Gold Hill news., December 25, 1915, Image 4

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DR. ARTEMAS W. DEANE
A Christmas
Church
DENTIST
OAS ADMtXlSTKKKD
RIALTO BUILDING, MEDFORD
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A. E. KELLOGG
IV E m» a snug Uttle church
dressed for the holidays In
itrivn«, w reaths of holly, long
S p a n ie l Muaie a* Christmas«
hanging garland« of ground pin.,
Weird m m lc hi the borne la a part
and laurel, perbap« ra th e r aw kw ard-
i Jy. hut none the teas lovingly, arranged Of III,, ••hrlstm ns festivities In »twin
by Interested church membera. not by In northern A ndalnala the iwopie pia *
a hired florist, and tilling the buUtUng the r.'itnboiiihn. a f lo w o q s it ( s T f o r a t e d
by n hollow reed, which Wetted and
i w llh the breeth of outdoors.
I w ant aottie trees on the pulpit and rubbed with the flng.w gives out a hol­
high overhead a hlailttg . t n r of Are. low. Kcrnplng. monotonous sound. In
snlnlng out Into the semi tw ilight of south, tii Amlnlusta the pnodertta or
• he building. I w ant to rise |u the tam bourine Is the chief Inatrum enl.
atarllghted darkness of a properly
frosty C hrU tm aa m orning and In ev Hotel« R equired to Wak« Patron«.
*O»lny clothes, weurtng lulttcn*. If I
" nslilugton.—The supreme court
c h o o *„ , a „d ,„y aocond best hat, walk hns iq h. 1,1 the co n stitu tio n ality of the
briskly through quiet stre e ts to the N d iru sk a sta tu te , requiring hotel pro-
church and Join the w aiting congrega­ p rlcto rs to employ w atchm en to aw ak­
tion.
en each guest In event of fire.
T here w on't lie a crowd. T here will
bo no display. Only a few score of
Protest Sent Great Britain.
those to whom P lirlstuias m enus a
W ashington.- T he U nited
S tates
w onderful reality will Is. there. And
• « .I to G reat B ritain ag ain st
there will be congregational singing,
lota ,,f itt and we'H r u n th e j r i ,nut of
•'• oce with parcel post ahlp-
' ■ (ween this country and Swe-
the hym ns o f the N ativity, xTifi: «end
•he appropriate S cripture res|x>nslvely
retary L ansing has announced.
ami listen to the Chrlatm na story told
once tignln by the klu.lly vole,, of t|,„
I
Taken III on T rain.
unpretentious clergym an. — New York
" la.— Form er P resident
Evening P o s t
W
T aft arriv ed here sick, and
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to the homo of a form er
T u r k e y N o t a n A n c ie n t C h r is t m a s D u h ,
at Yale, George W. Burton,
The turkey ns a ('h rlstm n s dish was
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put to bed Ini,n,t,|lately.
Introduced Into E ngland In the six­
■'i with such chills on the
teenth century and Is th erefo re of less
( •• .»a necessary to m ake
an tIqulty■ fhriti th,. hug» sirloin of l .s-r
or the mhiee pie. Ml,,,-,. r ,.-,
I for him In the parlor car.
G
GOLD HILL. OREGON
Embalmer and Funeral
Director
ITE w as six If sh e w ag a day. She
bad a little fa t back la a Uttle
black coat, and h er w isps o f red
h air m atched h er red tam-o’-
shanter. In her Arm hand th e held a
Sugar Pine Camp No. 10073 stru g g lin g boy about a y ear younger,
and they w ere g ettin g Into the elevator
M W A
at a big d ep artm en t sto re an d m aking
On?V’>n for the toys.
The W oman Who Saw had a Ilk« des-
M eets^fir* Friday |o f ¡each month
•Inaflon, and w hen th e floor w as reach­
Jay |E . ¡Davidson-—Counsul
ed they got out together. C hildren are
Alvah E. Kellogg—Clerk
not allowed unaccom panied by g u ard ­
ians in m ost large shops, b u t such w as
her a ir of responsibility, of decorum,
« ¿ .P a t r o n iz e H o m e ;
th a t it would have been a bold floor -
j xva.ker w ho dared to question her.
Ö i.. J7 I n d u s t r y ,"
Nor evidently w as It h er first v is it
! he I ey. still held In leash, ran In front
I m ade straig h t for the space de­
v o i d to Santa Claus, his reindeer and
i M T . P I T T O, G O V .
his sleigh piled w ith toys.
T here w as a background of fir and
J O H M M X C I G A R S «a i r and a huge C hristm as tree, but
th e i iir sat dow n before th e fascin at­
ing old fellow In his red robe, his long
Com plete line of burial robes,
• askets, etc.
£
S
SMOKE
Fire! Fire!!
Wood of every description
lowest prices. Wood saw 1
custom work.
Y ards Ri reside "A ve.
Phone 3F21
J. R itte
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AUTOM OBILE
<& G A S ENGIf
REPAIRING
Complete Line of Automo­
bile Supplies and Repair;,
especially Fords
A Specialist in this work,
as well as any detail of
General Blacksmithing, etc.
