Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19??, April 29, 1916, Image 1

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GOLD HILL, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 191S
Old Man Is Killed
Toots Creek
by Amy Koester
I
NO. 52
C leanup P roclamation
MAY
« Hi.
Easter F estivities
I, J. It. R. Morlisk, Mayor of the
City of Hold Hill do here by designate
tlie sixth day of May a« Clean Up Day
and all resid-nts of th iseityu rer quested
to co-operate with the officers of tlie
River caller Thursday.
Greater Gold Hill Club who will have
Allsirt Mathis and sister Annie were eha ge of the active clean up work, Tbt
city will provide trams to haul away all
callers in Rogue River last Friday.
Geo. Kie-sti r was a buslni-ss visitor in litter to a convenient dumping ground
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a
It is the duty of every c’tizen to do his
Hrants Pass Ssiurdiiy.
Will Coverda'e of Birdseye Creek wa» •hare to make tin« movement a success.
ia Rogue River Saturday
I have hereby set my hand and real
Clipping from the Argus of Thursday this 20th day of April 1916.
the 20th
There was a quiet wedding
J. B. R. MORELOCK,
yesterday when I,. A. Williams of Central
M ayor.
Point and Bessie Ramie'I were united by
Rev. J. M. Spencer at die home of Mr
R. L. Dungon who has lieen in Calif,
James Whipple. Success to them.
Fnsl Koester was a Birdseye Creek vis­ the past month returned to Gold Hill
“ Dad" Harrison was struck by a (rain
Train No. 15 Thursday was delayed on
Wednesday morning.
Tlie Easter services at tlie Methodist
al Itos» l> irg Thursday ami instantly kill«-«! account of a bad wreck la-tween lticc itor Sunday.
G old H ill W ins A gain
Mr. Truax w n in Rogue River on Church were rhort but interesting and
He wa* a former resident here anil bail Hill ami R.sa'hurg caused by a broken
Mrs. Geo l.unce and Fred Lance wen
consisted
of
recitations
ami
s|iecial
music
political business Tuesday.
I m «- u taken to lb,- soldiers h on e fur treat­ Hang)' which caused the piling up of 1-1 in Hold Hill Friday.
In a game full of exi itment and before
Mr. MeAllistar and wife of Ashland Tlie altar was beautifullv decorated with
ment. Ila waa killed while "n his way car« and a delay of als>at 7 liotrrs.
A geisl time was had by all tlie attend
a g xxf crowd of eater fans Cold HiU sue.
numerous
flowers.
Flowers
were
every­
mop-red to Gold Hill Tuesday fcr a visit
to bla »<> a home.
Tin' iletaila of (lie
William Fancher of Medford, formerly ace ol the picnic at ('aril's Saturday.
where; They were o i tlie pulpit, on Hie eeeded in wresting tlie big end of a score
with the Sears and Milam families.
funeral will la' «¡veil n e tt week.
I nl this place, visited Imre Sunday.
fx-slie B.dley anil wife of Applegate
pianoand even the stove was loaded with of 7 to 11 from Central Point at the later
Mr. ar.d M s. Yullandigham and son
place last Sunday. Carter of Medford
Mill It i l e a , a m i K . E llrmlie were visit­
McKinly Sharp was a Hold Hill visitor are visiting fri nds and relatives on this Joyd nl Ashland visited at tlie Sears and flower». The pastor during the day preach­
ors in (• Id Hill last Sunday, they were Saturday
Crock the pa-t week.
ed two sermons oil tlie Resurrection and pitched for Central Point while Gold HiU
Milam homes Tuesday
accomp ii.ieil by A. (I. \ lairbiea, Editor
Its effects and studied the great theme relied on tlieir own home ptilcher much to
The Easter services at the Sunday
Clerance Van ll«ut< n who w s-b o p rid
Mrs. Simmons is visiting with lie from every view point instructively and their gratification. The day was on« of
ill (be ( mirier a( Grnuts l ’a<s ami another
Si liisil was well attended. Several chil­
frieml ala ■ an ■'.litor of (ba( city. The on January third at the F a u ^ ^ ^ in t , dren joined the classes.
interestingly. Tlie Choir rendered excel- windy kind, same as tlie Sunday previous
Primary. Zella mother in Hillsboro.
which made it hard for the pichers and
party t»i,*tored to Medford returning was discharge)! hut Saturday from the Courdale, Barbara MrCluat, Clarenc,
Tin-Lecture at the High SchoolTu-.-silay 1-nt music at both services.
