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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1932)
THE GOLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY, DECEMBER £ iQP Page ft Frank Harvey of Portland is a guest of his sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Merriman. Jack Kelly and Mr. Davis of Grants Pass were calling on friends in this city Sunday. Mrs. Lela Bowers who has been in a Medford hospital for about three mon.hs has been returned to her home here. C h ristm as T ree L ig h t s Set of 8 assorted bulbs . . . extension socket . . one-piece plug. i 49 cents Highly ornamental bulbs that dress up as « well as light up your 5 tree. An attractive bar L gain! C&BEconomy I “ Cheapest and Best’ Our Christmas Candy boxes w ill surprise you. Horning’s Shack at Grants Pass. Mr. and Mrs. Reis Chapman or Medford, were the Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs. Joe Blair. Mrs. Aurcle Meunier, Mrs. Joe Blair, and Mrs. George Hammersly were Medford visitors Monday. Dick Byerly of Lakeview is here G rants P a ss, Ore. visiting his daughter, Mrs. Jim •r i^ a 'tà r Clement and family. H O SIERY We have a broken and odd lot of Men’s Ladies and Children’s Hosiery at lOc a pair D R A K E ’S G eneral L in e o f G rocery and D ry G oods Campbell's December THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND Evening World, lie is now a vet ANTS: eran motion picture w riter and re IN I HE NAME OE THE STATE cently wrote the story for “ War. OE OREGON, You and each of you Correspondent." Charles Bickford are hereby required Io appear and answer the complaint filed against main parts in ’’The Last Man.' von In Ihe above entitled suit on or before Ihe Iasi day of four weeks from Ihe «late of Ihe first pub lication >f this summons, and C elebration In O bservation if you fall so to appear and answer o f S t a te ’s B irth d ay P lanned said complaint, for want thereof, SA V E ON YOUR the P lainti'f w ill applv Io Ihe Court X M A S S H O P P IN G for Ihe relief demanded in his eom- After two weeks of intensive work nlnlnl. suecinetly staled as fol and study Ihe publicity committee lows, to-v.il : That a decree be enter Of the Medford Chamber of Com ed adjudicating any and all right, merce lias evolved a comprehensive title, e-lute, lien or claim which plan which should create unlimited vou or anv of vou have or claim ALL LUGGAGE publicity for Medford mid Southern tr, have ••!. Io. or Upon the real Oregon, according to C. L. MacDon property situated in Jackson Coun ald, chairman, and which w ill not Oregon, described as follows, Mr Eldridge was in town Friday only• provide Ihe city with a vast ty. lo-w it: , . amount of publicity, but w ill tend from his home on Sardine Creek. The Northwest Quarter of the to promote a better understanding Southeast Ouarler and Ihe West thruout the rural districts surround one-half of the Southeast Quar Harry Williams of Sams Valley ing Medford; promote the use of ter of the Southeast Quarter, 55c M en ’» Tie» was a business caller here Monday. Oregon products, and be the means and 'he Si iitheasl Ouarter of of bringing a number of conventions the Soil'll'- isl Ouarler of the 95c T ie Seta Southeast Quarter of Section Gold H ill is where W illiam A. in the city in 1934. is pointed out by Mr. MacDon Thiel, -five: Ihe South one-half Carter, one of Oregon’s best-known ald It that Oregon w ill celebrate its H ou se Slipper« $1.69 of the Northwest Ouarler: the attorneys, worked on the railroad 751b anniversary of Statehood on Southwest Ouarler of the North $?.co values section and began the study of February II. »934. anil invitations east Ounrtee; lb" Southwest law. He lived there several years are now being mailed by the Med Quarter and the West one-half M en ’» S u its $19.50 ford Chambei of Commerce thruout of the ««ii'hrast Ouarler of but has been In Portland for Ihe Ihe United States announcing Ihe Section Thirty-six. nil ,ln Town $25.00 values last generation. Gold H ill also has fact that Oregon’s diamond anm- ship Thleh-four South of Range sent out millions of dollars' worth ■ versarv w ill be celebrated in that 'Four W et of Ihe Willamette T op C o a ts and i of gold bars, and. according Io ex- city, the second week of June, 1934. Meridian in Oregon. It was felt by the committee that O vercoat* at $13.50 The North one-half of Ihe i peris, “ tha'rs still gold in them thar although February It Is Ihe exact Northwest Ouarter; the Sou'h- hills” surrounding the little town. dale, it would be better to postpone east Ouarter of |h - Northwest H. D. Reed of Gold H ill was the first Ihe celebration until June so that Quarter and Ihe West one-half I customer to register at Hotel Port- visitors could journey Io (.rater of the Northeast Ouarler of See- lion One; the Northeast Quar I land yesterday.