Gold Hill news., October 12, 1912, Image 3

Local News Notes
D o n 't ovi'rliHik lii« bunk ru p i «siv nt
Myer»'.
(1, H. Redfield was ■ biisit»«« visitor In
Mndfnrtl Wednesday.
J, II. Messier «ml Charles Young were
business visitors Dmn Medford, Monday.
K. T M cKInstry, of Grant» Pass, greet­
ed friends and transacted business In
Gold HUI on Tix-silay
Four O liver ty|x-wrlterx for nai«, prac­
tica lly h * good «* new
1’riee,
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oat-h. Inquire oi ismtmaithr John lla iii-
ni«-r«,y
Charley h u ilii Id iä n i« dow n Iroin M ed­
ford tliu la tte r p a ri o f last week, a llilla
v is itin g at tiu- lio in e o, lii« parent» in
t ili" e ily .
Il
L,
fk -A rm n in l, ile in ia -ra llc c a n d i­
If you have a gissl ranch of from 10 to
HO am-«. w ith in from 2 to « miles of Gold
H ill, that you w ill exchange for other
property in this vicin ity and cash, call
and see me. Have two clients waiting
-<J. M. R tiifleld ,
G. W. A lb rig h t arrived on Hatnrday
evening last from l*uyallup, Washington,
and w ill remain lo r several month« with
his daughter, Mrs. R. I I . M isini. Mr.
A lb righ t visits here for a sim ilar period
each year, and confesses to a fondness for
the Rogue River valley and Gold HUI in
particular,
Sum Sundry and Sam I’owell, of Rogue
River, the former district tlsli an I game
wardeti and the latter water b a ilitl for
till" district, were ill Gold H ill Wednes­
day and Thursday attending to the pros-
is'Uliou of T o lo parties w ho wen- charged
with illegally inducing salmon from the
lim pid Rogue
The success of the silver tea given by
the Ladles’ Aid sis lcty of the M. E
church was such that henceforth the
pleasant little sfs-ial affair« w ill !«■ given
with weekly regularity, the second of tla-
series p i Is- held iu the Ladies’ Aid ri" iw
in the form er sclusil house mi Thursday
of next week
W. W. Eddington, the well known
and up • to- the - m inute
Sams Valley
rancher, reix-ived a prize rum of real Joy­
al lineage the first of this week, which
he w ill a ilil to the fine Hock of sheep hi
already possessi-s
The animal w
reared by a well known and successful
bn-eder iu the WillamelU- valley.
date fo r reprcse iiia tivv, circu la te d am ong
III" (e ld H ill friends on Thuraday in the
IntercKta o f III" I'andidacy.
M i"" Mayki n (iitia o iid i parted yesterday
lo r In i Iioiue al T urlock, California, alter
having "1« nt the past m otit,I «* the guest
o l Mrs. W I, Mi«-, of till" city.
The inn rior of the M K. church ha»
tax-n n p iinled ami renovated during the
past week, and pruannta a much im ­
proved ap|"'arance.
Misses V irginia and Blnssoin Beeman,
esquired by Messrs. Oscar Itaker and
George laine, attended the (¡ra n t* 1'uas
opera on Wednesday evening.
Frank Turner, who baa s,a-nt the past
J. Q. Jarvis de,anted mi Sunday even
fortnig ht aa the gta-sl of Ida parents in
ing for Marshfield, where he plans to n
thia city, returned to Eugene, where he
locate In the drug business. Mrs. Jarvis
la employed, on Sunday evening last.
and tin- children w ill jo in him as soon as
Fanateel electric Inina, the uusit upto- I m > has made suitable arrangements for
date Iron on the m arket, fu lly guaranteed the ir n-slileneo in the busy little roast
for ten years. Accept no anbatiliitea. city T lie departure of Mr. and Mrs
Order one now from K. T. ( ’aine, agent. la rvis (nnn Gold H ill is very much n
How would you like an electric stove gretted by a large circle of frit-nils, and
that loaata. Ix 'il" or fries? And a H ot the g issl wish«« of the entire com m unity
P olio one at that
Guaranteed 2 years w ill follow them to their new home.
