T hursd ay, O ctober
The Gold HID News, Gold Hill, Or.gon
Pag« Four
[LOCAL UAPPIMNGSl
Chocolate Cherries, lb. boxes. Me Wolf Creek, who left Thursday for
Portland to go through a cliuk.
at lio iu in g s xiiaca, u ran is lass.
NOTICI OF FINAL ACCOUNT
24, 1935
elevator,
Ibe door
having been
throwu open by Ihe operator. He
hud run Ihe cur a lillle below the
lauding place, and just us Mrs. Bee
man wen! Io step out he start«!
Ihe elevator upward Io bring 11
level with the floor. The loes of
Mrs. Beeman’» rigid fool were
caughl between Hie floor and Ihe
under part of Ihe lauding.
In the County Court of Jaeksou
Apple harvest at the Del Bio is
The Fools Creek Sunday school Couuty, Oregou. iu Hie Mutter ot
expected to be completed the last ol
enjoyed a rally day program and 'he Estate ot E. B. Shaw, deceased.
John Hays has improved his ibis week.
Mrs. A. A. Tylee is taking the
Notice is hereby given to alt who
picnic lunch Sunday. Howland Milt
Smoke House by giving the froitt
school census this week.
Special for Friday and Saturday, er who is allriiding the Soulheru may he coucerued, luctuding the
a coat of paint.
Veal Steaks, 15c lb. Gold Hill Meal Oregou Normal school at Ashland, heirs, creditors, aud any other per
H. F. Drake and Ben Paul visited
Market
adv and who spent the week end ai sons Interested in (he above entitled
Mrs.
Jess
Tresham
has
been
ill
Sunday with Harry Childers at
home, presented the school with a aatule, that the executor, O. S. Blan
and
unable
to
work
at
the
Del
Bio
Eagle Point.
Herb Liugren who has beeu work- sign.
chard, ha* filed his dual aeeonnl
for several days.
.ug in Portland, returned to his
Two young bloodhounds, of the
and has asked to have the same ap
Mr. and -Mrs. B. E. Cook, Miss
Hallowe’en Candies in boxes and home here Monday.
Ruth Lance and Mtss \\ dda May-
Mr. and Mrs. Luper and daugh proved, and name» of heirs finally Gilrhrtst park in Sams Valley, have
field visited in Grants Pass Sunday. in bulk at Horning's Shuck, Grants
.Mrs. Minnie Lowe and Mrs. J. C. ter, Joan, and Nelson Boomsluiter determined, and lhal he be dis been making thing» lively in C. A.
Pass.
«dv
.talker
are ill at their home with of Grants Pass, were calling on Mr. charged as executor, of the forego Peterson’s backyard thr pusl few
Special for Friday and Saturday:
and Mrs. M. C. Boomsluiter and Mrs. ing relate, and the hour of tell days. Pete Intends to use Hieni for
severe
colds.
W.
C.
Bower
of
Klamath
Falls,
Oranges 20c dozen; grapes oe lb.;
o'clock A. M., on the 1st day of No b'ar.
.
Beth Bowers Thursday evening.
sweet potatoes 0 lbs. for 25c. Gold spent the week end here with Mrs.
Dick Byerly was confined to his
vember, 1935, at the office of the
Bower.
She
returned
with
him
to
Hill Meat Market.
*dv
oouie the last of the week suffer
Miss Edna Hayes now hands out
Mr. and Mrs. Boy Tompkins of Goanly Judge in the Court House In
visit for a week.
ing with the flu.
Miss Netty Stone accompanied
near Medford, formerly of Btviei a the City of Medford, Oregon, has tile loaves of |)eerles» bread, Ihe
Mrs. Carrie Duncan who has been
Mr. and Mrs. Kay Beeves to Los An
.Mr. and Mrs. John Cook spent Plantation orchard, were calling on been set as the lime and place, by crisp cookies and other good thtnga
geles, for a two weeks vacation. visiting her nephew, Earl Cook and Tuesday ut their ruuch in Sams friends Friday in a new car they the County Judge, where any objee produced by Edward LaBelle, mas
family, left Thursday for her home Valley.
ter baker.
