Central Point herald., January 16, 1913, Image 3

CENTRAL POINT HERALD. THURSDAY. JANUARY 16, 1913
All kinds of field seeds at the C. P. Vernon Pendleton of Table Rock was See Ruhe for s ecial bargains in new
Feed Store.
26tf a business visitor in this city Monday. and second ham go ds. Central Point.
22tf
T.
J.
O'Harra
was
a
visitor
in Gold Miss Avis Edwards is spending the Oregon.
Dr Davis, dentist, Rostell Building. Hill Friday.
week with Mrs Kerby Miller in the foot P. F. Klein, formerly a resident of
Royal E. Btbb spent Sunday after­ II. H. Tuttle transacted business in hills.
this city and who removed from here
noon in Medford.
See Rube for special bargains in new to Grants Pas and later left that city
Medford Monday between trains.
Mrs. M. H. Parker visited friends in See Rube for special bargains in new and second hand goods. Central Point, for points in the east, was renewing
Gold Ray over Sunday.
22tf acquaintances here this week and stati s
and second hand goods, Central Point, Oregon.
22 tf
Dr. Dow was a business visitor to Oregon.
J. C. Aiken of Rogue River was a that he is again a resident of the Pass.
Medford Monday forenoon.
Frank Deford of Sams Valley visited visitor in this city the latter part of
Willow Springs InKlets
FOR SALE -Seasoned Wood in the friends in this city the latter part of last week.
last week.
dry. Frank Tompkins.
36 41
Mr. and Mrs. Orum were up from Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nichols have re-
A. W. Moon was in Grants Pass on Dr. Loughbridge of Grants Pass was Grants Puss one day the latter part of turned from the Willamette Valley.
buisness the first of the week.
in this city on professional business the last week for a short visit with friends Sunday school was held in our rchool
in this city.
building, last Sunday, by A. A. Davis.
C. J. Dunten made a business trip to latter Part of last week.
Gold Hill the first of the week.
Mrs. Clyde Applegate and children Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Kahler en tertain- Mrs. E. T. Neal has been quite ill
at a dinner party yesterday in honor for sev .•eral weeks, however, is conva-
Asbury and Tyson Beal transacted sP‘jnt a part of last week visiting et*
of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Champlin. lesing.
business in Medford Thursday last.
friends near Wolf Creek.
were laid for eight.
Mrs. T. M. Jones has returned to
F. W. Weeks of Medford was in the Mrs- Belle Pleasants returned to her Covers
Mr.
and
Champlin, who have Corning, California, after a very pleas­
city Monday on a short business trip. home at Yamhill the latter part of last been guests Mrs.
of Rev. and Mrs. H. N. ant visit with her sister.
week after spending several days here
We now- have “ Koal” to supply all visiting
Aldrich
for
some time, left Tuesday Newberry says, "Never mind the
her
son,
J.
E.
Boswell,
and
comers. C. P. Feed Store. 35tf
morning for their home in Salem.
other
relatives.
folks.” The country folks say:
Mrs. Watkins of Medford visited with If you expect your hens to lay when F or S ale 10 gauge W inchester Re- country
"Never
mind
Newberry.”
friends in this city the firstof the week. eggs are high you must supply them peating shot gun; 25-20 Marlin repeate. ; Mr. P. Penney
was at the Medford
Col. Geo. P. Mims was a business
egg-making foods. The C. P. Stevens 22 single shot. All in good market last Satuiday and reports there
visitor in Medford Thursday of last with
Feed Store sells them.
27 tf condition. Enquire of Bacon at the were not chickens enough to supply the
week.
Herald office.
demand.
Mrs.
T.
M.
Jones
who
has
been
spend­
Ed Kahler and Ward Barnett visited ing the past few weeks visiting re­ For one week only, from Jan. 18th to A great many rabbits are being kill­
in Medford between trains Sunday latives and friends in this vicinity re- Jan.25th, you can get for $2.00 a dozen ed
___ by the orchardists, which is a very
afternoon.
turned to her home at Corning, Cali-, very n‘ce
at the Lesmeister KOod idea, as the rabbits are doing a
Studio. Come in and see them, we great deal of harm to the young trees,
F o r S ale Seven room house. In­ fornia, Saturday.
quire of W. C. Owens, Central Point 12 Mr. Walker of Portland and in the haven’t a great many of these mounts, j The Willow Springers are watching
Did you see Archie Parker’s and employ of Fairbanks, Morse & Com­ so come early.
very closely the progress of the Minney
Walter Painter’s paintings on exhibit pany spent a few days of this week in A series of revival meetings was Co. electric line. It is hoped they will
in the Christian church in this ! tap the lime quarry which will, no
at Reames’?
the city on business connected with the opened
city
Monday
evening by Ernest L.
c'ty
water
works
system.
mean a line through Willow
Miss Williams of Medford visited Mr.
