Iro n within.
w lntradto« Included
f t ot ü ,o M Knf in
et, polish »rs toclinwd
v» they to*y bc tn'-
l in t ie "old hat”
nt Meftord ’ . ; /?
DOROTHY BEH),
Saturday, Sop*.
Daughters
<jt the Kile meet Grants Paas,
Luncheon 12: JO p .m .
Saturday, Sept tO—-College won-
toen’s club with Mrs. Newton
C. Chaney, Medford, after anon.
All plans for,<the big Jaexson
County Prodacts show
B I Monday, Sept, «to— W. R. C. so­
cial in I. O. O. T. hali. z
itaged next ^eeh, September 16,
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1« and 17, are rounding out in
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fine shape, according to R. G.
You
pass,
and
the field
grass
PowWr, county Agricultural ag- :
wavers;
ent who visited In this city today, j
The agricultural bpilding and < You pass, and tlft winds sing
low; .
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its building
a part of the
their victory. The name of Mata- at the fa ir grounds which are to The gray dash hangs timeless,
waiting.
ry O. Enders ,waa drawn to con-ctbe utttfedd for the shew will be
tribute to tha child .welfare fund, mied to overflowing fclth exfcilx A ll loth to let you go.
G. A. Briscoe was in charge of the itp from schools, dubs a n d
program and Dr. Burdic was" "in granges, according to Mr; fowler, The star-troeps -swarm the hori­
zon
the chair, in the absence of who to la charge of exhibits.
In
vain
your passage to bur— ;
President Wright. Besides
the
The agricultural and horticiM-
eatertainera, the vtottort
were nral exhibit will be quite extea- Yet, I hold yea a hurting sweet-.
Eagtaeers Dillard and Davto, OT give A nd results of ranching this
Bedford, Paul Wagner used E. V. yeat- aye indicative of a record'
Carter. ‘
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breaking type of exhibit.
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The chtb will observe Constltu-
fo u r-H clubs In all sections of
tional Weqk n ett Friday and a the county are bpSy prepkrlng ex-
A merry party enjoypd a sluto-
spcaker<Wfll be* procured to
Mbits. The only live stock will
plain toe digBifleanae of the cost- be that made by the boys’ clubs. bsr party at the home of Ellon,
and Rosa franco on Third street
Thursday evening.
The girls
played games and danced to»tll a
late hour when refreshments
»ere served. Those who enjoyed
the affair were: Maxine Emery,
Ruth Raglan«, W llm g Nutter, M a
Attaberry and the hostesses.
Ashland Today
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Pirthdai Party—
A delightful childrens* party
»ro- arrivlag today and friends
w as held Jhto afternoon when
1’ttle Mias Wanda-Randall, daugh­
ter of Mv. a»d Mrs. OUT Randall
well t
erttertpined u number of h e r
j layingtes, observing her se/enth
welcoi
public'sob
1'rthday anniversary. A
color
Among I
ccheme of vlolot and white were
witted free, A general charge of c i r r t ^ o n t T « W attractive dec-
’«Tf Waters
3T*cents Udmislson Xo the grounds oratioes. A.large cake with aev-.
I ’ VL fee charged, This is thaionlg. cn candles wine the centerpiece
for
the
laid stable
source of finance for the show.'
w
hen
refreshments
were
served.
“Our totow has grbwn Infco the
Jhose
who
enjoyed
Wanda’s
rrcpoittda Of A fair and we start­
m .
ed out ftaaalDg a school and club , party wre: Marjcrle Cole, Virgin-
(X h lb lf* Mr, fo w le r stated today , lip. Hoover,, Lueija Reese, Marion
ahd two sons. Donald and Roto
left Wednesday for Davìì $ e
and expressed pleasure at
the , Reeae, Alice Reese, Virginia ~Aiym
Kay. Muriel
Cailf., where they w ill visit w
cooperation glvqn by granges and I worth. Barbara
Mre, W right’s parents, Mr. I
Merchants la making tha affair a ; J? eagle, Betty Brdokmlller, Bobby
Randall. Jack Cole, Ivan RandUll
suecasa.
Mrs. Davto.
and the little hostess.
M M M
Ratoon that «ho lesal n o th -
train Aw <4 tots pity
a. as. to to hadtoaontiatted
I a n without, official authorisation,
aeooMtog f t lochl B.'P. officials
I who ware asked regarding
the
i proposed removal of the train
from this ran.
