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THE GOLD HILL N E W S THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1934 »- I I HAMUINK (H K K K NKWH By Mr*. L ily Dusenberry A. X. Peters amt Mr. GHIenwater of Ihr Allier'* Kcnl Research stalloa of Seattle war» eulllng on loeal poullry mell last werk. George Smith Im* b*en inlning on Ihr John Smith pluce the past few werk». Grant Powall and Gerald lienaan have beeil nilninii ul Ihr Lonr Kugle :♦ o o ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ < •♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « mine on left fork Ih r past week. Mrs. I.lly Dusenberry to see the Enough ore luis bren obtained Io tulip* in bloom. A thing of much enuble them to rqn Ihelr ore grind- interest beside* the named varieties er Monday mid Tuesday. of tulips is a beautiful bed of them Mu.lu.. . raised from seed planted six year* 7 ,O h“* ,e*’" W - T l, ,r * were blossoms from one Ills W O .I |K Medford Io seven indies In diameter and vsltlou I.,' \ u " ' . ' , ./ ' J * ; ' rw'" U " "'-I.V-seven inchea tall, vailing In Portland us Hie goesi or v |tn so many varied and new color Mr. and Mrs. Haberuuta of Grants combi:.alion* resulting from cross Pass. She returned to her home polinatliiii. A ls i then were many Tuesday, with from two to four nerleel blooms Io a stem. A large box of (.buries V, Herman of Medford the flowers were sent to the Sacred vlslled id Hie home of h i* mother Heart anil Community hospitals in Mrs. Julia II. G riffith s Iasi Wednea- Medford Tuesday tor distribution day. among the patients. ,r.r Wer'' , Mrs, Eva Newton returned from '1 7 luesdiiy, where a two weeks visit at the home of Mrs, Drake has been rereiving med her daughter, Mr*. Hubert Suther leal treatment. land in Portland, last Saturday morning. Her visll was marred by a Mrs. Lulu Dusenberry, Arthur severe cold which she contracted Dusenberry and Mr. and Mrs. Win. on the trii>. Wright and son Thrlbert ull called on Mis. G riffith* Sunday. Alice Among I hose attending the dunce Dusenberry also gave her n lieauli at Stuns Valley lust Saturday were ful bouquet of tulips Sunday, (»he. Visitors al Ihe Griffiths home d'ir- Ralph Dusenberry, Mr. and Mrs. lug the week were Nina Grofl, Mr- George Smith and fam ily, Mr*. Ninu Mabel Dusenberry, George Peterson. Mr. Eox from Hi, Dusenberry, Mystery house, Frnnris llyrns, Ira Charles anil Dora Smith, Alice and Drake, and Mrs. Alice Herman and Iris Dusenberry, Bernard and Ivan Governor and George Jr. and Dick hildren. Hing. Mr I. O. O. P. ♦ Meri» every Tuesday evening Visitor* Alway* Welcome e * * * e AMETHYST RKRKKAII I OliGE » Meet* every Wednesday Night ui |l I. (). 0 . F. Hull, Gold H ill, Oregon Emma Huff, Noble Grand. Maude Hoblnson. Vice Grand. Pauline Thompson. Secretary. Lucy Mce, Treasurer. It - n l Meets Twice ■ inonlli on Hie 2n> Mrs. Eva Smith and daughter and (lit Wednesdays at their C h it Geneva und T h c fh rrl ami Vada rooms In the City lla ll. [W rig h t spent Tuesday visiting w ith Hose Gay. President. Mr». Eva Newton, E'lH'i Bryan, secretary. Madgi Oi.rman, Treasurer. j On Monday. Miss Alice Harper. CHRISTIAN S< IK X 'l’ K NOTICR Mrs. Hose Gas of Riverside Colony C hristlai Science services are and Ihelr house guests Mrs. Julia held each Sunday morning id dev Mi-Quilkin and Mrs. Emile Mrisel- rn o‘el< 1 s In the building ueross har of Ashland. Mrs. Nina Dusen Irom Odil Fellows ball. berry am’ Mrs. Mildred Wright and Everyone Is welcome. children all called at Ihe home of N ina Croft and Alice Duesnberry attended the bull game al Grants Pass Sunday with Italph Dusenber ry. J. A. Thomason called for Blos som Durkee lust Saturday so that she could lake part in the county short hund contest in Ashland. She took first place. Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Kiene, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Campbell and son Mark, Mr*. Lucy Edington und daugliter Lavelle, and Mrs. Mamie Pierce attended the birthday- party in honor of Charles Ross at Hie home of hi* mother, Mrs. Pete Kraus ot Riverside colony. M ed fo rd Speaking o f Spring Cleaning—It's Surprising ! Mr. ami wi Mrs. o Gold H ill l-orfgr No. IM (if» 11 H IL I, ( 'll \ l t'EM W pagi PIVB Grants Paas DRESSES $6.95 values 4.95 Dress for street, afternoon and in formal wear. Print in both light and dark backgrounds. Solid shudes in Pastel, Sizes I t to 10. KEGUI.AK H .M VALVES. »4.95 $1.00 Hats $1.00 Wide brims in straws and stitched Pique. All head sizes, $1.00. Clearance on All Spring Coata and Suits at Big Reduction*. Ists, 0; Independents, 7; Refused to f well for the prosperous condition of the country. state political designation, 0. Ancient History Born— On Sardine creek, A pril Brazil, S. AM is larger than tho 8th, to Mr. and Mrs. M, E. Vincent a continental United States. son. FROM OUR FILES 26 Years Ago Mrs. Eva N'ewton recently re ceived a beautiful bouquet of Cos- From The Gold H ill New* mas, Coriopsis and (ieums from an of April 17, 1908. elderly friend, Mrs. Socky of Bur lingame, California. The most won- Following is the registraction of derful thing uhout it is that they are made from scales of a fish. These the precinct of Gold H ill: Total, fish are only known to live in the 177; Republicans, 80 Democrats, 82; S u n .« ,,. «; Popu- Gulf of Mexico. Mrs. Socky, who has P rohiblllon,. been confined to a wheel chair for over twenty years, cleans, dyes and cuts these fish scales, making them into such realistic flowers, that they are distinguished from natures product only by the touch. These she sells to earn her living, rather than accept charity. Jo Anderson, a retired druggist, of George Lance received his new Chattanooga, Tenn., is the owner of tourist automobile this week and is a collection of 132 razors for which now operating it on the road as a he has refused an offer of more than public machine. *10,000. Many of the razors have Presented to him by famous On a freight train that passed men including the late President lh r o u ,h , M .I H ill Sunday, Woodrow W i L n . M f t ™ “ 7 " .^ 7 vêrv'[ S ’ Mr. and Mrs. Homer Elhart and son Billie of Ashland, Mrs. Eva Newton, Miss I.orena Selfridge and Uncle Surtís M iller had dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wait Sunday in honor of Mrs. N ew ton's seventy-seventh birthday. It was also the birthday of her daughter Mrs. Elhart. ; Mrs. Mildred W right and daughter Vndu were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Camp bell Wednesday, Mrs. Eva Newton received word of the marriage of her youngest granddaughter. Miss Ruth Starns to Donald Harmon Iasi Sunday after noon nt the home of the groom’s parents in Grants Pass. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Starns of Grants Pass lived in Gold H ill a number of years ago nnd has many relatives and friends in the community. The young couple w ill make their home in Grants Pass. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Elhart and son Billie of Ashland, Mrs. Eva Newton nnd Mrs. Norn W ait called nt the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Stud- well. Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hillis of Evans creek nnd Mr. and Mrs. Fish of Riverside colony called at the Lnurelwood Poultry farm Sunday for (lav old Rhode Island red chicks. Mr. nnd Mrs. Tom Griggs of Fools Creek, Mrs, Charles Gray and Mrs. Charles Aveng were also bus iness visilors there during Ihe day. Wm. Wright has been helping with the rebuilding of the house in Gold H ill recently purchased by Mrs. Ida Hnrris of Grants Pass. Dr. I. H. Gove DEPENDABLE D EN TISTR Y « 23» East Main Phene 87Í-J MRDFORD, OREGON He knows where his next meal is coming from S afe in the electric refrigerator —kept at a temperature always below 50 degrees is the fresh milk so necessary to this young fellow’s health. Safe, too, is the food for the whole family. Also, in purchasing an elec tric refrigerator his mother was thinking not only o f safety hut also o f economy. She counted on keeping fresh food that might otherwise sp o il. . . she knew that left-overs could be kept and made into new tasty dishes for later m eals. . . she planned on pur chasing in larger quantities, buying at Saturday prices and keeping the food in the refrigerator until wanted later. The electric refrigerator you want will probably never be so cheap again. See your dealer today. » THE CALIFORNIA OREGON - POW ER COM PANY,
