Thursday, April
Odi H < O f —
Mr, and Mr». * ’#Hy Trotter nnd He operated a »hoe »hop on main
daughter of Grant» Pa»» visited »Ireet »«veral year» ago.
Sunday with friends here.
Bert Evans, Reese Evans and
Wesley
Robinson left Thursday for
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Reinking and
Eddie, ami Mr. and Mrs. Cal Lusk T rin ity county, California, where
of Jacksonville visited in this com they w ill be employed.
munity Sunday afternoon.
B ill W erti of T rail was a busi­
your local
nursery.
Best
H, l>3t^
plants, E. J Anthony of Wells, Mlnnesofo,
and duuglitei Dorothy from Min-
neu|M)lis. Also Murgaret Kinne and
son James of Minneupoli». Mr. mid
; Mrs. Anthony have also visited h -r
• brother and wife, Mr. and Mis.
SARDINE CREEK ITEMS | Garfield Laws at Hogue River, tin
.Sunday Hie parlies including Mr.
(By Mrs. Perry Walt)
and Mrs. Alva Laws and s o i l Hub­
BY MILDRED SMITH
Charles Davis of Eugene »pen; ness visitor here Tuesday.
Howard Dunlap who formerly ert, of Kerby and Mr. mid Mrs.
Tuesday afternoon here visiting
lived
on Sardine erect was a Sun Henry Ihulley ami sons Earl mid
Miss
Murgaret
Davie
and
Miss
Rud Fore, .«Bended a , «st.iusler*» accompanied by M, . and Mrs. Hick, Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Wigle.
Virginia Bieks of Medford visited day dinner guest at the S. A. Dilsen- (»wen of Grants Pass enjoyed a
„eC ng u, Camp „ the Wood» a, ’ »«d V.rgtata of M ilfo rd , spent
picnic on the lawn at the W. L.
Tuesday
afternoon at the Jim Clem­ herry home.
Sunday at Crescent City. C alifor­
Mrs. Clyde Fichtner of Medforo
Bailley home.
V ilk r v ille Saturday evening.
ent
home.
Mr,
and
Mrs.
II.
II.
F.lharl
were
visited Tuesday at the Tom Smith
nia.
Mr. ami Mrs Paul Guffce are the
dinner guests ill the V ait home
home on her way to Grants Pass
Mrs. Matilda Parker returned to
Wm, Ferguson enrred the m ill! Sunday. In the afternoon they went parents of a ha, i t ilaughicr, nam­
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Skeeters and
I:?« home Tuesday from th ‘ Cate Mrs. Marjorie Pena and son of Med-
Guests at the home of Mr. amt for Geo. Martin, the regular cur­ to see the Pioneer Exhibit at the ed Zora, born March 28, In B iilish
Best Nursing Horae where she
lias ford «»»endeti the Carden club Mrs. Clinton Walker last Wednes­ rier, Thursday and plans Io carry
Columbia. Mrs. Gilffee was called
ever.il
Birdseye home.
teen staying for tv* past '
north lim ing Hie winter due Io
dinner here Monday evening.
day evening were Mrs. Florenc. it the rest of the week.
Melvin
Howell
went
to
Dunsmuir
weeks.
Hie illness mid dealli of her futher
Hrookiniller. Chet Chastain, and
Thursday and Friday, April 2li tills week for I he Iasi load of the
W'ord was received here this John McCroniehie of Medford.
ami din e then
he has visit, d
Mrs. George Brown and daugh-
mine
machinery.
I
het
expert
!<•
and
21
are
the
«kites
for
the
Music
h r Georgia V.ee’ of Medford visited week of the death of Jack AutcB-
with her mother and oilier rela­
Festival ut Ashland. Thursday is have their plant operating by the
Saturd n
until Wednesday, rielh of San Franc,sco. brother of
Cecil Johnson of Dorris, (.a1
tives there. Tiles came here about
the grade school festival mid F ri­ end of the week.
w ith her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W.n. Autenrielh of this city,
ifornia is spending several «lay
a seal* ago amt bought Hie former
day is the high school festival.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilde and John Biles p ro |a ily from Mr. and
this week visiting and attending to
i. u i Smith and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Hove. Arnold
daughter
Wanda and Mrs. Iris Ken­
April 22 is the junior amt senior
business matters here.
Mrs. Anloiie Engle
Mi. and M . II. C. Frnlich and Hove. George Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs.
picnic ut McKee bridge on the Ap­ dall of Grants Pass spent Sunday
Janies Hlle. who came here from
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Drake were plegate. There w ill be a p irn ir 1 with their parents Mr. anil Mrs. It.
iorie of \ aBejo, t.ahlornia. Donald Gay. Hobbs Cameron, Syb­
Portland
Iiboitl six weeks ago mid
il
Maker,
Creighton
Thompson.
