W E GOLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1933
Clarence lledgpeth of Medford
visited with his mother, Mrs. J. I).
Hedgpeth, Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hayes of Phoe
nix, visited at the Paul and Ray
Thompson homes over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stone were
Medford shoppers Wednesday eve
ning.
Mrs. Bud Condii of Cirants Pass relatives in the middle West. This being at Banff, where H ip train
visited at the O'llura home Friday was the first Eastern trip i.nd v is it stops for two hours. They also vis
of Inst week.
j with these relatives for la.in.
Red Lake Louise and took a three
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The visit at the Worlds’ Fair wus mile hike up the uinlintaliis to un
Mrs. Bert Boss is working at the
Mrs. Mary Chisholm is working
r.M..,,.i.
n
.
, ¡brief however, us they tried to elevation of over 7,(MM> feet. Spring
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Del Rio Packing house.
at the Medford exchange packing
V i ° i',n< °*« *P*n<l days going over the grounds time in the Hoeklrs wus In reality
Suturdu» for I
house.
11 «m on mg a
wou|,| ordinarily require ut her« us the srusnu was reported to
Mr. H. F. Drake went to Grants
brsch.
least it weeks. Buildings of purlic be very late, und Hie small wild
Pass Tuesday on business.
Eugenia Quakenbush has accept
Glenn IJngren, who is employed ulur Interest Io them were, the Hull flowers were Just in bloom. They
ed a position in the Cecil Johnson
Fred Stone was a Medford visitor home.
in the three C eamp near Medford of Science where an entire day was then traveled on to Vancouver, took
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Otis Johnson of Ashland vis visited with his folks Saturday taken to inspect the wonders of the a boat for Victoria, and arrived In
Mrs. Cecil Johnson began her
j displays. The Bell Telephone ex- Portland July lUlli.
Miss Zelda Smith of this city and duties as teacher in the Sardine ited at the Douglas Cameron home »'ght.
titbit gave a free aouvenir call Io
Both Miss lluukry ami her siller
Saturday.
Ralph Trotter of Grants Pass motor creek school Monday of this week.
George Hammersly and Ren Paul any one of 52
,»„ were glad to arrive home again ns
ed to Crater Cake over Labor Day.
Toney „ Ross spent
Tuesday visit- spent the week end at their homes VnitP(1 St„tvs. ,»or„ and WM the they encountered several electrical
.
Tom Robinson is filling the va
Howard Dorman is staying at the cancy left by Art Braden in the Ing in Gold Hill from his mine on "ere from their mine on the Apple-'on)y cily naniM| ¡„ Oregon on the storms while visiting oil the large
gate.
churl, so Miss llunkey called her grain ranches III North Dakolu.
home of his sister. Mrs Maybell« ' Mcking room of (||< |o c -, cpmp„, Foots (.reek.
Dotson, in Central Point.
Wilbur
Martin
who
is
working
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Ciapenler
'"’ilher which proved very delight They escaped Hie severe heul In Hie
' plant.
in
Hilt,
California,
vislled
with
his
‘""I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
K.
Heilgpeth
ful ,or both parlies. This call re Easl, however.
R. E. Cook and Floyd M nce are
family
over
Labor
day.
.
Iof
Central
Point
were
Sunday
vis-
‘inired
wailing In line for 2*» hrs.
Mrs.
Clifford
Wright
visited
rela
spending a few days at the Cook-
I ilors nt the J. D. Hedgpeth home.
A »urv*y ° r
»»»‘Iblt
Mrs. Tom .Smith arrived home
Ross mine on Foots Creek, doing tives here over the week end, re
1- M. McConnell of Sams Valley i , . . . .
booths were made, but this turned Monday nlgld from Portland where
turning
to
her
home
in
Packwood.
a little mining and cutting wood.
was a business culler in town .J™ , U k<’*» of Sa'»»» ' « Hey was a
, r ,
incomplete as only she vislleil her small son, Jerry,
Washington, Monday evening.
Wednesday.
“
’
vCh,
h
¿’“'
v
over
I,«If
of lie ......... were who is receiving treatment In Hie
Mrs. Clinton Walker
arrived
nesday. While here Mr. Nickels had
W. P. Bailey, Homer Morelock
Monday from Holcomb Springs
Norman Bailey and Howard Dor- work done on his cur by local gar-
’ r,'*"n bctn* w,,e " Shrine luepllal. Mrs. Smith found
and Mr. hnn<
and «1
Mrs.
are ' m a n are working at the Silica prop- age men.
where she has been spending some nirkino
ik« Kenaston
( runt •
lliose omniltled. A very unlipie ills him greatly improved In health and
picking hops at the Grants I ass efly Qn
Crwk
,,|„y waa
visited whrre ,llc getting along fine. If no oilier <i|»er-
time.
hop yards.
.Mi. mid Mrs. B. Livingston, Bon- General Motor Company were as- alions are necessary he will he
Misses Nina Belle and Hasel
Marvin Emery who is working in *ce Ann and Vidor, of Redmond, seinbliug a modern mutor ear from home in a short Hme.
