THE GOLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY. MARCH 8, 1934
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Point, Hansen (2).
Jack Purdue and Harry lloxle of Gold Hill Cagera
Galls creek were in town Tuesday.
Capture Tournament Ashland Jr. High 28; Bagla Point 25
Because they both lost their first
Mrs. It. L. Kenaston and Mrs,
games in the conference Eagle Point
Olav l.okken called on friends In
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und Ashland Jr. high met til the ,
Rogue River Friday.
Mrs. Pete Smith and son of
Fuss (fi)
C.
(«1 Scot! first game Saturday night to decide
Mrs.
Roy
Centers
underwent
an
Mr, «n<i Mrs. C. B. H om were
Grants Pass were Monday callers emergency operation in Medford McLaren (2)
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Porter on third place honors, The Llthlans |
Medford shoppers Saturday.
in
Gold
Hill.
won oul by leading the Pointers 28
Raker
G
Bromley
Tuesday morning.
Dr. Brysd of Ashland attended
John Stonibaugh underwent a
to 25. Ashland was ahead II Io 5 at
Subs: Rogue River: Meek (2).
Word
was
received
here
today
of
to business mutters here Monday
half lime and although less exper
last major operation at Sacred Heart the death of Alexander Kyle, of
June Moore spent part of her hospital Monday.
ienced at the game, managed to
Gold llill S3; Eagle Point 22
Jack
'Ashland.
Mr.
Kyle
formerly
lived
week in Grants Pass with
keep a lead over the cheese-makers.
Woodrow
Shaver
and jaca
was 90 ye#fs o,^
Although
leading
by
a
safe
mar
grandmother who has been ill.
Lee of Ashland kept his team In
gin
for
most
of
the
game
the
Bea
Little
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The
National
Federation
of
tie Orpha
Orpha Millspaugh
Millspaugh who
wht has N.e* n.h“ a 0
vers fell back in the latter part of running order. He counted for tl
.
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nix,
Arizona.
Spiritualists
will
meet
Sunday
eve-
been ill with scarlft fever has suf
tallies us well as gelling the ball,
Veneta McKenzie of Medford vis- uing at seven o’clock
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in the pavil their encounter with the Eagle
ficiently recovered to be outside
ited Sunday with her parents, Mr ion on the highway according to Point team to let them come within , hiking it down the floor und feeding
j it to his team mutes who then tried
now.
and Mrs. Harry Childers.
Mary Gerketi. who has charge of t point of the locals' score when the for the net. Eagle Point didn't seem
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Norton and
gun
ended
the
game
at
23
to
22
for
Mr. and Mrs^ C. W. Davis were the meetings. The Spiritualists have
small daughters motored to Med
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and been holding meetings in the hotel Gold lltll. In this game all-star Rit able to play up to their usual stand
ford Monday.
ter who towered over the smaller ard having lost very few games in
Mrs. E. G. Goff of Medford,
lobby.
Mrs. Bill Kinney, Mr. and Mrs,
Eagle Point team showed his abil their section this season.
Mrs. Rose Billings spent Satur-
20—Ashland
Dotts Eddings and Mrs. Art Mullin
ity at sinking one bucket after an Eagle Point—25
in Medford visiting with
Hanson
F
(12)
Fowler
were among Medford shoppers Frt- day
other
and
run
up
10
counters
for
SARDINE CREEK NEWS
friend^.
F
(#) !•<'*’
Gold Hill. It look good cheeking on Cineade
By
Mrs.
Lily
Dusenberry
day.
Mrs. O. C, Purkcypile and Mrs.
C
(#) Scott
the part of the Reavers to stop the Stanley (2)
Mrs. Ray Thompson and her
C. W. Davis were Medford shoppers
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(2) Porter
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wait have a fast Pointers from claiming the Avres (2)
mother, Mrs. Cora Olson visited at
ft
Bromley
large hatch of Rhode Island Red game but Horton and l.ingren were Gallup
the George Lyman home in Sams ! Saturday. •
Edward Shoemaker left Monday baby chicks for delivery W ednes- there ami managed Io keep the vis
Subs: Eagle Point, Marshall <R>)
Valley Wednesday,
'for California points in search of day in Medford for Mrs. Kate itors’ scoring down.
Grove (9), Ashpole (2),
Mr and Mrs. R. R- Kenaston and employment.
! Grieves of Prospect. This is their I Gold llill—23
22—Kugle Point
family and Mr. and Mrs. Graves
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Douglas Cameron has been first large hatch this season that Kell (5)
Stanley
F
all of Medford visited at the R. L. quile ill at her home since the first
was for sale.
(2)
Grove
F
Walker (3)
Kenaston home here Sunday.
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I wish Io thunk the many friends
! of the week.