Grants
P
a
s
s
business
visitors
visited and at,ended to business
lunch and in the evening a weiner W. Dtnenberry.
lias been living at Blvleru auto
Miss
Aileen
Inlow,
Miss
Beth
Paul­
Mr..
Pauline
Tygart.
Mrs.
Jean­
Thursday.
hi re last week.
roast.
sen, Miss Olive Sawlelie, Mr. ami
ette Greer and Mrs. Madge Dorman park, moved last week Io the Gold
Mr. and Mrs. George Bing .
Bale Clement and Buster Mullin. Mrs. Dennis McGuire and Walls
Lolita Boulh celebrated her fifth and Mrs. Bertha Hedgpeth of Gobi Nuggelt service station where he
Iverson spent Sunday in the Grants Sardine Creek have been quite 111 birthday w ith a party at her home. H ill v is it'd the Harold Pansy Gar­ w ill assist Alex Swab, the owner
who returned recently from Hunt­
Pass park, enjoying tennis and a. w ith pneumonia for some time.
Gaines were played and refresh­ dens at Grants Pass Wednesday.
ington
Park. California.
picnic lunch at noon.
M illard Marlin of Martin Broth­
Mrs. Floyd l.anee. Mrs. Dale Ndi ments were served to Dinese amt
Mr. ami Mrs. George Drummond
Jocelyn
Meunier,
Carmen
Fergu­
ton
and
Mrs.
Eleanor
Morgan
all
of
ers
Dairy
at
Florence,
Oregon,
vis
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith and Mr-
of Grants Pass who own property
George Brown visited Monday at- Grants Pass visited friends and rel son, Pat and Theresa Boss, Patty ited nt Ih- Perry Wait home Tues­
joining Chalkers Motel, were Sun-
Clement,
Josephine
Robinson,
Dick­
day.
He
was
accompanied
by
his
iernoon w ith Mr. and Mrs. T. True- atives here Tuesday.
ie Davis, Murcia and Donia Center,, father and children, Donna, Gene ibis guests of Mr. mid Mrs. Pierre
love of Savage creek.
Mrs. J. C. Cameron of Cottage Donna and Donald Mullin, Billv
and Hugh. They had been Io Ash­ Donga.
Grove
came Fridas to spend >ev, r;il Centers, B illy Frerman, Bobby
I I BRICATION
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Burgess and j
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Henderson
land to see his mother wtio is there
| family who have operated the Gobi : days w ith her parents, Mr. and Boulh, Mrs. Amy Boss, Mrs. Mer­ under a doctor's care. Mr. Martin had as their fullers Thursday, Mr,
FP.EE AIR
Nugget this winter, have moved to Mrs. Walter Dungey and family.
ritt Davis, Mrs. Jim Clement, her states that they need rain even nil mid Mrs. Oscar Moe and f.im ilv,
I he Della Farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Wes Han,pion arid two grandmothers, Mrs. Sam Routh ' the const where i f is supposed to • ho li>e near the u »If grounds
•asl of Grants Pass.
! --------------------------------------------------- ' son of Klamath Falls visited Sun and Mrs. Tom Robinson and the I rain most any lime.
FREE WATER
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs guest of honor Lolita Routh.
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Art Shoemaker and family.
CLEAN
FOOTS CREEK ITEMS
A party was given Sunday eve­
(By Mrs. Marion Lance)
RESTROOMS
ning
at
the
home
of
Mr.
anil
Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cramer of Mekl-
A.
Meunier.
honoring
the
birthdays
GOLD BILL LODGE NO. ,2»
iord were Sunday guests at Ih
The Silver Tea given at the his­
Meets Every Tuesday Night
home of Mrs. Cramer’s parents of Mrs. Meunier and Noel Kellogg. torical home of Mrs. Effie Bird­
Several tables of bridge were in
Linsley Dorman — Noble Grand
C o y ’s
Mr. and Mrs. Art Shoemaker.
play and refreshments enjoyil ut a seye, Sunday, April ll’>. was a de
Noel Kellogg — Vice Grand
S e rv ic e
Ed Bolt, his nephew, Ed Bo)’ . late hour. Those present were Mr. dded .success. During the «lav, 882
Toney Boss, Secretary
S t a tio n
Mrs. Daisy Gilchrist and Jess Gil and Mrs. Art Gorham, Mr. and Mrs. registered, including people from
Wm. Ferguson, Treasurer
ehrist visited Sunday with Mrs. Ida Joe Blair, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Force. Portland to Texas and other stall1».
YOU ABE WELCOME
SETH COY. Prop
Bowe of T rail creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore, Mr. and Most of the crowd was from Hu
All woolen garments cleaned
valley, Ashland, Medford, Central AMETHYST REBEKAH LODGE 97
by us are moth proofed at no
Mrs. Win. Kinney of Central Mrs. Don Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Point. Gold H ill. Grants Pass ami Meets the first and third Wednes-
Curtis
Parker,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
extra cost.
