T H lU tD A Y . JU L Y
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T h e VV1HRIOAN. C B X T R .iL P 0 6 N T , OHfOOOX
Bobby Hoagland spent Saturday and Medford visited at the George
Sunday at Dead Indian Soda Springs. rlne home Tuesday evening
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Conley and
son James of Red Bluff and Mrs.
Kimball of Springer. New Mexico
arrived Sunday for a visit at the Fid-
ward Jones home. They returned
home Monday. Mrs. Conley is Mr
Jones sister.
PAOS TH RBR
There will be a Council meeting week with his sister and brother-lu-
next Monday evening at the City j law. Mr. and Mrs. MelTin Martin of
Hall.
Medford.
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. , i Mr. and Mrs. C- C. Furnas* of,
A new cub reporter is on the job
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Medford were callers at the Harry
this week so don't be surprised at Ellis home Sunday.
any thing you read.
Derva Jeanne Suter visited with
t
dent. Mr. E. Lucas assistant super-
intendent. Mrs. C. C. Sanderson.
Secretary and Treasurer. Mr. D. E.
Millard will not be able to attend
until he can get someone to relieve
him at his store. He was superinten­
dent of the Sunday school.
Mrs. Walter Grant and son Don­
ald report that they caught plenty
of fish and had a wonderful time
while camping up Rogue River.
Cherokee Alcorn of Oklahoma, a
rodeo contestant, stopped by to see
Joe Rush while on his way to the
Molalla rodeo.
Mr. Howard Rodgers of Table
Rock passed away at 9:30 Saturday
and will bo buried Tuesday at 2:30
Mr. Rogers was a former resident
of Beagle having lived on the Shultz
place. We exteud our sympathy to
his relatives and friends.
Emma Frink and LaWllma Neigh­
bors entertained nine of their
friends at the J. L. Frink home on
Saturday from 2:30 to 5:00 o’clock.
Libby Hamilton spent the Fourth Claudine Stallings Friday after­
Mr. and Mrs. John Pewell, Mr.
noon.
M. C. Gleason and family spent
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Scott. Mrs. Me and Mrs. Clarence Franks and Le- at Crescent City.
Friday Mr. and Mrs. C. C. San­
i^inday in Ashland.
t ue, Mrs. Mildred Berger and Miss lan Wood left Wednesday evening
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Jewett were
Esther Stoakes made a trip to the for Gold Beach where they visited |quests at the Everett Faber home in derson and boys, Mr. and Mrs. Mel-
Mrs. E. L. Merritt, Mr. Bob Mer­
|vin Martin. Mrs. Homer Martin and
Oregon Caves Saturday, July 6. They Mrs. Powell's parents, Mr. and Mrs Medforu Saturday evening
ritt, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Merritt.
¡Stanley, spent the day at the foot of
• ■ report a very lovely trip.
Huitt over the Fourth, returning
George, Billy and Ruth spent tht
1 Huckleberry mountain.
Fourth at the J. C. Still home. Mrs. FOR SALE—Family cruiser and home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Sater and Der­
Still is a daughter of Mrs. E. L. Mer­ Johnson motor. Also Car Kitchen­
va Jeanne picnicked the ..th at
PIANO SALE —July clearance of |
ritt.
Rockdell Park. Mr. I). E. Millard's
ette, fits any car. Phone, Medford, all pianos in stock four months o r 1
1066-W
place at Shady Cove
longer. BIG REDUCTION'S on up
The Rodeo at Beagle Hall drew
Mr. Richard Stule, who formerly-
Mrs. Edna Boyles and brother
“
rights and Grands. Trade in your old i fair-sized crowd. Ed Johnson
and Mrs. E.
worked in the Gleason barber shop, ihe Mr.
w»„ir„n<i , f a s ■ *, ‘*ber spent pjano NOW and save money. START Trail carried off most of the prize Mr. Howard Williams are making
is now- running the Talent barber
They
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°, k ' PAYMENTS IN SEPTEMBER. Bar-1 mo„ey by riding t w o bronchos
A an extended visit In Portland and
shop.
weather w a r m s ' f
*i ^
Kalns
P1« " 0*-— 1BALDWIN ‘ Urg,, crowd attended the dance the Washington where they have rela­
tives.
weather
warms
up
for
a
longer
stay
,,IANO
SHOPPE.
