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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1932)
Th« Jacksonville Miner day to take part In the pioneer din to bed,” was caught in the same was photographed with Jackson ner served. act yesterday just as the paper ville’s two dangerous gunmen, Jim • ♦ ♦ was being rushed Into print. We • MI hs Esther May Marikins of don’t know whether it was the my Guin and Theron Applebaker, Sterling was able to resume her same flashlight Vlv was fixing, or for postcards of the celebration duties In the freshman class at the whether there Is a coming crop of here, contributed an old stagecoach local school this week, having been moonlight hunters having equip brake shoe to the local museum’s collection. The shoe, made of wood, nor Guy of Medford was a and Francis, who had been em absent for a few days on account ment overhauled. ♦ ♦ ♦ is bound with Iron which shows guest of Leo Hoffman on ployed In Valley Falls last summer. of Illness. ♦ * * • Tom Rudy, who has been living deep imprint of service on the route Thompson creek. • ♦ • • Miss Agnes Dunford of Little the life of a hilly billy prospector between Jacksonville and Crescent * * ♦ • Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howard Applegate Is the proud possessor during the summer ventured Into City, a route which was In opera • T. 8. Cady of the Summit serv of Grants Pass visited at the home ice station made a business trip to of Mrs. Howard's sister, Mrs. Leon of a new piano, a gift from her Jacksonville over the week-end to tion till about 1888. Deep ridges father. Alvin Dunford. Agnes will replentlsh supplies which he ad-1 have been worn in the broad metal Medford Wednesday. Offenbacher, Monday. take her first music lesson from mltted, melted before hungry ap- facing from tortuous grind of huge * ♦ ♦ * * * Mrs. W, C. Riggs of Parna, Idaho. Is • Mr. and Mrs. Charles I^ach <,f urday. E. E. Gore In Medford Sat petltes cultivated In the great open Htage wheels while careening craz- spaces. Rudy added that no great £>y down mountain sides of the In Jacksonville this week, a guest Kelso, Wash., were guests last ♦ ♦ ♦ gold strike had been made to date, Slskfyous and the lesser Jackson of his daughter, Mrs. Irene Cotham. week of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence • Among Ashland visitors to Jack but that one would be exceedingly ville hills. e • e Veach at Squaw lake. sonville and the pioneer banquet welcome If he could chisel in on It. • Mrs J R Hoffman and Mrs. Thursday were Mr. and Mrs. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Anna Knutzen i were among Mod- • Mr George Dunn and mother. Emil • A surprise birthday party, given ami Mrs. John Pernoil and ford business visitors Wednesday, son were among local people at Poll, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wagner, by a group of friends, was tendered eve tending "Congorllia” at the Cra- John Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Mrs. Harlan Cantrall at her Ruch • Mrs Albert Soilss, southern Ore- terlan theater last week. Tucker. home yesterday evening. Mrs. Can ♦ ♦ ♦ gon pioneer. was in Jacksonville trail was presented with dozens of « « « Thursday for the association ban- A noticeable Improvement in gifts and a houseful of refresh • Mr. and Mrs. Hodges, Spencer • quet. Ruch is the new roof being placed ments and guests who included gulch residents, have moved to on the warehouse by Larkin Rey • ♦ Hazel Terrill, Vera Davis, Margaret Ruch in order that their children nolds and W. D. Peckham, Peckham. The Dunnington, Margaret Hamilton, • Mr. and Mrs Hoy Daggett of might enter school there. to Those Who Save work, which is half completed, has Ixjuise I^aughead, Mr. and Mrs. Seattle spent a few days on Little * * e been halted, however, due to lack 8. Sullivan. Jack Mosher. Nathan Applegate looking after mining in • August Schmldlln, former resi of