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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 9, 1933)
H IE GOLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1933 THE QOLD HILL NEWS LITTLE PEN-O-GRAMS Established 1897 Published by Mac's Printing Go. R. E. BLANKENBURG, Editor and Business Manager LOIS BLANKENBURG, Associate Editor Ander t History FROM OUR FILES 26 Years Ago y//. Front the Gold H ill Sew» of February 15, 1907 • • • An Independent Newspaper Published in the Interests of Gold Hill Oregon and Vicinity Our city council should be given the power Io levy a city tax. Gold iiill is fast becoming a town of such size that the income derived from the saloon licenses is hardly suf ficient io meet the demands and is certainly rot large enough Io meet Ihe necessary expenses of the city and to have any left for streets and other improvements. c PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY VVLlL.VitLL, VOONCi r t w ’. - ô ü s r whaís AU. TW HUftiVt, NOW" Entered «1 the Postuffire «1 Gold IIMI, Oregon, (or trunsmlMlun through the mulls us eecond-otaai matter z Ssbacription 82.00 a year io advance. Advertising rates on appHoation. —M W M — WSWMBWSWSW— IWW————■——■—— —— ■— — ■——— > (dial at Portland for an exauiin- • idion. Foots Creek News (By Mr». Marlon Lance) Mrs, 1». A. McDonald, who ha' spool the past two months here Mrs. Effie Birdseye, Mrs. O. C with her husband, left Monday for Palmer, Mrs. G. It. Phelfer and Miss her home at Callahan, California. Nellie Jacobs from this communio Mr. uml Mrs. Elliott Butler and attended the Jackson County Public Health association meetings held son of Medford were Sunday dinner Thursday afternoon id the home ol guests al the home of Mrs. Effie Birdseye, Mrs. Glenn Fnbrick ¡d Medofrd. Ml»« Nellie Jacobs was elected communit) Boy Tompkins of Itivfern planta rhairmun lor Gobi Hill and Mrs. tion orchard, is confined to his Heed Carter for Hogue Itivrr. home with a very severe cold. Greenback Placers to Be Section foreman Fred Witt’s “Irish local” had a head-on collis ion with an extra westbound freight train just below town this morning. No damage, beyond the smashing of the hand car was done. The Jap flag man, who was sunposed to be riding ahead, had evidently taken a nap anil gave no signal to the approach ing train. *U ------ OÜR VERY BEST VALENTINE F O R jU U t C k 'ik 'iW I - E : Mr. and Mrs. M. Kilgore and Mr Reopened by Spokane Co and Mrs. Nelson Boomsluiter and son Nelson l.ee of Grants Pass were Archy B Curler of Portland and guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Boom- GIRL SCOUT NEWS Io any girl scout. sluiler at Riviera auto park Friday William Moye of Spokane, mining engineers, are in Grants Pass mak evening. NOTES FOB YOL’B NOTE BOOK (Mrs. Pena, Captain) ing prepu'ations for the reo|>cning of the Greenback placer mine on What interests you most in nat Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Joelson ami January 20, our troop bad a Morse son Leon of Roseburg are visiting Grave creek, about 20 miles from Code con'esl. The troops making ure? There are 8 different fields of for several days nt (lie home of Mrs. this city, according to reports re highest averuges were. Tulips, Can nature objects from which you may choose any 3 to work on while you Joelson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John ceived Sunday. The Greenback Is one of the best ary, Evergreen and Stars. The losers travel along Ihe Second Class “Nat Biles. are to entertain the troop. known mines in Josephine county ure Trail”. nnd is reouted in the past ns being I Due to continued cold weather we 1. Bocks, minerals, or metals. Clyde Galhralh of Evans Valley, one of the richest. Altout 15 years have not had our party. The longer son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Gal- 2. Insects. ago. nerordfng to the old-timers, an Í we postpone this event the more e- hrath of near the Alaska auto park, average of AM,MO worth of ore was I labórate become Ihe plans. As the 3. Plants; these may he' either lefl last week for the Veteran’s hos- are now February ’Jth, wild or garden plants. taken each week from the opera plans 4. Trees and shrubs. Ihe troop will have a hard limes, tions. 5. Birds. CH K ISTIA,\ SCIENCE NOTICE Valentine party. The Stars will fur Present plans are that work will 6. Water animals. be slalred ns soon ns the weather nish the rcfrcshmcnts.Tiillps prepare 7. Land animals. Christian Science services are permits and it is possible Io gel games, songs and eeremonics.Ever- 8. Stars r.nd (kinslcllations (to in held eneh Sunday morning nt elev trucks nnd further equipment up to greens furnish the program and Ihe en o’clock in the building across the mine.—Grants Pass Courier. Canaries will decorate the hall. clude the Small and Big Dipper). Irom Odd Fellows hall. Each membei must pay an admission Everyone is welcome. fee of two 'ticks of wood. Apples Wanted N O TIC E OF CALL FOR BIDS Friday the Stars had a candy sale In Relief Trade Notice is hereby given that sealed at school to raise money for their I Orchardists who have some apples • Gold Hill Ledge No. 12« « bids will be received al the office share of the entertainment and to • i. o. o. r. ♦ of the School Clerk of School Dis help our troop meet our yearly quotn let I that they haven't disposed of • — e trict No. 57. Gold Hill, Oregon, up which must he paid in addition to can make a good-sized payment on their taxes with them, Hamilton • Meats eveiw Tuesday evening ♦ to 7:30 p. m. February 27, 1933, for each girls dues. the delivery of 00 cords of 4-foot Thursday, February 2, the patrols Patton, director of relief work for • Visitors Always Welcome • • • heavy body fir wood, split reason competed in dramatising the song. Jackson county announced late last • • • • » « ♦ ♦ « e e e e e e e ably fine nnd piled close without Puffa Biliks. The Evergreens won week. bulk-brads, Ihe same Io be delivered in this and will re-enact this skit at The relict organization is prepar AMETHYST REBEKAH LODGE »7. al Ihe .»chord house prior to July our party. ed to tuke a large quantity of mar Meets every Wednesday Night at the 15. 