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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1932)
T he J acksonville M iner 5 (xis and th« children experienced • All aorta of atoriea about sore the thrill of picking up several toes, aching muscles, and even fish «mail nuggets. The pupils of this emanated from an all-day hike by school are preparing for the com Beaver creek pupils into Palmer pletion of the term, an«l are ar creek section Saturday. The report Poth from Jacksonville and Over the Hill ranging for a program an«! picnic goes that Bob Fletcher got home on that day. Mis« Houston was with 16 fish, while Victor and I es • Henry Demmer mad«* u business • Mr. and Mr». Clint Dunnington hire«l to teach there for another ter Anderson caught six, but the boys weren’t around to verify the trip to Eugene I mh I week, returning of this city are making their home term at a recent board meeting. • « « statement. Miss Janet Balis, teach Monday. on Little Applegate, having bought • • • a ranch on W«»lf gulch belonging to • Mrs. Edna Armstrong Schump er at Beaver, admitted that she and two daughters are here from didn't even see a fish. • Mrs. Floy«l Jenkins and children Henry Mankin«. • • « • • • Hollywood, Calif., to be at the bed were visitors Sunday al the home side of George Schump. The moth of her mother, Mrs. Zetta Lontz. • Before returning to Eugene • Mark Winningham was in Jack • • * sonville W«*dne«<lay from hi« ranch er an«l «laughters have been down Monday Mrs, Cora Crump and sis • Mrs. Elizab«*th Parks and son at Copper. Mark wax trading with s««uth for some time and it has ter, Miss Gladys Ankeney, who had Hollis of Medford visited at the local merchant«, stocking up on been years since the daughters have I been visiting Medford and Apple seen their father. gate relatives for the last week, nece««itieN of life. home of Mrs. C. C. Buck Friday. • * • There Is No Substitute ♦ • • were entertained with a picnic in • Ashland Lithia park Sunday. Those • George Carter, republican can • Dinner guest« entertained at the • James Buckley is seriously ill at for a Savings Account didate for county clerk, was in home of Mr«. F. J. Rippey Sunday the Sacre«l Heart hospital, follow enjoying the day were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crump and little son and Start Yours Today Jacksonville Wednesday campaign were Mr. and Mr«. G. A. Crosby of ing an operation performed Thurs ing. Medford and Mr. an«i Mrs. Harry day of last week. Mr. Buckley was their niece and nephew, Peggy and at the e e • very ill at his home for nearly a Sonny Boyd, and Agnes Dunford Helms of Applegate. of Applegate, Mr. and Mrs. Jack week before his removal to the hos-! • Mr«. Lulu Saulsberry Sunday • • • • evening slipped and fell at her • T. S. Cady has just finished pital. Dr. J. C. Hayes is the at Crump and sons of Medford, and Mrs. Cora Crump and Miss An home here, painfully injuring her painting the small tenant house he tending physician. keney. * • • spine. had built in the grove back of the « • « • • • Summit service station and it is • Considerable activity in mining • John Hughe« of Medford, re- now ready for occupancy. is under way on Forest creek, ac • Depressions, says Amy Dow, publican candidate for sheriff, wau cording to reports. P. Williams of proprietor of Amy’s Place in this • • • calling on Applegate friend« We«|- • Mother« day program — The Olympia, who bought the Steffen city, finally catch up with one, par I ticularly when she has been carry Medford ncHilay. Presbyterian Sunday school is in sluice property and concentrator, ing huge accounts for months. Wat • • • ha« workmen busy building reser viting all mother« to be with them • Mis. Joe Mcknight, Lozier lane next Sunday. U-sson 10 to 10:30 voirs and drifting. Flumes are set er running out of a bucket, she resident, was visiting here with her a. m. Program 10:30 to 11 o’clock. and later on two crews will be em says, with none running into it, Tuesday, following a few days ployed, it is said. parent«, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilson, I forms a vivid example of what has spent with southern Oregon rela • • • been happening to her cash regis tives, among whom were her broth • « • Tuesday. • Bill Bilger, who is manager of • • • • Mr and Mrs. James Winning ter. She adds that the time has er, A. S. Kleinhammer, of Apple • Misses Mary H*rbar«. and Helen a large hardware store in Seattle, ham an«l daughter Valera and Mr. i arrived when the bucket is empty gate. She expected to take up her Tjoadal of Ashanti «pent the week «pent a few hours in