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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1938)
Illinois Valley News. Thursday, August 18, 1938 SELMA NOT^S Mrs. Laurie left for her home in Bandon last week, but expects to return again next Saturday. Miss Emma Ramstead and her sister, Cha riot la of Los Angeles, are guests of their sister, Mrs. H. Wilson. Mrs. Maude Hogue and daughter '•Peggy, and Mrs. M. Walton and sons, Tom and Joe are picking hops this week. ’ R. Tucker moved the F. Wales family to Fresno, Calif., recently and while in the southern city visited his sister, Mrs. D. Jones' at Santa Rosa. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aiken re turned home last Monday from a trip to Montague, where they have been visiting Mrs. Aiken's parents, Mr. and Mrs Weiss —o— Mrs. G Waite and daughter, Peggy, visited the former’s par ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. McClure of Upper Deer creek. They left for their home in Bowling, California, the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Radcliffe, Sr., were hosts at a social gathering last week honoring Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes of Newton, Kansas. Mrs. Robbins and son, and .Mrs. O. Morrow and son, of Los Angeles, who are here visiting for a short time. Mrs. Robbins and Mrs. Mor row are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Radcliff and Mrs. Rhodes is a sister of Mr. Radcliff. Other guests were Mrs. J. Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. Ebb Hogue with daugh ter, Peggy, Susan Breazille, Mr. and Mrs. Earl, Mr. and Mrs. Clar ence Radcliff and two sons. * ------------- •------------- KERBY NEWS NOTES Lucius Robinson and Pauline Rob inson picnicked Sunday at the foot of Eight Dollar mountain, near the mouth of Josephine creek. The young people spent the afternoon swimming. SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON, FOR JOSEPHINE COUNTY ELWOOD HUSSEY, Plaintiff, vs. L. MURDOCK and JANE DOE MURDOCK, his wife, if married; HERMAN JA COBSON and JANE DOE JACOBSON, his wife, if married; and all other per sons unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in or to the proper ty hereinafter described, or any part thereof, Defendants. To Each of the above named de fendants, greetings: In the name of the state of Ore gon, You and each of you are hereby summoned and required to appear in the above entitled Court and cau-e and answer the Com T plaint filed against you therein within four weeks from and after July 28, 1938 the date of the first publication of this Summons, and if you fail to appear within the time aforesaid the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief . prayed for herein, that is: A * Decree that the plaintiff is the owner in fee simple [ of that certain real proper ty in Josephine County, Oregon, to-wit: Beginning at a point jn the center of the Redwood Highway 300 feet North of the South line of the Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 21. Township 39 South, Range 8 West of the Willamette Meridan; run ning thence East 660 feet; thence North 150 feet; thence West 660 feet; to the center of the Redwood Highway; thence South 150 feet to the point of beginning, said above tract described including and em bracing the following smaller tract as: Beginning at a point on the Easterly line of the Redwood Highway, 150 feet Southerly from the Northwest cor ner of Block 9 of Caves City in Josephine County, Oregon, as the same appears upon the plat of said Caves City on file and of record in the office of the County Clerk of said County and State, and run ning thence East along the South line of lot 2 in said Block 9. a dis tance of 260.8 feet to the West erly line of Caves Avenue; thence Southerly along the Westerly line of said