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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1933)
Th« Jacksonville Mil Page 3 ; • C. C. Chitwood, Jacksonville's druggist who had a short tussle The “Eye” in Fashion with bronchial trouble a few day* ago, emerged victorious Thursday morning. Ho was back yesterday to his usual stand at the pharmacy greeting customers and friends in Ills usual cordial munner. Dorothy Henry Van Poyen und Leonurd • Miss Helen TJosdul of Ashland ¡Chitwood had taken charge of Andrews of Ashlund were combin and her mother, Mrs. Thora TJos- things during the Blue** of tho city ing fishing and business ou Appio- dal of Heattie, who Is visiting her, treasurer. gate Wednesday The l.ithli» clti- were week end guests of Mrs L. C. zeus salii tliui they are slated to Port, • Emil Britt,' when asked sing over KM ED Hunday. week what was news, replied that • When a coupe driven by "Hally” "I’ve boon working all week you • Mr. and Mrs. (Miarlos Howard of Htephenson collided with a truck cun consider that as real news.” Grants Pass were supper guests ut In which It. R. Burelson and Baldy To prove ills claim, Mr. Britt bus the homo of the latter's sister. M rs. Young were riding only a Slight been seen downtown with overalls, laxtn Offenbacher, Friday, upon slinking up was the result. Thu ac sunburn and u ruddy glow of late. Gioir return from a business trip cident occurred Hunday on it grade near the Burr ranch when the two • Henry Wendt, of the Jackson to Medford. <urs met on a turn. ville Wendts, and for 22 years post • Mrs. Sarah "Ma” Wilcox, who muster at Pine Creek In Klamath had spent some time with Apple [ • Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Timmons county, arrived in this city a few friends, is visiting at the W. i and little son of Central Point i duys ago to spend some time vis were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. iting brothers, sisters, cousins and E. I’hlnnoy home In this city. Throckmorton Hunday, relatives ud Infinitum He makes • With two of a group of seven an annual pilgrimage to the scenes graduate students of the Ashland • Miss Eleanor Orth and Harvey of his younger duys, etc., and take* normal school to usuisi her in giv Robinson of Medford spent Hunday a keen Interest In the doings of bis ing tho achievement tests In the on the Little Applegate. Mr. Rob old home town, it Applegate schools, Mrs. Una B. I inson chose to fish during the day friends. Inch, supervisor, completed tho and Miss Orth enjoyed horseback testa In two days. Her assistants riding. • Mrs Alice Applegate Sargent, hen* were Mrs. Catherine Denser { on« of the pioneer bulwarks of • Alt iinprovent which Mrs. Anna Jacksonville and southern Oregon, and Miss Einer« Elliott, Ruch bus tnade at ber Service sta silent Wednesday In Medford. Mrs. • Mr. and Mrs. Ray Offenbacher tion station which motorista wlll Hargent. who waved a cordial were among recent business visit welcome is un arrangement for run- greeting to her many friends as ors in Medford. nlng water. The Sunnyslde servire she rode through town, apiteared station Is undergolng thè samo ren- The left eye plays an Important • Many fishermen uro re|s>rt«d to ovutlon thè houawlvea glves tbelr to be enjoying good health and have had good luck ut HquaW Lake homo*. and la gettlng un interior "looked just fine.” Mrs. Hargent part In the newest millinery modes, has come to be loved by even the as witness in these two engaging »Sunday. Ten curs were counted at <<»ut of paini ibis w«sk, smaller schoolchildren of Jackson mode* of the new season. Note the the Inke, county, and Is the author of a sweep of the hat brim which com • Volney Dixon of Medford was • Compliments on tho delicious book, "Following the Flag—Diary pletely covers the right eye, leav Interviewing possible fence custo supper, tho music, and oven the of a Soldier’s Wife." ing only the left one exposed to mers on the Applegate Bunday. He old-time dance Itself were heard ¿ad spent part of the day In Grunts on all sides from those attending • Charles Smith, who has been view. The hat at the bottom is of ! the apron and overall dance given working at the old Tog Town mine beige [a-au dewfange shantung with Buss. by the Applegate Extension unit for somo time, has left for Wolf brown stitching and a garniture of • Plan* for his day's work on bls Saturday night. Dancers attending Creek where he has accepted a job velvet Howers around the crown. mining claim were ruined for Joe numbered dose to 150. and unit as foreman In a mine. The cliupeau at the top is of navy Polley of Illg Applegate Tuesday members were pleased with the fi • Mr. and Mrs. George Demmer, I blue moire tafTeta. with melon morning, when fire destroyed his nancial outcome of the purty. with a party of friends from Jack crown and Haring brim. The three little log cabin home. Unable to save any household equipment, • There may bo a deluge of wed sonville, enjoyed a picnic party tone cluster of velvet flowers placed Mr Polley hud the misfortune of dings on the Applegate very soon among the hills of Applegate Sun- directly forward Is it* only decora seeing the results of long hours of If tho Beaver creek boys are to day. They re port a very pleasant tion. effort go up in smoke. The cabin learn to play baseball In a way day was built Inst fall on a claim south that will pile up a score for them. • Mr. and Mr». W. W. Driver and nf tho Hirsute- rum li At Hunduy’s game the married men family, newcomers in Jackson preaching deadline for turning in again beat the boy*. Nevertheless, hoarded gold. Mother Nature has • Mr. und Mrs. George Maxwell the youngsters wlll make another county, have recently purchased 40 been about the ohly gold hoarder acres near the laiurel Grove ceme- •imi