They left Sunday morning.
were planning to purchase anil lions may he heard.
in Missoula. Montana.
U. S. Blanchard. Executor.
make a trip Io Illinois, their old
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hall of
Lawrence \\ hitsett and W. It. home.
Pub. Oct. 3-24
Miss Blossom Beeman has start
Semi-solid Calcutta poles, «1.10.
Lakeview visited Sunday with Mr,
ed an apprenllreshlp lit thr Gold
Fresh salmon eggs at Burpee's Walker visited at the Carson vine
Hall’s sister, Mrs. Earl Moore, ano
Hill cigar factory, working ufter
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Birdseye and
.sporting Goods, Grants Pass, ads yard on Applegate Sunday.
family.
school.
Keep the body from getting chil children, Teddy and Mary Anne,;
Mr. aud Mrs. J. U. Smith of Sar
Mrs. Madeline Pendleton, Mrs.
ly by eating Homemade Chili at from the Meadowbrook Dairy farm '
As Ihe new high scool building
Marjorie Pena and Miss Madge Mit dine Creek, went to Portland Sun Horning’s Shack, Grants Pass, adv near Phoenix, were, dinner guests '
approaches completion and It be
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Effie
chell were among those who at day and returned Tuesday. Miss
Lee Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Birdseye and family.
FROM OUR FILES
comes apparent what au ornament
tended home-coming in Ashland Dora Smith returned with them.
it is Io be to its part of town, lots
,<ir. and Jnrs. Bay Ingling ot .vted- Cook and daughter, Alice Lee, vis
over the week end.
25 Years Age
In the Drkuiu addition are moving
Kenneth Heap spent most of last
,uiu visited huuuay wilu Air. ing- ited over the week end with Joe
W. L. Cotton and family moved
faster Ilian ever.
week in Klamath county selling
m gs lamer, J. G. tugliug. Bay is Morris at Monroe.
last week to the Olive Turner prop
(Fruía The Gold Bill News
apples from Riviera Plantation or
couuty jailer.
Frank
Carter,
Merrit
Davis
and
erty on the north side of town.
The Southern Pacific water clos
of September 24 1S1U)
chard. lie returned home Friday
They have been located at the As
Airs. Rebecca Mee returned to her Clyde Walker left Wednesday on a evening.
et has hern given sewer connec
sociated service station.
.tome i l l tsugeue alter a suort visit hunting trip to Morrison creek to
Mr. and Mr». John A. Baxter and tions, hut Instead of putting it in
be gone several days.
witn
her
sister,
.Mrs.
Matilda
Park
»on
Richard, arrived the first of Hu doors. ns should have hern done,
Nick
Struve,
who
was
with
Hie
Mr. and Mrs. Noel Kellogg left
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hailey have Huber Pucking company of Medford week from Portland, having made the edifice bus been moved about
last week for Modoc Point, near er, aud her brother, Chas. Carey.
moved into the properly on (he for some time, returned recently the trip in their auto. An averag.* twenty feet east and placed In Hie
Klamath Falls, where they will
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Boseubaltu
south
side of town, formerly occu from a trip Io Los Angeles. Califor speed of 14 miles |>cr hour was shade of a handsome oak. where It
spend some time. Mr. Kellogg is from Amity, Oregon, visited Friday
pied
by
Mr. and Mrs. Toney Ross, nia. and was a guest Sunday of maintained. One of the most dan is a very picturesque feature of the
trapping on Klamath lake.
and Saturday with Mrs. Susie Coy
i The Haileys have purchased Ihe Louis Druif at Picketts Auto camp. gerous pieces of road. Iliut between landscape, to say the least.
Hugh Hayes and son, Cecil, o f i an^ f“IU*b'
Glendale and Grants Pass, was cov
home.