Point is spending this week with
Klamath Falls, also the entire stale laya of each month at the I O. O. E,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore anil1 fan, Haff. Mrs. Paul Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Lathrop, the honor
Hull, Gold H ill. Oregon
FRENCH
LAUNDRY
AND
| Mrs. Noel Kellogg and Mr. and Mrs.
ily.
guest, who w ill attend the A. C. W.
Virginia Kellogg — Noble tiram i
DRY CLEANERS
A. Meunier.
W. conference in London in June,
Beulah Nathan — Vice Grand
George Crabtree, a former resi­
Agency: Gold H ill Hotel and
The Misses June and Janet Mull was presented w ith her luggage
Belle Smith — Bee. Sec’y.
Coy’s Service Station
dent of Gold H ill, passed away In
I la id Holdem« ss — Fin. Stc’y.
Grants Pass Wednesday morning. in and Myrtle Winn were hostesses for the trip by the Central Point
Saturday afternoon at a party hon­ Grange. The committees wish Io
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Delia Kell — Treasurer
oring the birthdays of Miss Betty express their thanks to the peopli
GOLD llll.L GRANGE NO. 534
Mullin and Miss Betty Shoemaker. who so kindly cooperated with
Meets first and third Thursday»
Games were enjoyed*, after which them in making it the grand sm
at 8 p. m„ at their hall next to tele­
, refreshments were served. Guests cess.
present were Elaine Parker, Joyce
Mr. ami Mrs. W. L. Bailley have phone office. II. E. duh meets sec­
Bobbins, Josephine Rftbinson, Yvon hud as their guests, Mrs. Badlevs ond and fourth Tuesdays nt 1:30 p»
I ne Tepovac, Marie and Darlene sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs. m., usually a, Grange Hull.
| Chamberlin, Jerauld,ne Smith, A l­
ice Lee Cook, Ma>y Lou Tygart,
E. R. COSS, Prop
Gay Neeley, the honor guests Bet­
ty Mullin and Betty Shoemaker an.l
the hostesses, June and Janet Mul­
lin and Myrtle Winn.
Local Happenings
reasonable prices ut Glendora Gar­
dens on Pacific Highway, three
miles west of Gold H ill. " •
Howes, Proprietor.
GOLD HILL MARKET
Matches,
Carton 6 boxes
Baked Beans, brick oven, large can
BROOM,
a good broom,
Crystal White Soap Chips 5 lbs.
Fig Bars, Sunshine,
2 lbs
PEAS, Lindy, 3 cans
CORN,
Lindy, 3 cans
Hot Sauce,
3 cans
HONEY,
5 lb pail
19c
15c
29c
33c
25c
23c
23c
10c
39c
MEAT
Beef Loin Steak lb. 25c
Weiners
lb.
20c
Veal Roasts, shld lb 17c
Shortening
4 lbs
39c
We Carry a Complete
Line of Feed at the
Right Prices
From Now
On
When you Come Down ,o ,he
Perkins’ at the Auter Park
FOR YOUR ICE CREAM
We’ll try to have your favorite
kind. Oh Sure 30c a quart and 17c
a pin,. And your Green Stamps
FOR YOUR COLD DRINKS
Just as cold as you wan, ’em and
the many kinds. Green Stamps here
too.
FOR YOUR GROCERIES
Thanks to you fo r helping us de­
cide on which Brands are the best.
We’ll depend onya. By the way
we’ve added Chase and Sanburn
Coffee, Eleshman’s Yeast and Ten­
der Leaf Tea to our also’s.
Naturally Green Stamps w ith
these.
Eor your Gas and Oil and Water
and A ir — Unless you have good
reasons for buying elsewhere you
jus, as well save a bit by getting
your Green Stamps w ith each large
sized gallon.
YOURSASEVVA
THE PERKINS FAMILY
DRAKE'S
GENERAL LINE OF GROCERIES,
DRYGOODS AND HARDWARE
LONG DISTANCE
means Round trips
for a one-w ay fare !
NURSING AND CONVALESCENT
HOME LOCATED HERE
The Care Best Nursing and Con­
valescent home which is operated
by Mrs. Edna Thompson, is located
in (iold H ill, close to the city lim ­
its. An item appearing in las,
week’s issue of the paper stated
that the home serves the entire
Bogue River valley and several
readers of the, paper go, the im ­
pression that the home was locat
ed in Rogue River, Oregon. The
telephone number has been chang­
ed to 21, Gold H ill.
' people realize how little Long D is­
tance costa! I t it the lowest-priced form o f
personal com m unication. T h e answer is
part o f the message. Calls arc put through,
on the average, in onlv i ’ i minutes; over 90%
w hile the calling person holdi the lin e ! You
w ill be delighted w ith the dependability o f
this modern lo w -ra te service.
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