(7) Marshall
C
Hitler (10)
Boyce and Barney Kellogg re
Roy Stone of Camp Bradford in | S. A, Dusenberry has been haul l.ingren (15)
<9> Ayres for their sympathy and kindness in
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turned to their home in Medford | Camas
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(2) Ashpole the sad death of Mrs. Jessie Cook.
Valley spent the week end ing poles for the new log house I Horton
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—W. D. Werl
Saturday after spending the past ' with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C, i that Mr. Studwell Is erecting on his
Cornuti;
Eagle '
Hill
Subs: Gold
place on the left fork. This land
month here while employed at the i C. Slone.
cement plant.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Meunier and Mr. has belonged to Mr. Dow of Grants
Lawrence Whitsett. Roy Cameron and Mrs, R E. Blankenburg spent Pass for many years, and was
and Claud Lawrence left Wednes Sunday in Grants Pass visiting with recently sold to Mr. Studwell, Fred
McFarlen and Francis Burns have
day morning for Sawyers Bar, friends.
been helping with the cutting of
California, where, they will be em
Mrs. George Dorman is sufficient
the timber for the building.
E. T. HAM, Prop.
ployed at the Gold Bar m i n e .___ ly recovered from her recent opera
tion for removal of a goiter, to be
Mrs. John Bingham and Mr. and
up and around most of the time.
Mrs. John Smith and family were
Mrs. Caldwell of Portland return- ,ynner guests at the home of Mr,
ed to that citv last week after vis- an(, Mrs George Smith, last Sun-
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iting here for some time with Mrs. ] day
FOR ALL OCCASIONS
O. E. Clark,
Crystal W ine Glasses
Mrs. Isobel Burns spent Saturday
Mrs. W, Eddings is greatly im
and Champagne Glasses
proved from her recent illness. She visiting with Mrs. Minnie Fiene;
is now able to sit up some during
d>ugh.
OCAIUAPPENINGS
Ham ’s Grocery and Market
Groceries and Fresh Meats
G IFTS
Specials for Saturday
Mexican Hand-blown
Glassware
Mrs’ .R
E. Blankenburg and <er Mabel spent Sunday with the
daughter Lana Kay. visited in the | Smith family ,n Ramsey Canyon.
In blues, amber and green;
glasses, pitches, bowls, bas
kets and jugs.
■ L* Daws home at Grants Pass
Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Henselman and
Tuesday afternoon.
family of Medford were calling on
Mrs. Clyde Walker attended to Mrs. Perry Wait and Mrs. Eva New-
business affairs in Medford Satur I ton, last Sunday.
day, and visited her nephew La
Vonne Garman at the Sacred Heart
Charley and Dora Smith were
hospital.
among the young folks from here
Mr. and Mrs. Veltie Biles who attending the basketball tourna-
have been making their home in n>ent in the Gold Hill gym, Friday
Medford for some time, have moved and Saturday,
back to Gold Hill. They are at pres
Gerald Robbins of the Del Rio
ent staying at the Bedford Biles
orchards was in our neighborhood
home.
Donald Slone spent Sunday with Monday looking for some extra
his parents, Mr, and Mrs. C. C. help in the orchard for a few days
Priced at 15c and up
Easter is N ot Far Away
We have a nice assortment of
Easter Greeting Cards and
Fancy Baskets.
Music & Photo
House
Stanton Rowell, Prop.
GRANTS PASS
OREGON
Î
Stone. He has been spending the
, winter at Tiller living on the ranch
J recently purchased by his brother,
>: George.
X I Mrs. J. AV. Livingston had the nail
> of her left thumb torn off last week
} while doing her washing. The thumb
¿¡j, became -------»—
entangled in the machine
w
hv not
on new
snrina
w e stock
S g up
apparel.
We | rollers and
as she was unable to re
offer you a few
J ’^ ' t h e n’ail w a i l r n ' o f f complet-
Spring
Is Here!
S. A. Dusenberry spent last Fri
day in Grants Pass attending lo
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fiene and Mrs.
Isabel Burns were guests Saturday
night at the dancing party at the
home of Mrs. Pete Kraus in the Riv
erside colony. They report a very
pleasant time.
Mother’»
QUICK OATS
with Crystalware
Large package ....... 25c
LESLIE’S SALT
Iodized
2 carton» .................. 15c
M axwell House
COFFEE
Pound can ............... 29c
PINK SALMON
Tall can»......... 2 for 25c
H eath’s
Stanton Rowell, Sole Owner
GRANTS PASS, ORE.
“Gas Up”
iw A S A u r r tt
WOWRlf-D WHEN
YOU SAID THE
BOSS W AS
COM I NO TO
D IN N E R
with
Standard
Learn what real car
performance is like. Try
a tank full of Standard
gasoline and notice the
smooth operation of the
motor of your car as
the miles roll by.
Complete Greasing
Service — Drive In!
Seth Coy, Manager
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FRIDAY-SATURDAY
WHEELER AND WOOLSEY in
“HIPS, HIPS, HOORAY”
PREVIEW: Sat. Nite II P- M.
