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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1932)
T he J acksonville M iner • Frank Green of Ruch is recov-! birthday anniversary. Others be ering from the effects of a para-1 sides local people present for the lytic stroke occurring Friday. He event were Mr. and Mrs. lister was away from the house when he Throckmorton and son and daugh became afflicted, and was ¡11 for ter of Eagle Point, and Mr. and three hours before friends found! Mrs. William Hansen and Mr. and him. He is able to leave his bed Mrs. Lawrence Luy of Medford. • Lloyd Hanscom of Sums Valley turned to the Applegate from Gott- part of the time. Forty-seven years ago this pioneer • ♦ « visited the Applegate a few days ville, Calif., where they have been and his wife and family came to The money you save—not the employed. • Having rented their home at Oak Ruch from Sutter county on the ago. • * • money you earn—is the only Grove to Mr. and Mis. Harold Davis Sacramento river, and have lived • Kenneth of Medford, Mr. and Mrs. Dean in the Ruch vicinity ever since. Johnson, student at real proof giving evidence of • Carl Holzgang of Medford spent • * » the week end as a guest of Louis Jacksonville high school, transfer Saltmarsh have moved in the Coke your financial progress. Only red Tuesday or this week to the house east of town. Mr. Saltmarsh • The Girls’ league of Jacksonville Buckley. by saving steadily and syste • * * is employed at the J. A. Manke high school held its regular meeting Central Point school. matically as much as you can • • • ranch. The family had lived at Oak Tuesday afternoon of this week and • Mrs. Chester Purcel of this city Grove for about three years. set aside from your earnings spent Monday at the home of Mrs. • Mrs. C. E. Offerman, who has discussed many important issues of * • • James Buckley. each week can you be com been visiting her mother, Mrs. So- the day, some of them overheard * • • phia Demmer, returned to her home • A considerably larger amount of concerning six dozen buns for some pletely free from all money interest was displayed in Sunday’s thing or other, two potatoes apiece, • Aihury Beall and son Earl of in Portland Saturday. worries. A small sum starts baseball game at Palmer creek than one being more than reducing diets M edford were recent guests at the • • • you at the— home of Mr. arid Mrs. F. J. Rippey. • Mrs. Hattie Logan and Sam was in evidence at the game a week permit, and pairing short girls with • • « ago. A livley game ensued with Jim short fellows. Mystery surrounded Randall of this city spent the week • Mr. and Mrs. Marian Robbins of end as guests of Mrs. Logan’s Winningham’s nine losing to Elmer the meeting and The Miner’s cor Ross’ players by a score of 16 to respondent was unable to unearth Medford were recent visitors at the brother, Ansil Gilson. 21. Four girls again joined the further information regarding busi home of Mr. and Mrs. John Penmil. a * < ranks of players. • « • ness transacted but it is understood • G. E. Wright of Jacksonville hill • • e • Miss Patricia Hogan, teacher at district is getting his farming done • Norval Taylor of Salem, accom Friday evening of this week has the Sterling school, spent the week in record time this year by having panied by his cousins, Venita and some connection with the whispered discussion. end at her home on Thompson the soil worked with a tractor. • • • Kenneth Anderson of Medford, vis creek. • • • ited relatives on the Applegate • After almost a year of procras Medford • • • • A. J. Davis and O. I.. McDugle Sunday. Mr. Taylor expected to re-I tination people of the Beaver creek • Dick und Hob Head have re- of Cedro Wooley, Wash., arrived tum to Salem Tuesday after hav- j district gathered Sunday and fur Friday to visit the former’s broth ing spent several days visiting his thered the work of leveling the completed with one more day’s er, William Davis at Sterling. father, Linn Taylor, and other rela school grounds. The men brought work, which is scheduled for next • • • tives at Medford. teams and scrapers and filled gul Sunday. • • ♦ Ask for Visit the Native Daughters lies at the rear of the school build • Another rancher who has taken ing, in addition to replacing a sec Museum in the historic Bruner HATCHING EGGS AND over sheep raising is Willis Scott, tion of the pipeline from the spring. building. Open Wednesday af DAY OLD CHICKS Little Applegate resident. Mr. ternoons from 2 until 5 o’clock. The women were engaged in brush Scott purchased 110 head. Milch burning. An indoor picnic was From 5 Breeds of Good-Laying • • • Hens • Mrs. Dolly Swan of Stockton is cows were traded to Jeff Lindsay staged at noon, with a monstrous