Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Angstead were
Medford visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Cook were
shopping in Medford Friday.
TUE COI.n HILI. NEWS THURSDAY JANUARY 21, IQ.P
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Mrs. A. A. T yler and Mrs. A. A. Moi o Candidates
il jui.vok bud chlckndces pnv rail*. obtain his share of food nn< nl the
A all er attended church at Medford
Of the five, the Clarks crow up same lime keep out of the way of
Considering Entry in
Wednesday evening.
pears to he boss at the “ tab’e" hut ollicrs. The ravens light In nearby
County Primary in Ills absence, the blue Jay rules, trees scolding III? diners vigoursly
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Griggs of Foots '
('reek w ire Gold 1!; 1 \ .1..:., V i
Mrs. Lee Cook and Mrs. Floyd uesday.
l.anee were shopping in Medford
Mrs. J. A. Grimes was shopping Tu^ S - ’
Mrs. W heali.y and daughter,
in Grants Pass Monday afternoon.'
*
..cona i.nd L u c ie , . ere n Medford
Mrs. M arjor'e Pena spent th e ' ^unc Moore spent the week-end Saturday evening.
at Grants Pass w ith her grand
week-end at her home in Medford.
mother, Mrs. Bert Stefihnson.
Mrs. Josie Force and Mi-s i u
dell Jacobs were r.iaon:! . I i!:.
Herbert Bautncrot is ili w ith in
Mr. and Mrs. Jim ChisRolm and shoppers Monday.
fluenti! at hi« home here,
children spent Saturday w ith Mrs.
Mrs. George lie :.;.::;../- Mr
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Adams were Welsh at Central Point.
& er^ d t.l vOiv « ia °.nd
'UVa
MP* A,VB C° Ok “nd Childrtn Clark, and Bertha Cey v t.c ...
Cook Tuesdaj evening.
wtr# sunj ay guests of Mr». Bob iord visitors Monday.
followed hi the Oregon jay. Thru hul have tipparetiily never develop-
The po’itlenl pot In Jackson eouu- il all, the little snpsudur w ith lb i I su'f dent courage Io pnrtuke In
u . ..n’t i
boil w ill) new vig short legs keeps busy In attempts to (he least.
or, r.n.l t diueii >r so candidate*
f o' i. va ous i . ;\‘s are in tiv.
n.
i ' l l . . . ■ 'low ' feeling the
I uh • ’ ulse," ; , . «lory to filing .
I
,.. t week th rr? has he n con-
»•!' ' • iiis h i!
mound Hie
*
a" i ,, a ,v ¿,1.,; 0113 CCUil-
i i . e r.jio .'i ¿»day said that C. C.
!!i \ee a I." in t'.o Jacksonville
.ang;, is u possible candidate fur,
Ih legislature, E. U. Day of Sam's
An average of 65 students O'e now \a l cy w ill seek re-election to Sa
Clayton Adams is spending the Ad“mi •< hsr home here
taking advantage of the hot lunches lem, and Hulbert S. Deuel, although
Week w ith his grandmother, Mrs.
Mrs. Cl«o G ilchrist left Monday being served ul the Gold H ill school,
Hoffman in Central Point.
lie has made ho definite statement,
for Eugene fo r a visit w ith her sis
according to the latest report.
’ '• eondd’rcd u likely prospect, by
Mrs. W. R. Wglker Is slightly im ter, Mrs. Evelyn Caldwell. She w ill
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Drake were Ids friends. Wm. Briggs of Ashland
proved after being severely ill at be gone several weeks.
Grants Puss Visitors Wednesday. lias also been mentioned.
her home in this city.
Seth Coy, who has been very ill Mrs. C. F. Beck of that city returned
I'lie Sheriff's race, " i l l , six eiin-
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cook are spend w ith malaria, is improving, and it is home w ith them to spend the week didates already in Ihe running is
likely Io have another entry, Ever
ing the week at th eir mine in the thought he w ill be able to be out end.
by the end of the week.
ett Beeson, young Talent funner.
Foots Crqek district.
Mr. and Jbs. Bolt Adams had as Beeson says lie has not yet made up
Mrs. If. D. Reed returned Satur Sunday dinner guests Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Drake were
his mind, hut many think lie is in
guests o f Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Beck day from Portland after spending Hoffman of Central Point, Mr. and the mood to run.
a short time w ith friends in that Mrs. Karl Adams and Mr. and Mrs.
at Grants Pass Wednesday.
George It. Carter, who some lime
city.