Jacksonville. an«l Mrs. Francis Edward« of Med and ir order to get water out water annual summer work as bookkeep end at the Port home as guests of Mr. Bilger was born here in the ford enjoyed a week-end trip to must first be put in. Hence, Amy is er at the Sequoia National park residence occupied by Alex Norris, i I>ee Port Jr. Crescent City, returning by way of going on a strictly cash basis and headquarters upon her arrival at • • • • • • Bandon an«i Roseburg. The group will be unable to grant further home. She was accompanied to the • Mrs. G. E. Wright anti «laugh • Miss Golda Boone was awarded reports an excellent trip with the credit. Friends and customers well Applegate by a brother, W. R. ter, Mrs. Ray Hewett, drove to $30,000 and hospital bills by a jury exception of a pour down at Ban know her inherent generosity and Kleinhammer of Berkeley, and a should continue to patronize the sister, Miss Ida Kleinhammer of (Ashland Thursday to enjoy the in Portland a few days ago. Miss don and Roseburg. establishment as they have done in Yreka. Mrs. Clyde Young and Boone is a Jacksonville young lady music festival. • . • the past. • • • and was injured in an automobile daughter Marylan of Ashland also • • • • lister Smith of Medford, stud • Mr. and Mrs. John Moulten of accident some time ago. joined the group for the day’s re ent at the Polytechnical school of • • • • The Jacksonville school board is Medford are new residents of Star engineering at Oakland, is spending endeavoring to reach some decision union at the Kleinhammer home gulch. Mr. Moulten expects to try • Mrs. Paul Anderson of Medford, a few days with his parents, Mr. here Tuesday. his luck with mining. sister of Edwin and Jess Taylor of and Mrs. Ed Smith, at Ruch, hav with Applegate school patrons con • • • the Applegate, underwent an «>p- ing taken advantage of the excur cerning the finances of transporta eration at the Sacre«i Heart hos sion rates. Mrs. Smith is accom tion to the local high school. The • Mr. anti Mrs. Albert Hackert and children of this city spent the week pital Monday forenoon. Dr. Charles panying her husband on his visit financial end of the proposition is very unsatisfactory at the present, end at the home of Mrs. Hackert's T. Sweeney has charge of the case. to the Applegate. • • • a board member declared. A meet brother, I.eonard McKee. • • • ing scheduled for Saturday night • • • Bowman Barber and Beauty • Mr. an«l Mrs. Franzen of Yreka at Ruch ended in a complete fail shop is giving marcels or fin Visit the Native Daughters have moved to their new property ure, with only two families in the i ger waves for 75 cents; with a Museum in the historic Bruner in the lower Applegate section, hav- Applegate represented. This prob on Deferred shampoo $1. Permanents $5 building. Open Wednesday af l ing purchased the J. L. Oscar ranch ably was due to other Saturday and up, all work guaranteed. ternoons from 2 until 5 o’clock. Payments there. Their little daughter has en night activities and delay in spread • • • Ix>cated at 105 West Main, tered the Applegate school. Mr. and ing word of the meeting. Another Medford. • Joe Schidmling, a Jacksonville • • • Mrs. Oscar have rented the Jess meeting will be called in the near boy now living in Portland, is York place in Josephine county an«l future. spending a few days in the old • Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smith of are residing there. • ♦ * Holly Theater Bldg. this city entertaine«! with a dancing home town. Joe still wants to mine. • * • • Frances Kleinhammer of Los • • • party at their home Saturday eve-. Phone 1433 .Medford _____ r______ their • Having obtained an option on Angeles returned to California • At a boar«! meeting at the Un ning. About 50 guests enjoyed iontown school held last week, Miss' hospitality. Dancing ensued for a the Mankins placer mine a month Emma Cook of Ashland was re- short time after the midnight re ago, Charles H. Brown of San i Diego arrived a few days ago to FLOUR, Seal of Oregon Hardwheat, elected to teach next year’s term freshments. • • * prospect the property, which lies there. 49-pound sack........................................ e • i • The house on Jacksonville hill in a two-mile strip along Poor] Man ’ s creek. He brought one work- belonging to J. E. Enders of Ash JEWEL SHORTENING, pound earton..... • Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Johnson of land burned down Saturday mom- man with him and a few local men Oakland were in the lower Apple TUNA FISH, i/2s, 2 for....................... ........ gate .section a few days ago at ing an«l most of the contents were will be employed in the work. * • * MACARONI, 4 pounds................................... tempting to find a new location on destroyed. It was occupied by C. R. Smith, who is mining on the En • Last Wednesday, while playing a farm there. FELDMAN’S NAPTHA SOAP, bar.............. • • • ders property. on the school grounds, Charles • • • GRAPE-NUT FLAKES, 2 packages........ Wright received such a severe fall • Monday Paul Demmer, who came • Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Garner drove he was sent to the hospital for here from San Francisco not long ago, had the misfortune to strike to Crescent City and return Sun-' examination. Fortunately he was his foot with a pick, inflicting a day. This was the first time they not seriously hurt. Then on Sun ha«l made the trip an«l they were, day George Wright dropped a saw- painful injury. PHONE 142 WE DELIVER delighted, especially with the pro on his foot, cutting a deep gash fusion of beautiful flowers now in, which made walking difficult for a bloom along the way. time but he is out again now. • • • * • • • Roy Winningham. Jacksonville’s • Mrs. Mensor of San Francisco, newest businessman, invested five I whose husband conducted a store in cents in two goats this week and Jacksonville and whose residence promptly entered the ranching was on the corner of California business. Roy’s mother reports two I avenue and Fifth street (where If s tht Fintst tht Mar Set Affords loaves of brea«i were missing the stands the Severance home), the first day of the new venture. A 100% Local Product mother of 15 children, 13 of whom * * * still live, passed away at her home Featured and Sold Fresh • Miss Ethel Houston and several in the bay city a few days ago. Kvery Day by All Local. of her pupils from the Little Ap Old residents of this city and valley Sash, door and all building materials are, we Home Owned Grocery plegate school enjoyed a hike Sat will remember well the family. Stores think, at the lowest possible cost—now is the urday, with the Sineda mine as • * * "It's Good to tht I.att Drof>" their destination. The group spent • Mr. and Mrs. William McDaniel time to build. For example: some time watching mining meth- accompanied their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Luy of Medford vicinity, to Cres cent City Sunday. They found the NEWTOWN APPLES, box................... day cold and windy at the coast, APRICOTS, first class dried, pound........... Noiv Selling as Low as but enjoyed the early floral beauty along the southern portion of the PEACHES, first class dried, pound.......... route. Azaleas, wild lilac and scotch WHITE FIGS, first class dried, pound.... broom are blooming and the rhod- adendrons are budding, they said. WHITE EAGLE SOAP, 10 bars.................. ♦ ♦ ♦ DILL PICKLES, gallon glass jar.................. • Norman Kubli, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kubli, celebrated his GOOD HOUSE BROOMS.............................. Per Thousand sixth birthday Saturday. He met with a butter paddle in the hands of his grandmother about the first When you are in need of building material com thing in the morning, with a par Phone 52 We Deliver ental remark that it would be a pare our prices with others. When buying from good thing if he had a birthday every day. Norman is entertaining our yards we guarantee to deliver the grade high hopes of starting to school that you buy. this fall and being one of the “reg’lar fellers.” ♦ ♦ * On Chicken Feed, Flour & General Merchandise • Mrs. Nellie Barrett of Willows, GOOD NEWTOWN APPLES, pound........ Calif., and Mrs. A. D. Teimy of Ask Your Neighbor About Us Oakland were week-end guests at COCOA, 2 pound can.................................... the home of the former’s parents, WHITE WONDER SOAP, an Oregon Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Peckham on N Applegate. Guests at the Peckham product, 8 bars................................... home who plan on spending this week there are Mrs. Peckham’s son, and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scof- field, Misses Ann Mulldrick and Phone 594 Medford Where the Miner» Bring Their Gold Jean Robinson, and Donald Mull PHONE 74 DELIVER drick, all of Willows. PERSONAL NEWS NOTES Prosperity Comes Faster to Th ose Who Save Regularly Farmers and Fruitgrowers Bank Chiropractic Service Dr.EJ.Carpenter $1.25 11c 25c 25c 5c 25c Jacksonville Cash Store WENDT’S PURE JERSEY LUMBER MILK 65c 15c 121/jC 15c 25c $1 45c 2x4s, Rough or Surfaced BASKET GROCERY Prices Are A1 ways Reasonable 2c 25c 25c Godward's Mercantile Co. Economy Lumber Co
