CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN
V OL UM E V i l i
C E N T R A L P O IN T , O R E G O N , T H U R S D A Y . S K IT K M K K K
19»«
Civil W ar Poem
Found In O ld Papers
T o H ear Knox
NEW 1 MAIL
SCHEDULE TOLO
BY POSTMASTER
M u s in g s ^
tfy an Innocent Bystander
Mrs. W. C. L eev er s p e n t th e week
Mr. an d Mrs. D ale S m ith a n d litt le
end
in A sh la n d w ith h e r son, E arl
d a u g h t e r Melody fro m D allas a r e ex-
W ell, It s u r e h a s proved it h a s n ’t
j pecte d to a r r iv e to m o r r o w fo r a v i L eever an d family.
e n ti r e l y f o r g o tte n how to rain
If. j
sit at t h e E. P. S to n e home.
Mr.
O regon. T h a t w as a real h u m d i n g e r j
Rev. C. L. L a ir fro m S p o k a n e is
S m ith is Mrs. S to n e ’s b ro th e r.
of a s h o w e r T u e s d a y evening. Wish
visiting his f a t h e r A. A. L a ir for a
so m e s t a t i s t i c i a n w o u ld fig u re out
Mrs. G eorge M arin e w ho h a s been few days at his h o m e n e a r t h e A gate
j u s t how m a n y folk s g o t so a k e d in
So th a t C e n tr a l P o in t citizens can on th e sick list w as a b le to r e t u r n school.
th i s co u n ty . And it re m in d e d us wo
en jo y full b e n efits of fast a n d f r e to w ork Monday.
h a d b e t t e r be loo k in g o v er o u r roofs
Rev. C. L. L a ir will p reach a t th e
q u en t a i r m ail s c h e d u le s from th e
p r e t ty soon.
A m ong th o se s p e n d in g S u n d a y a t A gate school h o u se S u n d a y follow
Pacific N o rth w e s t to C alifo rn ia, th e
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Midwest a n d E a s t. P o s t m a s t e r P a n L ake of th e W oods w ere th e G rim e s ing th e re g u l a r S u n d a y School s e r
O ne g e n tl e m a n to ld us he h ad p re key to d ay is sued a bu lletin
listin g fam ily. D elbert. Avys. an d Nelda Ay vice.
d icted we w ould have o u r first rain cloisng h o u rs for such c o rr e s p o n d ers. P in k an d B lue O ’C onn o r, Alan
S e p te m b e r 1, an d h e also said he ence.
Mrs. Belle Davis of M edford, m o
an d R ic h a rd J e w e t t . G eorge M e rritt
p re d ic te d a heavy fro st Nov. 3. s t a t
t
h
e
r of Mrs. Wm. M usty is s p e n d in g
an
d
Roy
Jones.
T he p o s t m a s t e r pointed out t h a t
ing t h e r e w ould be a lot of wilted a ir m ail often is d e la y e d u n n e c e s s a r
so m e tim e in A s h la n d d u r i n g th e
T h e W o o d m e n en jo y e d a d e l i g h t hot w e a th e r as h e r h e a lt h is b e tt e r
s u n f lo w e r s a b o u t t h a t tim e. Mebbe ily due to th e fact t h a t citizens fail
so, b u t t h e n , m eb b e not. T h a t tou g h - to post th e i r le t te r s in tim e to m a k e ful s u p p e r a f t e r t h e i r r e g u l a r m e e t in a h ig h e r clim ate.
ing T u e sd a y ev en ing . Mr. an d Mrs
h id ed old p a c h a d e rm h as sho w n a collections
w ith
southbound
an d
p r e t ty s t r o n g a n t i p a t h y
for being e a s tb o u n d planes. A ir mail d e stin ed I. P ic k a r d of S p o k a n e w e re v is ito rs
A p o rcu p in e paid a visit to th e
E very o n e r e p o r ts a fine tim e.
b u r i e d aliv e a n d m ay fool ’em yet.