Last year 3.117,941 parsons baeam.
Grass Valley, California, were here ' Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Chisholm
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Xettleblud of ered in the night.
Mrs. John McFadden is here for
msmbara of th . Ksd Cross Ths annus,
Saturday after a load of their house moved last week to the Meadows,
Seattle, Washington, were here a
a few days taking care of business
H. I). Reed has decided to make roll call takss place oaeh year between
hold effects. They returned south where Mr. Chisholm will mine for
short time ago in the interest of
matters and visiting friends. She
ihe
run for ihe democratic nomi Armistice Day and rhnnkaclvinc Day
Ihe
G.
J.
Andree
quartz
mine.
Mr.
Sunday.
some time.
plans to return Io Oakland soon,
Nettlehlad has leased the mine nation for joint rrpresrntuttive for
Junior Red Cross members lacreased
Miss Olive Turner, who has spe'it
Harold Von der Hellen, boss ot where she is inuking her home with from Mr. Andree and it will be Jackson and Douglas counties.
by 402.000 enrollments during the year
two weeks here visiting friends. the packers at the Del Bio, and Jas. her son.
worked by Toney Ross of Gold IliP
which has just passed Junior member»
after a trip to Nebraska and olh- Peterson expect to leave the first
Mrs. J. 11. Beeman suffered a dis carried on an exchange of correepo'
Mr. and Mrs. Leon \\ ise went to who came out Sunday afternoon.
er points, will leave Thursday e v e -' of the week for California, where
tressing accident in Portland re dence wlih tunior members In «• o»b
Lakeview Tuesday on a hunting ex
ning for Long Beach, California. they will start work soon in the
Mr. G. I- Drummond has been 111 cently. She was atxiut to leave an countries haring Red Pro«-
cursion, expecting to be gone about
She will stop enroute at Oakland to oranges.
four days. Mrs. Mary Chisholm has during the past week. Mrs. Pierre
visit her uncle, S. B. Turner.
Mrs. Olive Kierscey of Sierra charge of the hotel during their ab- Dauga is also ill.
Madre, California, is visiting at the sence
Fred Koster of Birdseye Creek
home of Mrs. Millie Walker. Mrs.
Fred Bell and and Lou I.ingrcn of Gold Hill left
Kierscey formerly resided in Rogue .
«A ?
Jennie, of Long Friday for a hunting trip to Lake
River, and will visit there before1
Beach, California, visited Sunday county.
her return south.
with
their
grandchildren and
Ancient History
The New-
Saturday Only
JOHN WAYNE in
“THE TRAIL BEYOND”
Episode 6 “Red Rider”
Mrs. H. G. Hardy of Glendive,
Montana, visited from Saturday un
til Monday with her niece, Mrs.
Earl Moore and family. Mrs. Hardy
went on to Los Angeles and other
southern points to visit relatives.
nephews, Herbert amt Robert Nen-
Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Quaken-
del. They were enroute to Salem bush of Medford spent part of Sun
and Portland and expect to stop day on Foots Creek on business.
here again on their return trip.
Ed Boling was over from Apple-
SHANGLE, THE PHOTOGRAPH-
gate
Saturday in the interest of his
ER SAYS: Only 55 shopping days
left until Christmas. Use photo mine at the Anderson ranch, which
graphs this year. Give that person has been worked for several years
al gift that only YOU can give. by George Koster.
Where else can you buy a gift that
is so personal for so reasonable an
L E G A L N O T IC E S
amount. Make your appointment
NOTICB OF FINAL HEARING
NOW by calling Medford 1308. adv
Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Quaken
bush and son, Bart, and grand
daughter, Joy Anil, visited rela-
1 fives here
LIONEL BARRYMORE
i ning went
>r a
Wednesday Only
| ' visit with Mrs. Quaken hush's fa-
‘Murder on a Honeymoon* ther, Wm. Hailey.
