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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1913)
Pay your water rent. Cash paid for fresh egg» at the Bakery. "W in'll Brown Came Down'*—Friday P o rtla n d . March 7th. W heat—Club, »60: bluaatmu, »*«; Sulphur for »praying, :k ,» r Hi. t i l l » ' rad Rtuaian. tGc. aloiiu, IO«' per ill., a ilio di UK «lori1, Ilay -Tim othy, *t*; alfalfa, *11 Sold In aey quantity. H u tte r C re a m e ry , 37c. ’‘When Brown Came Down” —a <k- Kuu» Candled. 10c. llghl fill comedy presented by ll»' Player» Ilopa 1012 crop. 17c, < lu ll of Gold Hill at tin o|»«ra ImuaH, Wool—tSiiatcrn Oregon, l*c; Wll | Friday evening, March 7th. lu n o tto valley, *0c. That to Mere», all good laud, and ail under cultivation, house and out build Seattle. ing», In Sam» Valley, (or only £0000—1« W heat—Blueatem, 05c; club, *(c; a »nap for aolneone. W ho Want» it ’ U, red llusatan. H3c. S. RgurtgiJt Kgna lOc. Save your meat • nler» for Tmnduy« and duller—Creamery, 3*c. Iluy Timothy, *13 per juu ; alfalfa, Friday», when tl»' «MM* wagon of Lewi» A Sou» will call up n you witli any cut *13 per tou. desired. All meal» guaranhed fre»b and whldl'»"UM‘. Are you liMiking for a ranch? If »0. you »liould know alnail lliat 130 acre ranch over in Sam» Valley that can be hud on easy terms for only Jt'ilton—Thia ia Pay your water rent. an opportunity of a lifetime. C. S. Rrtn- Cush paid lor freah egga at the Bakery. rixi.n. Next attraction— "W hi n drown Cana Mia» Helen Brown, who ha» laien tlw Down". guest of her brother, I,. P. Brown and Quart* anil placer location notice« at futnily for some time |>a»t, dc|«trted on The News other Thuntday afternoon for Chicago. She Hard mid soft wiaal for sale. Deliver w»a aerotnpanied to MeMord by Mr. and ed to your rind — B . I.. V a K llolTKO, Mra. Brown wlm hade In r farewell iu Coroner Alvali E. Kellogg was a bu»i- that city. ilea« vieilor at Medford tla. Ural of tlw For only *2200, no rent to pay and a better living now than moat people make week. Attorney J. II Buvlnan transacted on double tlie amount, and getting lietter leual huslla-*» iu J'ville the Brat of tin and more valuable «very year. If you are iutereated, you can get full informa week. II. Gorbrlt antoed up from Urania tion about It by calling upon C. S. Jh»l- Pan, Tuesday, returning the aninc afu-r- fl.Ui. A pleuaunt poatal card from Mna tiil- niaiii. Sulphur for spraying, 3c pur lb ., blue- ui.ire-Melntyre, who with her htiabuiiii j 1» now vacationing in Ixi» Angi'l«*», ha» » t . i e , in - 1« r i l e , ut the drug »ton ) h eu reiadvtal. Grandma McIntyre con* Sold lit any quaulity. i few.> tliat lin y are beginning to detect Roy M. Avery ratne up from Medford l h i» I home-»lekne»», which »liould tlie first of the week tuid visited h ' pn dlei an early return. home ill thia city. L. B. Avery returned to Grant« l’aa» Fred W. Dodge and Henry D. Reed mi Tue«dnr afternoon, having »pent aev- were buaines* visitor» at Medford on eral day» at home in thia city. Mr. Wednesday Avery i» in charge of the oonuniaaary de- For Sale;—Quo Dili. p. boiler and en purtiiwot of tlie railway construction out gine, complete. All in running order from Grant« Pa»», and reporta work to he Apply *»>, " • !»• Childur», Gold Hill, Or, priigreHMlng rapidly. It. E. Cook and O. Bottom came in J. E. tiale, of Beagle, aulucd in from from Foot* creek, where ila-y an* work hi» ranch on Tuemlay, and purcluuawl hi» ing tlw LalUX" udue, lor auppliea on Tl»»- »pring mod» from the flue n»»nrtuieht di»- day. playwd by basal merchant«. Mr. Gale Mra. M. D. BoWora anti daughter, little aUo made au iiivealtncul in muiu- needed Miaa Helen, were guests at the houai of farm machinery, and otherwise took ad lira . Bower*a parent» ut Central Point on vantage of the prevalent low prices offer ed by (iold Hill merchant». Sunday luat. D T H t MARKETS r T h ese are R E G U L A R P r i c C S a n <^ n o * Cvit O n e s Amoskeag A. F. C. Ginghams, per yard 12 l-2c Aporn Ginghams, per yard 8c Amoskeag Utility Ginghams, per yard 12 l-2c Lemon Extract, 2 ozs. 15c.