Image provided by: YMCA of Ashland; Ashland, OR
About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1932)
1 The Jacksonville Miner • J. H. Devlin, brother of Mrs. near Jacksonville Sunday. Other Miles Cantrail, now of Portland, guests were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn was In this city over the holiday Saltmarsh and Mrs. John Cantrall looking over scenes of his activities and daughter Norma. A press repre here some 35 years ago when he sentative and two photographers Salt was a bonaflde Jacksonvillian and were unable to Induce Mrs. Salt-1 employe, for a time of the Demo marsh to make a statement as to Raymond Phillips Is erecting a • Mr. and Mrs. k M. Scott of cratic Times newspaper. He also her age, although she is believed ^^•w house on Ills ranch at Squaw Madera, Calif., are spending the clerked in several establishments to be not over 19. ♦ ♦ * holiday weekend as guests of Mrs. and is well remembered here. lake. « ♦ ♦ Completing their wedding trip! * * * Maud Kubll. Mr. Scott came here to Those Who Save • A D. Oliver of Lompoc, Calif , of a week in the Applegate section.1 from Pioneervllle, Idaho, where ho • Jess Townsend of Big Applegate was In the Applegate valley a short Mr- an,) MrH- Joseph Tenney left Is ill In his home with the flu this Inis been employed since last sum time ago, en route to British Co- Tuesday fo rthelr home in Wil mer. week. liimbla, where he was going to lows. Calif. The couple, who had ♦ ♦ ♦ « « * look after property Interests. He been guests of the bride’s mother, • For rent, housekeeping cabins Mr and Mrs. Bert Harr motored expects to return here to Steam Mrs. W. D. Peckham, returned to Inqulro at Lyden House, Jackson- to Ashland Friday evening, where boat in the spring, where he will California facing the possibility of j they attended the Ashland high ville. resume his mining occupation of losing their wager of a New Year’s There Is No Substitute ♦ ♦ * school play, "They’ll Do It Every dinner, providing their friends 2k year “ , ago. Mr. Oliver had taken Time," a • Charles Wetyor of Hollywood Is comedy In three acts. for a Savings Account up farming in California since leav learn of their marriage before the In the Applegate country seeking Their son John was included in the new year. Mr. Terney owns the ing the Applegate. cast. a mining location J. G. Penney radio store at Willows. ; f ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦ • ♦ START YOURS • J. Fred Hoofs, brother of the ♦ ♦ ♦ • Frank Knutzen Is employed In • Harvey Russell and son Wenston TODAY! city’s postmaster, Alice Hoefs, building a barn and chicken house of Eugene were visiting in the Ruch NEW CAFE OPENS dropped In for an informal visit on the Ralph Smith ranch below section, Mr. Russell's former home, last F’rfday and remained over Sun IN CITY TUESDAY Ruch. a few days ago. They have located day while overseeing the Daffodil ♦ ♦ ♦ at the Sturgis mine on Forest mine near Copper, in which he Tuesday of this week J. D. Dono • William Fruit of Ruch left a few creek, where they will spend the owns an interest. Dr. F. E. Butler, van of Central Point reopened the «lays ago for Woodburn, Ore , where winter. brother-in-law, also accompanied former Wicked Waffle-Leonard’s he will spend some time visiting V * • Hoefs In his visit here from Port relatives. Rendezvous cafe in this city and • Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Martin of land. Medford ♦ • ♦ * ♦ ♦ plans to cater particularly to fam- upper Applegate have for Thanks • Malcolrnn Jones, who has been giving guests Mrs. Martin’s daugh • Florence May Severance, O. S. ily style boarding, according to a attending Willamette university In ter, Mrs. Allen Valentine and little Subscribe for The Miner today, student, returned from Corvallis Salem, returned to his home here son Donnie of Payne's Creek, Calif., Wednesday for a two-day stay over statement made yesterday. r -- “ for the holidays. Donovan, an experienced chef. who are visiting them and friends the holidays with her parents here. ♦ ♦ • and relatives in Jacksonville. Ruth Severance, who has been has moved here and Is occupying • Mrs. Nick Rivers of Med ford teaching In Philomath high school, rooms in the rear of the building • * * ALL KINDS spent the week-end with her