shakes. Smith, Orval Terrill, Howard Diet- terests. dent of Jacksonville years ago, was ♦ a • ♦ * * rich, Lawrence Lontz and S. Sul- • John Weimer of Medford is In this dty Thursday. Mr. Schmtd- • A barn belonging to C. M. Rex- livan. j ford, whose ranch is located two * * * spending the week with his grand Ilng now lives In Portland. * * * miles below Applegate store, was • George Campbell, formerly al- parents, Mr. and Mrs John Matney, • Mrs Bill Coghlll of Medford vis destroyed by fire early Monday eve lied with Neathamer in a mining at Ruch. There Is No Substitute ited recently at the home of her ning. The building was Insured, al venture which was sort of pushed • * « uncle, Alvin Dunford. She was ac though 30 tons of hay which burned to one side by city officials when • Master Dickie Franks of Med for a Savings Account was a total loss. It was found to be located in a ford spent iasi week visiting his companied by her two children. • ♦ ♦ * * * street, has been making a solo aunt. Mrs. Hurry Brown, on lower • Mr. S. A. McKittrick reports flight into gaping caverns of his START YOURS • Mr and Mrs. Harold Reed of Applegate. * * « this city have purchased the Sam that his wife and new baby girl, property and working alone. He TODAY! • Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Short and Randall home here. Mr. Randall Eunice I>-e. are able to be moved admitted when cornered, however, from the hospital and wore taken that he certainly was pining for daughter of Ashland were recent Is moving to Runcorn this week. to the home of a friend in Medford the end of fruit season when his guests of Mrs. R. 8. Birchard on • • * Tuesday. They will soon be at son would be freed from other work Applefate. Mr and Mrs Kasper Kubli were home on the Applegate. and could return to the family dig in this city Thursday to attend the ♦ ♦ ♦ gin’s. Neathamer has been residing » Mrs. A. N. Krause of lower Ap annual banquet served by the Bank piegate has returned to her home Southern Oregon Pioneer associa- ; • Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rooney with his family in Grants Pass I of the Copper postofffee, accompan since late spring. from a brief trip to Valley Falls tion. Medford * * * ied by their daughter, are spending north of luikevlew. She was ac- * ♦ ♦ Calif, Mr. • Venlta Daley. Medford miss who Com pan led here by her sons, Gene • Mr and Mrs. F. A. Vlckory and I, some time . at Paradise, . Mr and Mrs. Newt Sharpies of 1 ooney expected home at any «•■><>» S|,rlnK, hom, | of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Straube re- main in California for an extended We Have a Limited I period for her health. cently. ♦ * * Amount of Real • * * • Some of the Medford guests of Hardwheat Flour, 49-pound sack ........................... 98c • Frank Cody, of Miami, Florida, the Southern Oregon Pioneer as Is spending this week here with | Good Brooms, each .............................. . ...................... 40c his brother, Barney Cody. It has sociation banquet In this city Market Day Raisins, 4*pound package...................... 28c been 19 years since the two have Thursday were Mr. and Mrs. M. Alford. Mr. and Mrs. William Cole been together. New Crop Dried Prunes, pound............... . ................ 7c man, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gore. Mr. • * * U. S. No. 1 Spuds, 50-pound bag................................ 65c William • Mrs. G. E. Wright went to Med-' and •MrB- John her daughter, f * ore * n d John Hockersmith. ford Tuesday to visit Left from the Cash and - • • her - — I | • ♦ ♦ Mrs. Roy Hewitt, and new Carry Yard Which We Ixiuise • The departure of Mr. and Mrs. grandchildren, Barbara 1 Have Moved to Our Hewitt and Charles Ernest Wright. W. A. Childers for their new home; WE DELIVER PHONE 52 in Jacksonville by the end of this ♦ ♦ ♦ Sheds, to Be Offered • A few of the Talent participants week was the inspiration for a