W ell,
John Kelsey, then he baa ’em
Sattinlay m orning last while on tla
Mrs J It. Ilainm eraly and Manter
Dale went to Grants I ’aaa on Tuesday ev­
ading, and w ill remain in that city for a
week's visit at the home of Mrs. Ham-
incrsly’a mother
Andy Jennings, Ralph D arling, John
lu ll" , and A rt Boggi" are expected P>
return w ith in the next few days from the
vicinity of Salt creek, where they have
spent the past week.
W. G. Myers and fam ily returned on
Wednesday from upper Sams \ alley,
where they have been spending the paal
two week" upon the Myers A \\ aril fru it
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Q u a l i t y is o u r first c o n s id e r a tio n
Our customers are particu­
lar people :: But, with all
this, we hold our goods at
popular prices — that’s busi­
ness — for quality and price
together are hard to beat....
M e r r it t & C o m p a n y
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Riverside.
C. D, WiMilverton is hauling his haled
hay to Rogue River for shipment.
Mrs. McCord, of Fisits creek, called on
Riverside people one day last week.
M r. and Mrs. R im - left Tuesday for
Idaho, to spend the winter w ith th e ir son.
bringing up against a tree w itli force suf- d ia l plats-.
Ilcicnt Hi so Injun- it th a t it became ne-
Mrs. D. H Klead was in M edford shop-
is-mary to afterward end its suffering ping tla- first of the week and also visited
w ith a gun. Mr. K irk emerged from tlie | her friend Mrs. A kin ,
wreckage none the worse save for a gen-
M r and Mrs. W. A. E llio tt, M r. and
ral shaking up and a few bruisea.
Mrs. L. M ille r and little son, motored to
The demonstration of an automatic Medford Wednesday and visited at the
pump, water pressure Is-ing the motive home of Frank E lliott.
power, is-ensioned no little interest on
due of tlie state libraries has been re­
ranch.
J E K ir k , of Kauos creek, haa rented Wednesday. The model was erected ami ceived aSul is installed at the Ris k Point
the Blowers place near the Braden mine placed in operation at the Kell black­ school. A ll are looking forward w ith
for the coming year. A lls 'rt Johnson, sm ith shop and thoroughly explained and much pleasure to tlie w inter evenings and
th e pn-seiil P liant, expects te leave w ith ­ li-inoust rated «I intervals throughout th i these good books.
in a short tim e for Ida funner home in lay. Contrary to I I k - general opinion it
Messrs R. C. Sli ad, H. B Nyc. and G.
is in no sense a ram, but can 1»- installed B. Alden wen- in M edfonl Friday on
W i I o |l- ill
(¡old H ill haa grown faster and la tte r when-ver there I" a running sln-ain, and business. Mrs. Nye also went and w ill
■ntlnly automatic in its operation visit at die home of tier m other, Mrs.
du rin g the past two years than ever be­
It lias been sncci-ssfully used for pump tin-gory, u n til Sunday.
am!
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in
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Infancy,
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ing in connection w ith city water works
C. H. Alden had a very painful and
S< ow i" tile lim e |O pick up amiie genuine
in iip " in improved and vacant lota that and the demonstration «I the model hen quite serious accident last Monday.
As
is designed to awaken interest in tills
arc for .-ale by ( ’. 8. Redfield.
he was leading the cow from pasture, she
ty|s* of pump should Gold H ill ever Ht
startl'd to run, in some manner the rope
A rth u r I ilzg- raid came up from Grants
lain to tin- affluence of a m unicipal water
la-eaitM- tw istisl about his left thu m b and
Pass oh Wednesday, and went out to t ili­
plant.
as In- fell it ton- and mangled the thu m b
imme of b i" cousin", Frank and W alter,
Tlie Bull Mooscnt rally at the Wego on so badly that Dr. Woods, of Rogue River,
iu Kama Valley. From there the three
w ill lo n n a little fam ily party excursion Wednesday evening was honored by s was called and amputated it at the second
fair attendance " I the curious, and listen jo in t.
Considering his age of 80 years,
into |||C b ill- after the la m nililig buck.
cd to w ithout enthusiasm. A. E. Clark, he is doing rem arkably yrell.
