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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1940)
Thursday, Octobar 17,1940 and Mrs. C. E. Roberts and Mr. and Fifteen friend* gathered at hb Mrs. S. J. Wellman, all of Burney, horns in the Colony Tuesday eve ning to wish Charles Ennis a happy Marlon Drake left last week for California. his home in Solon Springs, Wiscon Miss Bea Evans spent the week birthday. A delightful dinrier was LOCAL ITEMS sin after spending some time here attending business and visiting Mrs. Carrie Drake, who is in a Medford hospital. Miss Mary Lou Tygart spent F ri day evening in Jacksonville visiting Miss Janet Mullin. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Kies had as guests Monday and Tuesday Mr. end tn Eugene visiting her parents. Miss Cay Neely and a friend of Ashland MH'iit Saturday here v is it ing friends. Mrs. Ella Patrick and her broth er, Charles G riffis, of Covena, Cal ifornia, left Monday fo r Xlainath Falls where they w ill visit their sister, Mrs. Ed Cardwell. served and dancing was enjoyed by the guests. The 1940 Chevrolet of Jess Gil ehrist w m s duintiged Tuesday eve ning when struck by one of Ray Chamberlin's roek trucks, driven | by Chet Howell. Hardy Cook o f Portlund and H. | E. Cook have spent since Friday hunting in eastern Oregon and 011 Foots Creek. Mrs. E. Eckles of Beaver Park is i SKINNERS’ Dependable Used Cars BUICKS ’40 Super Coupe, 5 .pass, radiq, heater $1045 ’38 Sp. Coupe, Low mileage, heater ... 645 CHEVROLETS ’39 Town Sedan, Very clean .............. 595 ’35 Dlx Coupe, Black finish, raido ....... 295 ’34 Dlx Town Sedan, new paint, heater 265 ’33 Dlx Coupe, New paint, heater ....... 235 PONTIACS ’39 Deluxe Sedan .................................. 685 ’37 Deluxe Sedan, radio, heater .............. 495 ’36 Coach, new paint, overhauled ....... 385 ’34 Sedan, good condition ................... 195 PLYMOUTHS ’38 Deluxe Coupe, good motor and tires 495 ’37 Deluxe Coach, Overhauled ............... 445 FORDS ’39 Deluxe Sedan, Low mileage ........... 665 ’36 Deluxe Sedan, new motor ............... 325 LA FAYETTES ’38 Tour. Sedan, very clean, heater....... 595 ’37 Deluxe Sedan, lots of equipment .......465 ’37 Coupe, good finish, heater ............... 415 ’36 DeSoto Coupe -..................................... 375 ’35 Studehaker Coupe ............................... 285 ’31 Dodge Sedan ....................................... 165 ’30 Dodge Coupe, Pickup.................. 95 OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS Skinners Garage Phone 2740 Buick and Studehaker Cars Medford GMC Trucks ATLAS BATTERIES QUALITY UNSURPASSED Prices Competitive Coy’s Service Station Seth Coy, Prop. COMPLETE LINE of STANDARD PRODUCTS visiting her daughter, Mrs. Bill | Rlerdon, in San Francisco, Califor nia this week. Mrs. Everett Bowers and daugh ter of Happy Camp, California came Monday to visit relatives here. Mr. Rowers arrived Wednesday. Joe Houston of Portland came | Monday to work at the new quarry on Colvig Gulch. He is residing at the A. A. Walker home. B ill Ferguson, who is employed I at the dredge on Galls (’.reek, at tended business in town \\ ednes-1 day. Mrs. O. Gustafson accompanied J Mrs. Hilda Jensen to her home in Salem Thursday after Mrs. Jensen | hud spent two weeks here visiting the Gustafsons. Zane Becker spent Mondav and I Tuesday here visiting his father. Abe Becker, on his way to Klamath | Falls from Biddle. Don Steinmetz of Weed, Califor-1 nia came Monday to spend some time here visiting his mother, Mrs. I Milton Steinmetz and family. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Dien and Mrs ) Christen of Los Angeles, California visited Tuesday w ith Mr. and Mrs. | Thomas McClarnon. Mrs. Monty Matthews and tw o ; children of Pondosa. California ar- I visiting Mrs. M. U. Brady at her' home on Sardine Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eskew and fam ily recently rented the Bill H ittle property across the river and plan to reside there. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Lewis be came the parents of a six pound, I fourteen ounce baby girl, born at ( the Sacred Heart hospital Sunday j morning. The baby has been named Bobby D arken and both mother and daughter are getting along nice ly. Mrs. Lewis is ihe former Beulah Lingten, who resides w ith her par ents here, while Mr. Lewis is em ployed in Mississippi. Guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. B S. Kies were Mr. and Mrs. A. ( Ladd and Mr. and Mrs. George Howard, all of Medford. Mrs. R. E. Cook, (laughter Mrs. Katherine Lance and her son Bob-1 bie and Alva Cook spent Sunday in Yreka and Greenview, California visiting relatives. In Yreka they visited Mrs. Cook’s sister in law, 11 Mrs Eva Bottoms, who has been quite ill. In Greenview they were 11 the guests of Mrs. Cook’s niece and I family. A picnic on the beach was en- j joyed Sunday at Crescent City by a number of Gold H ill young folks. Those making the trip were Ells- j worth Greer, Raymond Blair, Mary I Lou Tygart, Creighton Thompson, 11 Wallace Iverson, Buth Lance, Lu- I ciile Smith, Myrtle Winn and Win- j ona Dungey. Others visiting th e * 1 coast town Sunday were Mr. and I Mrs. Art Mullin, Janet, Betty, Don-1 aid and Donna Mullin, anil Reiiel | Kians of Jacksonville. CLASSIFIED ADS PlACtS For Sale: 35 Dodge sedan, 4 door, I good condition, Inquire at 329 West | I St., Grants Pass. WANTED: Sewing of all kinds, J | including re-modeling of clothing. Inquire of Mrs. Lester Thompson, Gold H ill. N O T IC E TO C R E D IT O R S ....tyGMYHOUM G O IN G FOR one w«y LESS round trio Portland .......... $ 4.85 $8.75 Los Angeles .... ... 10.25 18.05 San Francisco .... 5.40 9.75 Chicago ...... ..' 38.35 64 85 Grants Pass .... ........40 .75 Redding ......... ... 3.75 6.75 Whenever you are going places you will appreciate Greyhound's frequent service, luxurious Super-Coaches and low fares. Go places soon . . . by Greyhound. DEPOT: Beckers Drug Store Phone 121 GBEYHOUN IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE| STATE OF OREGON FOB JACK SON COUNTY. In the Matter of the Estate cl I F. L. ORB, also known as FRANK L. ORR, Deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed by order of the above entitled Court, Adm inistratrix of the estate of F. L. Orr, also known as Frank I L. Orr, deceased. A ll persons having claims against I said estate are hereby notified to present same, verified in the man ner provided by law, to the under- I signed at the office of F. J. New- | man, attorney for said estate, in the Courthouse at Medford, Oregon, I w ithin six months from the first j publication of this notice. Dated and first published Octob- | er 17, 1940. ALMEDA .1. OBENCHAIN, Adm inistratrix of the Estate of F. L. Orr, also known as Frank L. Orr, I Deceased. 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