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Page Eight The Gold Hill News, Cold Hill, Oregon Thur»day, February 13, 1131 The P.N’.ti. club meets at the home d Ihe Prospect boys by the decisive being dismantled, on which he w aa' of Mr». Elinor Force today (Thurs score of 51-10. The second team MEDFORD employe«!, was here Wednesday vis day). was defeated. Bing friends. He Is now employed BUSINESS DIRECTORY Miss l.yndall Jacobs took her ala* tin the dredge, working with Floyd A group of about a doseii men Lance, who i* one of the pilots. Tom Griffith of Sardine Greek J. C. Walker and Bryan Ward at- ter. Miss Nellie, to Grants P mss with a tractor started Ihe excavat spent tlie week m il with his sister, tended the meetiui of the D.A.V. in Monday to consult Dr. Bailey. FOR PORTRAITS. COPIES AND Mrs. Ella Patrick. Medford Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Chisholm and ing work for Ihe new grunge hull Mr. and Mrs. Leo Tompkins and KK8TORING OF OLD PRINTS DANCE Saturday night. Feb. la. Mr. and Mrs T J West and son. family of the Meadows were week on Ihe grange lot W ednesday morn family and Waller Collins spent CALI. AT ing. The lot is located directly at the Odd bellows hall, Gold Hill. Tommy, spent Sunday in the W I. end guests of relatives in this city. Saturday at tlie home of relative* across the road west of Ihe Sums Come, have a good time. adv Payne home in Sams Valley. Miss Lucille Smith spent Sunday and friend* on Pleasant ('reek. CORLEY PHOTOS Mrs. Jamieson, mother of Mrs. S. Prank Childers of Medford was in Hogue Hiver the guest of Miss Valley schoolhouse. »IS K. Main M.dfurd Wilda Mayfield. Jim Dean, who owns and oper Pierce let» Wednesday. February a business visitor in Gold Hill Wed- The grange dance Saturday nigh* 5 for her home at Seappose after u nesday. ate* a placer mine near Guliee ill Mrs II D Heed, Mrs Maude Bob- was well attended and a nice sum Josephine county, was visiting the visit her, of several w eeks. Mr. j #ck por, of inson and Miss Bertha Coy attended netted for the building fund. The Mr and Mrs H E Cook visited ford were business visitors in this the Lincoln club banquet at the ways and means committee and Lance brother mine Friday. He was accompanied In his mol her, Hotel Medford, W cdnc&day evening. Sunday with Mr and Mrs Prank city Monday. their assistants deserve m u e It Elliott on Pools Creek Mrs Matlie Robinson and daugh praise for their time and work Mr*. Lydia 'Tuffs Dean, one «if Ihe J W Livingston. Mr. Blanton. Mrs. Mr and Mrs Maple and son, Der- I. H Darling and son Jack were ter, Corinne, of Ashland, visited s|»ent in making the dunce a success. pioneers of Grunts Pass, who called Body « Fender Repairing— G Ian« on Mrs. Marion Lance ami her win, who have been living on Foots business visitors in Medford Mon -Saturday with Mrs. Robinson's bro mother, Mrs. Martha Stead, whom 220 N. Ilnrtlell-Medforil-Ph. 1050 ther-in-law. B. A. Robinson. Creek, moved into the Mrs. Lucy day, Mrs. O. T. Wilson is in Corvallis Mee house Friday. Reasonable - Dependable Chris Jorgensen and Mike Van this week attending Ihe Home In she huil known for about slxlv Mr. and Mrs. Harry N'ewnhani, sears. They had not met for a imui Mr. and Mrs. Harry Childers .if Kay Wyatt and Miss Effie Patton Houteu took a loud of Mr. Jorgen. terests conference. her of years. .Sunday cullers ul the Eagle Point. Prank Childers and were Sunday visitors in Grants sen’s furniture to Ashland Wednes l.anee home were Mr mill Mrs Les day. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Childers of Pass. Prof. Empey attended the dinnri lie Hawk anil duiighti r, Cecily of Medford, were guests Tuesday. Feb E. R. WHITE Mr. and Mrs. Lyle l.indley of and meeting for principals in Med Grants Pass, also Mr. unit Mrs. Ed Bryan Ward and family moved S \i i s ENGINEER ruary 4, of Mr. and Mrs. C M Rich this week from the Hammersly Medford spoil Sunday with Mrs. ford Monday evening. Pierce and duiighlrr. N’anev Leu of ardson. IBIEND SPRAYERS Lindley's parents. Mr. and Mrs. W m. house Io the W. E. Boss tenant Medford, who were Sunday evening Water Systems and Pumping Kittle. Ihe Sams Valley Ladies club met •inner gin sis. house. Machinery with Mrs. N'oru Williams in Beagle Miss Edith Howes attended a Val Tom Chisholm was taken to the T éléphona 27 Thursday. A nice crowd attended, Medford ______ Oregon entine party Tuesday evening, given hospital in Medford Wednesday, The Birdseye family Is Ihe lat- . à -• • al the home of Mrs. Bovee. near where he will remain for some and delicious refreshment* were sl in Hie community Io he visited served by the host«**. Bogue River. lime for medical treatments. •y Ihe measles. First, llolthy Cam- Mr. anil Mrs. Bill Hanunerslev, FOR 28 YEARS—- on had them, and Glenn mid David Word bus been received from Mrs. Maudie Robinson is ncting as who have hern living in Sawyers substitute teacher in Bogue River Mr. and Mrs. Dick Straus in Los Birdseye were ill Ihe pusl week. PERL FUNERAL HOME Bar, California, were visiting rela for a few days, beginning today Angeles stating that they have fail Io Belter Nerve Humanity I* our tives in this city Saturday. (Thursday). ed to find Sunny Southern Califor- aim. It rosis no mure. Mr. and Mrs. Bay Ingling of Med niaa. The heavy rains there the TITUS KNOWS HIS Member of Hie Order of the J C W alker and Mrs Minnie Lowe past few days seem just like Oregon ford visited with Mr. Ingling's fa Golden Buie. BIG TIMBER LORE ther. J. C. Ingling, Saturday eve visited Sunday with Mrs Lowe's when they left here in January, ac ning. son. Dee Lowe and family, near cording to their letter. “ F lam e in F orest” A uthor Miss Zelda Smith of Medford and Central Point. FOR BETTER CLEANING Miss Louise Smith of Ashland spent Born, R- ared in W ood*. Mrs. E. W. Empey has been on Paul Throne, of LuVerne, Cali the week end with their parents, fornia, arrived in Ihe community the sick list the past few days. Sev Try Ihe Mr. and Mrs T Z Smith and family. Sunday and called al Glendora Gar eral other residents have severe NU-WAY CLEANERS Mr. and Mrs. Dee Lowe and son dens. He is making plans to build eolils. of Central Point visited Monday- a home on the property he bought B> & Central Phone 1218 Medford evening with Mr. Lowe's mother from (.. E. Gray about a year ago. A party of picnickers spent Sun and sister. Mrs. Minnie Lowe and day on Table Bock and report they The W.Hs.. met at their hall Wed had a beautiful view of the valley- Mrs. J. C. Walker. nesday for an all day meeting with on that clear, sunshiny day. I i i Hu Mrs. Celia Edler visited Tuesday W hen a Man Cooks, he a no-hostess luncheon. They clean RINGER REPAIR MAN evening with her daughters. Mae brags about his way with and Joan of Beagle. Joan is con ed the hull before noun and in Ihe Any line, of machines repaired. Work Guaranteed. a Steak, a Chop, or Han: fined to her home with a severe afternoon held their regular busi W. II. KLAUT ness meeting. cold. FOOTS CREEK New und I sed Sewing Machines Mrs. Chas. Gray spent several Mrs. I. (). Zierolf and Bobby Whit SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO NEWS Plan YO U R Meals 3 N. Bariteli Ph. 782 Medford days the first of the week in Med man left last week for Collage Around (B y M r*. M arlon I^ n r e ) ford caring for her daughter. Miss Grove where the Zierolf* expect to Alelha Gray, who was quite sick j make their home. Mr. Zierolf will with the flu. CASH FOR OLD GOLD remain here for a month or so un The Foots Creek Sunday School Q ualily Repairing— H onestly Edward Shoemaker of Kanes til he can dispose of his property enjoyed a picnic dinner Sunday Make The Day Perfect With Our Creek, who applied for admission to here. I’rleed following Ihe class hour. Then the P erfect Steaks the army, went to Vancouver Bar men pul up the new sign made and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore hud as EVERYTHING IN QUALITY MEAT racks for an examination, but was guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. C D presented by Howland Miller, who This Week End We Feature: not admitted due to defective eye Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stephen is a student at the Southern Ore SWIFT’S GOVT INSPECTED sight. son and Shirley Hall of Grants gon Normal school at Ashland. Harold Titus, whose fast-moving QUALITY BEEF Mrs. Virginia McCormick, who Pass. L. A. Phillips of Ekalaka, Mon aerlul story, "Elame In tlie Forest,” ap SATURLAY SPECIALS was to have left for her home in tana, and Wayne Hall of Chiloquin, Mr and Mrs. Leslie Carr un<| sun, pear« aerially In tlila newspaper, was PORK STEAK ........... 