Gold Hill news., June 19, 1930, Image 5

T H B GOLD H IL L NB AR, JACKBON COUNTY, OREGON T il l KSDAY. JUNE 1t 1930
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We expect a .shipment of
ladies glimmer hats in
any day, also another
shipment of ladies
dresses
Watch For These ....
Children’s
Dresses
We now have a new
shipment of dresses for
children in d i m i t i e s,
prints and rayon
59c to 89c
Let us show you our
dress goods in voile,
organdie, pique
and Japanese
Crepe
DRAKE'S
condition »n»t w t solicit your in ­
spection. Morgan*« Red Front Shoe
Shop. Gold llllli.
II. I>. Reed, M. II. Merriman Janie«
Bower« and W, Martineuu were at
Grant« Puss Tuesday cvcuiyig in
allendanre at the Elk« celebration
AI Uli« ....... the II. I*. O. E in ­
itiated u new lodge in the Cave
city. A large clu«» of initiate«
were taken in ut thi« time.
J. M. Lively wa» at Medford, Tues­
day looking after business interest«.
Ed Peter» of El Eenlro, C alif­
ornia slopped over In this city for
a short time Friday evening where
he paid the editor a visit. Mr. Pet­
ers wa« enroute from Idaho Io the
southern city after a two weeks va­
cation.
The monthly clinic of the county
Health Association wa« held Tues­
day afternoon. June 17th at the City
Hall. Examination« was held by
Hr. Wilson and Mrs. King, the
county nurse. This clinic was for
the adnntage of the children enter­
ing into the new school year.
-R-« e a
a a a a a
f of the Southeast one-quarter (S E L )
and Government Lots nun tiered 1,
.... *7-
i?
L Township
:«>. ¡»oulh of Range I West of the
i, . 1. tu” ” ’ *' •'*erWhin containing I.-
064.78 acres.
O. ted this 27lh day of May, 1930
Cylinder Reboring
We have juat installed a Rottlcr Boring Bar
the last word in cylinder reboring tools and we
now claim to have the very best equipped shop
in southern Oregon for Cylinder and Valve work.
W E REBORE YOUR CYLINDERS
W ITHOUT REMOVING THE
ENGINE FROM YOUR CAR
GOLD HILL GARAGE
We have Pickwick tickets cn sale here now.
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„ n ,A’IJ>’11 G* J ennings
p lie r if t or Jackson County. Oregon
Jly OLGA E. ANDERSON,
Deputy
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■ Local and Long Distance
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Hauling
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A truck for every Job. In­
sured Carriers
Reasonable Rates
Reinking Trucking Service
Phone 11J
Conger Funeral Parlors
Gold Hill, Ore.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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WARREN COPPOCK |
Office of County Coroner
RELIABLE
REASONABLE
MEDFORD,
OREGON
Painter and Paperhangerj
Gold Hill, Oregon
REBEKAH LODGE HOLD
N1CKLE SOCIAL WEDNESDAY
♦
over the McKenzie Pass the Sparks stead Application No. 019000 for this
♦
uulomohile overturned and rolled f1 act of land, and filed affidavit, al-
The Rebekah l.odge entertained
C. F. PRUESS
down a fifty foot embankment, in- '
,i"L' "l," lel' ' 1 in the land
Wednesday evening w ith a nickel , .
,
„
i
e.
ha<l '” ■*11 worked out, and
that the
Lawyer
r;,| |and
social. Everyone present was call­ luring both Mr. and Mrs. Sparks. |and ¡. „,,, ,,„ v
they
were
taken
to
the
Hedmond
i
asked
for
a
hearing
to
determine
(lie
At Cold H ill Post Office Bldg,
ed upon lo sing, dance, or do some
present character of the land.
every Tuesday afternoon or by
stunt, those not responding were hospital fo r treatment. As soon as
Hearing
is
therefore
hereby
or­
appointment.
Mrs. Sparks was able to he moved
compelled lo pay five cents.
dered,
and
a ll
p a r tie s
I he following program was ren­ stie was brought home and is still in
interest'
a re
h e re b y
in
a
critical
condition.
directed and summoned to appear
dered: piano solo. Gene Hammer-
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at
said
hearing,
b,
fore
Mrs.
M. T.
B. E. ADAMS CABINET
sly; reading, Mis. Vroman; A Mod­
Edwards, Notary Public, at her o f­
.
SHOP
W illiam heed was a visitor in
Mrs. Frank Curler w ill entertain el Sermon, Lola Bred; piano solo
fice in the Liberty Building, Med­
Auto and Truck Bodies
(iraní« Pasa, Monday.
ford, Oregon, on June 26, 1930, at I
the sewing club, Friday afternoon June Moure.
CABINET WORK A
10 o’clock A. M„ and submit testi­
Lunch was served at a charge
at tier home on Garden how.
