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Fletcher Stout spent Sunday with Ida
pirents at Jacksonville.
Prof. II. G. Harding, of tlie Bogue river
schools, waa in this city on Irudneaa bent
Tuesday Hftiriioon.
Mi«« Grace Milam, a student at Mon-
liiuiilh college, ha« returned to her studies
after a vacation at (lie home of her par
uni», Professor and Mr«. G . W. Milam.
Twenty-two member«of the local lodge
of ItelM'kaha, including tlie degree team,
assisted in tlie Initiation ot candidal»« at
tlie Rogm river l<«lge Thursday evening.
Alfalfa Hay for «ale, ( l i t per ton at
barn or (17 delivered. Half Pin order«
accepted.
— CJ, f> Wooi,vnm>H,
Gold Hill, Ore.
Johnson A Graham 1« the firm calling
of tlie new lunch and rard room opened
thia week in the quarter« vacated hy tlie
Johnson saloon. Billiard and pool tables
will be added to the present equipment
M a x H oo|K'Ug»rner returned from
Hornbrook Tuesday, accompanied hy Ilia
little daughter«, Maxine and Hazel. The
following day lie accompanied tlie child­
ren Pi Portland, where they will live witli
tiieir grandmother ami attend school.
I grind feed. —My milt a t tlie former
Bai-del warehouse will grind your feed at
AO cents per hour, capacity 1000 pounds
per hour. I have on hand a quantity of
ground lied for-aale, at«« hay and grain.
E. T. Simmons, Gold Hill, Or.
Fred and Floyd Editing«, brother« and
fellow linemen of the ('aliforuia-Oregoa
Power company, went toGrants Pa««and
thence to tiravea Creek on Monday. An
emergency call Pi repair line« dismantled
by the heavy «now caused the trip.
Mr«. Everett Wall and children depart­
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ed Sunday morning for Glendale, where
they w ill vialt at the home ol Mm. Wall's
father.
Mr. Wall loft the »«me day for
K enneii, California, P> wcure employ­
ment in the copper mine«. The family
h aie been resilient« of till« city during
tin- past year.
Foil owing six month« of leaupatronage
the Lewis cafe, on Front street, closed Its
door« thi« week alike to hum anil spender.
The Imrla-r shop—operand by the pro­
prietor in connection with Ina cafe trade
went out of commission at tlie aame
time. Mr. Iz-wis and the children have
returned to (heir former home at Grant«
Pa««. Mra. Lewis is tlie guest of Califor­
nia frieud«, (or an imletlnip* |«-riod.
W. II. Gardner ia one of the several
Gold Hili miller« who are now employed
at the Kennett, California, copper ininee.
Assured of work, ii|>un hi« arrival, lie
Went to thut city the first of thia week.
George Briggs, Roy Cuueroli, and Ever­
ett Wall, an* also in tlie employ of the
Kennett mine. Tlie Itooni P> tlie copper
industry, occasioned hy tlie munition de­
mand on Europe’s war fichla, is giving
employment to more than 800 operatives
at tills mine alone.
Major A. J. T. Smith luts been reap­
pointed registrar of electors for Gold lliil
ami IP »-It Point precincts, ami solicits
tlie early attention of voters to tlie neves*
«By oi patronizing h im .
John W.
Mitchell, oi Beagle, ia registrar for the
Meadows; Mr«. M. E.^iardner ior Sams
We have the exclusive selling rights for this great laxative.
Valley; ami Mrs. N. I). McNussar, of
T ria l size, 10 cents.
Central Point, for Willow Springs.
M. I). BOWERS
Fred Burke and Ixuiis Leach, who an*
T H E R E X A L L S TO R E
placer mining on Ward’s Creek, came
Into town to provision on Tuesday. Tliey
report plenty of water for their mining
operations, with tolerably wealthy pay
A
diit. On tin* Ward's Creek divide one j
partner maintained that five feet oi snow I
nqsiscd—the oilier conservatively estimat­
ing the dcpih at four feel. Fred needs a
shave, hut will wait until Spring.
