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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1936)
Page Eight T ■ ■ ■ jig a [LOCAL IIAPPKMNGSI Thursday, August » , 11)1 wa,GoJdHU^Oregoo T h . GoM HUI Now«, Gold IL H. Ingling visited Friday with his father J. C. Ingling. Joe 1'ankey returned from a trip tu Alaska. CHUCKY Saturday Roh Kenaston is now wrestling in Merritt Davis and Jack Couture Hemstitching. Singer Shop. Phone left Thursday (or a trip to Alaska. Joplin, Mo. 782. 22 S. Grape. Medford. iu21 Mrs. John Hays returned borne Have you had a fresh limeade at The Torn Cody family moved to Horning's Shack, lately? adv Sunday from a buying trip iu Cal Medford Sunday where Mr Cody ifornia. has vinpluymcnl. (i. W. Hannon spent several days Frank W alklin of Los Angeles is last week in Glendale on business. .Mrs. C. F. Beck and daughter here visiing friends. Frank lived Ellen came Thursday (today) tor a Mrs. Alvin Guidi left Sunday eve here several years ago. visit w ith .Mr. and Mrs. tl. F. Drake. ning (or San Francisco to consult Miss Beth Reed left Sunday tu Misses Dorothy and Virginia Hum with a doctor concerning her eyes. spend several days at the G irl accompanied the C. A. Whitlock, Work started in the pears at the Scout camp at Lake of the Woods. (amity on a trip to the Ortgon Van Hovmberg orchard Wednes C. L. Lester returned Salurday Gives Sunday. day morning. froiu the Veterans hospital in Rose Lost: 17:6.56 Goodyear tire and Mrs. Pearl Dunford of Medford burg much improved in health. rim along Rogue river near Gold visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Morris, w ife and daughter H ill. Finder please return to News Leon Wise. It of Pittsburg, California, came F r i office. Reward. Every day is somebody's birth day for a visit here w ith relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Doty who went day o r somebody's anniversary. Olney Edingtou who is workiug to Marshfield looking (or employ H ow about a box of candy from at Crater Lake came down Sunday. ment ure now located there and Mr. Horning's Shuck, Grants Pass, adv Mrs. Edingtou, son Roger aud Mr. Dmy is employed iu a garage. Frank Fink who is now living in Edington's (sister Lavell returned Mr. and Mrs. Date Smith. Mr. and the Illinois Valley came over for a w ith him Mrs. W ilm er B aiky aud Mrs. Nina visit vrith home folks Thursday, re The Fleming fam ily who have Dusenberry enjoyed a trip to D ia turning Friday. beeu living on Galls Creek moved na nd lake Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Collins of the first of the week into the H arrv Weed, Caifornia have been visiting Ti esham house oil the south side of w ith Mr. and Mrs. Merritt M erri town. man for the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Gerges and Mrs. B. E. Livingston and Mrs. daughter Paula June of Klamath Jess M iller of Redmond accompan Falls visited several days last week ied b.v Mrs. J. W. Livingston and with Mr. and Mrs. John Cook. Mrs. Mrs. R. L. Kenaston visited in Ash Gerges and Mrs. Cook are sisters. land Wednesday and in Grants Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gorham of Port Pass Thursday. land came Friday for *a visit w ild You’re Happier with STANDARD GASOLINE Unsurpassed Coy’s Service Station Seth Coy, Manager Mrs. Ellis Matthews and son B ill spent the pust week in Klamath Fulls w ith Mr. Matthews us guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Matthews. Mrs. Olaf Lokken, ' * rs. Phil Strand and Mrs. Rena Davis ure now employed at the Bear Creek Packing House near Medford. .Mr. and Mrs. John Cook and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Gerges and daughter his brother Art Gorham and fam Paua June of Klamath Falls visited ily. Sunday- the two families mot in Evans Valley Friday w ith re l ored at Cratter Lake where they en atives. joyed the day. Lee Kelsey of Portland, grand .Misses M arjory and Arlene Cam nephew and Miss .Marianna Holstine eron of Grants Pass visited Sunday ot St. Helens, grand niece of .Mrs. w ith their grandparents, Mr. and Ella Patrick came Sunday for a vis Mrs. Walter Dungey and their bro it of several days. ther Bobby of Birdseye creek who Cecil and Katheryn Hayes who sited here from Wednesday until have been visiting here and iu Tuesday. Crescent City for some time return Mr. and .Mrs. W. H. Reed sold ed to their home in Grass Valley. their property last week to Mr. K il California, Wednesday. gore, a real estate dealer of Grants Miss Jill Martin who has beeu pass. Mr. and Mrs. Reed expect to leave soon for Sayre. Okla., where visiting her grandmother Mrs. Hat» they resided before coming to Ore ie Beeman in Portland the past sev- . rat weeks returned to her home gon. here Wednesday. Jesse Gilchrist, Doc Bowers, Dick Miss Beverly Shorb of Lu Grande- Byerly, Barney Hughes, Chester Jacob, Miss Maude Sutton and Mrs. surprised her grandparents. Mr. and Daisy Gilchrist enjoyed a motor Mrs. J. W . Livingston Wednesday trip from here up T ra il creek over evening when she came to visit