Gold Hill news., July 11, 1929, Image 3

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Ladies Lingerie
W e h a w some very beautiful pieces in ladies
Lingerie at attractive, prices which will please
the women shoppers. Come into our store and
look over these p retty articles.
We can supply your needs in fresh vegetables
and melons. See our stock before you buy.
D R. A K E * S
A lso a general line o f G roceries
Robert Krnaiton, Hay Wyatt and
Neil lioly »| m - i i I the Oh a I Crescent
City.
A rt Nelson was quite ill at his
home near this cily last week.
The Highway Inn has added a
Wiik Cook und Haymond H iller soil drinks service Io their restaur­
were ul Dunsmuir, California over ant and hold and are ready Io
the Oh und 5th of July a» the guests serve you al any lime. Come In. If.
of relative».
Howard Kell. Aurlle Meunier,
John Sutton, and Olive Wurdrip of
Ihi» d ly »pent Ihr Oh near Grants
Pu»» with a group of Grants Pas»
people. The day win spent In pic-
■living.
advantage ot our chicken
dinner specials every Wednesday
and Saturday. Gold H ill H o ld
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Take
Mrs. Hewitt, of Hosehurg was a
guest the past week, in this city,
of her parents, My. and Mrs. C. Wl
Doty and family,
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Mr. and * M
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children. Mr. and Mr». PauJ Tbomp-
»Ofl and mn, Mr. and Mr». H. D.
Force and children, Mr. and Mr».
Joe Blair and children, .Mr. and Mr».
Geo. Ile ff, Prof, and Mr». Geo. Mel«-
inger and daughter, Mr». Oriele
Bobbins and Ruth Byerly »|>ent
aeveral day» lust week on the cos»l
where they found con»ldrruble di­
version in digging dams a» well a«
much satisfaction from the eating of
various dam iliahe». The party re­
ported a wonderful ouliug.
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TW O YOUNG GOLD H IL L
LADIES MARRY DURING WEEK
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O v e r h a u l Job
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You will want your m otor tuned up now for your
Sum m er outings and the Fourth oi July U t its
inspect your ear and give you a price on the work
Get your work done here at home and he sure
w hat you are getting. Don’t put it off any long­
er it will only cause you more expense.
Office o f C ounty Coroner
R E A SO N A B L E
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Mabel Poagoe, Proprietress
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J. M edford,
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P U R E P R O D U C E D , PACK
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SHAVER barber sh op
First Claas Barber Work
BATHS
Both Ladies
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Cutting
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Barber work of all kinds give |‘
Expert attention
B U S IN E S S D IR E C T O R Y
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OREGON
Mabie Kenaalon arrived in the
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d ly , Monday evening from Port­
T. P. Wagoner returned last week
land und w ill visit with her parents
Auto and Truck Bodies
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Mr. Grillin of the Sleepy Hollow
ufler u couple of weeks sojourn in
MY. and Mrs. H. I.. Kenaston.
CABINET WORK A
ranch met with quite a serious ac­
the city of Boses where he was
SPECIALTY
NOTICE OF S H E R IFF’S SALE
cident, Inst Friday evening while
guest of relatives.
NOTICE
Chas. Heed is spending his vaca
Phone No. 25L2
Gold H ill i
driving along the Pacific highway
TO MARK BAXTER and SADIE
tion in this cily with his parents
By virtue of an attachment execu­ B a x ter , his wife, ivy B a x ter ,
Mr. and Mrs. H. I). Heed and son near the Livingston Service station.
Mr. und Mrs. H. I). Heed. His home
Charles were al Klamath Falls and j Another car parked on the highway tion duly issued out of and under widow of Edward L. Baxter, and
is in Sun Franrisco.
Jew elers— R epairing
Crater Lake, Sunday on a sight see- i while the driver was transacting tire seal of (he Circuit Court of the IV Y BAXTER, VELMA DANIELSON
ing tour.
business at the service station seem­ Slate of Oregon, in on for the Coun­ and DEW EY DANIELSON, her hus­
Gobi H ill spent a very quiet 4th
ed to confuse Mr. Griffin and he ty
of Glatsop, to u me
and
DORO-
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a and
n < i band, ELVIS u BAXTER
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of July. Everyone who was able
LAKRY SCHADE
Mrs. Carrie Cameron ami son Al­ crashed head-on into the parked dated on the 5th day of June 1929, T H Y BAXTER, heirs o i said Ed
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to leave the city did so and others
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Your Favorite Jeweler Sinee
a P certain
action
therein, wherein
an, Chas. Phelps nnd Mrs. Crawford cur overturning the car he was in
ward I L. I Baxter,
Deceased,
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who did not go nway to celebrate
1918
driving and receiving a bad cut in Glendale State Bank, a corporation JORIE BAXTER, widow of Roscoe
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enjoyed the day, picnicing and fish were visitors al Crater Lake, Sun­
JEW ELRY, DIAMONDS
day,
the
thigh.