sur In the pioneer dinner served in prise party at their home at Beaver Jacksonville Thursday were Henry! Friday evening. A large number of Goddard, Mr. and Mrs. Mick Bro friends gathered and spent a pleas I phy and Everett and Emmett Bee ant evening playing games and (Two Days Only) EVERY DAY, IN EVERY WAY, cards. son. * * * » ♦ ♦ at Special Prices! YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND MANY • Ruch diners at the pioneer din- • Mrs. O. C. Dorothy was con- It Will Pay You ner here yesterday Included Mr. fined to her bed early this week to See Them and M th . Maggie Buckley and I as result of rheumatic pains af- ________ _____ ___ and son feeling her knees. Her daughter, daughters Rose ____ and Kate I hive. MI rs Mollie Ray and Charles Carmen Dorothy, registered nurse. Hamilton.________________________ ¡has been caring for the patient, ♦ * ♦ who is expected to be bedridden • Mrs. Howlett and daughter Hat- for a week or so yet. Many wishes “Builders’ Bureau of tie, Mr. and Mrs. James Owens have been expressed that the well- Information” and Mr. and Mrs. Lem Charley known mother will experience a 204 8. Fir Phone 124 drove here from Eagle Point Thurs- minimum of discomfort and will recover soon. AT GODWARD’S IN ♦ ♦ ♦ • Pupils at the Beaver creek school are having the privilege of something new In the way of music I this year as a result of the efforts of their teacher. Miss Jeanette Gore. All of the pupils are taking advantage of the class in music THAT CAN’T BE BEAT ANY PLACE which is held twice a week. The youngsters are eager about the new work and are showing unusual In terest. ♦ ♦ ♦ • A birthday party was held Sat urday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I Paul Godward of this city in honor of Dorland Godward and Marjorie j Heckert. Barbara Jean Norvell, I Betty Gleason. Donna Cantrail. OPPOSITE CRATERIAN THEATER { Barbara Nledermeyer, Bernice Wood and Virginia Andrews made WHERE WE WILL BE BETTER ABLE TO SERVE up the happy gathering of young girls who enjoyed games and re YOUR NEEDS IN FEEDS, POULTRY freshments. SUPPLIES AND SEEDS ♦ ♦ * • Everett L. Beeson, republican nominee for sheriff of Jackson county, was among those present yesterday for the Southern Oregon Pioneer association banquet in Jacksonville. Beeson, a direct des cendant of one of this section’s first families, ate his fill as did other pioneers and spent a pleas- ant day with the association mem- bers, who all have votes. ♦ ♦ ♦ • John B. Hammersley of Gold Hill is in the Miller Lake country above Steamboat trying his luck at shooting the elusive bucks. He also has Ins panther dogs with him, which may result in more than one kind of game before he returns. Among other hunters on Big Ap plegate are W. W. Cameron of Jacksonville and William Hansen of Medford. “Where the Miners Bring Their Gold” ♦ ♦ ♦ • Vivian Beach, who was seen We Deliver Phone 74 Phone 269—Medford tinkering with a flashlight last week as The Miner was being "put PERSONAL NEWS NOTES I Both from Jacksonville and Over the Hill PROSPERITY COMES FASTER * REGULARLY Farmers and Fruitgrowers * • • I A Few of Our Everyday Specials LUMBER BARGAINS asket Grocery —— —— FRIDAY and SATURDAY PORTER Lumber Company Announcing the Opening Saturday, Oct. 1 BARGAINS Men’s and Boys’ Shoes Of Our New Downtown Store at 40 South Central FREE—To First 50 Customers Saturday Morning BAMBOO LEAF RAKE I1 SPECIAL—Saturday Only 2 GOLDFISH, BOWL AND PACKAGE FISH FOOD’ 30c MUTUAL MILL & SEED CO., Inc Our Grocery Department Also Offers You Attractive Buys— 2 pkgs. Wheaties, while they last. . . .15c 10-lbs. Choice Onions............................ 15c 2-lb. jar Peanut Butter......................... 30c Mothers Oats—with china................... 30c Ginger Snaps, lb..................................... 15c Raisins, 4-lb. pkg.................................... 30c 49 lb. sack Hardwheat Flour.............. 95c Godward Mercantile Co.
