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About Central Point herald and Southern Oregon news. (Central Point, Or.) 1917-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1917)
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦+ *♦♦+ ++ ♦*+■ !•** + | LOCAL AND PERSONAL | City ^Treasurer K. H. Paxaon and Mrs. Paxson spent Sunday with friends in Gold Hill. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Clark left for Ashland Sunday morning, where Mrs. Clark will visit relatives and from where Mr. Clark departed for Canada Sunday evening. Mr. Clark will prob ably locate in Canada. Commissioner Frank H. Madden ar rived from Seattle Sunday morning. Mrs. Freeman, Sr., who spent the winter here with son, W. J. Freeman and family, left Saturday morning for Chico, Cal.,to visit another son. Mrs. Jean Childers of Klamath county is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. F. williams in this city. J. D. Van Horn left for Bremerton navy yards Saturday morning where he had been ordered to report for duty as storekeeper. Mrs. W. C Kinney spent the last few days here at the bedside of her little aon, who has been quite ill, but is now rapidly recovering. The ladies’ Embroidery club of Cen tral Point were entertained by Mrs. J W. Merrit one day the past week at Mrs. Merrit's Gold Hill home. Prof. Stanley and Prof. Davis a t tended the teachers meeting at Kogue River Saturday. To Newspaper: If possible, use ihe following as an item of news: or navy of the United States, while a state of war exists, should notify the local land office of that fact, designat ing the branch of the service the they have entered. This will enable the land office to protect the entryman against contest of his entry for failure to make proof, if Congress shall grant relief from residence while in the service. It is customary for Congress to protect homestead entry- men who absent themselves from their entries to serve their country in time of war. W. H. CANON. Register R. R. TURNER, Receive Our Churches P re sb y te ria n Sunday School at 10 a.m. Mrs. Hat field, Supt. Morning worship at 11 o’clock. M ethodist Made with «wing in g w h ite d r i l l pocket, (not patch p o c k e t s that so quickly wear through). Sunday School at 10 a.m. Preaching at 8:00 p.m. Epworth League at 7:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting at 7 p.m. Thurs day. Rev. M. C. Reed, Pastor. B aptist A n ew p air FREE L E G A L N O T IC E S N O T IC E O F P U B L IC A T IO N D E P A R T M E N T O F T H E IN T E R IO R U . S . L a n d Office a t R o seb u rg , O reg o n M arch 21st 1917: N o tic e is h ereliy g iv e n t h a t G eo rg e T. H e rs h b e r g e r o f C e n tr a l P o in t. O reg o n , w ho. on Decem l>er 20th 1912, m ad e H o m este ad e n try . S eria l NO. 06883, fo r th e SWAi o f N K '-i, S K ' i o f N W G and N E * « o f SVV' i o f S ectio n 6, T o w n sh ip 37S. R a n g e 2W, W il- la m e te M erid ian , h as filed n o tice o f in te n tio n to m a k e F in a l F iv e -Y e a r P ro o f, to e sta lilish claim to th e land ab o v e d e sc rib e d b e f o r e F . Roy D avis, U. S. C o m m issionery, a t h is office a t M edford. O reg o n , on th e 17th d a y o f M ay. 1917. C la im a n t n am es as w itn e sse s: R alp h F. D ean, R ra d fo rd W . H u sto n , W illiam F a c k lin a n d J o h n F a rre ll, all o f C e n tra l P o in t, O reg o n . W. H . C a n o n , R e g iste r. F ir s t P u b lic a tio n M arch 29th 1917 LaBt P u b lic a tio n A p ril 26th 1917 N O T IC E F O R P U B L IC A T IO N D e p a r tm e n t o f th e In te rio r. U. S. L an d Office a t R o seb u rg , O re ., A p ril 4, 1917. N o tice is h e re b y g iv e n t h a t G eo rg e C r o f t o f C e n tra l P o in t. O reg o n , w ho, on S e p te m b e r 30, 1913, m ad e H o m este ad E n tr y , S erial, N o 09115, fo r th e N 1.1 o f N K U a n d N ' j o f N W ’ i of. S ectio n 20, T o w n sh ip 34 S, R a n g e 1 W . W illa m e tte M er id ian . h as filed n o tice o f in te n tio n to m a k e F in a l C o m m u ta tio n P ro o f, to e s ta b lis h claim to th e lan d at>ove d e scrib ed , l>efore F . Roy D avis, U . S. C om m issio n er. a t h is office, a t M edford, O reg o n , on th e 23rd d a y o f M ay, 1917. C la im a n t n am es a s w itn e ss e s : M r. J o h n W a lk e r o f E a g le P o in t, O reg o n . E d w a rd P eile, o f E a g le P o in t. O reg o n ; F ra n c is D. F ry , M edford, O reg o n a n d W illiam T . H o n sto n , o f E a g le P o