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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1932)
The Jacksonville Miner optimistic In the face of a “lay off.” However, the crash in his business was not serious, it being Just for the week end. duys that wuz in Jacksonville, left Wednesday for Portland for a visit with his sister, Mrs. Pearl Snow. Although “Doc” had difficulty in lo-1 eating his cane in the local drug-i ♦ ♦ » • Miss Evelyn Applegate, of San store, which years ago he founded, IK - - - - Francisco, Is visiting her sisters, his train also was late, the two no Mrs. Ruth Babb of this city having been employed In the hay Mrs C. C. Chitwood of this city, doubt having an affinity, or prev Tq<ent Sunday at the homo of Mrs. harvest in the Tule Lake vicinity and Mrs. C. W. Miller of Williams ious arrangement. » ♦ ♦ Creek. Miss Applegate drove here since early July. W. A. Childers. from the south in the remarkable • Rev. Ervin DuPrey of the First e « « ♦ ♦ ♦ to Those Who Save Day Adventist church at Medford • Robert Fletcher Jr. is spending • Mrs. Mlles Cantrall, Mrs. Har time of i2 hours. will conduct services at the Beaver ♦ ♦ * the week with his friend, Durward lan Cantrall and Miss Margaret Hines of Forest Grove were guests • Mr. and Mrs. Oscar I x : w 1 h and (reek Sunday school on July 31. A Porter, at Medford. Thursday evening of friends In two sons of this city, accompanied very interesting song service and • * « by Mrs. Lewis’ sister, Miss Alice rermon were given by Rev. M. I^a • Miss Luetta West is spending Ashland and Medford. Morgan, who Is visiting them, spent Dieu from the same church at ♦ ♦ ♦ the week visiting tier aunt, Mrs. • M. E. Garner left early Sunday the week-end at Squaw lake. The Beaver creek last Sunday. He was Bell Godlove, at Medford. morning on a trip to NeWlport, two boys expect to remain at the accompanied here by his daugh There Is No Substitute • ♦ * ter, Miss Franceline I^a Dieu, of • Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson of where ho will attend a convention lake a week. ♦ ♦ • the Medford Daily News. This min for a Savings Account Medford visited at the homo of of United Spunish War veterans ister will return on the second • Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pulliam being held at that place. Mrs. A. H. Kleinhammer Sunduy. and Mr. and Mrs. I^arkin Reynolds Sunday in September for a aeries ♦ ♦ ♦ a a • START YOURS of Little Applegate took a fishing of meetings. • W. W. Freeineier of Napa, Calif., • Mr. and Mrs. Jake Shaeffer and trip to Glade Fork over the week ♦ ♦ ♦ TODAY! Is spending some time at the home son Stanley and daughter Gene end. It is said they were rewarded • Guests at the home of Mrs. A. vieve, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shaef of C. IL Powell on Big Applegate. Throckmorton Sunday Included fer of Medford and Ixiufse I-augh with fish while In camp, but that Mrs. ~ * • * Eva Bostwick of Medford, they failed to get home with any. ead spent Tuesday in Crescent Will Bostwick of Valley View and • Barbara Stunwyck and Georg« City. ♦ ♦ Brent are appearing in "The Pur ♦ a « • Mr. and Mrs. John Moulton, Mr and Mrs. Irvin Bostwick of chase Price” ut the Holly Theater. • L. H Mayberry Is a newcomer residents of Star Gulch for a few Fairfield, Calif., who had come a a a to Jacksonville hill, having pur- months, have left the community north on a short vacation. Mrs. • Three Medford young men In (‘based the homestead of John for the present. During the absence Throckmorton also had as an over Medford dulging in a plunge In the Apple Demmer of Medford. Mayberry of Moulton, who is engaged in min night guest recently her grandson, gate recently were Paul Luy, “Nef- plans to make his home on the ing on Salmon river, northern Cali Dale Throckmorton of Eagle Point. fie” Neff and Orval Wilson. fornia, Mrs, Moulton is remaining Dale, having three nights allotted placo. A good boss attracts good men. to him to spend on the Applegate, ♦ ♦ • In Medford. a a a divided hlB time among his folks ♦ * * • Mr. and Mrs. Jim Frances of • Mr. and Mrs. Harold Howard here. • Since fire of Eugene left Wed- a short time ago de and children