Hold Hill Hospital, cured.
outfielders
Next Snnday Hold H ilt
later ill I be evening
Harriston, Juniors, Leslie Carr, Seniors by Pro I Sweets« r of the University cf
will play Eagle Point on the local diamond
Mrs Mce and son Herald were visiting Elsie Courdale.
Oregon
on
wild
flowrs
of
Oregon
was
not
EASTER
BANQUET
The J diusun Langdale Company have
weather permitting.
in Hrants Paas Sunday
An Easter dance was given at the onl> instructive hut highly entertaining
succesfnilly made a sale I (heir Antimony
S hasoxs C bowxino S ocial F r x m o x
Mr. Stone, of the Hunt Engr.Co, w ith
and
very.much
appreciated.
Mrs.
Mac
Avery
returned
Sumlay
eve-
colony the 22nd.
■nine m nr Itiinenin and Jacksonville
his wife and mother, arrived from Kansae
from S-altle where she has been living
Hr. Stickle was down from Medford
One
of
the
notable
social
events
of
tlie
Jessie Cotton of Birdseye Creek was a
Mrs. treble Walker amt father Mr K. with her friend Anetha latwson.
season occureif Sumlay evening when City Wednesday.
Birdseye Crci k business ca lt r to Hrants ast Sunday.
fa in te r returned from Eagle I’oint Tliurs-
Ralph Jennings, democrat candidate
Mrs. Mce and son Herald went to Med Pass Monday.
D aeon Walker re-turned to Hrants Miss Helen Vs a Duyn and Victor Flint
day evening.
ntertained a group of their friends at a for Sheriff was in town Tuesday.
ford laat Saturday.
‘ass
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ixtncc and son Floyd
M. D Rowers and father Benton Bowers
J. B Coleman of Talent, candidate for
Mrs. Isora Hodges and daughters spent Easter in Medford.
C'arvnce Cook lias been helping a few most elaborate banquet. Those present
of Aabl ml are looking over tninning Is'tsy, Hattie, and Mildred with Nina
were E. V. Upton avd wife, Mrs, Tucker county assesor was in town Tuesday.
day)
surveying
on
tlie
Cavenaugh
and
Jean Fisher is having a very hail time
prop rl) near Grants Paas thia week.
Misses Davis, Eliason, Poley an«l Messers
Mrs. Stewie returned home Sunday.
Sharp from Portland, motored through
Thompson property for tlie irrigation
with her teeth.
Tucker, Dixlge and Fancher.
J. C. lhirch alter inspecting the Beaver Medford to Jacksonville Tuesday from
dip-lies to water 50 acres of Sugar Beets
Mrs. H. L. Porter returned liome from
A group of Camp Firs Girls from Rogue
Th j table was artisticaly decorated with Medford Sunday.
Portland I'. nm it p'ant returned to Med- there Mrs. Ilislge* wmit t> Ashland and
Mr.
Dodge
entertained
his
many
friends
the young ladies returned in the evening Ri'er had a very nleaaeut time one day Tues lav niget in tlie Club lionse at a flowers and cards Carrying little fluffy
ford Thursday eve ling.
\ irgie Beeman left for Sacramento on
last Week at tin-home of Marjory Alexan­
chickens each of which bid tfie guests to a visit Monday.
