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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1932)
T he J acksonville M iner PERSONAL NEWS NOTES era, an«l as usual Pete is “right there with the goods.” 0 0 0 0 A number of Applegate people went to Provolt Sunday, where they atten«le«l an unusually inter esting baseball game waged be • Eruuk Roundtree of Montica, gene are new resident« of Ruch, tween Provolt and Kerby. The vis Culif., vixited old friends on Apple having come there to work in the iting nine won with a score of 21 gate recently. Hermon and Tittle mine on the to 22, which makes the first time • • • th«- Provolters have lost this spring. Venable ranch. ♦ • • « • • • Mrx. E. J. Cameron of Medford ix »¡»ending a few day» here with 0 “Chuck" Wilcox, who had »pent 0 Mr. an«l Mrs. Georg«: Lorrenz the winter at the home of Fre«l and the latter’« mother, Mrx. Nel her non, Erank Cumeron. • • • Offenbacher, returne«! to Medford son of Bandon, returne«! to that • Mrx. Forrest Ravenor ix making recently, where he has employment place Sunday after a vixit with Ap- plegate relatives. While Mr. an«l an indefinite vixit at Chil6quin at with the S. O. S. company. • • • Mrx. Ix>rrenz made a trip to Red the home of her « brother. « • ' 0 Well, at least the earthquake ding Mrx. Nelson spent three weeks • Mixx Jeanette McKee of Klam temblor« this week reminded sev with her xon Haruki on Thompson ath E u II m ix xepnding xeveral weeks eral Jacksonville observers of man's creek. • • • here with her grandparentx, Mr. infinextimal insignificance, at a wee 0 Charles Ravenor of Applegate and Mrx. Amos McKee, small hour of the morning. * • • underwent a major operation at the I • • • • Mrs. Paul Demmer and daugh 0 James Buckley, who ha«l been Sacre«! Heart hospital at Medford ( ter Thelma xpent the day Wednex- seriously ill at the Sacred Heart Monday. Although in a serious con day with Mrx. Demmer'« couxin, hospital following an operation five dition, he was reported as getting Mrx. Ruth Kent, near Applegate. weeks ago return«’«! to his horn«- on along ax well as could be expected. • ♦ ♦ Mr. Ravenor ha«l been in poor Applegate Tuesday of this week. health for some time. • Mi . Erank Knutzen returned re « • • • « • cently from Grantx Pass, where 0 Don Truax, well known on the 0 Dr. Hays, one of Me«lford’s well xhe had »pent a short time visiting Applegate, ix recovering from a at the home of Mrs. Art Hooper. * struggle with the measles at the known physicians, has dispose«! of! • • • his home in that city and was re-| home of his parents, Mr. an«i Mrx. porte«! as looking over Jacksonville • Tom Dickey, from the Suncrest George Truax, at Missouri Elat. with a speculative eye the first of j orchards near Medford, wax in 0 0 0 th«: week. It is not known definitely' Jacksonville Sunday looking over his residential property, which ix 0 Mr. and Mrs. William Carl of but local friends would not be sur- i Ixiwer Applegate have been «dected prised if Dr. Hays built a new home j Occupied. • 0 0 to an delegate« from Applegate in this city. « • • • Delbert Weeks, employe«! by grang<# to the state convention of grangers at Silverton June 14-17. 0 Harry Whitney the first of the Glenn Saltmarsh on Little Apple • • • week wax proudly displaying a gate, attended th«* Seventh Day Ad- ventixtx conference in Medford last 0 Mil Beryl Cunningham of Lit gleaming nugget probably weigh tle Applegate is spending several ing up about $5 worth, according u «-<-k. 0 0« days visiting her grandmother, to credulous eyewitnesses. It was 0 M. Ilarri i expected hack from Mrs. Nelson Nye, who reside« on discovered among gravel on the Washington «»on with hi. family, th«- Crater lake highway five miles Mattie Wilson place, which is un dergoing a thorough shaking down which he ix bringing here to join below Prospect.