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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1932)
The Jacksonville Miner [ b«> August 12, the organlaztlon will [Seventh Day Adventist books re elect a new master to succeed A. S. latlng to the Bible. He Is making Edwards, who has resigned. his Journey by horseback and ex pects to be back at the Saltmarsh ♦ ♦ ♦ • A number of women of the ranch by September 20 In order to lower Applegate called at the home participate in the annual beef of Mrs. Melvin Rowden on Wil gathering. ♦ ♦ ♦ “Steady Company,” a splendid • Mr. and Mrs. II. B Hibbard of liams creek a few days ago. The ^Riiovl«», is coming to th«! Holly Sun San Francisco are spending the group enjoyed a social afternoon • Applegate folk spending Sunday at the Peckham camp on Yale summer at Joe Bar. Mr. Hibbard Is witli refreshments. day. • ♦ ♦ creek included Mr. and Mrs. E. R. u cousin of Knox McCloy. to Those Who Save • Ix:e Port. Jr., and his guest, Ben Jones, Mr. and Mrs. f-arkin Rey « * « • Harold Smith of Ruch tran- suett-d business In Medford Wed • Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crump and Goldy of Ashland, are spending the nolds, Mrs. Mary Pursel, J. T. son and Peggy and Sonny Boyd are week riding through the mountains Lovel and son Jack, and Mr. and nesday. • • ♦ spending the week vacationing at and camping. At present they are Mrs. W. D. Peckham. Dinner, with at Fir Glade near Whiskey peak.: ice cream, was the most popular • Mrs. Mallgram of Phoenix was Coos Bay and Marshfield. They also expect to ride to the interest of the day. With the ♦ ♦ ♦ a recent guest of Mrs. Orval Thom- Oregon caves. friendliness of growing ferns and • Mr. and Mrs. John Demmer and us of Ruch. ♦ ♦ ♦ other thoughtful touches about the There Is No Substitute ♦ ♦ a family of Medford spent Monday • Mike Burdell, for some time as-1 place, Mrs. Peckham has made • Mrs. Ed DeMar of Seattle , Wn.. afternoon visiting at the homo of sistIng L. H. McGuire at his Scott their camp a delightful refuge for a Savings Account I h a guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Mrs. Sophia Demmer on Jackson- liver claims, has ac-l when the quietude of the moun- haa transferred ac- ville hill. Barrie this week. Hvitles for several weeks to the tains is desired. ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ START YOURS ♦ ♦ ♦ Fish lake forest patrol district, • Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hart of Med- • C. A. Zlgler of Portland, who working on new trail. • Children of the Applegate TODAY! ford vlslt«-<| at the home of Mr. and hag been overseeing mining prop- • ♦ * erty near Jacksonvllle for the past • Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whitney schools are receiving their attend Mrs. J osh Taylor Sunday. ♦ ♦ ♦ few weeks, left for Portland Wed and son Garland, accompanied by ance certificates and are experienc ing the thrill of winning an award • Mrs. R <’. Kerr of Oakland, nesday. Mining Engineer J. Scott, all of from the superintendent’s office. * * * (’allf., was a recent guest of her Seattle, Wash., arrived Sunday and Robert Lewis of Watkins received cousin, Mrs. Ethel Olson. • The Holly theater Is Medford’s will locate in Jacksonville. Whit an award for perfect attendance; ♦ * * finest theater. It's a splendid place ney is president of the Jacksonville • Mrs. Rivers and daughter Clar to spend these warm evenings and Mining and Milling company, lim- those in that district getting ex cellent attendance certificates are Medford ice of Medford wer« r«-cent guests you will find the show .■ th«j bent ited. Louise Harr, Josephine and Edwin of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ravenor. in town. * * « Arnold, Bill and Marretta Garrison ♦ ♦ * * ♦ ♦ • Mr. and Mr«. Ernest Holbrook and Delbert De Wolfe. Those in the • Mra. Minnie Gallatin of Yreka • Mr. and Mrs. Harold lllldreth left Sunday for their home at San Port, I>eah and Clara Faye McKee was a guest Monday at the home returned to their home in Vprtland Francisco after spending some Little Applegate district winning and Gladys and Evelyn Byrne; of Mr. and Mrs. M E. ininlngton. July 15 after a few days visit with time with relatives on Applegate. the excellent awards are Raymond Louis and Bill Straube, Robert and Lydia May West and Jack Fletcher, Lee Port