I
SPECIALTY
J
mony
in
support
o
f
their
claims
to
of five cents. Everyone present re­
Warren Kelsoe was a visitor in
Gold Hiil..|
this land, and final hearing w ill I Phone No. 25L2
ported
a
good
lime.
city from Medford, Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. it. Von Hoevenberg
be had at this office on July 10,
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1930, al 10 o’clock A. M. No testi­
returned Tuesday from Sail Fran­
Mrs. Nelson Bloomsliter return­ mony w ill be taken at the final
Mrs. W. Ellsw orth left Sunday cisco where they iiave been visit­
Jewelers—Repairing
ed to Klamath Falls after a weeks hearing, unless so directed by the
evening for a short trip to Seattle. ing the past several weeks.
sojourn at the Riviera Auto Park. j Register.
HAMILL A. CANADAY
LARRY SCHADE
Register
M29J26
llghw ay workers were in the city
Dorland K irk visi'ed w ith friends
\o
u
r
Favorite
Jeweler Since
Victor
Birdseye
and
Miss
Nila
near Grants Pass, Munday evening. Monday where they repaired a had
1918
Blakeway were united in marriage , N t1'. ICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
hole in tlie Pacific highway near
JEWELRY, DIAMONDS
The Hogue Hiver Civic rlu h is Sunday «veiling at 9 p. in. at the
the Nuggett Service Station.
Fried chicken dinner every Sun­
M atch Repairing a Specialty
building a swimming pool on Evans Esparto Country Side Community . By virtue of an execution on
day at the Gold H ill hotel. Good
church near Woodland, California. Foreclosure duly issued out of
Mrs. Joe Blair and children, Hay­ Evan« Creek.
and under tlie seal of the C ircuit
home cooking.
tf
mond and Buddie left for St. Paul
Court of the State of Oregon, in
Mrs. C. B. Botkins left for To­
Canada, Monday evening for an ex­
Eileen Shorb, Patricia and Sam­ and fo r the County of Jackson, to
Vaughn Quakeuhusli left Saturday
1J2 N. Front St. ♦
tended visit with friends and re­ peta Kansas lo enter the hospital my Spayd spent Wednesday after­ me directed and dated on the 2Cth ♦ Phone 145-J
morning for In q irriu l valley to look latives.
day of May, 19.30, in a certain ac­ ♦ „
for treatment
F.
F.
BURK
noon w ith Phyliss Miller
tion therein, wherein Jackson Coun­ ♦ Medford Tent 4 Awning W’ks ♦
after business interests.
ty Building Jt Loan Association, an ♦ Cajivas Goods cur Specialty ♦
Oregon Corporation as P la in tiff, re­ ffl -I u I m Cops and b)ass luclosures ♦
Mr. and Mrs. Bay Kenaston and
J. E. Wilson has been so confined covered
Mrs. II. D. heed left Monday for
Mrs. Gladys .Sundry and Miss
judgment against C. Frank ♦ Medford, Uregou.
daughter Elmore were in the city
42 ♦
to
bis
home
on
the
Clay
Biles
place
Portland where she w ill
visit
Bhodes and John L. D illard the
+
from Ashland as guests of Mr. Ken­ Loretta Mason are leaving for Los this week w ith asthma.
defendants, fur the sum of $12,528.78
friends for the next few day«.
nston*« parents, Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Angeles this week.
Dollars, w ith costs and disburse­
Kenaston, Sunday.
ments taxed al Thirty-one and 85-100
DOCTORS
Ruth hyerly is home from Port­
The Bogue Hiver Civic club is
(831,85) Dollars and the further sum
D a rk y P h ilotoph y
land again after «(lending the w in ­
of
One
thousand
and
no-100
($1,000)
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pickard ami giving a food sale at Mr. O. Kel­
“Dar ala* no such thing as easy Dollars, as attorney’s fees, which
ter in the metropolis, attending hi
Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Wilson and child, ly's store Saturday, June 21.
Onney, If you count In de hard ex­ judgment was enrolled and docketed
sehool.
W. P. c H I S H.O L M M. D
♦
planations an* de wear un' teat oa in the Clerk’s office of said Court +
ren and children were at Butte
General Practitioner
♦
Mi"-
Ralph
W;itts
from
tlie
Pine
in
said
County
on
the
26th
day
of
«•aaelence.’’—Washington
Stax.
Falls. Sunday as the guests ut the
Plwnés: Office 10. Res. 9-L ♦
Mr ami Mrs. Wayne Morris of
May, 1930.
Logging Camp near Klamath Falls
Al H ildreth home.
* Gbrd H ill,
Oregon. ♦
Notice
is
hereby
given
that,
pur-
California are visitng
at
the
♦
is visiting relatives in Hogue Hiver.
