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P ace I THE GOLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY, JUNE 2, i q y —...... Fred Lewis left Tuesday fo r the Fresh Stawberry Ice at Horning’* Ered Baker returned Tuesday to NOTICK OF SHERIFF'S SAI H “ Meadows" where he w ill spend Shark, Grants Pass. J2tf 5 rekii, after about a week spent By virtue of an execution on some time cutting wood. foreclosure duly issued out of and w ith friends and relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Johnson and ... | under the seal of the C ircuit Conn Mrs. Nora McLane Boxes of candy, cigars and cig baby of Medford were calling on ,, . , , , “ •'hiinath of the State of Oregon, in ami Im ra ils is a guest of her sister. Mrs. I the Count) of Jackson. Io me di arettes fo r Father’s Day, June 19— Mr. and Mrs. Clinton W alker Sat Eber Davis, and family in this city. | •'‘•clcd and dated on the 1st dll) Mr. and Mrs. John A v e i l a of Sac at Horning’s Shack, Grants Pass. St urday. Mr. . „ . I M n . ramento a g guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. McKinley and fam Miss Evadna Musty o f Central I I oo I h Creek were huninvsi culler» Suvinjp Bunk, u cor|>ui .ilimi ;is Win. Puhi lii this city. ily of Medford were guests o f Mrs. Point spe nt several «lays Inst wet k in Gold H ill Wednesday« P ltiin liff, recovered j u il g m <» 11 t Mr. and Mrs. Vvlty Biles of Med McKinley’s sister, Mrs. Charles Kell w ith her sister, Mr. Joe Lewis and ...... ........I K . ' ov „ x : i . f t , l,,, r s i , ' ford were visiting friends in this and fam ily Monday. family. city Monday. Mrs. Susie Coy were \ n ka visitors Campbell, and George It. Dsltoen For smart ready to wear of good and Dorothy «»shorn, husband and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore and Wednesday. George Turner and son Fred were — —----------- ‘bfendanls, lo r the sum business visitors in Medford last quality, moderately priced se e daughters. June and Yvonne were ETHELW YN B. HOFFMANN’S, op guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Stephens in ATTEND BRIDGE DEDICATION I of I wo rhousitnd one hundred sev- Tuesday. | euty-six and tO-llMI Dollars, ((Kt, posite postoffice, Medford. MI2-J2 Grants Pass Sunday. liO.Ha» together w ith Interest Hi Mrs. Leonard Ramsey o f Klamath Mr. and Mrs. W'. H. Ferguson, I the rule o f 7 1-2 P tr cent per un- Mrs. Ray E llio tt of Timber, Ore Mrs. Minnie Guy, music supervisor Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hayes’ and num from June 2 Falls was a week end guest of her 25th. 5 ............ 1931, - Fur gon, was a week end guest of her in the Gold H ill schools, left Sat- Kathryn, Mr and Mrs Paul Thomp-1 «her sum of Nine dollars and 5D-RHI mother, Mrs. Minnie Eddings. parents, Mr. and Mrs. A rt Braden urday fo r Lewiston, Idaho, to spend SOn and Creighton. Mr and Mrs It ($9.50) w ith costs and d.shurse- meiits taxed at tw enty dollars amt Mrs. Mary Ann Pryce fell last and fam ily. about ten days w ith her mother. E. Blnnkenburg Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 80-RIU («2O.«tli Dollar«, ami the fur week and sprained her ankle so Mrs. Pries*. M tisinger and Patricia, and Mr. ami | (her sum „ • Two hundred dollars Mrs. Hattie Beeman, Mr. and Mrs. that she is unable to walk. and no too (¿200.1101 Dollurs, as at John Dufur and Burnham D ufur of Mrs. Minnie Guy and daughter, Mrs. Rud Force w en' among Gold >1» « * • * ™ ,i,d u s -, Mr. and Mrs. Cleo G ilchrist re Portland spent the week end w ith Aileen, George Iverson and son A r »»> ...................... . turned Friday evening from Wash relatives in this city. thur and Boyce Kellogg were among dedication last week eml. The E r- o lfire of said ( orl in sai l County ington where they were called by v sit. ,1 1 " " J1" ’ ; i l ' l day of May, 1332 Medford people who attended com gusons ami Hayes p a rk Jack Martin and Kendall Dufur relatives, also, returning home Sti i- ' ‘J’*' l,v «»'• " I" " ' the death of Mrs. Gilchrist's father. mencement exercises here Thursday * S >'*«• "»» I - j'uVy' left Monday for Portland where they evening. Miss Eva Coy came Saturday from w ill spend several days w ith rela camping Irin . Mr. and Mrs III nk- l'.32. at Rlam o’clock a. in at Roseburg, where she has been teach tives. Mrs. C. F. Beck and daughter enburp relurnin • Sun I iv evening ¡fjo»»! dot r of tin- t.’ourthous in tin ing, and w ill visit her mother. Mrs. Ellen, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Trotter while the others remained u ntil | Medford. In Jackson Conn- Miss Pearl Faulk of Oroville. and baby daughter. W allena May, all Susie Coy fo r two weeks. , u, p ife r fo r sole and wall Tuesday. C alifornia, arrived here Friday of Grants Pass were visitors of Mr. sell «1 public .auction fo r cash to ! the biglie! A1 Whitney, who spent the w in morning to spend about three weeks biild- r, Io satisfy said ' jod; in nt. it. together w ith the costs CDMMDNICATION8 ter at the county farm, has returned w ith her aunt, Mrs. Dale Norton, and Mrs. Howard Drake Saturday ! To