Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19??, June 13, 1940, Image 8

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    TW jO>M HM FUwa, CbM HM, Ow<—
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Chisholm and
Chris S. Christian and Nick Mor-I
Donnie moved to the Meadows on etti who have been staying at the
Aiil Walker returned to his home Tuesday, where the Chisholm mine Gold Hill hotel left last week for
here Wednesday for a visit after is to be opened up.
Los Angeles for a short visit.
Percy Booth and Miss Ruth Neclj
spending several weeks in Lindsey,
Mrs. Hurry Ellsworth of Grunts
California where he was employ­ of Grants Pass and Mr. and Mrs. M. Pass spent several days lust w eek )
B. Merriman were Sunday guests of visiting Sirs. Nellie Reed.
ed.
Melford Hood left Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cook.
Mr. and Mr. Hugh Hay es return-1
L dir is Hansen registered at the ed Friday from Gold Reach aceoui- i|
evening to spend several days in
Gold Hill Hotel Wednesday anti panied by their daughter Kathry n. j
Berkeley, California.
Mr. and Mrs. Tuoey Riggs of will spend a few days there before who has spent some time there v is-!
Marble Mountain and Mr. and Mrs. leaving for Honolulu.
Ring relatives.
Mrs. R. I- Kenaston spent Wed­
Glenn Anderson of Grants Pass
For Sale: Black Toggenburg milk
were Sunday guests of Mr. anti nesday in Hogue River the guest of goat, reasonably priced. Inquire at
her brother in law and sister, Mr. News office.
Mrs. Leon Wise.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis McGuire and and Mrs. (). H. Penney.
W. E. “Pop" Ross returned Wed j
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Ess and daugh­ nesday from the hospital at Grants
Joan left Sunday for Denver, Col­
orado to be with Mrs. McGuire's ter Catherine anti grandson Donald Pass where he was quite ill for |
came Sunday to visit at a plcnir several days. He is improving rapid­
brother during their vacation.
Rill Wert was a visitor of friends with their niece and family, Mrs. ly.
here Wednesday. Bonita Smith anti! Troy Spencer.
Mrs. Lee Marsden is row helping '
Josephine Robinson returned here
Mrs. G. R. Lance is in the Sacred Mrs. Susie Coy in the restaurant.
with him after spending two Heart hospital in Medford recover-
Miss Dorothy Pitman of Medfo.'d 1
weeks with the Wert's at Trail.
ing from a major operation per­ was a Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. |
Miss Betty June Wilson left Mon­ formed last Thursday.
A. A. Walker anil Lave ne.
day for Corvallis where she will at­
Van Hansen and family of Cen­
l_ I.. Lown and family are mov- |
FOR YOUR FINE PATRONAGE OF MY STORE TH E FIRST
tend 4-H summer school for two tralia, Washington spent the week ing this week to the Kellogg place
FFK OF OPERATION. IT IS A CHALLENGE TO MF. TO CON
weeks. Miss Wilson received a J end at the Gold Hill Hotel visiting in Happy Canyon, recentIv occupied
scholarship to the school for bak- his father. Chris Hansen. They went | by the Howard Kell family,
TINUE TO WARRANT THAT FINE SHOWING.
ing the best bread for the Josephine on to Vallejo, California to spend
Ernie Stevens and Lee Kellogg
county fair las, year.
the summer.
left Tuesday for their homes in Al-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tavlor who
Frank Garner of the Meadows Santbra, California, after spending
are spending the summer on Sar­ was a guest at the Gold Hill Hotel several days vueution here fishing
dine Creek after being in Arizona over Sunday.
in the Rogue.
WE WILL MEET THE SHELF PRICE OF ANY STORE IN SO. OREGON
for two years and Mrs. Ed Fiene.
The War Eagle Mine has started
Those enjoying dinner nt ,h?
were Tuesday visitors of Mr. and operations this week due to a risi 'lary Moreloek home Monday were
Mrs. I .eon Wise.
in quicksilver prices.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Darling and Mrs.
John Palmer of Hollywood, Cat ’ eonard Darling of Jacksonville.
ifornia spent the week end here vis Miss Orpha Corlon of Eagle Point.
OUR DRIVER PICtfS UP AND
iting relatives and old friends.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Richardson ami
DELIVERS ON TUBS. & FRI
Mrs. Daisy Gilchrist was a wee* Mrs. Moreloek.
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY
end guest of Mr. und Mrs. Charle
Leave Your Laundry at The
Miss Maude Sutton, Melvin Kuik-
Avena.
“Ace of Spades"
■ian, Mr and Mrs. Ray Wyatt and
Mrs. L. E. Wise and Mrs. Florenc • .eon. and Mrs. Bud Snyder spent
GRANTS PASS
Livingston and children of Red­ the week end vacationing a, Cres-
STEAM LAUNDRY
mond motored to Galice one day •en, City and Klamath, California.
last week.
Miss Althea Betts left June 2 for
Guaranteed Fresh
Klamath Falls where she will spend
several weeks visiting her aunt.
