> The Gold Hill News The Moat Thoroughly Read Weekly in Seuthwn Or—«p. Publi»hed in the Biggest Little Town in the State VOLUME XL GOLD HILL, OREGON THURSDAY. AUGUST 18, 1938 NUMBER 18 Services Held For 0. U. Newell FOOTS CREEK ITEMS Steve Whipple and Hie Band to Play For Fair Night Dance Tw o Families Hold Reunion Six Illegal Fishing Ca.es Here Sunday, August 14 T ried In Local Court New Methodist Church to be Built Here Mr. und Mr». Hen Di-dous and daughter Virginia who came lu n Sunday, August I t , two family ...S,x "" ” w rre *» ilrd before Juppe i.i»l full from Alalia.ultra, C u in o i- Sieve Whipple und hl» six pU.ce reunions were held in Gold H ill. W illiam Ferguson, Justice of toe uln and hniiglil the ¡im perly on !h ■ dance band, of Medford, w ill f i r A group of relatives gatbeied ul Peace in Gold H ill. Monday of this highway west of Riviera A u io ! ark nish music for tne big dance tu be Ihe home of Mr. and Mrs. Noel week, and found guilty of anglin where Hie ■ tiring was deniraled by singed In the (>old H ill pavilion «>•• Kellogg Sunday where they spent by prohibiled methods. The ,nen I) B A T II FOLLOWS LINGERING Hie higbwuy beautification com fair night, .Saturday, September 1 « .,.................. ......... „ Ihe day visiting and enjoyed din were all picked up above T rai m ille r on December 12, left last ILLNESS OF SEVERAL This is one of Ihe mod popular ner log,-Ihe- al noon. Those sp.-ud creek on Hogue Hiver by officer week for Portland having »rid dance bands in southern Orrgbu ing Hie day here included Mr. aud Paul Williams. They were each MONTHS Iheir place Io Mr. and Mr». I,. Dix .md u reeoril breaking crowd it t a ­ Mrs. A. E. Kellogg and son Boyce lined 825 and costs. »on of Portland who w ith lh it pe« ted Io attend this closing cvem The men were Keith I.eMur Ar Graveside services anil uurial iilldrcn, age 8 and 10, have I -Cn of Hie day. Dam tug w ill hr hth! Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Bush anti NECESSARY FUNDS ARE RAISED; Mr. and Mrs. Christenson and liy i graves of Klamath Falls, Jerald were held at Ihe Hock Point rcinc- possession. from 9 until 2. WORK TO START ON NEW ry Fredrick of Medford, Mr. jnugla» ot , Lake Creek. James Weston Ivic of ’ i l Williams, --------- - Mrs. ............ long lime resident of ilils aacliMi, ihe home of her pa ents, Mr. ano and has proved a very • popular Oakland. California. M. J Ackley Kiamath Falls, M a r v i n Wild», who paaaed away Tliursilay follow ­ Mi». M. C. Booinsluiter al ’Itin e ra draw,,,« card for southern O.egc.i Nelly Ackley. Velda Williams an«! ¡Cooper of Klamath F a ll, and W f Plans are being rapidly coinpicl ing a long illness. Mr. Newell had .me was accompanied by her sister -d Ibis week for the i - r.rdni’e .n ite fans. Last y ta r (tie d a n ti Mrs. Iva Fredrick ol Tillamook Barn Hocfft of Lake Creek been in fulling health for. tin* pas I Mr». Louis D ru lf who ha» spent l|ie Methodist a Zìik", ‘‘7 . U<,H M r " h„l,e" e" Ì ,* n AnO,her fan,i,y 8r° Ui) N or" ':1" of R„ ut (onstruetion of a new »lx month* and death came Tliur past week in Portland, due to i.ie " 'h e it e n L the day together Sunuav I,.elude,;. Hiver **=-------- was ’ brought before ihe loca- ’ ” U‘ church in Gold H ill |o be located day afternoon at 2:33. due to a* iilnes of her husband w.io is a pu on the site formerly occupied by Mr. Whipple lias also agretti I Mrs. Minnie Byerly. Mr. and Mrs «ending paralysis. lient al t h e Veterans hospital. fum isi, an nrrh e.tra to play duHifc II. D. Force and fam ily, d. ami court on a charge of larceny by the old Smoke House. This new Mr. Newell hail («•in a resident They have been living in Mo! or,I bailee. He was bound over to the. building w ill replace Ihe o l . i the parade and al intervals Ihrougl. Mrs. Curtis Parker and family Yu of Hold H ill for S3 year* and our where Mr. D ru lf was employed by grand ju ry by Judge Wrn. Fergcson. , iiurch building which he» >een out the day. und Mrs. Paul Thompson anti fam­ Later the charge against Ml. Mace lug that lime made many friend» Hie Huber Parking company, but .