Klamath Falls spent the week-end a a a visiting at the home of Mrs. Jess itcsday for thelr home, having prlved them of their home at Ita- • That so far they like the new nler, Ore., Mr. and Mrs. Vai Has spent a short time visiting Mrs. Taylor. Howard's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. kins have returned to southern life in southern California is the • * a N. Krause. Oregon to remain indefinitely. At word sent back by Mr. and Mrs • Mr and Mrs Everett .Miller of a a a the present they are visiting Mr. Ralph Pittick of Applegate, wno Medford spent the week end with • Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bostwick and Haskins’ brother, Bill Haskins, on landed at their destination during an outing trip to Middle Fork on the latter part of June. The fam sons of Ashland, Mr. and Mrs. Hen Big Applegate. Applegate. ily, who had resided on the Apple « • e of Ashland, Mr. and • * • ry Bostwick gate for several years, are making Mrs. Harold H. Bostwick of Eagle • Coming to the Applegate to visit Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Bostwick of their home at La Mesa, located in kland spent the week as guests Point were guests of friends in old neighbors of their Colorado the midst of the olive, lemon and Marcels 50c and 75c Jacksonville Sunday. home, Mr. and Mrs. Ben O ’ Kelly Mr. and Mrs. William Cameron Reset 35c orange country. Although Mr. Pit arrived Sunday and are guests of a a a of this city. Finger Waves, Wet 35c, tick had been in the southern lo • • • • "Week End Marriage,” a story Mr. and Mrs. Weelie Ritchie on Dry 50c • Miss Babe Demmer left Thurs by Faith Baldwin, is coming to upper Applegate. They also visited cality for some time, the remain Shampoos, Shingle Bob 35c, der of the family is experiencing in Grants Pass and Rogue River, day for Portland to accept a po the Holly theater Sunday. Others 50c I the thrill of a new adventure. a a a as well as California. sition as clerk In a new store that Medicated or Soapless, • * ♦ • MI hh Margaret Hines, daughter • « * Is to be opened about August 1. 35c Extra * . . « ,• Mr and Mr” Vernon Cantrail • * * of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Hines of •,TeP .of .v, the,1APP e?>ate Gran^’rs of Los Angeles arrived Saturday Hot Oil 8hampoo, $1.00 • Mr. nnd Mrs. Beldon Block of Forest Grove, arrived at the home attended an a l day Pomona meet- ! Jn this city and are visiting the Lovalon Rinse 25c Phoenix visited friends on the Ap of her aunt, Mrs. Mlles Cantrall. ng at Phoenix Saturday As the former’s father, James Cantrail, Henna Rinse 50c plegate Sunday Mrs. Block taught a few days ago, and will spend two I local organization s part of the pro I Cantrall, who ha« not been home Cleansing Facial 50c at the Applegate s< I kmi I a few years weeks visiting there. gram. Mrs Frank Knutzen and Mrs. in ■ many years, finds added pleas Regular Facial, $1 and up a a a ago. Jack O’Brien Bang “The Little 1 ure in talking to old friends, and Eyebrow and Lash Dye 75c • John Collings, having remained Brown Church in the Valley,” and a a a Manicure 50c even recalling his childhood days • Mrs. Henry Demmer of Eugene with his brother, Albert Collings, “Polly Woliy Doodle.’’ Arch 35c on the Little Applegate when he on Applegate the last six months, visited this week at the home of • • • Hair Cuts 35c "got a spanking. ’ ’ The couple is Mrs. Sophia Demmer on Jackson has returned to his home in the • Henry Fleming, employed in the ville hill, returning to her home vicinity of Oroville, Calif., where California fruit industry for a num making an extended visit here and may travel on north later. Tues he owns mining property. V ednosday, ber of years, is spending a short day evening they accompanied a a a a a a vacation with his parents, Mr. and • Mrs. Clyde Moore nnd little son • Mr and Mrs. Thomas Dixon of Mrs. E. A. Fleming of this city. their parents and Mrs. Elizabeth Cronemiller of this city to the Ap 105 West Main Medford of Butte Fails are spenti in g two Perrydale spent Thursday after Previous to his journey here, he plegate, where they visited friends. weeks with Mrs. Moore's parents, noon visiting with Mr. and Mrs. had been employed