Tin* Crane Grocery company, leading
dealers of Central Point, announce their
business to be prospering
This month
tlie Cram* company have added new line»
to their stock and will henceforth display
a stylish and moderate priced assortment
of shirts, collars, ties, hosiery, gloves,
aad oilier furnishings. Tlie grocery de­
partment will maintain ita established
standard of excellence and fair dealing.
George Hall' and Henry Ray are await­
ing a let-up of tlie snow storm before tliey
Temperance Malt Drink
We are prepared to take care ol all
leturn to tiieir tlevelopment work at tlie
watch,
clock
and
jewelry
repairing,
dia­
Chisholm copper property In tlie upper
Meadows. Tliey are engaged in tracing mond and agate mounting of all kinds
Oysters, Crabs and
Everything we sell
out tlie true course of the ledge from the done by an expert.
Sardines
surface to aave tlie time and expense of or repair is absolutely guaranteed.
crosscutting. Tlie splendid ore froth thia Get Our Prices On Watches, They are Right
mine ia rich, not alone in copper, but in
Visitors Always Welcome. We Pay
cobalt and nickle, with more than a trace
Mailing Charges
of gold.
on short notice
Writing from tlie home of his daughter
at San Francisco, Col. C. S. Redfield in­
THE JEWELER FOR QUALITY
forms Lynn Smith that lie la reluctantly
Boys under 18 years not
ooinpeled to give up Ida residence in Gold
admitted to card room
Hill, and that his return at a future date
will be merely lor the purpose of dosing
Hills of Southern Oregon are white-
up hie reel estate business in this city.
Two month« ago (Jot Redfield accom­ gowned like unto the sweet girl graduate,
panied hi« invalid wife to Frisco, that with the heavy fall of snow that has en­
«lie might be cared for at her daughter’« dured a n d continued throughout the
home.
While on thia errand he waa week. More than a foot of snow-Quta
hiintelf taken ill, with acute gastritis, fallen in the valley, and more than sever­
and for several weeks waa in precarious al feet in the ranges.
condition.
By reason of Ilia impaired
At the election of officers held Monday
health, and the illness of Mrs. Redfield, evening the M. E. Munday school ixiard
Christian Science Services
he is forced to say his adieux to Gold ciioee tlie following staff for the ensuing
Hill. Friends of tlie genial gentleman year: Superintendent, Ida Starna; sec­
Regular Christian Science services are
and cluunpiun billiard player, and admir­ r e ta r y , Florence Wharton; treasurer,
held
every Sunday morning at 11.00
ers of the community enthusiast who George Iverson; missionary superinten­
worked so consistently for the present dent, Mrs. Ilodgea; temperance superin­ oclock at the Comus. Everybody invit­
and future of thia city, will regret his tendent, Mrs. Kelsey; librarian, Evagene ed. The subject lor Sunday, Jan. 16th
absence.
will ba "Life.”
Starna; pianist, Marguerite Wharton.
FRESH GROCERIES and NEW GOODS
I ARRIVING DAILY I
Quality considered, all com petition will be fully m et.
S to ck comprises
Our
T H E BEST GOODS ONLY
In all Lines we invite Comparison
PRE­
INVENTORY
SALE
From Wednesday, January 19,
To Monday, January 31, 1916,
I nclusive,
When we will sell goods
At our ordinary prices
For Cash,
And will also allow a 5 percent
Cash discount on all purchase«
To the amount of $5 and up.
On less purchases than $5
A t one time, ask for sale
Statem ent slip, und keep them
Till your purchases amount
To $5.00 then bring them
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Into our store, before Feb. 1st,
And we will pay you your
Discount of 5 per cent in cash.
77ie Truax Co.
M r» . C o ra J . T ru a x , M a n a g e r.
Local News Notes
Subscribe lor The News.
Mi«« Nellie Bowman was a visitor in
Ashland on Monday.
John rainier «*• summoned to Med-
I >rd on hu»itie«s matter« Wednesday.