C lifford S m ith O rc h a rd o n e day th is
for
C
alifo
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ld
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th
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post
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w eek a n d c r e a t e d
much
In terest
office no t la t e r t h a n 7 :3 0 a. m. an d
J i m m y P o t t e r fro m A s h la n d has a m o n g th o s e who w ere a b le to se>'
A n o th e r g e n tle m a n in Medford 5 : 3 0 p. m. an d t h a t for th e Midwest
t h i n k s we o u g h t to be a s h a m e d of and East by 7 :3 0 a. m. an d 5 : 3 0 r. been visitin g a t t h e Mary R ic h a rd s o n him.
o u rs e lv e s for say in g such th i n g s as m. A ir m ail po stag e is six c e n ts an a n d S an d y R ic h a rd s o n h o m es th is
week.
Mrs. B e rt H e d g p e th a n d
daugh
we do a b o u t F.D .R . Good th i n g th is ounce.
ters, Mrs. C am p b ell of T a le n t and
p a rt y d o e s n ’t h e a r w h at we say o u t
Postm aster
P a tik e y
e m p h as ized
B o rn to Mr. a n d
Mrs.
K n a d le r Mrs. O iver O b en ch ain
an d t h r e e
sid e o u r office. You know , a R e p u b th a t a ir mail is less expensive and
M
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nd boy little g r a n d d a u g h t e r s .
Allison
L u
lican n e w s p a p e r h as to walk a fr e q u e n tly m o re effectiv e th a n spec
n a m e d C h e s te r Leroy. Dr. H olt was cille a n d H a r r i e t t L o u ise C am pbell
s t r a i g h t an d n a rr o w p a th if it d o n ’t ial delivery r e g u l a r mail. He also
and L inda
Merle O b e n c h a in , all
w a n t tr o u b l e w ith som e New Deal called a t t e n ti o n to t h e fact th a t a ir in a tte n d a n c e .
nieces, g re a t nieces a n d g re a t g re a t
a p p o in t e e w ith a soft JoJb. B u t so mail special deliv ery often can be
Mr. a n d Mrs. J. P ic k a r d of S po nieces, visited Mrs. H e d g p e t h ’s aun t
far. a t leas t, we can sh o o t off o u r used to a d v a n ta g e w hen such c o r r e s
k a n e w ho a r e g u e s t s a t th e G lass a n d uncle, Mr. a n d
Mrs.
H a rla n
m o u t h in p riv a te to o u r h e a r t 's c o n pondence is s c h ed u led to reach its
hom e plan to go to B u tte F a lls to - [ S ta n to n at Derby T u esd ay ,
te n t. W h ich is s o m p 'i n ’.
d e stin a tio n a f t e r
regular
deliv ery day. T h e y will r e t u r n to th e G lass
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hours.
Mrs. W illiam C u m m in g s is g riev
ho m e fo r a n o t h e r v isit befo re l e a v
W e o ff e r o u r h eary s y m p a th y and
ing fo r t h e i r h o m e by way of t h e ing over th e d e a th of h e r dog, which
s u p p o r t to th o se c o u ra g e o u s sm all
Mr. A nd re C ho m el has been moved P e n d le to n R ound-U p.
dropped d ead re c e n tly d u r i n g one of
b u sin e ss m en w ho a r e b rin g in g suit into one of t h e d o u b e c o tta g e s so
th e real hot days. He w as alm ost h u
to r e s t r a i n th e e n f o r c e m e n t of th e as to be m o re gu iet. Mr. C hom el e n
Mr. lack Bodell a n d niece Mrs. m a n — he h e r d e d h e r c h ic k e n s an d
U n e m p lo y m e n t I n s u r a n c e law.
We. joyed a good n ig h t a n d is so m e w h a t
T h o m p so n , on t h e i r way to visit r e was m uch c o m p a n y fo r h e r In her
too, h a v e h ad n o tice from Copco b e tte r to d ay b u t v e ry weak. His p ro
latives in W a s h i n g to n visited
Mr. little home. Mrs. C u m m in g s plans
t h a t u n less we w ere re g is te r e d with gress is not a s rap id as his m an y
B odell's cousin, Mrs. L. D am on, fo r on visiting h e r son a n d d a u g h t e r in
th e U n e m p lo y m e n t C o m m issio n we frien d s would like to see. Mrs. Mae
a co up le of days. Mr. Bodell Is a re H a y w a rd , Calif., fo r a while.
cou ld expect no m o re o rd e r s from McK innon is s t a y in g at th e ho tel
tire d firem a n .
t h e m fo r office supplies. And we are helping Mrs. C ho m el a n d Mrs. Mess-
Once m o re th e w ell-k n o w n voice
t o l d we m u s t em p lo y at least fo u r ner.