Cave* Avenue 75 feet; thence West 260.8 feet to the Easterly line of the Redwood High way; thence Northerly 75 feet to the point of beginning. That the defendants and each of them, or persons claiming through or under them, or any of them have no right or title to said premises and bar ring the defendants and each of them and persons claiming through or under them or any of them from asserting any right or title thereto adverse to this plaintiff, and for *, such other and further relief as to the Court seems equitable. This summons is published by order of the Honorable H D. Norton, Judge of the Circuit Court of Josephine County Oregon, dated the 23rd day of July. 1938, ordering pub- / lication hereof for four successive and consecutive weeks; date of first publication. July 28, 1938. Sherman S. Smith, Attorney for plaintiff. 108 4 South 6th Street, Grants Pass, Oregon. —12-5tc Page Three ¡SELL IT!—If you have something $2500 life insurance as low as FOR SALE—1 nearly new Stevens Mrs. Mary Applegate who pass- Foot Doctor to Be you don’t need or don't want, ed away Sunday at Grants Pass $2.40 per month. Insure where .22 with telescope, $10.00, 1 At Hobbs Wall Store why not use this column to sell is a sister-in-law to Ed Dailey of your saving is the greatest. All Remington .22 pump $7.00, 1, 7 it. Costs so little and results Kerby. The family is well known forms of insurance and bonds MM Mauser, new $25.00, 1 Colt On Saturday, August 27th, Dr. are astounishing. to old timers and the old Dailey plus unexcelled SERVICE AL. .45 automatic, 1 Smith i Wes Scholl, well known foot authority, home was at the foot of Eight J. PEAKE AGENCY, Cor. 6th -on .38 special, 1, .22 target will be at the Hobbs Wall store FOR SALE — Typewriting paper Dollar mountain and near the and ”.M" St . FREE P. I C revolver. See Dr. Collman. in Crescent City all day. at The News office, 50 sheets place now occupied by the Hen Service 12-ltc Hobbs Wall, who have for for 10 cents ry’s north of Kerby. years been headquarters for Dr. 3 - ÏÏUSUÈSJ Auto Camp and iÆ* 3.1' -L1- 5.'- X - 'i- 5. - 7 T Scholl's foot comfort appliances, FOR SALE Mr. and Mrs. Bert Adams will Grocery on Redwood highway. has arranged with Dr. Scholl to return to their mine on Canyon Books will show value $14,000. COMPLETE LINE OF demonstrate his scientific shoes creek. Wednesday after several Owner wishes to retire. See oi> the above date. The doctors days in Kerby on business* Mrs. ] Ted Athey, News office. experts will bring with them ad Adams recently received word vance showing of the complete from her sister, Mrs. Lottie Wood SAVE MONEY On Dressed and line of new foot wear. cock, who is at Olympia, that Mrs. Rough Pine and Fir Lumber. --------------o Woodcock's daughter, Mrs. Chas. Buy direct from Saw Mill. G. Duffy had undergone three ser B. Begg, O’Brien, Oregon. CARD OF THANKS ious operations and would have to 9 ltp have another one if her strength We wish to express our deep permitted. Mrs. Duffy known here appreciation for the kind thoughts PREST-O LITE Batteries $4.00 as Ethel Woodcock, is a teacher and helpful assistance given us and up. Wholesale and retail. and lives near Olympia, Washing during the sudden death of my Campbell's Super Service, next ton. to Courthouse, Grants Pass, beloved mother and my faithful —o— Oregon. —16tf and loyal friend. Mi', and Mrs. Bert Badden and Louise Hickman. PAINTS, ENAMELS FOR SALE—470 Acres. Owner family have returned to their Andy Kuznik. AND HOUSEHOLD must sell, not able to work. Lo home in Kerby, after spending cated on Caves highway, 30 the summer over the California HARDWARE springs on property, 90 acres line, where Mr. Badden was em ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS cleared, 35 in cultivation. See ployed at a mine. Mr. Badden