If you want an electric stove, you want -andidate(of die new party for the nation­
Mrs. 11. B. Nye entertained the Re­
one that w ill beuaconvciiicnt as possible.
al senate, and Elmer Kennedy, candidate
creation clnb Thursday w ith nearly all
I have one that w ill broil, Piast, fry, or
for sei-n-tary of state, wen- the speakers.
members present and Mesilamt-s Ensign
boll, d o ln g fu iy two at once. And thrci
The funner held die attention and in te r
and Springer as guest». Miss Harper had
pans go w ith thia H ot P oint article.
eat of his audience, but Elm er gesticulât
charge' of the entertainm ent and all en­
Jons K b ijikv , Agent
cd for a few brief momenta only befon
M i"" Cynthia Tuttle, of Ashland, is announcing that he hail “ a long distant» joyed die n-adings by Miss Harper and
Mrs. A iilen, also the v io lin music by
spending Saturday and Sunday in this
a ll” and must conclude his remarks
city aa the guest of her sister, Mias Anna Whatever it might have been, die excnsi Mrs. Nye. Tlie hostess eerved most de­
T uttle. Miss T uttle, form erly a member mon- than sufficed his audience. Dr. R licious refreshment» and all voted it one
of the lis id school faculty, now hoida a C. Kcta-y, tlie only local exponent of tin of die most enjoyable meeting».
position in the Ashland high school.
new menagerie, Introduced the speakers
A Dinner Tor 25 Cents
M orning sendees at the M. E. church w ith a few well chosen remarks, and ap
The best to be had for that price in
w ill I«1 held in connection w ith the regu­ planded at proper intervals u n til d it
Rogue River valley at die American res­
la r Sabbath school «esalon, owing to tin final curtain.
absence u, the paapir. Rev. E. C. R W i-
Two minute»’ deliberation of die jury taurant (fo rm e rly Good Eats cafe) in
ards.
Evening service w ill be under in Judge Moreloek’ s court Thuraday Grants Paiw. Our vegetables, eggs, etc.,
charge of Rev. R. E. Dunlap, of Ashland afternoon, sufficed Its free Simon Bolen- are bought direct from farmers and are
Superintendent B urt Adam« and Mrs baiigli and his twelve-yesr-old nephew, striedy first class as an- the groceries
Adams arc rejoicing over the advent of Bobbie Blackburn, of tlie charge of il we use. Our kitchen is as dean as the
an eight pound daughter, who arrived legally taking salmon by the mctliod kitchen« of the bet* home» and the cook­
on Thursday m orning, October 10th known as ’ ’snagging.” Tin- pair wen ing is done w ith the utmost care to have
Both mother and ch ild arc doing nicely, apprehended lx-low die Ray dam on the food appetizing. You w ill enjoy our
hut Dr. Kelsey professes a grave concern Wednesday afternoon by district warden coffee and tea, for it is rig h tly made.
Another big cut in prices at the Gold
H ill F urniture Store. China, granite,
earthen, glass and silverware at one-half
price. Tents, wagon covers, wall paper,
and one lo t small rugs, at 25 pereen off
Come and investigate. Big money sav
in g opportunity on every thing in the
store.
Two nomads of Ita ly, w ith a hnget al
iforn ia grizzly and truculent little bull
te rrie r in tow, passed through Gold H ill
o i l Tuesday and exhibited the ir charges at
the Wego th a t evening. Both hear and
dog delighted the' large audience w ith
numerous clever stunts, and the occasion
was almost as enjoyable as one of B ill’s
ju s tly popular amateur nights.
.1
hy deputy district attorney A. E. Kellogg,
while attorney J. H. Beeman appeared
for the defense.
road to this city, Tom K irk narrowly
Mrs. Springer, of Medford, is spending
esea|«-d In ju ry In a runaway disaster
the week at the home of her aunt Mrs.
which reunited in tla- death of Ids d riv ­
ing horse, and the utter wn-ck of tin Porter.
Mrs. Butler was in Central P oint last
buggy. In smne manner not known the
anim ai b««k frig id and »».Iti-d, eventually I week ami joined the 0 . E. 8. chapter at
for the head of the fam ily.
