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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1932)
The Jacksonville Miner • Mr. and Mrs. Dean Saltmarsh c«,ased to be th«, man and woman of the mountain Wednesday of last week when rain ended their duties for th«, forest service this season Ufop Tallowbox peak. Th«, family will spend the winter months on Mr«. Nell Morcom of Corvallis lust week end to tb<* Gallup resi ■the Coke ranch in this city. ♦ ♦ ♦ it gu«,Ht of her sister, Mrs Jess dence in this city e e » • Next Thursday «¡venlng, Novein Taylor. ♦ ♦ ♦ • Mrs Ella Abbott of Talent was ber 17, the Girls Leagu», of Jack • For rent lioiiHek<*(*plrig < ablns. a weekend guest at the bom«, of sonvlll«, high school will present Inquire at Lyden house in Ja« k her daughter, Mrs. Victor Ander two plays, "A Mere Man,” ami "A sonvllle. Truth for a f>ay." The productions son «m Big Applegate ♦ * » will be pr«!sentml in the school gym ♦ • • • MI hh Erlen«* Taylor was a w«-ek O Mr. and Mrs. Jam«*« Frances and and a moderate charge of 15 and end R-uest of MI hh Francis Barber Hill«* daughter of Klamath Falls 10 cents per person will be made at Medford. ♦ ♦ ♦ P'-nt th«* week «*nd as guests of • ♦ ♦ • Ruch people enjoyed added con- Mr and Mrs. Jess Taylor. J Albert Taylor and Kidney Ilan ' venlem <- h in their city during the ♦ • ♦ son of Bia Applegate expected Io • Mr. and Mrs. Amo McKee ami <d«*ction period. The hall where the motor io Grants I’ uhh on busin«,HS «laughter Jeanette and a friend Tallol were cast was «,quipped with Wednesday. *i|M*nt th«, week-end a week ago electric lights an«l through the • • e courtesy of Jack Poebler, his radio with relatives on Applegate. • Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cameron was installed at th«, Sunny Side * * * spent Monday night as guests of servlc«* station for the night’s re Mr. and Mrs. Hugh ('«»rnbest al • Mr ami Mrs. Georg«, Stevens turns. left Wednesday morning for Port Wagner (lap. * * * land, when* Mrs. Stevens expected see • Mr and Mrs. Ixiwrence Luy and • Mr. and Mrs ln*«»n Off«*nbn«h«*r to undergo medical treatment. Mrs. William Hansen of Medford ♦ • • and two sons vlalt«*«l at th«* home visit«,<1 at the horn», of Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. M Heubcr al New ® Mr. ami Mrs. Albert Young and Mrs. William McDaniel Sunday. Hop«* Sunday. <>n linimy motored to Butt«, Falls Mrs Luy wished to visit her • ♦ ♦ Sunday, where they visited Georg«.* brother, Glenn McDaniel, before • Mr and Mri Henry Hull» it • arper, caretaker at camp No. 2. his «1« nurture this week for Yaki moved from the Abbot house over • * * ma, after a few weeks* vacation ® Mr. Holly of th«, I’nlted Stat« spent on the Applegate. depart m«*nt of interior spent a » ♦ ♦ bort time on Big Applgate this Among th«, local Rebekah mem ALL KINDS week inspecting O and C land. bers to attend a district meeting * « • of th«- order in Grants Pass Thurs • Gm Is of Mf.<>, lx«,ra Culy ami day wer«, Mrs. Henry Miller, Mrs. Omar Culy during the week-end E. S. Severance, Mrs. Clyde Smith, W. C. KASSHAFER w«-r<* I.<dn Ixmscb of Central Point Mrs. Hattie Logan, Mrs. Jake Phone 153 Jacksonville ■ind Gerald Morningstar of Ahiford. Schaffer. Mrs. George Wendt, Mrs. ♦ ♦ ♦ Peter Fick. Mrs. Ray Wilson ami O Mrs. J W. Pernoil, who had Mrs. Gaul of Medford. been ill at h»r bom«* at Applegat«* ♦ ♦ ♦ for several days. Is improved al Pupil of the Beaver Creek though sb«* is still confined to her school ar»- preparing for a program bed. to be given November 23, which * * * will combine natures for Thanks • Among Applegat«* pimple attend giving and the Washington bicen ing th«* rodeo at Medford Sunday tennlel anniversary. The children Now Showing were J. W. and Adolph Straube. will also have a school fair at the Miss Lola Straube and Clifton same time for display of work Childers which ha«l been prepared for the * * * in county fair. • Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Smith ami ♦ ♦ * little daughter Sylvia Sidney of Hattie Kirkpatrick and (»old Hill w«*r«* guests at th»* home • Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Straube a Henry Gallup, two of Jacksonville’s gray-haired youngsters, were united few dayH ago. Sunday, Monday, Tuesday in marriage Wednesday of last * * * • Mr. ami Mrs. Charles Blitch week. Both are well known resi have employed C. Aaron Matthews dents of this city, and are wished of Ix»s Angeles to do th«* interior much happiness in their decision