T ech n ical A dviser S an d y R i c h a r d of Mr. A H. 'B anwelt m a y be h e a r d
m en to be allo w ed such re g i s tr a ti o n
son p r e p a r e d a special p r o g r a m fo r each day at noon in t h e r e g u l a r daily
W e w ould be tick led p in k if we h a r
Mr. Vella a r r iv e d from C alifo rn ia
th e r e g u l a r m e e t in g of t h e R o g u e b r o a d c a s t of th e J a c k s o n C o u n ty
m a n y men. But It j u s t is n ’t in th e to d ay an d will look a f t e r bu sin ess
Valley R adio c lu b in its new q u a r - C h a m b e r of C om m erce. Mr. B anw ell
m a n y men. But it j u s t i t n ' t in th e a ff a ir at th e C heese factory.
i t e r s in t h e A rm o r y In M edford las t recently r e t u r n e d fro m a s h o r t v a c a
cards.
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Mrs. W elsh of K l a m a t h F alls
¡ » ' K rlday n l g h t ____________________ _ _ tion a t D iam o n d lake.
v isiting h e r siste r a t th e K lrtlaiiilj
farm a n d h e r d a u g h t e r an d f a m i l y
a t Gold Hill and frie n d s in C e n tr a l !
Point. She is a h o u se g u e s t a t th e
Melissa E llio t H om e w hile v is ltiii%
in C e n tra l Point.
We wisli som e lev el-h ead ed cillxen
w ould explain to u s j u s t w h a t a poor
litt le s t r u g g li n g c o u n tr y n e w sp a p e r
m a n is expected to do. If by reason
of lo ng y ears of e x p erien ce a n d self-
d e n ia l he m a n a g e s to get hold o f a
s m a ll sh o p of his own In w hich he
does all th e w ork w ith th e aid of his
fam ily , he is p e n alized b ecau se he
h a s n ’t a big en o u g h b u sin ess to e m
ploy a lot of men.
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N UM B E R 47
¡Get* G ood Return*
On T w o-acre Tract
Big Lumber Truck
A ttract* A ttention
T u e s d a y m o r n in g a la r g e crow d
w as a t t r a c t e d by th e a r r i v a l of a
h u g e lu m b e r c a r r ie r w hich stopped
in fr o n t of th e d r u g s t o r e T h e m i-
c h in e was one of t h e big c a r r ie r s
w hich pick up an d c a rr y la r g e loads
of l u m b e r w ith o u t being to u c h e d by
h u m a n hands.
T h e big m a c h in e w as b u il t in a
D allas facto ry an d in v e n te d
by a
D allas m a n n a m e d G Uinger. It was
so big it r e q u i r e d a special p e rm it
......
to m ove it o v e r e i t h e r t h e O regon or
C a lifo rn ia highw ays. Som e difficulty
w as e x p e rie n c e d In b rin g in g it over
th e Cow C reek c o u n tr y . It Is being
t a k e n to San Diego to be used on th e
docks.
T h e d ri v e r had been r e q u e s te d bv
Dale S m ith , b r o t h e r of Mrs.
E P.
Stone, to sto p In C e n tr a l P oint to
L
Mp_ a n d
g s t o n „ „ee t h e h ll„ e
(E d ito r's
N ote:
The
follow ing
poem w as w r it te n in 1861 by R obert
Allison L o o k er, f a t h e r of Mrs. J e n
nie W h it e of th is city. A copy of th e
old poem was disco vered re c e n tly by
Mrs. W h it e In lo o k in g o v e r so m e of
h e r f a t h e r 's old p a p e r s .)
OLD PAPER SHOWS
MARRIED 20 YDS.