□adequate for several years and ily, Mr. aud Mrs. Art Gorham and was changed Io petty larceny and here, lie wa* employed a* u carpen- have move«, to Hlviera Auto Park several months ago was condemn PLANS MADE FOR LOCATION Donna. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy B ,e rl his case is now pending trial m the ed by the city council. The oin ler und miner. Al one lime he and Mr. and Mr». Ernie Ernst who OF NEW INDUSTRY HERB and family of Cd. Obrcgon, Mexico local court. hi* brother owned a »lo ir her«. Methodist church has been serving sold their Ca.,ino to Mr. and Mj.~ and Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hush of lie wa» horn In LaSalle county, Gold H ill for Ihe Iasi 58 year» hav fieorge Cbalker of |,os A iig rh , It was reported from a tellable Hillsboro, Oregon. The group en Illinois, July 27, Iflti., .in,I cam« ng been built in 188«. LOCAL ITEMS | arid went Io Kansas City to visit source this week that Gold HlIJ ha* Joyed a picn,c dinner m weal when he wa* 24 year* out. the cve- With the sale of the parsonage Ins mother, returned last w ek cud been selected ns Ihe location f o r i ■ling on ihc river. He loealed in Minnesota where hi last week Ihe last obstacle ,n t.,e Old friends of Al Knudsen of lived for 17 years, then moved to very glad io In back in southern new industry to he established way of building a new church was Oregon as they found the weainer here in the very near future. I’lall ACE OF SPADES RE-PAINTED Cal-Ore resort w ill In- interest ïd lo Hold K ill in IM S where he ha» | in the East very warm. know that he spent Wednesday removed. Money received from the are now being mailt- for the «lec­ IN PREPARATION FOR FAIR made his home »inc« lhal lime. M i. ' iitre with Bud Snyder fishing in sale of the property along w th do­ Mr». Charles L, H ill and two ehil tion of a factory here and it Is re­ Newell had never married. nations made by local people w iJ In preparation for ihe N o rlit ,ves' Hogue river. Al has been lisping op be used in building the new c h a itl lie i* survived by two hrolhrr*. •Iren Helms und f.harl<-*, Jr., of ported all local labor w ill •-(■ Uatd. Ihe Feather, Smith and Umpqua Ih e new Gold H ill enterprise Reno, Nevada, arrived Monday *■ Jackson county la ir lo be held m E. A. Newell and W. E. Newell. It is expected that volunteer labor Hi of Centralia, Washluglm, m < i Hie home of her brother. C lo y ’ w ill consist of the making of *l»h Gold H ill September 10, Bud’s A o rivers, hut he still says the Hogue w ill be used to tear down Ihe ui Falls. The members of the church plan Portland stopped over in Gold H io H*’«u** Hiver w ill return home w ild gigantic in scope and im p o rt« !« AT MONDAY EVENING SHOWER I his week Ihe store and strvie to hold sendees in the old build­ far beyond the understanding, but Iasi Friday and were g c -tlx a) H m her mother. ( Mation at the, Gqld H ill, AuU Eari ing until the new church is ready C W. Martin home. Mr. Nelson is Mrs. M errill Davis was hono. i i r reived a new eoat of | aint. Th< to occupy. W ill Milton and Min Elmer Ol not the hopes, of Mr. and Mrs Av­ the director of the Beaver Portland Hogue H iw r began logging <>|M-ra- erage Person. (uesl at a stork showei Monday signs around ihe building w ill now A record attendance o i over W During the building of (he I ans- evening. August 1&, at the Roy C en-j be repainted and “The Pel kina*’ adults at the morning s»rvice of Cement plant. I ’ons on Foots creek this week, having finished a conlruct ou E v­ ma Canal people Jied like Hie» In- ters home, hollowing Ihe opening stronghold w ill be ready for the the church last Sunday showed a il is creek over Ihe week end. In e cause of bacteria laden mosqml.ie, M the many lovely gifts Ihc guests winter months. continued increase in interest \ Hcstesse» iin .b rr is located on Lang Gulc) After the mosquito was proveu the enjoyed refreshments. Mrs. Rosa Simair and sons, lo ir considerable number of young