Jr., Billy Town ♦ ♦ ♦ Harold’s mother, Mrs. James M. During their sojourn in Oregon Ixivel. • If you are planning to nee a Cantrall. send, Clifton Childers, Maurice they also visited friends and rela ♦ ♦ ♦ movie this week, “Tom Brown of Ritchie, Donald O’Brien, Mr. and * * • tives at Portland and other north- • Alfred Norris and family and Mrs. Ernest McKee, Mr. and Mrs. Culver" at th<’ Holly I h the best in • Mr and Mrs. Ross Hildreth re ern points. Mrs. J. A. Norris, his mother, vis Floyd McKee and Amos McKee. Medford. ♦ ♦ * turned to their home in Vancouver, ited Captain Ja< k’s one time strong Shortly after the farewell event, • « * B. July 16 after a month’s visit • Mr. and Mrs. Fred Newman left • Delmar and Harold Smith of with Ross’ mother, Mrs. James recently for Camas Valley near hold in the Modoc lava beds over Miss McKee left with her parents Sunday. The volcanic wastes are for her home at Klamath Falls. Willow Springs spent Sunday with Cantrall. Roseburg for an indefinite stay. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Fred Straube on Big • * * j Mrs. Newman is the daughter of located but seven miles from the new Norris homestead which is be I piegate. GOOD NEWS FOR WOMEN • Violet Ahph. Portland attorney Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Jones of Apple- ing proved up on by the local fam F ♦ ♦ ♦ who also has an office at Grants gat«-, at whose home the couple has ily at Tule Lake, northern Califor • Mr. and Mrs H It Fb-ming of P ens , made a professional and b»-««n visiting for some time. It will be good news for local nia. Mrs. Alfred Norris and daugh housewives to learn that there is the Northern Gross mine near lluch pleasure call on the Applegate re * ♦ ♦ ters returned with the husband and still time to take advantage of the were transacting business in this cently. • Ray Coleman and Lee Smith, mother to spend the fore part of remarkable range offer made by city Wednesday. b«-nt on a fish super, hied them- * * ♦ this week here, returning to the dealers and the power company. By selves for th« Applegate late Sun • Mr and Mrs Ritchie of Long ranch a few days later. The Cash Beach are spending several weeks day afternoon to angle for the store operator is remaining on the special arrangement the Monarch range campaign which proved such elusive trout, which seem to have camping on Big Applegate. Mr. job here. a success during June has been ex Ritchie Is employed at the Lance rather Indifferent appetites of late, I * * * tended another 30 days and the Before darkness overtook the fish- Offonbacher ranch. ermen, however, more than 10 fine • As a final means of making same low prices and terms will pre • * * merry after a month’s vacation per vail. This is a most timely offer • M E. Garner and H«-nry Dem specimen had been landed. iod which she spent with relatives during this hot weather season * ♦ ♦ mer drove to Grants Pass Satur on the Applegate, Miss Jeanette when every housewife is interested day for a call upon Mr. Garner’s O George Stevens and William McKee was honor guest at a in the cool, clean, automatic elec Ray of lower Applegate left a few friend, Mr. Frank McTavlsh of near days ago for Cinnibar Springs in weiner roast and dancing party at tric cooking to free her from the Grants Pass. the Slskiyous via California and the home of her cousin, Morris I kitchen, and it is expected that • ♦ * Marcela 50c and 75c • Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stanley of an automobile, where they will va Byrne, a few- nights ago. Several many local women will take ad Reset 35c California are making an extended cation for an Indefinite period. young friends were invited for the vantage of the special prices now dancing and Jolly hour around the in effect. Full details of this un Finger Waves, Wet 35c, visit at the home of the latter’s Others at the old resort recently Dry 50c parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Jor are Bill and Lout» Straube, Clifton bonfire. Those enjoying the event usual electric range offer may be . Childers, Dow Lewis and Maurice were Misses Katherine and Audrey obtained from any dealer or from Shampoos, Shingle Bob 35c, dan, on lower Applegate. Ritchie, all of Applegate. They re Fletcher, Lola Straube, Frances the power company. * * * Others 50c port 10 cars at Cinnibar. Medicated