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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1935)
Pafe Six The Gold Hill New», Gold Hill, Oregon Thursday, December 12,1935 Harold Gist of California, visited Dick Sewell of Grants Pass was friends here several dajs the lat visiting friends here Tuesday. ter part of the week. M m Kinney of Medford was call Mr and Mrs Claire Stumbo of ing on friends in this city Sunday. hoots t.reek were business visitor» here Tuesday. Shortening. 3 ixiunds for 35c. Gold H ill Meal Market. adv XMAS PHOTOS— Holiday spec Mr and Mrs B II Ingling were ials n o w ! PEASLEYS opposite Holly theatre. Medford. Do-12 Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. Ingling's father, J C Ingling. Bryan W ard and Dave Biles left Billy Lee Reed was confined to Monday lor Sawyers Bar. Califor nia, where they have employment. Ins home the first of the week with a severe cold. Miss Marjory Mayfield is visit The Past Noble Grand club is ing this week at the home of her brother. Raymond Mayfield, on meeting Thursday (today) at the home of Mrs. Paul Thompson. Fielder Creek. FIFTH GRADERS Cartridge in Hi« Pipe WRITE INTERESTING Explode«; Escape« Iniurv CHRISMAS POEMS Glenwood Sj>rtugs, Onto.—O r. j Waller was badly frightened bin ey„|tw|,,„ The following poems, panned by otherwlae uulnjured when pupils of the fifth grade. Mrs. M ar occurred right under Ida none. A «2- whlnh he left In hit jorie Pena, teacher, are Uu young callhre cartridge k . «•cat pocket found tta way Into hla s .e r , interpretations of the differ- .„ o k ln , smoking •»lit phases llhilvov .vf ' k . i . l .....- * tobacco. wwvw» When he tilled hla en, of / Christmas pipe and lit It, the cartridge axploded Wowing the pipe to pieces. T H E C H R IS T C H IL D By Rae Clem ent The Christ Child was born On Christmas morn. Mary and Joseph by his side. Peoples there from far and wide. C H R IS T M A S " • L. Paine and son, Andy, of Mr and Mrs Alvin Guidi returned C h arlie Ronvcran« Thursday from S a n Francisco, Sams \ alley visited a few duvs this " hen you deck Hie room with holly where they had been for Mrs. Guidi week in the Tom West home. Christmas is always jolly, to consult a doctor. Fred Koster of Birdseye Creek " »,cn Santa brings the toys Geo Holcomb of Holcomb Springs spent Monday visiting friends and rhe house is full of noise, , He leaves on the tree was a Gold H ill visitor Monday and relatives in Gold llill. W hile doing your Christmas shop-' " nd "“ > » * reports that his cabins are all rented for the winter. Ping, have a cup of hot chocolate 1 C H R IS T M A S Mrs H McGarvie. who has been at Hornings Shack, Grants Pass. working in Dunsmuir, California, Mrs D Desiinini was quite sick id returned here the last of the week her home in this city the first of to visit with her parents, Mr and the week. Mrs Tom Cook. I- B Sweeney, insurance agent Mr and Mrs R E Cook went Sun , lt, , Iorn> „ „ , from Medford, was transacting hus- Wher th , r ' ” , n e , ° n , E o o ,s C r e e k ' in »his city Tuesday« x^hcre they expect to do some work. * They w ill probably be there for Mr Sbopley of near Medford vis several vveek.s ited with friends here Monday on his way to Grants Pass. M r and Mrs Chas Hutchison of Siims Valley and M r and Mrs Don An ideal gift. A sewing machine, Hougham of Evans Valley visited new or used. Singer Sewing Ma Saturday- in the home of Mr and Mrs chine Company. 