Gold Hill news., August 10, 1912, Image 3

ALFALFA HAY
First cutting, $ 8 .0 0 per ton in field, one
and one-half miles from Gold Hill, or
$ 9 .0 0 per ton delivered
M ercury Up
Prices D o w n
Whe«it or Barley Hay $1 1 .0 0 per ton delivered
SLEEPY HOLLOW FARM
Home Telephohe
Local News Notes
Fruit aiiorbet every «lay at tlie drug »(ere.
W, G. Myer« transacted taisitaMn In
Medford Wednesday,
Tired? Hot? Gut of «orts? YOU IJ«*d
a sherbet. Get one at the drug «tore.
Mr. and Mm. A. E. Sts«>han, ofGranta
Bus«, eanie up on Saturday to visit with
relative« here. Tiiey returtuxl home on
Monday.
Mr and Mm. John Hariiebtirg and Mr.
»mt Mr». Cha*. Stacy of .Medford were
hem Sunday visiting relatives ami outing
on tiu* river.
Velma Sliciley, of Medford, has been
vldtlng with Mm. H. II. Duffield tlw
past week. Her inotlicr 1« expected to
arrive today.
Don't use the ol<| fashioned «ad iron.
Try a Hot Point Glad iron. See John
Kelsey, he ha« 'em.
Glenn Editing» of Roseburg wa» a
visitor at the pnrerilnijhiiine onTliuraday,
having ma<lv the trip to attend hi«
Shoes from .50 to $7.50 - Calicos and Gingham 6c to 8c
Summer Lawns 7c
. GROCERIES Prices Satisfactory COMPLETE STOCK
Dairy Salt, 50 lb s.. . 50c
Stock Salt, 50 lb s.. . 35c
3 Cans Milk.. 25c
White Beans . . 6c
Pink Beans . . 5c
D. 0. Awry wan a Hague Klver vudtor
last Saturday.
Dr. Kelwy waa at Jai-k»oitvllle on
taudne»» Tliursday.
Dr. A I, Hue wasilown from Medford
C o u n try P ro d u c e T a k e n in E x c h a n g e
Tuesday, on buaiiwss.
A. il. Huntington was in ItogiN* River
la-tween tralna on Monday.
Mr. amt Mr». F. Zana were business
visitor» in Medford Monday.
Mr. amt .Mr». Rex 11. Imiipiuan wen*
in Medford on Saturday I to rt.
Lynn W. Smith and family »|<<nt
Sunday with friends in Grant« Paas.
Wm. Keliaty »pent Sunday at Rogue
Klver aa tlie guest of the Anru« family
D. C. llenry »tart««! out on Monday
morning for a hunting trip of several days. brother's nuptial«.
refn-xhmenta were served and all enjoyed
isttlie Plymale, who ha« been visiting
a good time.
Ml»« Myrtle Blackburn, of A»hland,
wa» th e gm-st of (it.1.1 Hill folk« Wert, with Mr ami Mm. I). H. Miller, left on
Mr. and Mm. Fd Shoemaker and Mr.
Kanes Creek
«A N Y B O D Y can Hoc ap to h it e a rn in g t—an d
next lay
last Saturday for a hunting trip Into the
and Mm. H. W. Sreelman went on a
then tome.
B u t Y Q U --c a n ’t yo u tuoe a
Mesdatiiea F. B. Wilmartli and J. A. Applegate valley.
hunting trip to the land of Gails creek,
Dick Bessie took In the ball game at
little money?
Rev. Chaa. A. I’hipps, General Hern-
lauhaui were l>u»imw vlaitor» In Med*
tatt
report
nothing
doing
in
the
dw
r
ford, Monday.
tarv Oregon Sum lay School Association, Medford Humlay.
line.
Mi»« Katherine Fok-y is at present stay­
Prof. It G. Harding left on Tuesday h d d meetings In the church, on Thurs­
John Deqver one of the best Ko«ialist
ing with Mm. Lewis.
for Mcdfonl, wiiere bn expect« to «pend day afternoon ami evening.
speakers In tlie state will give a lecture
Wm. Lewis tranaacrexl taurine«« in tlie in tlie sehoolhoose Sunday evening, Aug­
•o llie time before school open«.
L. W. Smith, of timber fame, and Dr.
Hub (Ity on Tuesday.
ust 11 at 7:30p. m. Everylssly come
Prof. It A. Adam» anti family moved A. L. Sec, who Is inten-sted in the Smith
Prepiict Fonter's waatta-r foreesut for and liear a good man.
la»t Saturday to the Simmon« bouse, timber tract on Foots creek, went to
Portland We«lnesday on busimw.
the next week 1« lis-al thunder shower».
near (lie high aehool building.