was Ted Athey, News office, Cave painfully injured about two ■ This is the final call for bids weeks ago when a large tree I for construction of the School Junction, Oregon fell on him breaking some bones j House for School District No. 21. in his face. It was necessary to J Any one interested can receive DO YOU KNOW THE VALUE of one of these small classified spend several days at the hospital necessary information and speci ads. They get results, and cost in Crescent City, where he under fications from the Clerk. Bids will so little. went repair work. The Baddens be opened Wed., Aug. 24 at 8:00 went to Crescent City Tuesday p. m. FOR SALE — Mining location for further treatment and X-Ray By order of the Sshool Board blanks, both quartz and placer for Mr. Badden. District No. 21. and trespass notices at the Grace Sawyer, Illinois Valley News office. Cave City The high school class rooms are j Clerk. being rapidly put into spic and j FOR RENT—Store room in new ‘ ÌLL ÙÏ ÙÌ, iu. u£ ih iù ÏÛ7 ùï il l O ÜÏ i£ìi ÌLh iù iù span shape for the opening of , concrete building, size of room CLASSIFIED ADS school, September 5th by Mr. and j 15 feet wide 35 feet long. In Mrs. Harry Elroy. The seats have | quire at The News office. been fastened to new solid boards FOR SALE — 5-year-old jack. Inquire Mr. Cavyelle, Wonder, LIFE INSURANCE is the BA which makes them easier to move Oregon. 15-4tp for cleaning purposes; the floors SIS of CREDIT. Get the most are being varnished and will be HAY WANTED — In trade for protection for the least money. waxed; woodwork and windows cow. See L. A. Beard Caves washed. Some new equipment will | USE ICE AND SAVE MONEY Highway. 15-ltp greet the new student body as new waste baskets will be in con- ■ FOR SALE — 3-year old milk FREE DELIVERY venient places, a new teacher’s cow. N. B. Harper, at the Hart desk will replace the old rustic ranch, Caves highway. 15-ltc ASK ABOUT STORAGE RATES table which one teacher used last year; six new typewriters and the WANTED — A woman for kitch en work. Must be neat and old ones rebuilt will be of great 1LLINOIS VALLEY ICE CO. clean. Apply at Owl Cafe, Cave help to the typing classes. Phil Sawyer, Prop. City. 15-ltc ■blllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItlllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIII^ The women of the Rebekah WANTED—Horse or mule for ........................... Illllllllilllllllllt............. Ml............ ........... 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111^1 lodge sponsored a miscellaneous 3' pack animal. Inquire of Ted stork shower on Wednesday after Athey, News office. 8-ltp noon at the home of Mrs. C. L. Schumacher in Kerby, with Mrs. Bob Rout, Proprietor Edna Hoskins, guest of honor and recipient of many lovely and use ful gifts. Mrs. Mabel Ramsey had charge of the entertainment and Authorized Sales and Service for furnished each guest with mater- j ial for making a page in a scrap Chevrolet Motor Cars and Trucks book. When completed the book was given to the guest of honor. Bowls of lovely summer flowers i BATTERIES — TIRES — PARTS were used about the rooms as de JORDAN’S corations, Refreshments were Complete Lubrication Service served late in the afternoon to j Mrs. Edna Hoskins; Mrs. Addie TEXACO (¡AS — OIL — (¡REASES Martin; Mrs. A. A. Johnson; Mrs. Bring in your worn tires. We Lola Peterson; Mrs. Nellie Wil retread them with a thick, new Mechanical Service for All Cars bur; Mrs. Joe Houck; Mrs. Lizzie wearing surface of the same Make Your Headquarters at kind of fine rubber you get on Holland; Mrs. Mattie Seyferth; Jordan’s while -hopping R................................................................................................................................. (3 a new tire — at 4 the cost Mrs. Jim