Illinois Valley News, Thursday, October 13, 1938
SELMA NOTES
Page Three
day. A committee of three were with little expense. A demonstra the mode!. Mrs. Nellie Wilber was
appointed to meet the pioneers tion of the home made skin ap- in charge of the meeting with
of Southen Oregon and get their plications was made by Mrs. Bar- Mrs. Ferd Jones appointed secre-
The C. W. C. will meet at the
story of early happenings to put ry Floyd with Mrs. Addie Martin tary.
church this coming Saturday.
into a book. The committee is Mr.
HORNING’S SHACK
Vining of Ashland, Sen. Rearnes
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lew
Krauss
were
Grants Pass
and
Mr. Applegate.
visitors at the Ebb Hogue home
The association is open to any
last Sunday.
pioneer of this section and it is
GRANTS PASS
hoped many will join before the
Mrs. P. Pyle of Grants Pass
end of the year. Anyone desiring
was a guest of her sister, Mrs. E.
STEAM LAUNDRY
Barnes.
Directors of the Redwood Em to do so should get in touch with
Keep Warm With One of Our Good
Pickup in Cave City and Kerby
pire Association from Josephine one of the above committees.
Monday and Thursday
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Mrs. Erma Barnes, Mrs. Su- county to serve during the fiscal
san Krauss and son, Jr., Laura year of 1938-39 were disclosed
KERBY NEWS
Hogue spent last Tuesday at the this week by the election board's
All sizes and prices
canvass of mail ballots as follows:
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K & L TRUCK LINE home of Mrs. Lew Krauss.
Josephine
county
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C.
Athey,
Freight for Cave Junction and
The W. W. Girls met at the Cave Junction Sam H. Baker, sion on “Personal Attractiveness’’
Caves Highway left at Drews
Light, Medium and Heavy
Garage, Cave Junction.
home of Mrs. Davidson last Sat Grants Pass; O. S. Blanchard, with material furnished by the
Daily Service
ROOFING PAPER
urday after their business meet Grants Pass; Charles R. Cooley. OSC extension service. Deodor
ing. They sewed on a quilt. Cake, Grants Pass; Theo P. Cramer, Jr., ants and skin creams were made
ROOF COATING
;
cookies, jelly and a large birth Grants Pass; C. H. Demaray, from recipes furnished the ser
Not
too
late
to
fix
up
the
roof
for
winter
day cake was served. The birth Grants Pass; G. H. Grover, Grants vice. It was learned that whole
storms
day cake was in honor of Mrs. Pass; Frank Mashburn, Grants some and pure beauty aids could P'
MINER’S SUPPLIES Ebb Hogue.
Pass; H. S. Morgan, Grants Pass; be made easily in the home and
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George C. Sabin, Grants Pass;
SPECIAL—All Pyrex Cooking Utensils
A SPECIALTY
Ebb Freeling Sawyer, Kerby; C. A.
Saturday evening Mrs.
Hogue was surprised by a group Winetrout, Grants Pass and three
When in Grants Pass
General Merchandise
of friends and received congraiu members of the County Court.
Eat at the
lations on her birthday and thirty-
The entire new board will meet
for Every Family
CLUB CAFE
second
wedding
anniversary at Eureka, at 4 p m. Saturday,
6th and “G” Streets
Guests
were.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lew
October
22nd,
in
one
of
the
most
Need
Hammer and family; Mr. and Mrs. important sessions of the Assoc
Radcliff, Jr.; Mrs. M. Walton ami iation's 18th annual convention.
family; Mr. and Mrs. Dan Neus-
At this meeting, the directors
Wardrobe Cleaners
wanger and family; Mr. and Mrs. will elect the association’s presi
F. Hogue; Mrs. J. Davidson ar.d dent, treasurer, attorney and exe The oldest and best since 1911
Cave .Junction
iat? arrivals were Mr. and Mrs cutive board members at large.
Free Pick up by Grant* Pas»
Atchison of Kitmath Falls; Mr.
Completing the past year’s bus
Laundry
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llogue and Mrs. Atchison are chil iness the retiring board of direc
Selma, Oregon
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dren of Ebb Hogue. The evening tors will hold its final meeting at
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was spent playing games. Cake, 9 p. m. Friday, October 21st.
cot fee ai.il samlwicnes were serv-
County vice-presidents of the
CAVE CITY BEAUTY I
Redwood Empire Association soon
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SHOP
will be elected separately by di
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Under New Management
The Selma P.-T. A. met at the rectors in each respective county.
