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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 25, 1915)
Santa Claus Mlaa Claire Tucker arrived Sunday fr, m Berkeley I I , t;.. w h e re * l|e ¡1 « N lO .'r llt , I and w ill *,*-u<l the holidays at her li, rue in this city. haa tlie lxat assort ment of lta *a a * u .l..» — kJ %' ft I t.S - . s ■ • C. W, M artin, of the ( 'alilornia Oregon I’owet company, and Frank Ray, Jr., lh< Medford fuel baron, were In Gold H ill on husinesa Tueaday. ever shown in Gold Hill at his Headquarters Call and inspect them. Miss Grace M ilam , of the Monmouth normal school student body, is home lor the holidays w ith her parents, Professor and Mm. G. W. M ilam , The BoN-ToN Apples for sale:— the a bos (Spitz ami Newtons); cull apples, $6 DO a wagon I n i load. Lz-ave orders at Reed’s or tele phone 23 A. Orders delivered Saturdays BON TON I'lai-e your order now for voitr agi ¡cul tural lime, w ith the (¿«.Id H ill Implement company. This product corrects acidity and sweetens the soil. $5 per ton. Also lim e g rit for chickens.—M. S. Johnson. An Ornamental, Colored, Santa Claus, Christmas Box, Filled with Goodies, For ench child, Fourteen years and under, That calls at our store Christmas Morning At nine o’clock. Orders taken for any Issik published ill the United Stati*s. Also we are the sub scription agent for ail I ’. S. and many fo r eign magazines and pa|s*m. —John R. Kelsey. Gold H it] sell.sil children are happy in the enjoyment of their Christmas vaca tion. The sell. m .I s closed Tuesday and w ill remain no for a (ornight. Holiday decorations and programs marked tin* closing day. Bring your name and age W ritten on a card, Or a piece of paper, And get the pretty GIFT. The Truax Co. Mra. Cora J. Truax, Manager. L A N D C O M M IS S IO N E R P ersons wishing t o make homestead entries, timber en tries, homestead proofs, con tests or transact any business relating to government lands should write or call upon U . l . C O M M IS S IO N E R Room 29, Jackson County Bank Bldg., M edford , O re . W. P. CHISHOLM, M. D. GENERAL PRACTITIONER G old H ill , O regon . Local News 'Votes Mr. mill Mm. R a y Moore were In OrmitM l'a n Monday. For hard nr Molt wood of finest quality ord r (ruin John J. Kilter, Plione 3F21. J. I I. Beeman attended to inattcra ol hnilnem at M edioid the flra to f the week. Mina V irg in ia Beeman ia convalescing from a fo rtn ig h t's illness of the dread la grippe. Saddle Mare for Sale:—Ten years old, perfectly sound; w ill take part of pur chase price in trade. Inq uire at News office. B utter paper, printed In accordance w ith tile law, for sale on order at The News office. Wood by tier or coni at lowest market price, delivered at yonr shed. Fineat flr, pine, laurel and oak. John J. Ritter, Phone 3F2I. Mr. and Mrs. Simon visited at Grants Pass Sat unlay as tlie guest« of M r. and Mrs. Bert Barnea. Mrs. John Hillis and Mrs. G. F. Hon- nor, of Evans Creek valley, were holiday shoppers in this city la«t Saturday. Mrs. C. E. Wharton and daughter, Florence, drove to Medford Tuesday anil visited for aeveral hours with lrienda. Also we have a supply of pretty calendars Call and get» one The little girls delight, a new doll for Christman. D o n 't disnuppoint her. We have a big variety at moderate prices. Also some n ifty doll buggies at prices that w ill suprise you — Bowers Pharmacy. KIDS” W . H. C A N O N Y e a r to all p eo p le o f th is v ic in ity Humtnonad to this city by the critica l iilneas of Ida father, W. K. Darling, la s ley Darling arrived last Httndty from Ids home at Hornbrook. at the a A M erry C h ristm a s a n d H ap p y N ew Ju«t received a II ue assortment <>f jew elry, rings slid ladies' and children's Miss Dorothy Sm ith, of this city, the accomplished young lady pianist, whose technique am i natural g ift of musical ex premion have occasioned much adm iring comment, appeared in a musical recital at Ashland on Saturday last. Mm. M. S. Johnson auffered a dlaloca lion of a small bone In the rig h t wrist Monday. For several days the in ju ry troubled her liefore an exam ination was made, and the cause detemined. Dr. R. C. Kelaey reduced the dislocation. I grind feed. —M y m ill a t the former Raedel warehouse w ill grind your ftssl at At) isn ts per hour, capacity 1000 pounds per hour. I have on hand a quantity of ground feed for sale, also hay and grain. E. T. Simmons, Gold H ill. Or. M erritt & C o m p a n y 4 ’ FÜLL QUARTS Billie Taylor Whiskey 2 BIG LEADERS 4 D. H. M i 1 1 e r FULL QUARTS Hornbrock Whiskey f MAYERS $6.00 FO R “SHASTA >> BEER Hardware, Stoves Tinware a n d Graniteware, Queensware; Paints, Oils and Varnishes; Guns and Am munition; Miners’ Supplies, Picks, Shovels and Pans 2 dozen, Large - - - $3.50 3 ” Small - - . 