Claude Lawrence had charge
Emery of Ashland spent Sunday o f Mrs.
th « lo c a l ic lc n h n n « n f f ic « «t»n
Hilt, California, arrived home Sat- J Oregon visited from Sunday In the very beginning to the last min-
here visiting their aunt Mrs. L. T.
urday for a few days visit with his Wednesday at the home of Mr. and or details. The earliest to the most
Davis. In the afternoon the group day during the absence of Mrs. family.
: Mrs. J. W. Livingston.
recent forms of trans|Hirtatiou
Reinking
who
attended
the
wedding
enjoyed a ride up Sardine creek to
were found at the Travel nnd
Mr.
Leland
Cook
arrived
from
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alva
Walker,
Mr.
and
of
her
niece
Marie
Reinking
in
Med
the House of Mystery.
Portland Saturday morning to begin Mrs. **'igh Hayes and Mrs. Ruby Transportation building.
ford.
They returned via the Canadian
his duties in the Gold Hill high Vuakenlnish spent Sunday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Geifer arrived Mon
Pacific, the first stop of lni|x>rtnnre
with Toney Ross at his mine
school.
Mr.
Cook
is
staying
with
Mr.
day evening and left immediately
Foots ereek.
for the Van Hoevenburg orchard J. A. Thomason in the Heed house.
Loran Fleming of Millers Gulch,
FOR A FIRST-CLASS
where Mr. Geifer will have charge
Dan McCarter former resident or who is visiting in this cily with his
of the packing house. They are re this city, now of Pasadena, Califor
sister, Mrs. Jack Frost, motored Io
siding in Mrs. Lucy Mee’s home.
nia arrived here Friday morning for Medford with Alva Walker Wednrs-
a brief business stay. Mr. McCarter j da„
Clarence Cook and Charles Ross
expects to return to his home in a
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,
,
of Gold Hill attended an amateur f»w d«vs.
Mrs ,an d of Hiverxide.
radio club meeting in Medford Fri
j California, employees of the Van
WRITE A
day evening. About 30 amateur ra
J. Madison Lively arrived Sator- Hovenburg packing house, moved
Stop at Cov’s Service
dio fans attended the meeting which day from
Seattle and Portland into the Toney Boss residence Wed-
CHECK FOR IT
was held in the Medford city hall. where he attended to business uf- nesday.
Station. We have the
Holding down "overhead" ex
fairs. Mrs. Lively accompanied him [ Miss Paulsen and Miss Mitchell
Cecil L. Rowley of Berkeley.
penses is one of Hie prublems
latest Greasing- Equip
Trousers — Sweaters
on
the
trip
north
returning
here
local
teachers
in
the
grade
and
high
California, flopped in Gold Hili
of
business nowadays. And to
I schools arrived from the north Sal-
ment and guarantee to
Tuesday evening to visit his cousin, August 30.
Shoes — Work Clothes
pay all obligations BY CHECK
Mrs.
J.
W.
Merritt
returned
to
her
l,r*
’ay
ni°
r
,,’i"w
'[hey
are
occupying
Vaughn Qua&enbush. Mr. Bow ley
Is Ibe most convenient w sy of
do a thorough job on
Wl,h Mi“ ’«"'•“’V »■ the Mer-I
Men’s Furnishings
was on his way to Crater f akt, home in Central Point after several
meeting the problem.
week’s
stay
In
this
city.
While
here
n
“
hoU#i‘
n‘‘"r
,he
»cho°l
building..
leaving from there for his home in
vour automobile.
Mrs. Merritt arranged for some
Mr. and Mrs. Ar* Braden left Sal- j Buy Before Price Will
the south.
THIS BANK SOLICITS YOl’R
work to be done on her home near 1,rday for lim ber, Oregon, where
Have to Be Raised
Mrs. Millie Walker returned Sat the school house which is occupied Mr- **raden expects to find work in 1
ACCOUNT
“Our Services Are at
urday night from a trip to Ft. by high school teachers this year.
,*’e *’ox factory. They returned here |
Klamath where she visited with
| the first of the week ami are inak-
Your Service”
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Darling. On her
Miss Albertina Hankey, commer- ing arrangements to move to Tin».
return trip she stopped at Prospect:‘’•»I teacher in the high school o f , her,
FARMERS AND
and made a short visit with Mrs. this city arrived Friday evening of i Mrs.
Norton who was op-
FRUITGROWERS
last week Miss Hankey spent the L.Patwl on for
,jc|fu% |>s|
•
Pearl Moody
BANK
vacation nt her home in Portland (toy ,n , hp Grant, p „ „
nu
Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Gilchrist and and also visited the W orlds hair at pita,
Grants Pass, Ore.
rpporled , Q fj(. ,w
,
MEDFORD, ORE.
small son arrived home Friday after Chicago for some time.
