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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1939)
Ovid HM Ntwi, fi«l4 HiH Oww Local Happenings Thuraäay, lioma ir Macramtnta, California, ib Mr, and Mr», John Chisholm mov tar several «lays visit with Mr. and ed this week into the house form Mrs. Leon Wise. The three Mr. erly occupied by Mrs. Millie Walker Wise*» H're brothers. und Sybil. hem» of hli «uni Mr», M. C, Huoin- »lultar at Riviera Auto Park. They 1, HM Mr, and Mr», Jo» Donahue of Taft, California w h o formerly are spending their vacation in south owned the Kyle property are vis ern Oregon. iting friends in the community for Byron, the four year old son ot a few days. Mr. und Mrs. Lee Kyle was taken to the Josephine General hospital at Grants Puss where he underwent AMKTIIYHT RKIIKKAII LODGE »7 an operation for a ruptured sp|ien- Meets the first and third Wednes days of each mouth al the 1 O. O. F. dix. Hull, Gold Hill, Oregou Beulah Nathan Noble Grand Mrs. Georgia Kettle relumed home Irene Hendrickson — Vice Grand Tuesday from a weeks visil with Belle Smith — Itee. See'y. her «laughter Mrs. Eugeiiu Garrison Hazel Holderness — Fin. .Sic'y, und son Champlin who will alleml Delia Kel, — Treasurer Fniverslty of Oregon thia year at Bill Hailey returned to his home Ilerb iluincrot fell off a 14 fool here Friday after a visit with rel ladder while working at the Del ilives in Washington. UY LUCIUÆ SMITH Hio orchard Wednesday. He lit on his feet and a bucket of pears lit Miss Drpha MJIIspaugh of Port on his head knocking him down Axil and Laverne W a lk e r le f t ' Mr. ami Mrs. It. E. Cook and Mrs. land tpent the week end here vis It was necesary to take two stitches S aturday fo r W ashington where I loyd Lance anti son Bobby ap< nt iting her aunt and uncle. Mr. nnd in the gash rut in his head. they w ill be em ployed in the fr u it. Sunday at the Cook mine OU Fools Mrs. Wilbur Martin and family. * MJ For Sale: Petite prunes l ’4c a lb. creek. Justice o f the Peace John C h is h Wallace Iverson motored to Fort al the DeMa Motor Farm on the Pa olm has been quite ill s u iic rin g ; Mrs. Stewart McGill and friends Jones Sunday where he visited his cific highway, 3 miles north of Gold fro m to n s ilitis , ami has been con- . of Vancouver, B. C. Canada, visited mother Mrs. C. L. Dusenberry anil Hill. lin e d to his home fo r several <la\‘ s. Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. J. family./He was accompanied by Mrs. Pearl Doty o f Buy City, Ore Eugene, Oregon, W. Bryan on their way to the San Jill >|urtin nnd Bulh Lance who drove on Io Greenview Io visit rel >n, who Is well known here, pass Francisco exposition. GOLD IHLL GRANGE NO. 534 ed away at her home September 8. atives. Mrs. Jack Rose and son Johnny Meets first and third Thursdays and Mrs. Walter Mcl.ean left und daughter Mrs. Ted Dole left Dr. Frank A. Freeburgei ' the Mr. first ut 8 p. in., al their hull next to tele Mr, ami Mrs. Joe Gorham and Mrs. Daisy Gilchrist returned of the week for Kosebur., lust week for southern Culifornlu Io phone office. II. E. club meets sec OPTOMETRIST family of Portland came the first home Sunday from a weeks visit where they will spend several days visit Mrs. Roses sister who Is quite ond and fourth Tuesdays ut 1:30 p. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lee McCam. I of this week for a short visit at the with her daughter Mrs. Bert John ill. m„ usually nt Grunge Hull. home of Mr. Gorham’s brother, -M r. son at Tule Lake, California. Mis. DISTINCTIVE GLASSES E. H. Leonetti of Portland left and Mr». Art Gorham and family. Johnson and Bob Cameron brought Miss Lorettn Prefountain arrived Tuesday to attend the fair in Cres WHEN NEEDED Mrs. ,Roy Eskew and Mrs. Rosa her home returning to Tule Lake home Saturday f r o m Portland cent City, after spending a week Monday, CONVENIENT TERMS where she Is tuking nurses train - , here visiting Mr. and Mrs. D. Des- Perkins's visited friends in Medford DR. O. H. SCHEETZ Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. (). H. Miller