Biwiness visitors to Gold Hill this week
payt
Prof.
H.
Isaac,
of
Ashland,
was
In
Me««lame« Swlnden and Higinls^iian were: Mm. Lawrence, Dave Eaton, Mr
Mr». O. E. Black iiigt«iii, of Oallacreek,
has been at .Medford several tlay thia town Thuraday making arrangement« were doing »hopping in M.slford Monday. and Mm. Wm. Shoemaker, H. W. Steel
for giving a concert on tfeptemher ».
week to have dental work dune.
John Opp, of Jacksonvilk*, marie a man, K. M. Cook, Mr. and Mm. Th««
It will Include all kinds of vocal and buslneaa trip to the Braden mine on the Dtingey Ed Swiaden and Kay Eaton.
D. P. BI in - «pent several tlay« last week
first.
al Asblami anti upper Aundope «-reek instrumental music and elocution. *
Por cent on tim e deposito.
Air. and Mm. I. T. Galligar of the Del
looking after aoute boslneaa interest«.
Debenger Gap
Thomas Cook and family of “ Garden
Rio at Rock Point, and Mm. Orr of Med- Row” »pent Sunday on Rogue river
By Norman Gage.
*
John Lance, wlio ha» been «erioualy ill
W h y not p a tro n is e a lo cal in atitu tio n a n d
for the past three weeks, is now improv­ foril left Tliursday for Gramm* City ex­ flailing.
pecting
to
be
gone
about
ten
«lays.
help b u ild up yo u r own
ing, ami it it believed he will roeover.
Mi«« Nellie Lawson of Medford is
Quite a numlN-r an« getting ready to
Mm.
Dunn,
mother
«if
Judge
Dunn,
of
visiting
frk-nds
and
relatives
in
the
upper
spend
a
month
in
(I
n
-
hill»
on
a
hunting
tow n
I. II. Mettler and Irvin Kay left on
Rogtre River country this week.
?
Monday for a roontli'a stay in tin* Viup- Ashland, and her daughter, Mm. Cal well expedition
of Loa Angeles, were the guests of Mm.
qua mountain« via upper Evan« creek.
Dr. E. Kin-hgewner report« a fine big
Mr. Wallace» the mining man, wa«
Me Intyre last Sunday. Ik-fore cominitig
Mr». K.
Kelsey and children, Walter here they spent two weeks in the Meail- transacting busincre in Medford on last baby girl l»»rn to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Rodger* of Beagle on July 27th.
and Ynlatul.i, vi»dt<tl with Mr«. M. Avery ows visiting Mrs. Cal well’s daughter, Mrs. Saturday.
on Kanes creak, Tianday anti Wcdmwday E. J. Moorv.
Tl»*o. Glass, of Reggie, went to Eugene
.Al. Pcrerson of Gold Hill, made a trip
to the Gimlet mine one «lay recently witli last week to take charge of a threshing
T.iit li it w atli-r "cveryli »ly's «Join
Tliu ice cream social and entertain­
outfit for a threshcmian of that vicinity
It." What? Wanting a II ot D ust I moi ment given by the Ladle» Aid last Satur­ a load of supplies.
instead of a hot-handled one.
The harvesting machinery of this side
Mr».
John
on,
who
lia»
been
quire
ill,
day i-ven in g was oonaidered quite a suc­
of
the valk*y is kept quite busy, as there
is
Home
ta'trer.
Dr.
Smith
of
Gold
Hill
cess.
Tlic
ladies
clean»!
about!
seven
dol-
J. II. Drake, who 1« apt U> tell you
i* a (-onsidcralik' amount of grain to be
ex ictly what lie thinks, without trim Jam, and everylssly had a gisal time. is in attendance.
MiwCappk' Swindenof Galls Crack is harvested this fall.
min,-», wa» in from Id» fine Meadow» Tli«» Aid is planning on anotlier, soine-
Ben H. Lainpman, editor pi tlie Gold
staying
witli Mm. Johnson of the ‘‘Bra-
ranch
w hat similar, in tlie near future
•leli”
for
a
few
days.