Mr». Fred W ill wus a visitor with
friend« at Urania Paw on Wednesday.
For hard or aoft wood of fln*«t qunlily
order from John J. Biller, Phone HF-'l.
Clay Hutson is imek from the Lakeview
country alter an absence of a lu io a l a year.
Corn lor s«h* at
|ier ton. Inquire
of Hurling A Hodges, Gold Hill, Oregon.
Uncle Have Miller alien.¡ed to business
airdra at Urania Paw (or acveral hour«
Tuesday.
Mra. II. D. Reed and Mr«. Jemie Mc­
Clendon wcie guests of Medford friends
on Wednesday.
Horace Felton, o f tlie Sum« Valley
rancho, was a viaitor to Medford the
middle of the week.
Mra. M. E. Gardner, merchant princess
and poMtinialrcae of Sain« Valley, visited
with fnenda at Medford laat Sunday.
Mra. L. 8. N o e a n d children are
guests of Mra. Noe’a mother, Mra. Minnie
Abbott, at Aahland the praaent wouk.
Hardware—New stock of tine hardware
at right prices. Give ua a trial order.—
Gold Hill Implement A Hardware Oo.
Saddle Mare for Sale:— Ten yearn old,
perfectly aound; will take part of pur-
oliaae price in trade.
Inquire at New*
office.
Miaaea Nora and Beanie Newton depart­
ed Sunday evening for Corvallis, where
Miaa Beanie ia a atudent at tlie Agricultu­
ral College.
Wood by tier or cord at lowent market
price, delivered at your abed. Finest fir,
pine, laurel and oak. John J. Ritter,
Phone 3FJ1.
Mra. Sdirump, ar., the guest of her
non, F. D. Sahrump, and family for aotna
lime past, left for Portland on Wed lie«
day evening laat.
Mra. Cyrus Vroman and daughter ar­
rived Wedneaday and will visit at the
home hf Mr. and Mr«. Jack Smith, on
Sardine Creek.
Mra. H. C. Raedcl and daughter, little
Miaa Joaephine, went to Medford Mon­
day, where tin, latter received treatment
for her impaired vlaion.
Mra. 0 . H. Price entertained a number
of young people Wedneaday evening in
honor of Miaa Ida Starna, and the young
lady’s eighteenth birthday.
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M e r r itt & C o m p a n y
A Sunny Disposition
in the m o rn in g
follow s the. Use of
G eneral
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Thi H A R D W A R E S T O R E
Hardware, Stoves Tinware a n d
Graniteware, Queensware; Paints,
Oils and Varnishes; Guns and Am­
munition; Miners’ Supplies, Picks,
Shovels and Pans
th e n ig h t before
The laxative tablet
with the pleasant taste
Du Pont P ow der
Fuse an d C aps
In n e a t ti n s
10* 25* 50*
Maii Us Your Watch / 7
and Jewelry Work
Stock is complete and prices right
We see by a fashion news item that
The Rolled down Stocking has
come to stay
THE COZY
Being Fashionable
Room
Banking
you have lost your place o f
We invite you and all others to
bring your roll and Deposit with
Golden Nectar
Lunches
Martin J. Reddy
Medford, Oregon
Johnson &
Graham
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The Gold Hill
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CITY MEAT MARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats :: Sea Fbh and Foods
in Season :: Our home cured Hams and
Bacon :: Pure Leaf Lard
B L A C K E R T tJX G A R R E TT» P rop p loA o?*
J. J. Ritter, the ready wood-man, is
prepared to fill all orders immediately
with tlie beet hard and soft wood, either
chunk or kitchen stove sire. Hie prices
are low and quality high. Wood for
winter should be laid in this month.
Talk with Ritter about it.
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I saw cord wood to stove lengths with
power saw, promptly on order. Phone
John J. Ritter, 3F21.
Apples for sale:— 40c a box (SpUz and
Newtons); cull apples, (5.00 a wagon box
load. I .eave orders at Reed’s or tele­
phone 23A. Orders delivered Saturdays.