in Phoenix, Mr and Mrs. Raymond Phillips of T. S Cady at the Summit service Arix., for a nhort period. station. The Dixon and Cady fam Squaw lake. ♦ ♦ • a a a ilies were friends and neighbors • Mr and Mrs. John Orth of Med WATCH THIS SPACE FOR • Mr. and Mrs. Albert Peck and when all lived in Moscow, Idaho. ford, accompanied by Mr. Orth’s a a a daughter from San Diego came to IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS CONCERNING the Big Applegate a few days ago • Mr and Mrs. Fred Stinson and sisters, Mrs. James Cotchett of Australia and Mrs. Josephine Pel- and are guests of Mr. Peck’s uncle, son Roy and daughter Lydia Jean THE REVIVAL OF of Medford visited at the home of ton of Fort Klamath, visited Sun George Peck, Mrs Stinson’s sister, Mrs. Fr<‘<| day at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. a a a • George Campbell returned to his Coppie, Sunday. Roy, one of Med Fred Offenbacher and Mrs. Mag home on lower Applegate Sunday, ford's paper carriers, seemed very gie Buckley on Applegate. * * * IN JACKSONVILLE AUGUST 20 • Tom Brown, the star of "Brown of Culver," will be at the Holly Attend The I again in "Fast Companions” Tues- day and Wednesday. PHONE 52 WE DELIVER a a • • Clark Barr was arraigned in Judge Glenn O. Taylors court in As Guest of Medford early this week on a charge of wantonly killing an ani mal. BAil was fixed at |1000 and examination set for July 27. Barr MONDAY or TUESDAY, AUGUST 1-2 is charged with shooting a cow belonging to Fred Dorn of Apple- gate. ♦ » • LORETTA YOUNG—NORMAN FOSTER • Receiving a message to make a hurried trip to Portland In con- GEORGE BRENT—ALINE McMAHON nection with the lawsuit resulting fiom an auto accident over a year This Dirigible Made a Famous Expeditionary Flight This Coupon, when accompanied by one paid adult admission, ago, Miss Golda Boone and sister, will admit two persona to the Holly Theatre on either of the in 1926 Mrs. Martha Mitchell, made the above datea matinee or evening. trip by plane one day this week, arriving in one hour and 20 min- QUESTIONS utes. * 1— What fight was it? • Mrs. J. M. Bowles of Long 2— Who commanded the ex .Beach, accompanied by Mrs. Ellis I pedition? Kincaid of Grants Pass, visited her 3— What did he discover niece, Mrs. I^ance Offenbacher Fri-, some years ago? ¡day. Mrs. Bowles also is an aunt 4— Who flew over practically of Mrs. Kincaid. She returned to j the same course in an air Grants Pass and will visit Mrs. plane in the same year? Lester I^ayton and Ira Sparlin on What was the name of his Williams creek. plane? * a ♦ • E. I. Applegate, who is doing bo- ANSWERS i tanical work for Stanford univer sity, and a brother, Fred Applegate, „ pjoj aujqdosof,,—g both of Klamath Falls, were in pjXa JapuBiuuiOD—t Jacksonville Tuesday for a short apd qinog—g visit with their sister, Mrs. C. C. •uaspunmv puspy—g Chitwood. The two left Wednesday ■»loj qiaoN JdAO iqSjLii—I for I^akeview, Alturas and points LARGE BOTTLE in northern Nevada. ♦ * * We are rapidly becoming famous as HEADQUARTERS • Jack Hulse of Big Applegate re for hardware, paints, electrical and plumbing supplies. ceived a letter recently telling of Our stocks in these lines are complete. You can get the death of his father, A. V. Hulse, WHAT you want WHEN you want it—and at a reas St, which occurred at the soldiers’ home at Ardmore, Oklahoma, on onable price! ALL THREE FOR |1 July 16. Mr. Hulse was a Confed- erate soldier in the Civil war, and had lived in Oklahoma since the close of the war. He was burled In the Confederate soldiers’ ceme tery. Prescriptions a Specialty ♦ ♦ ♦ 131 W. Main—Medford Phone 300 PHONE 12 • “Doc” Robinson, as the well known and beloved pioneer of the PERSONAL NEWS NOTES Both from Jacksonville and Over the Hill ' PROSPERITY COMES FASTER REGULARLY * Farmers and Fruitgrowers Bank Announcing New Low Prices on Beauty Work! PERMANENTS $2.50 $4 $5.50 Bowman’s Barber and Beauty Shop Fifty Years Ago BASKET GROCERY HOLLY THEATRE I I Í THE JACKSONVILLE MINER FICK AND LINDLEY’S “WEEK-END MARRIAGE” Picture Quiz * * Chamberlain’s Specials WITCH HAZEL & ALMOND CREAM HAND LOTION SHAMPOO MIXTURE THE JACKSONVILLE PHARMACY Fick and Lindley’s HARDWARE