Love, evengelist ai d editor of the Pa­ doubt,
Springs.
and Mrs. R. C. Reame of this city the Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Ragsdale and cific
Tidings. Mr. Love was in the city
latter part of last week.
daughter who are guests of Mr. and
and held a few meetings in the Our Grange installed officers and
Mrs. Emma Bebb, Claude White and Mrs. B. F. Peart went to Medford recently
Baptist
church
since then has been initiated several candidates. Mr Elden
Rev. Raymond O. Brunk visited in Monday for a short visit at the home holding services and
as, an impersonater, was even better
at
nearby
places.
j of Mrs. C. C. Ragasdale in that city.
Phoenix Sunday afternoon.
Drs. Dow and Dow returned Sunday than excellent. The supper was quite
F o r s a l e -Australian Club seed Word has been received in the city of morning from a weeks stay in Portland. elaborate and delicious. The entertain­
wheat. Pone J. C. Herring 33tf. the death of Howard A. Perkins, a They attended a three day session of ment as a whole was a very pleasant
Wolf Creek, on the 5th of the Oregon State Medical Board held affair.
Miss LuEllis and Master Mervyn resident at of the
age of 58 years. De­
Gleason visited with relatives at January
Oregon Hotel. On Saturday Albert Forgey has accepted the Cur­
ceased was a brother of George Per-j in Dr. the Lydia
Phoenix Saturday and Sunday.
S. Dow attended the mid­ tis publishing agency for the Ladies
of this city.
year
meeting
Oregon Osteopathic Home Journal, Th Saturday Evening
O. M. Garvin and little son ¿pent the kins
A. W. Moon and Kenneth Beebe Association at of the the Hotel
Multnomah. Post, and the Country Gentleman. All
latter pert of last week and the first of j made
a trip to cities in California Sat- j To harness the Columbia River by those wishing to renew their subscrip­
t'lis with relatives at Roseburg.
Sunday and Monday arranging means of a hydro-electric plant at tions or any new subscribers will kindly
The new motor which the city counc 1 urday,
for
the
Fourth Annual Tour of the Celilo, developing no less than 100,000 notify Mr. Forgey.
ordered for the pumping plant has ar­ R >gue River
Valley band which will be j horsepower, is the project of a state
rived and will be installed soon.
made
next
week.
Aijjtc Gleanings.
All kinds of wood at the Central Remember the dance by the Rogue senator, who will suggest his plan to Duck hunting
is getting very poor
Legislature in a bill. He believes
Point Feed Store. We deliver it. 311f River Valley Band to be given Friday the
the states of Oregon and Washington here now.
V. Beall, R. Hay and J. S. Barnett evening. A large number of tickets should
Win Lewis has moved his sheep from
were among the visitors from this city have already been sold and the affair plant. build and operate this power Roxy
Ann since it began to snow and
to Medford Thursday of last week.
j promises to be the very best thing of Mary R. Martin died Monday morn­ is herding
them near home.
The Rebakahs are to give a hot ta­ j tnis nature that has been pulled off here ing at her home in Medford after an Win Odell
living here again at his
male social, Saturday evening, Febru­ j in many a day. Make it a point to be illness of some few weeks. She is sur­ fathers after is being
away a few weeks
ary 1, 1913. Plan to attend. 40-43 | there.
vived
by
her
husband
J.
G.
Martin
and
in
Portland
and
oth
points.
Mr. and Mrs. Adams of the Modoc Postmaster Guy Tex reports that the prior to moving to Medford several Mr. Hull has traded r northern
for
land
at the
Orchards were business visitors in this first days business in the parcels post years ago they had resided in Antioch corners and expects to raise poultry
city one day the latter part of last week, department at the local post office district for 25 years. Mrs. Martin was quite extensively as well as gardening.
W. H. Ferguson is making some im- amounted to $7.95. This is looked upon born in Fulton county, Pennsylvania,
Nathan Messenger made a trip to the
provements on his livery stable and as a very favorable showing for an in 1851.
Messenger amJ
saw repol.ts
mill g on inches
Sams of Creek
among other things is putting in a new office of this size and would indicate J. H. Grace is advertising an auction Thursduy
anow
that the parcels pest system would re­ sale for Saturday afternoon at his place t^ere
fit or.
S inging —Vocal Technique, Tone ceive a liberal amount of patronage a quarter
of a mile west , of the
, horses,
. tools
. depot.
. and II.
C. , Messenger is converting Ins old , ,
Placing, Artistic Singing, Song Recitals. from local people.