P. I.sngd. ll of Applegate who is inter­
John Kelsey formerly employed on the
farewell
party
ou
the
re
moval
ol
his
resi­
der. Ciipptd from the Argus.
his or her place by quoting “ this little’
Nxws is n i* working for the Cement ested in the antimony mine in that distret
dence from tlie Club to tlie Dodge House
Fletcher Stoat went to Jacksonville to
chicken says, and giving the most fam­
The 23th of the month was Georgie
spent
a
lew
days
at
his
home
Imre
hut
plant.
visit his parents.
iliar
remark
of
each
as
“
hear
the
echo”
.
Koesters
birthday
und
the
25th
is
Berts.
Chrtstiaa Science Services
W. W. Truax, caixlldato lor aneeor in returnisl Tw-sday,
\ iola Myers and father passed thi|)
Oh! joy, and “ where’s tny poker chips".
Jessie Cotton visited friends on Foots
B. E. Adams and wife ol Rock Point
company with It. II. Moore A. J T
Regular Christian Science services are In all ways the Easter idea was carried Hold Hill Monday.
Creek
Tuesday.
K m itb ii'd W. I,. Van llou ton motored were in Hold Hill laat Satunlay.
held every Sunday morning at 11 00 out. Mrs. Price catered, serving the feast
Mr. Upton left Saturday afternoon for
F. Rowe of the “ Highland Company"
‘clock at tlie Comas Theatre. Ev-ryone In her pleasant dining room.
Mwtscrs Doan, Dodge, and Walker of
Pi Eagle Point Thiirtalay.
Tlie eve­ Medford.
Tlie subject for Sunday, ning was spent at the Upton home which
Marguerite Wharton early thia week Hrants Pass were in Hold Hill Tuesday is building an addition to his house in the invited.
Cleranee Garret left this week for
form of a kitchen.
April 30., is “ Everlasting Punishment” . completed what all declared a most enjoy­
qualified for the Tennis Tournament held where they eXptct to do some surveying.
Marshfield.
.:
Myrtle
Evans
of
Rogue
River
visited
Mrs. Fitzwater who has been visiting able occasion.
Ethel Davis went to Phoenix Satunlay
at Talent Friday.
Fancher was compelled
Fritz
Dean
was
«Gold
HiU
visitor
laat
her sister Mrs. W. A. Courdale of Birds­ her mother Mrs. L. M. Ring, on Sardine to depart on No. 53 and the whole party
Fred Editings working on the irriga­ to visit Miss Delano over Sunday.
Tuesday.
eye Creek lust week.
reek for aliout two weeks for her health saw him off. The Menu follows -
Smilie Chillis who has lieen visiting his
tion plant on the French Ranch.
The Misses HiU and Trimble were
Koester hros. were- busiut ss visitors to
as called home by telegram to McCloud
W. F McClure who has been confined cousin, Harry Port« r for the past week,
Fruit Salad
baptised in the Rogue Monday.
Rogue
River
Wednesday.
alifornia.
Her
husband
while
working
to Ilia room for the past (our months with left Sumlay (or his homo in Medford
Lester Dungey left for Marshfield
Kolx-rt .MaiIone and Charley Kinkle in tlie saw mill there, was struck by « fly ­ Soup
A. A. Flyn. wife and (riemlsof Hrants
rheiiinaliam is slowly Mending.
Pimentos
Salad Monday morniag.
ing
timber
and
received
a
broken
left
are workurg for the Sugar Beet Company
—
s-
(Irani Harrison went to Roseburg Pass attended the dan«* here Saturday
Benton Bowers passed thru here laat
arm anil bis chest crushed In.
at Hrants Pass.
night.
Chicken and Dressing
Thursday evening.
Tuesday
on liis return from Portland.
On April 9 tli. J. E. Durkey and wife
Ed K tester is on Birdseye Creek plow­
J. II. Beetnsn was a Medford visitor
Geo McCleilen and a party of three
Mr.
Burch
of the Cement Plant, arri­
became the parents of a 11 pound boy. Potatoes au Gratln
ing
for
W.
A.
Courdale
und
Jessie
Cotton
Escalloped Corn
went out pi the Blue Jay mine Thursday Inst Monday.
ved Monday.
