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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1932)
T he J acksonville M iner PERSONAL NEWS NOTES Hath from Jacksonville and Over the llili Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Langley ant Sunday at their ranch on the Redwood highwuy. « * « • Mr. und Mrs. I«eater Throck morton of Eagle Point visited rel atives at Ruch recently. • ♦ • • William Dorn of Medford is spending a few days this week with his father, Fred Dorn, on upper Applegute. • • « • James Watson, Roseburg attor ney, left the Applegate Wednesday, having spent several days at the home of Mrs. Maud Kubli. • • ♦ • Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig of Med ford sj»ent the Fourth as guests of Jess Townsend on Applegate. • • • • Gordon Phelps «if Grass Valley, Calif., is spending gome time at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Rippey on Big Applegate. • ♦ ♦ • Walltre Schuffler, hailing from Happy Camp, Calif., was a week end visitor with Mr. ami Mrs. Leonard Osborne of Jacksonville. • • • • Miss Ix‘ora Culy of Ashland spent the week-end at her horfl* on Applegate. She is empl loyed at th«1 Edwin Dunn home near Ash land. • • • Jack Lovell of Little Applegate .r fl^Mrho e to pend July Fourth with Mi ami Mi . Hugh Combeat at th«? forest guard post at Wagner Gap. • • • • I «eon Hanna, brother to H. K., Jacksonville city attorney and prominent Medfor«! barrister, ar rive I here Monday morning for a visit. • • • • Mrs. Edwin Dunn and children and mother, Mrs. A. H. Peachey of *’ Ashland, were guests of Mrs. Dunn’s sister, Mrs. L. C. Port, Sunday. • • • • Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McKee and Mr. an«l Mrs. Adams of Klam- ath Falls are spending their vaca tion camping on Big Applegate this week. • • • • Mr. and Mrs. Bert Childers of week-end, joining his wife, who had been here for the last two weeks visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cameron. * • « • Mr. and Mrs. Earl McMullen and son Dale spent a few days last week visiting Mrs. McMullen’s sis ter, Mrs. Fred Straube, on Apple gate. They were accompanied by Mr. ami Mrs. S. A. McMullen. All are from Glendale, Oregon. * « • • Mr. and Mrs. Ed Severance and «laughters, Ruth and Florence, mot- ore«! to Klamath, Calif., Sunday, returning in the early hours of the Fourth. Monday the family attene ed a picnic given by the local grange at Bybee bridge on the Rogue. * « « • Thelma Helen Martin, «laughter of Mrs. Paul Demmer, was bap tized Sunday in St. Peter’s Luther an church of Medford by the pas tor, liev. H. H. Young. The cere mony was beautiful as well as im pressive and was attenderl by many friends ami relatives of the family. * ♦ ♦ • Glorifying the great American trait—wanderlust—the O. C. Dor othy family, en masse, motore«l to Diamond lake over the week-end, which place was reported cool to th«- point of goose bumps and shiv ering. The Dorothy» camp«rd out and spent the lighter hours swim ming and fishing. • • • • Mr. and Mi . "Scotty” Fair weather, accompanied by the lat ter’s sister, Miss Grace Roberts, left Monday for their home at Ar- cada, Calif., after spending the Fourth with Applegate friends. Mrs. Fairweather ami her sister ha«l previously spent a short time visiting their parents on Williams creek. • * • • Amy How, colorful merchant an«i philanthropist of a colorful city, spent her Independence day arranging shelves and caring for her many customers’ wants and needs. Due to the holiday dance given here, Amy was busy far into the night and welcomed advent of just an ordinary, shop-run 24 hours Tuesday. e e e • This evening, Friday, many J ack son vj Ilians will atteml evange listic services being conducted by V. Cloud, Assyrian Jew, for the. last time. Cloud has enlisted the interest of many and has brought j to this city two weeks of cam paigning and Bible school which has proven of great value to the community. Middleton, Calif., spent the week end visiting the latter’s brother, Ansil Gilson, and other southern Oregon relatives. • ♦ • • Clarubelle Baptiste, Sacramen to, while enroute through Jackson ville Saturday to her home, com municated with her uncle, Peter French at Sterling. ♦ • ♦ • Mr. and Mrs. Bill l.ittel) visited in Jacksonville over the week-end, arriving at the home of the form er’s parents while <*n route to Cres- cent City f corn Klarnath Falls, their home. ♦ ♦ • Mr. and M rs. Clarence Barrie ami «laughters Hazel and Beatrice and Mrs. James H. Barrie of Se- attle are spending two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Barrie in this city. • • • • Ernest lluenera of this city and Miss Marie Rankin of Medford spent the Fourth on the Applegate. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. John Hueners ami family, and Mr. and Mrs. F. Rankin. • • • • As H. C. puts it, the Mcchem family spent a glorious Fourth at home eating, sleeping and resting. No salves, ointments or bandages were require«) as an aftermath of their Independence observance. • • • • Upon her return to her home at Seattle after spending some time at San Francisco, Mrs. Walter Irvine ami two children are spend ing this week visiting her brother, Robert Fletcher, on Big Applegate. • • • • Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Eldridge ami two children, former Montana friends of the Cadys, were Sunday callers at the Summit service sta tion. They were on their way to the Applegate river to g«> swim- ming. * • * • George and Claud Manke of thi> city, accompanied by Miss Grace Olson of Drain, who is attending normal school at Ashland, spent the recent holiday with Mr. and M rs. Dean