123 West Main
1 ,llRh, of the 4th
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Merritt, Mrs. They report fine roads and splendid
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The Antioch Community Sunday-
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Thursday
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Y
V
B.
Merritt’s father and mother, .Mr. and fishing.
Mrs. Frank Wilson Ruff, sister of
school elected ofifeers Sunday. Mrs.
Fairweather
and
son
Allen
and
Mrs.
Mrs. L. O- VanSlyke and uncle, Mr.1
Mrs. Mlnnick. and small son of Port­
Mr. H. P. Jewett returned from land are visiting at the Minnick Clara Sefton of Pasadena, Califor­ J. B. Rush Is the new superlnten-
¡E. A. VanSlyke from Puyallup
nia and Mrs. D. W. Husbands of
Washington, made a trip to Crater Corvallis where he is attending sum-¡home here
Medford were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Lake Friday. Mr. and Mrs. L. A.
school for the weekend. Mr.
W. Bowen.
VanSlyke and Mr. E. A. VanSlyke -,pwett and family spent the Fourth
This week we received a letter en­
Ftiday Mr. Harry Ellis made a
called at the J. E. Merritt home Sun- at Lake of the Woods.
closing a check for a year’s subscrip­
trip to Grants Pass on business and
day.
tion
from
Mr.
S.
L.
Meyers
of
ElPaso
Miss Beth Haury arrived Sunday
Mrs. Ellis spent the day at Rogue
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hill and family for a visit with her uncle and aunt, Texas. Thus our list grows, "From j River as the guest of Mr. Ellis's par-
Dan
even
unto
Beersheba.”
left this morning for Lake of the Mr. and Mrs. Will Ferguson.
j ents.
Woods. Mr. Hill will stay one day
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Heft returned
Miss Elaine Rush spent the 4th
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Scott, Mrs. Me
and the others plan on staying for
Cue, Mrs. Mildred Berger and Miss home from Chehalis, Washington! at Elk Creek.
three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Lundy and Nel-
Esther Stoakes traveled to Diamond Tuesday where they had been the
Mr. and Mrs. Chat Eide visited Lake Monday. The weather was nice past week attending the Assembly lie. Phillip and Billy Lundy of Pasa-
Harry Hansen and wife at Fish Lake and they enjoyed a boat ride very- of God (Full Gospel) Camp Meeting dena spent 3 days at the Bowen
much. Tuesday noon they journeyed Miss Frances Palmer, Mrs. A. G. home this week. On Tuesday the
late on the Fourth.
on to Crater Lake where they spent Thompson, Mrs. E. T. Bingham, and Bowens took them all to Crater
Mrs. MoCue arrived Wednesday the afternoon. The snow In placet Miss Marie Decker of Medford went Lake.
July 3, from Loup City, Nebraska, to was over 5 feet and In some places with them .They report a great
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Lynes and
visit at the E. E. Scott home. She on the trail down to the water you meeting with from 3000 to 4000 in Janet from Long Beach, California
expects to leave Saturday for Los had to walk on 3 or 4 feet of snow. attendance. Officers were present to spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs
Angeles and San Diego, where she The trail was passable but not in direct the traffic onto the grounds Harry Ellis.
Robert Sanderson is spending the
will visit for a few weeks before re-j very good shape. Lots of fish are which was a city of tents with
turning to her home in Nebraska.
n0w being caught in the lake. The streets numbered.
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group returned home Tuesday night
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Tethrow and
1>R. R. C. Ml’LHOLLAND
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Dressier left tired but happy.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Henry
Myers
left
for
Dentist
Saturday for their home in Los An­
Verne Pendleton and Vince Hit- Dead Indian Wednesday, July 3rd to Hours » to 5
geles. They were called here on ac­
42») Med. Bldg.
ot ned ou
celebrate the 4th.
count of the illness of Mr. Dressler’s zinger have leased the General Pe­
Evening by Appointment
troleum
station
at
the
corner
of
Pine
father, who is much improved now.