Dr. R. C. Kelsey was in attendance.
this week.
Coddled Eggs
Harry Harvey returned Monday morn­
morning
Mrs. Fre 1 Witt was a Grants Pass
J. E. Durkee, son of Mrs. L. M. Ring,
Jelly
Ripe Olives
Pickles
ing from Ashland where he spent Easter
Mrs, J. H. Btirk and son Harrison
visitor early this week.
lnle working in Smith’s saw mill at
Hazel Shank of Sardine Creek district
with his mother and daughter.
who have been visiting her aunt and the forks of Sardine Creek, suffered a
Pineapple Frappe
was in Gold Hill Monday.
A. W. Walker, Republican candidate
‘resilient Burch of the Heavi-r Pori land uncle, Hrant Harrison and wife since badly crushed foot, lie tried to get home
Angel
Cake
Mints
for
Sheriff campaigned here Tuesday.
U. R. McCabe Democratic Candidate Cement Company came (u Thursday morn­ Thursday ol la-t week left last Saturday
unaided hut was unable, his lather se­
Coffee
Major Smith went to Talent to the
for district atPirney was in town last ing from Medford to inspect the plant.
for Pastdctia, California.
cured a wheelbarrow aud wheeled him
Odd Fellows anniversary Wednesday.
Wed near lay.
Mrs Charles Rixxl - nee Esther Smith,
Prof. Milam appeared ou our streets
Maude Mill r tlie Halls Creek teadier, over two miles. No permanent injury is
Rev. Williams left for Portland Wed­
C. W. Marlon came in Wednesilay
Sunday in a big Marion car. We con­
entertained delightfully Easter with a left last Saturday to visit her homo near probable anil lie is recovering rapidly.
nesday morning.
clude
from
remarks
afloat
that
the
initial
beautifully
appointed
luncheon.
Covers
Medford,
Last we« k while surveying for Fred
Wednesday P. M. the schools of this
T. C. Tomlinson brought in the first
Lhslge close to Hrants Pass, Deacon ly rid« of the day before was rather cost­
city ilismisseil pi witness a pretty game were laid for seven and in the afternoon
ripe strawberry of tlie season Tuesday
MXTIIODIST FI'ISCOI'AI. Cltl'IlCIt
ly
hut
he’ll
get
used
to
that
iu
time.
Vic
tlie
party
was
treated
to
a
very
enjoyable
Wnkcr was struck m die back with an
of base hull Is-tween nines selected from
Flint is initiating tlie new motorist to tlie that was grown on tlie B. E. Adams
the eighth grade hoys and the high school auto trip.
Regular services of the Methodist ax in the hand of a cliaininan. The brush
Ranch. Gold Hili is somk climate, get­
new
steed.
Church every Sunday, Sumlay School 10 so impedad their progress that they were
Isiys. A snappy game ensued character-
I. 0 . 0 . F. LODGE MEETING
The management of the Comus are re­ ting berries this early,
A. M. Preaching 11 A. M. Junior League otnpellcd to slash it out of ihe way. The
fsed by playing that was fast and earnest.
Crowded out of last weeks issue.
Ray Ring and son Jessie were in
2-30 P. M., Senior League. 7 P. M. injury was purely accideotal and tho very seating tlie balconies so as to accommo­
The pitchers ami catchers on both sides
Gold Hill Friday, coming in from their
were very grssl and many a hoy ou either
The writer was greatly pleased to at­ Preselling, 8 I*. M. Everybody invited. painful is not of a serious nature, never date eighty people.
Mae and Ethel Lawrence were in town place oo Sardine Creek.
sirle fanned out. Despite th<> greater tend the open lodge meeting of the 1. 0 . Subject for tlie morniag, “ An Exiting tlie less had tlie ax fallen a couple of inch­
Mr. George McCleilen and some min­
weight and experience of the high school 0 . F ., Saturday evening April 15 and to Jail delivery” and for tlie evening “ See­ es closer the middle of the back death shopping Friday.
would have resulted as the hit • f the ax
boys the eighth graders put up a surpris­ listen to the excellent address of Hon ing the invisible” , All are invited.
