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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (March 25, 1932)
T he J acksonville M iner Jews Brookings of Los Angeles have birthday anniversaries occurring arrived on the Applegate and are within a few days of each other. remaining at the Lone Star mine on Those complimented were Mrs. Star gulch, where the two men are Frank Knutzen, Louie Hansen and employed. Walter Miller. Seven families en Both from Jacksonville and Over the Hill • • • joyed the day’s events. • • • • Mrs. Glenn Saltmarsh is spend-) • Mrs. Scotty Nunn spent Thurs at the community hospital Monday. ing several days at Talent visiting • The Jacksonville high Girls’ her parent», Mr. and Mrs. G. F. league will give a banquet for the Her condition is improving. day in Medford on busines». • • • • • • Hamilton, and her aunt, Mrs. Rob boys’ and girls’ basketball teams A bank is more than the ert Smith, at Klamath orchards, April 1. Festivities will take place building it occupies. It is more • Annette Ann Dow of Medford • Miss Ethel Houston of Little Ap at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray than the capital and su rpl us. was a recept guest in Jacksonville. plegate had as guests Sunday Mrs. near Medford. • • • Hunsaker, additional guests to be • * • It is a living institution, made Homer Harvey and daughter Opal • Events have been shaping them- ' Mrs. Nee, Mr. Coe, Ray Hunsaker, so by the men who manage it. • V. J. Emerick of Medford was of Medford. • • • selves to bring about sale of Sam Helen Kafoury and Mrs. Ray Hun- Their reputation for saga visiting Applegate friends lUMt Coffman ’» house and acre of p ound saker. Mr. Milton E. Coe is to act • Mr. and Mrs. William McDaniel city, for conservation, for week. • • • were week-end guests at the home on the edge of Jacksonville, an old as toastmaster, Jessie Clark, Lula good judgment becomes the of the latter’» sister, Mrs. William couple having taken a liking to the Metzger, Bud Reinking, Charles bank’s reputation. • Miss Audrey Metzger spent location as a building site. Ward and Robert Forbes will an Wednesday night with her aunt, Hansen, at Medford. The officers of this institu • • * swer with short speechse. No April • • ♦ Mrs. Smetz, east of Jacksonville. tion fully realize this fact and fool jokes have been scheduled as • • • • Mr. and Mrs. Charles Purcel of • Everett Smith, employed in en yet, are determiner! to guard the but where such a group gathers • Miss Helen luimb of Griffin Medford spent Sunday with the gineer work for the state highway anything may happen. fine reputation which the creek spent Wednesday evening former’s mother, Mrs. Mary I’ur- for a number of years at San Ber bank has acquired. • • ♦ nardino, was transferred recently with Florence Conger, on the Old cel of the Applegate. to Indio, Calif., according to a let • Professor Jones of the William- • • • Stage road. ette university economie« depart ter received by his relatives here. • • • • Mrs. Frank Homes and son Ber ment addressed a general high • • « • H. H. Farley Monday nold hi» nard of Toledo, Oregon, are spend school assemlJy Tuesday of this truck to Ray Johnson, Sterling’s ing several days at the home of • The Sineda mine, operating with week. The professor discussed the three giants, attracts frequent vis famous wood hauler. Sums involved Mrs. Fred Offenbacher. itors. About 30 or 40 people, some “Marks of An Educated Man.” At • • • would not be revealed. whom were from Medford, came another meeting Wednesday Mrs. • • « • Guests at the home of Mrs. Ed of to Little Applegate Sunday 'io t_ I Davis, of the Jackson County Sav Medford • Mrs. J. I). West of Little Apple Smith Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. ings and Ixjan association, ad gate underwent a major operation Everett Smith, Mrs. Sarah John watch the whirling water and mov- i dressed the students on “Securities ing dirt. and Mrs. Clay John and son Jimmy, • • • for School Savings in the Savings all of Medford. • R. E. Eller of Sterling section Is anf * ^an- She stated school stud- • • * patiently waiting for his circular en^8 °, have on deposit • Mrs. Ethel Olsen, telephone op wood saw to come back home. more than $28,000, with $30,000 in erator of this city, accompanied by About three weeks ago the saw was government bonds to guarantee the On All her daughter and son, Violet and stolen from the roadside near his fiarn- “ J?