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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 12, 1934)
THE GOLD HILL MEWS THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1&34 Bertha Coy was a business v isit« in Medford Saturday. r= RIVOLI — Grant* Pass Theatre 2 1 Friday — Saturday- Ken Maynard in “The Strawberry Roan" PREVIEW SAT NITE 11 P. M. “Strictly Dynamite" Sunday—Monday—Tuesday l.anny Ross and an All Star Musical Cast in “Melody In Spring” Wednesday Only The Big Comedy Mystery- Murder on the Blackboard Thursday Bing Crosby in ‘We’re Not Dressing” 25. 35c 10c Matinee D uly ------- Evenings Kiddies always iLOCALUAmiEIMNGSl the pust several weeks with rela HUI were railing on Mr. und Mrs. tives in California, came Saturduy Perry Wail, Sunday. for a visit with tier daughter, Mrs. Errol Smith and family. Roh Dusenbcrry helped Ed Ship- play dig the well deeper on tile Paul Datlon, who has been pros Curti» Miller plaee last week. Thay pecting for gold in the Sacramento struek a good flow of water within Valley, is here to get the balance of a few feet of the original depth. the machinery used by Skeels nnd Graham mining company on Oliver An agent for the Home Comfort Pierce's property at the mouth of .Range who visiteil our neighgorhoo I Sardine creek. He will truck it Jo this week, traveling with an urn the American river where it w j i I hrella shaded, horse drawn hack, again lie installed by Mr. Skeels for was an overnight guest at the home mining purposes. of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Croft Monday. Fred Lewis has been hauling a l- , Marguerite Wise of Sacramento, falfa from Sams Valley for Veltie California, is spending some time al Biles this week. j the Gold Hill Auto camp. June Moore is visiting in Medford' Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Howard and with her cousin and family, Mr. , twins visited home folks in Yon- amt Mrs. Virgil Kinney. | calla over the week end returning Bill Kinney relumed to his home here Monday on the evening train Zane Becker of Riddle accompan Sunday after a brief visit in East ied his father. Abe Becker, here aft ern Oregon. Mrs. Clyde Walker is recovering er the Fourth anil expects to re from a badly sprained hip suffered main for an extended visit. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Uuidi left last week. Roy (ianfield of the Old Stag, evening for Portland Mr. Holcomb, of the Holcomb! Monday road was in the neighborhood Mon Springs in Sams Valley. attended where Mrs. Guidi will undergo a day selling Watkins products again. the double installation of the Odd major operation. Rill Cook who has lived on the Fellow and Rebekfth Lodges Friday. Mr. amt Mrs. Perry Wail attended Bill Werts returned Friday from W hitsett ranch across the river for lie Sams Valley grange last Suttur- Chico California, where he went 'he past several months, moved day night. to visit his daughter, Helen, and | Monday Io the Art Mullin house on the highway. ('hurles Smith is binding grain for new granddaughter. Mrs. Maude Robinson and mother Oliver Pierce this week. H. F. Drake purchased a new Ford V-8 De Luxe Delivery truck Mrs. Coy, left early Monday niorn- Mr. and Mrs. A. Gorileu and I last week to be used in connection *‘ig for a short visit with their sis- with his grocery business. ‘•‘•«Khler. Mrs U ifford Rootle. who have spent several v i. Biles h i . ™ «v.i "right who is living at the Bonne- weeks on the Jim Smith propertv Mr. and , ,, Mrs. Settle moved , , , .. .. ... .-«.¡la >- viRe Dam where Mr. Wright has left Saturday to mine in the Galiee th is w e e k from the Frank Childers I . . . . , creek country. "u u . . , , , k _ .......i. construction work In progress. home on the highway to the ranch / belonging to Lawrence Whitsett Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Davis enter- Elsworth Ring and Mr. Taylor of I I tk.v i,.,v . leased. I tained with a chicken dinner Sim- whieh they have (. Medford, also of the CCC camp near Mr. and Mrs Bud Force returned, d hler> E|lu. Mj$s Goff Butte Fulls spent Saturday night at to their home here Monday evening m .vn(|y retui||vd ,„.r ht)11|c , , his parents home. Mr. and Mrs. Geo after spending several days in Medford from Marshfield where she Bing. Seattle where Mr. Force was called has been since the early part of as a witness in connection with the September. Mr. and Mrs. Benningfield nnd mail fraud trial of the Western family moved this week onto right Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lyman of Sams States Gold Properties corporation. Valley attended the l.O.O.F. instal fork w here they expect to spend the lation Friday night. Mr. Lyman re summer camping. turned earlier the same evening Mrs. Nina Dusenherry worked for from Seattle where he was culled to the trial of the Western Staacs Mrs. Nellie Itced in Gold Hill Tues Gold Properties corporation with day and Wednesday of this week. interests in the Sylvanite mine. Mrs. Mildred Wright and children Mrs. R. McGarvie of San Fran were business visitors in Medford cisco, California, arrived here Sat Wednesday. urday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. (Took. She return Mrs. Lulu Dusenherry and son ed Sunday to Dunsmuir. California, Arthur motored to Medford Wed- to visit friends and was accompan Beautiful opal ware bridge i nesday, where Mrs. Dusenherry had or luncheon sets—"something ied by Bill Cook who visited his some dental work done. son Frank there. They returned to new and different." — Gold Hill Wednesday. Jim Smith attended to business in 15 Piece Set Medford, Tuesday morning. for ....