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About Central Point herald. (Central Point, Or.) 1906-1917 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1910)
C entral oint ESTABLISHED A P R I L 26, 1 0 0 6 . H erald CENTRAL POINT. OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15. 1910. VOL. 5 NO 35 CARTER MAKES C. P. BANK EEADS DiST. PROPERTY SCHOOL DISTRICT GOOD OLD BEN DAVIS HAPPY HIT ! SOUTHERN OREGON SHOWS INCREASE SHOWS INCREASE Third Number Club Course Pleases Local — Next Numbar World Beater. j sister o f John Pankey, the well-known logging contractor o f Tolo. Besides Try England’ s next time. ju g her husband and two young children, J. H. Gay visited Ashland Monday. many relatives and friends in this sec tion will regret her untimely demise. Santa Claus’ Headquarters at Mrs. The funeral was held Tuesday after Lesm eister’ s. 33tf noon from the residence, interment Mrs. F. W . Lesmetster was a busi | being in the family plot in the cemetery ness visitor at Medford Saturday. at Sams Valley Sauer kraut in btflk at the Quality Store. 33tf John Grive, Ed Kirby and Luke East | Gonfecüonery Changes Hands. ■were down from Prospect during the 1 John E. Ross, who for several years week. has been conducting a confectionery M. J. Nassprnan and family, Tecent and cigar store in his building on lower arrivals from Colorado, are occupying Pine street, has sold the business to th e Merritt residence on Front street. Henry Bedford, of Woodville, who will conduct the business in the future, Ross- :t ia understood, will enjoy a re8t ^or a ^e " ’ mont;hs from the strenu- ous business life and incidentally will look after the welfare ° f certain wild I ducks, etc-, which may wing within j Mr- Children take B allard ’ s H orehound S yrup willingly because it tastes nice. Try England’ s next time. 3 ltf There isn’ t a better remedy anywhere fo r children’ s coughs, hoarseness and Dr. E. Davis, dentist, over Hatfield’ s bronchitis. I t’ s a good medicine and store. tf easy to take. Price 25c, 50c and *1.00 Mrs. Lena Reynolds, o f Tolo, was per bottle. Sold by Mary A. Mee. doing shoping with our merchants Tues Try England’ s next time. day, 31tf J T o n Ross, 5tf MILLINERY AT COST TOR RENI »♦♦♦♦♦• » , » , • * « » » M ♦ ♦ * • * * t , « , « « « , • A Short Story t\t 4 ' * Special Attractions * I * ♦ I • The story of the growth of this Bank may be told in a few words: j N E X T W E E K IN O I R Í C L O T H I N G D E P A R T M E N T Total Resources (As per published Statement Nov. 25, 1909) $112,420.68 Total Resources (As per published Statement Nov. 24,1910) $193,706.51 An Increase, within 12 Months of Over 72 Per C ent, A Greater Increase than is Shown by any other Southern Oregon Bank J. O. ISAACSON President. W . C. LEEVER. I. C. POBNETT. Wm. FREEMAN, Vice Presidents. H W . LINDSAY, Cashier. E B. HANLEY* W. H. NORCROSS. J. W MYERS. K. S. MILLER. We will oiTer special inducements to the clohing buyer by giving with each suit costing $12.50 or over a THOROUGHBRED BRAND $3.00. With suits costing from $10 to $12 our best $2.50 hat. With boys knee pant suits a pair of our best 50c suspenders or that amount off on any Hat in stock. in this Bank. t 1 »11 J m . On these we will give a W g discount. Reliable” Cranfill & Robnett. Oregon. > s « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ , “The Old Central Point State Bank. : 1 * Ladies and Children s Loats: W e Invite Your Account. : 1 Beginning Dec. 19, ending Dec. 2 4 . T h e State o f O regon Deposits Central Point, W EEK 1 DIRECTORS ♦ -< > cheap. Don’t forget to secure a chance on I Outside the assessment on railroad | The school census, which has just j A. J. Dunlap, the well-known or- that free doll at Mrs. Lesmeister’ s. right o f way, depot and grounds, rolling | been completed bv school clerk Jacobs, chardist, has finished packing hia ex I t ’ s a beauty. 3Stf stock and other accessories, as well as i shows a decided increase in children of cellent crop o f apples, which totaled Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gay spent Sun- telegraph and telephone within the I school age in the district, although the more than 2000 boxes of first-class stuff. day in Medford the guests o f their son, district boundaries, the assessed valua | increase is hardly what might have j One small block o f Ben Davis trees Chas. Gay. tion o f property within the confines of | r«en expected when judged by the containing just j o f an acre made a Heartburn is a symptom o f indiges the Central Point school d i s t r i c t wonderful growth o f the town proper. I rather phenomenal yield o f 667 boxes amounts to the snug sum of $1,099,211, The school district embraces consider o f fancy fruit, besides a number of tion Take u dose o f H brblne in suoh as reported to School Clerk Jacobs re able territory outside the incorparated boxes o f culls and second grade. This cases. The pain disappears instantly cently by W. R. Coleman, county clerk. limits o f the town, and, according to I is at the rate o f 833 boxes per acre, The bowels operate speedily and you This is a considsrable increase over any Mr. Jacobs, the school population in the which is going some for fair. Mr. feel fine, vigorous and eheerfu). Price past assessment and insures the mate-* outlying districts has decreasad con ; Dunlap does nut expect more than $1.00 50c. Sold by Mary A. Mee. rial welfare o f the school kids for the siderably, while the increase within the 1 a bpx for Ben Davis apples