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The Jacksonville Miner ! visit with their mother, PERSONAL NEWS NOTES Both from Jacksonville and Over the Hill Anna Buch was among the Applegate country rounding up visitors a few evenings votes for their favorite candidates Bunday. ♦ ♦ • • * * • Mr. Burt of Ashland was a din • Otto, Henry and John Heckert ner guest Tuesday at the home of and Henry Nledermeyer took a Mr. and Mrs. A. Throckmorton. fling at buck bunting Wednesday of * * * this week, but returned empty • Ifenry Demmer, who Ims been handed. ♦ * mining on Jackson ville hill for some time, went t«» Eugen«» Sat • Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cantrall, Mr. urday. and Mrs. L, T. Wilson and IL H. a ♦ a Farley journeyed to Yreka Satur Frank Copple of Goxelle arrived day to participate In the celebra in th«» Aplegate community recent- tion there. ly. and will spend Hom«» time with a a a relatives here. • Mr. and Mrs Eric Anderson and ^^M ih Wnlford agO I * a a a 1 Mrs. W«- h )I«» Ritchey of upper Ap • Lawrence Sellers of Elk Creek plegate attended Yreka’s jubilee spent th«» week-end us a guest of during th«» week end. H. H. Farley his grandmother, Mrs. Mary also attended. Hughes, at Ruch. a a a ♦ ♦ ♦ • Mr. and Mrs. Charles Furbush • Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dixon of of Kellogg, Idaho, spent a few days Perrydale visited Mr. and Mrs. this week with Mr. and Mrs. I* T. Cady at the Summit service sta Wilson whii«! enroute to their new lion Sunday afternoon. horn«, in Sacramento, ♦ ♦ * • Mrs. Ralph Smith Is spending this week in Medford, where sh«» Is assisting her husband, who is cooking at the Rex cafe. * * * • Visitors at the horn«» of Fred Straube Sundny Included Mr. and Mrs. Gun Newbury and Mr and Mrs J«*ss Glass of Ross Lane. a a a • Afternoon callers at the horn«- of Mr and Mrs Ray Offenbacher Sun day were Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Pack ham, Mr. and Mrs. James O'Brien, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Daniels, all of Applegate. a a a • Mrs R. N. Atherton of Ama rillo. Texas, has been visiting her • * • parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. I* Andre • I. D. Turner und Mr. Nichols of and her sister, Mrs. A. V. Wyatt lialo Cedro, Cal., motored to th«» Ap and aunt. Mrs. It. M. Sutton, for the this week, where th«-y pur past month. fl ^^Was«»d over 50 head of beef stei-rs. a a a ' ' * « * • Miss Bab«- lx-mmer and her sis • Robert McClanahand and Mrs. ter. Mrs. Carl Offerman, both of M. King of Medford were out In Portland. arrived Tuesday for a * Lumber Sale of Odd Lots GOING AT PRICES LESS THAN HALF THEIR VALUE! Boards, 2x4s, Shiplap, Sidings, Ceilings, Building Material of All Kinds Reduced for This Great STOCK REDUCING EVENT! Big PinesLumberCo Telephone No. 1 Mrs. So-1 dangerous Quality Work—Reasonable Prices Snappy Service 1 CASH AND CARRY PRICES WILL SAVE YOU MONEY PAY’N TAKIT CLEANERS Across from Roxy Theater, Medford and Big Buck 0 out Subscribe for The Miner today. other * * Those enjoying the occasion be sides the hostess and her parents were Misses Mary Herbert, Jean ette Gore. Gladys Byrne and Leah McKee; Morris Byrne. Clifton Childers, Charles DeArmond and Ix»e Port Jr. * a a • Two teachers in the Beaver creek Sunday school have been re placed. The vacancy left In the boys* and girls’ class by Mrs. W. A. Childers, who moved from the community, will be filled by Miss Jeanette Gore. Mrs. Floyd McKee has been chosen as a substitute for Mrs. Fred Straube, who has been unable to continue with the primary class on account of illness. • Applegate community is being well represented in the news di- gest of the day. considering that three news hounds in the name of the two Medford dailies and The Miner are constantly on the track of everybody and his doings. Mrs. Floyd McKee is the new corres pondent of the Dally News, that paper having been without a repre sentative in the community for over a year. a *a a • Jimifly Guin and Theron Apple baker. Jacksonville’s bad men. lack ed an opportunity to display their Subscribe for The Miner today. PROSPERITY COMES FASTER to Those Who Save REGULARLY There Is No Substitute for a Savings Account START YOURS TODAY! Farmers and Fruitgrowers Bank Medford Announcing New Low Prices on Beauty Work! PERMANENTS $2.50 $4 $5.50 Marcels 50c and 75c Reset 35c Finger Waves, Wet 35c, Dry 50c Shampoos, Shingle Bob 35c, Others 50c Medicated or Soapless, 35c Extra Hot Oil Shampoo, 11.00 Lovalon Rinse 25c Henna Rinse 50c Cleansing Facial 50c Regular Facial, $1 and up Eyebrow and Lash Dye 75c Manicure 50c Arch 35c Hair Cuts 35c Bowman’s Barber and Beauty Shop Medford 105 West Main CLOSING OUT SALE OF 2x4s, 4x4s, 2x8s, 2x12s, 2x3s 2x6 Tongue and Groove, Short Lengths $5 per 1000 board feet We are closing out our Cash and Carry Yard and will offer these Lumber Bargains in another of our 2-day fall sales specials— Saturday & Monday (TWO DAYS ONLY) Porter Lumber Co “Builders’ Bureau of Information” 204 South Fir Phone 124 Tomorrou) Last Day to WHEN IT RAINS IT POURS And When Paw Comes Back With That while friends hunting deer this week, and return ed with smoking feet instead of j a a a gun barrels. "Deer, heem wan smart* • Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson critter,” spake Guin, as he bit off ........ and Mr. De Thorn and son Melvin, a huge chunk of terbaccy. "Yah, who had been camped on Big Ap- j heem too dam’ clever or me an my piegate for some time, left Tues i pardner here ketchum,” volunteer day for California. They expected ed Applebaker, as he Hunk his teeth to stay for a few weeks in Sacra into an eskimo pie. ♦ ♦ » men to before continuing to their homes in Los Angeles. • The first fall project meeting for the Applegate, home extension * * * • Mr, and Mrs. Volney Dixon of unit will be held Tuesday, October Medford were guests of Miss Mol 18, when Mrs. Mabel Mack will li«» Ray Sunday. It will be remem give a clothing demonstration at be red that Mrs. Dixon taught at Applegate school house. The unit, the Ruch school a number of years which Is preparing to give a Wash- ' ago, having been known then as ington Bicentennial program in the near future, is having the first Helen Waite. practice this week. Pupils of the a a a • Robert Pulliam of Little Apple- Applegate school will be given a part in the program, of which Mrs. i gate received a visit recently from John Pernoil is chairman. his parents, Mr. an«J Mrs. N. S/ • ♦ ♦ Pulliam of Olympia, Wash., and his • Three wedding anniversaries 1 brothers, Robert and Myron, an«i and three birthday anniversaries, the later’s wife. Mr. and Mrs. My all occurring in the month of Oc- ron Pulliam are from Carnas. tober, were the inspiration for a a a a social evening at the home of Mr. • One item of interest with which and Mrs. Leon Offenbacher Fri a rejorter came In contact on the day. Sixteen guests enjoyed an usual rounds is the fact that evening of games and cards, with Charles Hamilton is electioneering an 8 o’clock supper as the initial for Roosevelt. No doubt Frank will feature. The seventh, eighth and number Ruch on his list when he ninth wedding anniversaries, re- starts In dishing out prosperity. spectively, were celebrated by Mr. • Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Wilson en and M th . Leon Offenbacher, Mr. tertained at dinner Sunday in hon and Mrs. I<ance Offenbacher, and or of the birthday anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Jack O’Brien. Those their son, V. T. Wilson of Med whose birthdays were honored on ford, and also their daughter, Mrs. theoccasion were Mrs. Lance Of Arthur West of Oak Grove, whose fenbacher, Gene Mee and Leon Of birthday anniversary occurred last fenbacher. week. * * V ♦ ♦ ♦ • According to a statement issued • Herb Owen and Sam Darby of by Fire Chief Ray Wilson this Denver visited at the home of Mr. week, residents should have all and Mrs. Amos McKee last week. flues cleaned and inspected before The two men will spend some time cold weather sets in for their own around the Applegate, where they protection, as a large percentage are Interested in mining. Mr. Brown of dwelling fires originate from lived on the Big Applegate over 20 this cause. It was pointed out that years ago. I the fire company has been busy all a a a summer repairing the fire hall, in • G. W. Godward. Dave Dorn and stalling new equipment and prepar Ray Wilson appointed by the city ing for winter conditions. Preston council to form the local budget j Card, Don Forbes and Harold Reed committee, will function at the next were accepted as new members of regular council meeting the first , the volunteer fire department at a Tuesday in November, and will pre meeting held this week, Wilson an pare the figures and estimates and nounced. He also added that all recommend tax rate for 1933 at children should be instructed to | turn in alarms whenever suspicious that time. smoke is observed. Two new smoke masks were ordered this week, to • Several friends spent Tuesday evening an guests of Miss Frances facilitate work in fires similar to Port, who celebrated her twelfth the one which partially destroyed birthday anniversary at that time. the S. E. Dunnington home. phla Demmer, ¡ami relatives. a a a CLEANING AND PRESSING gunmanshlp SAVE $15 CASH! 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