*1ort 8*1^» taken from the Non-Reactinq Jersey Ernest, visited recently at the home place ana no clues to the theft have f a2 j "Diamonds, Diamonds, ” followed the of " Mrs. W. A. Childers. talk. H erd been found since. • • • * * • Modern Mechanical Milking, C. A. Singler camped at the G. TWO RICH PIONEERS ILL All Plates Made in Our J. C. Yakel, the Rawleigh re E. Wright place Tuesday night with Sterilizing and Cooling Own Laboratory tailer, carries in stock a full 41 head of cattle which he is driv Equipment With the last flurry of winter, line of medicines, extracts, food ing to Williams creek where he ex when spring has not quite come, Dr. Charles E. Kunz products, stock feeds, fly pects to make his home. Always the Freshest, two of Ruch’s pioneer folks are ill. • • • sprays and disinfectants. He Holly Theatre Building Mrs. Mary Hughes is confined to Purest and Best will make regular trips every Phone 68—Medford • Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Foreman her bed with the flue and Mrs. six weeks and is located two and granddaughter, Miss Georgia Louisa Ray also is ill, although she blocks north of grange hall, in Hanby, and Mrs. Ella Ratell were has not entirely given up to stay Central Point. Sunday afternoon guests at the in bed. • * * home of Mrs. J. Hartman. Both la<lies have enjoyed com • • • • In accord with their established paratively good health all winter. • Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Dunford, custom, Vivian and Hubert DeHaas, ’ Mrs. Hughes, nearing her eighties, residents of Medford since January, now located at Prospect, towned is a student, interesting herself in Wishes All of You a PHYSICIAN AND moved to the Little Applegate Wed Saturday night and returned Mon good reading when she is free from nesday. They are making their day morning. About every other household duties. The Bible is in- SURGEON week they manage to get down for . eluded in her selection of reading; home here with Walt Zeidler. • • • a visit with the “folks,” Mr. an* matter. Mrs. Ray, who celebrated Office in Jacksonville Mrs. Ray Wilson of the Nugget con* her 85th birthday in January, has • The Jacksonville dance continues Sanitarium to prosper and indications point to fectionery. centered her interests in quilt mak • ♦ ♦ a record crowd for this week’s East Hours — Mon., Wed., Fri., 9-12 ing. B er eve affair. Nearly 120 couples • Al Vohn, San Francisco mu- 6-9 Every Evening Easter Dinner Sunday sician, is spending the week at the ALL-STARS , were in attendance last week. I CLEANUP SCHOOL • • • I home of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Klein- from five till seven Phone Jacksonville 81 a finale to grade basketball • Mrs. E. R. Jones is expected to) hammer. Mr. Vohn is a friend of at As Jacksonville’s school the Do-Nut be able to return to her home by Mr. and Mrs. Merriam Worthing- 1 league All-Stars, or a picked team ' ton, who also are making an in the end of this week, having been of eight boys from the 25 partici confined at a Medford hospital for definite visit at the Kleinhammer pants in the interclass league have Daily Pickup Service 1 home. This Californian finds horse nearly two weeks with the flu. • • ♦ back riding one of the enjoyable played a series of windup games. The All-Stars, consisting of Bud i» almost here • Due to lonliness of Judge Tou- diversions of his trip. Mitchell, Stuart Forbes, Orville • • • velle, who now lives by himself in Stevenson, fordwards; Donald God- • Mrs. Fred Benedict spent the his large Jacksonville home, Ernest Time to Be Thinking ley, and Byron