Mrs. ne| ^ ; , . nters
carJng ,„ r ,hp
a two days visit with friends and
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According to an item in the ! children miring Mrs. Norton’s ill-
relatives in Salem. Mr. Gilchrists’
' nes.s
Lakeview
Examiner
of
last
week
mother, Mrs. Anna Gilchrist, accom
Among those from this cily at
panied them home and expects to telling of the baseball game be-
Seth Coy, Manager
reside in the Rogue River valley tween ,hal ri*>. and Alturas, two tending the Christian .Science lec
MEDFORD’S GREATEST ENTERTAINMENT
former Gold Hill men were listed ture in Medford Friduy evening
this winter.
in the Lakeview lineup. Paul Ang- were Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Haves and
stead and Charlie Orr, both former son Cecil, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baker,
athletic coaches in the Gold Hill Mr and Mrs Gu.s Tylee, Mrs. P E
Krause, Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn
schools played with the team.
Quakenbush, Mr. and Mrs. A A
Mrs. Earl Moore entertained Mon Walker nnd sons, Delos and La-
FBI-SAT
Complete Line
FRI-SAT
day of this week with a delightful Vern, Mrs. Elinor Force and son
Silvia
Sidney
childrens party in honor of her Billy, and Wallace Iverson.
Edmund Lowe
in Theodore Dreiser’s
daughter, Yvonnes’ sixth birthday.
Nancv
Carroll
Those invited for the affair were
I. O. O. F. NEWS
“JENNIE GERHARDT”
Eileen Frost. Patricia Thompson,
‘I
LOVE
THAT
MAN”
Every member is urged to be out
Elaine Robbins, Donna McKinzie, September 12 to help decorate the
New Shipment« of Ladies’ Silk Hose, Children’s
SL'N-MON-TIE
Loraine Richardson, Marie Cham hall for (he Grand Reception of the
Anklets
SUN-MON
berlain
and
Vonnie
May
Tepovac.
Gram!
Master,
September
14.
Come
Men’s and Boys’ Overalls
Joan Crawford
Buddy Rogers
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Davis arrived and do your bit.
Gary Cooper
Marion Nixon
home Tuesday noon from a Ihr-e
weeks stay in San Francisco Mr. MISS HANKEY ON TRIP
‘TODAY WE LIVE”
“BEST OF ENEMIES”
TO WORLDS’ FAIR
Davis entere I the S. P. hospital in
General Line of Dry Goods and Groceries
that city for an operation the day
WED-THUR
Miss Albertina Hankey, teacher
following their arrival in the Pav
TUE-WED-THUR
in
the
local
high
school
returned
to
city. Mrs. Davis visited with her .son
“THREE
CORNERED
“THE KISS BEFORE
Delos, who is stationed at the Prea- her duties in this city after a very
MOON”
enjoyable summer vacation. After
io there.
THE MIRROR”
spending several weeks with her
Claudette Colbert
Miss Netty Stone of this city ac mother in Portland, at the close of
Nancy
Carroll
Richard Arlen
companied
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ernest
Paul Lukas
,,, . .
. .
.
her winter term of school, she and
Mary Roland
.. a, , P and ,’'u,ah,pr- Wane»«, of , her sisler left the latter part of June
____ _________ Er^ink Morgan
GOO-mile auto trip on the Great Northern railroad for
Mats 25c
Eves 35c
Kids 10c
Mals 15c
Eves 25c
Kids 10c
Pass and p trip to Chicago and a visit with
E. T. HAM, Prop.
ILOCALUAPPEWINCSI
New Fall
Clothing
Grease Job
Heath’s
Coy’s Service
Station
CRATZniAN
School Supplies
DRAKE'S
Ham’s Grocery and Market
Groceries and Fresh Meats
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Specials for Saturday
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MAXWELL HOUSE
COFFEE
1 -lb. can ................. 29c
SPINACH
No. 2’/2 tin».....2 for 25c
PINEAPPLE
Whole Slices
■ No. 2 1-2 tin s ......... 18c
|
Carnation
WHEAT FLAKES
Large package ....... 20c
Kellogg’s
ALL BRAN
Large package ..... 20c
Del Monte
SALMON
Tall cans .........
18c
prairie
near
Presenis the Newest Io Fall Ready-to-Wear
to supply you with your new clothing for Fall and have selected with creates
care all the most authentic styles. The finest new fabrics in all the an roved
colors have arrived at our store. We invite you to come and see .1 is c i rfu
« f /'n e wearmg apparel and select your winter wardrobe from our as
^ortment. The prices are very attractive, and you will not notice that they
are any higher than in former years.
11 1
DUNBAR OYSTERS
Per can ............... 10c
SARDINES
Tall cans........ 3 for 25c
The Golden Rule’s
FALL OPENING
1
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1
Golden Bantam
CORN
Per can ............
10c
SHREDDED WHEAT
Per package .......... 11c
Bend,
— A N D LESS, in big, easy
riding steel cars on fast
trains —
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SO U T H ER N PÂ C
The Golden Rule
Everything to wear for all the family.
GRANTS PASS, OREGON