Hill
News and i*nul Brostus of Gold Hill,
I*.«I Il<4t !«*((. <»h Wt'ilnvwliiy and Win.
f ! n . ’ - t <-1 n li »t > camping outfit fo
Ecki-ll Hoiiwhnlder ha» returned from started on a hunting trip to Huckleberry
Hardware, Stoves, Tin, Granite, and Aluminum Ware ::
Mu- und Foil 11.4» on ihursday for »ale, iiicliuling Kxl> rent, with 3 ft. wall«,
Mur.-ldloltl when* tliey have employment rubbtir blanket, dishes, cr»>king utensil« Sardine Creek after »pending several «lays mountain last Saturday.
Builders Materials, Plumbing Goods, Haying and Harvest­
Mm. (K-orge Epperly and tbwe ehilil-
for lb.- »uiiinier.
etc., 2A-3A Wim-hesler rifle, ami 25-20 with his »¡»ter Mrs. Cal Dusenberry.
ing Tools :: Fine assortment of Queensware :: Paints,
Mary B'iggis who is »laying with Mrs. ren of Grant» Pa»» came to Beagle la-t
All»» Vera Duvitlton left on liut Satur­ Steven«. Will si'll all or any part of same
Oils,
Varnishes, White Lead and Paint Brushes :: Guns,
Werftaodajr
where
they
will
»pend
a
week
—D. P. Blue, Gold Emet Tli on i pion, near town, spent a day
day for Gruuta Paas, wiiere »he spoilt tit« at a real «acrill.e.
visiting
with
their
cousins,
Mr.
and
Mm.
recently
with
her
folks
at
the
“
Braden.”
I
Ammunition, and Fishing Tackle that cannot be
pa»i week at Imine of relatives in th Hili, Oregon.
G. W. Stacy and family.
Applegate Country.
Repair work has heen commenced on
excelled :: Wall Tents and Campers’ Sup­
Frankie Carter, son of C. F. Carter
Mr. ami 'In*. I «'»lie Darling arrive«! gave his friends quire a scareJW.i-dtiesiiay the Kanes creek telephone line, which
plies :: Miners’ Supplies, Powder and
Nolic.
here on Monday from Hornbrook, Cal., Wiiile billing he waik-d out beyond his was so badly wrecked some time ago,
Fuse, Caps, Picks, Shovels, Pans
In order to further the efficiency and
for a visit with Mr. and Mm. W. E
leptli and went over tire falls below tire that most of the phones were out.
Darling, Lwlio’s parents. They returned brl.lge. He Meeeeded in grasping over
Messrs, Marvin, Norris, and Wallace to aid in tlie proper grading of onr
home the latter part of the week.
hanging shrubbery and pulled hlmaelf to have cniniiN'nccd operations on their school, I »hall be pk'ased to nreet all who
safety,
none the worse for Ida unexpected Kanes Creek mitre. They are confident contemplate attending the high school
Mi«« Opal ami Master Valen Glim >re
that it will prove to he a good paying this year as well as any other pupils and
arrived here Tuesday for a week’s visit wetting
proposition as all indications point that patrons who are interested.
with their aunt, Mr». M. R. Rice. They
An incipient forest fire, the first, report
I shall be in the office of the High
Mopped with relative» at Riddle, on their «si in this nt-tfon, was extinguished by way.
M y S to cK i n a l l o f t l i e a b o v e L i n e s i s a s
School
building, for this pnrp me on tlie
trip from their home at Oaklund, Ore.
Kanes Creek business visitom to Gobi
farnier« in tin- Kanes creek district Wed
fallowing
dates:-
from
1
:U0toft:0O
p.
in.
c o m p le te a s a n y in S o u th e r n O r e g o n ,
James Dinkon, who was in from Id* uesday. The origin of tls» fire is mi Hill, this week were: Mr. Knotts, und i August 17 and 21. B urr A. A oaxs ,
place in the upper Mdnrtows Wednesday, known. It iiail gained eonsideralik son John, Geo. Manion, Mrs. Greenleaf,
a
n d m y p r i c e s a r e R ig h t
It will pay you who
Superintendent:
report» the killing of the large»t Hack- headway, and had its progress not been Win. Uwis, Mr. and ,Mnt. Houwboldor,
have
not
been
trading
with
me
to
cal!
and
see for your­
Kirk, Ralph
Hottsehokier,
John
tail buck he ha» ever seen, a few day» arrested would have endaugered a large Torn
Mur I .. Vf
M L i
»«
n .
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School Children, Attention!
Mardnn, Mr. Martin. Mr. Baker, George T , „
. . .
selves, and I am sure you will be pleased and I will have
ago. The deer weighed 1M pound« will bcsly of fine timber.