Edna May Oliver, Jas. Gleason
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Ellis of
Mr and
Richmond, California and Mr. Ellis’
Wed. Nite ia Cash Nite
I panied their granddaughter, Huth
mother, Mrs. Eva Ellis of Gold Hill
Lance to her home at Wolf Creek
Thursday and Friday
returned last Friday morning from
i Tuesday. Mr. Cook expects to go
CLAUDE RAINS in
a visit with relatives at Cottage
' on to Portland where Ruth's moth-
“Mystery of Edmund
' er, Mrs. Floyd Lance will go Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ellis con
tinued on to Kennett, California,
Drood”
through the Dr. Joyce clinic. Mrs.
Friday evening for a visit with
Crxik will remain in Wolf Creek to
Mrs. Ellis’ parents, before return
keep house for Mr. Lance and Ruth.
ing to their home in Richmond.
Sunday, Monday. Tuesday
SHIRLEY TEMPLE in
“LITTLE COLONEL”
A NEW SHIPMENT OF MERCHANDISE IN
THIS WEEK INCLUDES:
Baby Clothes and Baby Blankets
Cotton Batts for Quilts—Wool Sheet Blankets
Ladie’s Aprons, Plain and Fancy Styles
Children’s Purses
DRAKE'S
General Line Groceries and Hardware
Among those who attended the
Christian Science lecture in Medford
Monday were Mrs. Marjorie Pena,
Mrs. A. A. Tylce, Mrs. Roy Centers,
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Force, Mrs. Tom
Robinson, Mrs. A. A. Walker and
LaVerne Walker and Lyle Thomp
son. Several of the group also at
tended the lecture in Ashland on
Tuesday.
The W.R.C. held an all day meet
ing Wednesday, serving dinner at
noon. The afternoon was devoted
to their regular business with corps
inspection by Mrs. Anna Harmon,
department junior vice president,
of Grants Pass. Mrs. Louise Reid,
Mrs. Wilmarth, Mrs. Briggs, Mrs,
Mary Halt and Mrs. Marjorie Orme
all of (irants Pass, also visited the
corps and took part in the work.
In the County Court of the State
ot Oregon, for Jackson County.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Mary Burchett, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Faye
Magerle has filed in the above en
titled court her Final Report and
Accounting as Executrix of the
above entitled estate, and all per
sons interested In said estate are
hereby notified to file their objec-
titons thereto. If any, on or before
the second day of November, 1955,
at 19 o’clock A. M, when said
hearing will be held In the connty
coart room In the court house at
Medford, Jackson County, Oregon,
as fixed by the order of the Hon.
Earl B. Day, Judge of Jackson
County, Oregon.
FAYE MAGERLE. Executrix.
Pub. O ct 3-31
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Labor and Washable Kalsomine for same room for.................. $4.00
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(Compare them with the other fellow’s specials)
1st Grade House Paint $2.65 Gat.
Floor Enamel .......... 89e Qt.
2nd Grade House Paint »1.65 Gat.
, ..........i ? Bi’
Durable Floor Varnish »2-8;» Gal.
n urable Floor Varnish 79c Qt
Marble Floor Varnish $2.89 Gal.
Washable Wall Paint 79c Qt.
Wallpaper, all patterns, water-fast and color-fast, 9e single roll, up
Roofing—35-lb. »1.45 roll; 45-Ib. »1.95 roll; 55-tb. »2.45 roll.
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Molds for
Hallowe’en Parties
(By Mrs. Marion Lanca)
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Guetzlaff
and son, Frederick, gave a Hallow
e ’en party at their home Thurs
day evening for the young people’s
class of St. Paul’s Lutheran church
at Medford. Several local friends
were also invited. A very pleasant
evening was enjoyed, after which
refreshments were served.
Mrs. Beth Bowers and Phyllis
Miller were awarded a cash prize
in the musical contest at the Bald
win piano shop at Medford Satur
day evening. There were eleven
other contestants. Three prizes
were awarded.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Elliott spent
part of last week at the home of
thetr niece, Mrs. Floyd Lance, at
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