Alva Cook.
ago, declared himself a candi
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Reed were in
date for the Republican nomination
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bates of Rogue
Medford Tuesday afternoon on busi
Veltie Riles who has been em
River and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Griggs ployed by the Pacific F ruit Co., at fo r county clerk, filed fo rm a lly
ness.
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Medford, sprained his back last Monday.
Jim Chisholm spent the week Norton Sunday evening.
Hoover has been active in Grange
week, and was forced to remain at
end at his home here, from the mine
circles and was a member of the
home.
He
is
considerably
improved,
The Rebekah Hawaiian orches
where he is w orking in “The Mead
school teachers' pay reduction cam
tra practiced at Medford under the now, however.
ows.”
paign. Hoover was also mentioned
supervision of Mrs. Meisinger Mon
Mrs. Elsie Brown and Miss W in i several weeks ago as a candidate for ,
The small daughter o f Mr. and day evening.
fred
W alker of Medford were visi county commissioner, but publicly j
Mrs. Snodgrass has been quite ill
tors
here
Sunday, coming to prac denied that lie had any such in
Mrs. Mary Chisholm and Miss
suffering from pneumonia, at her
Janet Chisholm returned Tuesday tice w ith members of the Hawaii tentions.
home here.
I tie Grange of the stale and coun
from Oakland, C alifornia, after an orchestra, at the home of Mrs.
ty plan, according to reports, to take
B. S. Wheatley left ’’’hursday spending a short time w ith relatives Paul Thompson.
i n active part in the coming cam
evening fo r Black Rock, Oregon, there.
Miss Edith Fenwick, who has been paign ami endorse a lieket. Hoover
where he has accepted a position
Mr. Convers who has been w ork ill w ith chicken pox, is considerably would probably gel the Grange en
in the depot.
ing on the section here fo r some improved and w ill soon be uhle to dorsement. It was also reported
Mr. and Mrs. Aurele Meunier vis time, has been transferred to Wood return to her duties as English that Henry Conger of Jacksonville,
ited Leonard Hail of Central Point, burn. He and Mrs. Convers moved teacher in the local schools. Me. (mother Granger, would not he ad
at the Sacred Heart hospital in Med there Monday.
Rriekert of Medford taught during verse Io the honor.
ford Sunday. Mr. Hail is recover
her absence.
I noffieial notice has been served
Mr. Van Houten was in charge
ing from an operation fo r the re
by the Granges that all candidates
Rev.
and
M
s.
MePheeters
and
of the “ Ace of Spades” Monday
moval of a goitre.
for county offices would he asked
afternoon, w hile "Bud” Snider at son left Monday morning, after
if they would take a voluntary ten
spending
some
time
caring
fo
r
Mrs.
tended to business affairs in Med
Bowman at her home in this city. tier cent cut In salaries fixed by
ford.
Mrs. Annie Martin w ill take cure law. County officials and lawyers
Roy Bowman o f Jacksonville is of Mrs. Bowman, who is confined claim this would be a violation of
! spending a few days w ith his to her bed.
the corrupt practice ad. A sim ilar
situation arose during the late cam
mother, Mrs. Bowman, at her home
Frjends here learned this week of paign fo r governor when Julius
in this city.
the marriage of Miss Leona Lentz Meier offered to serve w ithout pay
of Bonanza. Io Mr. Sullivan, teach —or nearly so— and ehnngnl lac-
er in the Bonanza high school. The ties when it was revealed it violated
wedding occurred the 29th o f De this ad.
cember. The Lentz fam ily are fo r
It is expected that Frank W ort-
A greasing job NOW
mer residents of Gold H ill.
man of Phoenix w ill be the Demo
cratic legislative randidate. lie has
will protect your car
A “ school visitation contest” w ill
run several limes previously during
during this season when
be ronducted by the different
"Republican years,” and now that
it is subjected to heavy
grades of the Gold H ill school in the
Hie Democratic outlook is better
near future. The grades having the than usual, it is thought Hie parly
roads and hard pulling.
Are Not
most visitors over a period of time w ill again support him. He is :
w ill be given a prize or some rec well known fanner of the county
It will prolong the life of
RUN DOWN
ognition after the contest.
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Values to 85.99
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Special at ...
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DRESS SHIRTS
TROUSERS
Form erly 95e
Values to 85.85
Special at ....
Special ..................
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Work Shoes and Drraa Shoe»
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Values to $5.09
Special at ........
