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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1932)
TMË COLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY, JULY •), t & k -.« -» » -K NEW S OF OUR FOOTS CREEK AND ROGUE RIVER NEIGHBORS (By Mr». Marlon l.a n rr) hron Milam mill Mina Clarabel Nye of llv.' Home Economics Kxlcn «Ion department nl I). S. C., Mr». Mu bel Mark, county agent of Medford, mid Mi»» Miriam Birdseye of Wash ingtoii, I*. C., who 1» teaehlng In summer school ul Corvallis, called ul the home of Mr». Effie Birdseye Sunday enroute Io the Oregon Caere. Mi»» Birdseye 1» a distant relative of the Bird»« ye fam ily here, het graiidfutrr being the first Vldlor Birdseye. Mr«. I.ester Bottoms und duiigii ter Mildred, mid Larry buerlg of Oakland, Calif., spent several day* lust week .»* guests of Mr. und Mrs Bub Cook. Mr». Botlams is Mr« Cook’s slster-tn luw. On Wednesday they made 11 trio to Crater Lake ae compunied by Mr», Floyd l.ioiee and daughter, lluth. tB S S Ina to vl»lt other relatives at Yreka mid borri», California. ODD BUT TRUE Mr. und Mrs, It. Eddington w .o » p e ili »oine lime nt I h r Cook und ttowi mine, inovid i Hi dr h o m e o i l Cidi» Creek Thiir»diiy. Mr . Hein> S'effm d"r of I ’ m l i m i l i arrived Tuisday rv m ln g Io visit her daughter», Mrs. George nnd Kuhin Koster Bough d r y, with those pieces that should be starch ed, starched and ready Io Iron; all flat pieces nicely ironed, ready Io use. onr tidkf. Io each pound nicely bund ironed, extru hdkfs. ul a clinrge of le each, nt— 8c Per Pound (Minimum Charge 50c) Bough dry, no starch in miylhlng, flat pieces all nicely Ironed, wearing ap parel soft nnd most of it fit to wear, one litlkf, to each pound; extra hdkfs. lc each, nicely hand ironed— 7c Per Pound (Minimum Charge 50c) FROM OUR FILES 26 Years Ago Family washings are our specialty. also W e Call Tuesday and Friday F r e n c h ’s S te a m L a u r .d r y Grants Pass, Ore. a The Childers A McClendon saw m ill on Kanes ereek is now in full op ration red is ru tt’ng from HOIK) Io 10000 fr« t a day. Mr. McC'endon »ays they hi.ve enough timber to run for two years steady. • a a T h. rltirens of W im er and Evans Creek are making hig preparations for llieir celebrating on July (Hi nnd expect a large crowd. J. L. Hanmiersly of this cltv and J. W. W im er of Wimer w ill deliver the oration», Ihe Gold 1HII Girls' hand w ill furnish Ihe music for Ihe occa- >. on and the Gold It 'll orchestra w ill play for the dunce at night. a • a (July «. 1996) G. I.. H aff came over from Apple- gate to spend the (H i. a • a Ben Hayes and Ed Bhotcn were at Jacksonville Sunday attending the drilling contest and hull game a a On Monday of tills week Messrs. Jennings Bros., of Lebanon, Ore., purchased Ihe saloon business of J. II. Beeman and are now conduct ing the sni.ir. We have not learned what Mr. Beeman expects to re engage in. • • • : wöj EM tn k 'lii OVERLOOKING UNION SQUARE The Ultima*: In comfort and genuine enjoy men! • • • selected by seasoned visitors os Son Francisco's ideal h o t e l ■ running ice water Excellent Onmg fcom t Coffee SI cp «0 00 *1 * tBOMROHO. » A , IR f U M t VR VtKMlMGlOM ftC. »MO WC GOLD T A ttU S CRM ’• ELEVATORS AAVE ö tE W M ed fo rd IN S T A LLEO VH OHE Office Phone Bes. Phone 272 272 DR. E. b. ELWOOD OPTOM ETRIST New Location 135 So. Central Ave. 2 boors South of Montgomery W ard’s Eyes Examined, Lens Duplicated Gias asses Fitted, Frames Repaired HEBEST ù F W tl ÒUVV.OVHQ« Many Cherry Uses Given By Extension Division Cherries are ripe! And they are plentiful! This year, as always, they hold a prominent place among Oregon home canned or preserved foods, as they