3.50 Shipped by Freight or Express Charges Collect Prices on all Wines and Liquors advance Jan. 1st, 1916 We Carry all Kinds of Wines and Liquors O rder NOW for the New Year. MAYER’S, Inc. Hornbrook, California J. J. Ritter, the ready wood-man, is prepared to till all orders im m ediately Subscribe for The News. w ith the beat hard and soft Wood, either What shall I give? W hy not a da in ty chunk o r kitchen stove size. H is prices Mr. and Mrs. I I . A. T ihh ils returned box of chocolates or perfume? We have are low and qu ality high. Wood for Monday from a fo rtn ig h t’ s abeenoe, d u r them both am i guarantee to please.— winter should Is* lnid in this m onth. ing which they accompanied the remains Bowers Pharmacy. Talk w ith K ilte r als.ut it. of Mr. T ib h il'g father to Risliester, New Martin 8. Johnson spent several days Mr. Tihhils has this week at Portland, directing the selec Representing the celebrated Chicago Y srk, for Interment. tailors, the Mark company, I have on rosunn-d his duties as Southern Pacific tion of stock for his hardware business Relief agent J. I). and replenishing his im plem ent ware-j display the ir large illustrated Issik of agent in tin's city. samples, wherefrom gentlemen may se Hewett returned to Creewell the first of house for the w inter and spring work. lect the very latest d o th and style in the week. Tl... l«.n..fl. . ... t „ nt i i l l Tl,e Allowing officers were elected laet suits, overcoats, etc.,at prices to suit the give a " ,h.°W '-y Camp No. 10073 purse. Call and ina|x-et lie* sample«, any h „ C 7, t " ” ^ ' a , evening M. W. A ., of this city, for the ensuing how .—1*. Itou.-het, Tailor. i nn fund, netted an y,.a r; John B pahln.r , Counsul; R / c ,erk . M in M ary T ruax, who represents Gold a p p re iia te .l p rofit for the w orthy pro- lw k > A dvisor; A E K e„ Miss Claire Tuck,-.' was repeatedly | Cllarlea Kell, B anker; W. R. W a lk e r,! H ill in the freshman class at the U niver ject. '“’ i f TrU^ f” r the “ * " * J ™ *'»7 sity of Oregon, returned from Eugene on the T re in il i u Y T f f ", 1 rrtiiu <1 I Hit k stinervtl it Hlrokcof or<il v • 1 t . Saturday last to visit w ith her parents tile , | • .. . , | E- Davidson, for an u n -x p ire d two year I K 3 durin g the Christmas holiday. Roy M. paralysis that marred, to some extent,the ' term ' , Avery, of thia city, who is s tu d y in ; the smoothness of Reed ami Walker’s clever j ' I have my Christmas Goods in lull dis- journalistic course nt the U niversity, w ill turn. Ranch fo r R e n t - 3 2 0 acre ranch in the n ‘ " d ‘ ^” 7 ’,plend^ l « ’* k in lie the guest of friends at Coquille during v< I i- , - , line for you to select yo u r ChristniA& pre- the vacation period, states Miss Truax. Meadow« district, 15 n iik « from Gold H ill, Mv «» w t •» 1 onn . - $ l i * . . * nw ironi. My Mock consists of Qut>ens> W ith every suit ordered from me for a . lOaere* farm ing laud of ertvk bottom warv> Chinaware # n J Jlaaawan, aI1(, lim ited tim e only I am authorised hy tile s u l lug barn, good dwell,ng, fine springs j W ashington Silverware in Table Cutlery, One of finest stock gn<1 T>bk> Tea s an<J >n Marks T ailoring Co. to give one Marco and spring lions,-. Overcoat, regular value $15, for only $6 ranches in Jackson county, w ith u n lim it table paraphenalia A fine line of Pocket dditional to cost of suit. Or, if you like ed free range adjoining. W ill rent on Cut'ery, a n d Carving sets. Seamless Call at News office, or this proposition better, an extra pair of liberal terms. Roasters, A ir Rides and Shot, Coaster —A. J. Oteog, trousers for only $1.60 additional to price write Wagons, Overland Wagons, and Guns Gold H ill, Oregon. and Ammunition. of suit. This is positively the best guar Call and make your , anteed offer ever made and you should lance & Company wW welcome the purchases early and avoid the rush at tuke advantage o l it at on«-. local children ( hristmai morning. I n D. H . M iller’s Hardware Store. —P. Bouchct, Tailor. carrying out ottr former custom we will The following interesting story is vouch From now until Christmas you can buy give to the boys and girls ol Gold H ill ed for by the Medford