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BLAZERS
Value.'» to 86.IMI
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DRESS SHIRTS
Values Io *1.95
special
Special
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WORK SHIRTS
Values Io 95c
Special ......... ... ... 68c
STAG SHIRTS
Form erly 89.85
Special
$6.95
RUBBER BOOTS
(Knee Lenglh)
RUBBER SHOES
Values to 81 ,85
95c
Special
$2.95
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Grants
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People
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Lunch rtend and reataarant in
oonnectlon.
On Highway
Gold Hill,Oregon
W e Feature
5® . W
Fancy
Canned G oods
GUARANTEED HARD WHEAT FLOUR
$1.29 per 49-lb sack
SPUDS — 95c PER CWT.
MEDIUM SIZE NAVEL ORANGES
2 dozen for 23c
L ittle Leroy Carter, who has been
absent from school fo r several
weeks, returned to his classes
Monday. Lerov was ill w ith ton
silitis, before Christmas, and recov
ered so slow ly that he has not been
strong Chough Io return to school
u ntil now.
Lester Boling of the Kanes Creek
district was a visitor in Gold H ill
Tuesday and w hile here visited the
schools. Mr. Boling recently injured
his hand while w orking on the gold
dredge on Foots Creek, and has
been laying off w hile the hand
heals.
Semester exams were held this
week at the local high school on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
There w ill be no school fo r high
school students on Friday when
teachers w ill correct semester ex
amination papers and clear up oth
er w ork, before starting a new term
next week.
and
O il
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torists that is enjoying
the smooth motor op
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gives? Drive in and trv
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Station
Gold Hill, Oregon
Mrs. M. B. Merriman, and her mo
ther. Mrs. Matilda Cole of Grants
Pass, were Jacksonville visitors
Wednesday, where they were guests
at a birthday party in honor of Mrs.
Sarah Cantrall o f that city. The
occasion was also Mrs. Cole's
birthday. Guests included several
pioneer ladies of the valley, con
temporaries of Mrs. Cantrall, who
is 86 years years of age. ami the la
dies enjoyed an afternoon of rem i
niscing of the early days, follow ing
fine dinner served at noon.
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Special price on valve grinding for next week.
Ask us about it.
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Watch for the new feature in our ad next week
known as
“Happenings at Kell’s”
GOLD HILL GARAGE
Chas. Kell, Prop.
Birds Brave Cold
Winters To Stay At
Crater Lake Park
When w inte r comes to Crater
Lake National Park w itli its blanket
of snow, varying from three io 12
feel, birds can best realize the drear
outlook fo r food they had so easily
obtained «luring warm days of sum
incr. The firs l appearance of wind
j driven flakes bring instinctive tid
ings Io many members of the bird
fam ily that low er dim es would he
1 more conducive to food contentment.
| They soon leave their scenes of suin-
j inerlime jo y to linger in Hie low-
J lands u ntil the spring thaw lures I
J them hack.
flow cver, some birds are content
I to remain though storms cover (heir
food supply, hul soon learn that Hie
habitat of man is a solution o f their
problems. From morn to night they
flu tte r from white burdened hem
lock branches to the snow covered
ground and hack, enjoying the
thoughtfullntss of the park snow
crew quartered at Government
Camp. This w inter from 15 fo 2(1
birds have been lingering near the
buildings, always eager for scraps
from Ihe (aide.
Throughout the lenglh of waking
hours u n til .lay is claimed by Ihe
mountain night, they are busi’v en
gaged quarreling over Hie feast be
fore them, their ehlrplsli dl.b- ring
and slapping wings revealing their
anxiety for nourishment.
There are five species fa tin g full
advantage o f staying w ith in
the
park. Ravens, Clarks erows, Oregon
jays, blue jays and Williamson sap-
suckers are seen regularly near ihe
kitchen, w hile occasionally the lit-
Golden Rule Grocery No. 3
E. T. HAM, Prop.
FRE i SH m eats
Specials for Saturday
BREAD
-lb. loaves
5c
MOTHER’S
QUICK CATS
With China
Large package ....... 28c
STANDARD CORN
Per c a n .................... 10c
White Wonder
SOAP
io bars .........
33c
COMB HONEY
Per frame .........
15c
SHORTENING
4-lb. pails ............... 44c
FLOUR
Hard Wheat
49 H,. bag .......
$1.23
CORN MEAL
9’lb. bags ..........
25c
PEETS
GRANULATED SOAP
Large package ...../35c
MATCHES
Per carten, 6 boxes 15c
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