Senator Jonathan Bourne, J r., has for
distribution a number of bulletins issued
by the Bureau of Mines and of particular
interest to managers of power plants,
coal mines, metal mines, or quarries, and
he w ill be glad “ P°n application to send
a copy to any person interested therein
G en eral
M e r c h a n d is e
Sam Sandry and water b a iliff Sam Pow­
ell, who observed the youthful Bobby ap­
parently si-curing salmon by tin- simple
xpedient of je rking a big trip le hook in ­
to die fish. When two salmon had been
secured in this m anner, the wardens
niardied out from concealment and made
tlie arrest. Constable Tom Pankey went
to Tolo the saint- evening and returned
w ith da- accused fishermen, who were a r­
ranged in Judge Mon-lock’ s court the
follow ing afternoon, f t was m aintained
hy the state that inasmuch as Bolen-
baugh, him self fishing only w ith a legal
tackle, had helped the hoy land the cap
ttin-s he became an accessory. Master
Bobbie, although badly friglitencd, m ain­
tained llia t lie had been fishing w itli sal
mon eggs, and tha t one tlsli had struck
at die liait and been legally hooked in
tla- n iou tli, while the other In strikin g
had lx»-n accidentally hooked in die side.
A t the close of the case, after a brief con­
sultation, the ju ry n-turned a verdict of
‘not g u ilty ." The case was prosecuted
See our Cut
Prices on
Flour $1.25 to 1.50, cut» price 10 sack lobs
Shorts $1.35 Bran .85 Wheat .90 per bushel
Millings 1.75 Standard rolled Barley 1.35
Steam ed process Barley 1.4 5
20 lbs. 1st class Beans 1.00
15 lbs. Sugar 1.00 — by the sack 6.15 and 6.35
If market changes we meet all prices on same goods
in Southern Oregon, prepay freight to nearby towns
WE PAY 40c EOR EGGS
LANCE & COMPANY
resident of Marion county. I» dead at
his home In Mehama, after a lingering
lllnesa. He waa 76 year« old.
Aa a result of a team of farm horses
running away near Lacomb. Mr».
George McCltntlc is dead and a sister
and two children badly Injured.
Jesse McCorkle, a prominent hop
grower of Independence, drove hi»
automobile off an embankment near
Eola, and when found he was dead.
The report of the state superintend- '
ent of banks. Just issued, shows bank
deposits In Oregon to be 1125,019,686.- |
70, as compared to 1117,116,316.95 a
year ago, an Increase of $7.853,370.75.
Two hundred delegates attended the
twentieth annual meeting of the Co­
lumbia river branch of the Woman s
Foreign Missionary society of the
Methodist Episcopal church at Port­
A Reminder
land.
Governor West announces that on
Obstetrical work is cash. No except­
and after October 10 he will offer a
ions to this rule can lx- made.
reward of 1100 for Information leading
Clement H . Sm ith, M. D.
to the arreat and conviction of persons
in Oregon owning property used for
ASSfSSOR
Immoral purposes.
W T. Grieve
Republican nominee for assessor for
’’Bill” Hnnley, tha Eastern Oregon
second term . Residence at Jacksonville. ranchman, who was nominated as a
presidential elector on the Republican
(Paid A d v t.)
BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON
Springfield women have recently
organized the Springfield Political
Equality League.
The total value of all Oregon farms
on September 30, 1912, Including live­
stock, building» and machinery was
1631,317,256.
Judge 0 . P. Terrell, a widely known
UP-TO-
DRESS GOODS DATE
SHOES fUlL LIW INTER STOCK
ticket, and at the last moment refuted
to accept, has deserted Taft and the
Republican party for thia campaign,
and announces himself for Wilson.
President Steadwell of the World’s
Purity Federation, In session at La­
Crosse, Wla., haa appointed Mre. Imla
O. Baldwin of Portland aa the head of
the campaign which will be Instituted
for the establishment of a state police
to protect the purity of the state of
Oregon.
F lo u r
and
fe e d
GOLD HILL FLOUR & FEED
STORE
H . C. R A E D E L, Proprietor
H om e PK one
J)
Gold Hill Livery
Darling & Hodges
Proprietors
Rigs for all occasions
Good horses and drivers that know the roads
We make no specialty of any class oi trade
All Get th e Best