Mr. and Mrs V T Wilson of attempt for victory next Hunday. tery near Ruch and will muke their In this section, miners generally Medford were entertained at th« running at breakneck speed to the there. home homo of Mr. and Mrs. Harold • The local Rebekah lodge jour local gold dealer to deposit their Crump Hunday. neyed to Ashland Thursday eve • T. J Reese, of Ashland, was in findings when same reach any aj>- ning of this week for a joint meet the Applegate district this week preciable amount, for instance, • Mr. and Mrs. Ray Le Fever of ing with the Llthla unit, which was Medford were guests of Mr. und observing a birthday of the order looking for good mining prospects. enough to buy a loaf of bread and Mr. Reese sold a mine near Yreka, a pinch of salt. None of the local Mrs. Edward Kuhli Sunday. Th« with a dinner and program. Mm. couple enjoyed picnicking and Ray Wilson. Vivian DeHaas, Mr*. Calif., for $30.000 less than a year miners, unlike city fellers who are ago, he said. worried about going off the gold horseback riding. Jake Hhcaeffer. Mrs. Zetta Louts, standard, have offered to throw • Mrs. H. D. McVay. passed Mrs. John Norris, Mrs. Ulrich and who their yellow treasures back into • A suitable location for a now Boy Scout camp for younger l>oys Mrs. Shorty Smith were among away quite suddenly early Monday mine holes, indicating a pretty sane under 13 years of age was marked those making the trip from here. morning, was burled Tuesday in attitude here toward the "new on Elliott creek Friday by Mr. Wesley Hartman took a car full of the laurel Grove cemetery near deal" which is unfolding. The fact Ruch. Besides her husband, she that there Is a $100 expiration Phaleyn and Mr. Jone*, Medford Rebekahs nnd Odd fellows also. leaves four small children and her seems to have eased practically ■ mH officials. Characteristics sought In the new site are acce*- • Young Master Schaeffer who parents and one brother. Her moth every mind in this side of the val slhillty in summer nnd winter, yet was stricken with bronchitis while er, Mrs. W. I. Coffman, will care ley, if any of them had been wor a type of camp which Is of the visiting his grandparents, Mr. and for the children. rying. back-to-nature sort. Final steps for Mrs. John .Marsh, has been improv • Mr. and Mrs. Arthur I*. Fisher obtaining tho site for the scout ing steadily the latter part of this and niece. Miss Genevieve Fitz • Dick Coffman, after pondering camp awaited the approval of Larry week. I>r. H. B. Gillis attended the simmons, arrived in Medford Sat long and meditatively. asked an I Schade and other members of the youngster. urday from l-ong Beach, Calif., to scout commit toe, who «x|HM'ted to visit here with relatives. They were visit the grounds within a few • Mr* Zetta Lontx and son Homer in the southern city during the spent Wednesday of thia week in 1 days. Ashland visiting at the home of quake and give an Interesting ac I Morris Wanner, who spent a few Mrs. George Bishop, daughter of; count of the disaster. Mrs. Fisher Is a sister of Mrs. E. B. Bell of ays with his brother, Jumna Wag- the former. Our Prices Will Advance Jacksonville, and H. J. Burrows of nor, at Squaw Lake, has returned Soon—Clean Up Now to his home In Hollywood. Mr. • Mrs. Gier. Young and young son Medford. They have rented apart Wagner's mother who resides in returned to their home in this city ments on South Central avenue, SUITS ...........................75c Salem, accompanied him to hia from the Sacred Heart hospital and expect to visit in this vicinity DRESSES (and up)....75c for nbout six weeks before return horns, where she will remain for early this week. ing to their home in Sparta, Wis some time. Hats Cleaned and Blocked • Mr. and Mrs. Orval Shores and consin. They were dinner guests • Guests of Mr. and Mrs. H J. two children, Bobby ami Jean, were at the Bell home in Jacksonville Hodges in Ruch Monday were Mr. Wednesday dinner guests of Mr. Sunday. DYE WORKS and Mrs. Earl Bryant and family and Mrs, Clinton Dunnlngton here., Cor. 6th & Holly Phone 244 of this city. The Shores formerly operated a • No anxiety has been noted in — store In this city, but now are resi local circles because of the ap- dents of Central Point authority last week which wa* going to give in first, the image or the robins that have been fight ing themselves at various points in the state. Ix>cal talent seemed un-! able to answer the momentous question and admitted Dick had them stumped this time. PERSONAL NEWS NOTES Both Jrom Jacksonville and Over the Hill P • Jacksonville welcomed the sil ver and paper standard Tuesday evening when the local national guard contingent returned from I drill with bulging pockets and hap py faces, as well as minds full of ways and means. The militarist* had had a quarterly payday. No one bought the county courthouse with their treasure, however, hav-1 Ing known beforehand that it wouldn’t be worth the price, no matter how cheap. "It alnt opportunity,” replied one of the excavators a* he ran before a four-foot wall of water. • Baseball has not entirely de voured the enthusiasm of Jackson ville sportsmen I^ee Smith and Jim Littell junior folded up their equip ment and stole quietly away early Sunday morning for the mighty Rogue, where they sought the fa mous fish. The pair returned with not even a good fish story. • It may be that paydirt is a bit leaner, and then again the spring weather might be responsible, but downtown miners report that pro duction of the standard which the country Just went off of has de- creased a bit of late. The Mero- Taylor combination __ haH _____ sunk ___ an- other shaft in their search for [ bread on sluice box waters, and find plenty of work, If nothing else. 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