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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1933)
Th« Jacksonville Miner Pace 3 rs. Moses expects to that section, such as furniture be law provides that all drivers’ II- operators’ cards before June 9 until May. ing removed to the yard, a ride ad I censes Issued prior to July 1, 1931, should secure an examiners sched • C. C. Chltwodd, Jacksonville's ministered in a wheelbarrow, sacks must expire on September 1, and ule and an Oregon Motorist's man druggist-treasurer, has been slowly stuffed in the chimney, a cowbell advises Secretary Hoes. I recovering from un attack of bron tied around the bride’s neck, etc., every two years thereafter, begin ual," chial pneumonia contracted u week etc., etc. .Mr. Arnold and Miss Lu ning June 30, 1935. This means "These may be obtained from state i ago. Dr. Harold It. (Hills has been cille DeWolfe, both of upper Ap that every operator carrying one, police, county sheriffs, chiefs of plegate, were united in marriage of the old type licenses must have1 | the attending physician. Miss ls»la Straube, member of • George Camphell of lower Ap at Jacksonville Wednesday of last It renewed before September ami police, newspapers, or by writing • "(1 Whiz," sal«l (J. Wendt the File young peoples’ cliiHH al the ph-guto sustained a deep gush be because there are some 400,000 to my office. No one should at week. Heaver Creek Holiday school, was low the knee several days ago other day, "That lattice fence and A more quiet affair occurred at drivers affected by the law, the de tempt to take the examination gate Tom l-aughheml built for me among guests present ut a party when he wus hewing u log. Hand Ruch Saturday when .Mr. and Mrs. partment will be flooded with ap at tho bom« of Miss Lola Black aging the wound, he walked to the I Isn't half bud to look at.” Towns- Everett Womack were charivari«]«! plications as the deadline ap without first having carefully stud led the information contained in ford In Central Point Saturday af home of a neighbor, who Imine I folk who notice a smutterlng of by a Jolly crowd numbering around proaches. ternoon. The «lay was given over diufely took him Io a physldun. gr««-n on the costum«- of their milk-! 46. This event was characterized ‘■Persons desiring to renew their the manual.” Mr. Hoss said. principally to the coloring of Easl Mr. Campbell wus wi-uketied from man this week will know that the! by the presence of Mrs. Louisa er eggs, with Jigsaw pussies and I th« loss of blood and was con popular dulrymun produ« er chose' Hay, kt; year-old pioneer, who en guinea a* minor uiniiscim-nts The' i fined to Ills bad for a few days a becoming color for his new feme, Joyed the return to younger days. which he has been painting. After party was In honor of Mias Black | ' following the accident. The earlier part of the evening was ford’s Sunday school class of young • .Mrs. Albert Young, who has ( many hours of labor Wendt, with spent near tho Womack home, Die aid of Bob Metzger, the home poeple. 'boon ill for Hie last three months,' stead surroundings have been I where a bonfire was enjoyed, and • As president of tile Mttle Ap was removed to the Community I planted to lawn grass and, with where attempts to Initiate the cou piegate Sewing club, and In ob hospital again Friday for treat-1 th«- freshly painted house, presents ple nearly ended In failure, larter servano» fo her good attendance' tm-nt. a pl<<aslng appearance to Incoming the crowd repaired to the home of since the club was organized two • Miss Jeanette G oh of Applegate motorists. The clean up and paint- Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mee, where a Mr. years ago, Mrs. M It. Buck was motored to Eugene with Medford up move has been spreading this! delicious lunch was served. presented with blocks for a «tulli friends during the week-end, and spring with unusual results, being Womack and Miss Faye Palmer by the club ladles when tln-y met spent her brief vacation with her marke«| as a season of greatest i were united in marriage in Med at Mrs. Huck's