He
was
taken
to
the
plaintiff,
recovered
judgment
Baxter,
Deceased,
and
MARJORIE
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Ing ut nearby grounds.
Watch Repairing , Specialty
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Gobi H ill Pharmacy and Dr. Chis- against John Iseli, the defendant, BAXTER and PATRICIA BAXTER,
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Lottio Howard is quitting busin-1 holm was called to dress the injury, for the sum of One hundred fifty heirs of Roscoe Baxter, Deceased,
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John Hammcrsly left the city
es, and offering all of her millinery It
11 required seven •»«»-»—-
stitches • to
- close and no-100 («150.00) dollars, with all being heirs at law of JAMES E.
Sunday for Seattle where he w ill
interest at 8 per cent from August BAXTER, Deceased; and IV Y BAX­
»lock at less than wholesale cost in- the wound.
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together with his brother Itlley,
1/2 N. Front St. ♦
7th, 1927, with costs and disburse­ TER, widow of Edward L. Baxter, ♦ Phone 145-J
eluding many seasonable hals for
Earlier
the
same
day
two
women
leave for Ketchikan. Alaska where
this fall and winter. N Central from Pasadena, California driving ments taxed at Seven and 40-100 Deceased, and IV Y BAXTER, V E L­ I m ir Ç- t f - b u r k
they w ill make an indefinite stay.
Medford.
north on the Pacific highway, over («7.40) dollars, and the further sum MA DANIELSON and DEW EY DAN ­ ♦ Medford le n t & Awning Wks ♦
Reports of good hunting and fish­
n i ' a»nv.“s Goods our SpeciÂltv ♦
turned just north of to—
Th? car of Fifty ansi no-100 («50.00) dollars, IELSON, her husband, ELVIS BAX-
ing got the best of John’s hunting
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Mrs. R. L. Kenaston has been ill left thu pavement and struck a as attorney*!, lees which judgment TER an«i DOROTHY BAXTER, heirs
blood, therefore the Alaskan trip.
as
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aw
r\t
i Baxter, de­
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was
enrolled a
docketed in n at t l law
of Frlst-orJ
Edward L.
the past week at her home in thia pile of gravel near the edge of the W
city. Her daughter Mabel arrived highway causing the car to over­ the Clerk’s office of said Court in ceased; and J. J. KAUFFMAN, ad­
H. A. Pierce of Central Point was
In the city from Portland Monday turn, badly dumuging the car and said County on the 4th day of June. ministrator of the Estate of Mary
DO CTO R S
in the city, Monday evening visiting
F. Baxter, deceased; IV Y BAXTER,
evening and w ill remain here until causing one of the occupants to suf­ 1929.
at llu- It. L. Kenaston home. Mr.
Notice is hereby given that, pur­ administratrix of the Estate of Ed­ +* + + * * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦ *
Mrs. Kenaston is able io resume her fer n broken arm and two bad las-
Pierce is the brother of Mrs. Ken-
household activities.
era lions upon the legs. She was suant to the terms of the said exe­ ward L. Baxter, deceased; and MAR
nston.
W. if. C H I S H.O L M M. D
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brought into the city and her in­ cution, I w ill on the 20th day of JOHIE BAXTER, administratrix of ♦
+ m. General Practitioner
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July,
1929.
at
10.00
o’clock
a.
m.
at
juries
dressed
by
Dr.
Chisholm
al
Ihe
Estate
of
Roscoe
Baxter,
de­
Jack Kelley was at Grants Pass,
♦ GoiiFlIi'll ° W‘Ce 10’ K“ ’ H
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the front door of the Court ceased;
Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Ostrander and over the Fourth. He was accom­ the Gold H ill Pharmacy.
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O te g o i ♦
House in the City of Medford,
son returned thi» week from a panied io that city by Eugenia
Y'ou and each of you are hereby
in Jackson County, Oregon, of- notified that I have expended dur-
short visit on the roast. They re­ Quakenbush who spent the fourth
NO TIC E FOR BIDS
fer for sale, and w ill sell at ing the years 1912 to 1928 inclusive
port finding many* clams and as ev­ as the guest of Clara Beck. Mr.