of Co ing. She will remuln with her par imini and family. ents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pre- Optometrist 213 East Main - Phone 210 quille came Tuesday for a few Darwin George of Port Orford Art and Am Boye fished nr.u fountain until the first of October. days visit with Mr. und Mrs. I-aur- MEDFORD EYESIGHT SPECIALIS! Dodge bridge early Sunday morning w as£ Saturday guest at the home of ence Whitesll. Their second daughter Mr. and and returned with a nice steelhead, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Wise- Mrs Joseph Jones of Klamath Falls (MH1 East II SI, across from Mr. und Mrs. Al Punkey werej are also here for a visit, and with , two cut throat and 14 trout. They i Mr, and Mrs. R. L. Kenaston at Golden Bule II SI. rntrunee used salmon eggs. tended the Golden Wedding Anni Sunday guests of Mr. und Mrs. Buss his mother Mrs. W. F. Jones al Moore of l-ake creek. Mr. Punkey' Rogue River. Word received this week from versary celebration of Mr. and Mrs is a brother of Mrs. Moore. Sams in Hogue River recently. George Tulare who is mining dur GOLD HILL HOTEL Mrs. Angie Wilcox and daughter A lurge Frigidaire was installed ing the summer at Moose Pass, A- Jack Martin returned Io his home und husband, Mr. und Mrs. Chas. laska, stated that he planned to be Tuesday after working for some at the Ace of Spades lust Friday. COOL PLACE TO REST McGary of Marshfield are spend back in Gold Hill this October; Mr. tune in Klamath Falls. He will ' Mrs. Leslie Walker and son are ing a week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Tulare staled that Alaska is a good leave soon for Corvallis where he spending the week with her parents Murion lainre. They are returning All kinds of Sandwiches and place to be if you like it but he j will enter Oregon State college foi Cold Drinks Mr. und Mrs. Art Shoemaker. from attending the fair at San would rather be in Gold Hill. Hi' i his junior year. Francisco and visiting relatives letter of August 30 stated that it ROOMS BY DAY OR WEEK Frank Carter. Clyde und Leslie Fred Vonl’egert spent Monday | Walker, Jack Martin and Paul near Stockton. was snowing and the wind was visiting friends in Grants Pass. blowing there at that time. Schultz of Sams Valley left Tuesday Mr. nnd Mrs. Lester Holing nnd GEO. P. AMO for buck camp for a weeks hunt Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jordan moved Mr. and Mrs. Royal Wise and Ar family have moved from Grave ing. thur Wise left Sunday for their Saturday to their farm on Apple creek Io Camp Joy so their two gale. Mrs. Miller and family of Ar ■•Dad” Rivetl who spent a week daughters Ilelly and Alice can at izona moved Monday into the brick visiting with the Hoy Canters fam tend Grunts Puss high school. Mr. ¡! Walnut Table and 6 bouse formerly occupied by the ily returned to his home in Sac Boling nnd Wallace are prospect Chair» $35.00 ; Jordans. , ing on Louse creek. ;; White Scuts. As goon mm new ! ramento, California, Thursday. Fr.ad Baker is now employed by For SCHOOL SUPPLIES Mrs. Bob Kies visited Sunday and j! Wood, Full-size b cd the Doblemeir Bakery o f Medford Monday in Ashland with Mrs. Rose Shop at $4.75 ; and in a week or so will have a Jones. house to house route in Gold Hill. GOLD HILL LOIMnPRO. 1 » Simmon» Spring» $4.75 • Mrs. Ella Patrick and her house Mr. and Mrs. Pete Smith and »on guests Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cardwell Meets Every Tnaadav Night Simmon» Bed $4.75 ; Pete and Miss Marjorie Cameron of visited Thursday with Mrs. Patricks Wm. Autenrieth — Noble Grand Grants Pass were Sunday guests of nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Grif Paul Holderness— Vice Grand i Book Case» $3.75 ; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dungey ami fith of Wildervllle. Paul Thompson, secretary Complete line of pencils, family. Wm. Ferguson, Treasurer $37.50 i Lang Range Harry Vincent left Thursday for pen», tablets, ink, YOU ARE WELCOME Turouia, Washington. Wicker Chair $3.75 : H Specials In ; USED furniture