Sun: —During the fine hand-made mission furniture for less and vicinity a treat on Christmas morn winter Bill Stewart h a s been riding a The register is now open at our than you ever could, or ever will alter ing. horee I.v he u borrowed from Dr. A. j J. . neiins, Helms . u rru w e u ir o in czr. , that time. I have on hand now a fine store. We invite all tlie children under , n(1 thc other day whilc h# wa„ line of rocking chairs, dining chairs, 10 yeara of age to be anre and see that I Ule rifle range ol Company 7, there came the d child’s high chairs and rockers, library thetr names are placed on the list, n o t, » volley and the h()W feU Be at our Stewart thought the equine had been hit and parlor tables, kitchen cabinets, and Uter ttian Ifecember 23<. bnffels—all will go at from one-half to store promptly at 10 o dock Christmas b, a stray bullet, and while he was re j (he a, (|(„ e tnp hor(w >roep A two-third regular price. Hee them before morning. -Lew es ft Company. you buy Christinas presents. Any of the One of the freak chances attendant u p -1 half ,nH'' further Knottier volley was fired pieces will stay with you lor a lifetime on the handling of high explosives over- | anJ the f,or« ‘ agBln dropped. After a You will find my store at the end of the took Walter Painter last Saturday, with coupb of kick« a n t a znort the horse cement walk, south side. the result that the young man has tem arose and trotted on ita way. Dr. Helms —J. N. F opntain , porarily retired from Ids school studies forgot to tell Stewart that the animal was Gold H ill, Oregon. and other employment. W ith hit bro foimerly in the m iving picture business, F. W. Dodge, of the Rogue River Pub Miss ls*la Flippen departed on Tuesday lic Servic* corporation, conferred with for Adele, in t h e Lakeview oouutry, associates at Grants Paas on Monday. Mrs. E. M. Newton and daughter, Miss where she will make her future home as Bessie, have returned from Corvallis to en t It e helpmeet o f a prosperous young joy tho holidays with Gold H ill relative« ranchman. Upon her departure the an nouncement was made that Miss Flippen Miss Newton is a student at the A. C. wonld be married at Lakeview to Floyd Howard Warton returned Sunday to Morris, of Adele, on Thursday, Decem Evans Creek, after visiting for several ber 23. The bridegroom is not unknown days with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. C. to Gold^Hlll people, having visited here K. Wharton, aeveral months ago, but his engagement Why not surprise the family with an end marriage to Miss Flippen is a sur Edison Phonograph for Christmas. I t ’s prise to that young lady's many friend«, something that can be enjoyed for a life who regret her departure from (fold H ill time.—Bowers Pharmacy. while wishing her much happiness. 3 The H A R D W A R E S T O R E A Blend of Straight Whiakiea 8 Yeara Old B ottled in Bon d EXPRESS CHARGES PAID EXPRESS CHARGES PAID $4.00 G eneral M e r c h a n d is e ther-in-law, Archie Walker, he had pre and had bee« trailred to die when he pared a small charge of dynamite to split heard a shot. He w.is pnrehased from a a log for firewood. Painter lighted the band of gypsiew last summer who secured fuse, and at the instant of ignition a It front a moving picture outfit. severe explosion Is alleged to have isxurrtsl In t h e f u s e itself, badly Bmbergw on Grain Choke* Elsvatarw. lararatlng both h is hands and inflict- > ¡ng other wounds In his chest and shoul-' Chicago.— Hundreds ot thousands of tiers. From thc wounds fragments of buehels ot grain sold for export, are copper were extracted. As no metal is tied up 1« western elevator« and ware contained In the fuse, the cause of the house* beosMsaa of embargoes placed explosion and tlie presence of the metal on gralu shipment* to th * «sat by particles is something o f a riddle— at practically »vary railroad connecting least Painter’s palms were riddled. He with AHwwtta ae*hoard porta. Ixtck of veaaata to handle' the exports la ad is making a good recovery. vsnood as the mason for the embargo. On P on t P ow d er F u se an d C aps Stock is complete and prices right M A Y CHRISTMAS — ABIDE AL IVA YS WITH YOU, FOLKS The Gold Hill BANK Ette CITY M EAT M ARKET ¡Fresh and Salt Meats Sea Fish and Foods in Season :: Our home cured Hams and Bacon :: Pure Leaf Lard 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 He best, serves his town who spend: therein a living portion o f the wagt earned there Mere talk is spuriout