3 No. Bartlett. Med- John Cook. ford. D12-19 Miss \ ilola Dietrich, who has been visiting in Los Angeles, called there by the death of her brother-in-law, returned to her position at the home L " Martin on Sunday evening. Our Home Made C hilli w ill sur prise you . . . Il w ill revive you when tired of Christmas shopping. . . . Meet your friends at Horning's Shack, Grants Pass. Sunday. Mr and Mrs L T Cook and M r McGuire accompanied Scouts Jack Martin, Kenneth Ward, Buster Mullin, Guy Desiinini and Kelly- . ... ............... 1 leni^ n* on a h>ke to Gold Ray dam and Table Rock. 1:15 P. M. Satur., Dec. 14 Livestock Sale Pavilion in North Medford Lots of Furniture in Addition to Lsual Line of Livestock SO. ORE. LIVESTOCK AUCTION CO. Col. A. H. Dudley, AucL 530 Berrydale Avenue W hile Santa Claus my stocking fills, My mother uiid father pays the bills. Beef pot roasts. H e pound. Gobi H ill Meat Market. u,jv He brings them something good to eat. And maybe a greaf big drum to beat. A. A. Newnham left Sunday morn ing with a load of ore for the smel ter at Tacoma. Washington. He ex pects to be gone about a week. The ore was taken from his mine near Zacher. T H E R E IS S TILL T IM E to make your appointment for your Christ mas Photograph at SHANGLE’S STUDIO, .Medford, Phone 1308. But those ten shopping days before X(,r\ S*rnaS s°on be gone_ACT Mrs. Leona Sullivan and daugh ter, Mae Gale, of Vale, Oregon, and Mrs. Enola Kilgore and daughter (dona, of Sprague River, Oregon, came Wednesday, November 27, for a visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lentz, and brother, Gil- bert. Mrs. Harter, an aunt, and Mrs. Gilbert, their grandmother, are al so visiting here from Oklahoma the opening — OF THE — Gold Hill Hotel c i f t ; . « s u s free dance Sat. Eve, Dec. 14 S C H L IT Z BEER _ SOFT DRINKS - ALSO L IG H T LUNCHES e G O O D M U S IC CHAS. L IN E B A R G E B , PROP. »— ................ . . . . . . ..................... # . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... CHCllF T N o tr <i,V 5?2,SEALS’ WRAPPINGS GIFT NOVELTIES andPERFUME LOVELY TOWELS and TABLE CLOTHS Tree Decoration« and Light« Shop at Your Home Store FIRST for Your Chriatmaa Need« D R A K E 'S General Line Groceries and Hardware __________________ Candy for Christmas Giving the largest assortment OF BOXED CANDY EVER ASSEMBLED IN SOUTHERN OREGON FOR Y»H'R IN SPECTION. WE ARE MAKING APPOINTMENTS DAILY FOR CHRISTMAS GIFT PERMANENTS T here is sure to be someone on your list who would be delighted with such a g ift. Permanent« Priced $1-95 - $2.50 - $3.75 W e F e a tu re Lavendoil W aves CLAUDETTE’S BEAUTY SHOP Ph. 1518 — 113 E Main Medford, Oregon . Lemon Drop. He lb.—2 Iba. 25c j LumP* He lb.—2 Iba. 25c Stuffed Mint«, 18c lb.—2 lbs. 35c i^"ner Mint* 18c ,b — 2 for 35c CANDY CANES 5c — 10c — 25c PEPPER MINT STICKS—Large 5c — 25c — 35c — 75c S«. Our S , 0 Boxes of Christopher Chocolates Salted Nuts in Boxes or Packages Chocolate Brazil Nuts lb. pkga. 49c ALLEGRETTI’S World Famous BITTERSWEET CHOCOLATES If invilrd out In Chrixlmaa Dinner take a.o.iq a box of randy from Horning's Shark. . CHRISTMAS CANDY N.crly Boxed J 5 to Christmas Boxes CHOCOLATES 5 ,b’-850 Fancy Picture Boxes ............... CHOC. CHERRIES, lb.......... Dipping Chocolate, for ‘Home Made’ Candies RILEY’S ENGLISH TOFFEE MISS SAYLOR’S Unusual WHITMAN’S SAMPLER and other favorite boxes CHOCOLATES gj 2-Pound Boxes HOEFLER’S FANCY CHOCOLATES Mail a Box of Candy to “Her” Today for Christmas H o r n in g ’s S h a c k THE HEART OF THE THEATRE xa;-i. n DISTRICT’ GRANTS PASS ------ ^*daaa,>lS^ s>wwai>isisaisaii1>aaaa a , GOLDEN RULE Toys - Dolls Games THE READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT b offering «en.ational reduction« on all Ladie. Coat» and Winter