♦♦
public auction for cash to the high- the sum of «100.00 each of said years
idence brought several home with Kelly’ was also a guest at the Beck
Notice is hereby given that (he
them.
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est
bidder,
to
««tisf.v
said
judgment,
making
a
total
of
«1500.00
in
labor
home.
Board of Directors of school Dis­ t together,
( i y p f h * » r W’
i l h l the
b « « costs
. « - a . of
„ r this sale.
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Phone
391-J
11214
S.
6th
St.
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with
and
improvements
upon
the
Gold
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trict No. 57, Gold H ill, Oregon, does 'Object to redemption as provided
Over Peerless Clothing Co. +
this IH h day of July, 1929, publish by law, all of the right title and in­ H ill Limestone Piaeer Claim situat­
Grants Pass, Oregon
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ed
in
the
Kanes
Creek
Mining
Dis­
nolice asking for sealed bids for the terest that the said defendant John
Plato Work a Specialty
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trict,
County
of
Jackson,
State
of
transportation of school children on Iseli had on the 4th day of June.
Satisfaction Guaranteed or ♦
Oregon
(excepting
for
the
year
Boute No. 4 being the River and 1929, or now have in and to the fol-
your money back
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1918 when assessment work was - us
Blackwell H ill Route, covering the
owing described property, situated pended by act of Congress for said
distance between Clyde W alker’s in the county of Jackson, State of
♦ ♦ ♦
year), ihe loqalion certificate of
place on Ihe East side of Rogue Oregon, to-wit:
which is found of record in Volume
River io the Pacific Highway and
NW *4 of the N’W|4 of Section 12,
running Ihence to (he top of Block- Township 35 South Range One East 16, at Page 485-486, Mining Records
well H jll and returning to Gold Hill, of the Willamette Meridian, in Jack- in the oltice of the Recorder of
DR. O L IV E McKAY
said County, in order to hold said
leaving the southern boundary of
Diseases of the Colon
son County, Stale of Oregon.
claim
under
the
provisions
of
sec­
the district at 8:15 o’clock a. m.
Phone 196
Dated this 141h day of June, 1929. tion 2324 of the Revised Statutes
Bus must have a seating capacity
W hen any store in a tow n the size of Gold
RALPH G. JENNINGS.
of
Ihe
United
States
and
the
amend­
for 16 school children.
32 Tuffs Bldg.
Grants Pasa
Sheriff of Jackson County, Orefon. ments thereto approved January 22,
Hill can m aintain the lead in grocery sales and
Rid« w ill be opened at 8:30 p. m.
By
Olga
E.
Anderson,
1880
and
August
24,
1921,
concern­
in Ihc office of the District clerk
constantly increase their volume of business it
j20<Jy!8
Deputy. ing annual labor upon mining claims
July 29. 1929.
LODGES
should be proof to the most doubtful th a t there
being (he amount required to hold
Board reserves Ihe right to ac­
said
mining
claim
for
the
period
is some good reason for it.
cept or reject any and all bids.
NOTICE OF FIN AL SETTLEM ENT ending on the 31st day of December AMETHYST REBEKAH LODGE 97
J. N. C O R N 'inT,
A. D., 1928. And if within ninety
The best way to find out is to ask one of
Chairman of Board of Directors.
In the County court of the State days from the personal service of
BERTHA
COY.
many satisfied custom ers. They will tell you
of Oregon for Jackson County.
Lola Reed, Noble Grand.
this notice or within ninety days
Dislrict Clerk.
Jy 11-25
In the matter of the estate of AJ- after Ihe publication thereof, you
Myrtle Kelsoe, Vice Grand.
that it i.; here that they procure the best foods
d ecea sed ’
I “ fail
” ’ or —
e to
.o cumnouie
Bertha Coy- Secretary,
refuse
contribute your
to cat and at prices th at are in keeping with the
. otice is hereby given, that the proportion of such expenditure as
Lucy Mee, Treasurer.
quality of the product.
n?r|ei|S
'I? 8* filed his finnl re ‘ !c° - ° wner« which amounts to «375.00
hat the m ¿ b° 7 en,‘ 1,led court and your Interest in the claim w il! be
I hey will tell you th at they receive courte­
p o ln w £ S
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h
" " Pr” l>,r'y
" " “ b“ rlb“ ' GOLD H IL L CHAPTER W. K. C.