Saltmarsh on Tallow box peak. • • ♦ • Dr. H. B. Gillis and father, Dr. J. B. Gillis, spent the fore part of the week in Portland on business. They were expected to return Red net ion in Thursday. The younger doctor was attended by his wife, whose former • Ruth Severance, who last year home was in the northern city. taught classes at Butte Falls, will ■ • • • go to Philomath high school Sep • A daughter weighing 8’4 tember 12 to join the faculty there. pounds was born to Mr. and Mrs. The school, located a few miles ■ Leonard McKee on the morning of from Corvallis, ranks second in size July Fourth. The little newcomer in Benton county. Miss Severance was named Enid Colleen. Mrs. Me will have charge of both commerce Kec is remaining with relatives in and glee and will be one of six in this city. structors for the upper classes. tee • * • and up • M r. and Mrs. John Cantrall and | • A Squaw lake bound party of «laughters Norma and Gayle of localites composed of Mr. and Mrs. Ixively Medford, Mr. and Mrs. Miles Can Vivian Beach an«! children, Oscar Shelton-< ro- trail of Ruch, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lewis and family, Alice and Lil quignole Cantrail and children were guests lian Morgan, Leia Smith and Joe Wave« of Amy Dow and Grandma Can Gordon picnicked, swam, ate and trail Sunday. sunburned over Sundy at the popu • * ♦ Others $5.50-$7.50 lar southern Oregon watering • Mr. and Mrs. York Richardson, place, according to Vivian Beach, Salem ; M r. and Mrs. P. K. Rich official press agent for the group. ardson and daughter Isabelle, anti • • * York J. Richardson of Salt Lake • Installation of sluice box and City were guests in this city Sat urday of friends. The party was other equipment at the J. B. Re nault Mines, Inc., Ltd., is about enroute to Salem. complete anti taking of gold is ex » * • to be underway as The • Ernest Holbrook of San Fran pected 105 West Main—Medford Miner goes to press. Taylor and cisco arrived on the Applegate a Phone 57 McIntosh are lessees of the city few days ago to spend the holiday holding and hope to remove much of the filthy lucre (if you can spell it better, go right ahead) from now on. * * « • The last lookout station to be , put on duty this summer in the Applegate district is Whiskey peak. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Winning ham of Klamath Falls took charge Wednesday. Mr. Winningham is a former Applegate man. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Hibbard also went to Fir Glade this week, where Mr. Hibbard is stationed as forest guard. * * • • A large number of people spent the Fourth of July week-end at Squaw lake. One party celebrating there included Mr. and Mrs. Ever ett Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Luy, Mr. and Mrs. “Bub” Crosby and son Raymond, and Mr. and Mrs. I«eo Serais, all of Medford; Mr. and Mrs. Davis from Drain, and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kubli from Junction City. * * * • The Fourth of July passed quietly on Jacksonville hill. The Wright family attended a picnic at Prescriptions a Specialty Dodge bridge, the Demmer fam PHONE 12 ilies celebrated at home with Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Garner and Pete I Permanents S4.OO ▼ Bowman Barber and Beauty Shop 3 Denhoff of Medford as guests> while Mr. and Mrs. Cady spent the day “on the job” at the service sta tion as usual, deriving their pleas ure from serving others. « « « • H. F. Nelson of Thompson creek suffere«! the loss of his light car, which was burne«! Friday morning at the home of a neighbor, Roy Johnson. Mr. Nelson had just driven into the yard when a blaze started, the vacuum tank explod ing and scattering burning gaso line about the car. Occupants bare ly ha«l time to escape serious in jury. ’The car was a total loss. • • « • Celebrating the founding of the Unite«l States of America in a dif ferent manner, Ray Wilson, Homer' Lontz and Hubert DeHaas prac-' tice«l the art of home wrecking. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson have pur chasefl a home in this city an«l are busy remodeling the j structure, which commands an impressive view of Mount Pitt from South Oregon street, Mrs. Wilson and daughter Vivian busied themselves at the Nugget confectionery as usual, catering to the nutrimental ! desires of humanity. « « « • Yielding to the urge to get out doors and away from it all, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Coleman and Mr. and Mrs. I«ee Smith journeyed to Steamboat Saturday evening to camp out till Monday evening. Al though rumor ha«l it the place was overrun with rattlers, nary a pest appeare«! to mar the outing, which was feature«! by home-caught fish fries. Relaxation and rest was the principal objective and, according to the hardware dealer’s own state ment, only enough fishing was ac complished to supply the camp larder. • • • Some people stir their coffee as though they were mixing a cake. to Those Who Save Regularly There is No Substi tute for a Savings Account Start Yours Today! Farmers and Fruitgrowers Bank Medford Harold B. Gillis PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office in Jacksonville Sanitarium Hours—Mon., Wed., Fri., 9-12 6-9 Every Evening Phone Jacksonville 81 MEDFORD HAY SALT Half Ground, Per Ton $15 Medium, Per Ton $16 Ton Price Given on 500-pound Lots Fick and Lindley’s Picture Quiz Statue of the Founder of an Oriental Religion QUESTIONS 1— Who was he? 2— Where is this statue? 3— What was the religion he founded ? 4— What are its eyes said to be made of? 5— How far back does it date? 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