Medford, Ore.
The W. E. Alexander Implement
(Sii- Answer Next Week)
Mrs. Dressier will be remembered street and the highway and will con­ Co. recently sold a cream separator Office Phone 1235-R— R«‘s. 744-Y
tinue
to
serve
the
public
with
Gener­
by her many friends as Elizabeth
to Charles Owens of Rogue River.
Make your own declaration of Independence— free yourself forever R
al products. Both Mr. Pendleton and
Scott.
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Mr. Ritzinger have been employed at
from wash-day troubles with
Twix Peart caught four salmon In
The city is having their attorney, this station ever since the company
an hour at Bybee bridge recently.
Harry Skyrman, draw up papers for bought it from them several years
an application for a 45% loan from ago and are well known to the mo­ FOR SALE— Quart fruit jars, also
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OUR DAMP WASH SERV IC E
the government on the cost of a toring public.
two tubs, See, M. H. Meal’s, next to
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sewage disposal tank.
E. C. Faber home.
A T A SA V IN G
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Faber and
52c for a 13-lb. bundle
Mr. W. E. Alexander, Mr. and two small children and Miss Frances
Miss Anne Scherer, daughter of ¡»P erm an en t W ave» ................. $ 1 .0 O j
Mrs. Fred Hesselgrave and Aletha Faber spent the day of the 4th at Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scherer of San $ F in g e r W ave w et, 3 5 c , d ry , ...W c!*‘
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and Barbara Fleischer motored tc Lake of tht> Woods.
Each additional pound 4c
Francisco, former valley residents, > Sham p oo ......................................... iSR< :♦
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the top of Roxy Ann Sunday. They
is a guest this week at the country ¡♦¡Hot O il S h am p o o .......................... ®Wc>:
Mrs. McCord and Mrs. Buckmau home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Car­ » H aircu t .........
report that it is a wonderful site
J
Every piece sweet and clean— ready to iron
entertained with a farewell dinner penter. Miss Scherer was the honor J M arcel ............................................... 2R< >
and a very worthy one.
at the Buckman home for Mr. and
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25c;«;
Geneva Brown is planning on Mrs. Yakel and daughter Leona who guest recently at a dinner at the
Leonard Carpenter home, twelve J S ca lp T re a tm e n t ...........................SO c£
spending the week of August 5-12 left Monday for their home in Calif.
guests being invited.
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here in Central Point. Many of her
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Mrs.
Merritt
is
planning
on
mov-
friends here will be glad lo see her
PHONE
The engagement is announced 111 ¡♦¡Eyebrow A rch .............................. 8 5 c { ■ SOUTH RIVERSIDE AVENUE
again. She graduated from our high lnK ln,° ,h'* houSe
T akel family Seattle of John Stewart Day, son of
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school last year and is now employed ha,re ^"Ht vacated.
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Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. Day of Gold »
Work done by students under supervision
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in California.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Vincent and Hill, Oregon and Miss Mary Bowne *
Parsons,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Neal Stone came back from Scout Bobby will leave Friday for Corval-
ramp at Lake of the Woods Sunday.:"8 wherfi v,r- vinrel' 1 "HI »“ end the Reginald H. Parsons of Seattle,
thints Rural Farrier Stat^ Convention, re­
re- Washington, and Hillcrest orchard,
He reports a grand time and thinks
Medford, Oregon.
turning
home
by
the
coast
route.
he will return Sunday for the last
Locksmith - Gunsmith
Mrs
Vincent
and
Bobby
will
stay
at
All Classes Grinding or
week of camp.
Mr. Bob Moore left Wednesday
Bandon with Mrs. Vincent’s mother
Sharpening
afternoon for an extended trip. He
Miss Eunice Stager passed away for the summer. Geraldine Jones
will go to »Brown's cabin on the river
Electric and Radio Repairs
at the State hospital in Salem after w ill accompany them as far as Cor- (j|rgt
and from there across the
a long illness. Mr. and Mrs. Stager vallis and will visit her grandpar-
We Sell Sager A Kelly Ave»
mountains, maybe to Bend.