—Portland Oregon L aki Inasmuch as no other city has ter of the Northeast Quarter of ian, Nov. 27. recognized Ihe fact that the 75th Section Two, all in Township C L O T H IN G CO. Anniversary w ill lake place fifteen T h irl' -flv>- South of Range Four months hence and Medford W’est of Ihe Willamette Merid B u d g et H ea rin g S e t ently has promoted a “ scoop, Ihe M ed ford , O re. ian in Oregon. For D ecem b er 23 Chamber of Commerce believes that And declaring anv and all snen they w ill receive the whole-hearted claims Io he null and void; and de- support of all communities in Ore Friday, December 23, has been gon in order that Ihe celebration ******************************************************* set as the date for the public bear shall be statewide in its scope and 1 also do credit to the occasion which ing on the Jaekson county budget. prompted it. E X P E R T C L E A N IN G and D Y E IN G The first publication was made F ri It is als planned that citizens of day, and the date is the earliest pos lacksonviile w ill unite with citizens H ave Y ou r W in te r C oats Relir.ed if Medford in pulling over the plan, sible under the Oregon law. The particularly in view of the fact that public hearing w ill be held in tin- lacksonviile is one of the olilist county courthouse auditorium with towns in Ihe stale and also on ac Ben Harder of Medford as chairman count of it;, historical background hack to pre-statehood days. and all member» of the budget com dating The details of the publicity which mittee present. should accrue Io the celebration General approval of the work of have been larefully worked out by Aaron Bear Creek Bridge 530 Last Main the budget committee has followed the committee covering a period nt months, and ,he.n,.iV,*nf i 1£; its publication in all parts of the eighteen the invitations w ill mark the first county, it was said. step towards bringing this valuable Mr. and Mrs. George Lyman made The Past Noble Grand club w ill a trip to the coast, lust week-end. meet at the home of Mrs George Dorman Thursday, December 8. R L. Dungan of Sams Valley was Mrs. Win. Peninger of W illow visiting here Sunday. Springs spent Tuesday at the home Mr. and Mrs Tom Griggs of Foots of Mrs. B ill Force. Creek were business callers here Leslie Walker was absent from Monday. school a few days this week on ac Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Walker were count of a severe cold. in Grants Pass on business Mon Mrs. Cora Bumcrot is back in day. town after about two months spent working at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. Tylee were Medford Q Joe Hammersly on Galls Creek. callers Monday. t, 5 5 { 1 ereelng I hid Ihe said P laintiff Is Ihe owner 111 fee simple of said premises, and of Ihe whole thereof, free and clear of any and all rigid, title, estille, lien or Interest of suld and also Io the mayors of all Pa Defendants or any of them, and that After being held in the Josephine ing’s Shack, Grants Pass, Oregon, cific Coast cities, congressional dele each and all of Ihe Defendant» here wrapped for mailing free of chut gi • county jail for several hours, under gates, of coast stab s, governors of all in. and each and all persons claim observation, an unidentified negro western slates «ml a selected list of ing, or Io claim by, thru or under them, or anv of them Io be forever David Evans and Mr. Seolt of called “ Sambo Brown" by the sher prominent pi rsona including authors, enjoined, restrained and barred from Brookings, Oregon were here on iffs office, was freed, given a road journalists, etc. asset ling, altemphng Io eslablisb. or map, and told which direction to claiming anv rigid. Idle, estate, lien business Tuesday morning SUMMONS take to get to W ashington. D. C. or interest in or to suld property, or any portion thereof, mid that “ Sembo" v.'as brought in Io Grants Frances Childers is visiting her Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Walker an«: Plaintiff s title Io said premises be IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF T ill: sister. Mrs. MeKenxie, in Boseburg. Mrs. J W Clark were Medrord visi Pass last Tuesday afternoon by a STATE Ol' OREGON EOR JACK forever quieted and set at rest. group of W illiams residents who re Ihe date of the order for publica tors Tuesday. SON COl N IY. tion of Ibis summons Is December ported that the negro had been Ellis IL Jones. Plaintiff, Mrs. M. B. Merriman’s mother. 