this season Wm. H. Cook, a veteran o f the civil next year or so. town proper shows a big percentage o f but says that even at that low price war &pd a member o f the local G. A. Juckson county property is rapidly gain. | there is a good margin o f profit in such l’ ost> died at the Bowman farm advancing in value with each passing The number o f children enumerated a crop. year, which fact makes all o f us look this year is 405, as against 372 one year I by his comrades Tuesday. He was a pleasant and smile sweetly when we ago, and it is declared by the enumera „ . _ , , former member o f the 25th Michigan Dennis Green arrived yesterday from Jnfantry and wa9 68 ofcJ pay taxes. tors that the increase within the town i Concord, >neord, N. K ., and will make his is considerably more than 100 within Swellings o f the flesh caused by in I home here. Mr. Green has been se the past 12 months. The reason given lected as secretary for the local Y. M. flammation, cold, fractures o f the bone, New Telegraph Service. for the marked decrease in the country toothache, neuralgia or rheumatism can C. A. The Western Union Telegraph Co. section is that many orchardists have be relieved by applying B a l l a r d ' s The local lodge o f the I. O. O. F. is has announced another innovation in removed to town, while others who S now L iniment . It should be well getting a move on this fall and many telegraph service called the “ Special have developed orchards and have grow rubbed in over the part affected. Its Ocean Mail Service.” designed to save ing families o f school age have sold new members are said to be in sight, great healing and penetrating power time in foreign correspondence A let their holdings to non-residents and to insuring plenty o f interesting work for eases the pain, reduces swelling and re the coming winter. ter from San Francisco to London re men without families. stores natural conditions. Price 25c, quires as much time crossing the conti A. M. Turrill, the popular jeweler, 50c and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by Mary nent as it does crossing the ocean. A is offering a fine line o f silverware, etc* A. Mee. New York merchant writing to Yoko N. Jerry, the well-known mining man. A farmer near this city received a at cost in order to clear the lines and hama must post his letter practically a was in town during the week. make room for new goods. Watch his note from a young man who had been week before the mail steamer sails waiting upon his daughter, i t read: Dr. E. Kirehgessner, a well-known ad next week. from San Francisco or Vancouver. “ Deer Sur: Wood like your dauters resident o f the upper Rogue River sec L. R. England, o f Ashland, was here The Western Union has arranged for hand in marrage. She and me are in tion, was in town Saturday. a few days during the week looking the use o f its night letter and other love. I think I need a w ife. Yours telegraphic service in connection with ! Miss Beulah Caldwell o f the public ' after the prescription work in the Eng trooly.” The farmer rerlied by letter outgoing ocean mail so that this week j school teacher corps was a visitor at land Pharmacy during M. R. England’s saying: “ Friend—You do not need a I absence in Portland. a transcontinental time may be saved. \ her home in Ashland over Sunday. wife, you need a spelling book .” Its New York office will receive tele Fine hand-bags, back and side combs, Deop-sented coughs that resist ordi | There is nothing more acceptable to gram s from any part o f the country handkerchiefs and nary remedies require both -external ^ a man for a Christmas present than a baretts, collars, destined to European addresses and | nice shirt. See our line o f shirts be- many other useful and beautiful articles and internal treatment. I f you buy a will forward them in sealed specially ! fore buying, as we have the finest line for ladies will be found at our store. dollar bottle o f B allard ’ s H orehound addressed envelope by the first out Jin the city .—Eli Jones, next door to Before buying your Xmas presents c a ll, S yrup you get the two remedies you going Atlantic steamship mail. The at Eli Jones’ , next to post office. 2f,tf need for the price o f one There is a post office. 35tf same plan will be followed in San Fran F. F. Clark and family have moved H errick ’ s R ed P epper P orous P lab - cisco, Seattle and Vancouver for trans The Ladies’ Home Missionary Society to their new bungalow in Oak Park | T.BR f £r the chest, free with each bot- pacific mails. o f the Presbyterian church will meet at tie Sold by Mary A. Mee. This will enable correspondence to be the home o f Mrs. J. W. Merritt W ed addition and A. P. Gillett and w ife have moved into the Clark cottage on dispatched from any part o f the United nesday, Dec. 21st, at 2:30 p. m. Topic: States for an ocean mail within a few “ The Mountaineers.” Roll eall, Be- Oak street recently purchased by them. hours o f sailing time. The only charge j lieve Texts. A cordial invitation is ex A t the regular Sunday afternoon in addition to the usual telegraph tolls tended to the ladies. meeting o f the Y. M. C. A. Sunday As my millinery goods were not sold, to the ocean mail port will be five cents Harry Tuttel, o f Medford, who is one ! The December number o f the Rogue i as expected, I have removed the stock for postage. Telegrams should bear o f the most popular and effective work Magazine is just out and is by far the j to my residence, one block west