or Soapless, • Mr. and Mrs. J. Doblemeler and ♦ * * 35c Extra niece and Mrs. G. J. Prevost of Hot Oil Shampoo, $1.00 Medford and her mother, Mrs. Rose • A pleasant event of last week Lovalon Rinse 25c Howard and niece Barbara How for members of the Beaver com Henna Rinse 50c ard, of Portland, were guests of munity club was the afternoon Cleansing Facial 50c friends In Jacksonville Sunday eve- party given by Mrs. I* C. Port hon oring Mrs. Truman Lewis. Presen Regular Facial, $1 and up ni ng. tation of many Interesting gifts to * * * Eyebrow and Lash Dye 75c Manicure 50c • Mr. Herbert Arthurs and Miss Mrs. Lewis and the serving of Member Golden Rule Buying Association Arch 35c Louise Shaeffer and Jack Mosher home-made cookies and lemonade Hair Cuts 35c were accompanied by Miss Ixiuise filled the afternoon hours. Twenty Laughcad to (’rater lake Wednes guests were present. * * * day, returning by way of Klamath • Applegate friends will be sorry Falls. to know of the illness of Mrs. J. * * * B. Rice, formerly of the Ruch com • At the next business meeting of 105 West Main Medford the Applegate Grange, which will munity, who is critically 111, fol lowing a paralytic stroke a few days ago. Mrs. Rice, who has been moved from her home near Phoe Attend The nix to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jack Allen, north of Talent, is confined to her bed and is un able to talk. » ♦ ♦ As Guest of • William Biege. who a few weeks ago suffered the loss of his part MONDAY or TUESDAY, JULY 25-26, to See ner of 59 summers, plans to remain in Jacksonville at the family home for some time. A son. Jess Biege, who was here during last rites, has With Norman Foster and June Clyde This Sea Captain Once Said, “We Have Not Yet returned to Long Beach, Calif. The This Coupon, when accompanied by one paid adult admission, Begun to Fight” . 1<1. r Biege has been busying him-; will admit two persons to the Holly Theatre on either of the self with extensive garden, berry above dates matinee or evening. patch and fruit trees which sur QUESTIONS round the home on South Oregon. * * * 1— Who is he? • The Kubli ranch was the scene 2— In what war did he take of a barn raising Sunday, when part? most of the neighbors gathered to J 3 — What was the name of his help hoist the timbers. The women vessel? and tiny members of the families 4— What vessel did he have gathered, too, and assisted Mrs. a great battle with? Edward Kubli with preparation of I dinner, at which a total of about 5— What was his right name? MEDFORD 40 people were served. Supper in the evening brought the eventful ANSWERS day to a close. The new barn te- places one destroyed by fire over inud uqof—<j a month ago. „•sjdBJOs,,—t ♦ ♦ ♦ pjBqjlU atumoH uoa„—g • Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bish, accom •XjBuonniOAay —j panied by their daughter and son, Eunice and Arthur, and their -sauof inBd uqof—i granddaughter, Ruth Bish, spent Tuesday and Wednesday visiting Mrs. Bish’s sister, Mrs. L. C. Port. The waterproof, weatherproof protection afforded by A. H. Peachey of Ashland also ac our easy>to-apply, quality Rasmussen 100 Per Cent companied them to the Applegate. Pure Paint, made in Oregon, is a BIG ally in your fight The Portland group will also visit friends and relatives at Medford against erosion of the surfaces inside and outside your and Ashland, expecting to return home. Use them to save the surface—and you’ll save all! to their homes Friday. ♦ ♦ ♦ • Delbert Weeks, who has been employed at the Saltmarsh ranch for a few months, left recently on a canvassing trip, which will cover the remote sections of Josephine GOOD AT EITHER STORE 131 W. Main—Medford and Curry counties. Weeks, who Phone 300 aspires to tho ministry, is selling PERSONAL NEWS NOTES Both from Jacksonville and Over the Hill PROSPERITY COMES FASTER REGULARLY Farmer« and Fruitgrower« Bank Announcing New Low Price« on Beauty Work! PERMANENTS $2.50 $4 $5.50 WHILLOCK’S GOLDEN RULE I Bowman’s Barber and Beauty Shop A STRICTLY HOME-OWNED GROCERY STORE Serving Jacksonville People HOLLY THEATRE FICK AND LINDLEY’S Picture Quiz THE JACKSONVILLE MINER I “STEADY COMPANY’’ I I I I Economy Groceteria I BUY A POUND LOAF OF HOME-MADE BREAD FOR 5c I I I I I I I BRING THIS COUPON AND BUY ANOTHER FOR lc Offer Not Good Without This Coupon Fick and Lindley’s HARDWARE
