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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1932)
The Jacksonville Miner nieyer. Following the study hour Iln ho I o , "Holy Night,” Miss Huth the Lord;” tenor and baritone refreshments will be Herved. |\lffxander; Introduction to Can duet, "Fairest Lord Jesus," Henry ♦ * tata, piano; opening chorus, "Pre Niedermeyer and Joseph Nee; bir- i • Christmas Heal sales by local pare Ye the Way;" duet—soprano itone solo, "The Holy City,” A. O. ¡school children totaled more than and alto—"O’er the Silent Eastern Hess; choir, "There is Room in |1C. Hilly Cody received high hon- Hills,” Mrs G. O. Sanden and Mrs. \1y Heart for Thee;” closing chor | or« for selling the greatest num- ft. V. Martin; men’s chorus, "Fol us, "Come and Worship;” benedic her of seals and Carrol Lewis rank- lowing the Guiding Star;" chorus, tion, Rev. S. H. Jones; postlude, Jack Mosier was a business cal- led second. The first. second, third "Glorious Morn;” contralto solo in A, sharp minor, Reginald de In this city Thursday evening. \ CHRISTMAS GIFT and fourth grades each received and women’s chorus, "And There Koven. ate special awards for Helling more Were Shepherds,” Mrs. Raymond • Henry Gallup, of Medford, was At the suggestion of one of ithan |5 worth. Hunsaker; soprano solo, “The Song calling on friends here Thursday. our readers. The Miner would • ♦ « is Hinging Still," Mrs. H. K. Hanna; • a a like to call attention to the fact • A Christmas program in being ALL KINDS thnt the home town newspaper, prepared for Thursday evening. chorus, "Joy to the World;” violin • Mrs. Rai oh G. Jennings wos a visitor in this city Monday aitf-, filled with a chronicle of the December 22, by children of the solo, selected, Miss Ruth Alexan $1.75 Tier and Up doings and antics of the natives, noon. 4 oplegate school, the Juvenile der; mezzo soprano solo with choir a a a W. C. KASSHAFER will make an Interesting and ap Grange, and members of the sun- accompaniment, "Cradle Hymn,” Phone 153 Jacksonville preciated Christmas gift to ordinate Grange The evening’s en • Mrs. Alice Hedburg of Apple gate was among Medford shoppers friends and relatives who now tertainment will last an hour and Mrs. Norvell; choir, "Praise Ye L. live at distant points. Wednesday. one-half, and will be presented at At a very nominal cost a the community hall. A Christmas weekly greeting card could be tree will be an added feature. • Clarence Veach of Squaw lak«- sent for the next 12 months in spent the week-end with friends in a a a the form of a subscription to Medford. • Following a Christmas program a a a The Miner and. judging from •••- • Mrs. Luella Keene has been suf the present large list of out-of- and the usual presentation of candy bags this Friday, Beaver creek •••— town subscribers, would be quite fering the past few days with an school will close for a two weeks’ popular. attack of flu. • ♦ ♦ Beginning December 30, date Christmas vacation. The holiday • Ernseta Bell wan homo from of our first anniversary number, period Is beginning a week earlier school n couple of day» thin week The Miner will present several at that school on account of the new features, including a comic fact that the teacher, MI hh Jean because of Illness. • ♦ ♦ strip, news pictures and editor ette Gore, Is having considerable as a result of an Injured • Mrs. G. O. Sanden thin week ial tidbits Size of the pages w 11 difficulty be greatly Increased and a »till knee. has been host to her mother, Mrs a a a Üb greater value and service to J. G. Viale of Phoenix. • Paul Winningham, who has Been a a a readers will he offered. • Mr and Mrs. Wilbur Cameron ------------------------------------------------------------- ..._________—J mining on city pronerty with Ernie were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. • Clyde Hart and Max GeBauer McIntyre here. Buffered a gashed Üb head Thursday evening when a min Bostwick on Applegate. of the Valiev Candy company were ing b icket fell about 15 feet to ■Üb a a a business callers in this city Thur»- bounce from his cranium Although Üb • John Cantrall, Medford, was a day. •ee medical attention was not neces Üb guest of his mother. Mrs. S. A. * a -«••• sary, Paul stated that he had ouke Cantrall, Wednesday afternoon. A. Tire and family this week a headache as an aftermath. "Bu* Üb a a a *••• Üb • Mr. and Mrs. Mlles Cantrail and moved into