home last week pm cuts, Mr ami .Mrs. ohn Gore. civic pride ami Improvement in1 ford last Monday. Tho afternoon sewing hours wore several years. laonurd M< Kee enter devoted to quilting, which was fol • Mrs • Mr. and Mrs. ll«-nry Demmer of YOU’LL FIND OUR lowed by the serving of refresh tained the community women with Jacksonville were Easter dinner STOCK COMPLETE ments. The next meeting will be un afternoon party at her home guests of Mr. and Mrs. George at tho horn«- of Mrs. Prunk Cam Wednesday of lust week «'ake and Demmer on Jacksonville hill. IN FACT The LARGEST sandwiches were served ut the eron April 2d • Mrs. Pearl I Min ford had as a DISPLAY OF PLANTS dose of th«» day. • Neva Wiley of Medford, acconi guest Sunday Mrs. <’«-lla Combestl IN MEDFORD panled by Mr. anil Mrs. William • A son. named Haymond la-on- of Gold Hill Here’s a tip for the thrifty mot Desso) and son Lester and grand aril, wus born ut th« Sacred Heart ... -e---- --— orist. daughter Marcone, or Lake <’r«*«*k, hospital Saturday. April 15, to Mr. Drivers’ licenses will aell for ex wore guests of Mr. anil Mrs l.yal and .Mrs. Glenn Young of Big Ap actly twice the present price after plegate. Hards on Big Applegate Sunday June 9, the fee having been raised • Rodney Roach, slitte pollceinitn. • Mrs. L. C. Port und daughter to |l under the new law which t/its among Applegute visitors t ho Francis were entertained Haturduy will become effective at that time. by Miss Helen Tjoadul of Ashland The Applegate valley rang with Those who get their licenses re first of th«* week • Mr. und Mrs. J. G Tunny re with u luncheon at a Medford grill th«» music of charivari bells dur newed before June 9 will not only turned to their home nt Willows Miss TJosdal's mother, who la via Ing th«» week-end. Th«* most noisy save half the cost but will avoid Saturday, having spent a few du ya Itlng her from Si'Uttle. also wus a ceremony was given Mr. and Mrs ■ the Jast minute rush which Is cer Phone 260 Corner Sixth and Bartlett Melvin Arnold at their home on tain to occur, reports Hal E. Hoss, with Mrs Tunny's mother. Mrs. W guest. • Applegate's champion fiali story ('arbury by a houseful of neigh-1 secretary of state. ’eckliitni on Big Applegate. The new Oregon motor vehicle teller refused The Mlm-r un open bora. Numerous reports came from ing story for the season. His grounds for excuse were that the only stories ho knew happened out of season, and they wouldn't do for publication. • Applegate friends received word of the burlul .Monday of Mrs. Archie Nichols ut Leavenworth. Wash, i-elvhig word of her illness, Nichols uml Carl McCandless for Washington lust week, but death occurred before the men Mrs. reached their destination Uichols, whose death resulted from a paralytic stroke, was visiting rel atives in Washington. Th«» family came here from Ontario, Ore., ami had resid«*d in the community a I year. • Following the regular Grange meeting ami lecture hour ut Ap- piegate Friday, the monthly sup per ensued, which wus in honor of the seven Grangers whose birth days occur tn April: Mrs. Herbert Elmore, Mrs. E. II Taylor. Miss Dorothy Andren. Charles Elmore, Bert Harr, Ben Ellis and Jack O’ Brien. A birthday cake b«*arlng seven cundles graced the table, uml each honor guest responded to the IN occasion with appropriate remarks. The ways and means committee has organized a kittenball team, j with Jack O'Brien us captuln. and a horseshoe dub with Burl Miller as captain. The Graogars are busy discovering their own abilities ulong these lines before they ven- ture forth to cope with other Call Us When Planning Your Next Party—We’ll Be teams. • Mr. and Mrs. Wi-slie Ritchie uml Glad to Advise You son and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Haymond Ritchie of San Diego, spent the week-end visiting at Hoseburg. On th«* return trip the Californians started on thdr home ward journey, going by the Red- wood highway. Your Membership to the • Mrs. Willard Moses of Rich mond, Calif., Is a guest of her sis PHONE 203 CHAMBER OF ter. 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