Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19??, July 24, 1915, Image 3

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    Mr, and Mr«, Jim Ifiilsoii and Mrs.
D im ' Hutson returned Saturday from an
enjoyable visit to tfa- old home at Myrtle
FISHING
TACKLE
Creek.
Mr. amt Mrs. T. J. O'Hara, of Central
Point were guests at the home ot their
son-in-law, M. D. Bowers, and family
last Sunday.
Mrs. Wm. Uogue and family departed
Tocwlay foreiKMin tor Tangent. They will
visit throughout lit" summer at the home
<>, Mrs. Bogue’s mother, near that town.
Misses fa ils and Gpal Harvey, who are
now living with llielr grandma in Ash­
land, arrived Haturday and have since
been tlie guests of friends and former
playmates in this city.
I waavc rag (srpels or rugs to your
E v e ry th in g fo r the
order at reasonable prices. Cull or write.
a rd e n t A n g le r
Mrs. R. M. Nicholson, Gold Hill, Greg
Ona and one-half miles northeast of city.
Orders may Is- U-fl at News office.
Miss Gladys Hinman is now eoiivales-
cunt from lier recent severe illness and
operation (or appendicitis, atHacred Heart
lusipltal. Tlie young lady taught music
•n the local schisils last term.
Common lumbar, sixed. (13 per thou-
sail I, thoroughly seasoned. All building
materials ut reasonable priors. All com­
petition cheerfully met.
—Big Pines l.um lsr Company,
• • •
Gold Hill. Ore.
It. H. Moore, W. II. Miller, J. W.
flaycs and Horace Pelton, motored to
Jacksonville Monday and paid their tri­
bute of sorrowing friendship at the fune­
ral of tin- Jackson county pioneer, Robert
Vinton Beall.
Miss ( lain- Tucker is tie- guest til Port- and*Edwsrds, who wrestled a «tern bout
Prompt Auto Service. -M y machine is hind friends, having left for that city on i to a tie on the former occasion, will again
r
always ready for service ami to hire at Wednesday.
ap|«-ar. Several (su in g bouts, of various
lowest possible rate. For four passenger
Dr. und Mrs. R. E. Howard returned ages and weights, are now being arranged.
parlies the rate is no morn than railroad
Monday from u weekend visit witli liome Tie- public is urged to attend and bring
fare. Piiunc J'.’J.
its dimes—all proceed« to lie used for the
oiks ut Merlin.
•
Kingfisher lines are
—C. L. DcsKsnsMar,
purchaae of apparatus and equipment for
Mrs. *. J McDonald, of Portland, ar­
Gold Hill, Oregon.
the world’s stand­
1 strengthening the body and keeping the
We have sold more Coffee dur­ M. 8. Johnson and Oscar Baker, as rived Wednesday afp-rtusin and is the mind clean. A» before, the performance
ard. The big ones
ing the past eight weeks than Moose of nstahliscd standing, convoyed guest ot her brother, Fred Witt, and will be given in the boys’ gymnasium
family.
can’t get away.
we expected to sell during the Floyd Sutton ami Alva Walker to Med­ Mr. and Mrs. John B. Palmer came room of tlie old school building.
ford Tuesday evening, where this«- fortu­
Almost did a tragedy settle on Gold Hill
entire year
nate youths were duly initiated into the down from Medford Sunday morning and Monday afternoon, but the stin set with
parsed the day visiting at the home of
mysteries of tin- L. O. O. M.
T h e r e is a r e a s o n
; folks laughing about it, although in nerv- ‘
Mrs. R. E. Smith, Miss Esther Smith Mrs. Palmer's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth . ous fashion. -A number of young ladies •
We sell splendid (kiffaes, cither
Bolt.
Is selected on t h e
and Master Smith, accompanied by
were disporting in the river at the bath­
in bulk or can, per p ou n d .. . .
‘'Circus’’ Baker, signalman for the S. ing ts-ach, disdaining the instruction and
Charles Reed, returned lust Saturday
same standard of
Wo haw Coffee unequalled at T r t r » from a week's motor outing through P. from this station, narrowly escaped attendance of the afternoon crowd of
quality. We can
¡IV per pound and at . . . .
O V IC Crater la k e national |>urk and the Kla­ playing Ids last performance Thursday i youths who daily seek the river. lx-txy
completely
equip
math lake country. Tliey returned via aftermsin. Running at high velocity, his Hodges left the merry-go-round, where
Fulger's Golden
gasoline
speeder
left
the
track.
Raker
was
Ashland.
. the angler for a
Gate, per can
all were practicing, and wandered into
Supervisor E . R . Peterson motored badly cut and bruised alMiut the head, tl«* current. She struggled ton-turn, but
bout with the tini­
We have secured two brands of through this city on Tuesday, pausing to but was otherwise without injury. Tlie could not. Followed Marguerite Whar­
est
trout or the lus­
accident
(«.-cured
neat
Toio.
discuss
the
near
approach
of
Gold
Hill's
ton, to lend assistance— followed a l s o .