Some
a
cow,
farm
.
, ,,
, are listed. Sale will store
building into , ., a wood
J. S. MacMurray. Phone Central Point W. C. Leever went to Portland the , household
, band working
, saw, and sh„p
, cut
and , putting in a lathe
first of the week to attend the good commence goods
104.
38tf.
at
1:00
o’clock
p.
m.
with
iads convention in that city. It is ex­ Geo. L. Neale to cry the sale. Mr. off and rip saws also emery grinder for
J. F. Williams was among the pas r pected
Mr. Leever will give con­ Grace expects to move to Southern [ finishing agates.
sengers from this city to Medford siderable that attention
roads work California as soon as he can get things Douglas < »do ll and wife were shopping
Monday morning, going up on a short in the county during to his good
term as county in shape to leave.
j 'n Central Point Saturday. Douglas
business trip.
and this visit is made Adam
. . ... Sisemore. one of . . . the early . saya a Dakotan knows enough when
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Herring of Val­ commissioner
the idea of getting any pointers pioneers of Jackson county, died at his he sees snow to put on sleigh hells so
ley View Orchard were attending to with
he
can
this line of work.
hung a cowbell to the end of his
home in Gold Hill January 6 at the age he
business matters in Medford the latter J. H. on Grace
truck
tongue to remind him of old
of
this
city
received
a
of
76
years.
He
is
survived
by
his
part of last week.
times.
letter
from
his
brother
in
New
York
wife. Since 1867 Adam Sisemore
--------
S. V. Beckwith of Medford was in
recently in which is a notice of aged
had
been
a
resident
of
Jackson
county
Among
the
(
(lurches.
the city the latter part of last week state
death of his mother and stating and for many years before that had
looking after business interests in this the
PRESBYTERIAN
that
the funeral wras held at Sedina,
a prospector and frontiersman in
city and his orchards near here.
Erie county, New York on January 7. been
Rev. J. P. Hearst Ph. I)., pastor.
this
and
other
northwestern
states
tak­
Mrs. Wyman Warner is enjoying a Mr. Grace’s mother visited him in this
an active part in the opening up Next Sunday the regular Sunday
visit from her father and mother, Mr. city about a year ago when she made a ing
School servive at 10 a. m. at the new
and
settling
of the country.
and Mrs. P. E. Seymour, from the j visit to the west. She was 86 years Redmond up
church. Preaching services at 11:00
had
a
notable
celebration
state of Indiana who arrived the latte old.
a. m. Morning subject: “St. Paul th<
past week when the big potato Gospel
part of last week and expect to spend The few inches of snow which fell the
Evening service
warehouse lately erected by the co-op­ 7:30 p. m. Democrat.”
same little time here.
The Rev. W. S. Holt, I). I).
and remained on the ground for a day erative
efforts
of
farmers
in
that
dis­
Pacific Coast District Secretary for the
The Government will provide for road or two the latter part of last week
was opened. This building marks Board
of Home Mission j in the Presby­
building through lands in this state held tempted several to get out with some trict
the
beginning
of
a
movement
among
in forest reserves. Announcement was srrt of a sled for a sleigh ride in the farmers of Central Oregon district terian Church will preach in the even­
made this week that a total of $16,077 Southern Oregon which we are told is whereby a better market is offered for ing. Do not fail to hear him.
has been set aside for building roads in something rather out of the ordinary- their products. Potatoes and other
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
13 forest reserves in Oregon.
in the valley, at least. Even at that it crops can be stored here and sold in Rev. Horace N. Aldrich, pastor.
Fruit growers of the Rogue River was a pretty poor substitute for a large quantities when the market is Sunday School 10:00 a. m., preaching
Valley district have organized a co-op­ sleigh ride.
at 11:00; Junior League at 3:00 p. m.
erative association, which is expected Announcement has been made that best.
League devotional s e r v i c e 6:30
The
invitation
dancing
party
given
to do much to bring about better mar­ the Shasta Limited which for years has by the Central Point Orchestra last p. Epworth
m.;
preaching
service 7:30 each Sun­
keting conditions. It is believed better been an exclusive Portland-San Fran­ Wednesday evening was not very large­ day. Prayer meeting
Thursday at 7:30
distribution can be effected and the cisco limited will now take passengers ly attended there only being about p. m.
glut of markets avoided, thereby get­ at some stops enroute, Medford being thirty couple present. The inclemency Morning theme: “The Teachings of
ting better prices for fruit.
included in the new additions. An ex­ of the weather was responsible in a Cavalry."