the Editor: evening. a e. subject Io redemption as to spend the summer in Sams Val- and fam ily. Please convey for me mv sin- P side b ' law, all o f the right 1 1 1 I cere thanks and appr eiati-m f Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W 'ardrip and I Interest that the said de- ,ev' : Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kenaston and the whole-hearted sum - i t - en in.' •• John ('onion ami Etta Mr. and Mrs. Owen Woods of fam ily of Medford were guests of daughter. W'aneta of Coquille, spent ' throughout the counts’ a' the m>. mli Hid.aml ami w ife, Charles Weed, California, were week end Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Kenaston Monday the week end w ith Mr. and Mrs. mars election, which gas me t’- - II a.id George R. Osborn Fred Stone in this city. Miss Netty .and nomination fo r counts- eler' r dliv Osborn, husband and guests o f Mrs. Mary Morelock in on the occasion of H. L. Kenaston’s Stone returned w ith them to their G. ft. CARTER. on the 2711« das of Dr- this city. birthday. home Monday to spend the sum Go'd H ill News: mer. ................. - i-emher, 193(1, nr now have in anil to tin- follow ing described properly,, situated In the County of Jackson, Slate of Oregon, to -w lti lad five (.») lauigs Addition Io City of Medford, ail addition w ithin Hie eiaporale lim its ul "••• * ’t) • dford, Jackson County, Oregon. f/aieo ,n s , . .„iv of June, IU32. R AI.I’ll i. JENNINGS, Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. Rv Paul C. Jennings. Deputy. Jazz Piano Playing Short courre of eight lessons nt low cost. Haight Music Si i;d io 31S Liberty Biilg. Medford, Ore. Kindly allow- me snare Io lb a n ’ Fried Chicken Dinner Every Sunday, 12 till 8 (Other Time* By Appointment) ^O r T he H i-w ay In n N EW SH IPM EN T of Ladies Dresses Arriving Regularly Also a Fine Line of Ladies’ Summer W eight SW EATERS DRAKE’S 0. C. Perkypile. new Southern the many lovnl friends -f Gold Hit! Pacific station agent in Gold H ill who supported me during tbe M:iv | If. SW KKT has moved his household goods into primaries. a house in the north side o f town owned by W alter Dungey. Mrs. At the Perkypile arrived this week from Central Point where Mr. Perkypile was agent u n til a short lime ago. Medford Misses W ilna P >• and I ’lsie Ba ken and Melvin Sargent motored to Friday and Saturday Portland Saturday evm i.g. Miss “ ATTORNEY FOR THE DE Pee w ill spend the Milliner w ith FENSE” her im :ier at X».*bei",’ r r n Elsie w ith Edmund. Lowe Raker and Melvin Sargqnt w ill One of the outstanding pic spend this week w ith friends amf tures of the season. relatives in Portland. They w ill be Sun.-Mon.-Tues. accompanied home by Lyle Childers Ruth Chaterton and George w-ho has been attending Decker Brent in Business college. HOLLY MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME IN Brown’s Pharmacy (Formerly Magills) r none 91 214 E. Main Mr Mrs. Charles E. Mai! Ua Your Orders accurately and prompt Iv. (We P y the P o s tg e ) W e ( !l th e m O’J ^ n FOUNTAIN LUNCH IS UNEXCELLED "THE RICH ARE ALW AYS WITH IS " CLASSIFIED W ANTED: Woman in need of home (middle-aged preferred) tons, sist w ith cooking, etc., in exchange fo r room and board. W rite No. 100, Gold H ill News, Gold H ill, Ore. J2 Special Feature— BIRD SEED— 2 ’ 'j I W ed.-Tlnirs.-Fri -Sat. Janus Cagae.e ami Joan lllom lell in "TH E CROWD ROARS" __ W e mix the seed to suit vot:r " try " b rowñ ’ s T fírst (W e Sell for Cash Only) HOUSE FOR SALE or RENT. a T- so land and wood for sale. John H it. ler, Gold H ill. General Line of Grocery and Dry Goods The New Sensational Stewart Warner Get Your Vacation-Time PERM ANENT NOW REFRIGERATOR Open Evenings By Appointment Phone 1478 PALACE BEAUTY & BARBER SHOP 328 W. Sixth St. Medford, Ore. NOW ON DISPLAY W hen in Medford Eat At FRANK’S CAFE 21 N. Bartlett HAM’S GROCERY E. T. HAM, Prop. Under new management M. E. Boyle, Prop. “Special 25c Lunches” Give Us a Trial A complete line of boxes now on display — the smallest FRESH M EA TS Specials for Saturday • BREAD i-lb. loaves GOLDEN W EST COFFEE 5c 1 lb. tins ....................35c CERTO 45c PU R E LARD 8 lb. pails .............. 79c PR U N ES 5 lb. package........... 25c MOTHER’S COCOA 2 lb. p a ck a g e......... 20c Van Camp’s HOMINY No. 2% tin s..... 3 for 35c PIN EAPPLE No. 2% tins..... 2 for 29c Broken Slices 2 bottles f o r ......... W H ITE W ONDER SOAP 10 bars for...............25c Medford, Ore. Owners & Props. W ALDORF TISSUE Per Roll ............ J>c HODGEN-BREWSTER POULTRY FEED Lox containing over 4 cubic feet, sells for— Does Your Car‘Squeak? 99 $ Drive in and let us give the old bus a good greas ing and you’ll notice the difference when vou drive down the highway. We have the most mod ern greasing equipment. s 50 You’ll find eich and every box has the newest and best features known to the Electrical Refrigeration world. EE E TH for AFE ERV1CE Coy & Robinson SETH COY. Mgr. Ljinab ataad and restaurant is oonnealfon. < » H u b b a r d B ro s. Corner Main and Riverside Phone 31 Medford, Oregon 25c