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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1936)
Phoenix Versus Gold Hill at Gym Tonight, Thursday $ K ill The M o d Thoroughly Rood W a d d y m Southern Or«<on, Published in the Biggest L ittle Tow n in the State VOLUME XXXV111 -a m L GOLD HILL, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, Iy¿6 NUMBER 45 large number f A om gold hill Delos Walker to Operate Gold H ill Garage Ha» Paper felling of Lincoln's ' F. A. Bates Files, Then GOLD H IL L LOSES TO Gold Hill Auto Hark Inatailed Latest in MaaaSkiiiAlioii is on L,i»ptay Stops Suit to break Lease A T SCOUT BANQUET Automotive Equipment In News Ottice ihts Weex POINTERS BUT BEAT Mr. und Mrs. Delos Walker will ' I lake over the Gold Hill Auto park Un February 1, I he date set for Cha». Kell, proprietor ul the Gold TA LE N T; HOLD LEAD A document of timely historical Uuile u large number of «rout* Sunday, it was announced this week, Hill Garage, this week added the interest ts on display in the News the trial ut the civil suit, F, A. «ml other» attended the umiuul succeeding Mr. and Mr». L. It. Due bates vs. Ed Prefountain, both Foots Father and Son»* banquet and get- ling, who will leave for Arizona to very latest piece of equipment for office ihi» week, through the cour Greek miners, a motion was filed testing aulmobile motor» und dr tesy of Ernest Lyman, ns owner. The Phoenix-Gold Hill game together held Monday night ut the make their home. lecting their troubles. will be played tonight (Thurs it is a copy of Hie front page of in Justice H. D. Heed’s court for a Junior high school in Medford. Mr. und Mr». Walker will live at The new machine is known as the New York tterald ut Saturday, voluntary non-suit by O. S. Brown day) instead of tomorrow, as A turkey dinner atarted off the the park. They will continue to the Allen Motor Tuner. With tbi April 15, 1865, telling of the assas of Grunts Pass, attorney for Bates, f o r m t rly scheduled. Fans festivities ufler which u program sell Richfield products ul the serv u»e of this new piece of equipment sination of President Abraham Lin and the case was dismissed. should make special effort to waa given, the high »pot being the ice station, and will stock groceries The suit was brought by Bates in pructically everything on the car coln, the evening before. attend as this is THE BIG game travelogue put on by the aeuuts that for the accomodation of their pa an effort to terminate a lease held can be checked quickly and accur of the year. All but two columns of the page went on the Jamboree trip lu»l »um- trons. ately for trouble und the various are devoted to dispatches concern by Prefountain on the Black Gbau- tner. The boy» gave in detail an In- I he park is the only auto cump dials on the face plate will show ing the President’s condition, and nel mine property on Foots Greek, Although Central Point beat Gold tere»ling account of their experi in Gold Hill. Il consists of six what the trouble is. The machine is details of the attack on him, and which has been the cenler of much Hili last Friday night, the Beavers ence» on that memorable trip, und cabins, a tenant house, the service electrically operated and by a ttu n on Secretary of State Seward, a legislation the last six year». Bates found themselves Tuesday evening it wa» ea»y to see everyone of the station and u store and cafe build recently repossessed the m in e , ing the machine to the motor of an short time later. boy» got a lot of good from it. which had been purchased from and took Talent into camp to keep ing with a large plot of ground. automobile the different parts inay The news matter is set in unus Hubert (Buster) Mullin of Gold him by L. A. Banks, former Medford iheir lead in the secondary high The young people, who recently he cheeked. ually fine type, and the columns Hill, representing troop 17. wa» one returned from California, follow school A team conference standing. Just to mention a few of the are separated by heavy black newspaper publisher. of the 32 »rout» lliut look the trip ing their marriage there, have the Prefountain held a