1933. If any one knows of a cook stove ketable apple.» al 30 cents a sack, Successful bidder must furnish and organ that wc could use in our which will be traded to Klamath I. 0. O. F. Hall, Gold Hill, Oregon bond Io insure fulfillment of eon Scout hull please tell the glad news Falls farmers for potatoes. The po- Carrie Puhi, Noble Grand. tract. The Board reserves the right Ethel Martin, Vice Grand. to accept or reject any or all bids. Elinor Force, secretary. Dated at Gold Hill, Oregon, Feb Lucy Mee, Treasurer. ruary 2, 1933. GOLD HILL CHAPTER W. R. C. BERTHA COY. Meets Twice a month on Ihe 2nd Clerk of Board of Directors, School and 4Ui Wednesdays at their Club District No. 57. rooms In the City Hall. May belle Dotson, president. Know what is going on in Sold Edith Bryan, seerclary. Hill—Subscribe Io The News and Madge Dorman, Treasurer. keep informed. : • • 80 acre tarni for sale or trade for U /: ik 1LI--1. good sheen ranch. Farm located in D r m k W ater W ith Meals Good For Stomach pood country 20 miles from Roches Water with meals helps stomach ter and 2 miles from St. Charles, In ou ire at ew s o office. ffice j Juices, digestion. of If Adierika. bloated with Minnesota inquire at N News gas a(|(J aids a sroonfl1, One dose cleans out poisons and washes Old papers for sale al The News I BOTH upper and lower bowels. office. 5 cents a bundle. I Becker’s Drug Store. Adv E-2 Conger Funeral Parlors MEDFORD OREGON RELIABLE REASONABLE u s e - c l e a n - q u ic k -h e a t MEW HOTEL C HU06CI on s JSIDER the healthful convenience of being able to warm quickly that chilly corner The discomfort of a cool ÏN THE^Mu'ROPOl.J'rAfi CENTER bedroom or bath can be quickly dispelled with the use OF SEATTLE of a portable electric heater which can be easily moved 200 ROOMS 2 0 0 BATHS from $2. , from room to room. O r the electric heater can be per manently installed in the wall Your dealer has either type and a wide voriefy of styles and sizes to choose from W hy not inspect them today? W IT H A VIEW OF TH E . M OUNTAINS ELECTRICITY it OS clean and healthful Otmar □ ». IS. I r ' i.L ÎCÀTTLC THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY a t sunshine th e c l e a n - q u i c k - p o rta b le E L E C T R IC e Another matter that will soon he one of importance to Gold Hill Is permitting stock to run at large in the city. The city ordinance pro vides that “milch cows may be per- tatoes will be used in the relief nitted Io run at large within the commissary in Medford, and Ihe corporate limits of Cold Hill. “This apples will be used in the Klamath however, does not mean cows that are “dry,” and calves and steers. country. “Thirty cents a sack isn’t' much Some people are taking advantage ef for apples,” Patton said, “but we Ihe ordinance at the risk of having are getting the potatoes for 30 cents their anima.’s inipoundeu. • • • a sack afld some apple grower here Some ir.isileant, wi ns? ideas of a can do a lot towards paying off his ¡joke are raiher diminutive, caught a taxes.” Growers with apples are request tittle terrier pup belonging to A. E. Kellogg and cut off its tad and ed to see or call Patton. ears, disfiguring Ihe little animal in a shameful manner. Such actions CLASSIFIED are certainly those of shome ftp rav Green Fir Wood, 81.50 a tier; ed wretch, who, if apprehended, also posts for sale. Trade for any ought to be dealt with in ' very’ thing. John Hitter. j!9 stronr terms. FOR CHILLY DAYS «L m • Someone tried Io gain entrance to Jennings io-others’ saloon one night Iasi week J.v tearing a screen off in he rear of Ihe building. He was evi dently frightened away before be i n g able to complete his work. An other parly, again this week bor rowed ait overcoat from Miio P. Want, without first obtaining Milo’s consent, and was wearing it down the street. When Milo saw his coat he immediately had a cold feeling end was compelled to "borrow it back again” from the gentleman. People whose fingers have a tenden cy to stick to things should go to a wanner climate, where they don’t have to wear overcoats. Mr. O. Sigesmund of Sutherlin, Oregon, spent several days in the community lust week on business. Mrs. Osear Moe was taken to Marjorie Cameron of Gold Hill (iranís Pu-i Tuesday (or medical 'penl ttie week end with her aunt, aid, she having been confined Io Mrs. Effie Birdseye and family. her home several days on account of Illness. Eil Holing from Applegate who is o|M-rnling his placer mine above Word was receives! Wednesday Lance brothers* property on the by II. B. Henderson, dredge master right fork. g|>cnl several days Iasi for the Bogue Itiver Dredge com week nt his home on Applegate on pany, of (lie death of Ids father al account of a gathering on his hand. Vancouver, B. C. a HEATER