Higintarthaii
Manion T ' a n d
Girl» of Jackson County
Higintarthaii and
and wife.
wife, Mm.
Mm. Ola
Gia Manion,
out head or cntrail».
S
c
I
kmi
I«:
John and Dale Hanimersly, Paul Mm. Bwmden and Anna Higinbothiui.
you for a permanent customer.
Any of yon who are preparing an ex­
J. J. H em lerand family, who have re Broslus, Ben l/unpinan, Lee Avery, and
hibit for tlie state fair at Salem, Septem­
aided here the past year, left on Thursday Charley Yonng orc a [.arty ofkxtal hunt
Galls Creek
ber 2-7, plea-*,' drop Su|K. Well« at Jack­
Overland for Eugene. They expect to ers who are trying to transform the
sonville, a card giving your name in full
By Prospector.
secure employment there with the team« bounding buck into venison.» T he, left
and tlie name of the article or article«
on the new rail road to the coast from Monday, and are rerrorizing the wilder
that. |H>int..
ness in the vicinity of Hnrklelicrry
Claude Lawrence is Again at tlie Bill you will enter in tlie »tate industrial con­
test. This will s»«nrc you a good place
mountain, ’way up Rogue River.
Nye mine.
la st Sunday evening the services at
at th>- fair for y .ur «xliibit.
Manager W. I’. WethereU announces
H. W Steelman made a business trip
the M. E. church were a little varied.
Besides Rev. E. C. Richards, Professors that a series of social dance», Ix’ginning to Rogue River one day recently.
T H E M ARKETS.
B. A. Adam», B. 0 . Harding and D. C. with tonight, will be given as the weatlier
Wm. Flipi»>n R. M. Cook went up III
Henry spoke on the different phase« of will pertnlt, cither in the pavilion or tiie creek to hunt a few «lays this week.
education.
•
opera house, the remaining months of
Portland.
Wm. iSbneinaker ha« just retnrnetl
summer on each Saturday evenifig, A from a 1iu«iite«s (¡ip to , , , , . | W bcnt—T rack prices, new: Club,
B. If. Perry lias been confined to Id»
u -igh uring j 77c. blueticat, S(lo; red Russian, 77e
popular young litdii«« contest for ail ex town«. ’
home in Sam« Valley with a »light illnt „
Oati.—New, f 20 per ton.
quisite gold briuvlet will be comiueteil
•he past few day«, hut expect» to lie hack l»y tlie manngeiiient
Frank Lawrence went hack to his horn«'
Hay—Tliaotl.y, *1»; alfalfa, $12.
at work soon, helping cun' for the hount
in Medford for a few weeks, one day
Butter—Creamery, 81c.
Janies Childers and wife returned tin recently.
eon» crop» that are lying harvested in
Eggs -23c.
that district ami thrnout the Rogue river first of tlie wi-ek, after a short visit with
Tim». Dungvy, Oliver l*ierco and Ed
Hopa—1911 crop, 20c; contrncta. '
home folks here, to their new homeetead
valley.
j Jamison made a trip tx Evans crank on I ?9c.
in Crook county. They came over ami
[ u hunting tour.
H. B. Nye was at Medford on business
Wool—E asters Oregon, 18c; Wil­
returned with ream by the Rogue River
Wednesday. He took with him and
Mm. Anna Higinliothan and daughters lam ette valley, 28c.
rout '. Jimmy reports Ids brother Harry
placed in t he exhibit room of the Med
Mohalr~32c.
and family are doing nicely. They have from Kanes creek made a visit at Mr«.
ford commercial d u b n brand) of Cham
Swinden’s
Wedntwlay.
adjoining homesteads on the Deschutes
pion peaches that, held eleven full-sized river
Seattle.
Muse Hall ami Art Roggia have left this
specimens of that, lucious early variety
Wheat, new—Bluestetu. 80c; club
creek for Evans reek for a bunt theta,
Praacribe a shcrtiet for yourself, and
The branch was about thirty indies long,
78c; red Russian. 76c.
a» tlie brush is too thick here.
H. C. RAEDEL, Proprietor
and represents the present heavy-laden have the prescription filled nt the drug
Oats—$36 per ton.
store.
The snnday school gave a picnic a week
condition of most of the trees at Mr.
B utter—Creamery, 31c.
H om e PHone
ago last Sunday down near the mont h
Nye’s Riverdale farm at Rock Point
Eggs—21c.
Read I«tncc and Co’s, new ad.
: of tlie oraek, wheeli was largely attended
Hay—Timothy. $18 per ton.
The Gold Hill Bank
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