lease on the and he gave an account of event» best wishes of their friends for things that can be checked on this border, in mourning for the Presi property but Bates did not wish Jacksonville won from Phoenix Allen Motor Tuner are the timer, dent, who according Io a short dis Friday night, who were tied witu on the first lup, from Portland to success in this venture. colls, points, sparkplugs, vacuum, patch from Edwin M. Stanton, Sec- him to continue to operate there, Gold Hill for the lead last week, Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. Burling and Jack valves, and valve springs, compres rotary of War, hail died that morn and filed suit to end the arrange Jack Martin, another Gold Hill will leave Monday for Bisbee. Ari ment, hut as there seemed no which helped matters for the locals. »rout, who also made the trip, won zona. where Mr. liaraling will have sion, carburetor, batten , starter, ing ut twenty-two minutes past sev grounds to prove that Prefountain The standings now look like this: ign ition system und even a clogged en o’clock. honorable mention for hi» displuy charge of a large truck farm. They WON LOST exhaust. The oilier columns give news ot had violated terms of the lease in Gold Hili __________ 4 a of snapshot» taken along the route. purchased the park curly lust full, any way, the suit was stopped, There are enough gadgets on the the rebel army, and quotes an ap Phoenix ........._...................3 i These picture» taken by the scouts but Teel their new offer affords without trial. outfit for testing that it may be able ical from Jeff Davis fo his follow Central Point .................. 2 2 were on display in the banquet greater opportunity. Io tell whether your pocket watch ers. Their capital at Biehmond had room. Jacksonville ..... 2 2 It running, for all we know. surrender, and he was appeal Intermediate. Teachers Talent ________________ u 4 Don Newbury of Medford was Gold Hill Grange Names ing to the southern army not to Meet in Medford Satur toastmaster (or the affair. Talks Central Point Game Tough to Lose Committee«; Busy Week HOME ECONOMICS MEETING give up hope. One dispatch states were by Larry Schade, president of AT FISH HOME TUESDAY that Lee’s army was supposed to The Central Point game was a The intermediate teachers council Crater Lake council; Frank Hull, neart-breaking affair for Gold Hill lb Joyce Handley he in a safe position, while word of Jackson county met Saturday at who accompanied the scout» east; (By Mr». W. G. Howea) The regulur session of the Gold from Gov. Vance of Virginia ad the courthouse in Medford. Miss as the Beavers looked like a sure and Irving Hcesley, new »rout exec A meeting of tne Home Economics vised Lee to submit Lincoln’s terms winner in ttie first half only to see utive, who put plenty of pep into itili grunge was held on the eve Louise Basford was guest speaker. their lead dwindle down in the last the meeting with his song», stunts ning of February 6. The follow committee of Gold Hill Grunge No of peace. ing committees for the year were •>34 was held ut the home of Mrs The document can be seen at She gave many interesting and help period. The Pointers eked out a 2- und »nappy address. J. W. Fish, Tuesday afternoon, with this office for the next few days, ful references on the newest trends point victory with the count stand Scouts from Troop 17, Gold Hill, appointed by Muster E. C. Fiene: Mrs. W. G. Howes as co-bostess. ing 29-18 when the gun sounded. by anyone interested. in teaching arithmetic. Itecreution committee: Mrs. C E who attended were: Laverne Wal Plans were mude Io bold a mas Gold Hilt held a 9 to 2 advantage The next meeting will be held ker, Ituster Mullin. Guy Desimini, Gray, Mrs. J W Fish, P. E. Krause. querade dance ut the hall on Sar at the end of the first quarter and Entertainment committer: Mrs W. March 7, at 1:30 at the courthouse Beaver Portland Cement Billy Force, Billy heed, Creighton increased the lead to 15-6 when the auditorium in Medford. Miss Virgin Thompson, Tommy Henderson, Ken II Ferguson, Mrs Soren Christensen, dine creek Saturday night, February Plant Gets