8th. 1932. The limo prescribed for vs. Mrs Matilda Cole, is confined to Mrs. Alice W athen of Mansenolu, roaming around their neighborhood pulilleation of this summons Is once C. L. Swormstedl; Mrs. C. L. Sworm for some lime anil hail been fright her home in Grants Pass on ac Colorado, is here visiting her par siedt. wife of C. L. Swormstedl; each week for four eonseeullve count of illness. ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. A Robinson, ening the women of the district. the unknown heirs of C. L. | weeks. I he dale of Ihe first publica County officials committed him to Swormstedl; ('.. A. Olson; Mrs. tion of this suumions Is December and other relatives. C. A. Olson, wife of C. A. Olson; Mtli. the county jail for observation. Mr. Logan and Mr. Davis of HARRY C. SKYRMAN. the unknow n heirs of C. A. Olson; I They slated Wednesday that al Mrs. Floyd Lance and daughter Burns, Oregon, who attended the fu Attorney for Plaintiff. Florence M. Kirkland; John Doe though he seemed to be a little neral of M. D. Jackson here, have re Ruth, were among Medford shoppers Kirkland, husband of Florence M I Posl Office uitiliess: Medford. Ore. “ mixed up" as to his name, age, Kirkland; Ihe unknown heir» of Pub. Dee. K 17 24 31. 1932. turned to their homes. Saturday. business, a id object in life, he did Florence M. Kirkland; \Y. S. Perkins; Mrs. W. S. Perkins, wife Reedsport— Winchester Ray Lum Bill Hammersly has been confined not appear to be dangerous. His Removal sale on Christmas cards of W. S. Perkins; Ihe unknown ber Co. operating on six-day, six- principal desire was to get to W ash- and candy now in progress at ! to his home for several days because heirs of \V. S. Perkins; J. V. i ington, I). C. they said. Rees; Mrs. J. V. Rees, wife of J. hour basis. The Della. *f of flu. V. Rees; Ihe unknown heirs of J. V. Pees; N. L. Dullon; Florence e s s s s s v s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s O iM iV S lV Miss Zelda Smith spent Friday in ' LAST MAN" FI ATI RE AT ROXY Mrs. M. B. Merriman spent Mon It Dutl wife of N. !.. Dullon; Medford visiting Mrs. Lyle Sehop- day at Grants Pass visiting her William W. Wind; Frank V. Sunduy anil Monday Ihe Itoxy Ward; Julius N. Heubner; also pert. .anther, Mrs. Matilda Cole. all nth persons or parties un theatre is showing Ihe feature "The known. claiming any right, title, Keene Miss Daisy Payne visited with Last Man." a sea story. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Walker and estate, lien or interest in Ihe real Thompson w riter of the story, used estale described in Ihe complaint Mrs. J. W Clark were Medford Mrs. John McFadden several days to be a newspaper comic cartoon herein. Defendants. last week. visitors Tuesday. ist, working on the old New Vor'. TO EACH. EVERY AND ALL OF publicity. Ihe first invitations are Reis Chapman of Medford was u N egro G iven M ap; T old to lielng sent to all Chambers of Com business visitor here Tuesday. H it R oad for W a sh in g to n merce, magazines, newspapers, and radio station! in British Columbia, Washington. California ami thegoa. Christina: Candy bought u, Horn SALE 7-2 Price CAMPBELL PHONE 1700 Medford Cash & Carry Cleaners Give Your Car a Christmas Present O F A G E N E R A L O V E R H A U L IN G A T O U R L O W P R IC E S A lso S ee U s for A n ti-F re e z e, P a r ts and A ccesso ries GOLD HILL GARAGE Announcing . . . THE OPENING OF THE “R offee R u p ” . (Formerly Chili Inn) A c r o ss from R o x y T h eatre M EDFORD W hy not drop in for lunch while doing your Christmas shopping? 25c S p ecia ls W h ich Include» F ren ch F ried P o ta to e s B read and B u tte r fro m 1 1 :30 to 7 :30 P . M . All tbo C n ffM v o u can drink fo r 5c E sp ee A n nounces H oliday Fares Planned as its greatest offering of holiday transportation, the South ern Pacific company today announ ced arrangements for Dollar Day excursions over both the Christinas and New Year periods. With roundtrip fares cut to ap-, proximately one cent a mile, the Yule excur-iions w ill be operated De cember 22 ,0 26, it was stated by O. C. Purkejpile, local agent. The New Year schedule w ill run from December 29 to January 2, he said. The return lim it w ill be January 4 in each case. The holiday progra.i features more leaving dales than ever before in the history of the company's now famous Dollar Day merchandising of train rides, ¡1 was pointed out. As a special feature, the company has arranged to deliver prepaid or ders of its excursion tickets pur chased as Lhristmas gifts. The excursions w ill cover the railroad’s lines in six western states and the low fares w ill he good on j all trains, according Io the an nouncement. Support Your Home Paper. EXPERT CLEANING. REMODELING and RELINING of All Kinds of FUR COATS. Etc. MEDFORD FUR SHOP 229 E. 6th Phone 544-J