are easily canntd and kept, says the home economics di vision of tile Stale college exten sion service. For canning, select fully ripe cherries, such as arc ideal for im mediate table use. A 30 tier cent sirup is preferred for Oregon cher ries, lhal ix. a sirup made in the proportion cf 3 cups of sugar to 7 cups of water, mixed together and brought to a boil. Cherries keep perfectly when canned without su gar, but held their color, flavor und shape better and require less sugar for the same degree of sweet ness if sugar is added at canning time. Dried cherries are delicious and can be substituted for raisins in puddings, pies, cakes and salads. D ry cherries unpitted by washing and placing them on a w ire screen in the oven or over artificial heat. A few of the cherry’ recipes available in mimeographed form up on request are given below: Cherry Olives F ill a quart ja r with large sweet cherries, leaving Hie stems on and packing Hie fruit as closely as pos- sible. Mix 1 tablespoon of salt and I cup of cold vinegar, and pour the mixture into the jar of cherries. Fill the ja r with cold wnter. Adjust the rubber and the cover, and seal the jar ns usual. Turn it upside down several times. Allow the cherries to stand for ai least tw o weeks before using them. These cherries are not heated. They make a firm salt pickle to be used with meats. Cherry Cocktail 1 pound cherries; 1-2 cup chop ped walnuts; 3 teaspoons lemon juice; 6 tablespoons strawberry juice; 6 tablespoons powdered sugar. Pit the cherries, sprinkle with chopped almonds nnd pour over them a sirup made by mixing straw berry juice w ith powdered sugar and lemon juice. Chill and serve cold iu cocktail glasses. Cherry Relish Remove pits from cherries, brain cherries and cover with vinegar solution made in proportion of 3 ( cup vinegar to I quart water. Let stand for 6 hours, drain cherries, measure them and add an equal measure of sugar. Let cherries stand over night. Seal. I I W. P. CHISHOLM. M. b . G e n e r it i ! P r a c titio n e r ! KROVlU, station Phones Office IO. He». 9-L Gold H ill, Oregon Visit the studio ♦ <.----------------------------------------- GARAGE IN CONNECTION I B. E. ADAMS C AB IN ET SHOP A C A B IN ET WORK A SPECIALTY Phone No. 25L2 O reg o n PROFESSIONAL CARDS ».............................................♦ 09 NEW TOM »’« i WITH DETACHED BATH AS LOW AS H ? ° SINGLE. ! 2 ? ° DOUBLE íAK lïiülAt CALIFORNIA-------- Ü IC K H L + -------------------------- * <3?° OOU3U 'P owell ?4§r';* 0 Y À à '» iè ÎL ■■ . d « SURSCRtBB FOR T H E NEWS $2.00 the Year 3 5 0 ROOMS W ITH raiV A T E BATH Home of HAM M tt V K T t wroCtt W « 1 P M U W 1 ' tw l C M * Start Your Chicks and Turks Right— Use Albers Proven Chick and Turk Starter and Grower Distributed by B O N N E R ’S F E E D STORE (1 Scuth Grape Street Medford, Oregon • Tjoiill fed. a t Ihme In. • cfpaciouL cManx Lobhr AS LOW AS 1 2 ? ° SINGLE. ¡Q >‘^ >¿¿>000000000000^ I Fourth of July in (fold H ill was a day of peace and quiet with the exception of un occasional fire cracker by some lio.v. Most of our citierns spent Ihe day at Mulford while a number retired to some cool spot n’ong the banks of Bogue river and a few spent the day peacefully "sawing wood." The band and hall team w ild to Wimer hut Ihe ball hoys were disappointed ns Ihe " tw lr k iz from the tall timber” got a severe ease of cold feet and refused to go up against the Gold H ill aggregation. W ill Also Pick Up Dry Cleaning qooooocoooòq «KM th I h t CORO I ---------------------------------------------------- ’ (Froie the fin’d IIH I New» of June 29. 