„•«□tipia ex suant to the terms of the said ex- + + * + + -i--l- + - t . 4 . * 4 . (. 4 . 4. +
IL h. Turner home this week enroute
BA Xi.>Ae v, ipiqu jus 3u„,l Mu|d a nod ecution. I wit] on tlie 5th day of
Logan Garden, Woodrow Shaver
to Alaska.
Mrs. H. H. Hobbins and two child­ Moqs
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'qjnox dqj
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— papdej July, 1930, at 10:18» A. M., at the ► ---------- --------------- Z
Linsley Dorman and Merrit H iltle
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O| i| exaq e.» jjujqi j.uop j„ front door of the Courthouse in the
left for tlie Citisens M iliary Train­ ren from Eugene visited Sunday
DR.
OLIVE
McKAY
J
City of Medford, in Jackson County
Win. Tlale, Eugene rcstaurnnter
ing Cump at Vancouver, Washing­ w ith Mrs. Robbins father. J. M. doqs qooq eqj U| uuiusu[Bs muu aqj Oregon, offer fo r sale and w ill sell
j
ChiropracHc
Physician
|
is lading a few days vacation and
J° A'paj pjo aqj paqnB , A q j j n | | eqj
Whipple.
ton, Wednesday evening.
at public auction fo r cash to the
(IO
aqx, oui asp) noA
is sending that time in angling for
Physiotherapy
highest
bidder,
to
satisfy
said
judg­
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u o iu x a /o ç HfSug
Hogue hiver (rout.
ment, together w ith tlie costs of
I he city has a crew of men at
Mrs. Yeo of Ashland was a wce^
this sale, subject to redemption as
work
extending
the
water
line
to
32 Tuffs Bldg.
Grants Paaa
end guest of her daughter, Mrs. Min.
provided by law, all of the right,
Prof and Mrs. Meislnger left Wed­
nie Sargenl and family Mrs. Sar­ Henry Richardsons new home on
tille
and
interest
that
the
said
de­
nesday afternoon for Eugene where
fendants C. Frank Rhodes and John
gent motored to the L ithia City, Mon Riverside avenue.
Mr Meisinger w ill resume his stud­
L. D illard liad on the 16th day of
day lo return her mother to hor
March. 1929 or now have in and to
ies during the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Laws and
home.
the follow ing described property,
daughter Freda motored to Grim-
situated in the Countv of Jackson, *
Ur. V. L. Dimmick
*
Mrs. H. I,. Kenaston was ut Grants
mett
Camp
near
Klamath
Falls
Sun­
State of Oregon, to -w it:
I have on hand a fine line of
+ Phone 391-J
112H
6th St. ♦
Pass. Monday, where she visited
Tlie East one half (E ’ i ) of the
used ranges in wood, eieelrie and day and returned Monday.
PIANO FOB SALE — Beautiful Southwest one-quarter (SW’ i ) and * Over Peerless Clothing Co. ■»
w ith tier brother who is a patient
cnul oil styles which are in fine
Grants Pass, Oregon
♦
piano to be sold at Gold H ill. W ill the West one-half (W ’ i ) of the *
at a hospital in that city.
Mr. and Mrs. N. It Hart and
Plate Work a Specialty
♦
Southeast one-quarter (S E L ) and +
take
phonograph
or
radio
as
part
daughter Ione arrived from Aber­
payment, balance most any terms the Southeast one-quarter (SEM) * Satisfaction Guaranteed or +
Several of the young people of
deen Washington for an extended
of the Southeast one-quarter (SEL ,
your m oney back
♦
you want. For fu ll particulars of Section 49; tie South one-half +
the city are busy this week prac­
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
and where it may be seen w rite (S’ t- t of the Southwest one-quarter + ♦ ♦ ♦
ticing for a play lo he given in Med.
Fred Dingier.
Factory Warehouse. 435 Washing­ (S W 'i) of Section 26; the North
ford, Saturday under the auspices
ton
St., Portland, Oregon.
J5-19 one-ha|f (N 1.-) of the Northeast one-
of the Jackson County Health Unit.
The Live Oak Grange function
quarter (N E 'u) of Section 30. Town­
Mrs. Minnie Sargenl and Mrs|. C.J.
ship 35 South. Range 1 East of the
belli last Monday evening turned
DR. A. LETCHER
FOB SAI.E — Brunswick Cabinet \\ illainette Meridian.
Shorb are coaching tlie play.
out lo he such a decided success
Also:
phonograph w ith 41 records, $25
Optometrist
that another party is planned for
Beginning at the Southwest corner
Radio w ith Philco elim inator and
Monday evening.
of Section 30, Township 35 South
Western Electric Loud Speaker, of Range 1 Last of Hu- W illamette
Glasses Fitted by Modern
price $40. Bob Millspaugh, Gold Meridian, running thence Nortl
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Whipple, Mrs.