Coffee exclusively for fancy
third annual Fair. Mr. Peterson recent-
tiest
steelhead. Our
Marguerite
Walker,
Lela
Flippen
and
trade; they are for those who ly returned from a trip through tlie Wil­ Special deputy warden lain Applegate,
in company with district warden Driscoll Florence Wharton. The current bore all
judgement
is back­
delight in luxury. We will sell lamette, and attendance upon an educa­ and deputy Walker, visited Antelope five girls toward tlie little dam which ends ,
ed
by
years
of
these two brands at the follow­ tional committee meeting at Salem.
creek the first of this week on an errat-d the pool. A few strokes distant on either
practical
exper­
W. II Miller returued Tuesday from a of mercy. Thousands of trout fry, im­ side was shoreline—a n island and the
ing prices:
ience in Rogue
Week’s motor trip as tlie guest of John prisoned in the rapidly waning pools of mainland. None of the girlscould swim,
H ill’s Red Can Brand
Thompson, the well known grocery sale- i the drouth stricken stream, were taken however, and the distance might have '
River fishing.
|>cr |Hiiind can ............
man. While alss-nt lie visited ut Suther­ by hand nets and conveyed in c»fhs to the been a mile. Letay Hodges sank, Mar­
lin and Roseburg, ami beard Terrible : river, wliere they were liberated. This is guerite Wharton went under, rose and
Hill’s Blue Cun Brand
per |H)iind cun. . . "Mw/C
went under again. Tlie other stragglers
Teddy make a few wildly-chosen remarks constructive fish protection.
screamed. Fred a n d Floyd Eddings,
from the rear-end of his train.
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hammersly
Cash tells the story —we keep
Benton Bowers, accompanying a party and son Dale, and Chas. Young, left Med­ Clayton Thompson, J o h n Cameron,
no books
of Independence motorists, went through ford Wednesday afternoon for a fort- Charley Rv»-d and Bill Knotts, heard and
Golrt Hill Monday enroute to the Willam­ nigth’s hunting and prospecting trip into hastened. T h e rescues were effected
ette valley.
For some months recently the Applegate headwaters country. The promptly and though weak and frighten­
Mr. Bowers was gravely ill at his Ash­ forepart of the week Mr. Hammersly ed none of the fair bathers were otherwise
the worse for their tragic experience.
M r» . C o ra J. T ru a x , M a n a g e r. land home, but now appears to lie robust­ spent as the guest of his brother Riley,the
Several of tlie young men who served as
ly convalescent.
gon e warden of Willow Flat. The Ap­
Mrs. C. 8. Dodge, Miss Helen Dodge, plegate expedition will be made partly lift-savers took to the Rogue fully attired.
Mrs. A. A. Abbott a n d M is s Sophie via Charley’s unto, and the rough and All the girls stoutly maintain that now
Dislge, who wen- guests of Fred Dodge ready remainder with the aid of John's they “ Will learn to swim!’’ They should.
More than 100 horses have recently
upon their arrival from Frisco last Week, train of pack horses.
been shipped from Dallas by Will Ta-
departed Sunday witli Seattle a s their
Manager Kellogg, of the Coinus theatre
P ersons wishing to make J tempo.ary ■ lestiuation. The ladies will i» fortunate in securing for ids popular tom. who Is acting as agent for east­
ern buyers who are supplying the de­
return to their homo in Michigan by the
homestead entries, timber en­ Canadian
route, us fur as is practicable. movie house tonight, one of the Great mands of French and British army of­
Northern
Film
Company's
late
produc­
tries, homestead proofs, con­ Professor und Mrs. l.uthey have desert­
ficers.
“ The Ghost of tlie White Lady” in
tests or transact any business ed their Sardine Creek ranchero for a tions,
Three entomologists of London,
four parts, featuring Miss Rita Sacchetto
relating to government lands midsummer visit with friend« ut Salem. the talented international actress and England, visited Forest Grove last
The l.uthey«, who have hitherto merely dancer— her real merit is shown in this week and consulted with Cecil W.
should write or call upon
s|«-nt their vacations on tlie classic little interesting drama. The evenings per­ Creel, who has charge of a govern­
creek with the unlovely name, have tl«-- formance w ill conclude w ith a split reel ment laboratory on clover and grain
cided Pi make their permanent home of farce comedy entitled ‘‘By Parcel pests.
V . » . C O M M IS S IO N E R
tlie re.
Room 29, Jackson County Bank Bill Stuewe was peeved by tlie shutt­ Post’’ and “ Rowdy Starts Something.”
Mr. and Mrs. George Holcomb»- came
Bldg., M edford , O re .
ing down of his mill at tlie Red Ribbon back from their wandering tour of the
mine, owing to the breakage of an en­ coast, arriving Sunday. They left late in
gine part. Milling operations were sus­ March to visit the Exposition, travelling
pended for several days, until on Wed­ via the coast road and driving the family
nesday tlie repairs arrived. Rails, Ed­ dobbin. Bad roads and inconveniences
he PROGRESSIVE MANAGEMENT ot thii bank it proud of tho
munds and Hutson now comprise s ana-
I have constantly on
Butter paper, printed In* accordance ger St»« we’a crew, und much fine ore is switched them from their appointed
fact that it is founded on certain STRONG FOUNDATION
course and they turned inland, visiting
hand a supply of ICE
with tl«- law, for aale on order at The being taken out.
