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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1932)
I m J acksonville M iner 3 1 ........................ .. — ■ urday evening to be with her for the annual cattle exchange be man, daughter of Mrs. M. R. Buck brother, who is seriously ill at the tween Oregon and California stock- of the Applegate. Mrs. Heckman, sanitarium. men. Two truckloads of cattle were whose home is at Modoc Point, • • • exchanged, making two trips over said that there is very little snow Dressing Turkey» A number of the Siskiyou» necessary. Shelly there, although drifts feach a depth ¡Both fruiti fjat ki on ville and Over the 'TH. dl Applegate poultry raisers are dress brothers of Montague also were of three or four feet. Ice skating ing turkey« for the February mar here Sunday in an attempt to lo- on the lake is a popular sport. Here from Fall» Mr». Margaret ket. Prices arc in keeping with cate stray California cattle, but F Guest» Herr Mr and Mrs Ern ♦ • • est Foreman of (’entrai Point were Dunnington, Klamath Falls, is the times and are poor The birds were unsuccessful. In Ditch — Clarence Kasshafer the 0 ♦ • Sunday guests of Mrs. Anna Coff »pending this week with relatives will be shipped to San Francisco. other evening got terribly stuck up • e • in Jacksonville. man. To Give Masquerade--Applegate the piles of wood—with his • • • • • • Find Nugget Jim Winningham I folks are delving into the attic for I near Week on Applegate George Pot and Weslie Ritchie, occupying their grandmother’s hoops and bonnet in truck. Kcal News Nate Smith put in ter of Ashland in spending this time in their mine on Forest creek, the hopes of winning a prize at the I four hours of ceaseless toil Tues week with his daughter, Mrs. took out a sizeable nugget a few masquerade dance given by the day of this week. Well, news is Men s and Ladies’ Hailey Hall, and family on Little days ago. They are said to have Community league at Applegate news Applegate. • made around $11 during one day. hall February 13. Music will be SHOE REPAIRING • • • « • • _____ _ Guests - Mr. and Mrs furnished by Crosby’s orchestra of Sunday Two Visit Joe McKnight and in the Modern Way Attend Funeral Mr. and Mrs. F. Medford. An added feature will be Rurrcl Riens of Medford were Lev Nunn were in town Tuesday ij ¡ Rippey expected to go to Cen the drawing of a lucky chance on guests of Mr and Mrs. E II Taylor A FULL LINE OF SHOE from Lozier lane They visited will tral Point Wednesday to attend the a quilt made by the Ladies’ club. Sunday. FINDINGS • • • friends and relatives during the funeral of Mr. Rippy’s aunt, Mrs. • ♦ • afternoon, Asbury Beall, whose death occur Here from Medford Mrs Ralph • ♦ • To Oakland—Mrs. Lester Smith red at a Medford hospital Sunday. of Medford, daughter-in-law of Jennings of Medford was a caller • • • Over from .Medford Mr and on friends in Jacksonville Monday Ed Smith at Rucn, is spending a SHOE REPAIR SHOP Mrs. Frank Redden and Mr. and Visit in Jacksonville—Mrs. Har few days at Oakland visiting her morning F red L. J ohnson , Proprietor • • • Mrs Oral Franklin of Medford kin Cantrall and Mrs. Nan Bach husband who has enrolled for a were guests at the home of Will IV e Give S. te H. Green Stamp! elder made a business trip to Med two-year course in the Polytech Sunday Guests Mrs. Billie Mil ford Tuesday and dropped in on nical school of engineering there. ler and little daughter Opal were Smith Sunday. ♦ • • 135 Weit Mam Medford Mr» Cantrall’s parents in Jack During the last six years Mr. Smith Sunday guests of Mrs. Lizzie From South Mr. and Mrs Ver sonville, Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. Cronemiller had been employed in the county non Winningham of Bakersfield, Smith. engineer’s office at Medford. Any * • • Calif., are spending several weeks body who feels interested in their Afondayf, I uetdayi, W edneidayi on the Applegate as guests of Mrs. Quartet Tryouts Several Apple county may see a complete map of 3 MEALS A Pauline Watkins. gate grange members are making Jackson county at the Sunn y_ Side Shampoo and Finger Wave, • • • DAY X 365 tryouts for quartets in order to be »00 or Martell Here from Creswell Mrs W. prepared to meet demands of the service station which Mr. Smith DAYS 1095 ago. »00 Permanent Wave* Zepp of Creswell, Ore., was a guest future. Two men's and women’s prepared some • time • • Eyebrow and Eyelaah Dyeing »00 Sunday of Miss Carrie Pitts while quartets will lie the aim of the MEALS A Finger Wave» i 75 enroute to Talent to care for Mrs. grange. Beetle Spotter—According to a TIRED, • t • Ezra Messenger letter received by relatives recent Thuridavi and F ridait • * WEARY Howers Appearing — The little ly, Otis Buck and Floyd Cunning >1 OU Plain Fanal From Ashland Charles Swart- opening in the hills surrounding ham of the Applegate are receiv HOUSE I fayer, accompanied by son Don and the Summit service station is free ing full benefit of a severe winter BOWMAN’S BARBER Mr. and Mrs Leo Fisher of Ash from snow ano the wild flowers at Hackamore, 40 miles from Al WIFE land were guests at Amy’s Place are pushing up through the ground. turas. The men are working on a BEAUTY SHOP It will not be long now until the pine beetle eradication crew. Mr. I , Sunday evening. • • • Phon« 57 