All C la s s e s Saws
left Sunday evening for Salem upon enls, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Purkeypile
receiving word that she was worse, who live near Corvallis.
Mr John Dugan is in Central
DAWSON FILING A
this
I , Point
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GRINDING
WORKS
Mr.
and
Mrs. A1 Hermanson have I threshing outfit which he will oper-
James Phillips, youngest son of
44
N.
Front
Medford
Rev. and Mrs. Phillips is” confined to
J " to the old Staley house on atp in the Sams Valley and Evans
South
Grape
street
in
Medford.
Tble
1
c
,
et-k
district
his home with the mumps.
is the house where Electa Fehl lived
Mr. and Mrs. George Marine, Mr. before marrying Earl Fehl.
and Mrs. Chet Merriman of Medford
and Mrs. Carl picnicked on the river
near Trail Sunday.
Itts
the Truth!
of « 5 «
m N «
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| Medford School jjj
¡of Beauty Cultured
:
i Medford Domestic Laundry ■
AUTOMATIC HOT WATER
S H U T S
BROS.
A u to Painting'
The City has purchased some T
rails and is planning on putting new
cement coverings over the city wells
to keep them clean.
Mr. and Mrs. George Marine. Mrs.
Carl, Doyle Mills and Walt Carl
made a trip up Grieves creek Mon­
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carr of Med-!
ford are moving into the Tom Olson I
house.
Jack Smith had the misfortune to
have his bicycle stolen.
BODY A FEN DER REPAIRING A GLASS
187 N. Central.
Pure Ice
M e d fo rd .
Phone loft»
A MILE-AND LESS
Next time rou go to Cali­
fornia, try the train. Let the
engineer drive yo« safely,
rwifdy.over the sm oothest
h igh way yctinvenaed. It’s the
economical and comfortable
way to go. Railroad fares are
touching bottom at 2«a mile
and less. Pullman charges are
a third less than formerly.
STATEMENT OF «CONDITION OF THE
MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK
at the close of busi ik - hm June 21), |l):Wi
/
Cash on hand and due from other banks 1209.795.93
.............. .............. ISO,716.85
V. 8. Bonds .................
S o u th e rn P a c ific
See your agent, or -w rite J . A. Ormandv,
7 0 5 Pacific B ld g ., Portland, Oregon
$390.512.76
Other bonds .................................................
Loans ...............................................................
Banking House ..............................................
Furniture and Fixtures .............................
Other Real Estate ........................................
Subscription to Federal Deposit Ins. Corp.
1 1 2 .9 9 0 .6 t i
3 5 6 , 6 3 5 39
59 .0 0 0 .0 0
9,0 0 0 .0 0
3.900.00
1 .2 7 2 66
Total .......... .............................. ......... .....
$ 9 3 5 , 4 1 1 51
L IA B IL IT IE S
Capital Stock—Common
Preferred ..................
$54,000.00
46,000.00
$ 1 00 , 000 .0 0
Not only P fp « foods FRESH
Su rp lu s
but keep» them WHOLESOME!
Undivided Profit*
Reserve* ....... .....................
DEPOSITS
20 , 000.00
1 5.146.63
60S 00
799 ,4 5 9 .8 6
Total ...........................
$ 9 3 6 ,4 1 1 .6 1
Call on
Medford Ice &
Storage Company
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RESOURCES
Roy Kelly and family moved to
Klamath Falls Wednesday morning!
where he has work at the Kesterton j
mill.
Mr. and Mrs. Mlnnick and family
and Jim Booth and family enjoyed
the Fourth on Big Butte creek. They
claim they had all the fish they
could eat.
Dependable, Reasonable.
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M EM BER O F F E D E R A L D E P O SIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
with plenty of hot water
High-ho! Time for my bath,
mummy! I’m glad wo have
AU TO M A TIC H O T W ATER.
cause I never have to wait
for my bath . you just turn
the faucet and there it is . . .
plenty of grand hot water to
splash in. Doctor says it keeps
me healthy, too."
The California Oregon
Power Company