STONES, some of which the artist has drawn here. Our endeavor
various
points
of
interest.
For
several
New« office.
th at’s chemically PUKE
Mr. and Mrs. 8. T. Hodges, Miss Nina days they camped near Mt. l-asscn while
is to treat ALL CLASSES ALIKE with banking EFFICIENCY and
0. W. Martin, o f the California-Ore­
Sharp- and William Blackert, comprised the crater waa in active eruption.
Mr.
SAFETY.
We try to lend money on all DESERVING ENTERPRISES
and
safe
for
table
use
as
gon Power company, waa in thia city
a motor party that visited Crescent City Holcomla.- describes the spt-ctacle as awe
and extend FINANCIAL SERVICE of ALL KINDS to the business
Tuesday.
for refrigerating.
and the beach last Sunday and Monday. inspiring to the nth degree.
men of this territory. We are glad to do business here.
F. W. Dodge, of the R. R. P. 8. cor- The trip from Gold Hill p> the surf was
According to Jim Davis, of Kanes Creek,
poratlon, made a husincsd trip to Grants made in a trifle more than seven hours,
W i l l d e liv e r - to r e g u ­
the Tolo liall team should be debarred
P oms Monday,
tlie roads were fairly good, and the red­ from practice during tlie dry season Fire
la r
p a tro n s
e v e ry
I saw cordwood to stove lengths with woods and the Pacific were magnificent.
broke
o
u
t
recently
somewhere
to
the
m
o
r
n
i
n
g
.
S
p
e
c ia l
power saw, promptly on order. Phone
W. W. Truax cycled to his Eagle Point southeast., and, though it quickly subsid-
o rd e rs fille d
John J. Ritter, 3F21.
ranch Sunday morning and returned on ed, the local curiosity club were on the
Cedar Tenet Posts for sale a t reason­ Monday.
at once
All o th is crops were looking qui vlve for information
They button­
able price. For information call at the well with the exception of hay, which
holed Mr. Davis. He confessed to a full
News office.
had suffered a 50 percent shrinkage ow­ knowledge of the origin of tlie blase, but
Mrs. Geo. Hammersly, of Weed, is at ing Pi the peculations of an untrustwor­
was reluctantly pom aded to disclose Un­
present tile guest of her parents, Mr. and thy employe»-. On Tuesday Mr. Truax
truth, as, he explained, it might injure
Mrs. J. W. Clark, of this place.
went to Medford to adjust the matter or his repute. The facts in the vast- were
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Porter and Wil­ seek legal satisfaction.
that tlie Tolo hall team while practicing
You can’t afford to eat
liam Fansher were the guests of Medlord
Mr. and Mrs. I ester Ixtrd, for the past uncorked a portion of their real speed.
tainted food, or drink
friends and relatives last .Sunday.
two years residents of Gold Hill, are pre­ The pasture grass was dry and the con­
; Fresh and Salt Meats :: Sea Fish and Foods
F. W. Dodge and Fritz. Dean went to paring P> return to their former home in flagration which resulte»! was but the
luke warm beverages
in Season :: Our home cured Hams and
Grants Pass Thursday and spent the ev­ Danbury, Nubraska. Their departure is natural result.
Bacon :: Pure Leaf Lard
when
ice
costs
only
ening as guests of friends in that city, re­ to occur within the next month. Mr.
The succt-ss and good feeling that at­
turning the following forenoon.
lord states that their stay in tlie east will tended the athletic program given two
A FEW CENTS DAILY
Marion Hodges returned to Bandon, lie but a temporary one, and that their weeks ago for the benefit of the hoys’
Cons county, oil Tuesday, afttr visiting future and permanent home will undoubt­ gymnasium and club was so genuine that
his brother, 8. T. Hodges, and various old edly lie in southern Oregon and at Gold Manager Shaver announces another pro­
B L A C K E R T <SX G A R R E T T , P r o p r ie t o r s
Hill.
friends, during the past month.
gram for the evening of July 30. Jacobs
S|>k-i»ll<l assurtiiient of
Fine K< m I s — all prljee—
Silk anil Unen IJnee,
Reels, Creels, Hie« ami
Fish burea—new Kl<«-k
The B o N T o N
W e are
A s to n is h e d
fit
U SE THE
BEST
A ll o f ou r
Tackle
45c
D. H. M IL L E R ’S
The Truax Co.
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|N|rih|)ANIi^lCŒSS
L A N D
C O M M IS S IO N E R
EQUAL
TREATMENT
W . H. CANO N
SAFETY! PERSONAL!CONSERVATIVE
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Local News Notes
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LARGE
STERE9I (OUK»^ 5UR PLU S
I-C-E
■ attention I management
careful I enterprising T m o dern
LOAN 5 1 SERVICE
] SAFEGUARDS
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WE WILL BE PLEASED TO SERVE YOU.
The GOLD HILL BANK
CITY M EAT MARKET
W . A. Cook