Mr. L. R. Cardwell and friends motertd ing meu went to Foots Creek Friday.
ingly flue game amt displayed skill equal He". Treften, Grand Warden of the
miss Lueila of Phoeuix i, viauiug
Agnes Detrick left Monday for Ashland ut in ti the collor bone. Toe helper wa» to Rogue River last Sumlay.
to many a team much older in years.
Grand Lodgu of Oregon, who briefly slate- to visit tlie schools there and in Medford promptly discharged.
Mrs. Blaekington went to Medford Fif- the week cud with Mias Ethel Davis.
R. H. Moore went to Hrants l ’ass on day.
Particularly noticable on both teams ud the great work of Oddfellowship and on her return.
John de l.aire was in Gold Hill from
was the pitching which was worthy of a its mission in tha world; and haautiftilly
Prof. Milam and son Vern, Prof Victor business Wednesday.
Mrs. H. W. Murphy of Riddle who K .ne» Ciesk Friday.
»k
<• . t
much larger audience altlej the schools *>t forth the duty every citizen owes to Flint and W. W. Truax motored to Ash­
Grandpa Hall lett for KosebU'g Wed'
lias lieen visiting her aunt, Mrs. Kelso of
T. C Bellamy of the B iilN ye Miua
every
other
citizen
and
the
marvelous
land Saturday i i tlie new Overland Mr
made up in enthusiasm for ilie alisenc of
Fiftv acres have lieen rented to a Jap this place, went to Medford Friday.
was 111 town last Saturday.
a greater crowd. The batteries were as destiny of humanity thru the workings of Tri ax is sporting. Truax went to forward
ho is getting ready to plant sugar beets.
Mr. Walker of Medford went home Fri­
Virginia Ueeinau went to San Fran­
higher
education.
A
few
amusing
re-
his
candidacy
for
Asresor
ami
reports
follows:
P. Boucliet is ready to clean that suit day afternoon.
cisco Saturday afternoon, and she will
Berg and Edmonds markes from Rev. Wharton closed this that tlie head of our school is most
Eighth grade
D . H. Miller is getting their car in piob.ihiy go from there ou to Anson*.
delightful session and the large assem­ certainly a popular man where he try hitn.
Foley ami Beeman
Hiqli-schisd
Miss De You of Medford arrived Friday running order again.
blage passed the remaiuder of tile-evening came fiotu. Vic Flint was just plain
mis . l.T . Gallagar was in Gold Hill
Richard Morlock Umpire
u.
sliover” while ail of Ashland accused to visit E. B" Day’s.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dungey of Halls Saturday and Sunday,
Score 11 to 3 in favor of the high sell xd. discussing the excellent ice cream and
cake
prepared
by
the
ladiesand
in
friend
him
of
owning
the
car.
W.
E
.
Thompson
shipped
a
car
load
m . 8. Johnson visited Medford Friday
Creek we«-» tran.-aetiug business in
(live us another game soon and invito
ly groups dismissing the events of thj day.
of wheat to Fortlaud Saturday, »» >
the public P> witness It.
The Greater Hold Hill Club met in reg­
Mrs. Bowers ami daughter Helen went Hold tlill Friday.
Truly this lodge with the Rebekahs, is ular session Tuesday night witli good at to Central Point Friday.
Mr. Porter ol tlie Nya Ranch was In
Bett Kellogg lias gons to Klamath
Muster Claudio was host at a very
Gold Hill Friday afternoon.
pleasent party given'in honor of his elev­ filling a long felt want and is accomplish­ tendance and transacted tlie usual busi­
Chas Price got a big move on him­ Fails to remain for som etim e.
enth birthday. Those present were Ixittie ing much good in the community's best, ness. Conimitees were appointed to look self, lie mowed tlie lawn around h,s place
T. W. Williams, Evangelist of Tha
miss Agues Detrieh returned Lome
Fleming, Nellie Deitrick, All«' Johnson. it can hut occupy a position at the head after tlie “ ci . isan op day ” business and Friday.