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school house last Thursday eve-
Local city and county chairmen
DUART OIL PERMANENT
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WAVE
ning, Oct. 6th. Our president, Mrs. this week were appointed in every
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F. Krauss being ill the meeting community of Josephine county
$3.50
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was called to order by the vice by Harry G. Ridgway, chairman
Sat. and Sun., Oct. 15 16
School Girl Ringlette
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president, Mrs. D. Warren. The of the “On-to-Eureka Committee”
Permanent
$2.00
“TOY WIFE”
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roll call was answered by a sug of the Redwood Empire Associa
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: With i Luise Rainer and Melvyn
gestion of “What I as a Citizen tion. The purpose of this commit
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Gertrude Bloomingcamp, Prop.
Douglas
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Can Do to Help Safety.’’ Mrs. tee is to build up attendance at
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Hogue
membership
chairman the Association's 18th annual con
also
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turned in eight new members. The vention, October 21 and 22.
“March of Time”
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ladies voted to get material for
City chairmen will cooperate
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new stage curtains and screens to with local organizations to pre
s
WANTED
Wed. and Thur»., Oct. 19
20
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be made before the pie social and vail upon residents of their re
Head Off lea, Portland, Oregon
program
to
given
this
month.
Af.
spective
communities
to
bring
new
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BIDS ON
“Dangerous to Know’’ ter the business meeting was ideas and effort to the many con
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with Akim Tamiroff, Gail Pat closed a short talk was given or vention sessions. Following are
:
rick, Anna May Wong
“Citizenship and Safety,” by Sen. the county and city chairmen ap
5 Tier Heater Wood.
¡’.tor Johnson, followed by a reci- pointed by Chairman Ridgway in
tation by Miss Betty Wilson, “My Josephine county:
11 Tier Stove Wood.
Gr n.¡mother.” Pumpkin pie and
County chairman : F. L. Brew
I 1-3 oak, 2-3 seasoned fir.
punch was served by the commit er of Grants Pass, Oregon.
ice. Visitors were Mr. and Mrs.
City chairmen: Charles Cooley,
Wood to be delivered to Grange
Williams of Dryder, Mr. and Mrs Freeling Sawyar and
M. C.
Hall, Bridgeview.
USE K E AND SAVE MONEY
Norte i., of Selma, v. l.o joined our Athey.
urga1 nation befor? the evening
Mr. Sawyer and Mr. Athey 1
| Bids to be opened Thursday,
FREE DELIVERY
was over, Mr. and Mrs. Earl and urge all who can to make the trip
Don Craig of Selnu*.
to Eureka, California, for the two i October 20. Address, Effie
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days of the association's conven IM. Smith, Kerby, Oregon.
ASK ABOUT STORAGE RATES
Mrs. A. C. Epperly of Jeffer tion, Friday and Saturday, Octo
son, Oregon, is visiting with her ber 21 and 22.
ILLINOIS VALLEY ICE CO
brother, Don Morrison at the Mor
CLASSIFIED
ADS
Phil Sawyer, Prop.
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rison ranch. Mrs. Epperly is an
Wilber Family Reunion
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old timer in the Illinois Valley,
Goat milk, the health food. Come
being born at Sailor Diggings in Held At Homestead
and get it by the gallon. Two
AMERICAN LEGION 1881.
or 3 gallons each week gives
A family reunion at the E. j.
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you a supply of fine sweet milk. [
Edward F. Preble of Holland was Wilber home, Big Pine homestead
Winter rates 50c per gal. 5
transacting business in
Cave near Cave Junction, brought eight
miles south of Cave Junction.
of the nine children Sunday. Din
Junction the first of the week.
Inquire or leave order» at Hen- !
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ner was served at 2 o’clock with
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ry Service Station, P. O. address
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recreation,
visiting
and
a
family
:
J. E. Bullock, R. F. I). 1, Ker
SATURDAY
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[ RE DWOODS HOTEL ball game in the afternoon.
by. ’
23-ltc
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The eldest child, Mrs. Matt
OCTOBER 15
Grants Pass
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Smith, of Forest Grove, Ore., was FOR SALE — Sugar Pine shing
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unable to be present.
les, W. O. Burch, 3 miles south
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Bennett’s
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Other
sons
and
daughters
at
of Cave Junction on Redwood
SOLICITS YOUR
Orchestra
tending with their families were'
Highway.
