1 per cent. AVe Each lady Is to bring her choicest cake
T H E world’s all right,
Any one molesting the property of
Is a sick child at the Gaol farm and the make thia explanation because the bi^s recipe to the next meeting with Mrs.
Witli its lilies and its light,
Thos McAndrews and J. C. Godlovc or
prosecution knows that whenever it is and girls deserve It nnd we want, them to Woolverton and a general discussion on the crop thereon across the river south
J. E. M A R T I N G
And it rolls so close to heaven
necessary they can be taken again. Mr, keep up their good work.
eake making will be an interesting part of town will he prosecuted to the fullest
That tl»e angels are in sight—
Next to Barber She »
The world’s all right, all right!
Daley’s condition is critical.
D. C. Henry,-Supervisor, Dist. No. 8. of the meeting.
oxtent of the law.
6-29
Local News Notes
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A Hard Luck Tale
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