Geo llrent: "From Headquarters
SUN MON-TVF.
The Big Musical Comedy
“I LIKE IT THAT W AY”
with Irene Dunne, Roger Pryor,
WEDNFSDAY-TIH HSDAY
Wurner Baxter, Myrna Loy In
“PENTHOUSE"
I Mulina« Dully
I veiling»
Kiddle» always
IheToggery’s
31st ANNIVERSARY
SHCESPEÜAL
GROUP 1
Fortune
Oxfords
in Black und Brown calfakln
mid grain leather» in a wide
range of styles. All regular
(H.Otl to $4.50 value», NOW
$3.35
Bar .................... - ...... 5c
GROUP 2
REGULARLY »5.00
KARO SYRUP
Blue Label
5 lb. can ....................33c
3 lb»..............................25c
Fortune and
Friendly Five
Oxfords
For dress and street wear—
In calfskin and grain leathers.
anniversary special
Ferry’s Garden and
Flower Seeds
$4.35
Your Quality Store
H .f lo
Al«o Lawn Seed, Bulk Onion Set» and Pea»
D R A K E ’S
General Line of Groceries and Dry Good»
"Where Every Dollar
Docs Ils Duly’’,
MEDFORD, ORE.
Mr. and Mrs, John Smith took
Mrs. Smith’s mother Mrs. John
Bingham, who has been their guest
for the past two weeks back to her
home on Tompson creek, Tuesday.
Alice Duesnberry, Jean Smith,
Arthur Dusenberry and Blossom
Durkce attended the Junior return
party Tuesday night, given in honor
of the Jacksonville juniors in the
high school gym. Ivan Governor
and Edward Durkee were also in
vited guests.
Mrs. Alice Herman and children
spent Monday at the home of Mrs.
Eva Smith.
MEAT
A large crowd gathered here in
the community hall last Saturday
to enjoy an evening of dancing.
A Man's Food
May we help you
select?
a • ■
Coy’s Service
Station
Grant» Paat
PALMOLIVE SOAP
No. 2 tin»___2 for 25c
j work done called on Mrs. Eva
Newton Monday evening. Miss
Adamson formerly taught the Al-
derbrook school.
NEVER WOR
RY A B O U T
FEEDING A
M A N , MARY,
J U S T G IV E
H IM M S A T
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Large package ........25c
FANCY W HITE
CORN
J ......
visiting
her home in Salem after -«Hina
several weeks with her daughters
SI in Corvallis and Eugene. Mrs.
* Wedgewood came here during the
* recent illness of Mrs. Davis.
Theatre
PEET’S W ASHING
POW DER
OLEOMARGARINE
Twin Sweater Set >383
eJy
,
Mr and Mrs John Simpson of
Gaps _ $1.00 and $1.50
Wally Iverson and Leslie Walker 5(ci)for(j an(j >fr. and Mrs. Francis
had the misfortune to tip over g urns Were guests Sunday at a
Flannel Slacks ............
S3
M's and
» n o $5.00
33.UU v
in Wally’s Ford on their way birthday dinner given in honor of
$3.95
......... . ,
,
home from the Sardine creek dance Mr, and jjrs. Burns and Mr. Siinp-
Sport Oxfords
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* last Saturday night. Neither one , O|J a, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
........... $2.95 to $6.50 * ' suffering serious injury in the mis-1 ... Fiene.
— Their birthdays all occur
........
J hap. The car was quite badly dam- within a few days of each others.
♦ Zipper Sweaters
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aged
$2.95 and $4.85 g i Mrs. C. AV. Davis has received Miss Mary Adamson of Salem,
* Shirts ..... $1.19 to $1.95 i word from her sister, Mrs, Frank who has been visiting relatives in
has reached Medford while getting some dental
Ï Ties ............. 25c and up >• Wedgewood, that she __
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KC
BAKING POWDER
50 oz. can ...I.............. 35c
RIVOLI
ORDER YOUR SEA FOODS MON
DAY AND THURSDAY FOB DE
LIVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
G o ld H ill
Meat Market
SPRING calls for those new buildings you have been wanting to build . . those
remodeling jobs that have waited so long . . and the badly needed repairs
here and there.
DO THEM NOW W ITH LUM BER AND OTHER SU PPLIES FROM
Day Old W hite Leghorn
Chick» & Hatching Egg»
10,000 capacity Buckeye Incuba
tor; 3,000 layers; 150 cockerels
from Brownell’s 250 to 325 B.O.P.
Irapneslcd stock,
Garrett Bro». Hatchery
& Egg Farm
East N St.
Box 183
(Go out East M & turn lo right.)
GRANTS PASS, ORE.
The Original Home o f Low Priced Lumber
'
W e W ill Be Glad to Figure W ith You on Your Building Need».
E c o n o m y L u m b er C o.
Medford, Oregon
North River»ide
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