peo- ___ __ “” «< Iron Gulch near Ihe Lesli- carrier, steps were taken to eliiu for the event were Mrs. Tom l.ob- and Jim Marlin of Exeter, Cali.oi ,WerP ,hc con«regatioi,. inate both the mosquito and yellow insqn, Mrs. Carl Houlb and Mrs. --------- J Cook home on the right fork. :.ia, visited at Ihe S. L. Roulh homt Whiskers also were in evidence. EAHL MOOHE acting as aOEj Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Galhrealt fever; now the Canal Zone is as Hoy Centers. fiom Monday until Wedi esday at- Handsome ones. The Ladies Ai.l B I-A llt’S yeeretary in preparing und son Bruce of John Day, Ore healthy us our Rogue Hiver vgliey. •ernoon. Mr. Simair and Mrs Houll; met at the church last Thursda,- In order lo maintain our high de­ Diacuas Inauring Whiskers joe’s latest picture for shipment afternoon to discuss plans for til- a, e sisters. gon, visited at Ihc home of .Mr. cnJ his wife in (.anadu, hut refusing to Mrs. Wallace Galbreath, being call­ gree of health eliminate the mos- new church building. Aa They Get Moie Valuable Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Young o. lake dictation ed here Thursday night by the s,-i guilo by pulling a little oil on Ihei.- Grants Pass moved into tne Fan (stagnant w a le d ious illness of Mrs. Galbreath’s breeding places As (he many crops o( whiskers, key house on Ihe soulh side oi EARL COSS AND BET TIE ROSS BAY BLAIR (Big W hi.kci s .on) mother. Mrs. Martin Burkhart of and the fly by not pei milting ic- MARRIED IN VANCOUVER RITES which have appeared in this sec­ town the first oi the week. gelling way ahead of other young Bogue Hiver who suffered a stroke fuse or decayed matter lo accumu­ tion during Ihe last two weeks, gut Mrs. M. J. Ackley. Neliy Aekiev, late. entries in the whisker eonleil a.id Thursday afternoon On May >, Miss Bettie Ross of Medford, longer, more varied in color, and Velda Williams and Mrs. Ivn I'-e d - showing up ul the d a re - S..turd.,< Mi. and Mrs. Burkhart relebi «Ic,.* oaughler of Mr. and Mrs. H. E Pec« naturally more valuable Ihe ques­ ■k of Tillamook spent the ,,ds. night with a flaming red heai d. CHURCH SERVICER th eir Golden wedding anniversary. tion of insurance naturalh conics i week as guests of Mr. and M rj. of that city and Earl Coss. sou of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Coss of Gold H ill up. Mrs. Frank Elliott returned liomc Noel Kellogg. A sign un PAUL THOMPSON’S Services next Sunday at the w»re married in Vancou er. Wash­ Friday from spendii-g lii past two This week Big Fuzz Earl Moor,: Mark Allen of l.o:, Angeles v.as ington on August 6. Allen Sjnil:. bouse saying. "This House Is t nfg.r weeks w ill, he,- niece.' M r r 'F l^ d 'i1 i ^ ’ i t i r M 011 ,n<'IUl ‘‘ SUn received a sample insurance p jiic y here Tuesday fishing w ith Bud ,o Organised Whiskei Growers. , , n „ = ' ~ and Viola Canterbury, former resi fiom M. !.. Johnson of Kiamal i Snyder in Hogue River. uenls of Medford, were witnesses. Falls who is interested in the xvhis ABF HECKER thinking il w .u id ,lr. and Mrs. Wm. Mariineau <,i Mrs. Coss was a lu d tn l at Me,l- ker movement here. This policy in­ lie useless to have y ru r wlihgerv local ford high school and both she and cludes fire insurance, collision in Weed, California, former insured against theft and DE..OS residents, were here Sunday v u il 7 \ « Co. y arco definite visit w ith The young eoupl, w r’i make their Mrs. Emery s night expecting EAHL MOOhK io Mrs. Nora Kleinh.m inur of Med­ home in Gold H ill and Mr. Coss wiit parents, M r and Mrs. Ben Paul. A discussion is now being Ini«1 go into a Tango or something when ford is visiting her (laughter, Mrs. The public is cordially invited *o T n ‘w T i,h his f8the- in ,h - here whether or not to start .. Mr. and Mrs. Hay ChambcrlaiM he appeared with his head i,iii.4 Ernest Lingren at Ihe Lanct mine, attend these services. H ill Market. Whisker Protective Association i, and family and Mrs. Boxy Tepova, li< ally wrapped in a while cloth die returned reeenliy from Yreka. this