23-2tp
PATRONAGE
Mr. and Mrs. Earl S. Boyd of Cave
<■
Junction, and Oliver and Evelyn FOR SALE — Fresh Jersey cow.
e American Legion Hall
! Excellent Coffee Shop Boyd, Mrs. H. W. Vollmer of San Inquire at Lind home, Caves
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Highway.
23-ltc
itarium, Calif., Mrs. Bud Hoskins
Cave Junction
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IN CONNECTION
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of Kerby and children, Dorothy, FOR SALE — 3Mi acres, good
(
REASONABLE RATES
Adelaid, Norma and Richard Mc
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house, on Caves Highway.
Grady and Douglas and Sara Ann
Price $600, terms. See Ted
Hoskins, Mrs. C. G. Wiljielms of
Athey, News office
18-tf
John Day, Ore., • » Norman Wilber
MIDNIGHT LUNCH
ENTERTAINMENT
of Cave Junction, Mr. and Mrs. K. WANTED — All kinds cement
It’s the
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work - chimney building - fire
G. Berkner of Sleepy Eye, Minn.,
by
AND MUSK
"Hljh Style"
places. Frank Hoffmier, plast
and Marylin Ruth and Russell
er,
Hotel
Drews,
Cave
Junc
Legion Auxiliary
Berkner, Mr. and Mrs. John Wil
of »he
SATURDAY AND
tion, Oregon.
18-tf
ber, Cave Junction, Miss Audrey
Hallowe’en Candies
and Novelties
Directors
Of Redwood
Empire Ass'n
Winter is Near
Wood Heaters
s
g
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Lew Hammer's
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Off
MARTIN
HARDWARE
VUM IMPROVEMENT
* Ä1/X LOANS
CAVE CITY
THEATRE
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Grants Pass Branch o/ the
United States National Bank
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DANCE
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at
Legion
Dance
Saturday
Hot Roait Beef Sandwich
With Brown Gravy
Salad
SUNDAY
October 15 and 16
STATE LINE
RENDEZVOUS
Season!
Wilber, Cave Junction.
PREST O LITE Batteries $4.00
Guests were Ralph Huber and
and up. Wholesale and retail.
Eddie Martin.—Grants Pass Cour
Campbell s Super Service, next
ier.
to Courthouse, Grants Pass,
Oregon.
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Southern Oregon Pioneer
Association Holds Meet
Illinois Valley Motor Co
Bob Rout, Proprietor
Authorized Sales and Service for
Chevrolet Motor Cars and Trucks
BATTERIES — TIRES — PARTS
Complete Lubrication Service
TEXA('O GAS — OIL — GREASES
Mechanical Service for All Cars
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llll'ItHtlltl «I l»tt Ml
SELL IT!—If you have something
you don’t need or don’t want,
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why not use this column to sell
I-ast Thursday the Southern
it. Costs so little and results
Oregon Pioneer Association held
are astounishing.
their 62nd annual meeting in the
FOR SALE — Mining location
old court house at Jacksonville.
blanks, both quartz and placer
The ladies of the Jacksonville
and trespass notices at the
Grange served a wonderful din
Illinois Valley News office.
ner. The dues of the association
are one dollar per year and
FOR RENT—Store room in new
includes the dinner as served
concrete building, size of room
year.
15 feet wide 35 feet long. In
It is reported that there are
quire at The News office.
several people in the Illinois Val-
ley who are eligible to join this ¡
association. The object of the as
Clarence E. Eggers I
sociation is to preserve the his I
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JEWELER
tory of Southern Oregon and help I
WATCH REPAIRING
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mark historical spots
I All Work Guaranteed at a I
Price you Can Afford to Pay
Senator Rearnes the retiring
De) Rogue Hotel Building
president was chairman e of the
You'll "walk a little higher"... and
like it... in these two smart styles in
BLACK SUEDE1 The slashed and twist
*9-98
ed insets are lined with shiny BLACK
PATENT to match the platform soles.
The step-in also with high heel.
GUARANTEED AS ADVERTISED
IN GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
and
$3.95
Golden Rule Store
Grants Pass, Oregon