T h e folow ing item a p p e a r e d Just
20 y e a rs ago S u n d a y in th e C e n t r a l
P o in t item s in
th e Medofrd
Mail
T ribune:
R O B E R T ALLISON L O O K E R
" O n e of th e m ost n o ta b le e v e n ts
May th e God of b a t t l e sh ie ld you.
of t h e past w eek w as th e m a r r i a g e
W hile you b a t t l e for th e rig h t
of Miss L e u o re B a r n e tt to Mr. Seld-
May secessio n 's h id e o u s m o n s te r
on Dillon Hill. T h e b rd e is well a n d
Be one e te r n a l night
fa v o rab ly kn o w n in th is city, h av iu g
s
p e n t m o s t of e h r c h ild h o o d a n d
rVnd w hen th e w a r is en ded
e a rly y o u n g m a i d e n b o o d h ere. S h e is
W e ’ll a hap py people be,
a p ro m in e n t m e m b e r of b o th social
In one g r e a t fam ily b lend ed
a n d c h u r c h life of t h e c o m m u n it y
U n d e r one g r e a t u n io n tree.
a n d t h e g ro o m h a s m a n y
s t e r li n g
a n d v a lu a b l e v ir tu e s ,
w h ich
have
T h e n m a r c h to t h e b a t t l e field
won good w ishes a n d h e a r t y
con
Secession is now b e fo re us.
g r a t u l a t i o n s of t h e e n ti r e p lace fo l
Each one h a th u n io n 's shield
low t h e y o u n g co u p le w h e re v e r t h e y
And h eaven is s m il in g o ’e r us
m ay go. F o r t h e p r e s e n t Mr. an d
Mrs. H ill will re s id e h e r e . ”
T h e S trip e s an d S ta r s
Mr an d Mrs. Hill still res id e in
T h r o u g h all t h e w ars,
th i s city, w h e r e th ey h ave t a k e n a
H ave e v er been v ic to rio u s
p r o m in e n t p a rt in c h u r c h an d civic
W e ’ll fight a g a in
a ff a irs . T h e y h a v e th r e e
ch ild re n ,
T h r o u g h all o u r s t a in
B e tte (M rs.
S ta n le y
P arrish
of
As o u r f a t h e r s fo u g h t b e fo re us.
I n d ia n a p o lis . I n d i a n a , 1861 s o u t h e r n C a l i f r n i a ) , I r is a n d Zoe.
Mr Hill o r " T e d ” as he is f a m ili
a rly k n o w n , w o rk s w ith his b r o t h e r
H o w a rd on th e old Hill o r c h a r d Just
s o u t h of M edford.
T o A Soldier
Polk H ull Head*
Civil W ar V eteran*
A bout six of th e W R. C ladles of
C e n tra l Point a tt e n d e d t h e e n c a m p
m e a t of th e Civil W a r V e te ra n s and
W. R C. In A sh lan d
L ith ia
P a rk
las t F rid a y . A bout one h u n d r e d a n d
fifty w ere p re s e n t a l t o g e t h e r A fine
lunch eon an d good p r o g r a m
w ere
ev en ts of th e day.
P olk H ull w as n a m e d h ead of th e
V eteran Unit. Mrs. Elva L I*ougn.
was m a d e a d j u t a n t a n d Mrs. F idilla
Wood, C haplin . Mrs. M attie S m ith
was th e r e t i r i n g C haplin.
T hoe a t t e n d i n g from h e re w ere
Mrs J e n n i e W h ite , Mrs. Dora J o n e s
M r s Mary R ic h a rd s o n , Mrs. N ancy
Wilson, Mrs. C lnra F a r i a , and Mrs
M attie S m ith T h e re u n i o n next y ear
will be held In Medford.
M iss M axine M usty
W eds V an ce N olta
Miss Maxine Musty, d a u g h t e r o*
Mr. an d Mrs. W m . M usty of t h i s
city an d Mr V ance Nolta. yo u n g est
son of Mr a n d Mrs. G eorge N olta of
M edford, w ere q u ie tly
m a r r ie d
at
th e h o m e of Rev. W m . B aird In Med
fo rd S a t u r d a y even in g , A u g u st 22.
•Both y o u n g ppople a r e well kn o w n
h ere. Both a r e g r a d u a t e s o f th e C e n
t r a l P o in t h ig h school In t h e class
of ’35. Mr. N olta Is em p lo y e d by th e
H u b e r P a c k in g Co. T h e y o u n g co u ple
will m a k e t h e i r h o m e in
Medfo-*4.
T h e A m erican
jo in s
th eir
manv
f r ie n d s in w ish in g th e m a long and
h ap p y m a r r ie d life.
