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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1937)
Thuriday, May 20. 1037 TKo Gold HiO News, Gold HiU. Oref«® Merrill Davis, Seth Coy, D. De- Ilene uml Donald visited Mr. Dirk siminl, and John Chisholm spent at F o rt K lam ath severui days lust Sunday at Fish Lake hut report no week w here he is employ ed. luck. R ill Freeman and fa m ily moved Wednesday fro m the Auto Park to the house re ce n tly vacated by Mac Luderle. Dick Robinson has recently p u r Mr. and Mrs. B ill W ertx o f Trail Mac Luderle has moved in to the chased the M atilda P arker p ro p e rty visited frie n d s here F rid a y and Sat W a lte r Dungey house. now occupied by Mr. and Mrs. T. A. urday. Ernest Ross is d riv in g a new ter- raplane th is week. Mr. and Mrs. Morse R abier and fa m ily spent the week end in C or Mr. and Mrs. S tuart Chisholm of vallis. the Meadows visited relatives here, C h arlie Beck of Grants Pass is over the week end. spending the week w ith Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. B ill Force le ft fo r Mrs. H. F. Drake w h ile prospecting. Robinson. Tuesday. May IS Pal Ross shared his second b irth d a y cake w ith Mrs. Carl R outli and L o lita amt Mrs. T im West and Tom m y, lee cream and cake was enjoyed. Wesley Byerly of Ketchikan M arshfield Tuesday to spend sev C h a rlie Ross w ho has been w o rk \la sku a rriv e d Thursday evening to eral days v is itin g w ith friends. ing in Klam ath Fulls is spending spend some tim e w ith his fa ttie r. D ick Byerly and sister. Mrs. Jim Mrs. l.ou L in g re n and fa m ily c a ll several days w ith his w ife here. ed on the Koster fa m ily on Foots Andy Payne o f Sams V alley vis Clement. Creek Sunday. ited Saturday w ith his sister, Mrs. R o llin S tiehl o f Rogue R iver and Mrs. M illie W a lke r of Gold H ill H aving dental w o rk done the past Tom West. m otored Io C rater Lake Sunday. week were Mrs. Tom W is t. \ irg in ia W a lte r Rower of Klam ath Falls They report the snow is m elting Centers and Theresa Boss. v sited o ver th i week end w ith fas! tail is s till 6 to S feel deep. Tom C arlton o f Bend and Justin Mrs. Bow er here. Mr. and Mrs. J. W . C ram er, Mr. ('■arret, of Ashland visited friends Mr. and Mrs. J. W. L ivin g ston ami and Mrs. L yle R edfield, and Mr. here over the week end. Mrs. Lucy E dington w ere among ami Mrs. C liff R id fie lil of Klam ath Mr. and Mrs. Sain Kuikm an and Medford vis ito rs Wednesday. Falls spent the week end the guests Helen H u rt/ visited w ith friends in ! ' l l and Mrs. A rt Shoemaker and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Force and Mrs. Etna over the week end. Belle Sm ith are attending Rebekah fa m ily . Mrs. N e llie Reed le ft Monday fo r Assembly in P ortla n d th is week. G raduation announei u e iils were P ortland w here she w ill spend the Mr. and Mrs. A rt Gorham are v is received lu r e this week by friends week transacting business. itin g relatives in P o rtla n d th is ml 1 > Ives o f M .s M a rjo rie Mr. and Mrs. Pouglas Cameron week. and fa m ily Mrs. Tom Chisholm and Mr. and Mrs. B ill Force, daughters Donnie, and Mr. anil Mrs. C arl Lauraine and Mary and Tuffy K ell Southw ick and fa m ily spent Sunday m otored to C rater Lake Sunday. p icn ic in g in the Meadows. Miss Hazel Moore. Ray Spagle and George Garland of Hubbard are vis itin g w ith Mr. and Mrs. C. R. W est. OCR DRIVER PICKS VP AND Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cook re tu rn DELIVERS ON TVES. & FRI. ed F rid a y from Oakland. C a lifo rn ia , w here they visited fo r several days Leave Y our L a u n d ry at The w ith relatives. “ Ace o f Spades’’ W ord has been received here of tile b irth o f an lig h t pound, fo u r ounce son, May 13. at the Emanuel hospital in P o rtla n d to M r. and Mrs. C. M. W rig h t. Mrs. W rig h t was fo rm e rly Eva Coy. GRANTS PASS STEAM LAUNDRY WANTED GOLD HILI. GRANGE NO. 614 Meets firs t und th ird Thursdays at 8 p. in., ut llie ir liiill next to lide- Hides, w ool and m o h a ir, Junk Miss Anu G uetziuff re tu rn e d lu plioue office. II. E. < lu ll meets sec butteries, rudiutors, scrap iro n and her home at Ashland a fte r spending ond and fo u rth Tuesdays at 1:30 p. a ll kin d s o f metal, some tim e nt the home o f her m., usually ut Grunge H all. b ro th e r E d w a rd G uetziuff und fam GRANTS PASS BARGAIN IIOUSK 626 S. 6lh Grants Paaa ily near R ivie ra . C H R IS TIA N SCIENCE N O TIC