Medford Buck drives 10 miles to work every buttercups will be in bloom. She Deserves a • * • Fort ell* Weather—Fred Com best, morning, then travels the remain Jacksonville prophet, predicted Trip to Medford —Mr. and Mrs. ing distance on snow shoes over Better Break'. heavy snowfall the middle of this Ralph Pittock of Applegate made a four feet of snow. His job is “spot week but modestly disdains pub business trip to Medford Monday. ter" which means that he locates Take Her Out to Dinner licity for his ability. Mr Pittock was preparing to drive the trees infested with the beetles • • • and marks them to await a de- to southern California, starting at Least Once a Week Attends Banquet Miss Kather Wednesday. His family will remain stroying crew. ♦ • TO THE ine Buckley went to Medford Mon in the Applegate valley for the present. day, where she expected to attend Truck Hay on Ice — To live in • • • I or a Lot More Brownie Marie Cafe a nurses' banquet at the Medford sunny southern Oregon is to be Leave for Home Mr. and Mrs. considered a privilege when folks hotel Tuesday evening 19 North Fir—Medford Ivan Royce of Portland left for in Modoc Point in Klamath county e • • Where Only the Best is Served Spend Day With Parents Mr. their home Sunday after spending are having below zero weather. Under the Most Sanitary and Mr». Will Hansen of Medford a week visiting at the home of Mr. Klamath lake is frozen to such an Conditions spent Sunday at the home of the and Mrs. E. R. Jones on Apple- extent that a resident of an island and latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. gate While here Mr. Royce in- in the lake trucks hay across the vestigated the mining business to ice to his home. This information A REAL MEAL / or 25c Throckmorton at Ruch. some extent. • • • was received from Mrs. Wm Heck- • • • Stop Over Here—Mr. and Mrs Visit on Applegate —Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clute of Applegate were Charles Nelson of Klamath Falls guests of friends Saturday night from Your Old We Recommend Thatcher’s Blood & Liver Syrup enroute to Ashland, where they are spending a few weeks with friends on the Applegate. The cou were guests of relatives. ple was accompanied here by Bill • • • for That Spring Sluggishness Home Town Look Over Ground—Henry Dem Winningham, also of Klamath mer, M. E. Gamer and Walter Falls, who visited relatives over RELIABILITY—PURITY—QUALITY Demmer made a trip to the Apple the week-end. • • • gate country Tuesday to look over First Birthday — Paul Dewey We Carry All Reliable Home Remedies some ground for placer mining. Copeland will soon be four years • • • Gold from Barnyard—There i» old but expects to celebrate his still gold on Jacksonville hill. Lloyd first real birthday Monday, Feb Wright has been digging in his ruary 29. Dewey would like to Special Attention Given to Prescriptions barnyard and has a nice little store hear, through The Miner, whether there are any other little Jackson of gold in a bottle to show for it. PHONE 12 ville boys or girls who have a leap • • • Entertain Sunday—Mr. and Mrs. year birthday. • • • Roy Hewett of Medford entertained Clearing Channel—Little Apple Sunday in honor of two birthdays gate people, fearing that high water that of Mrs. Hewett and also that of her mother, Mrs. Ernest Wright. in the spring will follow a wet winter and repeat the damages • • • FORMAY, the new shortening, 1 pound 20< * Prospecting for Your Called Here — Frank Wooten’s wrought in 1927, are preparing for STRAIGHT PEABERRY COFFEE, pound 28d sister, Mrs. Smith from Cascade, the flood in cleaning out the debris Idaho, arrived'in Jacksonville Sat- in a section of the river. Drift wood and other rubbish which has col ALL KINDS OF GARDEN SEEDS IN PACKAGES lected is being cleared away. Subscription Today XOCALand PERSONAL ¿NEWS ♦ • JOHNSON’S What About It Men? •* LET YOURSELF IN NEWS NONSENSE The Jacksonville Pharmacy THE Jacksonville S &. W CANNED GOODS Miner • • ♦ Harold B. Gillis XAZ ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON SIX MONTHS 50c Office in Jacksonville Sanitarium P ost O ffice B ox 138 Hours—Mon., Wed., Fri., 9-12 6-9 Every Evening > Is Ready and How P hone J acksonville 81 FRESH GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS 5c package Northrup, King and Co.'s Fine Seeds None Betler at Any Price JACKSONVILLE CASH STORE Released from Hospital -Having been released from the Sacred Heart hospital the first of the week, Herman Walter is remaining at the home of his sister, Mrs. Fred Of- fenbacher for a few days before returning to his home on lower Applegate. Mr. Walter had been suffering from an abcessed hand. • • • Call on Grandma—Mr. and Mrs. Miles Cantrall, Mr. and Mrs. Har lan Cantrail, Mrs. N. M. Bachelder of Ruch, Mr. and Mrs John Can trail and son Truly and wife and daughters Gail anflforma, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cantrall and daughter Doris and son Delbert of Medford were callers on Grandma Cantrall Sunday. * • * Building House -It may be a long time until summer, but two Jack sonville ladies are making prepa rations for it anyway. Mrs. Leila McKee and sister, Mrs. Tressa Dews, are having a summer home built on the Applegate in the Beav er creek vicinity. 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