Baches, centers; Si Olson has been guest of the pioneer week-end with her mother, Mrs. mon Johnson, Andrew Miller and Caroline Winetrout, at Grants Pass, Special Holiday Prices overnights for several days past. who was celebrating her eightieth Kelsey Branam, guards; looks on • • • Leave Bundles at paper like the third best team in • T. S. Cady of the Summit service birthday anniversary Sunday. The school. They have defeated the high L eonard ’ s C afe Beautiful Steam push Waves, station is having his residence new-! remaining children were present, in school frosh twice, 8-7 and 14-12, I cluding Carl Winetrout of Klamath for ly kalsomined and redecorated Tulip Oil, Oil of Sandalwood throughout the interior. H. A. Van Falls and Clarence Winetrout of I and the eighth grade squad 10-9. or plain— V alley C leaners the C’imate city. The family are The eighth grade squad has con Scoyoc of Medford is doing the and up and D yers . former residents of Thompson creek sistently defeated the high school work. third string players. Work Guaranteed • • • and Murphy. * • * Shampoo and Finger Wave • Road crews on relief work in the or Marcel, $1 Griffin creek district have greatly • Recent guests at the home of A HAPPY improved appearance of the road, Mrs. E. H. Taylor were Mrs. James BOWMAN BARBER having been busy the past week Fretwell of Howard district and cutting brush and cleaning side Sheriff and Mrs. R. G. Jennings of & BEAUTY SHOP Medford. It would seem that there ditches. Medford • • * is one interest at least that shares Phone 57 105 W. Main • Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Percival and as much of the sheriff’s time as the ■ approaching election. That is Gary, Is Sincerely Wished to All his new grandson. Grandpa delights By the in telling just what a five months’ old boy can do. • • • • Miss Billy Rippey left Saturday No one can tell nor yet predict for her home at San Francisco, fol Phone 52 We Deliver lowing a four-day visit here with What future days may send her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Rip But we hope your Easter happiness pey. She accompanied her parents here from Fort Bragg, Calif., where Will never, never end. they had been called on account of the illness of Mrs. Rippey’s mother, Mrs. M. Hagemann. When the group left Fort Bragg Mrs. Hage- Prescriptions a Specialty mann’s condition was improved, al PHONE 12 though it was necessary to retain a nurse in her home. • « • • Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Johnson of Merrill spent the week-end at the Hot Dinner Sandwiches home of Mr. and Mrs. Miles Can trall and also visited their daugh ter, Mrs. Aletha Cantrall of this Phone 1317 or 1317-J-2 Medford city. The purpose of their trip to this section of the state, however, HEADQUARTERS FOR We Have a Complete Line of was to visit Mr. Johnson’s father, William Johnson, at Ashland, who T he J acksonville M iner will soon reach his 94th birthday. Although afflicted with a paralytic stroke some time ago, the Ashland man is able to be about. FRUIT TREES, SHADE TREES, SHRUBS * • ♦ AND ORNAMENTALS OF ALL KINDS • Showers, which cause so much trouble to spring hats and the like at this time of the year, failed to We Make a Specialty of the Sandwiches, Fountain Drinks, Candy, Cigars dishearten a Thompson creek picnic Barber Shop and Pool Hall in Connection crowd Sunday. They transferred their picnic to the Tom Mee home and had their lunch cafeteria style, SOUND HORN FOR CURB SERVICE Come to Our Sales Yard and Select What picked flowers and played horse PHONE 162 You Need at 524 South Riverside shoes between sprinkles. The picnic was arranged in celebration of three PERSONAL news notes Living Institution Farmers and Fruitgrowers Bank Wendt’s Dairy Special Prices PLATES Amy’s Place Harold B. Gillis HAPPY EASTER SPRING EASTER CLEANING PERMANENT WAVES $5 Easter Time AT EASTER BASKET GROCERY The Jacksonville Pharmacy The Place to Get Good Home-Cooked Meals VILLA NURSERIES Nursery Stock THE NUGGET FINEST ROSES