In the auction sale held here at the cess fare charge of $5.00 on the price large measure for the small crowd Evening subject: Rev. R. E. Dun­
W. C. Owens residence last Saturday of the trip, however, is charged the present as the storm and snow kept a lap, D. S. will preach.
afternoon everything put up was sold traveler who would ride on this train. good many at home who would have Epworth League topic. "The Social
and everything brought a good price. J. S. Curson, who came here from attended had the weather been more Goal;” "On Earth as it is in Heaven.”
A goo 1 sized crowd was present fr>>m Spokane, Washington, last summer to favorable. Nevertheless those who Leader, Miss Dunten.
start to finish and bidding was brisk. tike charge of the Dunlap hotel in this were there had a very pleasant time.
The orchi stra will lead the song ser­
It was c'early demonstrated that th s clty> has turned over management In the basket ball game at the Y. M vice at 7:30 p. rn. You are cordially
isa gool way to dispose of household 0f "t he hotel to Mr 3 . M. Babue who ar- A. Friday evening between the Cen­ invited to worship with us.
goods. Auctioneer Neale conducted the rived Saturday to take possession of C.
BAPTIST.
Point Meteors and the Medford
sale and announces another one for the business. Mrs. Babue comes from tral
Sunday
school
a. m.;
Military
team
the
local
quint
had
de­
Wednesday, January 22, at the O. M Rapid City South Dakota, and will cidedly the best of it in a score of 40 to Junior meeting at at 10:00
3
p.
m.
Garvin residence.
without doubt give patrons of the hotel 13. The visitors were considerable
SCIENTIST.
the very best of service. Mr. Curzon heavier
than
the
locals
but
our
l<oys
Christian
Science
are held
and family left Sunday m irning for , had the advantage in team work and every Sunday morning services
at
11:00
in the
San
I
rancisco
where
they
will
look
for
;
e!tgi|y
niaile
the
points,
Lowell
Grim
TREES!
church
edifice,
on
West
Pine
street
a location.
1 Was put out of the game by a slight
of S. I’, depot). Sunday Schisd
The lay of the Oregon hen has been injury and Clifford Hatfield delayed the at (west
TREES!
9:40
A. M. The public is cordi­
the subject of much thought on the game a few minutes from the same ally invited
tie e services.
part of the regents of the Oregon Agri- ' cause but was able to continue in the Subject for to attend
r,
<
<t
Sunday
will be:
cultural College and they will seek game to the end.
FIRST cam 11 AN t III Kr-H
funds from the Legislature to establish
Raymond O. Brunk, pastor. Osa
I have a choice lot of I)'Anjou and a model poultry farm at Corvallis.
Garvin. Chorister. - lay School 9:45
Bartlett pear trees for sale. Th» se 1 The average hen in the state lays about
trees are home grown, from g<“*i 5d eggs per y.ar, while champion lay­
stock, well matured, and true to ers at the college have gone well past
name. Any size you want. Nursery | the 2**» mark in a twelvemonth. It is A better silver iiolish
two miles north of Central Point.
desired to develop a laying strain of SILVERINE. Price
poultry, and to sod the fowls and their
sale by
J. Frank Gregory
eggs at a reasonable price to farmers Sturtrtanl. For
à
(canfill
& RoUrtt.
C en tral P oint, Ore. is the object aimed at in establishing
the poultry ranch.
Local Mention.
TREES!
Missing.
Closing Oat Sale on Ladies’ Shoes.
$3.50 and $4.00 Shoes at $2.70
$3.00 Shoes at - - $2.35
$2.50 and $2.75 Shoes at $1.80
...S T U R T E V A N T ’ S... |
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Fresh, Dainty Confections
Everything in the line of to »thsome sweets
High grade boxed candies cur specialty
A wide variety of tobaccos, cigars, pipes
and smokers’ sundries constantly on hand
G. S. MOORE
At the old »stand
Removal Sale!!!
Off On All
Holiday Goods
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Fancy
Goods, Vases, Dishes, Graphones,
Albums, Leather Goods, Dolls, Doll
Carts, Books, Fancy Stationery, and
Other Goods too Numerous to Men­
tion.
Central Point Pharmacy
MAKY A. Mil. Proprietress
FRESH AND CURED
MEATS AND SAUSAGES :
OF ALL KINDS
Try our home-made bacon, lard and compound
Boiled ham and other delicacies always on hand
Orders taken for fresh fish every Thursdays
Wholesale & retail agts. Ashland Creamery Butter
7
:
IOE AND STORAGE
Market !
Central Point M
W D. Lewis & Sons
H U B
il n
P h o n e , M ain 0 1
R ea. P hona 10X 3
■ i
H E A T IN G
In a wide range of price
arid style of stoves for
you to choose from will
be found at this store.
ALSO
STO VE BÛ AF.0S