E George H utchins i . employed do C h ristia n Science services are ing carpenter w o rk nt the E ver held each Sunday m orning at elev SPECIAL BARGAINS green Auto P ark fo r Mr. and Mrs. en o ’clock in the b u ild in g across A ll kinds of new und used fu r n i H. A. Sehwub of C a lifo rn ia . T hey from the Odd F ellow s hull. tu re ; lin o le u m and lin o le u m rugs; are adding m ore eubins and also Everyone Is welcome. large assortment o f sew ing m a having u house b u ilt fo r the o w n chines; ice boxes. ers. The p ro p e rty Joins the Otto (¡OLD l l l l . l . W OM EN’S R E LIE F We have an assortm ent of used Fuhrm an place. CORPS, meets (w ire a m onth on Muytug gas engines in firs t class the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays ut th e ir c o n d itio n ; cream separators, farm , SURE CANCER ( I R K corps rooms in the c ity hull. logging and m in in g im plem ents, in Daisy Punì, President J. W. L ivin g sto n o f Gold H ill clu d in g quick silv e r, carbide uud Madge D orm ali, Secretary stutes that lie has fuhud a sure cable. Complete lin e o f iro n and Bose Gay, T reasurer galvanized w a te r pipe and p lu m b cure fu r cancer, lie has n othing to sell hut w ould lik e Io pass the In ing. Complete lin e of gurden tool», GOLD m i I T o w \ s i : \ n < i i r fo rm a tio n on in an e ffo rt to help hose and law n mowers. Meets every second uml fo u rth Gel o u r prices on ro o fin g und Thursdays o f the m onth. E very anyone su ffe rin g fro m this disease. He had skin euueer on his face liu ild in g paper, sheet metal ro o fin g , fo u rth Thursday u social in c itin g , ford. Oregon. and a fte r using a salve fro m 3 Io nails, paint und tia rli w ire . ... tl) days the cancers came rig h t m il. ¡KANTS PASS BARGAIN IIOUSK ...... ......... . 626 S. 6th G rants Puss NOTICE Mr. L ivin g sto n has the cancers I w ill not be responsible fo r debts in his possession and anyone w is h in cu rre d by anyone but myself. ing to see them may do so. He w ill C lin to n W alker also be glad Io give in fo rm a tio n concerning the salve Io anyone In GOLD llll.l. LODGE NO. 12» terested. .Meets Every Tuevday Nighl ta ■ ■ « ■ A rth u r Gorham. Noble Grand • B K otiert E. Cook, Vice Grund B The Question Box B Toney Boss, Secretary I ■ A nsw ers B W in. Ferguson. Treasurer YOU ABE W ELCO M E a 1. She is an aeltess. Q u ic k i C a re fu l W o rk 2. Kansas. V M K TIIIS T R EB E KA H LODGE 97 J Montana. deeds Hie firs t and th ird Wednes Henry M orgenlhau. days of each m o n ili ut the I O. O. F. John L. L e w is. H ull, Gold H ill, Oregon COY’S SERVICE STATION He is Secretary o f State. A lta Clement. Noble Grund 7. H enry A. Wullaee. Pearl Grey, Vice Grand Seth Coy, Prop. 8. M ississippi. Helle Sm ith, Secretary 9. H er eighth. Dellu K ell, T reasurer T hursday afternoon, M a y 13. 10. He is A tto rn e y General o f the Theresa Ross entertained the fo l U nited States. 11. The a lu fin u m In d u stry. lo w in g g irls in honor o f her eighth 12. Andrew M ellon. b irth d a y : JoBoy Davis, Donna Centers, M arcia Centers. Vonnie Te SPECIALS povae, Yvonne Moore. Fern McCoy CLASSIFIED ADS Children’s Dresses and Smocks, 25c apiece G eraldine Sm ith. Orpha M artin 1 - Beverly Christensen and I. o I i I ; odd lots BARGAINS Bouth. Games w ere played and re 1 round d in in g table* 82 JK) frts h m e n ls were served. Ferry’s Garden Seeds — Onion Sets (i tube* Elect Cabinet radio 81U.IHI 12 gu. W inchester pump gun. •10.00 Fresh Vegetables 1*. to 2” pipe* dies 82.75 FOOTS CREEK 1 foot cross cut saw •1.75 NEW S Double blade axe 81.00 Single blade axe .50 I M i s . M a r l o n Lance) Pick, 75c; inaddox. 75c GENERAL LINE OF GROCERIES AND Pipe w i t m b, 18” 75c HARDW ARE 2 large erow bars, each 75c ! H. JvOKTH. daughter Margaret fro m Marced C a lifo rn ia , returned to th e ir home Friday a fte r v is i.in g Mrs. Bates parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Doie and b ro th e r Ted Dole anil fa m ily w ho live on the le ft fo rk oi Foots Creek and Mr. Bates sister and hus band Mr. and Mrs. Tom Griggs o f Bogue R ive r, also his m other Mrs. Ida Bates w ho accompanied them home. She has spent the past sev eral years w ith her daughter Mrs. e ’re a jolly bunch o f renegades . . . our Griggs. Mr. Bates has been em ploy sole purpose in life is to give Old Man Glooni ed as head mechanic fo r a dredg ing company since going to C al the gate and usher in Mr. Sunshine by way of a ifo rn ia some tim e ago. He held the million laughs. Turn to the Funny Page in every same position w ith the Bogue R iv er Gold Com pany* Dredge a few issue and let us help dispel those troubles! years ago w h ile they w ere w o rk in g on Foots Creek. • • N o man can really live by bread alone. Yes, we Parke, w ho L. fin is h in g high school at Heppner. Oregon. Miss P arker is a n iie e o f C u rtis P arker o f this eily and a granddaughter o f Mrs. Ma tild a P arker. She has visited in Gold HiU on several occasions and has many frie n d s here. 3. 