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THE GOLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1934 ------------ . [LOCAL HAPPENINGS I Boxy Tepovnc and sons w ere M id fo rd shoppers Monday. Mrs. O. C. P u rke yp ile anti Mrs. C. W. Davis were in M edford Monday. Chuck Green visited here w ith friends over Saturday re tu rn in g to Eugene Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. D rake were business cullers in (.«ranis Pass Tuesday. Miss N ellie Jacobs o f Della Farm was a Monday business v is ito r in Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Angsleud of Paisley, Oregon, w ere week end visito rs o f Mr. and Mrs. M e rritt M er rim an. Mrs. Bob Hayes and ch ild re n and Mrs. Betty Farm er o f Ashland w ere Sunday guests at the A rt Gorham home. ¡ I SAR D IN E (K E E K NEW S By Mrs. L ily D usenberry I | much Im proved over a recent ser ious Illness. | A tw o year old SeDnan-Tugeiiberg goat, belonging to Grant P owell gave b irth to three fin e N anny kids Mr. uud Mrs. Raymond Biles were lust Sunday, T h is is unusual In a o ve rn ig h t guests lust Saturday at young goal freshening fo r the firs t the tunne ol tlie hitte rs' parents, Mr. lim e. U n i. C am pbell obtained tw o o f tlie kids and w ill uttem pt Io and Mrs. R. W. D usenberry, raise them by hand. Mrs. L u c ille Reams and ch ild re n Doru Sm ith and Mabel Dusenber- Cora and D onald o f F ru itd a le dis I rie l spent T hursday of last we.’ k ry w ere each chosen th is week Io vis itin g various frie n d s and re la lake part in the Senior play, "N o lli- iug E ver Huppeng” , Io he given in tives here. the Gold H ill gymnasium A p ril Olli. Among the young lo lk s attending the Ashland basketball tournam ent The lib ra ry hooks kepi by Mrs. Friday and Sultirday were Dora Ju lia II. G riffith s are now being re S m ith, N ina C ro ft, A rth u r Duse.i- turned fo r the fin u l tim e, ns It Is b e rry and Lester D uesnberry. ulmost (line fo r them fo he returned to the Jackson county lib ra ry at Mrs. M illie W a lke r or Gold H ili, Medford. called on Mrs. Eva N ewton Friday afternoon, la te r accompany ¡ng Mr. Ed Shipley had the m isfo rtu n e to and Mrs. Perry W a il to Rogue have one o f E arl C ro ft's horses R iver Io grange play practice fo r w hich he was using, become en - the play "E v e ry b o d y ’s Getting tangled in a woven w ire feller, M arried.” m aking it q u ite lame. He hail Io g it help Io gel Hie anim al extrude«! S. A. D usenberry ami son A rtlu n and buck oil its feet. were in ('e n tra i P oint on business ♦------------------------------------------- e A D V E R TIS IN '« PAYS Saturday. KEEP VOI R NAME BEFORE I n i r . r i in ic The local telephone lin e w hich was out o f o rd e r several days this week lias been repaired und is again in w o rk in g order. I______________ ; C. C. Stone and son George w ere Mrs, John Slombaugh was a Med M edford callers Monday. fo rd v is ito r Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Soren Christensen Mrs. B ill Force is confined to her bed w ith a badly dislocated knee. were Medford shoppers F rid a y. Perry Sargeant w h o has been em Ed N olan le ft Wednesday m orn ployed in Grants Pass has re tu rn e d ing fo r his home in P ortland w iic i « to Deer creek. he w ill v is it his parents. Mrs. Bob Cook. Mrs. C. W. M a rtin M e rritt H ittle w ho is employed in and Mrs. Joe B la ir were among the M edford spent Tuesday here v is it M edford shoppers Monday. in g his parents and friends. Mrs» J. W. B ryan u nderw ent a Ernest L is te r, s h e riff o f Josephine to n sil operation in G rants Pass county was here Wednesday v is it Tuesday m orning. ing w ith C lin to n and D ick W alker Mrs. Chas. G ilc h ris t is here v is it and Mrs. Law rence W hitsett. ing w ith her son and fa m ily Mr. M r. and Mrs. F lo y d Lance and and Mrs. Cleo G ilc h ris t. daughter K uth, and M r. and Mrs. R. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Davis were Mrs. C. D. V rom an w h o has been E. Cook w ere Sunday visito rs on business vis ito rs in Grants Pass quite seriously i l l fo r some tim e is Foots creek. Monday. ••«ported to be in a m uch im proved Mrs. Paul Thompson is c le rk in g nt co n d ition . Mr. and Mrs. Grigsby and fa m ily have moved to the old Rowles place Drakes' G rocery d u rin g the absence ; A splendid c ro w d ntteinled the on the Jacksonville road. Mr. Grigs of Mrs. J. W . Bryan. play "E ve ryb o d y's G etting M ar J. W, B ryan w ent to G rants Pass by is te a rin g dow n the old house rie d ," given by the L ive Oak Grange re ce n tly vacate«! by the Ross fa m ily Tuesday to be w ith his w ife w ho at the high school a u d ito riu m in and is b u ild in g a home on the had her tonsils removed at the Bogue R ive r last n ig h t. The play Grants Pass hospital that m orning. p ro p e rty he is now occupying. was a success both fro m an e n te r V ic to r Richey. 34. and M attie Lee tainm ent and fin a n c ia l standpoint. **************** Babb. 29. both o f Bogue R iv e r, were The J u n io r W. R. C. is p la nning issued a m arriage license at the a d in n e r fo r th e ir mothers w h ic h county cle rk's o ffic e in M edford S T . P A T R IC K S ’ w ill be held Saturday al 1:00 in the last week. B e lie f Corp rooms. About fifty Geo. Iverson o f Medford was a ladies are expected to be in atte n d business v is ito r o f the local M. E. ance. Mrs. J. R. C alvert, Mrs. J. W. church Sunday m orning. He also Bryan, and Mrs. H. F. Drake are Mr. and Mrs. T ro tte r o f Hogue visited many old frie n d s w h ile in in charge o f arrangem ents. A regu- R iver culled al the E uurelw ool (.old H ill. A T G O L D H IL L la r m eeting w ill he held fo llo w in g P nullry Farm , Saturday Io obtain a George H am m ersly narrowly- the a ffa ir. hatching o f Rhode Island Ited eggs. H o tel B uilding missed serious' in ju ry Wednesday The Past Noble b ra n d clu b met —------- afternoon w hen a heavy beam fell last T h u rsd a y at the home o f Mi s. M r. I,n,I Mrs. George Sm ith e n jo y- S A T . N IT E , M A R . 17 s trik in g his head a g ra tin g blow E velyn Thompson w ith Mrs. Ge«v ‘ d Saturday evening at tlie home of w h ile he was at w o rk at the cement Haft ns hostess. A ve ry pleasant Mr. a m i Mrs. John Sm ith playing plant. afternoon was spent in v is itin g and cards. M u sic by A nother meeting led by Mrs. Mary electing new o ffice rs. Those e le c t-: G erkin o f the N ational Federation ed fo r the d iffe re n t positions w e re :; Mr, and Mrs. W ilm e r Hailey and JA C K S O N V IL L E o f S p iritu a lis ts was held at the Mrs. W. W. H ittle . Pres.. Mrs. F.her Mr. and Mrs. H a rry Young were GOLD home o f Mrs. A1 Pankey Tuesday Davis, vice-president, Mrs. Chas. lo o kin g fo r mushrooms in the D IG G E R S o f th is week. Much interest has K e ll, treasurer, and Mrs. B ill Reed, n e ighboring woods Sunday. O nly ,i been exh ib ited by local women and few have been found in th is lo c a lity secretary. everyone is in v ite d to attend these this year. — meetings. Next Tuesday, M arch 13, The greatest fo rtific a tio n s ever w ill be another gathering. Alice a m i I r is D u s e id ic r r y n e ro in erected are: (1) The Great W a ll o f Mrs. Fred Stone accompanied her China w h ic h is 1,500 m iles long, panied th e ir uncle Ralph Düsen- s ♦ X daughter, Mrs. E. A. W a rd rip o f has 25.000 tow ers fo r fo rts, rises b e rry to Ashland Sunday afternoon Grants Pass, to Medford Monday fro m 15 to 30 feet high, js 25 feet where they visite d w ith th e ir sister w here they attended to business a f th ic k at its base, was b u ilt 200 B. C.: ami hushtind Mr. and Mrs. Haymond fa irs. M r. and Mrs. W a rd rip and (2) The Great W a ll o f England Biles. T h e y are camped on the Sis 42 S. Central, Medford, Ore. daughter fo rm e rly resided in Med w h ic h is 73 miles long, has 14 kiyo u *, w here Mr. Biles has been fo rd but moved to Grants Pass large fo rts and 80 sm all ones, employed th is w in te r. > w here the fo rm e r is employed w ith stands n e a rly 20 feet high, is 8 fe d , Quite a num ber fro m here attend 4> the M axw ell C hevrolet Agency. C L O S IN G O U T th ic k , was b u ilt 150 A. D .; (3) The ed the dance in Sums V ulley last A rt Gofham, o f th is c ity , an em Great W a ll o f Peru, S. A,, w h ic h is E N T IR E ; ployee of the C, E. Gates A uto 40 miles long, has 14 fo rts, ranges Saturday. > IN F A N T ’S L IN E company, o f M edford, has been fro m 15 to 25 meet in height, is 12 : Jim S m ith has his ear in (ira n ís selected as tra v e lin g representative to 15 feet th ic k , believed to have : Vanta Baby Shirts, Bands, Pass A is week fo r repairs. o f that company. The com pany has been b u ilt about 300 A. D. B Hose, Gowns, etc. * just been appointed wholesale d is F o rm e rly p rice d fro m 50c to A good tim e and a good cro w d is : trib u to rs o f Eord parts and A rt w ill L elan d Clark to R ep resen t ?1.75 each, to Cose out expected at the C om m unity dance » call on dealers in Southern Oregon O regon M u tu al Fire Co. to be held here again next Saturday « 3 for $1.00 in a specially b u ilt sales car. ♦ night in the C o m m u n ity h u ll. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ A representative o f the Oreg.m ♦ *******************»*************’ B A B Y G IF T S Mr. and Mrs. W in. W rig h t ano ♦ M utual F ire Insurance com pany re Hand - made Dresses, Bibs, , ;j T h e N e w H a t L ine D e fa m ily and Mrs. N ina D usenberrv ♦ ce n tly completed a survey o f Med Sacques and many o th e r g ift anil daughter Mabel spent Sunday m ands a N e w H air L ine items, a ll greatly reduced in fo rd and Jackson cou n ty. He was v is itin g w ith E lm er W rig h t anil price. so impressed w ith the business ac fa m ily in Sams V alley, ♦ ♦ ♦ tiv ity and general favorable co n d i tions here that the com pany has de Mr. a nil Mrs. Ed Eiene w ere in ST A M P E D GOODS cided to devote m ore tim e and e f M edford on business Monday. See o u r new numbers in fo rt to the developm ent o f th e ir Stamped Luncheon Cloths, business in the te rrito ry . Mr. and Mrs. Eawrence Sm ith Towels, Scarfs. P illo w Cases, I.eland C lark o f M cM in n ville w ill were ill Grants Pass on business D avenport P illow s, etc. be in charge o f the business in th is Monday. T hey were accompanied | •«,; ♦ + ♦ county and w ill move his fa m ily to by the la tte r’s m other, Mrs. L o ttie W e T each K n ittin g M edford soon. Sm ith w h o visited w ith her sisters Mr. C lark states th a t 1934 is the Mrs. Margaret McAdams and Mrs. Come in and let us show you 40th ye a r’s business fo r the com M atilda Cole. Mrs. McAdams is lA‘t Us Style Y o u r H a ir fo r the m any a ttra ctive blouses, the Easter Parade. pany and th a t 1933 was the best in dresses and suits you can k n it th e ir long h is to ry . fo r yourself. Dance “Gas Up” with Standard Learn what real car perferntance 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. C om plete G reasing S ervice — D rive In! Coy’sService Station S eth C oy, M anager F e r r y ’s Garden and F low er Seeds A lso L aw n S eed , Bulk O nion S e ts and P eas Seed P o ta to e s. DRAKE’S G eneral L ine o f G roceries and D ry G oods ï The Handicraft Shop ♦ ♦ ♦ H em stitching. Pleating, B utton M aking and Hose M ending A L A IN E ’S B E A U T Y SH O P Ph. 1 5 l8 -M e d fo rd -ll3 W. Main Ä******************************** K n o w w h a t is going on in Gold H ill— Subscribe to The News and keep inform ed. P roved Dependability Careful buyers of fire insurance always insist on adequate, »afe fire pr< »t «-«-t i. n That's whj THE OREGON MUTUAL EIRE INSURANCE COMPANY has over 70,000 policy holders in Oregon. Policy holders save approximately -’5% of their insurance cost. All net profits arc returned to the policy holders as dividends or lower rates. All policies are NON-ASSESSABLE. Oregon M u tu a l F ire Insurance Com pany L E L A N D C L A R K , A g en t 19 N. B a r tle tt S t. M edford, O regon F ire, A u to and T ruck Insurance and Bonds it’s Gardening Time and as you plan your gardening— plan to purchase your seeds where you know you will get quality tested seeds that are sure to GROW. Your labor will not he spent in vain if you plant our Grand Spring Opening We also have a large supply of fine Onion Sets, Bulk Pea Seed and Seed Potatoes. • Commences Saturday, March 17 Let us remind you that while you are waiting for your garden stuff to he ready for your table, we can supply you with Brand new things, now being shown in every department. Our buyers have spent weeks to make this spring’s opening our best and largest in our history. W ith the result you will he greeted with a store full of spring time values that will prompt you to buy for months to come. The Golden Rule Corporation G rant* P a ss, O regon —M r» — ««'»A»" F erry and Northrup-King Vegetable and Flower Seeds F IN E F R E S H F R U I T S A N D V E G E T A B L E S Gold Hill Supply Co. P h on e 8L ‘W h ere P rice* S ell Q u a lity ” A. A. W a lk e r, P rop. W e D eliver