Ready to Start 22. Mrs. Carrie Puhi, Mrs. Evagene ia Hales of Southern Oregon Nor teams went to the dressing rooms neth Ward, Kelly Clement, anil Bil C. E. (>ray. for the half-time rest. Smith, Mrs. Pearl Ferguson and Music committee: Mrs. Margery ly Pendleton and Scoutmaster L. T. About the first of March opera mal school will present the music Went Cold in Last Half Mrs. Maud Pierce were placed on Pena, J. W. Fish, F N Tygart. festival folk dances. All intermed Cook. ar tions at th: Heav.r Portland Cement The last half was a different story Education ooinmittee: Miss Joyce the serving committee. Others from Gobi Hill included plant here will get underway, ac iate teachers are urged to attend Appropriate readings were given as the Central Point team started H. D. Force, A. A. Walker, Tom Hen Hundley, Mrs. Dennis McGuire. Den cording to an announcement made these meetings. by Mrs. Fiene, Mrs. Tigart, Mrs. nis McGuire. Officers of the council are: Mrs. a rally that ran their score to 16 derson, Jim Clement, It. E. Blunk- this week by W. H. Muirhead, gen Among the Gold Hill grange Pierce, and Mrs. Smith. Guessing eral manager. Repair crews are now Florence Hunsaker of Jacksonville, while Gold Hill failed to connect enburg. Jim Gay, Seth Coy, D. Des member« attending the pie social contests were the occasion of a great it work Retting equipment in shape president; Miss Doris Hitchcock of for a single point The score was imini and I). It. Sloan. Bellview, vice president and Mrs. tied at 16-all with but a few minutes Ladies from this city who helped and bazaar held by the Bogue River deal of merriment, followed by for the run. songs front the high school mem grange Friday, February 7, were Marjorie S. Pena, Gold Hill, secre to play. Leo Walker caged a field with the serving were: Mrs. L. T. goal to give the Beavers a two-point tary. Cook, Mrs, A. A. Walker, Mrs. Paul Mr und Mrs E C Fiene, W. G. Howes bers. Boll call, answered by bits of G IR L SCOUT NEW S wisdom front each member, found margin, but Central Point came and daughter Edith, Mr and Mrs F Thompson und Mrs. It. E Blanken- J back with two free tosses and one N Tygart, Mrs F W Bicter, Mrs J 19 members and five guests present. burg. Fred W itt Takes Last Thursday the newly organ Decorations were carried oul in from the field to win the game. The W Fish, Miss Nina Croft and Miss ized Girl Seoul troop of the West- Bride Here Monday closing minutes saw one of the (lie Valentine motif, anti a beautiful Joyce Handley. GARDEN CLUB NOTES side school of Medford, and their wildest exhibitions of scrambling Many of the (mid Hill grangers birthday rake, cookies and coffee captain, Mrs. Leach, and lieutenant. Fred Witt, for many years a res The February 7 meeting of the attended the dance at Sams Valley were served in honor of the Misses Miss Jeannette Gore, visited the ident of the Wiiner district, and players and spectators that have Gold Hill garden club was held at Saturday evening, February 8, und Alice Harper, Nina and Sylvia Croft, Gold Hill troop. The Beaver patrol Lottie Pilts, also of that place were attended a basketball game here for the city hall, with Mrs. It. E. Cook reported a very enjoyable evening. whose birthdays occur in February. was in charge and gave a clever married by Justice H. I). Heed here a long time. The next meeting of the H.E.C. is flag drill and program. The game was pepped up consid On Sunday, Fehri; v'9, a grange and Mrs. Jack Frost us hostesses. Monday in a ceremony witnessed chicken dinner was held nt the Io he held at the Grange hall, the About 30 members were present. Mrs. Dix and Mrs. Bricker and by Wm. Flippen and Lee Cook, erably by selections from the Cen tral Point high school band and the Action was taken to plan the local hall. The women upheld their 25th of February, with Mrs. Lucy three scouts from Rogue River were both of Gold Hill. singing of “The Music Goes ’Round d u b ’s business so that one meeting established reputation us cooks, Edington, Mrs. Pearl Ferguson and also guests ut this meeting. Both are well known here and and ’Round” by the Gold Hill high a month cun be devoted