• • • by Whitney. him at his new homestead in Ster • • • 0 Mi Lucille Arant, teacher of ling section. the primary grades at West Side 0 0 0 0 Mr. an«i Mrs. Shay of Portland 0 M r. and Mrs. Lyal Sox of Eu school near Central Point, returned returne«) to their home a few days to her home on Little Applegate ago, after having spent their week’s Monday for the summer vacation. vacation as guests of Mr. an«l Mrs. Sh«* will teach at West Side again Fred Benedict. Other recent guests at Mrs. Benedict’s home include«! next fall. Reduction in Mrs. Carolyn Winetrout of Grants 0 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bradley of Pass an«l Mrs. Carl Winetrout of Oroville. Calif., viaited Mrs. Brad Klamath Falls. • • • ley’s mother, Mrs. Sophia Demmer of Jacksonville hill this week-end, 0 Arthur Lewis, who was operated returning to Oroville Tues«lay. Mr. on for a bursted appendix more i Bradley ix the owner of a fine farm than a week ago, is still confined ! and orange grove in California. to the Community hospital in Med • • • ford in a critical condition. The 0 Mrs. Mary A. White and -on' sick man has been visited by many! and daughter, Charles and Gladys, of his local friends and his progwss all of Denv-r, Golo., are expected is being watched with sympathetic to arrive in Jacksonville the latter interest. • • • part of this month for a summer’s visit with Mrs. White’s sister and 0 Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Young and daughter Marylan of Ashland vis- family, Mrs. Clinton A. Smith. 0 0 0 quixnolc ite«l relatives on Applegate this, Warn 0 Beginning what city folks might week. Mrs. Young and «laughter re- think ix a vacation atop a moun- j Monday from a two weeks Others $5.50 -$7.50 tain, Mr. and Mrs. D-;an Saltmarsh turne«i visit at San Francisco, where they and three small children boarded were guests of Mrs. Young’s sister, horses and mules an«i went to Tal Mrs. Merriam Worthington, form lowbox Monday, where they will erly Doris Kleinhammer. 0 0 0 I have charge of th«» lookout there. • • • 0 Mrs. Gene Mee of Ruch was • Pete Denhoff, well known ce guest of honor at a pleasant after ment contractor of Medford, made noon social given recently by Mes- a friendly visit at th«- Summit serv-i dames Leon Offenbacher and Jack ice station Tuesday afternoon. He O’Brien at the former’s home. 105 West Main—Medford has been doing cement work on th«’ Twenty-seven ladies were present Phone 57 new court house, for Green broth- for the occasion, in which presen tation of gifts, followed by serving of refreshments, occupied most of the afternoon. Ho th from Jacksonville and Over the Hill Permanents 3 in a letter to friends by n. Richard Reeves of Little Ap B >rte«l plegate, who, with her daughter, Norrna Larkin of Seattle, left three weeks ago for Minneapolis to vixit relatives. The letter also indicate«! that although the depression struck n«» harder in the east than here, it ix more keenly felt by the people. « • « 0 Daniel Shuss, one of Jackson ville’s master carpenters, has de cided to put an ace in the hole against the possibility of tiring of chasing a tool box around an«! has acquire«! SO acres of good timber and cultivate«! land on Birdseye creek. Th«: ranch, 30 acres of which are tilled, lies two and one-half miles from the Pacific highway just below Gobi Hill. There ix much har«lwo«x! standing on the property ax well as a small house and sev eral other buildings. Dan, as he is better known, says he does not plan to move onto his new place before’ fall. I ♦ • • Americanism: Going to college, by hook or crook, in order to be somebody; bowing low before a rich guy wh«» quit school in the fourth grade. * • • 0 A party consisting of Mr. an«l Mrs. M. H. Houston of Ross Lane, Mr. an«l Mrs. G. E. Wright and family of Jacksonville hill, Mr. an«! Mrs. Roy Hewitt of M«:dford an«! George Wright an«! Harry Hewitt spent Sunday at the home of Mr. Earn Interest! on Your MONEY in Our Savings Department 0 Farmers and Fruitgrowers Bank Medford and Mrs. Robert Bell in Sams val ley. The special features of the day were the visiting and playing of games, followe«l by a picnic dinner on the lawn, all of which was thor oughly enjoye«! by those present. Bringing to .Jacksonville and Applegate A Real Money-Saving for One Week Only Commencing Today, Friday, and Continuing Throughout Next Week This is your one chance to stock up on Stock Remedies, Drugs, Drug Sundries, Cosmetics, Lo tions, Stationery and dozens of other needed articles and medicine cabinet needs, at great savings to you. ▼ Here Are a Few of Our Many Bargains Bowman Barber and Beauty Shop $2.50 Pacific Health Ore, now.................. $1.50 Hess Stock Tonic, 10 pounds...................... $1.50 Hess Panacea, 12 pounds..... „................. „.