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I.V THE C oiT tT T C oC BT OFÜTHE S tat :
for
J ack - six O o fsty .
G o Hom e
F or
C h r is tin a s
he
Jlk
T bo hoi
happines n
CHARLES KELL
Blacksmith»
O regon ,
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Administrator’s Notice of Appointm? d
and to Present Claims.
j.
,
ahapml Ilka a m anger, as wera Iha
Yule cakes given out by th e bakera ta
their custom er«. The plum |s,rrtdga
later developed Into the plum punning
which dales from RJTB. At the old
t ’hrlstiuas feasts ix-acocks and or» - —
formed some of the dishes. Ilefora bo-
Ing roasted ’he iwacock w as carefully
s k in ,id , an,l a fte r leaving the oven
• he hlrtl wna rnclothed w ith Its oM
plutunge.
then changing tin- <
• I' > for n
shilling. F or this coin
receives' the covi -en .*•■
lug, w hich on being t
hung round the rilin g
Is popularly scop ...q ,
fe e t it
and com plete cu re of the
m atter w hat It may be
f
.Jiòid.JS fkS
It Should Be
t,
P r o v id e F o r C h r is tm a s .
i l O» ,<,e. f ?ir C h r i‘ ! " !
11 •’ •> c o r
T o fe a s t to y n e ig h b o r g o o d p , * r
n s-
Whi n C hristm as Is made
an occasion lor sending ex­
pensive presents of all so n s
an . io all sorts of people situ-
|dy s t a compliance with the
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fashion of ilie hour, the most
la autiful of festivals Is made
cheap and taw dry by gross
misuse. The value of the
present lb - m the sincerity
Ot th e feeling will, h It repre­
sents. says H am ilton W right
■'laliie. and the expression,
not only of regard, hut also
‘’f r‘"|H'< t for the recipient.
" hen persons of m tslentte
m eans m ake gift« entirely
out of relation to their in.
yomvs Mild their usual way
of living there is no real hon­
o r either In the sending or In F
tlm aeeepfan. p of
reniem
hninee. 'flic day which com
loemoralms
htrtfi of a ||t .
He child Iri s tnang, r otight
to be kept 'holy fiv sitriplieitv
"Ineerlty. a t,s u e ,. Of p r e f n ’
"I'm an I the Joj of ,h e heart.
wiii soon
time of
d cheer. Your
friends wil he expecting
you to come home. So will
mother, fuller, sister o r
brother.
L o w H o lid a y F a r e s
Are available for the holi­
days. On sale between all
Southern Pacific j . ions in
Oregon, Dec, 17, IS, 22, 23,
24,25,31 and .Ian I. retu rn
limit Jan. 4. From Oregon
to California points on sale
Dec. 22,23,24,25,30,31, Jan.
1st, Return limin Jan. 3d.
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In the M atter of the E state of Florence j
A. Palmer, decease!.
some;
HEPO BE TILE
I {Notice is hereby given th at;o n th 11 !, ! TH EY SAT IHJM
rso OLD FELLOW. FASCINAT- R « 2 ? PPa<1, !*nd drtnk’ a flr* ln «"« h"H.
B
Z n g ’ SOUa® a n ,! T o w ! m u s ta n l
•lay of December, 191.5, the II.m. F?’ "7
w it n a l;
T o n Velle, County Ju d g e’lo f Jackson w hite beard, hi Iding his big whip, and B * e f'b ™ “ “ o n - Po r k
s h re d p ie s o f I I
, from his face the sm all boy did not
County, Oregon, appointed Jo h n 15. Pal- l turn.
P ig. v e a l, goose, ca p o n a n d tu r k e y » « ’
m er, adm inistrator of the estate, of Flor­
d re s t:
r
Across th,, room w as a creche; also
ence A. Palm er, deceased.
A P P lc " a n d n u ts to th r o w a b o u t t h . ta ,-
a w onderful and beautiful th in g - th e T h a t b o y s a n d g ir ls m a y « ra m b le f
Any person having a claim against the in fa n t J e m s in th e m anger, th e m other
th e m a ll.
estate, is hereby notified to pr,.--nt s. :,i • in her blue robes, St, Joseph w ith I lls ? in.’ 2 ° n y Saro1’ ’ f r : , k « th e fld d le n t p is * .
L e t s c ru p u lo u s fa n a tic s ke ep a w a y . P 1
duly verified to the undersigned, a t the stay , the th ree kings resplendent.
T he children had been p erfectly still T h S c f, e n ,lm e " Is seen n o a r r a n t e r k n a v
office of A. E. Kellogg, atto-n ey for the
I h grave® " h ° d ° c o u n , e r , e lt rno* t »•> •>■
said estate, a t Gold H ill, Oregon, wi I,in for : teen m inutes looking nt Sarita
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i.i
.
