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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1934)
THE (»OLD HILL MEWS THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1934 IIOCALUAPPENINGSI Needle Art* A Baby Shop Featuring Stamped Good* All the lovely shades in knitting and crocheting yarns. See our dainty things for baby. 33 N. Central — Medford Bldg. RIVOLI Theatre — Grants Pass Thurs., Fri., Sat.—May 17-18-19 Frank Ruck's Greatest Thrills in search of Zoo specimens “WILD CARGO” Preview Sat. Nite— "Jimmy The Gent” SUN-MON-TUB The Years Greatest Musical with all the important screen stars. “WONDER BAR” Wednesday and Thursday Marie Dressier, Lionel Barrymore in “HER SWEATHEART” (Christophor Bean) Matinee Di.ily .„ Evenings ______ Kiddies always a&c 35c 10c Mrs. C. W. Davis spent Friday In Central Point as guest of friends. Be sure to vote Friday. Mrs. Nellie Jacobs of Riverside Mrs, George liammersly was colony was a caller at the J. M. among Medford shoppers Tuesday. Lively home Tuesday. Firecrackers and fireworks at Mrs. Ben Paul is quite ill at her home following au attack of the Horning’s Shack. Grants Pass, adv measles. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Blair were Meu- Mr. and Mrs. Guy Goff of Med ford callers Sunday evening. ford were Sunday dinner guests of See the World’s Fair in pictures, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Davis. Hiursday night at the hotel build adv Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wardrip and ing. Admission 10c and 15c. daughter spent Tuesday evening Work has started on the rasing with Mrs. Wardrip’s parents, Mr. . of the old building recently vacat- and Mrs. Fred Stone. cd by the lliway barber shop. Mrs. Mathilda Cole, mother of Mrs. Chas Beck of Grants Pass is Mrs. Merritt Merriman of this city, spending some time here with Mrs. is quite ill at her home in Grants II. F. Drake during the illness ol Pass. Mr. Drake. Word has been received here by Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Helms nn-l Mrs. Mary Chisholm that her son, Vaughn, spent the week end in daughter, Bose Billings, has arriv Brookings, with friends whom Mr. ed safely in San Francisco. Helms had not seen for 24 years. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mercer and Asa C. Hough, candidate for the daughters Helen and Dorothy of nomination for circuit judge, cam Medford but formerly of this city paigned in Gold Hill Tuesday. attended the graduation exercises Hough is an attorney in Grants Pass. here \\ ednesday evening. Mrs. Nina Dusenberry and | daugtiter, Mabel left Thursday T1IIS COUPON GOOD FOR morning for Talent where they will FREE S W IM remain for some time. in Pool nt THE DELTA ♦ Q u a lity Meats Don’t endanger your health by buying “bargain counter” meats. Your home butcher handles QUALITY meats. ♦♦♦ « • • • • FARM o x « » » Swim Trunks! The New Kind with the :♦ Built-in Supporter All sizes and all colors. Priced $1.95 TO $5.95 ! Also White Mesh Uppers We carry a full line of BEACH SHIRTS All Prices Gold Hill Meat Mkt. Stanton Rowell. Sole Owner Joe Woodcock, Prop. GRANTS PASS, ORE. H eath’s PLAY SAFE! Liability Insurance on Your Car In town and out on the highways, traffic is getting heavier every day now. And that means an increase in Accident possibilities . . a risk you motorists must consider and pro tect yourselves against FINANCIALLY. Word has been received an nouncing the marriage of I.ee Greenleaf, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Greenleaf, who reside on the Old Stage road. Mr. Greenleaf is a former Gold Hill boy and his bride Miss Jane Mercer, daughter of Mrs. O. Mercer Miskimin, is a Los An geles girl. Both Mr. and Mrs. Green leaf attended the Oregon State Col lege where she majored in drama tics and he in enincering. The young couple expect to reside a! Morengo Valley Inn, a resort, where Mr. Greenleaf w ill be near his work at inspector with the Metro politan Water Dept. Standard Gasoline I 5« x Candidate for the Repub lican Nomination for ■ C o u n ty S h e riff with Tetraethyl Unsurpassed T hat’s what the ma jority of motorists are saying. Fifty million drivers can’t be wrong. Drive in—as Hatlo says —give it a whirl. Don’t forget we do expert greasing. Drive in at e J — YOUR VOTE WILL BE APPRECIATED J Paid Adv. ‘^<MX>2CCCCC«>>:x.xxxxxx:x:o>>>»:x2O>2CCCO>x:xxxx>>>>>>:?:?,-t^ Coy’s Service Station Seth Coy, Manager The much talked about and wanted lame con duction phone Inis arrived. Free demonstration. Bonephone. Dr. Orville H. Scheetz OITOMKTR1BT ADO East H St. — Grunts Pass Near the Post Office Portland Of,: 719 Selling Bldg. Ask for Fluhrer's Saturday Pastry Specials Tom Shaver returned to Gold Hill Monday after , spending several weeks In the county jail in Medford, lie plans Io work in Medford in the near future. D R A K E ’S Complete Line of Groceries and Dry Goods Mr. and .Mrs. Harold Mullin and son returned from Eugene Tuesd.n evening where they took then small son, Bobby, for medical treat ment. Walter J. Olmscheid YOUR PRESENT SHERIFF Will Appreciate Your Vote for Re-election Vote 39 X Republican Candidate Primaries May 1A Paid Adv For County Commissioner I hereby announce that I am a can didate for the