Many rumors
among trainmen
Daughter o ft^ e
tbeto iuHlul m,
Saturday, ' ■ A
Graton Puss;-I
can possibly al
•; t h e T Vplpph’a
Collere
Will meet Satarday attorno
the homAof Mto.'N. C . Chai
Medford. Quite • number o f
wemeh are expected to atteu
program committee with
Mrs.
H. T . Mltehelmore and Mrs. An-
approximately «•. j V
The first formal club meeting
Martha Gillett Chapter qf the
of t* e year l i to he M id Monday,
Guild. Preebftertan church, had a
September sg.
covered dish supper at I o’clock
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Thursday evening. Fifteen wom­
en were present. The president,
Miss Dorothy BnftftMpan
of
Mr». V V. Howell and others,
Medford,
ia v e Interesting tatty. A good South Centra! Street,
quarterly offering - was taken. delightfully entertained at her
home an Thursday evening with
This will go to mlslaon work.
four tahlea of bridge. •
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Mis« ftntferte KeHey received
Light Bearers Meet— >
r.
lovely prfim fer holding high
/ lit t le Light Bearers and Junior
score and Bartra Hcpkias
was
Christian Endeavors of the Prdfc-
byteria'n church held a p a r ’i y
Thursday afternoon at the church
>rs. The Little Light Beater
Sm .r.1 songs hfed the jtta -
thd MisSes Janet Balis and Lois
kave an Interesting pMy.
Hanson of Àwnïàad, Betty Brown
“Gnttipg Ready for X m > .’\A ll. of
the children brought Offers "for of Ttoaat, Dorothy Goff, Marion
the Xtoas tree. These presents Vau Bceyac, Joyce Maddol, Eth­
are W gb to their mlsslonartis , ' el Hdglet, Katrina Bryant, M ar-
Thb'todthers tirere entertained
' Jyrie K elly, Ruby ttafclin, Otnh
.00, » ¿ « ft . B art** ftohklhs, Mar­
the’ children. After thè program '
garet Turner and Betty Moore of
|dmes were playbd. Miss Hayes J
was assisted by Miss Helen De- ftedford.
trick and Miss Grace Coombe anti
served the children with ice creant
cones. Kfifty-rive Were present.
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Guild M e e t s - ,
and others
re­
garding thio change have beta
«float, but neither the local peet-
offiee nor loeal 8. f .
officials
have receive official notice of the
change, which, according to ru-
u to p u “
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DELMGMTB. {Jut. kept, t o - « «
— John McHugh, of Ban Francisco
is leading two , up 'op Melale
Schmidt, his fellow townsman as
he finished the jnrst nine holes
of the semi-final match in thè
California amateur golf cham­
pionship today. In a n o t h e r
bracket Chuck Hunter and fra n k
Dclfc were a ll even on eighth
hole, both playing flukey golf.
sorrow Hunting Season Opens
We Have Every Tiling Yon Will Need
ins, Ammunition, Boots, Shoes,
-A1 Jordan’s Army Goods Store—
(Biggest JLittle. Store in T o w , Open Evenings.)
¿tor*
e
p«ughtcrri To
' The firfii re in U r fall toeeting
of the Daughters of Civil *W d r
Veterans of (Medford Is to he
bcM this evening in the ladles*
parlors of the Elks temple. < &
fine program has beep arranged:
Refreshments will be served.
Ashland and Grants Pass mem­
bers have been Invited to at&ebd
the meeting.
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The brtA rls welt tto w n in tt
ViTy where she 'attended aeho,
Monday, Sept. 12, members of The groom is employed In Yre
the W. R. C. plan ta hold a social
meeting ia the I. O. O. f . hall.
Every member .wf f t e organisa­
tion is invited to attend. & \ ;
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towns ate 1
California C
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U ’a a big country,
hoW world in. Central Oregon, a «utgA
land of mountains, lakes and forests.
A trinity of bea
lakes— Bosary, Odell and Crpscetot are sboWa' above. Thes
reached from The DaHesdlalKorato Highway b y'ju ratn g .W<
Cregeet. , There age nuinerote* eiUullrot camping spots To
motor camper. The mountain scenery makes oae Kn«er
fishing to so excellent that the- IlR it set by game lawto Is
reached.
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