Methods
H ill
2IJ4 along the West line of said section
M. H. Bliss and Mr and Mrs H
'680 feel; thence South 49 degrees,
Hobbins motored to Central Point
56 minutes East 560 feet; thence
Tuffs Bldg. Grants Pass
South 21 degrees 25 minutes East
Monday where the Hobbins w ill vis­
This is the time of year
019060
-i00
feet; thence South 52 degrees
it
at
the
Alvin
Williams
home..
This week gas drop­
Contest 4065
that lunch meat are al­
11 minutes west 157 feet; thence
INVOLVING HOMESTEAD APPLI­ South 23 degrees 56 minutes East
ped to 22/i cent per gal­
ways popular and as us­
LODGES
CATION No. 019060 for Lot 8 of 222 feet; thence North 61 degrees
Grandpa Stevens is very ill at
ual we have a good sup­
Sec.
25.
Tp.
36
S.
R
4
W,
W.
M.
H
minutes
East
189
feel;
thence
lon. That means cheap­
his home here. His daughter Mrs.
.1. Runyard, Contestant, vs. South 48 degrees 51 minutes East AMETHYST REBEKAH LODGE 97.
ply.
Clnrabelle Williams of Grants Pass Edwin
er transportation. But
420 feet; thence South 59 degrees
M. O'Harra, et al, Contesters.
and his son Ley! Stevens fro r DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, 12 mientes East 375 feet; thence .Meets every Wednesday Night at the
You may get hulk dill
it does not mean that
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Klamath Falls are w ith their father
220 feet; and thence West 1. O. O. F. Hall, Gold H ill, Oregon
pickles here also that de­
133,1 feet to the place of beginning
Roseburg. Oregon. May 20. 1930
at this time.
you must have a cheap­
Bessie Henderson, Noble Grand.
licious Wisconsin Brick
Lot 8 of See. 25, Tp. 36 S, H 4 W. in Section 30;
Etta Carter, Vice Grand.
Also;
er grade of Gasoline.
W.
M.
was
adjudged
mineral
land
Cheese
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Sparks re­ as result of contest of M. O’Harra
1 he Northwest one-qunrler (N'W-
Bertha Coy Secretary.
Here are some prices to
lumed from Hedmond, Oregon, vs. Volney Colvig, b y Commission­ '¡ ) of the Northwest onp-quarler
RICHFIELD GAS
Lucy
Mce, Treasurer.
and (iovernment Lot 3 in
where they were in attendance at er’s letter **N” of February 28. 1878.
compare:
Section 31, all in Township 35 South
On
May
8.
1930,
Edwin
j.
Runyard
always maintains a high
Bacon ................ 3O-35C at the State Grange. While going of Gold H ill, Oregon, filed Home- of Range 1 East of the Willamette GOLD H ILL CHAPTER W. R. C.
Meridian; the southeast one-quarter Meets Twice a month on the 2nd
quality product and you
Dry Salt Pork ....... 25c
t w .» 1
(SF.'i,) of Section 25; the North and 4lh Wednesdays at their Club
Pure Lard, 8 lb. pail
will appreciate that add­
one-half (N 1-.-) of the North one-
half (N ’-j) of S lion 36; and the rooms in the Cfly Hall.
ed power a n d smooth
.............................$M5
Madge Dorman, President
North one-half (N 1.) of the South­
/All different cuts of
west one-quarler (SW 1 ) of the
M yrtle Kelsoe, Secretary.
running.
Northeast one-quarter (N'FLii); and
Ella Patrick, Treasurer.
veal, beef, lamb or
the Southe sst one-quarter (S E *i)
THE
LAUNDRY
DOES
IT
BEST!
pork.
of the Northeast one-quarter (NF
1) and Government Lot No. 6 in ^ * < 8 * * * O 4 > * * * * * 4 > < 8 j
FAMILY FINISH
Section 36; and the Northeast one-
ROUGH DRY OR SOFT FINISH
quarler (N E 1,) of the Northeast +
Gold H ill Lodge No. 129
♦
one-quarter (N E L ) of Section 35;
♦
I.
O.
O.
F.
♦
all in Township 35 South of Range
Our wagon will call at Gold Hill and Rogue River
II. J. (Heinie) Drolette, Prop.
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1 West of the W ill.imette Meridian ♦
in Jackson County, Oregon;
♦ Meet» every Tueiday evening *
Also:
Gold H ill, Oregon
♦
Visitor» Always Welcome
♦
The West one-half (\VH) of the
F. E. French, Proprietor
Oeante Paas, Oregon
,<7mZ Happenings
Foots Creek
Rogue River
Gas is Down
K e e p Y o u rY o u th !
Nuggett Service
Station
Gold Hill
Meat Market
FRENCH LAUNDRY
♦
Northeast one-quarter (NE'4) and
the Northwest one-quarter (NVV'14) ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
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