to routine while the men showed their ap Mrs. Mabel Hittle as hostesses, who Each patrol has studied intensive have many friends in this section students. Words for the tune were request each member to bring n preciation by bringing along iheir mutters, with the other being spent ly on Iheir flag tests. First aid treat who extend congratulations. Thev written for the occasion by Maxine discussing garden club subjects und usual appetite. The program fol package of seeds for exehunge. ment was demonstrated for the will make their home at Wiiner. Holifield and Phyllis Miller. All members and their friends are lowing the dinner consisted of i. entertainment. guests and a brier outline of fire Gold Hill Midgets Win A scrapbook was provided the reading “I Love to Hear a Good cordially invited to nttend these prevention given. CHOSEN SECRETARY The Gold Hill Midgets won from historian in which to put clippings Gat Fight,” by Edith Howes, and a meetings. Today (Thursday) the Wild Rose PEACE OFFICERS GROUP Central Point in the first prelim and members were usked to save mock wedding. Mrs. J W Fish was troop will he guests of the Central inary ame, 11 to 7. Joe Blipr, ar items either of club activities, or of the bride, Margery Pena the groom, SRTH ANNIVERSARY OF LOCAL Point troop at a Valentine social in Justice of the Peace H. D. Reed interest Io gardeners. Boll call will and Mrs. Millie Walker the minis KEHEKAH LODGE CELEBRATED Central Point. Mrs. Rose Gay, Mrs. of this city was honored at the an dent fan. treated these players and the second team to milk shakes af be answered next month with these ter. At the close of the ceremony Clement, Mrs. Christensen, Mr. nual meeting of the Southern Ore ter the games. The Amethyst Rebekah lodge oh Mrs F W Bicter, as the bride’s fa clippings. Parks and Mrs. Pena are furnishing gon Law Enforcement Officers as served its 38th anniversary Wed Central Point took home another ther, appeared with a shot gun Mrs. H. I). Force reported on the transportation for the troop. sociation held at Grants Pass Sat victory in the B team contest, how fair hoard meetings, und the group Which frightened away the groom, nesday evening. After the regular urday, by being chosen secretary of ever, the score being 19-9. discussed its part in the fair next the bride then going home with meeting a social hour was enjoyed. HERE'S THE NEW GOLD HILL the group. Carrie Puhi was the guest of hon Just a Breeze at Talent her father. fall; also tnlked of holding a spring HIGH SCHOOL PEP SONG About forty officers, representing or, other charter members being The Beavers, after having been This stunt had been given at the flower show in connection with the H. E. club, and caused so much mer unable to attend. -Sister Puhi wa» (Tune—The Music Goes ’Round and state, county and city divisions in beaten on the local floor, 20 to 18 by school exhibits in Muy. southern Oregon were present. E.W. the Central Point five last Friday Hostess committers were arrang riment that it was repeated for the presented a lovely bouquet of car Round) Madison of Grants Pass is the new evening, journeyed to Talent Tues nations und similar buuquet was benefit of the members who had ed until June. Leo pushes that first man down president, and he is assisted by day night and somewhat made up Mrs. I’ I? Ilolilerness was present not seen it. The afternoon ended sent to Sister Lucy Mee, who was The ball goes round and round Howard Blaekmer, district attorney this loss. The locals started off with ed with the six mouths attendance' witli some group songs led by Mrs. absent because of illness. Mrs. Mee Whoa ho ho ho ho ho of Klamath county. is also a charier member. the beginning whistle and kept a prize, und Mrs W C Bower received Margery Pena. And it goes in there (basket). Secretary of the State Treasury safe lead for the entire game. Final Refreshments of cake and coffee the attendance prize for that meet MRS. TRASK BURIED were served and the cake was dec Tony pushes that second guard down Rufus Holman, came from Salem to score: Gold Hill 41; Talent 10. ing. address the meeting at a banquet orated