Hat« is priced for Ih c 'ltig Christmas F v .m f y ’ hfadv t , »g,w k ls FOB C HR ISTM AS- A G il ' 1! T H A T w i ^ P n e ^ ’ Y-Ttl-W KAH MONTHS TO COME? F W ,L L ,,fc ENJOYED FOB dren to see our Complete TO YLAN D. You w ill enjoy seeing the many Beau- lifu l New Doll» and the prices w ill more than please your pocketbook. SHOES FOR ALL THE FAMILY v. is Now Showing the Most Complete Stock of SLIPPEBS for A f ramity at Unusually Low Prices 68c - 98c - $1.25 and $1.48 pair GIFTS FOR M E N Shirt. . Tie. . Sox - Sweater. - H ’d’k’f . - Pajama. Come And See How I, Pays u . Trade COME AND HAVE A GOOD TIME make yourself A T i S Medford, Oregon W rapped for (lifts and f<»r M ailing of Klam- Klam- or and Sun- Walker. H ° UCk *’ " niece of M r' W a,k’ 31 S Central— Neat to Eralerlan Santa only brings the toys For Ihe nicest little boys. to C o m e to t h e f . Mr and Mrs Jas Chisholm and daughter. Hetty Jean, of the Mea dows. were visitors in Gold H ill Tuesday. M r and Mrs Jake h Houck ouck Falls, visited Saturday day in the home of Dick ->• P. W atch Inspector Mince tUlM ................................ ■ — Mr. and Mrs H F Drake and Mrs Lou Lingren were Grants Pass visi tors Tuesday, where Mrs. Drake consulted with her doctor. Mrs. John McFadden who recent- Auction Sale On Christmas dav we should he joll.V, M ith a Christmas tree and a wreath of holly. Is appropriate, because (lie greatest •lift anyone ran receive is health. Christmas Seals help return health Io those stricken w ith lutiereulosia. Permanent« $2 SO Why Not a Permanent for Christina«? Virginia Kellogg. Operator Alamosa. Cola - Willlnin Rngar F"**» as u deal! tuts and received re ttef until hla death, then authorltlsn found he erne a man of weiiltli. hla holdings consisting or real estate. atvH-ka and t>ank holding«. Judge 1». W. Dlrkpatrlck ordered «128.03 spent by the Colorado atate relief commit- tee on fuel, clothing, food and t i l e d leal attention for Enger, paid bark from tlie estate. S ta n le y Robbing« WATCH REPAIRING Larry Schade IS AGAIN OPEN FOR BUSINESS Wealthy Man Gela Dole; but State Geta It Back Jas. Cook of Ashland and Mrs Opal W e iti of Central Point were Sunday visitors at the Hoy Centers home. ly sold her . place in ....... Sams . Valley — --- , , and went to Bakerfieid, California, Mrs. Rose Gay and Miss Alice to live, writes back to friends that Harper spent the Thanksgiving hol she still likes Oregon best and idays with friends in K'umath would rather live here. Palls. Mrs. Gay returned to Gold Mrs. R. E. Cook returned Satur H ill Tuesday while Miss Harper day evening from W olf Creek, where slopped in Ashland for a visit. she has been with her daughter, Mrs. Floyd Lance, who is conval escing from a major operation she recently underwent in Portland. Mrs. Lance's many friends here w ill be glad to know that the operation was successful and that she is greatly improved. IV Claua ap The Gold Hill Beauty Shop Exceeds Auto Dentha The "terrlflc toll" of nuto accidents la leaa than half aa great aa a a o q a I deaths from tnber- culosts. Buy Christ mas Seals and help Bght thia unnacaa aary disease. T he people came from wide and far, Guided by the shining star. In the City of Bethlehem. Wise Men came to worship him. The picture of Saul« pears more often on the Christinas « ••Is than any other design. This , he Go|<Jen R(jJe Lei Us Show You What Values U H o w T ir ’/,A ,)n :s ' «nd GHOW ING GIRLS SHOES at $1.98, $2.98 and $3.95 1 ME Grant» Pa«« C H ILD REN 'S SHOES -Shoes and Oxfords -Over 400 pairs— all sizes, fl to 2— choice T h e G o ld e n R u le $1.00 pair Oregon
