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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1932)
T he J acksonville M iner Their son ha« entered the Apple gate school in the primary grades. • a • • Mrs. H. P. Sellers of Elk Creek came to Ruch a few days ago to care for her mother, Mrs. Mary Hughes, who is ill with the flu. Mr. Easter week-end with Applegate I and Mr«, George Hughes of Med- I friends. ford also visited their mother Sat- • • • urday. • • • • Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kubli and (laughter Helen of Junction City • H. H. Farley, Jacksonville’s buH spent tne week-end with Applegate driver, ball manager, dance con relatives. ductor, wood merchant, rancher, • • • automobile dealer, ad lib., Monday • Miss I^ora Culy, student at the invested an unknown amount in a Ashland Normal school, spent the milch cow for his ranch on Little week-end with her parents on the Applegate. • • • Applegate. • • • • Edison Crandall, Bob Cherry and • Glenn Smith, Johnny Black and Kenneth Johnson, all hailing from John Davies of Ruch motored to Griffin creek, were dinner guests of Murphy Sunday, where they visited H. H. Farley, junior league team lew Stone. coach, while awaiting conference of • • backers and players of the young • Mr. anti Mrs. W. J. Kinsman of Legion baseball team. Thompson creek attended the fun- • • • eral of Dr. R. W. Poelnitz at Med • On Easter Sunday a birthday ford Monday. party for four was given by Mr. • • a and Mrs. Roy Hewitt at their home Right now you can buy a in Medford. Those honored were setting hen and 15 eggs, all for Miss Louise Laughead, Lloyd $1.50 at the Summit service Wright, Hugh Wright and H. H. station. Farley, all of Jacksonville and vi • • • cinity. • Mr«. Laura Hamer, East Med • • * ford, spent Thursday with Mrs. Hel • The Thompson creek lumber en Anderson of this city, who has company has its sawmill in opera been ill of late. tion and is producing a considerable • a a amount of lumber. A large order is • Mrs. Harlan Cantrall taught at being filled for the Blair Granite the Ruch school last week, substi works above Ashland and at pres tuting for Mrs. Walter Armpriest, ent the lumber is being hauled to who was ill with the flu. that place. PERSONAL NEWS NOTES Both from Jacksonville and Over the Hill • Mia. Mary Norville spent her Euster vacation in Portland. • • • • Mr. and Ray Hunsaker, of this city, spent the week end in Eugene. • a • • Aubrey Taylor was a week-end gueHt of Johnny Vlmont al Med ford. • • • • Mrs. Frances Wilson is spending this week In Medford with her daughter. a • a • Irene Dunn spent the past week end with her friend, Jessie Gaddy, of this city. * * • • Mr. and Mrs. Ixje Smith of this city visited the former’s parents on Applegate Sunday. • a * • Marie Gutches of Griffin creek returnee! to school Monday after an absence of a week due to illness. • • • • Mrs. Dora Saltmarsh is spending several days at the home of her non, Dean Saltmarsh, at Oak Grove. • • • • Roy Hodges was in Jacksonville from the Applegate country Tues day seeking repairs for hi« buzz naw. • • • • Richard Reeves and Jess Brook ings of the I/one Star mine left on a short business trip to Los An geles. • • • • Mr. and Mrs. Claud Medley of Medford spent Sunday at the home of the latter’s mother, Mrs. Mary I’urcel. • • • • Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Savage and son of Grants Pass visited with their niece, Mrs. Ray Stevenson, Sunday. • • • • M ìhx Helen Tjosdal and Benja min Goldy of Ashland spent the • • • a a a • Miss Brookin, fifth and sixth grade teacher in Jacksonville pub lic school, went to Portland to visit with her father over Easter. a a a • Mr. and Mrs. Albert Taylor of Yreka are visiting Mrs. Taylor’s mother, Mrs. Julia Curtis, al the Ixme Star mine on Big Applegate. • * * • Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Kradel and Mr. and Mrs. Danks Newcomb of Williams creek were Sunday guests at the home of Mrs. J. R. Hoffman. a a a HATCHING EGGS AND DAY OLD CHICKS From 5 Breeds of Good-Laying Hens • Dr. Warren L. Cameron, who has remained at the home of his broth er, Frank Cameron, for several months, left for Portland Saturday. a a a W. C. KASSHAFER 75c $1 CHICKEN LUNCH Brownie Marie Cafe All Kinds of Chicken Feed at Reasonable Prices 25c Godward’s Mercantile Co. a a a • Mrs. C. E. Opperman of Port land, and Miss Babe Demmer, who has spent the winter in that city with her sister, arrived Easter Sun day for a visit at the home of their mother, Mrs. Sophia Demmer, of Jacksonville hill. Mrs. Opperman will return to Portland Saturday but Miss Demmer will stay with her mother for some time yet. a a a • Mr. and Mrs. Vem Shangle and two small boys