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when
the
little
girl
w
hispered
to
—P o o r R o b in ** A lm a n a c , 1664.
six m onths from th ■ data of first pu
, - oy. H e squirm ed, struggled, but
cation of this notice.
she w as too much fo r him. She dis-
Date o f first fpublication, Decent'’,
R oosevelt Named in P etitions.
"ed him from his seat, d ragged him
18th, 1915.
to i )e trech c and w ith m otherly Irish
Lansing, -Mich.—B lank petitions fo
I
pressed him on his knees.
—J ohn 15. P almer ,
Place th e nam e of ex P resid en t Theo-
Adininistrui ,r. : Reverently she described the holy dore R oosevelt on the prim ary bgllpt
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? ,e rePUbUC8n ^ a » e " f „ ;
You
mind
the
cow
w
e
used
fo
1
de“
‘ Were re^ lved
republican lead
Notice to Debtors
D enpj
Met* lost sum m er a t th e farm when we
h e re '
VJIl on tb t fresh ulr? See th,
I he petition blanks w ere mallefl
A llj persons ¡indeht I to jtta tini» <4 . 1 'vent
goat.
p en n y . You m in d the ffo a r in < w a'. from F lin t in plain envelopes and nh
D arling and H ,,|g.<
i, ,>,j
I” tn 'lpr ” Hut D enny one h ere ------------
ap p eared to know the ldetj-
are requested to mail • tilu n nt, in full wi7, Z ’*
fF-
hn
p“
IIed
i" " 1 I'nfl.o to be t tlty of the sender,
o f their accounts l<,,fon ’j,a iiu a ry 1-t, back again to his Idol.
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1910. All accounts rein lining unpaid at
I he little girl looked up and m et the
th at time will .h e pU -;|| forjcoileeti h i , eyes of the W om an W ho Saw. Het- sigh
T H E MARKETS.
with the added costs£of legal action, if was th a t given by every woman since
WILSON A.’. J MRS. GALT WED
r -the beginning, for every man f0P whose
necejwary.
P ortland.
Ijoul She holds h erself responsible.
ffG old Hill, Oregon, Dec. Il~ l9 i5 .
W heat—qiub. 93c; bluegtem, 86c;
“f m nfraM ." she said. "D enny like« fed R ussian, 90c; forty-fold, 96c red Couple Leave W ashington for a Fort-
Signed,
n ig h t’» H oneymoon a t Hot Spring«,
Santa C laus b etter than he likes O fxt" fife, 90c.
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— I-ottA L. H odges ,
—Aew York E vening Sun.
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W ashington. - P r e s id e n t W ilson and I
fla y —E astern O regon tim othy, »17
A dm inistratrix of Estate of
Mrs. E dith P olling G alt w ere m arried
alfaifa,
»14.60.
Samuel T. Hodges, Dec a- d. H e-'
y i-tu e In C hristm as Coins.
B u tter—C ream ery, 27c.
. h e re a t 8:30 o'clock with a sim ple I
~
r’nrts o f W orcestershire
cerem ony spoken |„ the b rid e’s home
Eggs—
Ranch,
40c.
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Prompt.,Auto Service.—Myjmaehit!
and fetaiTordshire thi» idea pivvnil« th a t
" t,b 8 p rcse,,ce of few er th an 30
Wool ■Eastern Oregon, 25c; valley
.... “ it. ® allvpr coin from th e C hristm as mont-
always r e a d y ^ f o r ^ .r v i .^ ÿ m r ï, him
■y. guests, virtually, all of whom were
Inwest possible rate. E .r^four passenger Z " io',', k',
" " ■ ‘• L.n rem edy for 2fic.
relatives.
parties the rate is -n o m .re than rail. .„I cordin d , ,,
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,!l
heir to. Ac-
They left soon afterw ard for a two
t ^ - s , .
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Z
B
r
S eattle,
L.
W h eat— HI,testem, 96c; club, 9JC- w eeks’ honeym oon in the south, at
Gold II,II, Or, .n , clergym an o f ti„. parlHl.eSo„IJrh ri« fm Z ‘ red R ussian, 88c; forty-fold, 95c- fife H ot S prings, Va.
Rev. H e rb e rt S cott Sm ith, rec to r of
90c.
morning and asks as „ favor a sacra-
St. M argaret's P ro te sta n t Episcopal
Rarley—»26 p er ton.
lengths
with
T
h
Ut
r,l°
e°ln
Is
called,
I saw cordwood to stove
ngttis with The coin given In exchange has to be
H ay—T im othy, »16 p er to n; alfalfa, church, of which the bride Is a com
power J saw,
prom
John
B itter
3F ptly
> l' on or,1er.
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l,on‘' ^
lrw<1 b.v collecting a dozen pennies »14 per ton.
m unlcant, perform ed th e cerem ony
J. Kitter, 3F21.
I from as m any different m aidens and
Mrs. W illiam H. Rolling, the bride’s
B u tter—C ream ery, 28c.
m other, gave h er away.
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Ask the local agent for fares, train service
and other information, or write
' S o u t h e r n P a c if i c
John M. Scott, Gcncr.,1 f i n g e r Agent, Portland, Oregon
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