John V an D orfy
Mr. and Mrs. H olm es
T aken by D eath
V isit W ith R elatives
How F iirin e re tte s Do T ilings
C orn, la r g e size. 2 fo r 25c a t Ma-
By MILS S T E L L A O B E N C H A IN
rine's.
I I h av e tw o a cres on e m ile west of
J o h n S h e r m a n Van D orfy passed
C e n tra l P oin t. I have c ared for th is
aw ay a t 6 :2 5 p. m.. T u e s d a y a t his
A v is ito r In th e valley fo r th e p ast
Mr. a n d Mrs. H o n e r P e a r t of F r e s place fo r 27 y e a rs a n d in 1928 and
h o m e on S te w a r t a v e n u e a f t e r an few w eek s h a s
been Mrs.
R. H.
no, Calif, a r e v is itin g Mr. P e a r t 's 1929 m a d e o v e r $500 a y e a r front It.
in Texas, A u g u st 20. 1865, a n d s p e n t H o lm e s of S p o k a n e , Wit., w ho h a s
f a t h e r a n d m o th er. T h ey will leave Since t h a t tim e
m ark ets
h a v e n 't
his e a rly p e a r s in t h a t sta te . K a n s a s been th e g u e s t of h e r p a r e n t s . Mr,
W h a t h as becom e of o u r old
for t h e i r hom e to m o rro w m o rn in g . been so good b u t I h a v e n e v e r m a d e
Illness of fo u r m o n th s. He w as born an d Mrs. C h a rle s S tr a n g . She
A m e ric a n id eals? H as it com e to a
will
u n d e r $300 except t h e last few years
and O k la h o m a . W h e n
he w as
17 be r e m e m b e r e d h e re as Miss H elen
ti m e when a m an can
no lo n g er
t h a t I h a v e n ’t had it all in. I h ave
y ears of a g e he crossed th e p lain s by S tr a n g .
s t r i k e out for h im self? W h a t b u si
six row s of r a s p b e r r i e s 2R feet long
te a m an d m a d e his h o m e in e a s t e r n
ness is it of a n y o n e on e a r t h except
Mrs. H o lm es w as Joined by h e r
, .
.
Y ear b e fo re las t I picked 26 c ra te s
O regon at Union, and I -a G ra n d e , h u s b a n d S u n d a y a n d t h e tw o expect
t h e b u y e r if an o r d e r be given to
of 15 c u p s to t h e c ra te . L a s t y e a r 36
u n til 29 y e a r s ag o w hen he lo cated to r e t u r n h o m e nex t w eek-end.
su ch a m a n . p ro v id ed he does a s a t
A c e rt a in w ell-k now n g e n tl e m a n ,
40 cra te s.
I
a t M edford. O regon, w h e re he has
is fa c to r y Job, and d o e sn ’t s teal th e em p oy ed on a r a n c h w est of to w n , c r a t e s a n d th is y e a r
Mrs. H o lm es h a s been g r e e t e d by a
sto c k ? To o u r m ind th is w hole t h i n g was se e n th is week d riv in g a big m a k e a p ractiev e of p r u n i n g my b e r
e n g a g e d in fa rm in g .
la r g e n u m b e r of old f r ie n d s w h ile
ries a s soon as th e y a r e th r o u g h
S e p te m b e r 9, 1888, he w as u n ite d h e re a n d ha» been e n t e r t a i n e d by a
s m a c k s of H itlerism
P a c k a r d a lo n g t h e h ig h w a y ,
sto p
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b e a ri n g I h av e th e m all p r u n e d now
In m a r r i a g e to Mary A. Glllaspy. To n u m b e r of o t h e r re la tiv e s d u r i n g h e r
ping every once in a w hile to pick
T h e so o n er th is c o u n tr y gets wild daisies. A nyone seeing him at (e a r ly in A u g u s t) . I n o tice h a rd ly
th e union five ch ild re n w ere b o ra . sta y
One son. E t h a n , p a ss in g a w a y in
rid of t h e whole kit an d k ab o o d le of th is l a w b r e a k i n g a c t a g a in is re an y on e else does th a t a n d they d o n 't
Mr. a n d Mrs. H o lm e s an d little
t h e b eliev ers in ’’p lan n ed eco n o m y ” q u e ste d to call th e s t a t e police to seem to h av e th e cro p th a t I get by
rh i ld h o o d .