—Vanilla Extract, 2ozs. 20 c Every b o ttle guaranteed.—Pelton Lard 5 lbs. 85c Red Beans, per lb. 5 c —White Beans, per lb. 6c 6 bars Laundry Soap 25c—Fancy Alaska salt Salmon, lb 10c. Local N e w sJMotes 11 M erritt & C o m p a n y EGGS % H A T C H IN G F r o "The Snow W h ite Q ueen o f W in te r L ayer»" WHITE WYANDOTTES BLUE RIBBON «train of heavy Uyere. This I» tlie beat laying drain of Chicken» wc have ever known. w l l t h e y e o r . No cliii ken that ever Wore feather» »xocls tbwn a« broiler». An piicloaiirc froin three to four feet higli will easily eoiifliie tiu m—and confinement ha» A<> effect upon them, they remain liappy und perfectly at home. Their ia'auty and uscfiilnesa cannot be excelled by any breed. A PLAN G eneral M e r c h a n d is e YOUR TRIP J THROUGH C A L IF O R N IA The Land of SUNSHINE AND FLOWERS via the E g g s S 1 .5 O p e r 13 A la o S t r a w b e r r y P la n t a f o r S a le COLD D O LLA R bN E W OREGON D a v id B r o w n 1 M il» fr o m G O L D H IL I. K an es C reeR J. C. Burch of PorUand, aceoiupaniisl Mr. und Mr» C. R. Ritter an' mourn by «evcr.il Medford geiitkiiuii, »pent Sun ing tlie death of an infant »on, horn to day in Cold Hill,- kml made a fishing ilu'iu on Sunday, February 2:1. Short •«•rvices were held Monday afternoon at cxuiraiMii up river. L ik lto laugh? Everybody doe». See the Ruck Point cemetery. Tlielr many B reeder o f ■'When Brown Came Down", given by friend» deeply gypipatlii»' with them iu local Lai.'Ut, ai the opera heuae, Friday their bereaveiiumt, and hope lor tlie »pcedy recovery of Mr». Ritter, who ia evening, a.areh 7th. W. II. Bundle, It. C. Carry, and F. O A-riously ill. Suntou, wne - trio of Medford liiwmai. Tailor Boiielmt lia» thia dwell traiiafer- engagi »1 upon U h * n ew power line at Rock red hi» pressing boar I, hl* ” g.«we” , hi» No money has been spared to get the best laying strains. Point tile Ural of the wuek. «ample lajok». and all other itnptalia- I am selling The It*’) al Ttiiiora-culcri r* to America’» mvutu of Ida craft from quarter» iu tlie B la c K M i n o r c a Eftft*. B u f f a n d W h i t e L e g h o r n bust tlr.» d im 11. C ite iheiu your orilei rear of tlie barber »hop to a spacious, E g g a —> 3 . 0 0 n e r 5 0 o r o v e r lor tile Eu»nr »uil, through Fred Turner «•Per - lighted ro.au iu Jim Hiitaon * r\».udiig h‘.'U»c. Mr. Bouchet will I»' repo «'iiiatlyu, Gobi llill B a b y C h i c k s , e i t h e r o f a b o v e w a r le t ie n . > 5 .0 0 fo r 5 0 o r o v e r E. Badger, of llyraeburg, will preach it», pleased Io meet all of bi» obi patrons at tile Gold Hill opera holt*', on Sunday, la. new quarter», wliere he guarantee» Less numbers sold for lc additional each egg or chick. March Vtli, at 11 :lk) a. in. A cordial in to continue making old clothe» ba>k like Cash must accompany all orders. new at a very reevnable charge. vitation ia extern led hr the general puldie. J. 11. Torn tt, of Michigan, North Da Mia» Viola Meyer» and Miaa Ada Oil- more atm aided tlai dauce in thia city on kota. accompanied by hi» »on, Dade R Sulurday evening ia»l, and rcuiaiucd ovei I’errett, came up fnun Medford on Ha»- Hunduy a» tlie gueata of Mra. Mae Avery inlay la»t and was for several hour» the USHtaof Bell li. launpuiaii and family aud family. Mr. Terrett, sr., together with hi» wift- Bev. and Mra. E. C. Bichard»returned uid daughter,- ha» Iwen » jm 'tiding the liuS Annual clearance sale of pdds and ends Billy Hearle’» Tempo- Perfcetoorehewtra to their home at Ashland on