DRAKE'S ?CHOOL ¿upPLtea Crayola» f YOU CAN ENJOY AtLTKeCOHm Of home ATOUR STATION Announcement-- FOOTS CREEK ITEMS (By Mrs. Marion Lance) Having purchased the Whillock Golden Rule store'of Med ford, will say that we are now open in their former location at 221 WEST MAIN STREET, out of the high rent district. Time and space will permit the listing of just a few of the opening prices but we can assure you that wonderful buys will be here for you in every department. Be sure to come in early to get your share of these wonderful bargains. Lots of parking space JOHN E. PETER, PROP. SILK HOSE OVERALLS Knee Lengths, splendid for the Miss, All sizes 45c Values 85c Value (large sizes) Only , 39c One Lot MEN’S and YOUTHS’ WOOL PANTS Good Values up to 34.25 Only WNU Sarvtca Indies' Pure Thread BOYS BIB ............... $1.93 Our entire line of Misses and Ladies Dresses must go. Now is the lime for you to buy a wonderful dress for very little money. All — 37.50 to 310 Dresses, now »2.25 312.50 to 315 Dresses, »4.19 These are beautiful silk and crepe (treses for school or Sunday wear Good Heavy CANVAS GLOVES 15c Values 3 pair» ...................... 20c Be sure and see these Men’s and Youths’ Fancy Dress Sox All sizes, 20c vglues 3 for ......................... 25c For 19c Our fall and winter coats for Ladies and Misses will be completely closed out. Not one coat will be carried over this fall. You must see these coats for the high school girl. All 325 and 330 Coats - »10.95 All 315 and 320 Coats - »7.95 Many numbers are elegantly fur trimmed One Lot Men’s and Youths' Cotton Flannel Plaid WORK SHIRTS SETH COY, Prop, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Morey or Portland visited Thursday at the OVER THE HURDLES FOR RENT — Two, 2 room cabins to rent by the month. Heating and cooking farilities. Very reas onable. Evergreen Auto Court Mrs. Cloyd Dick entertained Wed nesday afternoon in honor of her mother Mrs. Charles Skinner San Jose, (California, who with her husband was returning from a trip to Spokane, Washington. The after noon was spent playing Chinese checkers, after which refreshments were served. Those present were Mrs. David McLaren and daughter Alice, Mrs. Elizabeth Fowler, Mrs. Sam Sandry, Mrs. Kate Mcllvain, Mrs. Effie Birdseye, Mrs. M. Patter son, Mrs. Reed Carter, Mrs. James Wiley, Mrs. William Bressel, Mrs. W. L. Badley, Mrs. Raymond Lucas, Mrs. Skinner and hostess Mrs. Dick Leather Rocker $8.75 $9.50 j 4 miles north of Gold Hill on Highway 99 ¡ MANCHEL S ! •Furniture You'll Admire at ¡ Pillees You'll Appreciate” ! GRANTS PASS INSURE YOUR OWN FUTURE AND FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE Learn Beauty Culture at Southern Oregon’s old est established and best equipped school Our graduates are working in the leading beauty salons throughout Oregon and northern Calif. $25.00 Reduction If Enrolled in the Month of September For Complete Details Write or Call in Person at MEDFORD SCHOOL OF OEAUTY CULTURE Medford Phone 84 89c Our Ladies and1 Misses shoe slock will be completely clos ed out. This line we will nof carry. We have all sizes now in all Ihe new shstdes and styles. All Shoes Io 33.50, now »1.95 All Shoes to 35.00, now $2.65 Do not buy shoes Until you see this close out line Unique Cleaners & Dyers Office 20 S. Central Plant 811 W. Central Medford Phone 96 Work and Dress CAPS FOR MEN ***************************♦****♦*♦*♦*****♦***♦*****%*♦%♦♦%**♦*♦%%♦% Values up to 98c Choice ..................... 49c GOLDEN RULE John E. Peter, Prop. 221 WEST MAIN ST. Coy’s Service Station Heater NOTICE 235 East Main St A good value at »1.49 Our P rice ....... Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Richardson accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Frank Childers ot Eureka and Mr. and Mrs Gene Richardson of Grants Pass to Jacksonville Saturday where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Darling. MODERN DANCE AT ROGUE RIVER EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AMATEUR HOUR MEDFORD DANt E EVERY 8ATURDAY GOOD PEPPY MUSIC