1906) • Leave Order» at SHAVERS IIAKBEIt SHOP anil we w ill call and deliver at your home. M û * A O W U C A T l Of TRff- 0» OMA P A R K , IU ... % n » n A NlhR CtkOCM CW lM f «DM Irti GOVOtR GtvTÏ IM Billy Mee returned to brain Iasi night after spending several days In town. He was accompanied by Ed Wyatt, who goes to assist him at tils work there. Gents Suits Dry Cleaned, $1.00 Traveling at a white heat “w ith his hair in a braid," a gentleman made a call at the Medford city po lice station Friday evening, excited over the idea that someone had ap parently killed a small baby, and tuied it at the airport, near bis farm. The man’s wife had sern a couple dig Ihe grave, and place a small bundle in it. jump into the'r binrk car with a Ian top and speed away, ('noble to aland the thoughts of un» wrapping ihe “child.” after he had opened Ihe grave, the resident came to ask police help. After great preparation, and mus- .-ring of i nough courage Io slan.l he ordeal. George Prescott, city of- ficr and H. W. Cong' r, county cor oner. Irav.-’id to Ihe scene of ihe •Xrave where all c f the white wrao- » ngs were removed from the body ■f— il Maltese rat. Coroner lamger “refused to com ment’’ on the case Saturday, and Officer Prescott said he would ’’make no statement until his -attor ney (whom he named as Conger* was consulted.”— Mail Tribune. I OKl «ORMO W ÍU HteVbfW T tM W B kfX * TUI Y I K » W A U Mr» Id.i .lûtes who ha« been vis itine riln llv . s on the roast, h is re turn’ d Io Hie home of her «leogh ter, Me», fli'imas G-Iggs a NEW LOW LAUNDRY PRICES MRS MKl WNMH k i i l u : OCOOOOOGOOOÓ oôoo<xx>ooooo ■ |lr. ('.. It. It.iv drove down from Medford ill Ills new “ Beo" yesler M rs .. Ila m e lt Clark of Ashlam* 'day. was un over night guest the fir , of Hie week ul the home of her «on Another example of the value» L. L. Smith mid family neur Biviere of Gold Hill's mines, was shown auto park. She was ueeompunied In Wednesday, when J. K. K irk of Ihe an old friend, Mr. Sehwlndle from firm of Kirk A H ill, brought to •own a go d In- i k vuluelng nearly Central City. N. b. mi" Ihousat d dollar» amt which Mr. and Mr». Ernest Jacobson mid was the result of Hie free milling two children. Alice nnd Bobbv nnd of 17 Ion» of ore taken from the Mr*. Jneoti i i i i ' s mother, Mr». Rich Sours T rill’.' vein of the l.urky Bart unison of Corvull », were over group on S.irdine creek. This is the night gnes's Sunday nt Hie Birds lb 1!'I elean-mi Messrs. Kirk amt eye home, Mr«. Jui "hson is Mr«. Vi •• Hi I have made .M r'it't (he past tor Bird» >e'n aunt. They were go winter und sur'ng und is certain evidence that Hi • have n very rich properly. LOOK LOOK LOOK County Official« Solve Burial of “Baby” Donald Sl.elton und John Milt» h fl Tuesdu/ for Ih r Boy Scout camp ul Lake ()' Ih r W'ooil» wliere they w ill »petid ii i i i o n l h . huvi K f I ssaaa Gold H ill On Oregon Farina * , KOAC NOW on Full Time W ith Broader Programs * A 12-hour schedule daily except * • Sunday has betn resumed by KOAC, CORVALLIS— A system of over- the Oregon State college radio s ta -; hi ad irrigation for pasture land i *ion- w h ich on July 1 began a series which is said to be well suited to of programs which w ill include le c -, uneven ground such as is found in turcs, music and other talent from 1 western Oregon river bottoms, is not only the college but from U n i proving successful this season oil versity of Oregon, and Oregon N or the Frank H all farm near here. mal school as well. Control of the station was re This system, installed through the cooperation of the Oregon E xperi cently placed under the general ex ment station and County Agent C. tension service headed by bean A l II. Briggs, is being used by Mr. Hall fred Power.» of Eugene. Studios for to irrigate 10 