4. 5. 6. DKAKE'S ^ 3 W HY WORRY A homeowned market- that gives you quality meats at low prices. W HEN OUR WORK :: IS GUARANTEED! Modern, Sanitary Equipment Kells Garage Gold HiU Meat Market SHELL SERVICE ü AAA PHO NE 16 OSCAR SH EPH ER D. O w ner V V W V W S l W l V V W l l V V l ' .l W W V V W V M TH E REGULAR PRICE OF THE GOLD HILL NEWS Is $1.50 a year WHY NOT DROP IN TODAY AND SUBSCRIBE Prompt Service ----- IN ------ Job Printing * * * * Mac’s Printing Co. Printers— Publishers WALLACE G. IVERSON, Publisher tydlrye, Aifc. ...w Those fro m here attending the Mothers Day Tea given by the C ivic Im provem ent club at the com m u n ity h a ll at Bogue R ive r Wed nesday afternoon w ere Mrs. C loyd j D ick, Mrs. George Badley, Mrs. Hugh H artm an, Mrs. S itton, Mrs. A urost, Mrs. Bancroft had charge o f the program . Mrs. Elizabeth F o w le r president introduced the speaker D r. B eichard o f the Pres b yte ria n church of Grants Pass. Rev. I). I). R andall, Am erican U nion Sunday School M issionary fro m M edford called at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. George H utchins F rid a y . He was on his way to Gold Beach and CCC camps near w here he w ill show re lig io u s p ic tures. Announcem ent w as received here Monday o f the b irth o f a nine and one-half pound son to Mr. and Mrs. W illia m Watson at K lam ath F alls F rid a y w ho was named Ger ald W illia m . Mrs. Watson is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Ira G il strap o f Junction C ity. She was fo rm e rly M y rtle B itte r and live d here a num ber o f years ago. Mrs. H ouseholder is seriously ill at th e ir home, the fo rm e r L. It. Skelton place. They planned to go to Colorado fo r her health, and stopped near K lam ath Falls to v is it a son but were forced to re tu rn . She is s u ffe rin g w ith a heart a il ment. H er husband is a talented v io lin is t having been u leader of orchestras. Miss C atherine K ing w ho is a member o f the Gold H ill graduating class tiiis year w ent to Medford F rid a y and spent the week end at the home o f her aunt. Mrs. C loyd D ick and ch ild re n admit he’ll EXIST, but there will be heavy lines o f care running down his face, he’ll forget how to smile. • Verily, we humans need a few hearty guffaws now and then to chase away those wnnkles o f care and give our spirits a lift. That’s why thu newspaper runs a collection o f laugh-provoking comic strips on the Funny Page. Amid the depressing news o f floods and earthquakes, crime and war, economic troubles and a host o f other maladjust ments on the face o f Mr. World, it’s a pleasant relaxation to shut your eyes on the day’s bad tidings. • You can get joyful lift in spirit* from th e c o m ic s. W e invite our reader* to take a big swallow o f this bottled sunshine. Turn to the Funny Page right now and forget your troubles! • Our comic characters are a ver satile lot, as you II notice by glancing down the accompanying panel. I f you want to chuckle over real troubles, turn to C. M. Payne’s strip "S’Matter Pop,” and see what a whale of an order he has to keep these boys o f his under con trol . . . Or glance at the adventures o f the intellectual Adamson, as drawn by O. Jacobsson. • Something that will truly draw tears—o f laughter — are Gluyas W illiam s’ m ischievous but lovable youngsters, Junior and the Baby . . . Then there’s "Finney o f the Force,” by Ted O ’Loughlin, as com ical and as true-to-life an Irisher as ever flipped a night stick . . . Life out in Cactus Center, as described in S. L Huntley’s "Mescal Ike,” has its exciting moments when its rip roaring citizens are on the loose . . . And when it comes to "The Featherheads,” by Osborne, they speak for themselve*. In fact, that’s the best thing they do! • Let these bearers o f fun whittle your blues down to size. Toss trouble right out the window and get a new lease on life through the comic page— turn to it right now I P ■ « ■ i
