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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1934)
i THF. GOLD HTLL NEWS THURSDAY, APRIL ia, T0J4 ■ « [ local iiappemncsi Miss Olive Turner has been em ployed at the Dale Norton home during the illness of Mrs, Norton, Wednesday Mrs. Mae Logan was awarded the beautiful rose wreath quilt given bv the local W. It. C. Mrs. C. Vroman who has been seriously ill for several weeks is now able to be up most of the time although not recovered sufficiently to attend to her own housework. BARGAINS i FOR ' Thrift y B U YER S Tiresfone C O U R IE R T Y R E Low price fb a the extra Krrngth and extra »ofay of Gum Dipped Cocde and Two Extra Gum Dipped Coed Pkee Under the Tread. Only Firestone give» you tht» patented (iHMtni -Til— A reef bargain. Come in today. compare Construction Quality • Price m et SIZE 4.40-21 4.50-21 s.75-19 30x3^ . . . a. >3.71 . 4.38 . 4.79 . 3.55 BRAKE SERVICE $1.50 ScionttfU Ad|u»tm ant FREE B R A K E TEST Firestone Garden Hose 50-foot lengths, $3.25 FIRESTONE SERVICE STORES Riverside and 9th, MEDFORD, OREGON Sybil Walker spent Friday in Medford w ith friends. Frank Childers and fam ily ami Mrs. O. E. Clark and granddaughter moved to Ferguson springs Sunday. Ethel Olson has been absent from school several days due to a severe case of poison oak. House for rent: t> rooms with hath. Garage, woodshed. *10 month. See Mrs. Della Shaver, adv. Mr. ami Mrs. John Strombaugh left last week for a visit with rela tives in Seattle. Olav Lokken is here from Seattle visiting with his wife who operates the Gold H ill Aulo park. Mr. and Mrs. E. A, W ardrip and iluughter were Friday night guests as the Fred Stone home. Mr. and Mrs. IL F. Drake were business callers in Grants Pass Tom Griffiths is down from his ranch on Sardine creek for a short visit with his sister, Mrs. Patrick. J. F. Rodgers is helping Gus Erickson build a garage and wood shed on his properly in town. Mrs. Roh Hayes of Phoenix visit- , ed w ith Mrs. Art Gorham Thursday Wednesday. afternoon. Mrs. Millie W alker and sister Mrs. Gorden Watrous and Merle Nel Lloyd M iller of Foots creek were son of Marshfield were Sunday among Medford visitors Wednesday. guests at the Fred Stone home. Yeltie Riles has been working this Mrs. Madeliene Pendleton and week in the sacking room at the children spent the week end in plant during the illness of Tom Ashland. Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stone were Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Lindley were Monday evening shop|iers in Grants Tuesday night dinner guests at the Pass. home of Mrs. Lindley's parents Mr. Mrs. 0 . C. Purkeypile is able Io and Mrs. W . W . Hittle. be out again after suffering from a Mrs. Matilda Parker returned to severe cold. her home here Sunday after spend- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Vroiuan and ! ing several days with her daughter. children of Yoncalla visited over Mrs. A. E. Kellogg in Medford. the week end at the ('. E. Vroman Mr. and Mrs. Fate Rowe and Mr. i home. and Mrs. R. E. Cook spent Sunday Mrs. Mark Gcrken w ill hold an on Fools creek at the Rowe and other meeting of the National Fed Cook mine. eration of Spiritual Science at the Ray Thompson and Art Roinell home of Mrs. Al Pankey Tuesday returned to Sawyers Bar, Californ April 17, at 1:30 o'clock. ia. Monday after spending the past Friends of Clarence Cook, who week with their families here. George Dorman was quite ill at has been confined in a hospital in Chicago seriously ill with pluri.i his home last week but is now able pneumonia, w ill be glad to hear that to be at work again in the cement he has been removed to his home I plant. and is slowly recovering. Clarence Mrs. Lelah Bowers motored to is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cook Grants Pass Wednesday where she of this city and is well known here. a'lended to business «'fairs and Rodger Meunier who arrived last visited her daughter, Mrs. Helen week from Canada for a tw e weeks Condit and lumily. Miss Netty Stone accompanied visit with his sister and brother, Mrs. Joe Rlair and Aurele Meunier, friends as far as Myrtle Creek Sun has decided to stay here as he has day evening where she met her work in Medford. He finds this un sister and fam ily and returned to usual spring weather decidedly d if , Grants Pass Monday morning. ferent from the 20 below zero con- Mrs. Kuth Cooley of Galls creek di.ions he left in Canada. called on Mrs. C. W. Davis Friday Mrs. Elia Mead of Grants Pass ac and