of Eagle Point for about 90 head kettle of chili beans as the chief W. C. KASSHAFER spending several days visiting at Phone 153 Jacksonville the home of her granddaughter, of the animals, while the remaining dish. Leveling of the grounds was Mis. Gene Mee, and other relatives number were purchased from M. R. started last spring, and will be Buck, local rancher. on Applegate. • • • • • • J. C. Yakel, the Rawleigh re • Mrs. William Harlow, formerly Iva Fr edericks Says— tailer, carries in stock a full Mm. L. V. Y oung, was expected to No Woman Should line of medicines, extracts, food arrive on the Applegate early in On All products, stock feeds, fly the week from Macon, Ga., where Look Her Age sprays and disinfectants. He she had spent the last four months. These Days will make regular trips every • * • .six weeks and is located two Come in and let us tell you • Mrs. Francis Hansen of lower blocks north of grange hall, in about how easy it is to keep a All Plates Made in Our Applegate is recovering from an Central Point. beautiful complexion in only operation performed at the Sacred Own Laboratory • e ♦ five minutes a day. Heart hospital over a week ago. Dr. • Owing to additional work which Charlse T. Sweeney was the at Dr.Charles E. Kunz M edford C osmetic comes to housewives in the spring, tending physician. Holly Theatre Building the Little Applegate sewing dub • • • and B eauty S hop Phone 68 — Medford is meeting fortnightly instead of 116 North Central, Medford • Edward Kubli and Floyd McKee once a week, as had been their cus both have been confined to their The 25c meal that is beds for several days with an un I tom during the winter. Mrs. D. L. unsurpassed—ask the usual throat illness, with which Jones entertained last week and many people are said to be affected Mrs. Gilbert Barshaw will be hos man who has tried this tess to the club at their next meet spring. Both are recovering. one. • • • ing. - • Jim Winningham and Red Sim Also Try the Pies mons of Medford are devoting • While the school faculty w>as for the Easter holiday Mar That Mother Would Re working hours to mining on Ster away garet Norvel held a slumber party | ling creek near the old Gilson place. Proud to Make They have leased a section of for several of her friends at her ground from Paul Pierce and are home near the school house. Mar PARKING SPACE running a drift to a back channel. garet Edens, Doris and Jessie Clark, Audrey and Lula Metzger • • • • Mr. and Mrs. Walker, former were present for the evening and residents of Beaver creek section, | it is suspected that little slumber have returned to that place, follow overtook the gathering. • • • ing the cessation of work at Boul-j der dam, where Mr. Walker had • Mrs. Mary Norvel, first and sec- been employed. The Walkers expect | ond grade teacher of Jacksonville’s 19 North Fir Street to build a new house on their prop public school, was hostess Sunday Medford to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hunsaker, erty. Miss Maxine Brookins, Miss Beth Crocker, Miss Helen Kafoury and Paul Hess. It was admitted by sev eral of the guests that activities in cluded reading, games and dozing Sunbeam Hardwater Coco Toilet Soap following heartv partaken edibles. 1 CAKE 10c, 1 CAKE lc, 2 CAKES........... 11c • • • • Mr. and Mrs. Jack O’Brien and WHITE EAGLE Laundry Soap, 10 bars..... 25c son Donald visited Saturday at the MORNING MILK, 4 for 25c home of Mr. and Mrs. Armond Per rault at Medford. The O’Briens met GOOD BROOMS......................................... 40c with an unusual experience on their return home when their car skidded on the wet pavement at the Poor Mans creek crossing and backed down a 12-foot embankment. There Phone 52 We Deliver were no serious results from the accident. PERSONAL NEWS NOTES Proof of Progress! 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Frank Rice is a former resident of Ruch. * • * • Mrs. Merriam Worthington from San Francisco, who is making an extended visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Kleinhammer, has been complimented with several so cial affairs at Medford homes. Thursday she attended a 1 o’clock luncheon at the home of Miss Billie Carless, where bridgse was enjoyed during the afternoon. Sunday Mrs. Worthington and her aunt, Mrs. Pete Garret, visiting here from Oakland, were honored with a din ner at the home of Mrs. Clarence Frye. Don't You Envy Him? * SUBSCRIBE TODAY! Join the rapidly swelling list of regular readers ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR Six Months Fifty Cents • • • • Twelve relatives were present at a birthday dinner given at the A. Throckmorton home Sunday in hon i or of Mr. Throckmorton’s 79th I ADDRESS BOX 138, JACKSONVILLE