in t. O reg o n . W. H . C a n o n , R e g iste r. F ir s t p u b licatio n A p ril 12th. L a st p u b lic a tio n . M ay 10th. Business Cards P erso n al cost no m o re t h a n o rd in a ry o v e ra lls. Look fo r this la b e l A W A R D ! D O R A N O F R I Z ! A T F . F . I. B. Made and CuarAnteed by UR. J. J. EM MENS— S p e c i a l i s t Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat. Eyes tested and glasses supplied. Oculist and Aurist for Southern Pacific Rail road Company. Offices in M. F. & H. Co. Bldg., Medford. Phone 567. J. M. SAMUELS Public Auctioneer with years of experience, having cried sales in Indiana and Missouri before conducting sales in Oregon. Address Route 2, Central Point. T. G. HEINE. M. D.— Physician and Surgeon Practice limited to eye, ear, nose and throat. Glasses fitted. Phone: 303, Medford, Oregon. LEV I ST R A U SS & CO.,San Francisco PAXSON’S Superb Dahlias Eight named and labeled bulbs for $1.00 postage prepaid, assort ed colors and classes -Cactus, Pe ony and Decorative. Dealer’s list from 20c to 50c each. 12 un labeled, «11 different, my selection f o r ......... .......... «P A R. H . P A X S O N DR. POELLITZ— Physician and Sur geon. At Central Point from 10 to 12 a m. daily. DR. T. G. HEINE -Physician and Sur geon. Office over M. & M. Store 22. E Main Street, Medford, Phone: 303 Central Point - Oregon Go^OC )CA/ C atv | u A/ yu A>I\, ty m - a/wvj kwui. o| cAuyuun/vuj M iscellaneous ANYONE wishing May chicks hatch ed in »n incubator, phone or write at once to Mrs. Frank R. Myers, Central Point. 58-lt Ask your dealer for California Wash ing Powder. I t’a the washinr powder that makes your washing easier and your clothes whiter. Manufactured at 441 B St., Ashland, Ore. 53 2t (<rt. , U làxA A . frtKrWxXii o X caUaiotLA. OVl -italici '(rtx/tli tlv o û/wd, THE DRffiK HAFFNERFRESS ca ]9 cawt A/ - (U i L t X xx A xk SHOES REPAIRED W h ile Y o u W a it James McDowell The Shoe-Repair Man The Central Point Mills C E N T R A L P O IN T if they rip Society of Christ, Scientist—Sunday services at 11 a. m. Snnday School at 9:45 a, m.; all under 20 years are welcome. Church edifice, 212 N. Oak dale Ave., cor of W. Pine. A W o r d W ith Y o u All Homestead entrymen who have not made proof on their entries, snd who enlist in any branch of the army Two-Horse Brand Overalls u £T& j > For Your Boy Sunday School at 10 a.m. Praver Services at 11 a.m., conducted by mem bers of the church. The second series of pictures of the county sterioptican circuit have arrived and are being shown in the schools this week. The freshmen will entertain the student body with a relay program at the Y. M. C. A. building this evening. Three pairs of spikes arrived early this week and the track T he Central Point smoothed up a little, so if the Barber Shop weather permits and that vault E. R. GLEASON. Proprietor ing pole gets here we can begin I track practice in earnest. The Honor Roll for the 5th six Invites Your Patronage week's period is rather short- The fortunate ones are: Mildred " » A G E N T FOR * Carlton. John Kllestad. Katherine Mediord Domestic Laundry A A Ha?1 ¿t Leaves Tuesdays and Nealon and Delila Stevens. j ^ T h u i s u a y s returning S a t u r d a y s ^ ^ Mr. Stanley was unable to be at school Monday on account of illness. Miss Jessie Chauncy and Miss Rose Neale of the teachers Train ing Course accompanied Sust. Ager, Tuesday on his visits to several rural schools for obseva- tion in rural methods. The Best Feed that money We’ll have to have a picnic can buy is none too good for some of these fine days' the horse that does your work. Mr. Franklin visited our school He ia your capital, and should be treated accordingly. We Mondoy afternoon and gave a have the best in all kinds of short talk in the high school as feed, at prices that will be well as the grades explaining found reasonable on compari the educational department of son. We invite comparison of this paper. We hope the stu quality and price of our feeds with that of city milla. Come dents will be encouraged to con in and be convinced! Remem tribute their compositions, stories ber! Our ‘‘ML P itt" and or poems and other school news. •‘Favorite" brands of flour. Soldier Homesteaders Kitjhts Protected ^Buy Levi Strau»* & Co’s^ OREGON If you want quality seeds get them at The Central Point Mills. We handle both Field and Garden Seeds. An especially good value is our Alfalfa seed from Montana and Idaho, absolutely free from dodder and at a low price.