o f the the full mail address o f the foroiga handsomest and best issue o f that pe- ers in that organization in this part of o|>era house, where the entire stock o f correspondent for whom they are in the state, was the principal speaker. ! riodical yet published. The magazine loyely fall hats will be closed out at tended and marked “ Care Ocean Mail The foundation for the new Y. M. C. A. has recently been incorporated by 50 cents on the dollar, all the balance New Y ork,” o r San Francisco, Seattle building is being laid and the building Arthur Brown, who founded the maga at cost. Now is the time to get your or Vancouver, as the case may be. No will probably be ready for occupancy zine and is present business manager; millinery goods for n ext winter. —Mrs. charge will be made for the address. in the early spring. Lynn Purdin, former publisher o f the I E. Pleasants. Some people may have thought the Central Point Globe and who is now The finest line o f Toys and Holiday editor o f the magazine. The magazine boys had u crazy spell one night last goods in the city at Mrs. Lesmeister’ s has been doubled in size, and the typo week, but they didn’ t. It was all <>n Wheezing in the lungs indicates that graphical work ¡3 an improvement over account o f the presence at “ Uucje I will rent the space between the phlegm is obstructing the air passages. any past iss"e. The Rogue Magazine Tom ” KeJsoe’ s o f bis nephew, T. F. B allard ’ s H orehound syrup loosens will now he published on the old Globe Kelsoe, o f Darby, and his bride, nee rows o f a 5-acre, three-year-old orchard the phlegm so that it can be coughed plant, which has been taken over by the Miss Myrtle Chartran, o f the same one mile west from Central Point. Will up and ejected. Price 25c, 50c and $1.00 new incorporation and which, it is place, who were married that day. The give all the crop for care o f place. understood, will shortly be removed to charivari, however, was strictly up to E. W. B rainerd . per bottle. Sold by Mary A. Mee. the Central Point standard. Medford. 35d:W Medford, Ore. ► ♦♦♦♦< ► ♦ » ♦ 31tf H ay for S ale — Both bated and looso DUfildU AU latest magazines and popula Shows Greatest District Property Outside RjilroaJ School Clerk Jacobs Reports Big Not Much for Style but ' novels at Lesmeister’s studio, -2nd door Property A nounts to $ 1 ,0 9 9 ,2 11 Increase in District. east o f postoffice. Likes Results at Picking Time 26 tf Growth in This Section. That Central Point and the rich fruit tures for the Minneapolis Tribune as a crow ing section immediately surround- business and gives illustrated crayon ing it comprises one o f the most rapid- talks for the Britt Lyceum course as a ly growing communities in Oregon is side line, was the attraction at the shown by the latest statement o f the opera house Tuesday evening in the Central Point State Bank, which when third entertainment o f the season given compared with the statement o f the under the auspices o f the Ladies’ Im- same institution 12 months ago shows ^movement Club. the wonderful increase in business in As a crayon wizard and a quaintly that time o f 72 per cent. Probably no humorous joker Mr. Carter ranks high other similar institution o f the same in the entertainment fit d and his work age in the Pacific Northwest can make Tuesday evenilig delighted the la rg est1 an equal showing. The Central Point audience so far o f the season. That State Bank has been established more A ir. Carter's pictures please and that than four years and has enjoyed a his jokes jolly and warm the cockles o f | steady growth every month since it the average heart was attested Tues- was established. Since last spring, day evening by the hearty applause however, when J. O Isaacson became from the audience. Mrs Carter, who president o f the institution, the in is a gifted pianist and vocalist, ac- crease o f business has been particular- com panied her husband and assisted Ly marked. While conforming to the ■with the program. strictest rules o f banking methods, Mr. The next number, January 2nd, will ( Isaacson has followed a progressive h e Ye Old Time Quartette, which is policy, and the steadily increasing said to be the most popular number o f volume o f business since that time is the entire course. the best indicator o f the status o f an The club members who have as- institution that is based on the natural Burned the burden o f these entertain- wealth o f the best apple and pear sec m ents are entitled to better support tion on earth. from the communliy than they h a v e ---------------------------- been receiving and the next number M rs. Sarah Coniey. should have a packed house. It will be | a disgrace to the community if th is ; Mrs. Sarah E. (Pankey) Conley, wife first high-class entertainment course o f Rolla Conley, o f near l ’ olo, passed should finish with a deficit which the I away Sunday morning after a brief ¡11- t club women will have to assume. Buy n- ss, aged 26 years, five months and rickets fo r the next .two numbers and 16 days. Deceased was the daughter induce all o f your friends to do the same. o f Mrs. Panxey, o f this city, and a ► ♦ » » « » ♦ ♦ < Try England's next time. Institution Terry Carter, who makes funny p ic - ! B. C. Dunlap has rented the Pleas'- ants cottage in the north part o f town and is now getting settled there, his family having arrived from Illinois dur- ing the week. Mr. Dunlap is head -Clerk in the Faber & McDonald store. LOCAL MENTION ♦♦♦