reported that Mrs. Mary Gerken companied by Mrs. Hattie I. Cal is quite ill al her home w ith piuer- vert, president of the Junior Relie' i»y. Mrs. Bud Condit and daughter, Corp of that city and Gold H ill vis ited the local Senior Relief Corp Colleen, of Grants Pass were Tues Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Calvert day visitors at the home of Mrs was displaying a picture of the club Lelah Bowers. They attended to which she is training in Grants business in Medford in the after Pass who sang and put on a very noon. beautiful Easter program at a Art Gorham has received his new Grants Pass theatre recently. Ford V-8 paneled light delivery Seventeen members and friends truck which he w ill use in distrib of the local Garden club motored uting Font parts to dealers in south to Grants Pass Friday where they ern Oregon and northern C aliforn visited the Harrold Pansy Gardens. ia. Paul Thompson, Bud Force. Art At this time of the year the pansies are all in bloom and make a beauti Gorham and Frank Carter went on ful sight. Nearly everyone purchai- a week end fishing trip to Prospect. ed a dozen or more plants as they They did not report on the fishing were permitted to view the entire conditions but all agreed they had a patch and pick out the plant they swell lime. wished. Those attending from here 0 . C. Sinnwood of Oakland is here were Mrs, Cleo Gilchrist and son, this week supervising the tearing Mrs. Earle Moore, Mrs. Paul Thomp down of his old warehouse near the son, Mrs. Floyd Lance, Mrs. Bob railroad tracks. He is hauling the Cook, Mrs. Alice Cook, Mrs. Jane lumber to his ranch near Oakland Cook, Mrs. L illie McKay, Mrs. Eber where he w ill use Ihem in erecting Davis, Mrs. H. D. Reed. Mrs. Carrie some buildings. Olson, Mrs. W . W. H ittle, Mrs, R. E. H . D. (Johnny) Heed, great erup Rlankenburg and daughter, Mrs. tion of the Medford Crater club Meissner, Mrs. Fred Stone, Miss was among the group of Craters that Bertha Coy and Netty Stone. went to Crescent City, Calif., Wed nesday to advertise the co"*,n® specially chartered bus. The marriage of Miss Marjorie larshall to Delous Cox, both of ledford, has been announced for unday, A pril 15. Mr. Cox spent art of last summer in Gold H ill a nd is well known here. He is now mployed at The Toggery men's riving Thursday, and returning Sunday lo the CCC eamp al Drain Grants Pass. Foots Creek News (By M r*. M arlon M a c a ) Mrs. George Drummond and Mrs. where he Is stationed. Lloyd Miller were hostesses at the home of the former Tuesday for the John Smith attended lo business members of the Gold H ill Health Friday In Medford. unit. Mr. and Mrs. Boh Cook of Gold H ill uiid Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rowe of Mrs. O. C. Palmer entertained the Sams Valley spent Sunday al Ihelr members of the Ladies Aid of the mine on the rigid fork of Foots Presbyterian church of Bogue Hiver creek. at her home at the Alaska auto park Friday when un ull day meeting The parents of Mrs. Kortli who was held. A covered dish luncheon mine here from Canada are build was served to tw enty-tw o ladies ing a new home on Ihe Kortli tract present who were Mrs. George Bud- which was purchased from the Gold ley, Mrs. Albert Mcllvuin, Mrs. Sain lllll Irrigation Co, several months Sundry, Mrs. W. A. Johnston, Mrs. ago. W ill Day of Grants Pass, Mrs. Nan nie Murslund, Mrs. John Breeding, I.eRoy Cameron visited Friday al Mrs. Rowena Bonney, Mrs. C. L. Mc- Gold lllll w ith his grundparents, Mr. Nabe, Mrs. Vencil Cerveny, Mrs. | and Mrs. Wulter Dungey. Elizabeth Fowler, Mrs. (',. T. Baker, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Clarence Sleilil, S A K D IN K C K K K K N E W S Mrs. David McLaren, Mrs. George Hutchins, Mrs. Mcinscn, Miss ('ora (Continued from Page I ) Calcs, Miss T illic Anderson, Mis. W aller Couden, Mrs. Marion l.iiitc», and Mrs. Palmer hostess. During Hie business meeting, eleclion*of offic ers was held. Mrs. Elizabeth Fow l er was elected ns president, Mis. Mcinscn, vice president; Mrs. Sain Sundry, secretary; Mrs. David Mc Laren, treasurer. The next mcetiir; I w ill be held al the home of Mrs W. I A. Johnston at Bogue Hiver Friday afternoon, A pril 20. The hoys class of the Foots creek Union Sunday school enjoyed their annual hike Sunday on the mount ain between Foots creek mid Apple- gate. There were fifteen in III? party. Rowland Miller, Wallace Bol ing, Ross Turpin, Homer llurrisoii. Tommy Henderson, Donald Skelton, Duane Hutchins, Fred and Gene Korth, David Birdseye, Bruce Kcggs, Ross