d a u g h t e r Marlon visited Mr. H o lm es
p r u n i n g early. Mine n e v e r fail an d I m ach in e. Mr. S m ith Is em p lo y ed In;
He leaves to m o u rn th e loss of a m o th e r. Mrs. Mollie H o lm e s an d f a
( j u s t plain re g i m e n t a ti o n to u s) an d sto p th e t e r r ib l e v a n d a lis m
n e v e r do a n y th i n g to t h e m b u t p ru n e t h e D allas facto ry w h e re th e tr u c k j loving h u s b a n d a n d f a t h e r , his wife, mily d u r i n g t h e i r sta y in t h e valley.
g e ts back to th e good A m erican
Mary a n d f o u r c h il d r e n , Mrs. II. O.
id e a ls of living a n d doing busin ess
Ask Mr. F a r m fo r a good wav t o ! an d i r r i * a , e ,h pm 1 u8ed t0 th l n k ! w as m ade.
S inokey M o rris w rit in g a colu m n
I^ockwood, C e n tr a l P o in t ; Mrs. W il
th e b e tt e r for us all. W e h o pe to see c e le b r a te a b ir th d a v He k n o w s as he >had *° spadfi ,h e m b u t onP yPar 1
t h e d ay once m o r e w h en an y m an has j u s t c e le b ra te d on e h i m s e l '
liam H o e fft, L a k e C reek, Ore., Mrs. fo r t h i s p a p e r an d t h e n re a d i n g It
w o u l d n ’t get to it. so th e y did ju s t
as well. F o r years I h a v e n ’t to u ch ed
C. C. C a r t w r i g h t , M edford an d O r an d p o k in g it Into t h e stove.
w ho feels so inclined- m ay s t a r t a
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W e h a v e one C e n tr a l P oint m an ^ th e m . T h is m ig h t no t do in som e
b u sin e ss of his o w n ; m ay go into
ville L. V an Dorfy. A sh la n d , O re.,
an d five g ra n d c h i ld r e n , a ls o a s i s te r ,
t h e open m a r k e t a n d sell th e p ro so h o n e st he w ould n o t even lie t o , soil. As I h a v e nice loose soil I p u t
Mrs. C la r a Ady of C h e rry v llle . K a n
d u c t of his own la b o r to w h o m so ev er his wife. Apply to Mr Roy J o n e s for | si* b ales of s t r a w a r o u n d th e m last
fall. It no t only k eep s dow n th e
tw o n e p h e w s an d
th ree
Mr. J a m e s
Baughm an
of Beal sas a n d
c a r e s to buy. an d at a price w hich is th is m a n ’s nam e.
w eeds b u t also ho lds t h e m oisture. I Ijane w a „ very m uch a s t o n is h e d re- nieces.
nobody'B b u sien ss b u t his o w n — an d
TH E FEDER A TED CHURCH
A rlen e H ay a c cu sin g Mr. Tex H a t My cro ps a r e f a ir th is year. I hav e ! centIy u p o n receiving a l e t t e r fro m s
t h e b u y e r W h e n no g o v e rn m e n t a g
Mr. V an D orfy w as a c h a r t e r m e m R e v . R o b e rt C h a rle s l<ew i»t P a sto r
P it ts b u r g , ber of t h e M edford S ev e n th Day A d
ency w h a tso e v e r, s t a t e o r n a ti o n a l, field a n d G rim es of being yellow be 24 row s of sw eet S p a n is h o n io n s t h a t g| ^ Pri R u th C a r r i g a n ,
P h o n e S I.
m a y ste p In and say how lon g h o u rs cau se th e y w ere w e a r in g yellow sun - I b u n c h e d 6ut 82 dozen fo r th e m ar- p pnn Miss C a rri g a n h a d p ro m ise d v e n tis t c h u r c h of M edford.
B ible School— A. W. A y e r s , 8up-
he m ay w o rk o r h o w m a n y m e n h e I flo w ers a n d she h a d a row of e l o - j k e t . b esides my h o m e m a r k e t. A l s o ! h e r m o t h e r on h e r d e a th bed, 6 V4
F u n e r a l serv ices wll be h e ld
at r l n t c n d e n t , 9 :2 0 A. M.
p h a n ts on th e fro n t of h e r blou se all ( h a v e b e a n s and to m a to e s
I y e a rs a g g o to find h e r b r o t h e r if th e P e rl F u n e r a l H om e S a t u r d a y at
m ay employ.