one of the cottages you oughts see the mining bucket. ” built recently by Mrs. Chris Ken drawled the victim to a bystander. ^dohn Devlin, all of Ruch, were vis üb ney. -••• a a a In I. onvllle < • < 1 r < i t y. a a a • Mr. and Mrs. Newton Ix-wis of Üb • Margaret Ihinninglon. who is • Mr«. W. H. Vaughn, after «pend Apniegate are the proud grand Üb •••- In nurse's training In a Medford ing a week with relatives In Grants parents of a babv boy born to Mr. ■ ••• Üb hospital, visited with relatives in jPass, returned to her home here and Mrs. Fred Stimson of Medford — «• West Main—Medford (Tuesday evening. this city Sunday. December 11 The dashing young ■Üb a a a man who braved the chilly weather • D. G. Tyree and D. A. Hun y a rd to nr'ke his debut in this world Üb 10c of the Medford Copco office were Is believed by his grandmother to ■Üb iMen’s Dress Socks, pair. transacting business on Applegate weigh 10 rounds, although the ac- Men’s Dress Socks, pair. 15c Tuesday. curate weleht had not been ob- a a a at the time the news was tained *•••• Men’s Dress Ties, 2 for. 25c New bird cages, an Ideal given. a a a Christmas gift, special 11.50. Other Men’s Ties, 25c to 97c Mutual Mill and Seed company, R Paul Bundy, Alex Kockberg, Jacksonville’s Medford. eno« Fo«naugh, William Barrie, — e« Men’s Dress Shirts, 57c, 67c to. . .$1.17 üb a a a Jeweler Charles Whitney and L. Houghton aw • Orll Abbott of Talent Is spend motored to Yreka and other north ing a few days at the home of his ern California points Thursday. •••e« Lad ies’ Silk (Kayser brand) Hose. 67c Wishes His Many sister, Mrs. Victor Anderson, on The Miner is reliably Informed that Lad ies’ Handkerchiefs, 5c, 10c to. . 25c • ••- the entire personnel of the Jack «•••• Big Applegate. F riends a a a sonville Gold Mining company. Lim All Ladies’, Men’s and Childrens • Mr. and Mrs. William Coppie ited, was elven a thorough going- and daughter Wilma of Murnhy over by California state police, who •••• Shoes, During Our Sale, less. . . 10% L U were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred nronouncp'l the outfit as complying with agricultural restrictions and Coppie Sunday. #a a a not burdened with pockets full of YOU WILL FIND OUR PRICES ARE > • Mrs. F. J. Rippey of Big Ap gigantic nuggets. a a a and a plegate left by train a few days LOWEST ON ALL WEARING •••a* ago for Fort Bragg. Calif., where • The Presbyterian church of she was called by the illness of Jacksonville wishes to announce APPAREL WHETHER • ••- Üb the following program, to be pre- -•a» her mother and sister. a a a senteed Sunday evening, Decern ADVERTISED OR NOT • Missionary society of the Pres- ber IS. at 8 o'clock: "The Chr’s- ••••• For Anything You Want byterfan churcti will meet with tian King,” by Fred B. Holton, wi’l in Jewelry Mrs. S. H. Jones the afternoon of be sung with Mrs. Josenh Nee di Did You Get One of Our Free Turkeys? December 29. Roll-call will be an recting and Miss Virginia Fick ac companying at the piano. The ar swered with the home Items of th? GUARANTEED WATCH AND Ask Us About Them Mormon district and foreign items rangements for the evening include CLOCK REPAIRING —Persia and Syria. Devotional« the following: Christmas prelude: j will be led by Mrs. Otto Nleder invocation. Rev. S. H. Jones; vio PERSONAL NEWS NOIES I • Both from Jacksonville and Over the Hill • DRY WOOD ____________ * * * Fr Don’t Forget! Our Big Christmas Sale Is Now On at Whillock’s GOLDEN RULE * V.J.BEACH A jlicrrtt (Christmas Ncfxi IIear ♦ ♦ LAST LAP IN THE BIG BANKRUPT OF THE JACKSONVILLE CASH STORE We Have Orders from the Receiver to Clear the Shelves from Front to Back ETw C. X*« I I CT V Ty 1111111] IVlUw I Vl Q ■ Entire Stock Cut in Half! Everything But Consignment Stock Goes at Fifty Cents on the Dollar r * Men’s $2.49 Hats, now....................................... $1.25 Men’s 75c Caps, now.............................................. 49c Men’s $2.98 Flannel Shirts, now..................... $1.49 Men’s Red and Blue Handkerchiefs, now. . . .4c 39c Men’s 79c Belts, now 5c Children’s Hose, now lc I lot Wilsnaps, card now. lc I lot Lustre Cotton, ball now Men’s Neckband Dress Shirts, now................... 49c Women’s Pumps and Oxfords cut to, pair. . . 49c Maple Flavor Syrup, 98c gallon can, now .... 49c K-C Baking Powder, can now 10c 9c Ladies’ 25c Knit Vests, now lc I lot Fancy Buttons, card now I lot Laces, all widths, yard now lc