25c Lb Pismo Beach, California, was de Oregon. Allen, who have spent Ihe past ten born In Traverse City, Michigan, at VEAL SHOULDER .......... is e Lb. tained here by the sickness of Mrs. months at Grant* Pass and Grave the end of Ihe white pine era, and he THE NAT STORE Mrs. Ivan Keslerson and daugh (.reek, while Mr. Carr was em atilt lives there In a home perched on C M Richardson. Sht departed GOLD HILL MEAT MKT. Tuesday of this week for her home. ter, Dorothy of Klamath Falls spent ployed by the Bogue Hiver Gold a hill overlooking Grand Traverse Hay. SANDWICHES — FOUNTAIN the week end with Mrs. Kesterson's company, have moved back Io their Writing him been his vocation for AND CONFECTIONERY ; M K ■ MMWIMMHHI d MWWWMRRMRRMB l i I . a ■................ ......... n 5 > g g g mother, Mrs. Wm. Puhi. On the re home on the left fork of Foots twenty years. All of Ida hooka have turn trip they were accompanied Creek, having finished hl's work. 118 N. Rivrraide been outdoor yarns, anil most of hla Medford several hundred abort stories as w ell by Mrs. Ida Smith, who will visit a Since IP27 he has served as a member sister in Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Baxter of MIcldguiTa Conservation Commis Î WE NOW CARRY A STOCK OF made a trip to Fall City. Washing sion. which keeps him In the closest SAMS VALLEY NEWS ton. near Seattle Friday, relum possible touch with forest, flub and FARMERS ATTENTION J GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES SECOND HAND REBUILT ing Tuesday, accompanied by Mrs, game affair«. HI« particular activity s The boys’ and girls’ basketball Baxter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. la In forest tire control and reforesta FARM IMPLRMENTH teams were both victorious in their Frank Morgan. tion. In Jflttl Hie University of Michi AND TRACTORS >: Also fan belts, non-explosive cleaning solvent gan gave him au honorary Master of games with Butte Falls Friday AT BARGAIN PRICES hi-test gas, light bulbs and kerosene. Aria degree In recognition of the Influ night. The girls had an easy game Mr*. Minnie (Byerty, whb has Call and See U* al and doubled their score over the been ill for several days, is able ence of hla novel "Timber!" on the re 3» South Grape St. Medford forestation movement and of hla work Butte Falls girls, but the boys’ game to be up again. for conservation. was one of the closest and most in The reviewer of the Boston Globe teresting games to be played yet Clarence Harrison and Erwi:i this season. Butte Falls took the McDole of Grave Creek were call said of "Flame In the Forest": "This lead at the start of the game, then ing on old friends in Ihe commun new novel |s a roaring story of adven . ♦ R MOMMI.................... WWKKMMkDOaMMMiaanMM ture In the woodlands.” And Hint’* the local hoys started working to ity Thursday. John Hvan of Leland Just what It la. You'll enjoy every even up the score, where it rocked who lived al Riviera Auto park chapter. Don’t forget to follow It as back and forth until Sams Valley during the time the dredge was STATI( )NER Y SUPPLIES It unfolds from week to week In the 116 N. Cent. Medford—Ph. 282 finally drew ahead in Ihe latter columns of thia newapaper. part of the game to win 28-17. The first and second boys’ teams journeyed to Prospect Tuesday eve ning, where Ihe first string defeat Independent Laundry lio CAL UAPPEPflNGSl SCHULIS BROS. AUTO PAINTING TAKE ATK». M E AT i NOTICE j Nugget Service Station J.R. 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