hus also was home for the week-end. with his family. The property is $1.75 Tier and Up band In the Ruch vicinity. She was • The elder Taylor, who has been Lloyd Griggs, of Cottage Grove z accompanied by her daughter Ciar- helping his two sons, Jack and was house guest of the Severance being rented from the Toft estate. W. C. KASSHAFER ¡Jules, in operation of the Severance ice. Phone 153 Jacksonville ¡mine here, was stricken Wednesday family at the same time, * ♦ » « * * Subscribe for The Miner today. noon and was rushed home. Last • Mr. and Mrs. William McDaniel • Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Severance and son Glenn were entertained word received yesterday reported and daughters Ruth and Florence Taylor as being a very sick man. ^^Ith a turkey dinner at the home May and guest Lloyd Griggs Thurs « ♦ * Mr. and Mrs. Harry Luy in Med day were dinner guests of Mrs. R. ^J^^^Trd Sunday. • A rock crusher, thought to be R. Johnson and son James of Med a permanent fixture at Joe Bar ford. Mrs Johnson Is a sister of • For sale, bronze turkey gobblers since it ceased to be operated about | Mr. Severance. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph suitable for stock. Phone Mrs. Miles seven years ago, was removed to Sweeney and daughter Katherine, Cantrall, Jacksonville 22-F-23. California recently by its owner, and Miss Nlerson completed the Harry Webber. The crusher was holiday group. * * * taken to Petrola. high in the Sier ras. • A. J. Baker and M. Taylor of •••• • * * Cashmere, Wash., came to the val • Melvin Rowden of Williams ley recently to visit with Mr. Bak-, ¡creek has purchased the Harley er’s brother, George Raker of Rak-' 49 POUND 8ACK Mansfield ranch at Applegate. The er’s service station between Med-1 buildings on the property having ford and Jacksonville. They have been destroyed by fire several years decided to try mining In the hills •••- ago, It will be necessary for Mr. , for a while and have rented a Rowden to build a new house on cabin from T. S. Cady near the Summit service station where they his ranch. are making their home at present. 1 ■ •••• ♦ ♦ ♦ PERSONAL NEWS NOTES Both from Jacksonville and Over the Hill PROSPERITY COMES FASTER REGULARLY Farmers and Fruitgrowers Bank DRY WOOD Medford’s Own Store í Invites You Kitchen Queen Hardwheat Flour 90c Special One Week Only Cranberries, lb. 15c Mince Meat 2 pounds 25c Special Bargains in Men’s and Boys’ Shoes God ward Mercantile Company "Where the Miners Bring Their Gold" WE DELIVER PHONE to Attend the • Mrs. M. R. Buck and brother. * * * Hollis Parks, of Medford, motored • Mrs. Dora Saltmarsh was honor to Klamath Falls Tuesday, where guest at a birthday dinner at the they visited Mrs. Buck’s grandson, home of her son. Dean Saltmarsh. Bobbie Heckman, who is at the Hillside hospital recovering from a mastoid operation. Mrs. Buck will remain In Klamath for a few days. • ♦ ♦ • In observance of her twelfth birthday anniversary Miss Louise Harr expected to entertain her 'young friends with an after-school party at her home Wednesday. About 20 guests had been invited to the party, which would have games and the cutting of the birth day cake as the main features. CHRISTMAS OPENING ■ ••• •••• -••• Harold B. Gillis •••• PHYSICIAN and SURGEON ■*••• Office in Jacksonville Sanitarium Hours—Mon., Wed., Frl„ 9-12 6-9 Every Evening «•••• PHONE JACKSONVILLE 81 ♦ * » Saturday Evening, Nov. 26 Featuring Pracrical Gifts this Season at Medford Furniture & Hardware Co Corner Sixth and Bartlett Medford Send in your subscription today. OPENING SALE OF LUMBER For Three Days--Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday WE HAVE MOVED TO OUR NEW LOCATION ON NORTH PACIFIC HIGHWAY, MEDFORD, AND WILL OFFER FOR THREE DAYS ONLY 50,000 Board Feet of Low-Priced Lumber at Unheard of Prices We Are Enlarging Our Stocks to Include Lime, Cement, Windows, Doors, Lath, Shingles, Nails, Builders’ Hardware and a Full Line of Certainteed Products Including Roofing Material, Building Paper, Paints, Varnishes and Floor Wax ■■■ 4 r It C IL To First 20 Women Each Morning and Afternoon of the Sale, A Useful Gift Will Be Given—120 Free Gifts in All! The Economy Lumber Company NORTH PACIFIC HIGHWAY “LOW PRICED LUMBER” “Steve” Stephenson and “Cap” Overmyer PHONE 594