Meets Twice a month on the 2nd
ous, prompt service and free delivery. Get the
®nd 4th Wednesdays at their Club
at 10:00 o’clock A. M,, at ihc office
habit yourself and follow the crowd to Gold
rooms in the City Hall.
of the County Judge in ihe court
L E T U S DO
Myrtle Kelsoe, President.
H ill’s leading grocery.
house at Medford, Oregon, as the
Delia Kell, Secretary.
Y O U R H A U L IN G
HA^ I"OR SALE— Three qualities time and place for the hearing of
Rena Davis, Treasurer,
objections to such final account and
of Alfalfa hay. 3 Miles from Gold
W e do h au ling o f all kind*.
H ill on Galls Creek. Phone 31F21 for the consideration and settle­
P rice R ight.
Jim Estremado.
jll-1 8 ment thereof. Any objecting party
or parlies w ill file their objections
R e in k in g s
with the County clerk of said Court
“W here Price* S ell Quality'*
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Gold H ill Lodg. No. 12»
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on
or
before
the
aforesaid
date.
FOR
SAI.E—
79
tiers
of
dry
16
in
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Pine wood, cheap. See Mr. David * , , ,
Gold H ill,
Oregon
Administrator of the estate of Al­
Brown on W illow Spring« road.
♦ Meets every Tuesday evening •
tha Emma Ingling, deceased.
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V iti tors Always Welcome
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Prompt Service
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Facials, Manicure» and
ft 3
Scalp Treatments
Permanent Waving, Ladies’
! and Children’s flair Catting
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MEDFORn
M EDFORD,
a .
e
FRENCH LAUNDRY
Conger Funeral Parlors
J ohn
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G o ld H ill G a r a g e
K e e p Y o u r Y o u th !
of said section.
Ihstrd and first published April lg,
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Two youthful Gold H ill young
W e have Pickwick tickets cn sale here now.
ladies became July brides during
the pasl week.
Both girls were
in attendance ul the local school
lust year und were both members
of the girls basketball team.
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Miss Thelma Pierce, daughter of ♦ WI DON’T
Mr. and Mrs. J. Oliver (Si) Pierce,
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1 * G ding shoes IS our business .
M-H O rd er, giv.n very prompt attention
resident »of Galls Creek was unit­ ♦ A
ed in tnurriuge Io Harold Fuller of ♦ m e * *
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Medford, Sunday. The ceremony
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was )M-rformed in Medford by Rev.
J. E. McDonald al the F. M. par­
sonage with only immediate rela­
tives of the contracting parlies in
attendance. The young couple w ill
make their home in the county seal.
July 5th marked the wedding of
T H E L A U N D R Y D O E S IT B E S T !
Miss Murgurile Wyatt of this city
F A M IL Y F IN IS H
Io Velty Biles of Foots Creek. The
R O U G H D R Y OR SO F T F IN IS H
ceremony was performed at Grants
Pass, at the Del Hogue hole! by the
©ur wagon will call at (iold Hill and Rogue River
Itev. Benj. F. Kirnher and the prin­
cipals left immediately for a trip
over <w
the roast highway, returning
to this d ty Tuesday
F. B. French, Proprietor
Grant« Paas, Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Johnson
and son and Mr. and Mrs. Ber­
nard Johns and daughter of Weiser,
Idaho sto|>|>ed over in the city Mon
day for a vtolt wttb the W. J. Jones
'»<i'Hy. The Idaho people together
witll the
111»* Jones
Jnn»»« fofltllv
vlaltmzl Tues I
with
family visited
Mis» Murgurile Is the daughter of
day at Grants Pass as the guest of
Mrs. Bertha Wyatt, manager of the
relatives.
Highway Inn und the groom is the
son of Mr. und Mrs. D. I.. Biles of
Clifford Paige, of Glendale slop­ Fools Creek, and is himself an em­
ped over in the city for a short ployee of the Hogue Hiver Mining
lime Monday. Mr. Paige worked _ company at the huge gold dredge
couple weeks for the Mac’s Print­ al Ihul place.
ing company last year during Ihr
absence of Mr. Gaines, Glendale
SARDINE CREEK RESIDENT
manager, on his vacution.
INJURED IN AUTO WRECK !
your co-owner, who h.n made the
requires expenditure, by the terme
HOW ABOUT THAT
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