WEINERS,
lb
Mrs. Harry Childers and Mrs. Et­
ta Habieht unit Roland of Eagle
GET YOUR FREE COLORED
Ore. Chief
Point spent Tuesday visiting Mr.
and Mrs. C. M. Richardson
Miss Orpha Corlon of Eagle Point
and Gene Richardson of Grants Pnss
called on Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Rich­
BACON SQUARES
AT
ardson Monday. Miss Corlon stayed
To Fry
**
Tea
Cup
or
Sw
ift’s
until Tuesday.
Miss Beth Reed of Medford spent
Sunday visiting Mrs Susie Coy an I
family.
Seth Coy, Prop.
Mrs. Maude Coy Robinson. Miss
Bertha Coy and Rill Reed left Sat-j
PORK CHOPS
Blue Label
urda.v for Grand Coulee, Wash!t g
ton to spend two weeks visiting
-
Mi. and Mrs. C. ,'L Wright and tan:
ily
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Johnson and
son of Henley. Oregon visited rela­
PORK ROAST
GOLD HILL B E S T ...................
tives and fi tends here Wednesday
on their way to Idaho where Mr.
Johnson will attend summer school.
Grants Pass, Oregon
M. D. Bowers of Ashland visited
GOLD HILL SPECIAL ...........
*
friends here Tuesday or his way a
STORE NO. 2 —
618 H Street
Grants Pass where he called on rel
Try Our
atives.
GOLD
HILL
MINERS
Special
£
£
£
STORE NO. 1
—
600 South 6th
aiiss Phyllis Miller arrived horn«-
HAM - VEAL . PORK
from Corvallis Monday morning to
IT’S THE SAVING ON EVERY ITEM THAT
spend a v.cek with her parents be­
LOAF
BLISS,
1 pound ......... .......
fore returning north. Howland Mil­
COUNTS
ler is also spending a two weeks
vacation I ere with his parents Mr.
For a fine Sunday Meat
and Mrs. H. L. Miller, from ills work
Loaf
£
2 pounds ...........
¡•t the Beiitcn .Vine near Glendaic
STOCK UP ON CANNING SUPPLIES AT
Mrs. Belle Centers of Central
MAC’S MARKETS
Pein, visited her son and daughter
Introducing Price
in law Mr. and Mrs. Roy Centers
Vacuum Pack, Drip or Regular Grind
2 POUNDS
and family recently.
Mrs. Florence Livingston and son
04388783
left Saturday for their home in Red­
mond after a weeks visit with Mr.
and Mrs. L. E. Wise. Ronnice Liv­
ingston remained here for an extend
ed visit with the Wise’s.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carter and
Leroy spent Thursday and Friday
Red rubber, heavy double lipped
fishing at Diamond Lake, with good
luck.
LOCAL ITEMS
GAIL’S
GOLD HILL MARKET
Telephone 321
tree Delivery
Thank You one and all__
Norman Gail
Grocery Specials
RAISINS,
Meat Market
4 lbs.
190
MILK, tall tins, 4 for 25c
Case,
48
$2.97
Picture of Oregon Coast
Coy’s Service Station
JQ*
Karo Syrup, 5 lbs
190
Mac’s Markets
150
f"
F"
450
430
3doz25c
Jar Rubbers, 3 pkgs. 10c
Certo, 3 bottles 45c
Jell - E - Seals 3 pkgs. 25c
Tuna Fish, 1 size 10c
Fancy, white meat
W a x P a p e r,40 FT- box
Salad Dressing or
Spread quart jar 19c
Peas o r Corn 3 cans 230
303 size tin
SHOP AT MAC’S MARKETS AND SAVE MORE
THAN THE COST OF THE TRIP
TO GRANTS PASS
NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL
MEETING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
I the legal voters of School District
No. 57, of Jackson County, State of
I Oregon, that the Annual School
I Meeting of said District will be belli
a, the schoolhouse; to begin at the
j hour of 2 p.in., on the third Monday
of June, being the 17,h dav of June,
1 1940.
This meeting is called for the
I purpose of electing One Director
for a term of three years and One
District Clerk for a term of on«
I year ami the transaction of bu.sines.t-
| usual :it such meeting.
Dated this third day of June, 1940,
I Attest :
LETSY MILLER,
District Clerk
W. E. BOSS,
Chairman Board of Directors
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend thanks to all
our kind friends who so generously
J aided us in our recent bereavement.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Messenger
CARD OF THANKS
To our many, many friends, we
wish ,0 thank you all, who were so
I generous, und thoughtful to us in
my recent illness.
Once again, we thank you,
Frank und Hattie Lawrence
PEAS, Meco, 303, 3 - 25c
Hot Sauce,
3 for 10c
Fishing
Supplies
Meco
Oxydol, Ige. pkg.
Sardines, Admiral, can 5c
Purex, J gal.
20c
k
Rolled Barley,
.
sack
SPINNERS
All sizés
150
FLIES,
3 for ....
Complete Ass’t.
25 C
Lines, asst from 15c - $4.00
LEADERS,
5c, 10c, 15c
90c
Lay More Egg Mash, Sack $2.15
Ground Barley, sack
$1.29