-.........— Bridge and Luncheon Sets ’’ H I T THE ■ BALL” Let Us Serve You a a a 23 Piece Set for -------------- 32 Piece Set for -------------- $4.00 $5.50 Corned Beef, 8c to 12c Lb. MUSIC & PHOTO HOUSE Gold HUI M eat Market Stanton Rowell, Prop. Grants Pass, Oregon All Kinds of Vegetables and Fruits Oscar Helms of Gold Hill was a visitor here Tues,lay afternoon. Mrs. Nina Dusenbcrry, Mrs. Mil dred W right amt children Thelber and Vada, and Lester amt Mabel Dusenbcrry spent Thursday of lust week at the home of Mr. mid Mrs. Bud Smith in Ramsey canyon. Thev obtained a quantity of cherry plums there, which are delirious when pre served. H am ’s Grocery and M arket E. T. HAM, Prop. Groceries and Fresh Meats for Saturday SNOWDRIFT 3 lb. pails ................ 43c PEET’S GRANULATED SOAP Large Pkg.............. ...25c Small Package Free MORTON’S IODIZED SALT 2 pkg*............. . ........ 15c AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE FLOUR Small Package.........10c CLABBER GIRL BAKING POWDER 2 lb. can .................. 21c Ira Drake and Jack Corlet are now mining in the Bogue River near Gold Hill. L. L. Smith of Grants Pass is spending several days at the Dome of his son, Lawrence Smith. He ex pects to return home Friday. General Line of Groceries and Dry Goods KARO SYRUP (White) 5 lb. tins .................. 35c MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 1 lb. can ........... . 3 2 c Mrs. Ira Drake who has had to have her eye treated so much the past several months, for a closed tear duct, reports that it has almost healed normally again, and soon ex pects to have her glasses fitted. Qu*te a large number of our nciglilxirhood spent ttie Fourth at Grant* Pass with most of the young folks remaining for the dance al tin- fair grounds. Among them were: Mr. amt Mrs. George Smith and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fienc. Mr. and M rs. Win. Campbell nnd son. Mark. Mr. ami Mrs. Win. Wright ami family. Ralph Dusenherry. Alice and Iris Dusenbcrry. Dora and Charles Smith, Ivan and Bernard Governor, George Ring. Mr. and Mrs. Peterson. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ira Drake. Mrs. Lillie Durkee. Mrs. Nina Dusenherry, Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Croft. Lester and Malx-I Dusenherry and Nina and Sylvia Croft. MOTHER’S QUICK OATS (with China) Large package 23c SHREDDED WHEAT 2 pkg*........................25c Your Car Oiled and Greased We "give ’er the gun" thor oughly . . not a friction point Is overlooked. 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A FRUITS AND VEGETABLES OF ALL TYPES IN SEASON WHIRL’’ '•■'.■Va".".".' - a -- a -- a -• a .- a T 'A*W w ~ YOUR DOLLAR GOES FARTHER AT THE C & B EconomyStore Coy’s Service Station The following item s can he found here at m oney-saving prices: Seth Coy, Manager C R A T~aiA N Adirits- 25c Kiddics-lOc Ends Saturday Friday-Saturday “Many Happy Returns” “Most Precious Thing in Life” Sunday — Monday — Tuesday ON THE STAGE — IN PERSON Medford Suggestions MEDFORD’S GREATEST ENTERTAINMENT Mats.-25c. Evcs.-35c. Kiddies 10c 50c 35c ROCERY Mrs. John Bingham who has spent GUY LOMBARDO 25c ALAINE’S ILI W. Main Mr. and Mrs. John Smith were at tending to business matters on Thompson ereek Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Campbell and son Mark, recently enjoyed a picnic dinner in the park at Grants Pass with Mr. and Mrs. Max Hipkoe and daughter, Maxine, friends of theirs from Seattle, who were en route to the Grand Canyon after visiting with relatives in Nevada. BURNS and AI.I.EN JELLO 4 package* . $5.75 l-'inger Waves Wet Waves Mrs. Lulu Dusenherry spent Tues day witli her mother, Mrs. Eva Newton. Mrs. Eva Smith. Mrs. Minnie Fiene and Mabel Dusenherry attended the Mark Campbell was an overnight shower Wednesday for Mrs. Harry guest of Ted Wharton in Gold Hili Newnham at the home of Mrs. Nora Bailey. Monday. Dora Smith is speneding several days visiting with Jean Upton i,-i Sams Valley this week. DRAKE’S $2.50 By Mrs. Lily Dusenherry Mr. and .Mrs. John Smith and chil dren Roberta and Allen spent the Fourth with relatives on Thompson creek. Their daughter, Jean, who has been visiting there at the home of "Mrs. Reila Kendall, for the past few weeks, returned home with them. Gifts for the Baby Specials SARDINE CREEK NEWS PERMANENTS REVITALIZING OIL WAVE $2.50 helps you HtMMF.K HPKCIAI.M ON — Also — Rob Steele ill "YOUNG BLOOD” FAY BAKER FAN DANCER STUART ERWIN in — Also — Constance Bennett in “The Party’s Over” I fl Sunday — Monday Paint* Enamelware Aluminum Ware Hardware Toilet Paper Broom* Light Bulbs Glassware Batteries China Ware Oil Cloth Galvanized Ware Toys Curtain Rod* Window Shades Shoe Repair Good* Twine Mop Stick* Curtain Goods Belt* Cretonne Men’s Neckwear Men’s Hosiery Ladies’ Hosiery Threads Lace Art Linen* Rayon Underwear Anklets Towels Bias Tape Tablets Envelopes Pencils Cosmetics Candies Visors Paper Lunch Set* “Moulin Rouge” Tues — Wed — Thurs Starts Wednesday WHEELER and WOOLSEY CONSTANCE CUMMINGS in “Cockeyed Cavaliers” “Glamour” C & B Economy Store a (Cheapest and Best) Grant. P a.., Ore. j