Riles. Claire Slumbo, George Hutchins and Marion l.unce, teueher, Mrs. Hutchins spent Ihe afternoon with Mrs. Lance. Mrs. Otis Johnson of Ashland was an over-night guest Sunday nt the home of her aunt Mrs. Effie Bird- seye while returning from a visit w ith her sister Mrs. Albert Smith of We Buy Old Gold Do not sell your old gold to «(rangers. We hold a U. 8. Gov’t llecn«e to boy. t. Mrs. Nellie Smith, Mrs, Manch Haley and C. Vroman visited at Ihe lióme of John Smith last Sunduy. Mr. and Mrs. R. W, Rmmey who have spent sonic time on Applegate, spent Saturday night here. They are looking for u new locution. A meeting of tlie Ahlerbrook school board was held Inst Monday evening at Die home of Die board chairman. Grant Powell, where it was voted to rehire Mis. Irene Johnson for the routining school year. Attending the meeting were John Smith, Perry Wait anil Mrs. Nora W ait, clerk. Mrs. Lloyd Miller. Mrs. Thomas Ovid Wheeler was a guest of Mr. Galligar and Mrs. Effie Birdseye and Mrs. Bud Smith last week, ar- from here and Mrs. M illie W alker of Gold H ill attended the Recrea tion school at Medford Wednesday evening. Phyllis M iller has been absent from school all this week due to illness, and Ralph Riles has been id home on account of the measles. There la a prem ium on gold (■old H ill are culling shakes for new roof for Jack Smith's hurn. Elsie mid Elsworth Ring have niude application for enrollment .it the CCC camp at Applegate. They were in Medford Tuesday on bus Mrs. Grant Neeley of Medford and iness in connection with it. Mrs. Neeley Sr. of Ashland were cullers Wednesday ut the home of Mrs. Errol Smith visited with Mrs. Grant Neeley's parents Mr. and Mrs. Lulu Dusenhcrry Monday, Mrs. Wallace Galbreath. Donuld Darnielle of Medford was Mr. and Mrs. G. Landers of New a guest of Charles Smith one day port, Oregon, were callers at last week. Riviera Auto park Thursday while on their way to Klamath Falls. The achievement tests from the second grade up were given Friday Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Chambers and afternoon In the Aldrrlirook school. fam ily who have lived on the Ed Woodcock place on the left fork of George H aff of Gold H ill railed Foots creek for some time have on Grunt Powell Monday on busi moved to Eagle Point. ness. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Guetzlaft and son Frederick spent Thursday evening at Ashland as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Guetzluff. A surprise was given Edward Durkre on hi» eighteenth birthday, .Monday evening by his mother, Mrs. Lillie Durker In the form of a iwrty. Among the guests were Elisr, Els- worth, George Jr. and Itlehurd Ring, Bernard, Ivan, Cecil, Lloyd and Bill Governor, Blossom Durkre, Delor es Drennrn, Allee anil Irl» Duscn- berry, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Drake. Mr. and Mrs. Rernard Governor anil Jess Durkee. Games and curds were played during the evening. J ewelers MEDfORO. ORE. Oil Need Changing? 1 Drive in at Coy’s Service Station Seth Coy, Manager W ise policy to change it more fre q u e n tly in w a rm w eather. It m ay save an expensive re pair job. NEW DRESS GOODS Voile*—Prints— Peter Pan* 4 yd. Length*, $1.19 FRESH VEGETABLES Strawberries and Other Fruit* DRAKE'S Full Line of Groceries and Dry Goods Ham’s Grocery and Market • E. T. HAM, Prop. Groceries and Fresh Meats Specials for Saturday • Large Package 28c KC BAKING POWDER 50 oz. can ...„...........33c M. J. B. JR. COFFEE MOTHERS QUICK 1 lb. package ......... 25c OATS DEL MONTE Crystalware TOMATOES Extra Standard No. 2*/2 tin* ....3 for 35c 4 lb. carton .............. 40c in crystal glass. in attractive designs, with trays. N ovelty Bottle Opener* Daka-W are Scooter* The Car Without a Price Class I W afc/i the Fords go by. Before buying a car at ANY PRICE, be sure to drive a Ford V-8. This Is a FORD Year for card table use. FANCY SHRIM PS 2 can* .......................25c ARM O URS STA R LARD W ine, Sherbet and Cocktail Glasses Beverage Set* No. 2’/j> t in s ..... 2 for 25c W arrenton M INCED CLAMS F lat tin* ........2 for 35c For Your Beverages ............27c SPINACH THE FO R D V-8 > PLANTS FOR SALE Tomato and Cabbage Plants. Fine lock, reasonable prices. W. G. [owes, Opposite Sherwood’s Au*o amp, West of Gold H ill adv. W H ITE KING W ashing Powder ■VHB Also Mexican hand-blown glassware in colors. W ESSON OIL MUSIC & PHOTO HOUSE Pint can* ..................20c Grants Pass, Oregon m «*<«««** ww »****«*****»**«* m ! i C. E. GATES AUTO CO. Medford, Oregon