Monday, wyeral wuek» at Medfvrtl to eaea|»' the at your own price at tlie Gold Hill Fur after having conduct»»! a very successliil literally came, playtal. and enraptured rigorn ot a Dakota winter, hut plan» to niture Store. aeries of revival iiavliiig» in liiis city for return by the Brat of April in onlcr to the dancing public of on Saturday even ing la»t, when Manager Searle tenden-d tlw past luonlh. Pay your water rent.. properly look after hi» extensive farming Young Man—that Eaater Suit ia a real iiitertwla in the Land of Numl«*r On. the fir»t of a rerie» of undid Imps to local Ralph Darling, Sprague Rcigel were iieoeaNiiy—and it must be tailored right. Hard. Dad« R. Terrett is employed in ».M'iety. Tla- dance was given at the visitors at Metlford the firet of the, week. ‘ opera hoiwe, the splcnded dancing floor Fred Turner in representative of the celc tlw First Natbnial Bank, of Medfonl. comliining w itli exceptionally enlivening H. B. Nye, of Riverside transacted j bruled Royal Tailor». Let him take George Herald auger eauie In from tlie mu«ic to make the evening one of the inisinese at Medford Wednesday. your meuaure. Willow Spring» district Thursday to re most ptaMM* in the aoeial annals of die Booker T. Washington, educator and i Lewia A Sou», the Uentral Point meat new hi» old-tiuwi »»'qualntanee with the city. The peaaonnel of tbcTainpo-iksrfec- orator and the most famous Negro in the ' market uieo, will la« in Gold HUI every "hoya” and fraternlre ftneraUy. Althn to, w hich in nowise belie« its name, con world, will speak at the M. E. church io Friday, their wagon containing a ehnice now given to the quiet life of the granger, tains four people, Mr. and Mrs*. Searlc. Ashland on Varcli twenty-second. BMHorttnent of strictly fresh meat» Wait Uncle Goorge, aa he is be»t known bwally, Mr». Daddyanian, and Frank W. Goodall. retain» a keen interest in Gobi Hill and for them. Word of the sudden dcmi»e of John B. Their return for another engagement is Mr. ami Mr». T. J. O’Hara autoed up an retail local g.«»ip with appropriate anticipated. Duugan, at hie home in Oakland on Sun from their Central Point home Monday onunent a» readily a» any. When Gold Mr. tierking, of the firm of Gerking A day last, was received by his brother, ami »pent the afternoon viaiting with Hill aatera into it» natural birthright a» Charles Dungnn, of this .city, tlie first of their daughter, Mr». Martin I). Bower» the manufacturing metro,adi» of Southern Harmon, the auccereful Medford photo the week, and occasioned wide-spread,re grapher«, was in this city W cdnodaj Oregon the philosopher of Willow Spring» und family. taking view» and arranging witli tla gret Humng i hot», who knew —and loved— may lie connted upon to again transfer Uncle BobOook, ex-pioneer i»>»tina»ter „tali' ,"f th<. high school annual to provide i the sturdy old pioneer. Until three year» of Draper and hearty disciple of g,M|d hi» habitat, and take up a permanent the illustration» (or that pnWi.aUion. ago Mr, Dungan wa ono. of the largv»t role a» mentor to prosperity and racon cheer, gns'ted Ida m a n y Gold Hill Mr. Gerking carried a portfolio of seenk' ranch operators in Sams Valley, lint In» friend» for several daya the tlrat of the teur of the old day». view» in and about Crater Lake, together advanced age and die death of hi» «if. , Vroapecta for the reopening of a tir»t week. with photographic record» of fi.ssl and which occurred four year» »in,»', imp. lie i Agent Dave Avery, tlie Eapee’s gener clusa moat market in Gold Hill are look field—with Toggery Rill Isaac» tieqnently i him to n move to Oakland t" -pend h>’ al factotum nt Tolo, attended tlie aoeial ing up, according to A. E. Kellogg trustee and eonspiciously waist-deep in the tlootl rtinaitiing day» near the h .me of lli» dance