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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1934)
THE GÜ^D HILL NEWS THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1934 A new coat of paint has been Charley Doolittle from Cattloruia Mrs. Bert Sargeut has been vis Netty Stone began work at the FUR SALE: 2 section steel bar- Bill Firce is quite il l at bis home l>el Rio packing house Sunday iting in Grants Pass the p a t week. vume this week to visit with bis row; 1 roll heavy barbed wire; I added Io the Ml-Wuy Inn which w ith maleria (ever. morning. mother, Mrs. John McFadden. slightly improved. Mrs. Lee Cook haa recovered ulficivully from her recent illness Io do her ow n housework. Mrs. Dave Hites is ill at her P hillip Henselman of Medford John Ritter who has been ser home at Rock Point. visited Monday and Tuesday at the iously ill at his home here is home of Mrs. Ella Patrick. Earl Howard uml family spent GRAHAM We have the New Graham Sixes and Eights with 61-inch treads, outboard springs, smooth silent flashing per formance—the new Ghaharn; present outstanding motor car value. the week end in Yuncallu with Mrs. Mrs. Mary Chisholm and son, Howard’s mother. Fred, were home over the week Emmett Sutton was ill at his end front Medford where they arc home Monday and unable to appeur employed, for work at the Del Rio orchard. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis G. Matthews Clarence Brown moved Tuesday I and Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Johnson of this week to Kerby, California, and daughter Betty of Medford where he is to be employed. were visitors in Gold Hill Sunday. Bill Kinney returned Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Biles have morning from Pendleton where he rented the small tenement house was culled due to the death of his owned by Cecil Johnson. Mr. Bile brother. is employed at the cement plant. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gottfried an t ' Mrs, Hanna Einkoph of Medford were Sunday afternoon callers at the R. E. Biankenburg home. Ride in a New GRAHAM be fore you buy anything else. (995., Delivered INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Including sturdy, all pick-up body 9691. Delivered steel Build WITH LUMBER CO.’a Low Priced LUMBER Free Assistance in Making Estimates for All Types of Govt. Loans. Phone 1 E. T. HAM, Prop. We maintain Medford prices on good meats. See our window for prices. Grocery Specials for Saturday M. J. B. RICE 2 lb. pkg....................18c LIBBY’S CORN BEEF v a n ......... . . . . . . . . . . 1 6 c BEST FOODS MAYONNAISE pint .......................... 20c Prices have advanced. L u t chance at this price Mr. and Mrs. A. Meunler ami | daughters, Jocelyn and Denise en joyed a picnic at 'he Grants Puss | park Sunday. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Fleming while in that city. I Groceries and Fresh Meats CHINOOK SALMON Flat tins. 2 fo r ........25c See us for prices on fully guaranteed tires and tubes. All sizes in stock. Let us figure with you on your tire needs. Mrs. Vella Hays returned Ihe first part of the week from San Francisco where she attended tin fall style show. Mrs. Hays is man ager of the C mlerella Shop in Med ford, DEL MONTE SLICED PINEAPPLE No. 2^- tin s ..............20c POST TOASTIES 2 pkgs........................15c CRYSTAL WEDDING OATS prem. pkg..................20c O. K. SOAP 6 bars .............25c FELS NAPTHA SOAP 10 bars .................. 53c Mrs. C. W. Davis was removed i from her home here Friday eve- ' ning to the Sacred Heart hospital for medical treatment, Mrs. Davis | is suffering from a badly infected foot and as yet is not completely ( out of danger. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Dusenberry of Sardine Creek returned last week i from Portland where they spent ' several days visiting relatives. ' They also saw President and Mrs. Roosevelt while in the northern city. Mr, and Mrs. F. C. Purkeypile of Corvallis, Mrs. Ethel Jones and two daughters and Mrs. R. M. Kent and children of Medford and Miss Janet Reed of Portland, grand daughter of H. D. Reed, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Purk eypile for Sunday dinner. Among Gold Hill people attend ing the Iowa picnic in Grants Pass last Sunday were Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Dorman and daughter Helen, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Kenaslon, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cook, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Biankenburg and daughter, Lana Kay, Linsley Dorman anil Wallace Iverson, Texaco Service Station Jess Gilchrist, Prop. M e a t Specials A reception will he held Septem ber I, at the Odd Fellows hall for the district president of Ihe Re bekah assembly and members of the lodge. This is an annual affair and tins year comes to Gold Hill. This Week Beef Roast 8c and 10t lb. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Quuken- biish and family moved Io Medford Thursday to he near Mr. Qmiken- bush’s work at the Firestone Service station there. Their daugh ters, Mrs. Jewel Blount and Miss are also J. D. Keeney and family of Tal Eugenia Quakenbush ent moved into the house owned working in Medford, and w ill jo in by Mrs. Millie Walker recently. their parents at their new home. Mrs. Keeney expects Io join her husband here following her return i— — from South Dakota where she was called by the death of her mother. Ham ’s Grocery and Market BABY CLAMS 5 oz. tin, 2 for .........23c and Tubes Mrs. Ixdah Bowers of this city ■ and daughter, Mrs. Irwin Coudit, | of Grants Puss were Sunday vislt- j ors in Ashland. They were also t business callers in Medford Mon- [ day. Medford adds much Io Ihe altrucllveness of Ihe building. Mr. and Mrs, Richard Gray who hove spent Ihe summer in Gold Hill uml Medford, will leave Mon day for Richland, Oregon, where Mr. Gray will resume Ills duties us principal of the schools. Firestone Tires June Moore worked several days lust week as substitute clerk at Drakes Grocery as Mrs. Evelyn Thompson is employed at A'au Hoveuherg's packing house. Mrs. Alvin Guidi came home Sunday on the morning train. She has greatly improved front her recent operation in a Portland hos pital. Del Rogue Garage Grants Pass Mrs. Cecil Johnson and small sou relurued Friday night from Portland and Salem where they have spent the past three weeks visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. Arnold of Duns muir, Californio, are visiting for a few days at the home of Mrs. Arnold's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Henderson and family. BIG PINES Visit show room of BRITTEN MOTOR CO. Mrs. O. C. Purkeypile was a Med« ford visitor Tuesday at the homt of her daughter, Myrtle Kent. Sue also visiter her friend, Mrs. C. W. Davis at the hospital there. You will he sure to regret It if you fail Io take advantage of our ÿl.OU subseripiion offer during August. bedstead; 2 plows; pitchforks, uml mullocks. Inquire al Gold Hill Auto Park. adv. <’.. E. Stricklin, stale engineer, with the slate reclamation commis sion, was in Gold Hill Wednesday on Imsiuess connected with Ihe locul irrigation district. Boiled Beef 7c and 8c lb. Beefsteaks 12c and 15c lb. Picnic Hams - - Gas Up-- Grease Up-- 15c lb. Try Our Counter Specials Gold Hill Meat Market Oil Up! ■ MEDFORD’S GREATEST ENTERTAINMENT Drive in for real ser vice before starting ón that trip. CRATZZ1IAN We handle Standard products and have the latest greasing equip ment in town. Adults-25c Mals.-25e. Eves.-35c. 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