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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1928)
Reboring A n d Valve G rin d in g Picnic Provender We are Now Equipped to give you a first class REBOREING JOB at LESS MONEY. This is possible due to the Instalation of our new re- boring machine. Let us figure with you on your overhaul job. We will make your engine work like new. Give us a trial. G o ld H ill G a ra g e dealers in the new cycol oil and ASSOCIATED GASOLINE qivK E P A R IN G the basis of your . / / T f 1J rings For a good home rooked meal go Mur's Barbecue, a good place to to the Hi-way Inn. Chicken dia- rut when going to Medford. T ry us tier, every Sunday. NIOtf once. You'll conic again. 021-719 Awl I Walker III picnic dinner at home is the T r one sure way |o know that everything w ill go smoothly when S»na,’,‘ i"C Kr,1,un,,• »*« reached. . andwichet, salad, punch, coffee in cheese-cloth bags, bacon already •heed, .eggs carefully wrapped _ these are the thing* that can be at tanged before starting out. Tasty Picnic Treats fn making sandwiches it is im portant to choose a kind that w ill not he dry la s tin g and yet will not he too moist. Wrapped carefully in parallin paper, they should reach the picnic in perfect condition. W e ll liked food* should be chosen, so 1» to he sure that no one will go hungry, and then by some new quirk in seasoning they can show their versatility. Some recipes for picnic sand wiches are. Assisting al Park A«il Walker was confined Io his •Mrs. H. L. Kenuston is assisting hone a day or two last week due Mra. Comhest at the Omar's Auto to Hint»«». Park during the absence of Miss Klindle who is working in the fruit V isit at !>♦* Hume harvest ut Medford. Mias Vera Landing of Ashland, 1» visiting Mr. und Mrs. N. Dix of School Wood Delivered thia city, this week. The winter supply of wood for the Gold H ill school's heating plant has Rrtara to Weed been delivered und corded up al the R e tu rn * fro m W sahington Mr. and Mrs. C. I). Garman return school house. Charles Mc.Merrick O. U. Newell returned this week ed io Weed. California, Monday ev had the contract Io furnish the wood from Centrailia, Washington where ening after a short visit with rela he has been the past month looking Goes To Work in Fruit tive* in this city. after business interests and visiting Dick Morelock bus turned the <lu with friends and relatives. He said S u b s titu tin g on M ail K oule tics of running the grocery and con he was surely grad to get hack N. Ms-Merrick is substituting fectionery over to Mr*. Morelock to the Rogue River Valley again for Fred Guy on Hie rural route out uml ha* gone to work in the fruit. of (¡old H ill this week und next, He is employed at the Van Hoeven- Visiting Wharton* berg’s orchard. Mr. Guy being on his vacation. Mr. ami Mrs. Hay Shoemaker and two sons of Portland were visitors Caller in City In G old H ill in this city over the week end as Cecil Johnson, a former (.old the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harvey NlckoU of Medford was in the city lucsduy where hr was un H ill hoy wa* a visitor in the city E. Wharton. Mr*. Shoemaker is a M rj loading u cur of fruit boxes for one Tuesday from Toledo. Oregon. Ce ^Irter of Hovfard Wharton. of the orchard companies near this cil ha* joined the rank» of the ben Shoemaker was in attendance on edict* since leaving the city, his the American Legion convention in eily. wife accompanying him on the trip. the capacity of stenographer. To Visit i n Idaho Mr. and Mrs. Fred Guy und child A uto A cciden t G. A. Mathers of Vancouver, B. C. ren and Mcrvin Horton of Los An geles left this week by nulo for i and A. B. Clarmo of Grunts Pass Lewiston, Idaho on a visit with rel- I wrre the victims of an auto acci- olives, "nicy w ill stop al several | uear the city. Mr. Mather* accepted points of interest in Idaho and Wash all Illum e and the matter was set tied to the satisfaction of all. inglon upon Ihcir return. Reinkings Trucking Service Don’t Hesitate OUR S & W and ROYAL CLUB GOODS CANNOT BE BEAT THESE SUMMER DAYS W HEN MEALS M UST BE PRE PARED WITH THE LEAST EFFORT. Don’t Overlook the fact that our store is packed with fresh fruits and melons—THE HOME PEACHES AND MELONS are now ready for you ni any quantity you wish. Call us up or come in and place your order. W HERE Prices Sell Quality Gold Hill Supply Company Phone 8L A. A. WALKER W e Deliver day ones do to expose hers. The photograph were each stamp ed with a 2 cent revenue stamp of the civil w ar issue which Mr. M il ler informs us was compulsory in those days. 014999 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior If. S. Land Office al Roseburg, Ore «on. August 3, 192g NOTICB i» lu re by given that James Abbott Slurgess, of Trail Oregon, who on October 11, 192.1, made Homestead Entry, Serial No «14999, for the Sfi'/, of Section 21 township 32s. Range I east. Wil lainette. Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Final Three year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described before Chaun cey Florey, U. S. Commissioner at his office, at Medford, Oregon, on the lllh day of September, 1928. Claimant names as witnesses: Fred W. Sturgess, John H. Trusty Ida R. Miller, George W. Trusty, of Trail, Oregon. „„ aa H A M ,LL A CANADAY, Hegisti r. BATHS Both Ladies and Gents Hair Cutting Barber work of all kinds give Expert attention BUSINESS DIRECTORY B. E. ADAMS CABINET j Auto and T ru c k Bodies C A B IN E T W O R K A i SPECIALTY P h on e No. 25L2 G old H U I I 016062 Department of The Interior. U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Ore gon, July 12, 1928 NOTICE is hereby given that E rw in Gray, of Trail, Oregon, who, on May 20. 1925 made Homestead Entry, Serial No. 016062, for the NEW of N W K , S 4 of N W K and SW% of N E ‘4 of Section 17, Town ship 33S, Range 1 E., Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of inten tion to make Final Three-year proof, to establish claim to the land above- described, before Chauncey F lo re y ,1 U. S. Commissioner, at his office, at < Medford, Oregon, on the 22nd day of August. 1928. Medford, Oregon LOTTIE HOWARD Popular Priced Millinery 109 North Central | Jewelers—Repairing LARRY SC H A D E | ùour Favorite Jeweler Since 1918 JEWELRY, DIAMONDS 1 W atch | R e p a irin g a S pecialty WortKlaaa Egga N o Wnato Eggs that a rt worthless an far a. food valnt goes are not wastsd by the large dealers, but ara covered with karoqene after being broken, treated *lth boric acid <nd told to tanneries for m In on« » f the first process, of making leather. The sliella are removed by sieves and the egg mix tgra la placed In a revolving drum the raw hides te make them plurnt h a lf-a lia . Hia Sacrifice Nlpp— "Remember, my boy. no man marries without making certain sacrl- flees." Tuck— “I know It, and jua, «, soon aa I marry Gertie Octroi rm pared to give up my job.’’ J Phon, „5.Jf MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE FU R N ITU R E 4 PLUMBING SUPPLIES Phone 1062 27 No. Grape | ♦ ♦ til ♦ Sl . Mejlfoid Tpnt 4 A w ''* Canvas Goods pur Auto Tops qn(î GJâss Mqdford, Oregon. DOCTORS Wineland Millinery and Hairdressing Parlors ♦ I Î ♦ Shampooing, Marcelling Facials Scalp Treatments Jackson Hotel West Eighth Street Phone 309 MEDFORD, OREGON W . P. C H I S U.O L U M. D General P ractitioner n hiJ.n u :„ ° rfi#e ,0 ’ Gold H ill, ♦ « Hr ♦ Oregon. ♦ ♦ * * **♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * * TVT * Dr. V. L. Di I ♦ PhoTe-391-5 “ - 1 1 2 ^ T S ? f SL ♦ Over Peerless Clothing Ko. • Grants Peak Oregon « ♦ Plate Work a Specialty ♦ Satisfaction Guaranteed THRIFT IS A PERSONAL ASSET YSTEMATIC .AVING IPELLS UCCESS W e Pay You 4 per cent For Saving Your Money ♦ Si your Money Back ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • - ♦ Phones: Office 196 Res. 563 I I DR. O LIVE McKAT Chiropractic Physician Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank I I Physiotherapy MEDFORD, OREGON Protected by Electricity I 32 Tuffs Bldg. I I • I Grants Ps ♦ a a a a a a a a a a tia a e e * Dr. Con M. Durland * C. E. MILLER HAS SOME IN TER ESTING RELICS The w riter enjoyed an interesting visit today from C. E. Miller of Sar dine Creek. Mr. Miller and family are expecting to leave very shortly for Canby, Oregon, near where they expect to settle. The Millers sold their holdings a short lime ago. Sardine (.reek after a residence in this vicinity of many years. While calling on us, Mr. Miller showed us h program of a Christ nuts entertainment given back in 1877 ut the Schieffle's School House, a home talent play "Ten Nights in a Har Room". In the east were in cluded former Judge Wm M. Colvig and Mr. C. E. Miller. The printing of.the program was the work of the (Ashland Tidings and bore the im- printof Thos M. Gale, i The Sehieffle school, Mr. Miller , informs us was located north of I thia city near Rock Point. I Among his keepsakes were some old time photos, one bearing the date of 1863 und was the likeness of a school teacher of Mr. Millers. Her attire was greatly in contrast with the modern modes of dress. It appeared that the young ladies of those days took as much care to drape her anatomy a« the present SHAVER BARBER SHOP First Close Barber Work N O T IC E F O R P U B L IC A T IO N Mr. M iller has been a subscriber to