the new road to Azalea and thence with them for several weeks. home. They picniced at noon at the The F. G. Phillips fam ily moved Joe Rowe’s place on T ra il creek. from the parsonage Wednesday to a Miss Frances Norton of W olf Creek visited Tuesday w ith Miss Mary Jane Harris. She motored to Gold H ill with Floyd Lance who visited his daughter Ruth. Miss Ruth is staying w ith her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cook white her mother is in Portland receiving medical attention. N e w P rin ts fo r S c h o o l D r e sse s New Hose, all the latest shades. DRAKE’S General Line Groceries and Dry Goods DELICIOUS! Favorite Flavors — and — Always Something New Frozen Candy Bars lee Cream Sandwiches LË° 119 W. M A IN s na RD’ D IN E W IT H U8— MEDFORD (By Mrs. Marisa L a a « ) Mrs, George Lewis of Jacksonville form erly Mrs. Frances (Tarr spent the week end at the home of he«' brother Ed Prefountain and family. She was accompanied home by her niece Josephine Prefountain. Her son H urry C arr and wife of S a il Francisco, California spent part of last week visiting relatives and Iriends here. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cook of Gold H ill and granddaughter Ruth Lance of Wolf Creek spent Saturday night at their cabin at tbe Highland mine. camp on the Rogue. They w ilt go to Ruth also visited her other grand Banks, Oregon later where Mr. parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Phillips has a pastorate for the en Lance. She and Mr. Lance enjoyed suing year. the Sunday School picnic in the Mr. and Mrs. Clement H. Smith of Grants Pass park and later attend Los Angeles, California, w e r e ed the show. guests on Friday of .Mr. and Mrs. .Mrs. Frank Irish who has been Perry L. Wait. Mr. Smith w ill be» remembered as "D r. Smith” who at the home of Mrs. Lathrop in with his mother were residents of Grants Pass where she has been carqd for during the past three Gold H ill twenty four years ago. weeks was reportetd as not so well J. C. “Dad" Ingling and A. C. Vro- over the week end. nian, Gold Hill's Civil W ar veterans were guests of honor at a picnic H arry Slevin who w ith his moth Sunday, August 2, at Ashland, held er w ill be remembered as owning by the Spanish American w ar vet the property known as the Sain erans and their families of Jackson Chisholm place has spent tbe past county. two weeks prospecting on Foots Creek. .Mrs. Mollie Longbrake and son Leslie and .Mr. and Mrs. Frank W it- temeyer and four children of Ven tura, California, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. J. W . Bryan. Mrs. Longbrake and Mr. Bryan are cousins. George Hilton of Hilton hop yards near Grants Pass was a business vis itor here during the week. He re ported that hop picking w ill start during the last week of August and that the price to be paid pickers would be one and one half cents a pound. Tw o negro drummers from the south blew into Gold H ill Wednes day morning, stopped their car along the pavement, got out and started to entertain (lie populace : with musical selections. One play- : ed a violin and the other a guitar. 1 After a few selections the pair pas sed the hat, jumped in their car and headed north. Your FOOTS CREEK NEWS Mr. and .Mrs. E. C. Fiene and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor had several guests at the Fiene ranch on Sar dine creek this week. Mr. and Mrs. H arry Bergman and son Junior of Tonopah, Nevada, und Mr. and Mrs Sam Richards and son Jack of Oak land, California, stopped for a visit. Monday the two families and Mrs. Fiene motored to Crater Lake for the day. The Richards family con tinued north this week with Victor ia, R. C. as their destination. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Harden and family of Portland have moved to Medford where Mr. Harden has op ened a drapery shop on the secone floor in the Weeks and O rr build ing. Clarence Dye, son of Mrs. Jack Rose has been very ill at the hoa? of his parents since returning from a several weeks stay at Klamath Falls. He is under the care of Dr. Cary of Rogue River. Mrs. Toney Ross and children, Deloris und Pat of Gold H ili spent several days over the week end at the home of her brother George Koster and wife. Mr. Ross is em ployed at a mine on Thompson creek. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Seaman of Utica, New York, accompanied by his aunt, Mrs. E, Goodale of Rogue River called on Mrs. Martha Stead at the home of her daughter Mrs Marion Lunce Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Seaman left New York in the early part of July und ar rived at the home of his brother Roy Seaman at Medford, August 3, stopping at Chicago und Y ellow stone park. They also went north to Vancouver B. C. This is his first visit here for eight years, having been associated with the late Don Wilson, a form er merchant at Rogue River in the Nash auto bus iness in Utica, New York. He also visited his sister, Mrs. Carl Magerlc of Rogue River. They plan to start home about August 15 going by way of San Francisco. Sunday afternoon callers were Mrs. George Martin and four sons, James, Robert, Geo., Jr. and Harold who live near the highway, east of Rogue R iver. SAMS VALLEY Oregon Butter Better Each Year, Test* Show Average Oregon butler quality eunlinuvd to rise during tbe past year, according to the seventh an .Mrs. Mike Koger, Mrs. Dick nual report of the monthly butler scoring and anulysis service carried Straus, .Mrs. J. L. Frink and Grand ou by the dairy department at Ore ma W ilhite of Eagle Point all re gon Slate college III cooperation turned Sunday from the Jackson with the Oregon Dairy Products Im county homemakers camp, held at provement association. The proportion of the butter (Lamp Savage last week. Mrs. F rin k continued on to Eagle Point tuk- w hirh scored 92 or belter this past I year increased by V per rent, while ing Mrs. W ilhite back to her home j the amount scoring below 91 drop there. The ladies all report a very ped nearly 7 per cent. The number enjoyable five days spent at the of samples scoring below 90 was caiup." only 3.6 per cent during tbe past year, as compured w itli 20.5 per Misses Elsie and Dorothy Straus cent in 1929, the first year the ser left Monday evening for a three vice was conducted. On the other weeks visit w ith relatives and hand the percentage of butter scor friends in Hiehiuond and San Fran ing 92 to 94 has reached 49.5 per cisco Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Empty cent, as compared with only 7.8 per und children and Mrs. Albert Straus cent seven years ago. und children returned Sunday eve ning after spending several days va T h e Q ueation B ox cationing at the Dead Indian Soda Answers Springs resort. Driving up Sunday for an all day pienie with the group 1. H r is a newspaper syndicate were .Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McDonough, columnist. Miss Mildred Duggan, Miss Ruth 2. H r is charged with having sold Smith, Miss Mildred Colwell, James U nited States Navy secrets to and Wesley McDortough und a Japan. number of relatives und friends 3. The United States Naval Acad from Medford und vieintty. emy is located there. 4. The custom originated in the Mr. and Mrs. Dan Colwell unit days before telegraph and telephone fam ily of Klamath Falls and Miss and present day mail service, when Mildred Colwell of Medford spent the only sure way to convey sueli Saturday night and Sunday with notifiealfon was by a committee the Chas. Duggan family. Miss Ruth calling on the nominee in person. Smith was also a visitor at the Dug 5. Fattier Coughlin. gan home over the week end. , 6. As a w riter of song and dance music. Bill Duggan left Sunday for Klam 7. England. ath County where he has a contract 8. Kansas. for binding two hundred acres of 9. It means a struight line to a grain. desliuuiiun. 10. it u designed to prevent the Jerome Fitzgerald spent the week washing away or the blowing away end visiting friends in Eugene. of the lertile top soil through the Wilson Enipey of Salem arrived *-'®ntrol of suriace water und by Thursday for a visit with his broth-1 •«•ding the ground down to grasses er, E. W. Enipey and fam ily, but whose roots hind its soil together finding l|»e Enipeys gone on a vaca Mrs. Jus. Chisholm und children tion he continued on to Crater Lake and expected to visit several recrea of the Meadows visited here Tues tional spots in southern Oregon day on their way Io Medford. before returning home. Since 1811 when the first con Joe Dusenberry hus moved his old tribution of 85.00 was made, the dwelling house aside and is erecting United Stales Treasury lias receiv a new modern home on the same ed in its “conscience fund" from site. He has the house partially those who have defrauded the gov ernment, 8626,043.26. completed ut this time. NEWS Picking ut the Bartlett pears start ed in the Van Hoevenberg orchards Wednesday. This gives employment to a number of local people us well as residents of other sections of the valley. The regular year around em ployees ot the orchards have been taking their annual vacation the past week. CLASSIFIED ADS Ration Prunes for canning or table use, 6« lbs. 80 cents. You pay after inspecting the fru it when de livered to your door. Any other type of commercial prunes. JACK W EAVER. Myrtle Creek 2t Chevrolet school bus, good body, A -l ineehanicully priced for quick Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Straus and sale. Pierce Allen Motor Co., Dodge small son visited Mrs. Floyd Pearce and Plymouth, Medford, Ore. 2t and fam ily in Eagle Point Sunday evening. Have piano that reliable party can use for its good care and stor Babe Ruth’s real name is George age. Prefer someone who would buy Herman Ruth. In 21 years Ruth the instrument if proven satisfac Mr. and Mrs. Wm. W urtz of T rail earned playing baseball a total of tory. W ill sell on small monthly were week end guests of friends in 81.076,447. In 1930 and 1931 his sal payments. Box 697, Mac’s Printing this city. ary was 880.000 lo r the season. Co„ Gold H11L adv.