on Saturday evening, and remain in the Caldwell bankruptcy proceeding«. and iiattling witli seven-pound steelheaiis. daughter. Hi» latest viait to Gold Hill cd to vlait at. the home of hia mother, Practically the only availhalc location All were reniarkalile for their beauty of and hi» old t’me neighbors was made last in the city is that now tied up in tlie Mra. Mae Avery, the following day. summer, when he remained for some bankruptcy case, and it ia for this reason tone and clarity of outline, and it i» time and appeared to Ixi in ixei llent doulitfiil if more faithful reproductions of Richard Oden and family, of Rogneriv »lone that any one of the aeveral interest er, removed their giaala and chattels l, ed partie« have not already embarked in till' grandeur which 1» Crater latke's may health, considering his Miivniieed age. the Flippen residence In llda city the Brat the worthy . ailing that gave to a delight ever lie portrayed by another camera. The remain» will be brought to ,hi» city of the week und will make their future ed world its welnerwura* and »ummer A» a gift to Eastern friend» tliat is certain lor Interment in the Sam.» Valley cemetery and were expected to arrive on Wednesday heme in Gold Hill, Mr. Oden having sold »auaage. However, matter» are »<> arrang to !»• appreciated, while carrying also evening as the h'lugram advis'd, but tip tlielr message of enticement to Eden, any Ida property in Roguerivcr. ed at present that Mr. Kellogg ex,»'da to one of tlie many beniilifnl view» possessed the present I Friday afternoon ) have not cl.«e a deal for the re<>p»’liitig of the (’aid- Mn< Hattie Scott and Mr». Frank by this enterprising firm of artist» could been received nor any explanation of the Maaelton, of Medford, arrived on Tin » well »Imp within the next wuek. There not 1»' excelled. An exhibition of tlielr delay given. A complete obituary will day und spent tlie following day at tin are several hiiblors for the hnsin.'»» and work that ri'ally comprise» a »oenic geo be pnlilishcd in these column» ns soon as home id Mra. Seott'afather, W. L. Child fixture», among them being U. Devore, graphy and natural history of Southern the ncii'ssary data may be secured for tlie era and family, returning on Wednesday of Medford and Merer». Wood.mek A Oregon is on display at their Medford next isMiie. studio. Blacker*, of Roguerivcr. evening Io Medford. E. T. S IM M O N S Thoroughbred POULTRY 'W E. T. SIMMONS, Cold HOI, Ore. A THOROUGHLY ENJOYABLE ROUTE You Can See in California: AUrartive seaside resort«, famous hotels, b<< springs and outdoor »port». At Fasaiieiia tla* world famed ostrich farms and magnificent homes. At San Bemadina and Riverside tlie Grange Groves. At Catalina, the won derful submarine garden», and at various other point» attractions that <1,light tlw eye and inform the mind. Low One Way or Round Trip fares: Round trip tickets to Los Angeles on sale daily witli lung return limit ami stop-over« at will, If yon wish to go »till further south of east, tickets via all rail, or rail and steamer through New Orleans can be s e cured at reasonable rates. Further particulars on application to any Agent. Ask for literature on Cal ifornia, or “ Wayside Notes,” describing trip San Francisco to New Orleans. JOHN M. SCOTT, Gen’l Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon Whenever . you . think . of P A R C E L PO ST ----------------- T h i n k o f o u r ,.i . u h B a n k M ONEY O rd ers Why pay 30c a hundred for Post- olfice orders when you can get a $100 Bank Money Order for 15c— smaller ones in proportion ? W hy ? G o ld H ill B a n k Gold Hill Livery D arling & H o d ge s Proprietors Rigs for all occasions Good horses and drivers that know the roi ds We make no specialty of any class of *.: adt All Get the Best