M orning Worahlp— 1 1 :0 0 A M.
th e tim e
All of w hich goes to show t h a t , p o ^ g i , » a h «he h a d to help h e r was 2 :3 0 o 'clo ck , Rev. A doph
Johnson
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inetery.
E v e n in g S ervlet— 7 :2 0 p. m
Mr ‘B a u g h m a n 's m o t h e r m a r r ie d
r e a l— n ot s y n t h e ti c — p ro sp erity . T h e if his m o t h e r w as h om e, ask in g have o n e cow t h a t b r o u g h t me $86.-1
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woods a r e full o f m en an d w om en
day afternoon from 2 to 2 o'clock 'n
of D ia m o n d L a k e w ere v is ito rs at
who do n ot w a n t to b ecom e public
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b o rn a f t e r he was lost tr a c t of.
c h a r g e of Mrs. H A. D avisson. From
Mrs L acy b e a tin g G eo rg e M arin -
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T he F a m i ly G a th e r i n g ,
W ednes
with Mr C o c k r a n 's p a re n ts
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How long, Oh L o rd , how lo ng a re ed In t h e valley, b e in g a sin g le m an. y ear- old T h ey b o re a h eavy < rop p
day. 6 : 0 0 p. m
we to be p e ste re d w ith id iotic d r e a m was m u c h p u t t i e d to re a d in T he last y e a r all she conld can an d use. j
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C hoir P ractice— T hursday. 7 26
Mr. T A. M arine is exp ected hom e
e rs o r b o ot-lick in g s a te ll it e s w hose A m erican th a t he h a d a r r iv e d w!-h 8hp a l *° ' 0,d *om e T hla y e a r o w ' n *
t
a n y ti m e now
p m
to t h e frost th e p each es did not do I Mrs. C la r a F a r r a e n t e r t a i n e d th e
m a in Idea seem s to be to b ri n g ns
f a m ily
so well b u t even at t h a t s h e had | P a st N oble G ra n d c lu b a t h e r hom e
all u n d e r th e i r t h u m b ? A re th e y g o - 1
som e of th e nicest M uirs I saw t h i s : T u e sd a y a f t e r n o o n E a r l i e r In th e
ing to force ns all to Just give up
P o s t m a s t e r P a n k e y p o lish in g th e
's e a s o n th e y plan n ed a lawn
p a rt y
a n d Join th e r a n k s o f «he “ u n e m -1 P osto ffice w ind ow s till th e y s h i n e so year.
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! b u t t h e firs t a r i n of th e seaso n for-
p loyablea' and so get a cru at fro m I as t o h a v e a good d e a n place f o r a
Mr E d g a r J o h n s o n w ho r u n s th e re d th e m in d o o rs
o u r m a s te r 's ta b l e ?
lol-a-pop
P e e rle ss M a rk e t In M edford was
T h o se p r e s e n t w ere Mrs. K a 'h e r -
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No. t h a n k God. t h e r e a r e »till
Mr. B ert H e d g e p e th ha* a con • to p p i n g in C e n tr a l P o in t W e d n e s - ' j n e M e rritt. Mrs C la ra V in cen t. Ida
to th r
m a n y w ho will n ev er go th a t road i tl n u o u a Job If he get t h e i ceda all day Mr J o h n s o n w a s in th e p r o o n c e . H e n d e rs o n . Iva C o p in g e r, I n e i F er-
bnslnes« h e re w hen C e n t r a l P o in t gnson. N ellie S im m o n s. Mr» R o b e rt-
And. God w illing, we sh all go on to > nllt 0f th e C ity halt p a rk
v i * do ing a big bosineaa. H i t build- ( son of A sh a n d an d t h e hoateua. M r
th e end , fig h tin g to d e s t r o r th e o w n -1
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l*ro* lil»-t| ll Is s e n t In by Hep«. ‘4 0 , ItM O
beloved c o u n tr y S ta n d fas t, b re tb - Mrs. W illiam
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