acres with a supply this year at least w ill be maintain of water amounting to only 70 gal ed only at Corvallis as lack o f funds re lons per minute. Cost of equipment have prevented contemplated w is $650, which is considered ex mote control connections w ith other ceptionally iow for an overhead campuses nt Salem. Under Hie new organization a system. much broader list of program of HILLSBORO— Strawberry grow ferings is made possible by bring ers of Washington county are going ing specialists to the studios from ahead w ith plans for improvement Eugene, Monmouth and the Port 'd their business nex; year despite land extension center. The farm and as the present disastrous price season, homemaker features as well reports County Agent W. T. Cyrus. other offerings from the State col Several growers arc making plans lege w ill he continued as formerly. to take advantage of the newly of W. L. Kadderly, program director fered certiiication service for straw for several years, continues as man berry plant producers, or w ill fol ager of operations and programs low methods suggested for develop and head of the radio department ing disease free stock for their own of the general extension division. *« ****•« Before you REDECORATE this Spring see K. D. ROSS CO. Headquarters for Quality Paint, Wallpaper an<f Pictui Picture wallpaper and Framing Oar Prices Are Leweet 22 S. Grape Pbeae * ( • Good glasses if you need them — otherwise good advice DR. JUD R IC K E R T Sincere Scientific Service 222 East Main Medford, Ore. CREWS * CODDING Attorneys at Law 217 Liberty Bldg., Medford LARBY SCBADB Medford, Oregon Y ear Favorite Jeweler Siace l» ll JEW ELR Y, DIAMONDS Watch Repairing a Specialty Pirone 1 4 W 142 B . F rààt St Conger Funeral Parlors W UXI ♦ Gold H ill Lodge No. 12« I. O. O. F. APARTMENT HOTEL Meets every Tuesday evening Visitors Always Welcome Faoturinjf courtesy and ‘o a m f b r t .. . A q u ie t loca t io n y a t c I o m t o t h a p r in c ip a l c e n t r e s ........... F ritjfd o ire and m odem app oin tm en t« throutjhout. \M E T H Y 8 T REBEKAH LODGE 97. 'Ie ;,s every Wednesday Night nt the I. O. O. F. H all, Gold H ill, Oregon Kate Boss, Noble Grand. Pauline Thompson, Vice (¡rand. Evelyn Thompson, Secretary Lucy Mcc, Treasurer. OLD H IL L CHAPTER W. R. U. feets Twice a month on the 2nd n>l (th Wednesdays at their Club ■ooms in Hie City Hall. Edith Bryan, President. Winona Steelman, Secretary. Madge Dorman, Treasurer. BATES BY THE DAY, WEEK Off MONTH ARE MOST MODERATE ANGUS A U C H A N /•fe n e p e r 1040 -4 -♦ OPTOM ETRY use. ---------- Bend— F. N. Van Matre received REDMOND— Many methods of combating noxious perennial weeds contract to furnish 175,000 bricks to Auto Tops and Glass i are being followed by farmers in be used in construction of post Medford, Oregon office. this territory this year. Standard chlorate spray treatment is being uesd in many instances, but other "home made” remedies are also in use, such as flooding Canada thistle for severai days after culling and spreading straw or manure over quack grass or white top to a Office of County Coroner i depth of one to two feet and then MEDFORD RELIABLE burning it ufter it has remained OREGON REASONABLE there for several months. Both these have proved highly successful, re ports County Agent Gus Haglund. EUG ENE— A demonstration to de termine the value of superphosphate on Ladino clover pasture, carried out liy H. J. Merz of Ada, shows that the fert'lixer stimulated growth on poor spots but gave no material results where the soil was in good condition, says County Agent Flet cher who cooperated in the test. ; G E O R G IA S IR F L f WEST , , VANCCIIVT-P"c CANAPA I