Church ol Christ, who has been holding
from
Ashland
Friday
on
train
no
16.
of all great philanthropic organizations it was decidi d to move tlie Club fiom the
Yolanda Kelsey, Evagene .Starnes, Susan
services in the Brick Hall baa finished
Mr. Jameson from Halles Creek was
P. L. Wait was iu Hold Hill Friday,
Building Io tlie Pavilionou tin- Hrst of
Starus, Herald Owens, Walter Kelsey, and is second to none.
Ins labors ami left for Grants Pass.
Chas. Wharton.
iu town Friday.
Joe Dnsenherry was in town with a
the month.
Tom Chisholm,John McClendon, Melvin
While liure he baptized eight persons in
Heo. mc Clellan drove tip to the old new car Fi iilay.
Nina Sharp who has been visit ng the
Cardwell, Cecil Johnson and No.-I Kellogg.
the Hogue Hiver. and took one in by
At a called meeting of the City Council
Iran Simon our genial signal mantain- letter. Those who w e,e baptised were
Hodges for a week left Tuesday for Port­ Tuesday night protests were heard on tlie Chaplin dredge and got some well casing.
Ice cream and cake were served.
John
Miirden
of
Kanes
Creek
lias
lieen
er,
vi»ited medford Friday.
land
whe-e
she
teaches
school.
Mrs. Issac Cox and three dkugthers,
annexation
vote
and
all
suggestions
au­
Mrs. Hugh Porter is visiting her sister
B essie Stubhlefleld and Tyne Lymt-n Mr.-. Henry Barnes Florence HUI Ahd
ill law, Mrs. Casper, with the construction
Mrs. Ixivd Sim m ons and children arr­ d it tlie road improvement t,ow under coni|>elied to discontinue placer mining
on account of rheumatism.
from Sams Valley were in Gold Hill Chas. Carter.
ived on the nflorhism train Tuesday. Her way in tlie city,
crew now located here.
Hazel Ixiwe, teadier of*ie8ain s Valley visiting friends Friday.
The dauee held last Saturday evening
Leu Dungan went to Ashland Thursday. huslmnd has lieen hero for some time visi-
A. B. Hammond, tlie Constable of
seliool, witli some of her pupils went to
batm day May sixth will he the next was t grand success from all stand pointe.
0 . II. Martin of Medford was in this ing his aunt and uncle E.T.Simmons and Medford passed thru here ou business to the field meet at Talent Friday.
school play aud Hon. W. L Finley will A number ol outside people were pfe-
Rogue Rivur Tuesday.
city on official business Thursday on his wife.
vV. II. Hubbard left for . liis home iu be present with liis wonderful Hirns of seut. There will be another dance thia
The So. Pacific gang of construction
Jiulgo C.C.Hall, pioneer of these parts,
way to Rogue River.
Oregou birds and animals.
Saturday.
men arrived Monday night and are put­ arrived Tuoi evening to visit tlie Hodges Newburg Friday.
Garfield Iatws and wile ol Bogus River
H. 0 . Raetlel made a business trip to
E, B Day o f Sains Valley was in
G. W. Will lairs held »ervices in Mia-
family and liis old friends here. Judge
are visiting Mrs. Ray Ring on Sardine ting a new top on the bridge.
California Friday.
1 souri Flat last Wednesday.
town Friday.
Sam Grisson left Friday for Ashland. Hall now liw s ill Ashland.
Creek.
Four Hurt
Southern Pacific Freignt Train
Wrecked At Roseburg
1
Mr. und Mrs. Rowe and Grand sou at
temluil the l ’icuic in Sams Valh-y last
week.
Mrs. Bessie Anderson was a Rogu
Enjoyed
Gold Hill Jinx Is Dead, Score Is
Seven To Eleven