and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Cave were here Sunday and enjoyed dinner in the evening. The Caves were returning from a drive to Fort Jones while the Medford photographer and family were re peating a wise habit of retiring to the peaceful confines of Jackson ville for a pleasant evening and sat isfying meal. a a a Living Institution v/ A bank is more than the building it occupies. It is more than the capital and surplus. It is a living institution, made so by the men who manage it. Their reputation for saga city, for conservation, for good judgment becomes the bank’s reputation. The officers of this institu tion fully realize this fact and are determined to guard the fine reputation which the bank has acquired. Farmers and Fruitgrowers Bank Medford • Mr. and Mrs. Albert Keyser, Medford, spent Sunday with Mrs. Keyser’s sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Wilson of this city. Mrs. Keyser has been employed for the past two years in the shoe de partment of a large Medford- de partment store and with her hus band plans to leave about April 1 for Elkhart, Indiana, where they I will make their home. a a a • About 20 Ruch people, ranging • Merriam Worthington and Al from tiny brothers to sedate un- Vohn have returned to San Fran- 1 cles, sallied forth Sunday afternoon cisco on a brief business trip. Mrs. to gather mushrooms in the sur Worthington is remaining at the rounding woods. The afternoon end home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ed with a goodly supply of the A. S. Kleinhammer, where her hus popular fungi. In the evening part band and Mr. Vohn also had been of the group retired to the home guests for three weeks. of Mrs. Gene Mee, where all par • • • ticipated in a mushroom fry. Others • Another mine on the Applegate were invited to the home of Miss that has become active since the Molly Ray to complete the day. appearance of a water supply is the a a a old I^iyton placer mine a few miles • The Hulet-for-Congress club below Applegate store. Six men are held a booster meeting a' Apple employed and two giants are in op gate grange hall Monday evening. eration. The mine is now owned by Among the speakers were Henry the Pacific Placer company. Conger and Charles Hoover of this . a a city, and Mr. Morris of Sams Val • School children of the Applegate ley. Several people in the audience observed Easter with some form of were called upon to express their an egg hunt. Most of the schools opinion politically. Applegate planned the event, for Friday after / grange will lend its support to Mr. noon, although Applegate school Hulet, recently resigned master of combined their usual observance Oregon s-tate grange. This candi with a picnic. The rainy weather re date will not start political speeches sulted in an indoor picnic, however. until after April 1. ♦ • * • * • • Mrs. Iuiney Stevenson and son Robert C. Stevenson and wife of • A day that resulted in a highly Salem arrived Sunday to visit with satisfactory piece of work was de her daughter, Mrs. C. A. Moore, voted to improvements at the Log and two sons, Ray and Marian Town cemetery near Ruch Monday. Stevenson and families of this city. A large crowd of men and women Mrs. Laney Stevenson will make assembled and accomplished com her home with her daughter, Mrs. I plete repairs of the fence, planting of flower seeds, and a general Moore, in this city. cleanup, including elimination of a a a brush and cans. At noon the work J. C. Yakel, the Rawleigh re ers participated in a campfire din tailer, carries in stock a full ner, which had been supervised by line of medicines, extracts, food products, stock feeds, fly sprays and disinfectants. He will make regular trips every six weeks and is located two blocks north of grange hall, in Central Point. • Mrs. Hansen, mother of Ix>uie Phone 153 Jacksonville Hansen of Applegate, wan seriously ill at her home Tuesday. A phy-I xician was called to diagnose her case. • • • • Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Phillips of Squaw I.ake left a few days ago for Roseville, Calif., where Mr. Phillips has employment in an ice M xiford plant. ♦ * ♦ Phone 57 105 W. Main • M iss May Marikins celebrated her 14th birthday anniversary Mon Finger Wave or day of this week. Miss Mankins, however, found time to attend Marcel school that day. • • • with Shampoo H. Hungry Farley was Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dunning- ton at dinner-serving time and is reported to have done right by his utensils and hosts. • • • • Medford people visiting friends on the Applegate Sunday were Mr. a • a and Mrs. Glenn Putnam, Mr. and Mrs. “Doc” Stevenson and Mr. and • The regular Saturday night Mrs. Orval Thomas. dance in the old hotel here last : • • • week was host to several out-of- • It seems that the entire country town people, two couples from San side observed Easter with extensive Francisco, two couples from Rose banqueting. Sam Reynolds was a burg and a Portland man being Sunday dinner guest at the home of present for the evening. An unus Mr. and Mrs. Clint Dunnington. ually large gathering was present • • • Every Day early in the evening. a a • • Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Martin, from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. formerly of Manton, Calif., are new • Mr. and Mrs. Miles Cantra’l arrivals to the Applegate valley, motored to Klamath Falls Sunday, Rest your car free in the lot having purchased the Renfro ranch where they were guests of Mr. and across the street while you do on the Little Applegate. Thqjf are Mrs. W. H. Johnson. They also en your shopping, then rest moving in this week. joyed visiting other friends there, • ♦ * yourself and enjoy a real returning the following day they lunch at the • Among these visiting at the called on friends in Ashland and home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. West enjoyed the city’s lithia water on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Roy their homeward journey. a a • West, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Chad wick, Archie West and Miss Mil • Contrary to the prevailing de dred McIntyre, all of Medford. pression idea, a new house is well • * * underway in the Beaver creek sec • Mr. and Mrs. Brookfield of Med tion. A six-room modem home is ford have moved to the Applegate, being built for Mr. and Mrs. John 19 Nerth Fir Street having leased a house from Harry Byrne. Ed O’Brien of Medford and Medford Brown on the E. J. Brown ranch. Bert Higginbotham of Central Point are employed as carpenters. George Peck of the Anplegate is applying the shingles on the roof. ♦ * a • Bill Hargis, Jacksonville’s bach elor living on Rich Gulch heights, has caused quite a stir among local ités by having his house repapered, BABY CHICK FEED, 7 pounds.......... repainted and repaired to an elabor ate extent. Some have it that pos A Complete Line of Groceries sibly Bill’s thoughts have lightly turned to something or other, or the grand view from his place has stirred some lady’s bosom. • « * Where the Miners Bring Their Gold • Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Dorothy PHONE 74 WE DELIVER chose Easter as an appropriate time | Bowman Barber and Beauty Shop to gather together the entire fam ily, plus annexations, for a hearty Sunday dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Ixiwrence, Medford, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davis, Forest Creek, Car men and Donald (Fatso) Dorothy all being present when the noon time call to eat was sounded. Cal Winningham. A cemetery as sociation will be formed as soon as possible. • * • • On Tuesday, March 29, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stevenson entertained with a chicken dinner in honor of Mr. Stevenson’s mother, father, brothers and sisters. This was the first time in 20 years they have all been together and it was a most happy and enjoyable reunion, to be sure. There were 19 present, includ ing F. V. Stevenson, Laney Stev enson, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Moore and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Stevenson of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Marian Stevenson and son, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stevenson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Stevenson have returned to their home. UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE Beginning next year Wisconsin employers of 10 or more persons must tax their pay rolls two per cent until a fund of $75 has been built up for each employe. Out of this fund employes receiving less than $1500 a year will be paid $10 a week for 10 weeks from the time they are laid off. Special Prices On All PLATES All Plates Made in Our Own Laboratory Dr.Charles E. Kunz Holly Theatre Building Phone 68—Medford WOOL SACKS 60c Each WOOL TWINE, each................. ..... KLAMATH FLOUR, 43-pound bag ... 1C 93c Jacksonville Cash Store WE DELIVER PHONE 142 ONE-CENT SALE Sunbeam liardwater Coco Toilet Soap 1 CAKE 10c, 1 CAKE lc, 2 CAKES........... 11c WHITE EAGLE Laundry Soap, 10 bars..... 25c MORNING MILK, 4 for............................. 25c GOOD BROOMS......................................... 40c BASKET GROCERY We Deliver Phone 52 For General Use, Wherever a Non-Irritating, Soothing and Cleansing MouthrWash or Gargle Is Necessary Always Use NYSEPTOL Save Money—Large 8-ounce Bottle 35c The Jacksonville Pharmacy Prescriptions a Specialty PHONE 12