the Gold H ill News since its in Claimant names as witnesses: Ida ception and while here again ad vanced the dates on his paper so Miller, Dave Pense, George Hall that he might keep in touch with and Howard Ash all of T rail, Ore gon. the old home land. H A M ILL A. CANADAY 7 ,9 8 ,C Register. Entertaining Viaitora Mr. and Mrs. Elmer I.arason and family of Fargo, Oklahoma and Mrs. Geo. I.arason of Princeton, Mo. arc visiting in the city ns guests of Mrs. N. K. Hlnckburn. Mrs. Geo. I.arason Rioar R ea lty Falla is a sister of Mrs. Biarkhurn’s. The Fall River, In Massachusetts, takes party came by way of Crater I.ake Ita name from a river so called be They visited nt Crescent City and cause tt la only about two miles la length and falls about 140 feet In a other coast points Wednesday. Mac's Barbecue, a good place to V is itin g Wister eat when going to Medford. Try us Mr*. Van Enuin, a former resident once. You’ll conic again. 621-719 of this city and now of Pasadena and Mrs. V. W. Millspnugh of Port JUSTICE COURT HAS H E A V Y D O C K E T A G A IN land. Oregon visited the past week LET US DO in this city as the guest of Mrs. Four times, the past week Justice Myrtle E. Millspnugh and family. ¡1. D. Reed was called upon to ex Y O U R H A U L IN G ercise his judicial wisdom in deal W e do hauling of all kind«. Goes to Medford Ethel Klindle moved to Medford. ing with law violators of this pre cinct. Monday where she w ill he employed Price Right. Kenneth Nelson and N. B. Frick for the next month or two in the fruit harvest. She w ill pack pears giving their addresses as Medford in one of Medford's parking sheds. departed after depositing $25 dol She has been employed the past lars euch with the judge for fishing several months at the Omar's Auto without a license. Ralph Nelson was fined for speed Park and expects to return to that Prompt Service INipular camp after the fruit season ing and left an amusement tax of $15. Phone 20 Gold Hill is over. The old fam iliar John Doe so common in all courts was hailed j 1 before the judge und after being .udged guilty of speeding was sent on his way $25 lighter of purse. All these trials were on Saturday, August 6. TO PURCHASE YOUR TABLE VIANDS HERE. We can assure you of satisfaction in either fresh or canned fruit and vegetables. SoHdwicltft- Shred con ten t, of one can cooked tongue. Add two tablespoons chopped dill pickles, three tablespoons mayon naise dressing Use between either w h' u ,or whole wheat bread. ¿«M m r S jtd w ic h e i. Remove Ixinea front a can of sardines and mash to a paste. Add two table spoon, chili sauce, a few drop, of lemon juice, salt and cayenne to A d'* olive oil or melted butter to make it easy to spread Put between thin slices of »uttered bread. f'lemw Sautagt Saniunthts ■. Slice canned Vienna sausages length- wiae and arrange on buttered bread •lic e , M ix six hard-boiled egg yolks with enough cream to moisten. Add one-haif teaspoon dry mustard » <»»h of paprika.-and a teaspoon of chili »vice. Spread on the sausages then cover w ith slices of buttered bread. Paria Latin Q ubrtar The Latin quarter o t Harta , , SW'lon or the cM , In which the l'„ |. l» *7 h X '* •'»■ «»*< Kdeeatlon n he -m lv e r.lt, w „ ro rm e rl, given In Latin, and the amdenta uaed to g„ •bou the town the)r Lot n thus giving rise to the name * h kh » *rrtrts to the prevent la y K e e p Y o u r Y o u th ! Grants Pass, Oregon ♦ Fanagan Building the LAUNDRY DOES IT BEST! FAMILY FINISH ROUGH DRY OR SOFT FINISH LODGES AMETHYST REBBKAH LODGE 97. Meets every Wednesday Night at the I. O. O. F. Hall, Gold H ili; Oregon Evelyn Thompson Noble Grand Lola Reed, Vice Grand. , Bertha Coy Secretary. Lucy Mee, Treasurer. FRENCH LAUNDRY Grants Pass, Oregon » * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ P A IR E D — ♦ WB DONT REBUILD THEM. ♦ REBUILDING SHOES IS OUR BUSINESS + ♦ r ‘T,n ’ ery ’ " » N ♦ « the highway, Gold H ill, Ore a a I p w m ♦ V a L * ® ® C F* * * * » * * a a a a a a a a a a a I __________ * ♦ ♦ a a a * a Conger Funeral Parlors Office of County Coroner RELIABLE REASONABLE MEDFORD, OREGON e phone 2Q6 p J ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ a a a a a a a a Our wagon will call at Gold Hill and Rogue River F . B. French, P ro p rieto r ♦ Dentist G OLD H IL L C H A P T E R W . B. C Meets T w ice a month on the 2a4 and 4th Wednesdays at their Cl at rooms i n the City H all. Dora Hamniersly, President Madge Dorman, Sect. Ella Patrick, Treasurer 30-46 ^♦♦♦♦♦«aaaaaaaaj Gold H ill Lodge No. ♦ ♦ 129 a I. o . o . f . a Meets every Tuesday evening Visitors Always Welcome O ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ > « ♦ ♦ ♦ *•