$1.75 Chamberlain’s Hand Lotion.......................... 39c Chamberlain’s Witch Hazel Almond Cream 39c Kotex Sanitary Belt......................................... 20c $1.50 and $1 Compacts, reduced to.............. 75c $3.25 Godwin Box Camera, on sale at. .. $2.25 50c and 35c Tooth Brushes now.................... 25c Nyal Face Cream, large jar for.................... 50c Plough’s Quinine Pomade............ 25c and 50c Quinine Hair Tonic, bottle............................. 10c Cocoanut Shampoo, bottle............................... 10c Kiss o’ Rove Almond Lotion, for the hands ...10c Shaving Lotion, bottle........... ......................... 10c Purola Bandoline, 3-oz. jar only.................. 25c Mitchell’s Pomade, jar..................................... 25c $6.00 Manicure Sets, reduced to.............. $4.50 Kiss o’ Love Lemon Bleaching Cream, jar... 10c Playing Cards, marked down to... 35c and 50c Crepe Paper, per roll......................................... lc Picnic Pack— Table Cover and. Napkins..... 10c Decorated Paper Plates, each only.................. lc Nyal’s Beef, Iron and Wine, bottle........... $1.00 Pocket Scissors, very handy.......................... 25c 50c Box Stationery, reduced to.................... 39c • Fick and Lindley's Picture Quiz The Firing on Thia Fort U’os the First Evidence of Civil War « QUESTIONS 1— What fort was it? 2— Where is it? 3— Who had charge of the fort ? 4— Who was the president of the Confederate States? 5— Who had command of the Confederate army? ANSWERS •*>q g vaqoH—9 •SIABQ UOSJdJJdf-- V •uosuapuy jofnv—S • bui | ojb 9 qtnog—$ •jdliuns Voj—[ The new sales tax will affect radios and tubes in a few weeks. Come in right away, look over our new sets and remarkable buys in repossessed radios and save paying this new tax. And re member, our new Visameter gives us the only equipment in Jackson county that will give a complete and accurate test of radio tubes. Tubes Tested, Free! Fick and Lindley’s Hardware 131 West Main Street-Medford Phone 300 * • 0 Miss Frances Port was pre sented in a piano recital at the home of Mrs. E. E. Gore at Med ford yesterday afternoon. She played “Fur Elise” by Beethoven., Ray Lew is of Jacksonville also was | presented, playing “Valse Caprice” by Newlund. Guests at the musicale and tea called after 2:30, with the program beginning at 3 o’clock. « • NOTICE Because of the rank grow th of vegetation Jacksonville peo ple should make an effort to clean up weeds before the ad vent of dry weather and there by assist in the prevention of fire. The Jacksonville fire com pany will be glad to aid in this work.—R. E. Wilosn, Chief. • ♦ • 0 Those from Jacksonville attend ing the afternoon party and tea given at the home of Mrs. C. C. Buck at Applegate last week in honor of Mrs. Leonard McKee were Me «lames Harold Reed, Charles Vogel, Tom Dunnington and Leila McKee. Guests from Medford were Mesdames William Jones, Armond Perrault, Chester Jones and Tut Combs. ♦ ♦ ♦ 0 When H. H. Farley, Jackson ville’s man-about-town with 10 fin gers, each of which is in some local project (prominent among which are the Saturday night dances, the Junior Legion ball team, former school bus driver, ad lib), moved from his Heath bachelor quarters last week to his ranch on Little Applegate the house was promptly occupie«! by J. B. Hulse and family. • « • 0 The remaikable record of 2400 miles with only one flat tire is re- Remember—Dozens of other specials, too numerous to mention, await your selection in this store-wide 8-day sale! The Jacksonville Pharmacy Prescriptions a Specialty PHONE 12