with the names of the char He spins him round and round HERE THIS AFTERNOON Winning this game puts the Beav Mrs. Ellis Matthews and Mrs. J. D. field Saturday evening in the Red ers back in the running for (he con ter members. Whoa ho ho ho ho ho Services for Mrs. Catherine Trask, Hedgpeth will entertain the club woods hotel at Grants Pass. And he lands over there. ference championship. February 21 at the Matthews home, resident here for the last seven SCHOOL BAND BEING The preliminary ga m e h e tw e e n and the March ii meeting will be at years were held this afternoon at Then hv pushes that middle man BELIEVE ALL YOU HEAR, the 7th and 8th grades of the two ORGANIZED BY MR. BOTTS the city ball when the county hor the graveside in Rock Point ceme down SAYS PUBLICITY MAN schools was won by the Talent ticulturist will talk. Mrs. Paul tery. Mrs. Trask who was 77 years And Horace lakes him round and youngsters, 20 to 7. of age died Tuesday morning after (By Junior Robinson) Thompson and Mrs. Earl Moore will round (By Junior Robinson) a short illness. She is survived by Not to he outdone by other small Foul! Foul! Foul! Oh oh be hostesses at that time. Although practice on our junior- MR. DORMAN IMPROVING her sons A. F. Loyn und Lonzo I.. er high schools in the county, our Listen to the referee cuss. senior play “When a Feller Needs a Lown with whom she made her own little (iold Hill high lias start OUR CUSTOMERS Friend,” hus begun on a small home north of this city, and one ed Geo. Dorman who has been seri nizing a “Green and White” The team is rnrin' Io go Take the Right Road but Mickey tells them to lay low scale, there is one part open. ously ill in the Grants Pass hospi daughter, Mrs. Mary Miller of Burnt bart'.i.-' ii has about nine members, And.are Successful. When this paper last went to tal for some lime, underwent a sec Woods, Oregon. and R. A. Botts, who is giving les Whoa ho ho ho ho ho Right Planning press, there were two parts vacant. ond operation Monday morning. He VICTORY! Rev. W. R. Baird officiated at the sons, and will lead the band, is Right Road The part of “Aunt Alice” has been is showing marked improvement services which were in charge of hoping Io double this number, And keeping eternally nt it (Words by Phyllis Miller anil taken by Mary Force. the Perl Funeral home. now and is thought to be on the Pnrents are urged Io cooperate Maxine Holifield.) Rring Success We ask you to believe everything road to recovery, although he will with their children in any manner you hear about this play, good or be unable to be out for many weeks. FARMERS AND FRUITGROWBRS II. I). Reed of this city was host possible toward obtaining instru HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY bad. Then come see for yourself. RANK Io fifteen members of the Speak ments. Mrs. H. S. Harris entertained Fri (Community Builders) ers eluh of Medford of which he W.R.C. MEETING WEDNESDAY day afternoon in honor of Mary AMATEUR MUSICIANS contests Member Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. has been a member for some time, ON WRESTLING TOUR Jane’s ninth birthday. Gaines and at its regular meeting Monday nlghl. The W.R.C. will hold an all-dav Boh “Marine" Kennston left Wed refreshments were enejoyed by start again Saturday night, Feb. 15, DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT Fifteen men drove from Medford nesday. February 5. for San Fran Laura Louise Dungey, Edith Ham, at 8 o’clock. CASH PRIZES. If you meeting next Wednesday, February The Odd Fellows lodge is spon and enjoyed dinner nl Rogue Nook cisco, and other points in Califor Gladys Smith, Jessamine Pendleton, play piano, any instrument, sing or 19. h I the city hall All members be soring another public dance at their inn then adjourned to the Reed nia, on a wrestling lour. He ex Eileen Frost, Leona Holderness, dnnee, register at once. Phone 335.1 present to plan for a Washington hall Saturday night, February 15. home for their meeting. birthday party and sew on a quilt. pects to be gone about a month. Dorothy Ann and Mary Jane Harris.) Badlwin Piano Shoppe, Medtord. J Daisy Paul, president.