nomination to the of fice of COUNTY COMMISSIONER on the Republican ticket at the Pri mary Election, May 18. Your support will be appreciated. An old ox cart which came across the plains in 1846 has been discovered in southern Oregon. For years it had remained unused lit Table Rock, Oregon. pd. adv. the hili country near Medford until located a week or so ago by pioneer parade committee members search j x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x * ...........» ♦ * ♦ • • « » • • • * ♦. *;x< ing for additional material for the parade schedule»! for June 7 during ♦ R. E. Nealon V o te fo r EARL 8. DAY WANTED | County Judge USED CARS I B Republican Candidate for • At the May 18 Primaries A record of faithful and efficient service to this community both in the ♦ legislature and as county ♦ judge, is better than cam- » paign promises. OF ALL MAKES ♦ Coates- Hackett Co. Paid Adv. A . C. HOUGH CANDIDATE FOR C irc u it Judge WHEN IN MEDFORD USE THIS DIRECTORY All Cases Will Be Decided Promptly, Fairly and Fearlessly. Paid Political Adv, AUTO BODIES B. E. A D A M S At Mann's Auto Service, 1729 Riverside, Medford BUILDER OF AUTOMOBILE AND TRUCK BODIES ’If its Made We Can Make It.” I .;xx:x:x»:xxx:eB:x:xx.x:x:x:x»>:x:xx:x:xxx:xx:x:xxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxx««B«(jg3ir,a I Everette L. Beeson JEWELRY Candidate for WATCH REPAIRING Larry Schade S. P. Watch Inspector Since 1918 21 S. Central—Next <o Criterion Medford. Oregon STORAGE - TRANSFER i at the May 18 Primaries s Members of the Boy Scout troop of Gold Hill enjoyed a night camp ing out in Hie open last Friday eve ning when they camped on Sallis Greek, up Sams Valley. 615 S. 6lh — Grants Pass J. R. CALVERT - Grants Pass 6 Clatous I McCrcdic . Announcement has been made of the engagement of Noel Kellogg and Virginia Fredericks both of Medford. The wedding date has been set for June 10. Mr. Kellogg is well known here having lived here most of his life with his parents until a few years ago. He is if grandson of Mrs. Matilda Parker of this city. Fill ’er up with I Ì The Gold .Mill Health unit will meet Tuesday afternoon May 22, at the home of Mrs. G. B. Pheifer in the Riverside colony. On Wednes day, May 23. several members of the } local unit plan to attend the annual meeting of the county unit at the home of Mrs. J. Corning Kenly of Medford. DEAF We have just received a shipment of SUN VISORS and Caps with Sun Viaora New Hose in Slimmer Shades — Complete line of Putnam Dves Warren Kelso, former Gold Hill al of their prize catches with them ., bay, has started giving motion pic II. F. Drake who has been crit-1 ture shows in Gold Hill. The n u ’i ically ill for several diya shorn have a portable talking machine | some improvement at last repons. and plan to show at various small His many friends wish him a towns in the valley. They will play speedy recovery. here Monday evenings at the hotel Mrs. (). C. Purkeypile spent Mon building. day and Tuesday in Central Point i With the opening of the swim attending to business in connection ming season. The Jacob Sisters with her apartment house which is wish to announce that the pool at occupied by teachers during Hie the Delta Farm is now open. This school term. season, coupons will be issued with each ten cent purchase at the Delta Store, entitling purchaser to use the Ancient Oxcart Found for Use in Jubilee Parade swimming pool. Pd. Adv GET FULL DETAILS ON OUR LIABILITY POLICIES NOW. LONG ESTABLISHED, DEPENDABLE COMPANY. KCC«<ÄXXXXXMXXXXXXX XX 3« !X 3« XÄ XXX XX XX XX XM XX XM ä M X X X X X X » « : E. T. Ham called at the Lyman home in Sums Valley Sunday aft ernoon. I Paul Meunier accompanied the I Grants Puss baseball team to Klam A. F. Becker is rapidly improving ath Falls Sunday where they suc from his recent injuries sustained ceeded in defeating /the 1‘elicuns , in a fall in front of the drug store, 15-4. although not able Io walk without Merritt Merriman and Leland ■ crutches yet. He recently returned Cook spent the week end at Fish ' from the Veterans hospital in Port Luke where they reported having! land. excellent luck bringing back sever-i 3's Miles West of Gold Hill A Mrs. Bob Hayes of near Phoenix Oregon ’i Diamond Jubilee celebra spent Wednesday with Mrs. Art tion In Medford and Jacksonville, Gorham. observing Oregon’s 75th anniver sary of statehood. Mrs. Madeline Pendleton and The ancient curl hud come across children spent the week end in Hie plains from Illinois at u time Ashland visiting relatives. when the general movement of emi Mrs. Pearl Gtiidi bus resumed ner grant» westward hud not started. duties at the cement plant ufter sev Bullet holes In wooden wheels are eral days absence due to illness. indicative ol skirmishes with In dians in the long ago, hut no actual I. ester Dusenberry left Sunday for stories of the eart's history are Talent where he will he employed available today, as records of Its for some time in an orchard, ownership many years ago have Mrs. Lew Lingrcu and daughter, disappeared. Beulah, and son, Herbert were Med ford visitors Saturday, SEE Eads Transfer & Storage COMPANY for Furniture Moving 4 Storage Fruit Hauling Phone 316 Medford, Ore. 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