d«*«orating on their new residence by their many friends not only in Jacksonville but also throughout built here thlH summer. southern Oregon. * * « Wednesday and Thursday » * ♦ • Pitldls of the lluch school and their parents and friends partici • Warren Lynch of Melborne, Cal., pated in a Halloween program ami who has h«*en visiting Mrs. A. A. social at the school house Friday Sargent for the past two weeks, plans to return to his home within afternoon, a week ago. th«* next few days. Lynch had been • • ♦ 9 Billie Anderson of Ruch is raised for several years by Mrs. spending several days at his ranch Sargent, whom he refers to as at the road's end on Yale creek. "mother.” His arrival In Jackson- H<* has Harley Perkins employ«*d villi* a few days ago marked their to complete th«* house built on the first meeting in many years. ♦ ♦ ♦ ranch. • ♦ * ft With the return of Mr. and Mrs. • Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stetcher of Dean Saltmarsh from Tallowbox Illinois valley spent the week-end and Alex Schichtl from Dutchman’s last week visiting Mr. and Mrs. peak last week came th© last of Amos McKee and other friends on the lookouts’ summer vigil over Pig Applegate. Mr. ami Mrs. Stetch the for«*sts. Even though th«*re were five inches of snow on the summit er resided here a few years ago » ♦ • of Dutchman's and drifts two or • Mr and Mrs. Harold Pence wel three feet on the trail. Mr. Schichtl comefl arrival of a new baby girl led no difficulty in making the last Thursday a week ago. The trip out. ♦ ♦ ♦ youngster weighed in at eight and one-half pounds. Dr. H. B. Gillis • An old-fashioned dance spon assisted in the reception commit sored by the local chapter of Royal tee. Neighbors Wednesday night of last ♦ * ♦ week in the old U. S. hotel was • Edwin and John Taylor of Ap an outstanding success, netting the plegate and Sheriff Jennings wore organization a welcome profit from subpoenaed for court duty at Klam th«* venture. Square dances, old ath Falls last week. Jennings was fashioned music and refreshments «■ailed for the trial of th© alleged featured the evening’s entertain Patronize the Independent killing In the Fabrick d«?er shoot ment, which continued past the Theatre ing case near Lodge Pole a short midnight hour. time ago. ♦ ♦ ♦ • Mr. and Mrs. Harry Helms of French Gulch were Medford shop-1 >>ers Tuesday, and stopped to cast their vote in the Watkins precinct1 on their return home. Mr. Helms was unable to contribute anything of news value from his neighbor hood, although he proclaimed him-! self as being tired of the political argument, being glad when the I thing would he settled. ♦ ♦ ♦ • H. H. Ogle of Klamath Falls, son of S. K. Ogle of this city, spent j part of this week visiting with his I parents here while enroute to a quicksilver mine near Trail. Ogle, who owns a financial interest in j Headquarters for th© property, reports discovery of THE JACKSONVILLE MINER much ore and possibility of a prof-■ (table working in the near future. He plans to return with his family; to Klamath over the week end. ♦ ♦ ♦ Mrs. Harold Crump entertained with an election card party Tues day evening. Eight guests divided their time between the pinochle Sandwiches, Fountain Drinks, Candy, Cigars, News tables and radio reports, with Dave; Barber Shop and Pool Hall in Connection Jones holding high score as card player. Guests Included Mr. and SOUND HORN FOR CURB SERVICE Mrs. Fred West, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Jones, William Purcel, Miss Ethel PHONE 162 Houston of Apnlegate and Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Wilson of Medford. PERSONAL NEWS NOTES Both from Jacksonville and Oner the Hill DRY WOOD $1.75 Tier Up r; ■ • As a result of conflicting dat«,s. a Grange dance which had been planned for November 12 has been postponed until Thanksgiving eve. On th«, night of the twelfth mem tiers an«l families of the extension unit are having an impromptu pro gram ami social at the hall. Spe cial decorations for the occasion have been arranged, and an eve ning of exceptional interest is ex pected ♦ ♦ ♦ • The 3. E. fmnington home, which was partially destroyed a few weeks ago by fire, is being rebuilt and will be completed in about two weeks, it. was said. J. I) Bowdish of fx,zi«jr lane is in charge of the reconstruction, which will adapt the remains Into a one-floor residence, Almost the entire upper floor was charred by the fire. 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