Hogue; Mrs. Wm. Mc in Grants Pass Light Lunches — Cool Drinks Lean: Mrs. John Smith; Mrs. Ma Safety, full mileage and QUEEN VOTES ( AN BE SECURED AT Delicious Cream appearance guaranteed. bel Ramsey; Mrs. Clem Sauer; 632 South Sixth St. Mrs. Earl Boyd; Mrs. Raphael ILLINOIS VALLEY ICE CO. See our American Retreading Leonard; Mrs. A. N. Collman; Molds at Work HARPY FLOYD—Holland Mrs. Paul Hein; Mrs. Ferd Jones; KEITH’S MARKET, Holland Custom Mrs. Dollie Duncan; Mrs. Agnes LEW HAMMER—Selma Smith; Mrs. Harry Smith and hos RETREADING tess Mrs. C. L. Schumacher. As PIONEER TAVERN—Selma Thur*., Fri. and Sat. VULCANIZING Aug., 18-19 20 sisting with the serving were Mrs. SELMA REPAIR SHOP—Selma REPAIRING E Warner Baxter and Marjorie: Jim Hogue; Mrs. Raphael Leon HAYDEN AUTO CAMP—Cave Junction Weaver in ■rd and Mrs. John Smith. Builders HARDWARE and SUPPLIES Garden Tools MARTIN HARDWARE »STOP Illinois Valley Motor Co. SAVE One-Half on TIRES The Rod and Gun club, under the direction of Mrs. Mabie Ram sey, promises an interesting meet- ng for thi- Friday evening. Aug ust 19th at the I. O. O. F. hall in Kerby. As entertainment a Kangaroo court will be in session. A business meeting will be held, and to replenish the treasury, pie, sandwiches and coffee wll be sold. Marvin Ramsey has returned to the Tennessee lookout west of Kerby, after having charge of a fire fighting crew on the Chetco fire. Other fire fighters who have returned from Chetco are: Wood row Nealy, Cliff Phillips, Lonnie Dixon, Een Robinson, Les Henry, and Glenn Young. Les Henry Sr. and Ken Robinson have gone on the Gasquet fire. —o— At the meeting of the Rebekahs last Wednesday August 10th Mrs. Bessie Watts entertained with a reading during the program part of the meeting. For the next meeting Artie Freitas and Mrs. Lula Wells are on the entertain ment committee. Plans were made for a shower honoring Mrs. Edna Hopkins to be given at the home of Mrs. C. L. Schumacher in Ker by, Wednesday. August 1th. o-------------- A 25-acre “Persian rug’' on the western short of Treasure Island at the Golden Gate International Exposition will be the largest dec orative flower garden ever to be planted Duckworth THE TIRE MAN Sixth and “M” Streets DISTRIBUTOR FOR USTires WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SIBERRIAN f RIVOLI | “I’ll Give a Million” : Saturday Preview, j Augu*t 20: Charles Quigley and Rita Hayworth in j “CONVICTED” Sun., Mon., and Tue*. Aug 21 22-23 i Margaret Sullavan and James; Stewart in “Shop Worn Angel" I Coming soon Shirley Temple in j i ‘Little Miss Broadway’! à IE - Are You Getting YOUR SHARE? BUSINESS GOES WHERE IT IS ATTRACTIVELY INVITED ILLUMINATED NEON SIGNS POINT THE WAY g Eugene Neon Sign Co Medford Branch, Medford, Oregon sa. SCHUMACHER GROCERY, Cave Junction ILL. VALLEY MEAT MKT.—Cave Junction GEORGE ROWLEY—Cave Junction JACOBSON’S VARIETY—Cave Junction MARTIN’S HARDWARE—Cave Junction ILLINOIS VALLEY NEWS—Cave Junction SPANISH CASTLE—Cave Junction BARGER’S SERVICE STA. Cave Junction CAVE CITY PARK—Cave Junction CAVE CITY COEEEE SHOP—Cave Junction HOQUIAM AUTO CAMP—Cave Junction ILLINOIS VAL. (¡ARAGE—Cave Junction CAVE CITY THEATER—Cave Junction CAVE CITY DRUG STORE—Cave Junction ARNOLD’S GROCERY—Cave Junction CAVE CITY GARAGE—Cave Junction OWL CAFE—Cave Junction ALMA’S DRESS SHOP—Cave Junction ELO LEEDY BEAUTY Shop—Cave Junction CAMP U-REST—Cave Junction AMERICAN LEGION, Cave Junction CAVE CITY PARK, Cave Junction ORANGE AND BLACK CAMP, Cave Junction DES’ GARAGE—Caves Highway. HARRY MESSENGER—Takilma WALDO AUTO CAMP—O’Brien KUMFY KAMP—Redwoods Highway CAMP MUIR—Redwoods Highway LOG CABIN CAFE—Kerby SACHSE’S GARAGE—Kerby ELOYD BARBER SHOP—Kerby WINETROUT MOTOR CO.—Grants Pass. GRIZZLY PARK SERVICE STATION — Redwood Highway STATE LINE RENDEZVOUS—State Line