section. Anyone de siring lo sci m,I Yvonne visited Iasi week w:t:. and with his whiskers protruding California where her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Chisholm mov­ Everett Cantrall and H a , o I d hi« policy should get in touch with -•¡r, and Mrs. Don Hoseeians in Ilili, Y.rs. Im n W illiam s of Sawyers Ba ed this week to Granta Pass w h en very much resembling an Arab. California. Mr. and Mis. Hosecran Smith o f Dunsmuir, California v.lco Gilchrist. is staying lo be near her daughter he is employed. are Ihe proud p irenis of a seve.. were guests at the home of Mr. and Joan who wax in a hospital ul San Mrs. Bud Force Sundav. Mr. ( an- Joe Dedricli. who left Gold H i r Fred McClellan of Coquille vis­ and a half pound girl born July 29. Francisco several week receiving in 1915, is here visiting old friend-.. Mrs. Rosecrans is t h e formei tra ll la a cousin of Mr. Force and ited Sunday w ith Mr. an,! Mr treatments for her head due to be­ He plans to spend two weeks here tney had not seen each other fot W alter Dungey. Mary Tepovac of this city. ing struck by a golf hall and w iil thirty years. Ernest Newell of Chehalis. Wash I | he in Ihe Yreka hospital for inglon arrived Monday for an in | month. d, finite visit with Mr. and Mrs i Theatre — Granta Paas Mr. aud Mrs. Vernon Kels o.' Los W. Bryan. Angeles were guests al the home o. Mrs. Leonard Darling and Mis, Tliurs., l-’ri., Sal; Aug. 18-19-20 Ih e ir cousin, Mrs. Norman Baxter Laura Belle Paine who aecompanic, W arner Baxter. Marjorie Weaver V O N N IE MOORE trying to get several days lust week. Me«. Lax Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Richardson here le r’x mother. Mrs. Frank Morgan of several tap dancing students to “I’LL GIVE A MILLION” Fall City, Washington, left for her some lime ago left Friday for their lake lessons from Mrs. Sam Kuik home in Port Chicago, California. man. home Thursday after spen iir.j Mrs. Reeky Ross, form erly of Gold three weeks as Ihc guest of h ’ i Prevue Sal. Nile I I p. m. Aug. 2i H ill, and her friend Mrs. Blackwell, daughter. J IM M A RTIN (of California« Charles Quigley - Rita Hayworth now both of Ashland, visited friends nlind to the beauties of Cratec Lake here Thursday. “CONVICTED” FOR SHORT TIME ONLY while dreaming of the beauly of ■ FAIR PREMIUM l«)()KS Mrs. Ella Patrick has been quite certain young lady left in Gold Hill. Regular $5.00 Machineless Waves ........... SJ.00 ill at her home here lately and her There ;,re still about *0 fair p rim Sun., Mon., Tues, Aug 21-J". Regular $4.00 Oil Waves ....................... $2.00 L I STER Ml L f.IN washing dish sister-in-law Mrs. Wallace G riffith mm books for the Northwest Jack- Margaret Sullivan, James Stewni i son county fuir left at the News of­ of \ \ ihlervillc is here caring foi vs, sweeping Ihe floor and raking Regular $3.00 Oil Waves ........................... $1.00 her. ihe lawn al his girl friends homo “SHOPWORN ANGEL” fice and anyone wanting cne < ( All work under supervision these book« is urged ic call for il Mr. and Mrs. Earl Coax moved in­ to get in good standing again. WAisAer Clippings RIVOLI The Spy-Glass S P E C IA L $ 1 0 .0 0 Discount on Enroll­ ments Before Sept. 1 COMING SOON SHIRLEY TEMPLE IN Little Miaa Broadway” at an early dale. The hooks nre given out free of charge and con­ tain a list of the articles exhibited at Ihe fair lo be held here Septem­ ber II) and the prizes given in earn class. Medford School o f Beauty Culture 235 East Main Phone 84 ......................................................................................... Medford -i-inrrrtrryynv ? to the Hawkins house near ihc Hl D FORCE all dressed up like school house Tuesday and w ■ | a Scotchman and ready lo stgrt out make Iheir home there. Mrs. MeMicele of Redmond yjsi;- on a fishing trip, but foi getting t,. take his bagpipes along. e,l Friday with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Livingston on her way lo Loi.o A LETHA PARKER turning walcp Beach, California. , on a CASH customer.